The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-08

will give literary and musical enter
tainment in Reynolds opera house on
Thursday evening, March 10Th, for the
small admission of ten and fifteen cents.
The entertainment will, doubtless, be
good one.
Six hundred pounds of mail matter
was dumped off at Brookville one day
last week. This is considerable mail
for one place, but by the time the SUR
rounding county would get their por-
tion out of that the amount would be
greatly reduced
There will be an oyster supper at the
residence of Mrs. James B. Orr, in
West Reynoldsville, at five o'clock Fri
day evening. March 10th. Proceeds for
benefit of the Rcbeckah lodge. Supper
twenty-five cents. All are cordially
invited to attend
It was the universal verdict last night
that Guy Brothers is the very best
Minstrel troup that has visited jackson
in many day. Each member of the
company is an artist in his line.-Jack
son (Mich.) Courier, Dec. IL, 1892. At
Reynolds opera house tonight.
David Roll. proprietor of the City
Hotel. will run his house on the Euro
pean plan. A restaurant will be run in
connection with the house. The room
formerly occupied by Jas. Delaney's
barbershop, will be used for the res
taurant. The house contains fourteen
rooms.
Samuel Tilton Reynolds, the corpulent
gentleman who is building the new
brick on Main street, is anXiously await
ing spring time so that the bricklayers
can commence work. We have it from
good authority that Mr.. Reynolds really
puckered his mouth and whistled one
day last week. The backbone of winter
is splintered to smithereens, surely.
A tramp informed us that he saw
robin near Skesville one day last week.
He was not explicit in his statement
and we are unable to decide whether he
saw robin red breast or one of his
''pards' a robben some poor fellow of
his worldly gain. If it was the former,
the little fellow needs socks, if the latter
he needs Il sockdolager.
The II. & f. c. R'y will build pas
senger station at this place sometime in
the near future. Just where it will be
built is known only TO the officials of
the road. There is no doubt but that
passenger trains will stop at the Main
street crossing, even if the station is not
built there. Early in May passenger
trains will be running on this road.
NJ. j. Coyle, proprietor of the racket
store, offered, as II prize, pair of chen
neile pourtiers to the person who would
make the closest guess TO the number of
beans in jar which he had stand
ing in his window during the month of
February. The jar contained 2,s66
beans. Mead Lucas guessed 1850, and
got the prize, John Hays guessed 2,s59,
Mrs. Maggie HafTner. wife of William
Haflner, Of Clarion Mines. and daughter
of Reece Williams, of this place, died
Wednesday afternoon and was buried at
Brockport Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Haffner had been married five
years and had but one child, little boy
nine days old when the mother died.
Tho 1aoaaca1 WaS NOT anita tWaptv-Siy
years old.
The STAR Volunteer and correspond
ent to Dubois Courier gave an account
Wednesday morning OF the fire here
Tuesday morning, and any one who
chanced to read the three papers would
be unable to tell what Mr.. Snyder's first
name is. The STAR said Peter, the
Volunteer Jacob and the Courier Phillip
ST. OF course the STAR gave the cor
rect name.
The directors of the proposed electric
railway met at G. Mitchell's Office Mon
day evening and about the only business
transacted was to pay bill presented
by w. G. Elliott for Sl.30. No further
action in regard to building the road
will be taken for several months. 1t
has not been abandoned entirely. We
prophesy an electric railway in Reyn-
oldsville inside of three years.
Thursday of last week was Mrs.
Wilder Boyle's birthday and in the
morning few relatives and intimate
friends gathered at her home, near
Deemer's school house, to celebrate the
occasion and give the old lady surprise.
They took pretty rocking chair with
them and when Mrs. Boyle, who was at
a neighbor's house when the surprisers
arrived, returned home she was seated
in the new chair while she ''sized up
her visitors and recalled the fact that