The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-01-25

and evening.
The dance in the opera house Monday
night for the benefit of Oscar Steve, the
man who was injured on the II. a. F. G.
Ry several weeks ago, netted seventy
dollars.
The Reynoldsville postoflce was
closed few hours last Friday afternoon,
| by request of the Postmaster General,
in honor of ex-President Hays, who was
buried that day.
Webster defines "fogy" as "a dull
old fellow; person behind the times,
over-conservative, or slow" Do you
you know whether there are any
"fogics" in Reynoldsville?
Ladies clean your kid gloves with
Mousquetaire glove cleaner, for sale
only by J. b. Arnold, the leading house
in town, for dressed and undressed kid
! gloves in all the most desirable shades.
A young fellow who imbibed too
much "tangle foot" and got into dis
turbance with several Ikes Saturday
evening was locked up and keep in
durance vile until Monday evening in
lieu of paying five dollars for his lib
erty.
1t is probably not the coolest weather
you ever knew in your life; but that is
how you feel just now, because past
sufferings are soon forgotten, and be-
cause your blood needs the enriching,
influence of Ayers Sarsaparilla-the
Superior Medicine.
The Republicans and Democrats OF
Winslow township met Saturday after
noon and nominated their tickets for
the February election. The Republi-
cans held their meeting in the West
Reynoldsville school house and the
Democrats met at the Moore House.
General Grant Lodge No. lsl, Sons of
st. George, of Dubois, will visit the
Sons of st. George Lodge at this place
in the Odd Fellows hall on Friday eve
ming, and after short session the visit
ing lodge will give an entertainment, to
which any who go will be welcomed
and admitted free.
Miss Lizzie Burris, Miss Britta
Butler and Miss Mamie Aimen, school
marms of this place, ARE numbered among
the legions of school teachers who are
being voted for on the Pittsburg Times
World Fair offer. There is no reason
why some Reynoldsville teacher should
not be one Of the favored ones.
We get many compliments for the
STAR which are gratefully received and
highly appreciated, but money, ah, that
is what talks! therefore II you are in
arrears remember the STAR is one dol
lar and fifty cents a year in advance. II
you are not subscriber, try the paper
for year, and II you want any job
work done give this Office a trial before
sending to some other town.
Two gentlemen from Minneapolis
were in Reynoldsville several days last
week trying to establish another
Building and Loan in this place, but as
we already have four here they found
nowhere to get foothold and conse-
quently left town without gaining the
object OF their visit. The home Build
ing and Loan is the place for Reynolds
villa ,appla tn ,,lapt ai, ,nnnau
j. S. Hawley, excursion agent for the
B., r. & p. R'y, whom many Reynolds
vile people become acquainted with by
his frequent visits to this town when
cheap excursion was to be run to
Kinzua, Ontario Beach or Niagara
Falls, died at his home at Rock Glen,
n. Y, almost two weeks ago. We had
business with the old gentleman on
several occasion and he was pleasant
and agreeable man to do business with.
Esq. Neff and wife drove to Brookville
one day last week in a sleigh. When
leaving Brookville several other sleighs
left at the same time and the jingle OF
sleigh bells made music for them until
they reached the top of the hill on this
side of Brookville where the road
branched off several ways and the other
sleighs took the Ridgway road and then
the bells ceased to jingle and Mr.. Neff
discovered that he was sleigh riding
without bells, the hostler at Brookville
having forgotten to put them on. The
bells were shipped by express.
A very large and appreciative au-
dience greeted Mr.. Ora J. Gould in the
Y. M. G. A. course on Wednesday
evening and thoroughly enjoyed the
genial sallies of that rising humorist.
Mr.. Gould succeeded in capturing his
audience before he said a word. The
great, broad, genial smile that looked