The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-04-26


days trying to organize an order Of the
Knights Of Maccabees. We have been
informed that there is probability Of
his efforts being successful
The Sedler property on Jackson
street, which has been announced so
often for sale and each time postponed,
will be sold positively at 200 p. NJ. to-
morrow, April 9th There is n bargain
for some person In this property.
Buckskin Bills new monster railroad
wild West Show, Indian Silver Bands
and Mexican Hippodrome, will be at
Reynoldsville Tuesday, May 9th. A
street parade at 1890 A. NJ. General
admission - cents. See 'ad' on an
other page Of this issue.
Ten members of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Of this place. went to Brookvile Mon
day afternoon and assisted Monday
evcing In initiating number Of new
members into the lodge Of the above
name, which was organized at Brook
| Vile several weeks ago.
An excursion train was run from this
place to Ridgway this morning to ac-
commodate all who wanted to attend
the |. o. o. +. anniversary. A large
number went from here. The train
will leave Ridgway at eleven o'clock
tonight for the return trip.
Dr. +. NJ. Phillippi brought number
Of relics with him from South America
which can be seen in the display window
Of &. f. Hoilman's jewellery store. A
tiger skin, snake skin, two guns, Il
revolver, sword. bride and bride
reins, water pots, old coins, &C.. &c.
They attract considerable attention.
There are always two school days that
require II little extra tidiness ON the
part Of pupils, and perhaps little fin
er "toggery,' than at any other time
during the term. They are the first
and last days Of the term. This is no
new vogue, but has been handed down
WI many Nth'0' '0p'NiuiiN - ~ ~ III
rural districts.
The supper and entertainment in the
G. A. II. hall last Saturday evening.
given by the Daughters Of st. George
was complete success. The supper
was good. the entertainment excellent
and the cash receipts were S54.l0. The
ladies were well pleased with the success
and pleasant manner in which every
thing passed of.
The Jr. O. y. A. NJ. of this place,
never having yet owned flag, ordered
a fine sixty-five dollar one last
Wednesday night. We do not know
whether they were waiting for their
membership to reach one hundred be-
fore they would purchase II silk stars
and stripes, but the roll showed one
hundred that night.
Rev. j. j. Kerr, of Brookville, de-
livered good temperance lecture in
Centennial hall Monday evening to
mall but appreciativc audience. The
Prohibition Club of this place had him
come here to lecture. The Prohibition
Club holds meeting in the hall every
Monday evening. They expect to have
lively debate next Monday evening.
Richard NJ. Johnson, of Philadelphia.
the Most Excellent Grand Scribe of the
Grand Holy Royal Arch Chapter of
Pennsylvania, was at Brookville last
week instructing the Jefferson Chapter,
No. 225. in the various degrees. Friday
night he exemplified the workings Of
the Blue Lodge. Chas. Herple and J.
V. Young, of Reynoldsville, went to
Brookville Friday night for the especial
purpose of witnessing the exemplifica-
tions Of the Blue degree.
Mrs. Belle McElhaney. of Rimers-
burg, sister of j. Van Reed, died at her
home on Friday morning, April 2lst,
1893, after many weeks Of suffering from
catarrh of the stomach. j. Van Reed
and daughter, Miss Eleanor, have been
at the sufferers bedside for three weeks.
Henry A. Reed went to Rimersburg
Monday morning to attend the funeral,
which took place Monday afternoon.
Mrs. McElhaney leaves one son, Van
McElhaney, who is young man, to
mourn for mother.
Esq. f. Neff, an aspirant for the Office
of sheriff of Jefferson county, went to
Rathmel on Tuesday evening, April 1S,
and tied the nuptial knot for Lewis G.
A. Wagner, jr. and Miss Annie Maria
Leton. The ceremony was performed
at the home of the grooms parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner at eight
o'clock, after which a sumptuous supper
was spread. The Prescottville Cornet
hand having haard about tho mi ya