mt it Star.
Subscription tl.fit) per V'lr, in mtrnnre.
An tnrirpetulrnt lrv-nl nnprr, imWIslii-drvi-rT
Wt'(lnt-.luy Hi KoyimlOHVIHc, .IrfTcrsott To.,
Hevntort Id tilt- IntcN-'ttn of ItcynoltWvMH'
rum .lpfT'rmi county. Noti-iNilltlcal. will trcut
All nllh fnlrni'H. imil will lc i--H('lulljr fHrml
ly tnwnril flip hilHirlriff rlii-.
Hutwrtpllnn prliM-l..'wtM,rv)Miiln mlvnncn.
t'lmimiiiilciitUinH liilvriilcil for tiulilli'iilloti
mut Ih nrcoinpmilcd hy tin wntT' nitnn-,
not for piililli'iillott, hut n- n ffitimutfri- of
rchkI fnlth. lim-n-MInt tli'wn Mi-mi -uillclti-il.
Advi-ri Islnir riit(i nmilc known oti applli-ii-tlon
nt tin ottli-i- In AuioM-r Itlock.
1.1-nirlity foniniutilciitloni mill Hitmen of
nilvi-rtln-im-ntM hIiouIiI u-hi'Ii Ihli otlk-i- Ity
Mondny niHin.
Adilri-si nil fornniimli-iitlnMH toC. A.HIcpli
lnon, l(ivnoliivllli.
KiiIi-iimI nt tin- poitomVr nt Hcvtiolilsvlllc,
ni.. n -M-.-OII.I cImmk mull nint tt-r.
4'- A. HTf:i'lll:SO, i:lllir mid Pub.
WEDNESDAY . x TOIlKli "sTii-
Tho world luw luid iit!.ili7.IJ.2:i7.
H7"i.2i!il InhiililtiititM hIik-p tin- 1 'fjlmilnu
if timo.
Tt U sulci tlmt tin- L:rns-ili pt-i-M lmvo
drstniyod w-iu-ly SIM) jminif tipple troi'A
on tho fm-in of John Wiitlx. In I-Yvkiimoii
township, t'.-:rl!i,-ld finnty. Tin- tr -i-.s
wimh phmt.'il only lust nprin;r.
('hl-ii:o llvi-ryini-n iii-i- cli'iimixiiiiir I ho
ninth'st. jirlt'i! of fwctily-lwo dollars n
day fur tho imutIhjjos noodod for tho
tlitlii(rnlHhi-d Ktu-HtH In tho World'M Fair
dedication ptiriulo this month.
Tho man who hmchs (x-cnwlomilly will
find llfo an nwfnl lot i-nnli-r to pot
through nlthoittrh tho follow who don't
lnnih hi the olio who should r-t through
tho fuMiiu-Ht. Jollity puts u pneimuitli'
tiro "on tho wheels of time. Bradford
Em.
Tho country is rhl of one moro notori
ous chuiacter. Frank Cooley, tho leader
of tho CooU'j' Kanp;, who has lM-en
l-L-fognlzed as an outlaw for uliout threo
yours, hut who has Ix-en notod as a
toiiRh slnca his youthful days, was shot
and killed hy an olllcer of Fayotto coun
ty hint Sunday afternoon. Cooley llred
tsevoral times at tho ollleer with a
Wlnt-hester, hut tho outlaw's hullots
mlH-u.-d their mark, and a bullet from
tho ofllccr'tf gun i)loreed C'ooIov'h heart.
A late sclent Itlei - investl(fator has
como to tho ronolnslon that tho venom
of Horponts Is used hy thorn fordlostlvo
purposes, aotlnir as tho jfiwtrle juices of
tho.Hlomach do in other animals. It
may bo therefore that ntir prejudice
nsfainst tho rattlesnake Is unjust. Tho
general Impression has always prevailed
that he kept his envenomed fanjrs
for tho solo purpose of jahlnp thorn Into
his enemies hut tho fact that ho does
not know they aro loaded ouht to lie
regarded as an exteiiuatin"; circum
stances. Punxsutawney Spirit.
According to the latest and most
reliable estimates the jHipulatlon of the
Dark Continent is placed at 1:!,0(M),(MK)
or fourteen inhabitants to tho square
inilo, while tho population of the Three
Americas is glwn at 12.'I,71.J,0!H), or
eight inhabitants to the jquaro nillo. It
must bo roiuemlx-red that while explor
ers tell us of large districts in Africa
that aro scantily populated, there aro
also vast regions densely populated, of
which but fow jiei'sons have ever heard.
It may in fact lie. said that only tho
fringe of tho Dark Continent has as yet
been reached after 1000 yeuin of inter
uiltten exploration.
We are born: wo grow to manhood
and womanhood; wo marry; wo work;
we dio. Tho generat ions como and go,
and they como with call and go with sig
nificance, if there bo not a confident liopo
and expectation of something to follow,
so grand, so sweet so beautiful, that wo
can look upon it all without misgiving
or pain. Faith draws tho poison from
every grief, takes tho sting from every
loss, and quenches tho tiro of every pain,
and only faith can do this. "Wisdom,
science, power, learning," all theso aro
blind and Impotent before tho great
problem of life as ignorance tuid week
nesB. Tho feeblest girl, believing in
In (Jod and a hereafter, is au arch-angel
by tho side of tho strongest man who
questions her simple faith. K.-t.
A young man making a career for
himself nowadays, no mutter what
profession ho may choose, has a hard
row to hoo at It best. Olistaelos uro
far more numerous in a young man's
path than aro encouragements. It is
unfortunate, but It is true, nevertheless,
that there are ten people in tills world
ready to. pull a young man down whoro
there Is ono to help him up. Compe
tition In all trades and profession 1m
keen; men are alert, and a young uuin, if
ho would succeed, cannot afford to loose
(ingle point. Now, in this uneven
struggle, if there Is one thing the right
sort of a young man needs it is homo
encouragement. ' In tho outer world ho
is buffeted from pwt to pillar, and' he
naturally seeks his home at tho close of
day thirsting for sympathy in his work
which he may not have found outaldo
' If, tljen, at his father's or mothor's
fireside, he Is continually made to feel
that his struggles are distasteful to his
closest kin, and is not only inado to feel
so but is told so, the tight is one which
only a few can successfully curry to the
end. Home love and sympathetic en
couragoment Is tho most healing salvo
for the wounds of the world, for man as
well as for hoy,' and cruel is that
paternal doctrine which would withhold
It from a son conscientiously struggling
for ptiooess ji what he honestly feels to
be' the work for which he is best
Adapted. Ladies' Home Journal.
A Straight Tip in Few Words.
t'nrllHlo Volunteer.
There is little hoo for the young
man who )ionds his time and money In
saloons or gambling houses. The young
man who drinks and gambles cannot bo
trusted in tho employ of responsible
firms. Nino out of ten of the hanks
that fall can trace their failure to
illegitimate sjK-cuIations by tho bank
oHlclals with tho bunk's funds. No
business Institution can afford to keep
In their employ tho young man who
takes pride In drinking and getting
drunk. Thero are plenty of young men
In the country who are solx-r to fill the
posit Ions nnd they aro the ones who will
bo found there. Young man, look well
to your walk in life, fiok well to your
associates. Inik well to your habits.
Thero can lie no health for clthei
mind or body no long as tho blood Is
vitiated. Cleanse the vital current
from all Impurities hy the use of Ayer's
Sarsapnrilla. This medicine recruits
tlx- wasted energies, strengthens the
nerves, and restores health to the
d ' bilitaleil svstm.
Notice to Debtors.
W. W. Aimes, tho receiver of Tho
lelTerson County Mutual Live Stock
InstiratKv Association (better kirmvn as
tho Itcynoldsvlllo Cow Company), has
sent mo tho tmmes of 11 persons owing
this company ami the amount of their
indebtedness, tho majority of These
persons n-slde in Ueynoldsvlllo and
vicinity, some at Ihithinel and Siuidy
Valley. My Instructions aro to sue
these claims and collect them by law.
Any jiei-sons knowing themselves
indebted to this company would do well
to call and pay tho amount claimed and
save costs. The receiver writes me he
is determined to close up this maltcr.
M. M. I)AVW.
Notice to Subscribers.
A few people who are subscribers to
TlIK STAR have neglected to settle for
their suliscription. This Is an lmpm-t-
ant matter with tho printer and should
receive your careful consideration.
Vttr Sail-,
Celebrated Caledonia sand. Noslftiug
required. Tom McKernan, Drayman.
MONEY IN
Twenty-Four of the largest manufacturers of Wall Paper in the United States,
representing a capital of $26,000,000, have formed a combine, or trust, as
you please, and it means higher prices to the consumer next year. Now,
then, if your house needs papering and you "guess you will leave it go
until spring," its money in your pocket to do it now. Again, before the
Wall Paper season of 1893 begins I expect to be in my new building
and if possible I do not want to move a single roll of paper and to
save this trouble, I will make you prices that will induce you to do
the "moving" and put MORE money in your pocket. Nothing
reserved. The entire stock at wonderfully reduced prices.
OUR
THE
LEADER
IN
Always away ud
I- , ..
Resolution,
Tho following resolution wore unani
mously adopted at a regular stated
mooting of Doemer's Cwm Roads
Council, No. (VU, Jr. O. U. A. M.:
Whereas, The Almighty Father
lias removed from our midst our beloved
brother, Henry Kroh.and
Whereas, While wo do most
sincerely deplore his loss, we do
submissively bow to tho will of our
Father In flenvcn alxjvo, therefore, bo it
Umnlvril, That In his death this
Council has lieen bereft of a respeetod
brother, and the neighborhood of ono
of tho best and kindest neighbors.
llinnlrnl. That wo tender tho
bereaved family our sincere sympathy
in this sad hour of their nflliotion, null
point them for consolation to a merciful
(iol who Is n friend indeed in all our
trials and afflictions.
Hrmilrul. That as a token of trspi-ct
our charter bo drajx-d In mourning for
the p"r!od of thirty dnys.
Ii xnlml. That those resolutions bo
entered on the minutes of tho Council,
ami also published In The Star, I'.rook
villo Ihiiwriitt nnd Ilrpiihlirnn. and a
copv sent to the fnmilv of our l:to
brother. F. W. Deemek, )
SehSnviier. -Com.
Ami Dkkmek. )
Resolutions.
At H special meeting of fiuidlng Star
ledge. No. 27. A. V. L. A., the following
resolutions were iinar.imoiwly adopted;
Whereas. It 1ms ploiwd Almighty
(iod in his Divine wisdom to remove
from our midst our hehwed sister,
Klihelh Sliati'-r.
Iliimlml, That while wo bow in
humble submission kit hut Di vinodeeroo
we deeply mourn tin? loss of one who in
tho priino of womanhood has been
reiuored from among us.
lltwilml. That as a murk of profound
respect to her memory our charter be
draped lti mourning for tln spueo of
thirty days.
Iti.ihttl, That a opv of these reso
lu! Ioum bo presented to t no family of tho
deceased that they may have a lasting
evidence of the c-tti-em und love we
entertained for her.
liimilml, That tl copy of these reso
lutions bo placed on the minutes of the
lodge.
Il.ihvi1, That, a copy of the resolu
tion he sent to the ,lin7vn I'rotculunt
for publication iitnl also to The Star
and lufioifrir of llovnoldsville.
ItuM. WYNKUP, 1
.lENNIK BARKI.EV, Com.
Kl.f,A Dt'NSMORE. )
For SALE One car load No. 1 lS-inch
pine shingles. S. SHAFFER.
LINE,,
WfLL PfPBR,
DRUGS,
PfINTS,
BOOKS,
STATIONERY.
front in tne grand
Keeping sic u with the rank and tile in Low Prices and Good value.
H. ALEX. STOKE,
REYNOLDSVILLE, Pf.
Lint ol Letters.
Tho following firttora remain uncalled
for at tho postolHce In Reynoldsville,
Po., Oct. 1st, IKH2:
Mlis Idn I'Hi-p, ,f. A. Mnrki-t,
Miss MiiKirln Hurke, John II. Feltx,
Mrs. MihIIo llrlfltfi-s, .liii. Hoffman,
Mrs. I.trxte (lerlii-m, ('tins. Knurr,
.Mm. Norn J. WHh, Kiifus KlnK.
Mm. Helen Mi-(llnty, W. fnsty.
Mrs. John Mi''oIIimikIi, -Ins. A. Mi-lonnld,
.las. Mi Kny. .fin K Mltehi-ll,
.1. (. Shtry, Krnnk K. Thomas,
Ui-orirn Fiirlnto, L. I. Loimn.
.1. K. Ki-ccl. Anthony Moore.
When calling for tho above letters
please sav they were advertised.
J. W. FoUHT, P. M.
The formula of Ayer's SarsapnrlHa Is
well known to tho medical profession,
and universally approved. Tho reputa
tion of tho firm guarantees excellence
and uniformity In the m-dicino, and the
world's experience for nearly half a
century has fully demonstrated its
value.
To Our Patrons.
Huvlw dissolved partnership, it is
necessary that ail outstanding accounts
bo settl'-d Ix-fore tho 1st of N'oveinbcf,
IWJ. to savv trouble f hereafter. People
knowing themselves Indebted to us, will
please respond to tho alsivo notice.
Twm J Dims.
WntHi'll.
K very body to buy $10.00 worth of
goods nnd get the Unnfmm Mmjttzhw
for a year free ns It is full of useful
reading mutter on many subjects of
Interest to tho old and young.
(.'all and see a copy.
.1. C. Kl.vo '('(.
Vuliinble Hvnl Fstalo lor Nnlo.
The Baptist church and grounds
containing several lots situated in
Present tvlllo la now offered for salts
Very desirable for resident lots. For
terms and particulars enquiry of M. M.
Davis, Itoynoldsvillo, Ia.
Vnv Rule.
A well finished houso, suitnblo for a
boarding house, in Prescottvllle. For
further particulars, Inquire al Cam,
Mitchell's office, or at, tho oflleo of tho
secretary of the R-ynoldsvillo I&iilding
and Loan Association.
For Bent Two storo nxims 20x0
feet opposite Hotol Belnaji. Enqiiiro
of .1. II. Corbett.
YOUR POCKET !
mercantile procession,
Just in
IT WILL
PAY
YOU TO
EXAMINK
OUR
LINK OF
STOVES
BEFORE
BUYING
ELSEWHERE
AS WE
CARRY THE
LARGEST
AND
BEST LINE
IN THE
fcXi;-;t--;v
COUNTY.
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iffiriwiwiiiifiifftltimisWi
In fact anything yem may desire in our line
in our mammoth store.
The Reynoldsville Hardware Co.
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'-M7 Rnrt OiTitmn Htroca,
uniiiillfirr, J s( A,
muiiLi
Season !
THE
OF
THE
CINDERELLA
LESSENS
LABOR
AND
THEIR
ECONOMY
SAVES
YOU
MONEY.
CALL
AN'D SEE
"--.Tit
OUR
STOVES.
will be found
Gito Meat MarKet
I Imy the bent of cattle and
keep the choicest kinds
of meats, such as
MUTTON,
VEAL,
BEEF,
PORK
AND
SAUSAGE.
Everything kept neat and
clean, Your patronage
solicited.
E. J. Sehultze, Prop'r.
THE
LEADER
IN
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