The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-14

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The gifted and versatile actor, Newton
Beers, supported by clever company
of comedians, will appear at the Reyn-
olds opera house on Friday night, March
10Th. Reserve seat tickets on sale at
Stokes drug store.
James T.. Mitchell, an ex-Associate
Judge Of Jefferson county, died at his
home in Punxsutawney on Sunday,
March 4th, and on last Sunday, one
week after his death, his wife, Mrs.
Caroline Mitchell. followed him to the
Great Beyond.
Alex. Riston has sold his house on
Grant street to John Warwick The
house will be removed onto the lot next
to the Baptist parsonage. Mr.. Riston
will build large and modern house on
the Grant street lot from where the old
house will be removed.
There is no reason why society should
make any distinction between bad
woman and a bad man. II the former
is to be ostracized exactly the same
treatment should be accorded to the
latter. II is safe to say that II all men
were virtuous there would be no fallen
women.-Lock Haven Erpress.
The much talked of hard times does not
seem to effect passenger traffic much
on the Low Grade One conductor SAYS
he handled more passengers in February,
1894, than he did in February, 1893.
Mail trains Nos. and and accommo-
dations Nos. and hauled about fifteen
thousand passengers in February.
A man by name OF Chaplain from
Eleanora was pulled in by the Burgess
Saturday afternoon for fast riding
through the town. The man was riding
a balky pony that wanted to go on
jump or not at all, and he did not know
there was any law for fast riding, there
fore, the fellow was not fined this time.
1t was announced in last weeks issue
of this paper that the Sunday school at
Prescottville would give an entertain
ment in the church at that place on
Tuesday evening, March 18th. The
entertainment was postponed until this
evening, March 14th. Ice cream and
cake will be served after the entertain
ment.
The Burgess expects to enforce the
ordinance prohibiting merchants and
others piling goods, boxes, &C., on the
outside portion of the sidewalk along
Main street. They are allowed six feet
of the walk from the building, but not
the outside part of the walk. A num-
ber of the merchants have already re-
ceived notices to this effect.
Will. McEntire, constable of Oakland,
came to Reynoldsville last week for
young man who was working in the
woods near Big Soldier. When the
constable got near his man the fellow
leg bail, which the constable refused TO
accept after reckless race through the
woods. Mr. McEntire returned to
Oakland with his prisoner
Communion services will be held in
the M. f. church next Sunday. AS the
Presiding Elder will rot be present
there will be no preaching Saturday
evening, but the quarterly conference
will be held in the church that evening.
On Sunday the services will be as fol-
lows: Sunday school at usual time,
9.45 A. NJ, preaching at 11.00, followed
by the Sacrament OF the Lords Supper.
The third reunion Of the Western
Reunion Association Of o. u. A. M.
will be held in this place on Thurs
dav, June 1th. A meeting was
held in the Council room of the
o. u. A. M. in Stokes Hall last Thurs
day afternoon to make preparations for
the reunion. Fourteen Councils were
represented by delegates at the meet |
ing. The coming reunion will be a
grand affair.
Carrier Thompson, the young man
who was badly disigured for life the
latter part of last September by having
half pint of nitric acid thrown into
his face at Cool Spring, this county,
spent Sunday in town. The heinous
act was done by young man named
Chas. Shaffer who accused Thompson
of sending him a valentine. Mr.. |
Thompson first went TO the Adrian
Hospital and then to Pittsburg
hospital where he is still receiving
treatment.
Newton Beers, the popular actor, at
the opera house Friday night, From
the leading dailies of New York, Phila-
delphia, Chicago and Washington, we
CLEAN the following concerning Mr..
Beers: He is an actor of trained abil-
ity: intelligent and impressiye. head and