The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-04-19


muttOns.
i. A. Eddcr, of Horatia, IL now at
Prescottvillc getting familiar with the
roller process at +. Il $. McCreights
mill. He will take charge Of the mill the
2nd Of May when A. G.. Brown, the
present miller, goes to Salisbury.
There will be "a festival at the Sandy
Valley church Saturday, April 22nd.
The festival will consist of box supper
and ice cream. The ladies are request
ed to come and bring box and the
gentlemen to buy them.
Less than ten weeks until the Fourth
of July. The question now is, will we
have celebration in Rcynodsvillc?
If we do. and why not? IT is time to
commence to make arrangements. DO
not wait until all the neighboring towns
have decided to get up celebration.
II would h, worth while for the ladies'
to bear in mind that if they take II gen
tie course of Ayers Sarsaparila in the
spring, they win have no trouble with
''prickly heat" ''hives,' ''stics,"
"boils," or "black heads" when sum
mer comes. Prevention is better than
cure
A now company, with II capital stock
Of $50, 900, was organized at Punxsutaw-
ncy recently TO manufacture the Kcl-
logg Moving Machine Knife Grinder
for the state of Minnesota, this compa-
ny having purchased the right to manu-
facturc and sell this machine in that
state.
A one-lcggcd man was in town this
week who plays Il mouth organ and
banjo at the same time. He makes
good music and gathers mp many dime
and nickle, which makes the sweetest
music for him ~ they drop into the
banjo which he converts into collec-
tion box.
This week we announce the name Of
John S. Barr, of Brookyillc, as II candi-
date for prothonotary, subject to the
action of the Republicans at the pri
maries in June. Mr.. Barr is well
known in jefferson county. as he was
elected to the Office Of sheriff twenty
years ago.
A performance not previously advcr-
tiscd occurred in the upper end of town
last Thursday. Considerable beer,
angry words, n fist let loose, skinned
nose, two men brought before Burgess
Hays, who paid three dollars apiece for
disregard for the laws Of this borough.
and the curtain dropped.
The Daughters of st. George will give
an entertainment and supper I'm the G..
A. K. hall on Saturday evening, April
22nd. The entertainment, which will
consist Of songs, rccitations and select
reading. will commence at 40. Ad-
mission 10 cents. \ good supper will
bc served about nine o'clock for the
small sum Of ~ cents.
NJ. +. Woods. one of our present com
~ NilliilE w hll lllul blllit l'i
another term, If satisfactory to the vot-
crs Of Jefferson county. His name will he
found among the announcements in this
issue of the STAR, for the nomination,
subject to the actions of the Democrats
at the primary on the oath of June,
1893. Mr.. Woods makes a good COM
missioner
w. h. Snyder, who lost the index fin
ger of his left hand few month ago on
the Il. & +. c. R'y, who has since been
working at Big Soldier mine, had the
index finger of his right hand badly
laceratod one day last week on pulley
at the mine. He was to have gone out
ON the Il. * +. c. R'y again the fol-
lowing day from the one ON which he
was injured, rs II brakeman.
John Johnston, who is well known in
Reynoldsville, now editing the Echo, "a
newsy sheet at Emporium, gave space
to the following in his paper of last
week which shows that the expense of
si' 'uiboi Has bt'il "a nov
printer has been added to the Echo
force, but we don't expect he will set
much type for several years yet, al
though he weighs eight pound"
The new st. Peters Evangelical
Lutheran church at Paradise, near
Reynoldsyille, will be dedicated on Sun
day, April Both. Rev. J. w. Poffin-
bergar, of Leechburg, Armstrong
county, will preach the dedicatorial
sermon. A cordial invitation to neigh
boring ministers and the public in
general is extended by the congrega-
tional and pastor, Rev. w. Selner.
A. w. Mulholland, of Winslow town
ship, at present one of the commissioners