The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-20


pose of his stock.
Twenty members OF the Utopia So
ciety drove to Dubois yesterday after
noon and took supper at the National
Hotel, one Of the best hotels Of that
town. Prof. Tom p. Foley, an elocu-
ZIONIST of New York City, entertained
the Utopians.
Hiram Eye, of Big Soldier, died on
Sunday and was buried in the Sykesville
cemetery yesterday. Consumption was
the cause of his death. Funeral SER
vices were held at the Sykesville church
at 1000 A. M. yesterday. Mr.. Eye was
well known in Reynoldsville.
Immigrants and returning voyagers
find in Ayers Sarsaparilla cure for
eruptions, boils, pimples, eczema, etc,
whether resulting from sea-diet and life
on ship-board or from any other cause
Its value as tonic and Alternative
medicine cannot be overestimated.
Nicola Fosca, the italian who boarded
about one month with Sheriff Gourley
for breaking the large plate glass in
the Arnold block Sunday night, Jan.
18TH was tried at Brookville last week
He was found mot guilty of malicious
mischief" and the prosecutor to pay
all costs.
The following ministers Of Dubois,
with their wives, came to Reynoldsville
on Monday for sleigh ride and took
dinner at the Ross House: Rev. Gearing
Peters, Methodist Episcopal, Rev. w.
II. Clipman, Baptist, Rev. N. w. Steph-
ems Episcopal, Rev. J. s. Fulton, Unit
ed Brethren.
This is the last night that "America"
will be presented to the citizens Of
Reynoldsville by Col. Grover. The en-
tertainments Monday and Tuesday
nights were very interesting. Don't fail
to go to Centennial hall tonight and
see something well worth twice the ad-
mission fee asked.
Conrad Mendel opened store in the
opera house block several months ago,
and shortly after the holidays he went
to Pittsburg for medical treatment and
decided to remain in that city. His
goods were sold at auction yesterday.
Mr.. Mendel is Mrs. Chas. and Mrs. Hen
ry Herpels father.
The one woman whom the manly man
treats with constant consideration is
his wife, II he be fortunate enough to
have one. He consults her convenience
in all things, and is as tender and court
eous now as he was in the days when he
wooed and won her. No other course
is possible to one who is gentleman.
The annual election OF the Reynolds
vile Building and Loan Association
was held in the Flynn hall Monday even
ing at which time four directors and
one auditor were elected. The follow
ing persons were elected: Ninian Coop
er, r. II. Wilson, David Wheeler, G. ].
Kerr, directors, and G. G. Gibson, audi
tor. About sixty-fve stockholders at
tended the meeting.
Miss Ella f. Seeley, the Reynoldsville
artist, has three free hand crayons on
exhibition at Bing & Co.'S dry goods
store, Ex-senator j. X. Sloan, of Indi-
ana, Pa, Miss Florence Best, and Ed.
d. Seeley. The latter one is that for
which Miss Seeley received the prize
awarded at the Pittsburg Art College
in 1892. Miss Seeley will remain in
Reynoldsville until July 1st and any
person wishing good free hand crayon
work will find her prices very reason
able.
A. B. Weed invited ye editor and
wife and Mrs. DR.. S. Reynolds to his
home Saturday evening to see the new
piano awarded him by the Williamsport
Grit. Mr.. Weed had telephone in
his home which he tied to a chair close
to the piano and attached the instru-
ment to the wires so that it connected
with phone in the A. v. R'y Office and
one In Supt. Rumsey's house. Mrs.
Reynolds then played the piano and the
music could be distinctly heard at the
other two phones.
There are large number of people
in Reynoldsville and vicinity who dc
not subscribe for THE STAR, but there
are comparatively few who do not read
it. Why not subscribe and read your
own paper instead Of borrowing. You
could then be independent, would not
annoy your neighbor and would be sup.
porting the paper. We have discovered
that in many cases people who do not
subscribe for newspaper expect more
favors from it and are the first to criti.
else. Those who do subscribe should
remember that newspaper man needs
money.
Within the past two weeks several
drummers have shown their lack oi
| manliness and pOod common sense nv