&flg jtc Star
tiuhnrriiilion tl.KO per year, in advance.
C. .. TF.PHK!NKON, Kdltor and Pnb.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. img
A n Imli'iH'mlrnt l'nl pniwr, pulillilicri rvvry
WeltiHIy nt KiyfMliNvtllo, Ji'ftVrsnn Co.
Pa., (li'votpd to the Intormtn of Kiynol(Nvlllo
ami .Tt1Tir4onriiinty. Non-polltlcal, will tnat
rill with falrnoaa. ann will Iwenporlnlly frlpml
y towniil the laboring rlaaa.
Rnrwrlpt lin prlrefl.SOporirpfir.ln advance,
rurmnunlrattona InlrnnVn fir publication
tnwnt In, nccompiinW'd by tho writer name,
not for publication, but a A nimrnntte of
giKHl fnlih. IntcroMlnn; now Iti-ma aollcltiMl.
Advprtitlntf rnto made, known on ttppllca
tlon Ht tlm offlcf In Arnold' Hlock.
I.cnirlitv communication and rhaniro of
Rdvcrtlpmcnt iihould roach thin office by
Mondny noon.
Addro nil communication loC, A. Htoph
Annnn. HcvnoldHVllli I'a.
Kntvrcd' nt the noatofrlce nt Reynoldsvllle,
Pit., n- wnnd clan mnll matter.
m-rally whon a mn fori tho nootl
of oconomy ho thinks It ought to brgn
with hln tvifn.
Pi-nrmylvRnla' mining exhibit won
)0 nwnfdH at tho World's Fair, almost
doi'W" Hio mimbor awarded any othor
on" Btatn.
Kd ward Uok saya that of f000 pooms
which oomo into his editorial ofllco dtir
Inir a y-nr, not fifty, If printed, would
bo rend with any degree of patience by
tho public.
Kdward Bellamy had written tho
gtrv of "How I Came to Write 'Look
ing Backward' " for The Ladies' lTnrne
Journal, He will tell In connection
with tho history of tho book itself, how
the Id -a of Nationalism first suggested
its "If to his mind.
Or tho :IOO,OIO appropriated by
L gWnture to pay Pennsylvania's ex
pens" at the World's Fair, tho amount
yet in the hands of tho treasurer of tho
State Board is $3,438.8(1. There was
cxnendi-d on the Pennsylvania building,
including maintenance, $134.03(1.33.
The expenses of committees, were 107,
422 54.
On of the jokes arising from that
pHftlculary fertile source of funny stor
e's. Englishmen's misunderstanding of
Americans and Americanisms, is told in
th" words of Sir Fxlgard Fitz Wales:
"Yu Americans aw so charmingly
thoughtful, ye know. After you've had
your own summor, you know, you havo
an Tndlan summer for the pooah natives,
I supposo."
Pennsylvania has 200.000 farms, which
produce over $200,000,000 in crops.
Thorn are 5.000,000 live stock. The
state produces nearly 2,000.000 tons of
iron in tho antharcite furnaces, nearly
3.000.000 In bituminous furnaces and
17.000 tons of charcoal iron. Over 628,
000,000 tons of antharcite coal havo
been mined in the state, and one oil
field has yloldod 150,000,000 barrels.
Cold weathor carries with it at least
one blessing. It destroys the occupation
of the street fakir who sells patent
nostrums and worthless jim-cracks.
Tho street fakir, with his rolicklng
rlcnmiirolo and lying protestations
renches the long ear of the public which
Honesty cannot catch. Pooplo will
rush up to htm and hand him their
quarters and half dollars for something
thnt an honost man in thoir own town
would soli them for a nlcklo. They
want to be humbuggod. The prctor
' natural nimbus of quackery charms us
and makes us love to be humbuggod.
If some one with whom they wore well
acquainted would give uttorance to tho
rhodoraontado, the people would simply
laugh at him. But a stranger, with an
air of mystory about bim, will catch tho
gudgeons every time. If you do not
really euro to be humbuggod, patronize
your own people. Punxsutawnoy Spirit.
The drawback to domestic felicity often
lies In the fact that we get too familiar
with one another. There should be
certain reserve even in the most inti
mate relationships. Members of tho
snmo family have no right to burst into
one another's rooms without knocking.
Wives have no more right to search
thoir husband's pockets than they have
to do the same little servioe for a dis
tant acquaintance. You have no more
right to rob the baby's bank than to
force the vault of the First National.
You have no right to read the young
person's letters without permission, al
though you have a right to her oonfl
donoe, so that she shows her corres
pondence freely. You have no more
right to obtrude your conversation
upon your wife, nor she hers upon
you, when either is in the midst of a
thrilling story, than you or she would
have to Interrupt the Quuen of England
at her reading. An "Excuse me" if a
mother Is oblgud to interrupt her chil
dren's prattle is quite as good a way to
touob etiquette as out of a book. The
mun who goto up and slams to the ven
tllator In a crowded oar to suit his own
oonvonlenue, or the woman who throws
open a car window regardless of the
comfort of her fellow-passengers, is no
ruder shan Bess is when she ignores
brother Tom's comfort at borne, or Tom
is when he pounces on the biggest
orange on the plate when only Bess and
he are at the table. When they make
discourteous remarks to one another
they sin against the true code' of eti
quette more than when they are impo
lite at a party or boisterously unkind to
a casual comrade, on the principle that
he is more criminally careless who
pounds a piano to pieces with hammer
thau he who merely disfigures and mar
the pine case it was delivered In.
THK TOLFPO WKKKtV BL1DK,
And book rontalnlng all the Naby
Letter for One Dollar.
In answer to a general demand from
all parts of tho United States, the
Toledo Hi. auk has published in one
colnme, cloth bound, all of tho "Nasby
Letters" ever written by the late D. U.
Locke ommlttlng perhaps a few unim
portant letters on local or forgotten
topics. Only a few of these letters were
ever published in book form. Every
body has read some of them, but who
has read all of them ? The book con
tains over 500 largo pages, and all the
Nasby Letters written during a period
of twenty-flvo years; also a portrait of
I). R. Locke from his last photograph.
It would sell at ono dollar or more, but
will never bo placed on salo. Ono
hundred thousand copies are now being
printed and bound, and one copy will
bo sent post paid by mail five to every
person who this winter remits ono
dollar for the Wkkkly BLADE ono
year. Everybody Invited to send for a
specimen copy of tho Weekly Blade,
which will give a full description of the
book "The Nasby Letters."
The Toleihi Weekly Blade is the
best and most popular weekly newspaiK'r
published in this country. It has the
largest circulation of any weekly news
paper, and goes to every State, Territory
and nearly every county of tho Union.
Only ono dollar a year, including the
above mentioned book fi-ee. Send
postal to The Blade, Toledo, Ohio,
for a free specimen copy of the paper.
Send the addresses of your friends also.
Good News.
No other Medicine in the world was
ever given such a test of its curative
qualities, as Otto's C'uro. Thousands of
bottles of this great German remedy are
being distributed FREE OP CHARGE, by
druggists in this country to those afflict
ed with Consumption, Asthma, Croup,
severo Coughs, Pneumonia and all
Throat and Lung diseases, giving tho
people proof that Otto's Cure will cure
them, and that it Is tho grandest tri
umph of Medical scleno. For salo only
by W. B. Alexander. Samplos free.
Large battles 25 and 50c.
Oliver Pollh.
Thurston's silver polish, boBt in the
world, for sale by Ed. Gooder, jeweler
and optician.
Those $12.00 Tricott Macintoshes re
duced to $10.00 at Glenn Mllllron's.
Wo sell tho snag proof gum boots.
Robinson.
Two for One.
We are making a special offer to each
of our readers paying a year's subscrip
tion to tho Star in advaneo, and to all
now subscribers paying in advance, we
will give them the best local paper in
Jofforson county and will give them
freo, either the Wmnnniind or Amrrt
can Farmer, for ono year. Tho two
papers above mentioned are oxcollent
monthly papers and the subscription
price of each is $1.00 a year. This offer
is made only to those in Pennsylvania.
A new line of queenswaro and glass
ware just received at II. J. Nicklo's.
Have you ever noticed how few woman
stand straight? The majority are in
clined to be round-shouldered with
narrow chests. A well developed ftguro
and a good carriage very often make a
plain-faced woman fine looking; and as
naturally, woman likes to bo attractive,
It is surprising that aho devotes so
much tlmo in that lino, to tho head and
face only, rather than to that which
will beautify and strengthen her entire
self.
Robinson's children's shoes, 5 to 8,
75o.
Why pay rent any longor? Walter
Spry has three good houses for sale, two
on Jackson st. and on Worth St., at bar
gains.
Anel.nt Stationer.
In modiasval times the stationarina, or
stationer, held official connection with a
university and told at hi stall, or sta
tion, the books written or copied by the
librarius, or book writer. Bach is the
origin of the modern term stationer, one
who now keeps for sale implements of
such service, and not usually the pro
ductions of literary persons. Harper's
Bacar.
Queen Victoria's "Jubilee Book," the
volume containing the jubilee speeches
and addresses, is 18 inches thick, has
loaves 2 by 8 feet and weighs 63 pounds.
DIED.
Newoome On Friday, Nov. 24, 1893, of
diphtheria, Nellie, daugnter ol Air.
and Mrs. T. J. Newoome, age 2 years,
8 mouths and 14 days. Buried at 2.00
o'clock Saturday in prospect oemetery.
STRAY NOTICE.
Canto trespassing! on the promtao of the
uiultiralKiiod lu Winalnw towiiHhlp, Jefferson
county, I'a., about the Hutu of November,
u lurxe red mid white knotted Durhiim
cow, with blK lump on left hind lex. The
owner la reoui'Htuu to eonte forward. Drove
proMirty, pay ehartfea and take her away or
sue win ou uipouu oi auuoruuiK io taw.
N'UV. Mill, 'tO. J AS. B. UUCHKH
Every WomaL
Sometimes needs a r
iiblo monthly regulating
medicine.
Dr. PEAL'S
PEWTTYPOY ATj PITXE,
At imuiii.' 'ulrf tu.d tat, ' ,.A tn roxult. TUB oru
" 'I I. t '''. T. r -i.,(mv., 1. :..,'t UUyWbCITJ
I v. -; .'i i-ev. ii.nd. c.
Bold by U. Alex. Btoke, drug gist.
ISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby Riven thnt the firm of ,f. A.
Welsh Co.. dolnir business tinder the above
nnmi'. wni nhmolvetl, by mill mil ronnent, on
the 4th of .Inniinry, Isttl, John T. Silver retlr
In. The limine will be eondnrtcd by J. A.
VYi'lsh, and nil account due the firm on date
of dlolutlon will be collected by J. A Welsh.
Iteynoldnvllle, I'a., J. A. Wklsh,
IS'ov. 10, law. John T. Stiver.
"fill
OS C
5 fc-O Pe
V5
Bargains!
Baroains!
RT THE
PEOPLE'S
Bargain Store.
We make a specialty of
Gents' ami Ladies' Furnish
ing Goods and JShoes, and
Boys' Clothing.
Quick Sale! Small Profit!
One Price !
A. KATZEN, Prop'r.
ItltacrUatirou.
C.
MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
vim i "i'n. iMiiiii nurri. iuinniit3 .lie
CommorL'hil llotol, HuyiuihisviUo, Pa.
nm. ,m m..ih .... ....i..
D
It. B. E. HOOVER,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
ItONldent dontlHt. In hlllldinir near Motho.
dlst rhuri'h, opposito Arnold bTis'k. Gentle-
neaa in operatliiK.
JJOTEL McjCONNELL,
REYNOLDSVILLE. PA.
F HANK J. BLACK, Proprietor.
The leading hotel of the town, lleaduiinr-
ters for commercial men. Kteam heat, free
bua. bath rooms andcloseta on everv floor.
aample rooms, billiard room, telephone con-
nuciiona c.
JJOTEL BELNAP,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
GREEN d: CUA'SEH, Proprietors.
Plrst claaa In everv Dartlcular. IicutAd tn
the very centre of the business part of town.
Free 'bua to and from trains aiidcommodloui
aample rooms for commercial traveler.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
BROOKVILLE, PA.,
PHIL P. CARRIER, Proprietor,
BumtilA rooms rn tlia snniinH flium UmaAaa
hetttud by natural gaa. Omnibus to and from
sin vrmita.
Grocery Boomers
W
BUY WHERE YOU CAN
GET ANYTHING
YOU WANT.
FLOUR,
Salt Meats,
Smoked Meats,
CANNED GOODS,
H
TEAS, COFFEES
U
AND ALL KINDS Of
FRUITS.
CONFECTIONERY,
TOBACCO.
AND CIGARS,
Everything In the line of
&
Fresh Groceries, Feed,
ESto.
Good delivered free any
putee tn town.
Call on us and get prices,
N
W. C. Schultz & Son
3 3s S s, el's?
. C3 J rj j lg
r? K j: e s p,
y- . S3eelfc
r z2 s ! tig
-22 8 sl zHifi
1 liJi
iit i o his' a
5 .l 2
. c b
7- 51 o
Country Produce
Klallroitti Mtn fablr.
tiumiOf5TYt3CH
-J HURGH RAILWAY.
The short line Iwtween Dullols, Itldnwny,
Mrndrord, Hnlnninnra, HillTnlo. Kis'liester,
MiiKiira Kails and points In the upisir oil
region.
On and after June 4th, ISTCl, pnasen
Ser trains will arrive and depart from Kails
Creek station, dally, except Sunday, as fol
lows: iOO A. M. Bradford Arcommislntlon For
r mints North between Kails Creek and
Iradford. 1V a. m. mined train for
I'unxsutawncy.
IO:OftA.M. Hulfaloand Rorhester mall For
HriM'kway vllle, ktdicway.JohnHonlmrff.Mt.
Jewett, Bradford. Salamanca. Buffalo and
Korhesteri coniiiMitliitf nt Johnsonhiirfr
with I'. A F.. train a, for Wilcox, Kane,
Warren, Corry and F.rte.
10:3H A. M. Accommislatlon For DuDots,
Sykes, 1111 Kun and I'tinxsutawney.
1:90 1. M. Bradford Accommodation For
lteH!htree, BrH:kwuy vllle, Kllniunt, I'ar
mon, Itldxwny, JohnsonbtirK, Mt. Jewett
mid Bradford.
t:IU l. M.-Mall-For Illinois, Bykes, nig
Kun, IMinxnutnwncy and Wnlston.
Sl'ii P.M. Accommodation For DiiBols.lllg
Kun and I'tintsii'iiwncy.
Biao A. M.-Hunday traln-For Hrorkway-
vllle, Kldirway and .iohnsotiburir.
fills I'.M. Hunihiy train For Dullols, Fykes,
BlK Kun nnd I'linxvutawney.
Thousand mile tickets at two cents per
mile, good for pnssnae between nil stntlntm.
J. II. McIktyhk. A Kent, Falls creek, I'a.
3. H. Baiihktt K. C. I.AfKY,
Oenernl Hupt. Oen. Pus. Atfent
lllllliilo, N. Y. HiM-hesler N. Y
J EN NS Y LV AN I A R A 1 LI O A D.
IN EFFKCT NOV. 11), 1S113.
Philadelphia A F.rle tnllrond Division Time
Table. Trains leave DiirtwiHsi.
F.ASTU AKD
9:M A M-Traln s, dally except Hundny for
Hiinliury, llarrlsburit mid Intermediate sta
tions, arriving at Philadelphia ti-.MI p.m.,
New York, I(:IMj. m. I Halt Imore. 7:20 p.ni.i
Washington. S::i, p. m. Pullman Parlor car
from Wlllliimsnort nnd passenger coaches
from heme to Philadelphia.
8:;i P. M. Train , dally except Hominy for
llnrrlshurg and Intermediate stations, nr
rlvlng nt Philadelphia 4::l A. M. New York,
?:: A. M. Through coach from Dullols to
Wlllliimsnort. Pullnuin Sleeping cars from
llarrlsliiirg to Philadelphia and New York.
Philadelphia passengers cun remnlti In
sleeper undisturbed until ?:) A. M.
9:;tt P. M. Train 4, dally for Hiinhiiiy. Harris
burg nnd Intermediate stations, nrrlvlng nt
Philadelphia, D:ftU A. M.i New York, ::
A. m.i Baltimore, :'-" A. M.: Washington, 7:.t0
A.M. Pullman cars from Krle and Wlllliima
port to Philadelphia. Passcngersln sleeM'r
for Baltimore and Washington will lie
transferred Into Washington lccMr at llar
rlshiirg. Passtnger conches from Krle to
Philadelphia and WllllnmsHrt to Balti
more. WKHTWARD
7::t2 A. M. Train I, dally except R'.inday for
ltldgway, lliillols, t'lcrmont and Inter
medlnte stations. Leaves ltldgway nt H:W
P. M. for Krle.
9:M A. M. Train 3, dully for Erie and Inter
mediate points.
6:27 P. M. Train II, dally except Hundny for
Knne and Intermediate si at Ions.
TlllUM'tllt TKAINS Ft IK DHIFTWOOD
FKOM TIIF. KAST AND HOIiTH.
TRAIN II leaves Philadelphia S:.VI a. m.
Washington, "..MIA. m.i Baltimore, S:4a A. M.
W llkesharre, 10: 15 A. m.i dally except Hun
day, arriving nt Drlftwissl at n:','7 r. M. with
Pullman Parlor car from Philadelphia to
Wllllnmsport.
TRAIN 3 leaves New York at R p. m.i Phila
delphia, 11:20 p. m.i Washington, 10.40 a. m.
Baltimore, 11:40 p. m.i dally arriving nt
Drift woial at 9:M) a. m. Pullniait sleeping
ra"s fmm Philadelphia to Krle and from
Washington and Baltimore to Wlllianisiairt
anil through passenger coaches from Phila
delphia to Ki le and Baltimore to Wlllinnis
port nnd to DuBois.
TRAIN 1 leaves Renovn at fl:tt a. m dally
except Hunday, arriving at Driftwood 7:i
a. m.
JOHNSONBURO RAILROAD.
(Daily except Hun Jay.)
TRAIN 10 leaves Rldgway at :40 a. m.i John
Kontiurg nt 9:M a. in., arriving at Clermont
nt 111:4:1 a. m.
TRAIN 20 leaves Clermont at I0:(W n, m. ar
riving at JoliiiHouhui'K at 11:40 a. m. and
Rldgway at II :M a. in.
JIDGWAY & CLEARFIELD It. R.
DAILY EYCEPT SUNDAY.
HOUTHWAKD. NORTHWARD.
P. M A.M.
htatiunhT
RhTgway
Island Kun
Mill Haven
I'royliind
Hhorls Mills
A.M. P.M.
I :m 0 :)
1 20 8 22
1 III 8 to
1 mi m
1 m mi
12 M (i M
12 10 40
12 IS It 4H
12 22 9 :VJ
12:il 10 03
12 ;w 1010
IA 42 10 to
Blue Rock
12 44 10 17 Vineyard Kun 12 52 ft IH
12 411 1020 Carrier 12 M) R4S
100 10:12 llrnckwavvllle 12 :is ft :l
1 10 1042 Mi'MInn Hiiniinlt 12 :SI S2.1
114 104S HarveysRiiii 12 20 S20
120 10M Falls Creek 1220 ft Ift
14ft 11 ( Dullols 12 OA ft 00
TRAINS LEAVE KIDOWAY.
Kastward. Westward.
Train S, 7: 17 a. m. Train 3, II :; a. m.
Train ft, 1:4ft p.m. Train 1,3:00 p.m.
Train 4, 7:6Sp.ni. Train II, 8:2ft p. ui.
8 M. PKF.VONT,
J. K. WOOD,
Oen. Pass. Ag't.
uen. Atanagur.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY
COMPANY mmmonninir Kunilav
Nov. ID, 1H!2. Low Ctrwlo Division.
EASTWARD.
STATIONS.
No.l.No.ft.No.. 101
A. M
r. m
A. M.
P. M
Red Bank
LaWHonham
New Bethlehem
10 4T
4 411
10 ft'
4IW
II HO
11 :is
11 40
12 in
II I!
Oak Ridge
ft 20
ft 2H
Mayavllle
ft 41
Hummervlllo ...
6 Oil
ft 4:
Bnsikvlllot.
Bell
Fuller
Reynoldsvllle..
Pancoast
Falls ('reek
Dullols
Hahula
Wtnterhurn ....
Peuneld
Tyler
Olen Flaher
12 2.1
211
211
s
ft7
7 Oft
8 07
12 :n
8 i:U
12 4:1
1 011
1 OS
1 20
1 :v
2A
8 44
8 ft2
I pal
7 00
7 10
10 IW
a i
188
lis
7
1 4'
7 4S
7 2.1
1 ft
lu-
a is
t 2ft
3 42
I W
s mil
8 (Ml
8 HI
7 3ft
7 ftl
8 01
8 21
llenexutto
8 44
8 ftft
9 V
8 1U
Grant
gaol
oo
Driftwood
St
P.M.
P. M
A. M
WKSTWAHO.
STATIONS.
No.t I N0.8 INo.101 108
110
A. M.I
A. M.
P. M
P. M
Driftwood ,
Grant
Benexette
Ulen Fisher....
Tyler
PenUeld
Wlnuirburn ...
Kabula
Dullols
Falls Creek....
Pancoast
Reynoldsvllle .
Fuller
Bell
Brookville
Bummervllle...
Maysvlllu
OakKldge
10 10
ft 00
6 30
ft 41
s ;n
7 on
7 11)
734
744
7 ft4
10 a
10 M'
11 10
11 20
11 H0
11 ;v
ft ftU
8 0
8 111
8 2.1
8 mil
11 4'
(1 a:
8 1
1 0ft
1 211
8 no
8 2ftl
8 32!
12 Oft
li 1ft
5 40
ft 30
7 20
1 !H
7 ZS
8 40
8 4S
9 n
9 17
9 2.-)
9 44
10 04
10 IS,
1 42
1 fts
7 411
7 K!
1 10
2 20
a ho
3 fts
8 m
8 1ft
8 47
8 Oil
8 lu
8 3M
8 67
9 in
9 15
9 47
New Bethlehem
10 2ft
Lawsonham
lied Bank...
4 00
10 00
A
A
P. M.A M.I P. M.
Trains dally except Sunday.
DAVID MoCAUUO, GSM'L. Siipt.,
Pittsburg, Pa.
JAB. P. ANDERSON. Ois'L. Pass. Aut.,
Pittsburg, Pa
CURR
A Kmim tin4 i-a- fr-.-i..,..,.,
iinTemot OlntaMui. a navar-faluna Our for PIIm
o every Mtura and dagrtw. It mskta an oparaU on
with thakuil. or InJtUmaof earbollo i5ahlk
YJJISZ?!" rC!l of Ii5
ror
CONSTIPATION k&!
lAUllu.
the mat LIVER and 8 TOM A0H bKUlILATOH a
HI ODD FDHINKlt. Smau. mild mxti nUu.nl
llttt
ana
jaksMpaolaUr adaia4 tut stuMUsn'S UM, tOlMsw
UUAJUSTEEl laDd ODly bf .
11. AhMX. BtOKI
. 1 't
I HEREBY EXTEND A CORDIAL
MM01 to Ml k Lies
to attend my
3rd Annual Opening!
DEC
Each lady will be presented with
GOMB AND SEE!
New Goods
-A complete line of
New Weaves and Shades, a
prised to see such a stock in our city, but
we have them and at
Prices to
Call and see for yourself. We have a nice line of
Notions, Ladies' and Children's Underwear and Ladies' and
Children's Coats.
)Dpn't fail to see our
Watches, Clocks,
Jcwclru ,;i all Kinds, Silverware,
optical Goods. Novelties, etc.
Don't miss seeing our Beautiful Holi
day Display.
Select your gifts
stock and you will be sure of getting
the best and most appropriate presents
at the fairest figures you have ever
known.
Make your Holiday purchases of
ED. GOODER,
Jeweler and Optician.
KplHG Hardware Co.,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, STOVES and RANGES,
TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE,
AMMUNITION, - FISHING TACKLE OF ALL KINDS, - HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS, WOOD and IRON PUMPS.
And everything kept in a First-class Hardware Store.
Roofing and Spouting Done to Order.
REYNODSVILLE, PA.
5, 1893.
a souvenir.
C. F. HOFFMAN.
lor Winter!
!
Great Variety. You will be sur
Please all.
BING & GO.
Special Attraction in(
Diamonds,
from our complete