The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-17

/ >. Ellis, who has been running cloth
ing store in this place for about a year,
bid farewell to Reynoldsvillc yesterday.
The ladies' Of Reynoldsvillc will or
ganize lodge Of the Knights Of the
Golden Eagle to be known as the Ladies
Temple on Monday evening, May 22nd,
In |. o. o. +. hall at 7.3O o'clock.
Mrs. Martin Alton, of near Brook
vile, mother Of Mrs l.. ID. Rupert, Of
Roynodsville, died at her home on Sun.
day, May II, aged about 10 years. Mr.
aud Mrs. L. ID. Rupert left here ON
Monday to attend the funeral
Saml Bloom, District Deputy Of the
| a. l.. A., Of this district, will 90 to
Dubois this evening to institute II lodge
at that place. A number of members
from here and Rathmcl will assist Mr..
Bloom to institute the lodge.
The first passenger train ran over tho
Clcarfcld g. Mahoning railroad last
Wednesday. II was n special with n
number of the big men connected with
that road the b.. II. g. r., and the
Bell, Lewis & Yates g. NJ. Go.
The w. G.. r. U. will serve dinner and
supper in the G. A. II. hall next Thurs
day May 49, All are invited to lend
their aid by patroni2ing them at meal
time. They will do their best to furnish
good grub" TO kccpyour custom for the
future. Don't fail to go.
| II ever II man feels like "a poor worm
Of the dust" IL is when he suffers from
that tired feeling. Ayers Sarsaparila
removes this discouraging physical con
dton and imparts the thrill Of new life
and energy to every nerve, tissue,
muscle, and fibre Of the whole body.
Three members Of the Joshua Simp-
kins" company, that showed here last
Wednesday evening, learned by expert
cncc Thursday morning that Allegheny
Valley Railway trains do not wait long for
passengers, even IL they are showmcn.
The trio went on n coal train over the
II. & T., G. R'y to Falls Creek
Charles o. Wilson, Of Punxsutawncy,
eighteen years ago one Of the boys Of
Rcynoldsvillc with whom we associated
was in town last Saturday and called AT
the STAR Office. He il one Of the six
Republican candidates who Is seeking
the nomination for sheriff. Charles has
many friends in the county who are
anxious to see him get the nomination.
DR.. w. B. Alexander and G.. w.
Palen. two Of the committee of three
who were elected by the Presbyterian
congregation to get them n preacher,
was at Allegheny last Sunday to hear a
minister who breaches in mission
church near the suburbs of tho city.
The committee were well pleased with
the man. He will preach here soon as
n candidate.
Hon NJ. V. B. Bennett who will lee
ture in Centennial hall Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of this week, comes
highly recommended and comments on
him by the press and public are: "Hc
has fire, force, pathos, logic and argu-
mcnt." "The finest debater on the
platform to-day" "IIe is an original
and profoundly impressive speaker"
"He has taken the people of Nebraska
by Storm
The new fountain put in the yard at
Supt. Rumsey's Office was made by Mr..
w. 5. Stone, machinist at this place for
the A. V. R'y Co. The fountain is Il
pretty one and those who look at II
would not suspect that it was made out
of old scraps. Pieces of the tool car,
engines 3, 10, y and "a, and pieces of
the top Of ventilators of the engine
house are used in constructing the foun-
tain. Mr.. Stone is first-class me-
chanic.
We have been informed by Hon. S.
B. Elliott, general manager Of the Bell,
Lewis 81 Yates c. NJ. Co., that the
Clearfeld a. Mahoning railroad will run
a big excursion over the new road from
Reynoldsville to Clearfeld about the
first of June. The excursion will be
free to all who receive invitations,
which will be sent out to business men
at Brookville, Reynoldsville, Falls
Creek, Dubois, Luthersburg and vicin.
tiles. The invitations will be issued
with blank to be filed out and re.
turned to S. B. Elliott, Reynoldsville,
Pa, by all who accept the invitation.
The citizens of Clearfeld, according to
the Public Spirit, will make preparations
to give the visitors pleasant time
while at that town. 1t will certainly be
treat for the business men.
Mrs. Cora Blanche Young, wife OF
G. III. Young, of Jackson street, and
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