The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-13

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sutawney Saturday evening over the
7. & w. R'y with nine engines hauling
two coaches.
A number of Dubois and Reynolds
vile people gave Mrs. Cbas. Stitt n
birthday surprise party last Tuesday
evening. She received nice rocking
chair as a present.
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
The public road along the hill west OF
Reynoldsville was filed with snow for
some distance and was impossible. Some
places the snow had piled fifteen feet
high. Men were put to work Monday
to open the road.
A wonderful collection Of rare seen
cry will he exhibited at Centennial hall
Feb. 18th. 10Th and Goth. Tickets on
sale at the following stores: Coping,
King e. Co., Company store, Stokes,
Mullen's and Reynolds.
Col. Grover. late U. s. Consul to TIA
ly. will present America" to Reynolds
vile people in Centennial hall Feb.
18th, 10th and 20th Admission rs cents,
or three nights for so cents. One hun
dred mammoth scenes each night.
Next Tuesday the citizens of this bor-
ough will vote for new school house
and in year from this time the Du-
bois Courier cannot make fun Of our
school building. The paper will have no
reason to poke fun at our educational
cdifice then.
The need of new school house is so
well known by our citizens that we be-
lieve 1t not necessary to say more on the
question than has already been said in
this paper. We firmly believe that "to
bond the borough" will be carried by u
idrSe inuJoiluy'
Earthly Footsteps of the Man of Cali
lee" is composed of "a parts, 10 beauti-
full views in each part. These portfolios
are invaluable for religious study. For
every purchase and ten cents additional
you will be given one of these art port
folios at Stokes drug store.
Mrs. p. A. Hardman gave party at
her home on Jackson street last Thurs
day evening in honor Of her sister, Miss
Marie Purtell, who is visiting Mrs.
Hardman. About forty young people
were present. IL was very pleasant
affair Refreshments were served.
Ice was frozen over the water in F..
X. Arnold's well during the past week.
BY actual measurement IL is seven feet
and half from the surface of the well
down where the ice covered the water.
The well was boxed up tight but the
frost got down and congealed the top Of
the water.
A sleighing party returned from Du-
bois few evenings ago and when they
alighted from the sled one OF the ladies
could not find her muff and another was
minus an overshoe. After diligent
search in the sled the articles were
found. The lady had run her left hand
through the muff and had 1t on her arm
while she was looking for it, and the
lost overshoe was on the foot it rightly
belonged to.
The Republicans of Winslow town
ship have nominated the following
ticket for the February election: JUS
tice Of the Peace, ]. l.. Long; school
directors, Abram Eye, Noah Syphrit
supervisors, Samuel Eye, Ed. Jones
auditor, w. j. Hills; assessor, A. G
Eye; assistant assessors, Chas. Dean
Martin Syphrit; poor overseer, G. w
Mohney; judges Of election, o. H. Broad
head, Robert Waite; inspectors, L. p
McClarey, A. T. Mcclure.
| hC oOuo vi NcbCTaho oC0 oputV ohe
day in the year to be known as defend
ers day." Yesterday was defender,
day" and the s. OF v. camp held specia
services in the G. A. r. hall last even
ing and Abraham Lincoln was the ''de
fender" honored on this occasion. The
services were interesting. A glee clui
furnished the music and several speak
ers offered glowing enconiums on th'
life OF one Of the greatest men knowr
in the history Of our country. Before
the meeting adjourned refreshments
were served.
''Tim, the Tinker" an Irish Comedy
drama, was played at the opera hous'
Saturday evening. The show was billet
for Punxsutawney on that date, bu
being unable to reach Punxs'y on ac
count Of the b., r. & p. R'y being
showed under, the troupe came int
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