The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-01-16

Is the pocket-book OF to-day"
Court convenes Feb. 11th.
"Muddy Day" at the opera house Jan.
22nd.
Soon time for borough office candi-
dates to loom up.
1t always makes a great difference
whose OK is gored.
The Keystone band was on the street
Saturday afternoon.
Robert, six-weeks-old son of Thos.
Frazier, was buried this week.
The next holiday will be Washing
tons birthday, February 22nd.
George Hannigan was badly injured
on e. w. McMillen's mill yesterday af-
ternoon.
James H. Clover will take charge of a
large hotel at Lewistown, Mifflin Co.,
Pa, this week
On the Sth inst. all the officers of the
First National bank of Reynoldsville
were reelected.
The Y. p. S. c. +. of the Baptist
church is to give sale and supper on
Washington's birthday.
Robert Cameron died on Sunday, Jan.
18th, aged sixty-nine years. Funeral
will takeplace this forenoon.
The Dubois Erpress says the enor-
nous sum of Sl47, 900 was taken in over
the bars in Dubois during 1894.
A very pleasant party was held at M.
j. Farrell's Monday evening in honor OF
Miss Susie Denny, of Driftwood.
Women are learning how to hypno-
! tize the men. Bachelors are therefore
in danger of their lives-single lives.
The thermometer hovered around six
degrees below zero all day Sunday. 1t
was down to ten early Sunday morning.
The Pennsylvania State Editorial
Association will hold its annual business
meeting in Harrisburg on Thursday,
Jan. Oath.
Mrs. John Coleman, OF near Panic,
died Jan. 11th, and was buried in the
Panic cemetery Jan. 18th. The deceas-
ed was so years old.
Painters are at work repainting the
interior Of the large store room recent
ly occupied by ]. b. Arnold. The room
is receiving a white coat
Henry A. Reed has resigned as secre-
tary of the Novelty Manufacturing Co.
Of this place, and w. j. Weaver has
been elected to that position.
The odoriferousness of the carnivor-
GUS mammal, commonly called polecat,
which exhales disagreeable Odor,
would be mild to the scent that fioated on
the breeze along Main street one night
last week.
Generally speaking it is rare thing to
find anything pleasing in connection
with a muddy day, but the muddy
Day" at the opera house next Tuesday
night, promises to be an exceptional
case. Don't miss it.
M. j. Farrell, ticket agent at the
A. v. R'y Station, has sold forty-fve
tickets to Pittsburg this month. Most
all the tickets were purchased by Ital-
ians who were going to Texas. May
the good work continue.
Tax Collector Pentz is experiencing
the usual difficulty of all tax-collectors
in getting the Italians and Polanders to
pay their taxes. We need law that
will make employers responsible for the
taxes of all the foreigners they employ.
H. H. Boiling, the young man who had
charge of the Union News Company's
stand near the A. V. R'y station at Falls
Creek, is now in durance vile at Clear
field on the charge OF appropriating one
hundred dollars of the company's money
to his own use.
An italian was injured by fall Of
rock in the Standard mine Friday
night. 1t was reported that the Ike
died on Monday, but II he did he must
have been buried without O coffin, as
neither one Of the undertakers knew
anything about 1t yesterday.
John Farley, the porter at Hotel Nc
Connell, went to Brookville Saturday 70
deposit some Of his loose change, spend
Sunday and see his-friends. John Is
none Of your spendthrifts that money
burns holes in their pockets. He takes
care Of the 'filthy lucre" he gets. His
bank account is q snug sum Of about
O., 900.