The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-06

League will be held in Centennial Hall
Saturday evening at half past seven
o'clock. The young people of the town
are cordially invited to attend.
Travel over the p. a. Il. railroad be-
tween Remove and Lock Haven Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday was impossi-
BILE on account Of tho track being
covered with ice in several places.
A meeting of the physicians Of Jefrer-
son and Clear1cld counties will be held
at Dubois on the Goth inst. DIR. John
b. Roberts, Of Philadelphia, will attend
the meeting and address the physicians.
The Reynoldsville correspondent to
the Brookville Democrat says: "THE
STAR and Volunteer editors are models
Of harmony, and both issue good, read
able papers. They never sling mud at
each other. Verify, BLESSED are the
peace Makers" Thank you GRAPHIC.
"I'vc tried all sorts Of blood-purin-
crs," said an old lady to 'cutter," and
you can't persuade me that any other
Sarsaparilla is as good us Ayers. There's
where she had him. She knew that
Ayers was the best-and so did he, but
IL paid him better to sell cheaper
brand.
Robt. j. Thomas will move his barber
Il. L. 49,
formerly occupied by Frank Rodgers
cigar factory. Mr.. Thomas has pur-
chased Rodgers interest in the billiard
parlor in the rear of his new shop and
will run the barbershop and billiard
parlor.
Persons in jefferson county elected TO
the Office of Justice of the Peace at the
late election should file their acceptance
Of the Office with the Prothonotary not
later than thirty days after their cleo
tion, stating who they succeed and when
the present incumbent's term OF Office
expires.
The Hotchkin Sisters Concert Co. and
Bell Ringers in Centennial Hall on Fri
day evening, March sth, under the aus
pices of the ladies OF the Presbyterian
church. Admission % cents: reserved
seats 30 cents; children Is cents. Re-
served seats on sale at ID. F. Robinson's
shoe store.
Many of the tramps that come and go
in Reynoldsyille like to read, and as a
result THE STAR Office is not passed by.
"Please give me some old exchanges?"
is daily request by from one to three,
or more, of this class of tourists. Some
times the demand is too much for our
exchange list.
Robbers broke into the store OF Daniel
Steiner at Knoxdale, this county, last
Thursday morning and took eight dol
lars in cash and few goods and then
set the store on fire. The fire was dis
covered, the alarm given but the goods
were most all destroyed. Mr.. Steiner
had 81 900 insurance on his stock.
DR.. S. Reynolds drove out near Trout
vile Sunday and amputated the big toe
on the right foot Of William Dickey, the
one armed man who resided in this
neighborhood for few years. Mr..
Dickey's toe was frozen during the ex-
treme cold snap this winter. He says
his toe was frozen while he was in
bed.
1t cost Elk county s6546O for main
tanning the quarantine at Dagus mines
last spring at the time OF the smallpox
scare. The disease was prevented from
spreading, however, and but for the
prompt action of the health authorities
terrible epidemic might have follow
ed the one fatal case. e.-Brockwayville
Record.
There were two letters received at
the Ridgway postofiice last Friday
which were the objects of much interest
and curiosity. They were in badly
dilapidated condition and by the official
marks they were recognized as having
been washed ashore in one of the mail
bags that had been on board the ill-fated
steamship 'Elbe. e."-Ridgway Advocate.
Mrs. Abijah w. Davis, of Clayville,
some years ago resident of Reynolds
vile, died at her home on Tuesday of
last week of consumption. She was al
most Al years old. Mr.. Davis is left
with four boys and two girls to care for.
The deceased was christian lady, kind
neighbor and affectionate wife and
mother. She has friends here who learn
of her demise with regret.
M. B. Wynkup, who has been en-
gagged for sometime ON the saw mill
owned by Messrs. Kipp 81 Clark, of
Anita, Pa, will resign his position at
that place this month. Mr.. Wynkup
understands the saw mill business and