-j?r Star
tiHbmTiptiim $1.00 jwr wnr, in ncii-mire.
V. A. ftTKI'HKNftOtt, li.lllor and I'lih.
WKDXKaUAY, NOVl'TuTnt 25. 11WU.
Aiitm!cH'ndpnt hrilmiM'r.pulillliMlpvpry
Ue.nimluy nl Hivoltlvlllo, .I.MTvron 'n.
Pa., ilivoid to Mil' tti(riiti it lti'.vimlilvHI
nit .InlTi'mnn county. NoM-tolllli'til, will tri'iit.
&U with fulriiPHH, utiil will hiMHpurliilly fiit'titl
ly towuriN liilxit-lnir lnw.
Suliwrliitlon prlrpf l.)Mi yrnr.ln mlvnncn.
(Vmiimintrntlnnn Inti'mli'il for mililli'iiit"n
Mint lw n niinnU'il liythn writer' rmim'.
not for nulilli'iitlon, but n n Riinrnntcn of
B')Ol1 fllltlt. IlllorwttlnH tiown ItCltK MlllcltPll.
Atlvprtltlnir into Hindu known on Hllcn
tlon nt thpoltli'P In Arnold' Hlork.
I.enjrhty I'imimnnli'iiiliin nml rhnntffl of
jitlvprtliM'm.'nt hIiouM rpai'li thin olltre by
Monilnv noon.
Aildrr nil rommnnlfiitlonn to C. A. Htruh
n.oti, Knytiolilvi1ln, I'll.
Entnrpil lit Hip Kwtotlli P nt UpynobNvlllP,
Ta.. !ppotiil rln mull nmttpr.
TIoiupU'cb wntfotm tiro to w tried In
Now York n a tmlwtituta for wutfons
tlrnwn by luifMPs for mull dclivorlos. It
I hoIU'Vfd liy tlio iwmtnl nutlioritio
thnt a raving nmy tx rITt'rtt'tl by tiNlnjr
tho now vcltioli'K.
Cnnnda will out Its Tlmnkxirtvlntf tur
key on tho uninii dny with Undo Sum
thlnypKr. Ttio rt'tiHon tiHsltrni'd for tlio
chnnifo In that, tlio mt8ii'nlon of busi
ness In tho United Suite on Thtinka
Riving day hn lxen found to oerlotinly
ttlTeet tho Inminoy Intereiitu of C'tiniiilu.
ProHldent Cloveliind and (iovornor
Ilgxttnirit Issued lUMclnnuitlonH nevoral
voekd njro desijftiutlntr to-morrow a
tho day which tho people of utato and
nation should ohaorvo nit a h)hcIh1 day
to rnturii tliatiUs to tho Giver of all
Wi'sttinKii for what has boon received
from His bountiful hands during tho
iast ytmr.
Tho Pennsylvania Hailroad Company
lias prepared plans for tho abolition of
irrado ciwslni; In Philadelphia, on its
Philadelphia and Trenton brunch,
covering tho streets from Trenton
Avenue and Xorrln street, to Butler
street. Tho proposed Improvement,
which contemplates tho elevation of
the tracks and tho bridging of tho
streets, will cost, tho company nearly
.1,iXH),0)0, and will entail upon the city
on ontlnv of somo 7.0,000 for changea
of grades.
Hon. Duniol 15. Iloinor, of KitlHtining,
who was the Congmmniiin of this
district two terms and wanted to Ihj tho
third term, now wants to bo United
States District, Attorney for tho West
ern District, of Pennsylvania. Come off
the perch Daniel! You aro not In it
this time. There arc too many abler
men who want to 1111 tho osltion. Tho
plum jrvs to a Jefferson county man
this timo. What did Heitier do whilo
In Congress that would prove that ho
h.HH the ability to till even a small county
office ?
Tho tramp nuisanco has grown to
such proportions In Hrookvillo dut-lnff
tho past few weeks that tho Town
Council have taken means to suppress
it. and a special force of policemen are
now on duty, who aro Instructed to
wrest ovory holxi who Is found bogging
from door to door in town. Kiirht
Knights of tho Road aro now cooped In
the jail, and tho good work will go on
until those gentlemen who live by their
wits give our town a wldo berth. The
frequent robberies, and boldness and
impudence of these wanderers modo it
iiocossary to adopt some means of sup
pressing what has proven a great annoy
ance. Brookvllle Republican. Somo
people might Infer from the above that
the taxpayers of tho county will have to
pay the boarding of the tramps who go
tagging in Brookvllle.
Edward A. Carmalt, Esq., of Brook'
Tills, tho hustling chairman of tho
Republican County Committee,
xpoken of, and strongly endorsed, for
tho position of United States District
Attorney for the Western District of
IPennsylvanla. Mr. Carmalt Is a bright
Hawyer, hard worker and a stalwart
Ropublioan. He certainly deserves to
bo remembered by tho Republican party
when the "spoils" are divided. We
have been informed that bis fellow
members of the Jefferson county bar join
unanimously in a petition requesting
hie appointment. We are personally
.uuquaistua wun Air. carman ana un
Ihesitatingly say that we believe he
would fill the position of United States
Dibtrlct Attorney creditably and that
lie would not shirk any duty that the
jJOMitloo would thrust upon him.
The state alien investigating com
"mlttee. appointed bv tho last leirislatui-e
v .
is now traveling in various Darts of the
state making an investigation of tho
charitable Institutions, and the results
of ihe committee's investigations so far
how that almost every one of them
overcrowded, so overcrowdod that
hundreds of InmateB are obliged to sleep
on the floor. They have discovered
that at least 25 per cent, of the Inmates
of the charitable and penal Institutions
tire of foreign birth, and most of them
tiavo not been long in this country. It
, is due to this cause that the hosnitala.
, iuflrmarlus aud prisons are inadequate
to the demands made upon them, and
there Is no doubt that legislation will
have to be enacted to meet tho neurU nf
these places. B. K. Focht, of Union
' county, chairman of the committee,
i says that Pennsylvania is paying
probably $1,000,000. or more a year
buooort uauuer allon. ' When
committee's Investigations aro complete
too results will bo presented to
JetfUlaturti.
the
Our Educational Column.
"TJneH Willlta," tdlUt.
Alilrpn nil PointntlltlrnMoiiM rplntlvp to thl
rlepHHmpnt to Klltor Ktluentloniil Column,
rule of Tim Staii.
TtlANKSOIVINIl DAY.
"Ovpf Hip rlvpr nml throuuli tho wood
To Hi-nmlfnthPi-'n lioime we iro.
Thp horp know thp way
To parry thp lelh
Through tliv white nd dtlftpd snow.
Ovprlhp rlvpr anil thronnh tho wood
Oh! how tho wind doe blow!
It tlni? thp te
And blip Hip iiokp,
An oipr the firouiid wo po.
Ovpr thp rlvpr nnd throtmh tho wood.
Trot ft. my dniiplp-imty.
SprinK ovpr tin Ki'onnd
l.lkp a lintif tnic hotitul.
For thl Ik TliimkHKli lux liny.
Ovpr thp rlvpr nnd tlii-ontth the wood -To
titivo n llrt i itte ilny.
Ilptir thp hell rlnu!
'Tln-n-Hnir-dlim!'
1 1 nt i uli for ThiinkHxIvlnii Dii).
Ovpr thp rlvpr ttnil tlirouirh tho wood,
And ti'iilxht thmuxli the b:n-nynrd KHto.
M'p hi pin to mi
KMieniely mIow
It I no hit rcl to wiilt.
Ovpr thp rlvpr nnd ttimuh t lie wood
Now uriitiilmot her' en ii I npy.
Ilnritih for thp fun!
I I he pniltlltii; ilime?
Itnrriili for the imnipkln plot"
Hoys and girls, although your old
"uncle" Is absent, from you this week ho
has not forgotten you. To-morrow Is
tho day set apart by our chief executive
for returning thanks to tho bountiful
Giver of all good for tho many blessings
accorded us during tho past year.
Don't neglect this, boys nnd girls. You
have hundreds of things to ho thankful
for, but, prominent am:ng them aro tho
facts that you have health and strength
and tho right use of your reasoning
faculties, that you are favored in having
a lino school building nnd good instruc
tors, and that, you enjoy far superior
educational advantages to any ever btv
foro known In tho history of our town.
Un thankful for these many blessings
Don't think for a moment that Thanks
giving Day was set apart and designed
for tho solo piirpoiui of having n good
timo, eating turkey, cranberry sauco
and pumpkin pie,' along with sundry
other lollepops and syllabubs. Don't
get this mistaken idea Into your heads.
Enjoy yourselves, but don't forget tho
prlnio object of Thanksgiving. Tako
part of your spare timo this week and
look up sundry points in your several
studies, so as to b-j ivudy for examlntv
tlon when It comes. Then will tlio
Christmas holidays bo better enjoyed
by you. Enjoy yourselves hugely this
week and when school ro-opens on Mon
day morning next you will be all tho
bettor for your week's rest nnd will bo
ready to take up your work again and
pursue it with vigcr. Ever seek tho
truth, and socking know to follow It
Sydney Smith says: "It Is nohlo to
seek the truth and it U beautiful to find
It. It is tho ancient feeling of tho hu
man heart, that knowledge is better
than riches; and it. it. deeply and sacred
ly true. To mark tho courSe of tinman
passions as they .nvo flowed on in tho
ages that are past; to seo why nations
have risen nnd why they havo fallen; to
speak of heat, light and tho winds; to
know what man has discovered In tho
heavens abovo and in the earth beneath
to hear tho chomlst unfold tho marvol
ous properties that the Creator has
locked up in a speck of earth: to bo told
that there aro worlds so distant from
our own that tho quickness of light
travelling from the world's creation
has never reached us. It Is worth
while in tho days of our youth to strive
hard for this groat discipline; to pass
sleepless nights for it; to give up tor it
laborious days; to spurn for it present
pleasures; to endure for it afflicting
poverty; to wade for it through dark'
ness, sorrow and contempt, as the great
spirits of the world have done in all
ages and all times."
SCHOOL NOTES.
The faculty are "Instl-tootlng" this
week.
The orchestra will practice on Wed'
nesday evening next.
The opening concert by the OUle
Torbett Company was a success both
financially nnd musically, and Prof,
Lenkerd has reason to foel elated ovor
tho successful opening of the lecture
course. Hon. H. W. J. Ham, of Goor
gia, will follow on Dec. 11th. Tickets
for the remaining three lectures $1.00.
The holiday season Is rapidly ap
proaching.
Prof. Lenkerd Sundaycd at DuBois.
We are sorry to say that we have a
few, but fortunately a yery few, pupils
among the females who are addicted to
the use of slang. Don't do it, girls; it's
disgusting In the extreme.
Seventy-first Birthday.
The Youth' $ Cnmvitiiim will celebrate
its seventy-first birthday in 1811".
Among the many attractive announce
ments of tho ConixniiVm for tho coming
year is an article of exceptional value
by Mr. Androw Cnrneglo, on "Tho
Habit of Thrift." Successful Men in
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experience, and valuable to tho old as
woll as to tho young.
Stories will bo given by Inn Mnolnren,
Rudynrd Kipling, Stephen Crane,
Harold Frederic and Clark Rnssel.
Speaker Rerd, Secretary Herbert, Sena
tor Lodge, Hon. Carl Schnrz, Post-mnstor-Ooneral
Wilson, Dr. L'ymnn
Abbot, Hon. Thendore Roosevelt theso
aro a few of tho two hundred namoB
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xi ii fVh contributors.
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Current Events and Nature and Sclonoo
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Youth 'sCompanion, 205, Columbus A vo.,
Bcston, Mass.
A Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrison of Wo. tMtigtnn,
Intl., "Sun," writes: "You have
valuable prescription In Electric bitters,
nnd I can cheerfully recommend It for
Constipation and sick headache, and as
a general system tonic It has no equal."
Mrs. Anna Stehlo, 20'i" Cottage Grove
Ave., Chicago, was all run down, could
not eat nor digest food, had a backacho
which never left her and felt tired and
weary, but six bottles of Electric
Bitters Restored her health and renew
ed her strength. Prices TiCe. and $1.00
Get n bot tle at. II. Alex. Stoke's drug
store.
Leave Your Orders.
I mn now prepared to furnish coal to
all parties In need of tho sumo. Orders
left, with .1. N. Mc Entire, nt Deemer &
Co.'s grocery, will receive prompt at
tention. G. W. Ror.I.EK. Jr.
ii'.
First
ional II
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OF ItKYKOLDH Y1U.K.
lank
cnptTAL, 9so.ooo.oo.
TIIK'IipII, PrcnldrlUI
fteott .tlrfiollniiil, VIpp I'rpn.t
John II. Kmichpr, nlilrr
Director)
C. Mitchell, rVnlt McClclliind. 3.t Klnn,
.liilin it. coriiptt, r.. imiwn,
O. W. I'll I Id, 3. II. Kmichpr.
hops n trpnpnii imtoonir iiiiftinpiinti noni'iin
Hip ni'i'oiinls of iiipti'hnnts. profp..loiiul mpn.
furniern, iiipi'hitnlr. inliiprs. bnnUM'tnon nml
other, pmmlsliix the inot. nirnful attention
to t ho hmihiPHH of nil pcrwn.
Hufo Deposit llosi'n for rent.
First Niitluniil llnnk building, Nolnn block
Fire Proof Vault.
The price of Hour has gono up, but
the price of supplies remains tho same
at tho Bon Ton Bakery.
Gloves that fit the hand at prices that
fit tho pocket-book at Milllrens.
For the latest stylo In coats go to
Deemer's.
For Sale.
Draft team weighing l.'iOO, also sleighs
for sale, J. C. KlNO & Co.
Down's Elixir will euro any cough or
cold, no matter of how long standing.
For salo by H. A. Stoko.
Mackintoshes for evory body at
Deo mer's.
Bobbs "What Is there you liko about
Miss Peachley ?" Slobbs "My arm."
For f 10.00 you can got ono of the fin
est suits or overcoats you ever saw, at
Bell's.
Castor oil by tho barrel nt Stoko's.
Deemer's ladles' and Misses' coats are
all made to order thereby securing good
goods and perfect fitting garments.
It is not at all to a man's credit when
ho overdraws his bank account.
Subscribe for THE Star and got all
the loqal, county and general news for
$1.00 a year.
Do not suppose that because it is rec
ommended for animals that Arnica Si
Oil Liniment is an offensive prepara
tion. It will not stain clothing or the
fairest skin. For salo by H. A. Stoke.
Now is the time to select your Christ
mas present while the stock Is com
plete. Our new goods are coming in
daily. Ed. Gooder,
Jeweler aud Optician.
Oh, yes! Speaking of cheese, the
finest in the land at Robinson & Mun
dorff's, almost makes your teeth water
to look at it.
Deemer's bave a small quantity of
that 23 cent all wool surge left, shades
are brown, green, old rose, nllo and red.
. ' Every person dressed in one of
Milllrens perfect fitting suits is strictly
in it.
At King ii Co.'s you will find baled
hay, salt, flour and a full line of general
merchandise.
Gents, see tho fine all-wool ulster at
Boll's for $7.00.
First Passenger "It's very damp
around this station." Second Passenger
"Yes; tho train Is due."
The last shoe has a now too. Doomors.
Snyder & Johns, fashlonablo tailors.
Co. 00 buys a tine all-wool suit at Bull's.
Silverware come and see tho now
styles In coffee sots, cups, sauoors, die,
at Ed. Goodor's.
Tlioy wore two maiden aunts.
Who lonjrod for Just one chance
To rides hi ko
, Alunx the pike,
But drew the line at Bloomers!
I Be sure you wear one of Milllrens
$0.00 storm ovor coats.
I A single trial of Dr. Henry Baxter's
t Mandrake Bitters will convince any one
troubled with costlvenoss, torpid liver
or any kindred disease of their curative
proertle8. They only cost 23 oents per
bottle. For sale by H. A. Stoko.
Watches we bave the latest in all
sizes and stylos, and a large lino to
select from at all prices.
Ed. Gooder.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Etttutoof Walter Bpry, lute of Keyaoldsvlllo
HoruuHU. deceased.
Notice la hereby given that letters of
administration have been grunted to the
undersigned on the shove estate, therefore
all ponton Indebted to sntd estate are re
iiietd to make linaiedlule payment, mid
those luivliiK claims kHulimt the huine will
present theiu duly autlient Iculed for payment
without delay, John Tiuiwibn,
AdinlitUlrulor. .
Uoyuoldnvllle. I'a., Nov. U, Isve.
m. w. Mcdonald,
insurance.
fire:,
1.1 F t: nnd
ACCIDENT
Bloke's Advertising Space.
MBIIBMtimBUyjJBMBgagi
I have a largo line of Companies and
am prepared to handle largo or small
lines of Insurance. Prompt attention
given to nny business Intrusted to my
caro. Oflleo In Nolnn Block, Reynolds
vlllo, Pa.
I have bought the
Finest and Best
line of Goods ever
brought to Reyn-
oldsville.
A line of novelty goodss
from 10 to 50 cents a yard;
(lrena goodn in nil colors nnd
nt nil prices; plaids from 8 to
7fi cte a yard; Shepherd plaid
from 12.J to 75 cts; cashmeres
in all colors nnd at prices to
suit the times; forty-live inch
Henrietta in black, blue,
green nnd rose at 48 cts a
yard; former price $1.00.
A large line in wash goods,
Dimity, Percale, Gesmonda
and Moire Esistal, Dotted
Swiss in white, blue and pink
at prices lower than ever;
white goods at all prices;
satin es in plain, striped and
ligures.
Large line of embroideries
from 2 cts up to 75 ctB a
yard.
Ladies' wnists from 48 cts
to $1.25.
CLOTHING.
You will save mohey by
buying your clothing at
Hanau's. Men's all wool
cheviot suits at 6.50, worth
10.00; men's all wool cheviot
suits at 5.00; men's clay suits
from 6.50 to $14; youth's
suits in cheviots, worsteds
and clay, all colors, at all
prices.
Boys' and' children's suits
from 75c up to 5.00.
A large line of laundried
shirts, white and colored,
from 50o to 1.25.
A fine line in neckwear,
hats and caps.
Please call in before buy
ing elsewhere. No trouble
to show goods,
1ST. Hanau.
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There
are moments
when you wish to be
nlone, for instance when
a feminine heavyweight
treads gently, but firmly,
upon your pet corn. Pos
sibly you say it, but you
say it under your breath,
and that don't relieve you
a bit.
Speaking of corns, why
do you keep them? A box
of our SURE CUKE will take them out by the roots
without giving you a particle of pain.
STOKE,
RELIABLE
PHARMACIST.
Bing & Co.
Just received from the Enstern Cities one of
the Finest and Largest Assortments of Dress
Goods ever brought to the city. They are
beauties and the latest Btyle.
Black Dress Goods,
Forty pieces to select from. You will find
them very handsome and at prices to suit all.
Ladies,' Misses and Children's Jackets and
Capes. Do not fail to see them.
BINS & OO.
A flash of lightning
coming from a cICclP sky
is a very rare occurrence, but one day last week a
lady and gentleman received a welcome shock. Yes,
they had gone to the Ileynoldsville Hardware Co.
to buy
Carpets, Furniture
and General Hardware
and the great values shown them caused a noticable
expression of joy and gladness to shine upon their
faces. They purchased a complete furnishing for
their home and departed, saying:
"The immense stock, at such low prices
We ll call again."
REYNOLDSVILLE HARDWARE GO.
LOOK AT THIS!
Golden Sheaf Flour, $1.15 per sk.
" " " 4.40 44 bbl.
Superlative " 1.15 " sk.
" 4.40 44 bbl.
Perfection Flour, 1.10 " sk.
' " 4.20 " bbl.
This Flour is guaranteed to
be the finest in the market.
Yours Resp'y
MEEKER BROS.