The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-02-24

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This is the second day Of the farmers
institute in the Paradise Grange Hall
Tomorrow aud Friday a farmers insti-
tute will be held at Aliens Mills.
The West Reynoldsville public schools
will have commencement exercises
some time in April. Full particulars
will be published in THE STAR next
week.
Our friend. w. II. Baker, editor Of
the Ridgway Adrocote, is candidate
for the office OF postmaster at the
capitol OF Elk county. Bro Baker is a
very competent man for the postmaster
ship.
License court day, Monday of last
week, Judge Reed refused to grant
wholesale liquor license to II. S. Belnap
and +. A. Mcconnell of Reynodsville
and on Saturday afternoon the Judge
granted license to Mr.. Belnap.
| Rev.. w. +. Reber. pastor-elect Of the
Presbyterian church. will fill the pulpit
of that church next Sunday. He was
to have preached here last Sunday. but
was called to another section of the
state to perform marriage ceremony.
Snow balls were flying thick and fast
on Main street early Saturday evening,
hurled through the air by the muscles
of a number Of small boys. They made
themselves liable for arrest, but no
officers happened to come along at that
time.
Three fellows were locked up Satur-
day night for rowdyism and profanity
on the streets. Two Of them had to re-
main in durance vile forty-eight hours
because they lacked sufficient amount
of the "coin of the realm" to pay their
fines.
Several Reyuoldsville fellows were
arrested last week for malicious mischief
and forcible entrance into house on
Poverty Flat. They were to have been
tried before Squire Johnstons tribunal,
but the case was settled without trial
before the Squire.
An exchange very pertinently re-
marks: "The man who attempted to
run a newspaper to suit everybody has
been planted under a juniper bush. and
the katydids now sing his evening
dirge, and mule-eared rabbit stands
as sentinel over his grave"
From first to last Mr.. Lindsey held
the closest attention of his hearers.
The impersonations of the characters
from Dickens Coppcr6eld and Nckleby
were so realistic that one almost forgot
that but one man was speaking.-Du-
Bois Courier. Assembly Hall Friday
evening, Feb. Goth.
The great variety OF selections rem
dered aud OF characters presented were
a severe test Of the entertainers ability,
and we feel that Mr.. Lindsey was re-
markably successful in this difficult
undertaking.-Ridgway Adrocote. AS
sembly Hall Friday evening, Feb Goth.
Tickets on sale at Stokes drug store.
A Reynoldsville correspondent to a
paper published in another town says
that Frank Rupert had six Of his front
teeth knocked out in the coasting
accident last week and that he received
numerous facial wounds. The boys
face was bruised in several places, but
he did not lose tooth by the accident.
Mrs. Sarah ]. McClelland, aged 20
years. died at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. ]. Hutchison, on Main
street, at 4.30 Monday afternoon
from complication OF diseases. Funer-
al services will be held at the Beech
woods Presbyterian church at 1.3O p.
m. tomorrow, Thursday. The remains
will be taken from this place at 1l.00
a. m. Interment in the Beechwoods
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cemetery.
A freight brakeman on the b., r. p.
named Neist had his head crushed on
a bridge near Carman last Friday.
Neist stuck his head out between
two box cars just as the cur he was on
struck the bridge and his head came so
violently in contact with the bridge
that the top OF his head was crushed.
He fell from the car through the bridge
into the river. The young man lived a
few hours after the accident.
Why hasn't some ingenious and
thoughtful Reynoldsville lady establish
ed public hath room for ladies only.
There would be considerable pin money
in the scheme. Several of our barber
shops keep up public bath rooms for
men, but there are no such opportunities