The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-01-23

ern Penitentiary, and Samuel Wray, Of
Walston, to the Industrial Reform
School at Huntingdon, the latter part
OF this week.
At the meeting OF the directors OF the
Star Glass Company last Friday the old
oiIicers'were reelected: S. b. Elliott,
president; DR.. J. w. Foust, vice-presi-
dent; G. NJ. Mcdonald, secretary; G. F.
Hoffman, treasurer.
The short month OF February will
have three full legal holidays in Penn
sylvania as follows: Tuesday, February
~, Llncoln's birthday; Tuesday. Febru-
AIRY 10, general election day; Friday.
Feb. %, Washingtons birth.
Rev. George B. Robinson, Of Clarion,
who is assisting Rev. w. Frank Reber
in the special meetings in the Presby-
terian church this week, will remain
here over Sunday and preach In the
Presbyterian Sunday morning and
evening.
The weighing OF mails will begin
about the middle Of February. Every
four years the government employs q
large force Of men to weigh the mails
at every depot in order to fix the rate
for carrying the mails with the several
railroads.
The editor of the Punxsutawney
Spirit thinks that Joseph Aiello, who
is serving life sentence In the West
ern Penitentiary for killing a man who
went into his house and brandished a
knife about the heads Of his wife and
children, ought to be pardoned.
Rev. j. G. Schofeld, Of Rochester,
Pa, was to have assisted Rev. Perry A.
Reno, pastor OF the M. f. church in
this place, in his special meetings, but
Rev. Schofield was indisposed the first
OF last week and could not come, and
the latter part Of the week he had u
stroke of paralysis.
Ellis J. Conklin. Of Clearheld, who
was working In the silk mill at this
place. died last Wednesday. He was
% years old. Consumption was cause
of his death. He had only been of duty
few days before he died. His remains
were taken to Clearfield and buried at
Mount Joy cemetery.
V. r. Holman, OF Sykesville, and l..
p. McCleery, OF Prescottville, candi-
dates for the nomination OF supervisor
on the Republican ticket In Winslow
township, are both on the sick list and
will not likely be able to fix up their
political fences" as they would like to
do before the primary election, which
will be held next Saturday.
Since the marriage license law was
passed In Pennsylvania many q festive
youth and bashful maiden-and some
who were not so youthful and bashful-
I have skipped TO New York state to have
the nuptial knot tied, but marriage
license law has been passed IN the EN-
pire State which will put stop to the
skipping oyer the border line to get
married.
Alex. Watson, OF this place, and
James H. Rickard, Of Rathmel, went TO
indianapolis, Ind, Saturday to attend
the U. M. w. OF A. National convention.
Mr.. Watson is the delegate from the
Reynoldsville Assembly No. 542, and
Mr. Rickard from the Rathmel Assem-
bly,, No. 1902. The National conven-
tion will adjourn at Indianapolis In time
TO attend joint convention with the
operators at Columbus, Ohio, February
End.
Every man should mind his own bust
ness, and only that. 1t Is hard to tell
him so In plain words; yet 1t Is one Of
the simplest rules OF conduct, and the
most useful that mankind can adopt In
their intercourse with each other
There is a great deal OF Paul Pry in the
human heart, or wonderful inquisitive
ness in regard TO the personal and pri
vate affairs Of friends and neighbors
This spirit makes more mischief In thu
community than almost any other cause
and creates more malice. envy and jeal
ousy than can be overcome In century
Let every man mind his own business
and there will not be half the trouble
In the world that there is at present.
New Bethlehem Vindscdt0r.