The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-02-27

Torpidity of the liver, and disorders
ache and the failure Of all desire for
food. Ayers Cathartic Pills stimulate
the action of the stomach, liver and
bowls. cure headache and restore the
appetite.
BE safe by having your business and
dwelling property insured with the old
est, strongest fire tested, old line
companies, which policies can be had
at the lowest rates of G. b. French, the
Reynoldsville insurance agent. Office
over Reynolds drug store.
Those who attended the entertain
ment given in Centennial hall on Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week by Col. Grover, under the auspices
of the G. A. r. Post, were well pleased,
The Colonel is good talker and the
pictures of war scenes, &c, were ex-
cellent.
We have had G3 days of good sleigh
ing. but unless we get fresh supply
of the "bcautiful" the runners will give
way to the wheels. The people have no
reason to complain II the snow does go.
Good use has been made of the snow in
the past sixty days. A large number
of sleighing parties have gone out from
| Reynoldsville this winter.
The Dubois Courier made anything
but complimentary remarks about the
Reynoldsville school house before the
election. and the assertions were so
true that THE STAR did not attempt to
deny that the paper was right. The
above facts being true it would not have
been out of place for the Courier to have
informed is readers that the citizens Of
Reynoldsvillc voted almost unanimous
| ly on the 10Th inst. TO build new $685.
600 school house.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Adams, who
reside near Prescottville, were honored
by surprise party from a number of
their Scotch friends of Rathmel Satur-
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams are
natives of Scotland and 1t was bonnie
good time they all had together Satur-
day evening talking of the home across
the sea, singing songs in the mother
tongue, &c. Before returning home
they partook of Scotch supper which
they had brought with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Neff were in Brook
vile Thursday evening attending the
memorial services held in the G. A. II.
hall at that place by the Grand Army
and Woman's Relief Corps on the death
of Theodore Henderson and Mrs. Eliza
Jane Thompson. w. F. Stewart, Esq,
delivered an Grafton on the life and
character Of Rev. Henderson, and Rev.
DR.. Conway, pastor Of Mrs. Thompson,
made appropriate remarks on the life
and good works Of the departed lady.
II. ]. Nickle, who has been running
a store in the Woodward building for
several years, is moving her store this
week into the room formerly occupied
by Reeds shoe store. Miss Nickle, by
selling goods cheap and dealing strictly
honest with all her customers, has sue
ceeded in building up large trade,
which she expects to hold in the new
location, and also solicits the patronage
OF others. Her stock is first-class, prices
low and she is polite to her customers.
A small frame house opposite the
Catholic cemetery, which has been used
for polling place for the voters of
West Winslow since West Reynolds
vile became a borough, was burned
down about one o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon. The origin of the fire is sup
posed to have resulted from children
playing with fire. The alarm raised
quite an excitement in Reynoldsville as
it was reported that the tannery was on
fire. The fire company responded but
their service was not required.
Saturday night Bert Woodward and
Chas. Mckee were stopped on Main
street, near G. Mitchell's Office, about
ten o'clock by four fellows who had
been supping from the intoxicating cup
One of the men began to tear the cape
of Bert's overcoat, but he found he had
jumped onto the wrong man and he
would have received what he Justly
deserved had not one of his "pards"
come to the rescue and dealt Bert a
hard blow on the right cheek which
resulted in black eye and cut lip for
the young pedagogue. The four
"toughs" should have been arrested and
lodged in the cooler One OF them was
arrested about two hours afterwards for
disorderly conduct and locked up until
Sunday evening.
Two picture agents Struck West
Reynoldsville yesterday morning and
one of them began selling pictures with
out borough license. Constable Riggs
arrested the fellow and took him before