The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-01-18

oTd J' boulu, lne nulnOrlSt, VINO Will
lecture in Centennial on Thursday even
ing Of next week, makes request that
the room be well lighted, well heated
and well filed with people who are
willing to smile.
Almost one hundred licenses petitions
have been filed in Elk county for the
Court TO grant or refuse on the 23rd of
this month. Elk county must have
good crop Of people who loveth the
intoxicating bowl.
The Free Press of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
says of Ora j. Gould who will lecture
here on the 26th inst: "IIe is an able
man and a great orator. His lecture,
Things that make me SMILE was the
finest we ever heard" Seats on sale at
Reeds shoe store.
"The Merry Cobbler' was greeted at
the Reynolds opera house last Thursday
evening with n crowded house. It is
said to have been one of the best shows
that has been in Reynoldsville for many
q day. They advertise, give a good
show and get n crowd.
To preserve youthful appearance as
long as possible, it is indispensable that
the hair should retain its natural color
and fullness. There is no preparation
50 effective as Ayers Hair Vigor. II
prevents badness, and keeps the scalp
clean, cool and healthy.
A sleighing party Of boys and girls
drove over from Punxsutawney last
night and took supper at Hotel McCon-
nell. They were four hours and fifteen
minutes driving to Reynodsviile. We
have not yet learned how many of them
froze to death on their way home.
The tunnel which the Bell. Lewis g.
Yates c. NJ. Co. have been work at be-
tween Big Soldier mine and Sykesvilie
was completed yesterday. It is almost
ten thousand feet long. This will give
the company a good drainage for their
large coal works at that place and they
can 40 away Win the pumps.
Until recently after the tan bark had
exhausted its strength in the leach
house at the large tannery in this place,
1t was removed to the engine house
where it was used as fuel to keep up
steam in the boilers. Slack is now
used for keeping up steam and it
requires about five ton of slack daily
during this cold weather.
The interior of Centennial Hall has
been gloomy, dirty looking place for
number of years, but with its new
platform, raised seats, alabastine walls
and ceiling, new paint, and generous
application of 'elbow grease" and soap
and water, it has been changed to a
very neat and comfortable hall. The
Main street entrance has also made a
decided improvement on the building.
xiii two birds with one stone" by
attending the lecture on the 26th inst.
1t is expected that new road law
will be presented to the Legislature of
Pennsylvania for adoption this coming
winter and an effort is being made to
get all the residents of this state who
are interested, and all should be. TO
sign two petitions, one copy to be sent
to our member Of the Legislature and
the other to the State Senator for
presentation. NJ. C. Coleman has been
taking an interest in it at Reynoldsville.
Why not call public meeting to
expedite the matter.
Goldie May Brown, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Brown, of Prescott |
vile, died early Sunday morning. The |
parents, and little white coffin with |
the remains of their darling baby, left
here on the noon train Monday for
Galatians, near Lock Haven, where the
interment took place. Mr.. Brown and |
wife have had deep waters to pass
through during the past three or four
months. Mr.. Brown is just recovering
from serious illness which almost
resulted in ending his earthly career.
Fortunately for Esq. E. T. McGaw
the borough ordinance compelling
people 10 keep the snow shoveled off
their sidewalks has not been enforced
and he has had good shedding" for his
right foot, which he has not been able
two walk on for over week ana he
slides it over the sidewalk. When
the weather commenced to assume a
wintery chilliness the Squire decided to
allow select few to loaf in his Office,
provided they carry in all the coal. The
first of last week McGaw, for the second
time during the winter, went after a
bucket of coal and stepped on a nail
which penetrated his right foot and
gave him considerable trouble. He is
now able to get around as above stated.