The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-01-23

Some mother-in-laws would be beau
tifu jewels to ornament the top Of a
snow covered mountain in wilderness
| ten miles from the haunts of men.
f. T.. Burlington, formerly OF the st.
Elmo at Dubois, will apply at the
| February term for license TO sell liquor
in the Reynolds homestead on thes east
end OF Main street.
Corwin, the photographer, has just
received large stock of moulding and
is prepared to do all kinds Of framing
at about one-third the usual price. He
is also making pulp-wood mats of all
sizes.
George Sprague lost his pocket book
Saturday night which contained twenty
three dollars. Mr.. Sprague is Of the
opinion that some person entered his
bedroom and stole his pocket book while
| he was in dreamland.
All certificates OF nomination for
| township and borough Offices must be
| filed In the county commissioners Office
on or before February lst. 1t is also inn
perative that the first names Of all can
didates be written in full
The telegraph pole in front of the
postofiice is now always well covered
with notices of various kinds. The post
master don't allow notices Of any kind
| to be put up In the Office and they are
put as rear the Office as possible.
Florence, little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Hildebrand, of Sandy Val
| ley, died Friday and was buried in the
Epworth cemetery at that place Sun
day afternoon. Rev. II. II. Johnson, OF
this place, conducted the services.
Members OF the o. U. A. NJ. lodges of
Reynoldsville, Punxsutawney, Big Run,
Troutville, Luthersburg and Dubois at
tended a "blowout" at the Grange hall
in Paradise last evening which was Civ
en- by the o. U. A. NJ. lodge of Para
disc.
Elmer Hicks, of Winterburn, receiv-
ed a scratch on cross-cut saw three or
four weeks ago from the effects Of
which he died at the West Penn hospi-
tai in Pittsburg last week Blood pois-
on set in. His remains were buried at
Penfeld.
Muddy Day" was booked for the
Reynolds opera house for last evening,
but owing to the illness of the leading
character in the troupe the date was
cancelled. The company expects to give
Reynoldsville Muddy Day" later in
the season.
The Sons Of Veterans installed the
following officers Monday evening":
Captain, A. M. Waddng; First Lieu
tenant, H. Alex. Stoke; Second Lieuten-
ant, DR.. B. +. Hoover; Camp Council
A. NJ. Woodward, B. +. Hoover and
Geo. w. Stoke, jr.
The Lock Haven Express says:
"Among the pupils of the primary
schools in this city is a woman fifty-four
years of age who did not have the OPP
portunities for obtaining an education
in her childhood days. She is making
rapid progress in her studies"
The worldwide reputation OF Ayers
Hair Vigor, is due to its healthy action
on the hair and scalp. This incompar-
able preparation restores the original
color to gray and faded hair, and i'm
parts the gloss and freshness so much
desired by all classes OF people.
Special services have been held in the
Presbyterian Methodist and Baptist
churches in this place for almost three
weeks. The Presbyterians have had
about fifteen accessions to the church
during the special services. The Bap-
lists and Methodists have not had any
seekers yet.
The following borough officers are to
be elected at the February election:
One Justice Of the Peace; councilmen,
for two years, 2 for three years; 2
school directors; tax collector; audi
tor; overseer poor; assessor; judge
of election; 2 inspectors of election;
high constable.
II the new Sunday paper published at
Dubois cannot reach Reynoldsville in
time to be sold on Saturday, but must
be carried around for sale on Sun.
day, then Reynoldsville can well afford
to get along without the sheet coming
to town. Last Sunday small boys went
from house to house selling, or trying
to sell, the paper
Tax Collector Pentz says that dog tax
will be increased at least one dollar
next year above what it is this year
The commissioners find it necessary tC
increase the dog tax TO help pay for the
sheep the disingenuous CANNES of the
county kill. This may have a tendency
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