The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-08

Jas. l.. Schoneld, OF Penneld, and
several other hunters who are camping
In the wilds Of Clearfcld county have
killed fifteen bear this season. They
had eight dead ones In camp at one time
last week.
Lena, little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Geisler, dibd at 3.i5 A. NJ. Tuesday,
Nov. 7th, Of diphtheritic Group. Lena
was five years and six months old. Her
remains will be buried In the Catholic
cemetery to-day.
We have made an investigation and
discover that all cases but one Of typhoid
fever, and most all cases Of diphtheria
have been In families where well water
IL used. You can draw your own con-
clusions In the matter.
Wilkcsbarrc has often been visited by
musical combinations Of various kinds,
but none have ever appeared TO give
the satisfaction the Lotus company
gave last night. Wilkesbarrc Ne,rs-
Dcolor. At Centennial Hall Tuesday,
Nov. 2ist.
The gypsy social given in the G.
a. II. hall last Thursday evening by the
Christian Endcavor Of the Presbyterian
church, was very enjoyable affair.
A gypsy wedding, fortune telling,
music, aud refreshments was the even
ing's program.
The concert and entertainment To bc
given In the church at Pancoast next
Tuesday evening, Nov. l4th, II for the
benefit of the brass band. Tho proceeds
TO be used towards buying several new
instruments. The entertainment begins
at 7.30. Admission - cents.
We received an anonymous communi-
cation yesterday morning which we
dropped into the capacious mouth of
our waste basket. The people who will
never learn that all communications
must be signed by the writer, will not
find their article in the newspaper.
The evening entertainments for the
teachers institute next week are as
follows: Monday, free entertainment;
Tuesday, The Torbott Concert Co.;
Wednesday, The Torbctt Concert Co.:
Thursday, an olocutionary, and musical
entertainment by Miss Sara ,Jefrcris and
others.
Tho regular price the Lotus Glee
Cub gets for every one of their enter
tainmcnts Is $4,000. An open date on
their way from Lock Haven TO Pitts
burg gives the people of our town the
opportunity Of hearing the best Glee
Club that travels. Miss Marshall's
recitations and select readings are
worth the price Of admission alone.
"Who weeps with you when you are
sad, and laughs at you when you are glad,
and smiles at you when you are mad
The editor. Who has to be both kind
and wise, and never (hardly cver) lies,
and when he does creates surprise
The editor. Who owns u heart as well
as cheek, is possessed of spirit, proud,
yet meek, and lives on forty cents a
week e? The editor."-Ex.
An effort will be made to get a special
train to run up to Dubois Friday night
for Geo. r.. Wendling's lecture. Prof.
f. c. Shields, formerly of this place,
says: 'Hon. George II. Wendling's
lecture, The Man of Galilee,' is, with
out doubt, the finest ever delivered
before the Clearlield County Teachers
Institute. Americans greatest lecturer
on this greatest Of all subjects forms
the strongest attraction that can be
presented to any audience
L. J. McEntire, judge of election in
this borough, was not here yesterday
and there was dispute as to whom,
the Republican or Democrat inspector,
had the right to appoint Judge Of
election. It was not settled until the
Feb. election returns were found to see
which inspector had the most votes.
Julius G. Ferris, r, had 1862 votes and
S. T. Dougherty, d, l4s. Ferris ap-
pointed E. Neff, Esq. The poles were
not open until eight o'clock.
The Reynoldsville Volunteer and the
Dubois Courier are having "hitch" on
why the Sykes, Allis & Moorhouse
woolen mill was located at Reynolds
vile instead of Dubois. True the Du-
Bois people did not raise any money to
offer as an inducement to have the mill
built there, but the Courier's denial
does not change the facts in the case,
and that is that ground was offered free
and proposition was made by number
of the business men OF Dubois to induce
Sykes, Allis & Moorhouse to locate in
their town. The Courier is generally
we'll posted on everything that is going
on in Dubois hut thew are off this time