Stnt
tiularriptinn tl.SO per year, in udvanix.
An ImlriH'iifU'nt liM'nl pnper. published every
Wednesday nt Kcynolilsvllle, Jefferson I'o.
Pa., devoted to the Interest of Reynoldsville
and Jefferson i-nuntr. Non-polltlcal, will trcnt
nil with fairness, and will he especially friend
ly towards the laboring rlass.
Puhscrlptlon price Sl im per year. In advance.
Communications Intendeu fir publication
must lm nccmnpnnled by the writer's name,
not for piibltfiitlon, but as 11 guarantee of
Rood faith. Interesting news Items solicited.
Advertising rut made known on appllca
tlon lit the office In Arnold' Block.
I.rnuhtv communications mud change of
advertisements should reach this office hjf
Monday noon.
Address nil communications lo C. A. Btcph
nson, Kevnoldsvllle, Pa.
F.ntered nt the "ostnfHco nt Hcynoldsvlllc,
Pa., as second elnss mall mutter.
V. A. BTKPHRNNON, Kdltor and Pnb.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30. IS0.1.
"It Is all man's arroijanoo, and unduly
flottcrlim to himself, to call woman the
weaker vohhoI and thnn to add that mIio
Is a llttlo Iowpt than the anR-ols."
Thursday, HoBtambor "th, Ih Penn
sylvania Day at the World's Fair.
This should bo the. greatest day of tho
Fair and all Fennsylvanians who exxet
to attend tho big show should endeavor
to bo there on the 7th proximo.
Tho I'lttHburtf Time says: When
Tanner fasted 40 days he performed
what many thought would he an Im
possible feat, but in Philadelphia a man
lived " days without food, Whieh
ever way ore looks he sees progress In
this country.
Carlylo says: "Cast forth thy act,
thy word into the ever-living, ever
working universe; it Is a seed grain that
cannot dio. UnnourUhcd to-day, it will
be found flourishing as a banyan grovo
perhaps, alas a hemlock forest after
a thousand years.
Tho DuHnis ball team, which played
with Frunklin, Oil City and Tltusville
last week won two games out of six.
Tho last game was won at Oil City
Saturday. The Cmirirr stood by tho
boys faithfully and always had good
excuses to offer for each defeat.
The last legislature passed a law re
quiring the county commissioners to
subscribe for Bnd have bound, at the ex
pense of the county, at loast three coun
ty papers. Our county commissioners,
we understand, will not mako a selec
tion of papors, but will allow tho incom
ing commissioners to subscribe for the
papers they may select. If the leading
papers of the county are chosen, of
course the Star Is sure of a cash sub
scriber. Astronomers will tell you that it Is
very difficult to establish an observa
tory in a great city. Why ? Because
the thunder of the vohlcles upon the
pavement is such that there are oscil
lations going on all the time, slight
trembles so that you can not measure
with absolute accuracy. There is great
danger that when men are whirled in
business they cannot make clear and
critical observation of important things
which concern their soul.
If your friond goes wrong, even griev
ously wrong, it is base in you to desort
him. Thon, more than ever does he
need your aolp, and, on the supposi
tion that he has been your true friend,
he is entitled to it. Of course, you
can neither approve or condone his
wrongdoing. It may become your pain
ful duty to toll him with the utmost
candor what you think of his faults, but
never to kick, him while everybody else
la engaged in the same business. To do
that roqulres no oourage nothing but
a little cheap bluster.
Wear a sunny face. It Is your privi
lege. It has the quality of morcy; it is
twioe blessed. It blesses its pos8essor,and
all who come under its benign influence;
it is a daily boon to him who wears
it, and a constant, ever-flowing bene
diction to all his friends. Men, women,
youth and children, seek the friendship
of the sunny-faoed. All doors are open
to them that smile. All social circles
welcome cheerlness. A sunny face is an
open segatne to heart and home. By it
burdens are lightened, cares dispelled,
sorrows banished, and hope made to
reign triumphant, where fear, doubt
and despondency held high carnival.
Try It.
By the way the wind blows now there
are good Indications of a warm time
between the school directors of Brook
ville borough and managers of the
Memorial Home about the schooling of
the inmates of the Home under the act
of the legislature at its last session.
The management of the Home have
asked the school directors to allow ten
of the children of the Home to attend
the borough schools this coming term,
and the remainder of the inmates will
be provided for at the Home. The
directors say they cannot attend unless
the sohooling is paid for, but the law
Bays they can. A school building was
erected last'year in the neighborhood
of the Home to accommodate the
children of that section of the Brook
vllle school district and the children of
Home, but now the management want to
send the older scholars to the higher
school and keep the smaller ones at
the home. By this charge there are
only about twenty-five children for the
new school building. It looks very
much now as if the matter will get into
court before it Is settled. An appro
priation of tl,500 was made to provide
for the schooling of the Home children
for two years.
Squlrreil season ooens . septemDer 1st
I have jiiwt received a line line of
GUNS, Single and Double Barrels.
I have those in Single Guns: the Shattnck, Champion, II. & A., Semi-Hamnierless.
Can sell you No. 1
REMINGTON SHOT GUN FOR $25.00.
Full Line of Ammunion.
ALEX. RISTON.
Pennsylvania Day.
Tho World's Fair Commission having
decided on Thursday, Septemlx;r 7th,
as tho dny whlrh they desire to have
formally celebrated and designated as
Pennsylvania Iay, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, in pursuance of its
usual custom, takes pleasure in an
nouncing that, for the benefit of those
wishing to pnt'tiolpnto in or attend tho
ceremonies, tho extremely low rate of
ono faro for tho round trip will prevail
from all points situated on that compa
ny's lines within tho borders of tho
State.
Tickets for tho occasion will be good
only nn tho special train leaving Phila
delphia at 11.00 A. M., September .1th,
and reaching Lancaster at 1.15, Harris
burg 3.00, Lewiston Junction 4.30, Al
toona 7.00, Pittsburg 10.IX) P. M. Stops
will bo made at principal intermediate
stations, and connections may be made
from points on tho branches of the main
lino. Tho composition of tho train will
ho first-class standard coaches, and am
ple accommodations will bo provided
for all who will avail themselves of tho
opportunity of showing their Interest
in an event so momemtous as tho com
memoration of tho Keystono Stato at
the World's Columbian Exposition.
Chicago will bo reached by the special
train early in the forenoon of the next
day, September 0th, and tho return
coupons will bo good for passago on
trains leaving Chicago at 3.15 and 11.30
P. M, on or befero September 13th.
Tho inducements for this excursion
and tho facilities provided in tho train
service over the Pennslvanla system,
will doubtless bo taken advantage of by
the many Pcnnsylvanlans who are anx
ious to show tho pride they have for
their native Stato.
Horse, harness and sorry for sale.
Knquire of J. S. Morrow.
A full line men's leather boots at
Robinson's.
Ten piece decorated toilet set for
$3.50 at H. J. Nicklo's.
Fifteen hundred dollars worth of
English woolens just arrived at Bell's
for fall suits. Why ?
Reynoldsville Brass Band.
Brookvllle Democrat.!
Last Saturday afternoon the Reyn
oldsville brass band drovo over to
Brookville, tholr object being recrea
tion, and to furnish our citizens with
some good music They supposed our
street was nearer paved than it proved
to be, and expected a fine promenade on
it. Thoy discoursed excellent music for
about two hours, to the delight of all
who listened to them, and that was a
large crowd. This is, without question,
the best band In the county, and it has
few superiors in this section of the
State. They drove back home Satur
day nighty
Go to Rlston's for ammunitions of all
kinds.
The people of Reynoldsville and vicin
ity know when they haye a good thing;
that accounts for the great Increase in
business at Reed's shoe store. Henry
is worker and knows how to buy and
sell good footware.
Fin Co. No. i.
All members of the Reynoldsville
Fire Co. No. 1 are requested to meet at
the rooms of the company on Thursday
evening, Aug. 31st, at 8.00 o'clock sharp.
Object of meeting, measurement for
uniforms.
Go to W. C. Schultze & Son's for
"Minnehaha" flour, the only place
where it is sold in town.
Go to Rlston's for guns.
A new line of necklaces and scarf pins
at H. J. Nlckle's.
Ladies slippers 25 cents at Robinson's.
Dish pans for 20, 25 and 35 cents at
H. J. Nlckle's.
School tablets with shoes at Robin
son's. Ten pin hat racks for 10 cents, at H.
J. Nlckle's.
Shoes for style, shoes for wear, shoes
for comfort at Reed's shoe store.
"Flrl Flrt Fire!"
Reynoldsville, Pa., July 5, 1893.
To all whom it may concern:
My dwelling house on Hill street,
Reynoldsville, Pa., was struck by light
ning on June 25th and was insured in
N. G. Pinney'a agency, Brookvllle, Pa.,
by Walter Spry, solicitor. The loss
was paid Thursday and I can recom
mend Pinney's agency as prompt and
reliable. 10-6. John Williams.
Sandy Valley.
As Sandy Valley has not been heard
from for a number of weeks, we shall
recount tho events of tho past two
weeks.
Mrs. Ida Saltzglvor, of this place, is
very ill.
Mrs. Mary Shoemaker Is visiting
friends at Reynoldsvillo.
Miss Eva Bee bo, of this place, is vis
iting relatives at Brookvllle.
Miss Magglo Woods, of Brookvlllo, is
visiting friends at this plaeo.
Miss Netta Coax was on the sick list
for a few days during tho past week.
W. T. Cox rojmrts a good rush of bus
iness at his new store at Reynoldsville.
James Saltzglver has completed his
now residence and removed thither last
Friday.
Thore will be an ice cream festival at
tho Sandy Valley church Saturday ovon
Ing, Sept. 2nd, for tho benefit of tho
preacher.
Master Todd Johnston, of Pittsburg,
is sending a fow weeks with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Coax, of
Valley Homo.
Mrs. N. J. Steelo, our genial store
keeper, is doing a rushing business.
Our pretty postmistress seems to be
doing the same.
Miss Edith Coax, whllo enjoying hor
solf Immensely, was thrown from tholr
hoi-so hurting her right arm so severely
that sho was comollcd to carry it in a
sling for a short time. Edith, bo more
careful the next tlmo you mount so
vicious a quadruped.
Some of Roynoldsvlllo's gontlomon
must have had a Sunday picnic last Sab
bath some place back in tho country
judging from tho number of rigs that
passed through here on that day. If
"Llttlo Annto Roonoy" Is tholr sweet
heart, wo would advise them not to
distribute the information all over tho
stato of Pennsylvania.
The picnic at the Pine Grove school
house ono week ago last Friday was an
entire success. A large crowd was in
attendance as also was an excellent din
ner. Rev. A. E. Metier was present
with his tout and photographing appa
ratus and delighted the boys and girls
with some fine specimens of tholr coun
tenances. Recitations and vocal musto
were the order of the afternoon. Among
the speakers were Rev. Jelbart, of Era-
orlckvillo, Miss Weir, of DuBols, Miss
Bessie Moore, of Brookvllle, Miss Jennlo
Waito, of Sandy Valley, Rov. A. E.
Metier, of SchatTnur's Corners, and the
home talont, A largo swing was erect
ed which afforded a great deal of amuso-
mont for tho younger class of people.
We extend our thanks to the people of
that place for the hospitality shown us
on that day.
We pity Boobe's hogs. Why? Be
cause, after the ravagos made on their
cornflold by a number of town ladles,
in all probability they will have to
starve during the coming winter. Let
us explain our meaning. Last Friday a
number of ladles from Reynoldsville,
including Mrs. Jno. Bartle, Mrs. E.
L. Evans, Mrs. Annie Hendricks, Mrs.
H. Herpel and Mrs. Joanna Anderson,
arrived at the home of L. M. Beebe al
most entirely unexpected. Thoy took
possession of the farm, ransacked the
larder, deposited the roof of the house
where the floor should be and, not
content with this much, shouldered the
cornfield and took it home with them
on the evening train. Come again, la
dies, the potatoe patch and the onion
bods are left yet. You forgot those,
did you not? A great deal of amuse
ment was afforded by one of ladies
asking who was the largest lady in
the crowd. Their prospective measure
ments were taken and it was decided
that Mrs. Hendricks outrivalled them
all.
Do You Need Shoe t
We have the latest styles at popular
prices. Reed's Shoe Store.
Horses for Bala
At reasonable prloes. I will sell one
heavy mare and colt four years old, one
horse four years old, one horse three
years old, two mares eight years old,
one mare colt two years old.
M. C. Coleman.
Fourteen Quart tin palls 25 etc.. 10
quart palls 20 eta. and 5 quart pails 10
cent at II. J. Nickel's.
All persons indebted to me will please
call and settle before Sept. 1st and
save oost of collection.
Da. Joe. S. MoCreioht.
A LLEGH EN Y VALLEY RAILWAY
COMPANY commencing Sunday
Juno IK, 1H2. Low Grade Division.
RASTWAttD.
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DAVID Mct'AROO, Utn'h. Hrrr.,
JA8. P. ANDERSON, Obm'l. PaS! AuT.f"'
l'lttnlmru, Pa
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT MAY 21, 18113.
t'lilliidrlpliln ft Erie Riillnmd Division Time
TkIiIo. Trullm lenve Driftwood.
r.AMTWAUII
9:04 A M-Tniln H, dully rxi-i-pt Sunday for
iuiiifury, iinrriHiiurK iinu intermtHiintn sta
tions, nrrlvlnii nt rlilliidi'liihlH 8:50 p. h.,
fiw )ork,B::ift P. m.i lliiltlinorn, :4A P. M.
Washington, H:lft p. M. I'lillnimi 1'itrlor rnr
from Vlllhimxirt mid jiiihwiikit couches
from KumMo I'lilltololtililu.
3::i9 I'. M. Train 8. dully n.vpt Sunday for
rinuurK WIIU 11111'rnitHllKtl, HIHllOIIH, nr-
rlvlng at Philadelphia::) A. M.i New York,
7:10 a. M. ThniiiKh eoai-h from Dullols to
WllllaniHpnrt. I'lillnimi Hleepl 112 ears from
llitrTlNhiii'K'tu Philadelphia mid New York,
rhlladelphla piiHKenKirs ran remain In
nleeiH-r undlHtiirlMwt until a. m
9:i I'. M. Train 4, dally for Huiitmry, Harris-
iMiiH iinu iiiiuriiit-uiiuu Hittimns, arriving at
I'hlladeliihla, :. a. m.i Now York, :H0
A. M. llaltlmora, 8:20 A. M. Washington, 7:!W
A. M. Pullman rars and ptiHHeiikn.r coaches
from Erin and Wllllitmortto I'lilladtdphla.
1'aHHvngers in sleeper for Baltimore and
Washington will lie transferred Into Wash
ington sleeper at HurrlHhurg.
WFMTWAUIt
7:8ft A. M. Train 1, dally except Sunday for
muHwny, j'uitois, t. lurmont aim inter
mediate stations. Leaves Kldgway at 8:00
P. M. for Krln.
9:60 A. M. Train 3, dally for Erlo and Inter
mediate points.
8:27 P. M.-Train 11, dally except Hunduy for
Kane and Intermediate stations.
TlIUOl'UII TUAINH Full DUIFTWOOD
FKOM THE EAST AND SOUTH.
TRAIN 11 leaves Philadelphia S:ft0 A. m.
t umiiiiKioii, 1 . a . m.i nam more, n:4o a. M.i
Wllkesharro, 10:l A. M. dally except Hun
day, arriving at Driftwood at 0:27 p. M. with
Pullman Parlor cur from Philadelphia to
WIlllaniHiMirt.
TKA1N 4 leaves Now York at S p. m.i Phlla-
ueiiinia, n;su p. m.i asiungton, Kk4U a. m.
Haltlmore, 11:40 p. ni. dally arriving at
Driftwood at 9:ft0 a. m. Pullman sleeping
cars from Philadelphia to Erie and from
Washington and Haltlmora to WlllluniHuort
and through passenger coaches from Phila
delphia to Erlo and Baltimore to Williams
port and to DuHnls.
TKAIN 1 leaves Kenovo at 6:3.1 a. in., dally
except Dunaay, arriving at liriltwooa 7:811
a. mt
JOHNSONBTJRG RAILROAD.
(Dallv exeent Sundav.l
TRAIN 19 leaves Kldgway at 9:40 a. m.i John-
onuurg at :oo a. m., arriving at uiermont
atlll:4Sa. m.
TKAIN 20 leavei Clermont at 10:55 a. m. ar
riving at Jnhnionuurg at 11:40 a. m. and
Kldgway at 11:55 a.m.
R
IDGWAY & CLEARFIELD R. R.
DAILY EYCEPT SUNDAY.
SOUTHWARD. NORTHWARD.
P.M A.M.
12 10 9 40
STATIONS.
Kldgway
Island Kun
Mill Haven
A.M. P.M.
T55 77S
12 18 9 4H Island Kun 120 6 SI
12 22 9 52 Mill Haven 1 18 6 48
12 31 10O2 Croyland 108 6 35
12 88 1010 Shorts Mills 12 59 6 80
IS 42 10 IS HlueKock 12 54 6 2S
12 44 10 17 Vineyard Kun 12 52 6 28
12 48 20 20 Carrier 12 50 6 21
1(10 1082 Rrorkway vllle 12 38 6 04
1 10 10 42 Mi-Minn Summit 12 80 ft 57
114 1048 HarveysKun 1224 652
1 20 10 55 Fulls Creek 12 20 6 45
145 1105 DuBols 1203 (80
TRAINS LEAVE RIDOWAY.
Eastward. WmttMnl.
Trains, 7:17a. m. Train 8, 11:84 a. m.
Train 8. 1:45 n.m. Train 1. 3:00 n. m.
Train 4, 7:55 p.m. Train U, 8:25 p. m.
B M.l'KEVOHT,
J. R. WOOD,
Oen. Paaa. Ag't.
lieu. Manager.
Mrs. Ida M. Wynkup
Has been introducing to the Publlo a
soap known as
The Physicians and Surgeons
FINE TOILET SOXP
KND
COMPLEXION CREAM.
Her many customers can now be sup
plied with those most beneficial articles
by calling at the store of Wm. Copping
and the drug store of J. C. King & Co.,
East Main street; the stores of M. J.
Coyle, Mrs. J. McEntlre, Reynoldsville;
Wm. Burgo and D. B. Stauffer, West
Reynoldsville.
CALL ON
C. P. fiOPPAftN,
Specialint in
Lenses for the Eyes.
SCIENTIFIC EXAMINATION FREE.
NEW GOODS !
NEWSTYLES!
We have received this week a
New Line of
Fall
Dress
1 1
and those desiring rich and styl
ish Fabrics will find them on
our counters.
Come and See.
BING 6c GO.
We give a pair of ClappB
away
FREE!
with every pair of
OXFORDS
this week.
PLl All EJ A1UUI
coming untied. They are
Free.
New Shoes, New Styles
arriving daily. Our line is a
very complete one.
HENRY A. REED,
The Shoe Man.
Near P. 0.
fg"Ask to nee our $9.60 Shoe.
lrtfi, Pm. W B llu4n, Cttkl.r
I a AlnssiN, Am'1 Cwkiir.
Seeley, Alexander & Co.,
BANKERS.
Organized In 18S4-
Paid up Capital $60,000.
Stockholder:
Geo. O. Pprague, Thns. McOrelglit,
L. P. Booluy, E. U. Soeley.
W. B. Alexander.
Do a general bftnktnff bunlnetu. Aivniint
solicited. Private papers fur our cuatomur
filed ttwuy and kept In
FIRE PROOF VAULT.
Every Womcc
Sometimes needs a tnV.
able monthly regulating
medicine.
Dr. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
Are prompt, nf and mrutin In remit. The (mm.
IritlUr. Hral'.l nmardiwppfilnt. SeutauywlMT
S1.00, PimlMeUluuuCu., Cluvalwul.o.
Bold by B. Alex. Stoke, druggist.
9 9
Coos
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & PITTS
BURGH RAILWAY.
Tim Nhort line Iwtween DuBoln. Itlditwny,
Ilradford, Hnliimaiiirn, HulTnlu, lbx-lieiitcr.
NlHxnr lulls and point, iu the upper till
region.
On mid after June 4th, im, paimen
gor Irulna will arrive mid dt'pnrt from Fulls
C'reck Minion, dully, except Hundny, as fol
lows: 7iOO A. M. Bradford Accommodation For
rlnM North between Falls Creek and
rudford. 7:15 a. m. nilxed train for
PunxHutawney.
10:OAA.M. lliilTiildHnd Rochester mull For
HriH-kway vllle, KldKway.JohnNonhurg.Mt.
Jewett, llradford.rlHlamancu, IlufTalo and
Horhostr; connecting at Johnaonburg
with P. ft E. train a. for Wilcox, Kane,
w urren, C'orry and Erlo.
10: A. M. Aircommodntlon For DuBols.
. y!e, MlgKun andl'unxHutawney.
l:SO P. M. Bradford Accommodation For
Ueochtree, Brockway vllle, Kllmont. Car
iiion, Kldgway, Johinioiihurg, Alt. Jewett
and Bradford.
(:10 P. M. Mull For DuBols, Hykea, Big
Run, Punxsutawney and Walxton.
Blii'i P.M. Accommodation Fur DuBols,Blg
Kim and Punxsutawney.
""m1 ,M, TMunailJrJ traln-For Brockwajr
- .X'll". Kldgway and JohiiHonburg.
0113 P.M. Hunduy truln-For DuUola, fykes,
lllg Kun and Punxsutawney.
Thousand mile tickets at two cents per
mile, good for passage between ull stations.
J. II. MoImtvhb. Agent, Fulls creek. Pa.
J. H. Uahkktt. E. C. Lapkv,
Oenerul Hupt. Oen. Pas. Agent
Buffalo, N. Y. Rochester N.Y
IiUtwctUanteu
MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office on West Main street, opposite tha
Commercial liotel, Keynoldsv
'llle, Pa.
jya. B. E. HOOVER,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
Resident dentist. In building near Metho
dist church, opposite Arnold block. Oentle-
)otet.
JJOTEL MoCONNELL,
REYNOLDSVILLE. PA.
FRANK J. BLACK, Proprietor.
Tbe leading botel of the town. Headquar
ters for commercial men. Hteam heat, free
bus, bath rooms and closets on every floor,
amnio rooms, billiard room, telephone con
nections Ac.
JJOTEL BELNAP,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
QBE EN C COXSEIl, Proprietor.
First class In every particular. Located In
the very centre of the business part uf town.
b ree 'bus to and from trains and commodious
sample rooms for commercial travelers.
QOMMERCIAL HOTEL,
BROOKVILLE, PA.,
PHIL P. CARRIES, Proprietor,
Sample rooms on the ground floor. House,
heated by uutural gas. Omulbus to and from
all trains.
QAUTION NOTICE.
All persons are hereby cautioned not to med
dle or Interfere with the following personal
property, to-wlti One horse, 1 cow, 1 set har
ness, 1 sleigh, 1 buggy, 1 orguu, and household
furniture, now Iu the possession of John W.
wyluiu and Mrs. Anna Wylaiu, as tha same)
belongs to me, having bought It Aug. lvth,
lHKi, aud la left with them subject to my or-
W. A. Cathbbs,
Bathmel, Pa., Aug. 13, lm.