mt it Star
ttiiliKrrltlinn $I.M per vmr, in mlninrr.
An liidi'iHUitli'iil Imul im per, piililMirdKVi'ry
mIim' iln y nt HeyiioliUvllle, Jefferson I'd.
I'll., demled li llii- liHerr-sl nf HcyiioldivUle
Mel .lerTeiimni'iHiiily. Non-iolltlriil, will t rent
nil wllli fnlriii'ss, mill will ImmmmIiiIIy fi li'inl
ly InwiiriN the IiiIioMiir rls.
Hnl'rlilliiii mlreI.IMIH'l yiiif, III n il v uni t".
('tmntiiiiili'iitliin liitrnilpil for iiiihllriillon
tme'l ho in'coniimiili'il liy the writer's iinme,
not fn mililtriitlon, tint mt ft siinrnntnp nf
rimhI fiiltli. liilerestliiK news Hems solli'lled.
Advertising ml os mini' known tin Hpiillrn
tlim tlieomVe In Arnolds' Hliwk.
LriiKhly riminiiinlriitleiis uml rliniure nf
ndvi'rtlenii'iils should refti'li Hits ofllre hy
Mnitiliiv neon.
Aililri' nil I'emmtiiilrntliiii Inf. A.Hti'ph
noti, Hi'ViinldNVllle. Is,
Kiitereif nl I hi' ismloltlre ill IteyniililKVllle,
I'n.. H4 mih'imiiI rlsis mull miilier.
V. A. N-rKPIIKKONi Kdllor mid lib.
VV K I ) N KH I ) A Y , N(V V. M It K 1 1 2. IW2.
Tlio prollt nf llio rittHlnii'tr KxirinI
tlnii tills yenr iiiuiiuntod In iiImiiiI
HKI.lHHI.
It was lit llrst Hliili'il Hint t lie loss liy
.lire III Milwaukee iiininiiili'il to fil.lKNI,-
(Kill, llllt It llltH IHIW llnllllltl'll dlllVII til
:t,:7r,(Mto.
I l ll'l tlr Hie ( 'nl tl HlhllH eololirntiotl lit
New York n iiihm with H loud nf stills
wns looking lip Hie hIiiii'I people In the
erowd wlo wanted to we the priM-osslon
over the bonds of the tnller, Amerlenn
Ingenuity Is ever on the nlert.
Do you nirreo with Synnelc In
the follow I nf? "Nonsense," renmrked
Mynnek, "It isn't love Hint, innke penpln
nmrry. It's flattery, rnnk llnltory.
The mnn Id plensed Ihm'Riiso the woninn
took fliney to ho Inferior A lieiiitf ns lie
known liiniNelf to lie, nnd the woman's
vnnlty Id tickled for pmdsely Hlmllnr
reBBon.
To sloop Well, says the f VmiifniKmni,
Ib one of your duties. Do not rultlvnto,
do not permit, any of tho sentimental
nonsense which Bponkn no If Bleep wero
a mntter of chnnco, or were ont of your
control. You miiHt Bleep well, If you
menn to do the rent well. You iniiBt
linvo iMxly nnd nilnd In kinkI working
lyiler; and they will not lie In
jfpod working order union you sliep
re(riilnrly, steadily nnd enough.
On the streets, In places of business,
on trains, In fiu-t most any pliieo you go,
only to religion gathering, yop run
liCHr old lijen, midillo aged men, young
men, lioys yet In their 'toon and littlo
follow who nre nimble to HHnk plain
yet, and froiueiitly women and girl,
iibo profmie Inngungo. I'rofnuity I a
vlnliitlon not only of the law of mini,
but the law of (Jod. And yet the
frequency of It indulgence 1h Indeed
Astonishing. Men who itHplt-e to Ihi
tiomoliody in this world often otnpiiil'.lso
their opinion with an oath t tint I
.dtBgimtlng to people who have any
regard for tho welfare of Immunity.
Hoys are groat imitators and they think
what papa Bays or does I jiiHt ahout
right.
A story of extraordinary vigil comes
from China. There I a man at
Klukiung, on the Yangtze, who ha
taken a vow to watch throe yoar at
hi mother' grave. Tho lady died at
the end of last year, and bIio was burled,
a usual, on tho sldo of a nolghborlng
hill In tho family burying plnco. When
tho remain had been consigned to the
earth the son made a foolhardy
'declaration that ho would not leave
the grave for throe year, and so far ho
haa boon true to hut word. Families In
the neighborhood are foolish enough to
tako turn In preparing hi food and
taking it to him. We would not advise
any young lad in this busy land to
attempt uch tomfoolery, for ho would
either be false to hi vow or starve to
death. American people aro kind
hoartod and sympathetic, and when
death enter a homo are ever ready
with a helping hand, but, generally,
speaking, a they turn their back to
the new made grave their thought and
attention are called In other directions,
they would not have time to prepare
and carry food to a young man for three
year.
When manual training with it
domestic economy department of cooking
and sewing was being urged a a
nooessary part of publlo sohool training,
teachers and wise men brought forward
the argument, "That It Is not needful
for mothers to teach these things."
From every city came the answer,
"Mothers do not teach these branches,
and our girls are being brought up
without practical household training."
One summer a lady had two hundred
and sixty girls from offices, stores and
factories to board during two weeks
vacation. At the end of the summer
she found that but nine of the number
knew how to make a bed, and many of
them made it a boast that they "never
had made, a bed in their lives." Some
did not even know whether sheet or
blanket should be put on first. And
these were not destitute girls, but such
a represent our self-respecting wage
earners girls who were expected to
make theif own beds. Mothers had
not trained them. There are hundreds
of bright, intelligent girls of fifteen,
sixteen, eighteen, and even older, who
have never sewed, and do not know
whether a thimble should go on their
thumb or forefinger. What kind of
wives and mothers are they to make?
Home Joumrl t
To the Friends of Labor.
i
At a regular meeting of Mahoning
Assembly, No. II.M7 hold In Hair's hall,
I'uiixsiitawney, Pa., Oct 2Hth, IW2. tho
following pt'oamlilo and resolutions were
unniilmoiiHly adopted:
WllKHKAH, It, hit come to our
a! trillion Hint, certain uiiNci'iipuloii
pai'tle, devoid of those manly principals
which nil good men admire) have Is-on
resorting to Ignolile method to work
up prejudice against tho candidate
endorsed by the Industrial Convent Ion
ciiiiiNiseil of Knights of IjIiInu', tlrangii
and Farmer' Alliance of .IctTersmi
county, and ittimng other methods, hy
asserting that these organizations were
dictated to and controlled by uiitutturnl
Ir.ed foreigners, liinrant of American
Institutions, therefore, lie It
Himihvfl, That we deiiouiiee such
men, ami also such elTnrts to pervert
mid poison public opinion nuiilnst Hie
eanillilates euiliii-scil. We, us a body
represented In Hint convent Inn, nre
ClllUpllsell llf A 111' i ll II II l'l 1 1 I 'IIH IMWSI'MH-
Ing all the rlu'lits and privilege
guaranteed by the constitution of Hie
t'niteil SI at i'h, anil have the same ilcht
to express our preference fur cnniliilales
for political nlllce as any oilier Individ
uals or IhiiIIcs of men asciulicil for that
piirpiiHe,
'I'lie time has gone by when Hni
wealthy anil aristocratic port ion of a
community can nllord to treat Hie
tailoring iiiaii with eouteiniliioiis indif
ference in political n II a I im.
'I'll Is Is . I mi i iVii, We nre not slaves.
All we ask is no cipial voice w ith other
cltieus ami this we deiiuuiil as our
right. Me it furl her
YiWriif, That we cull iihui all
friends of lalsir, and all men lNlievitig
In cipial rights nnd that "Oovernineiits
derive their power from Hie consent of
the governed" tostand by the canilldates
endorsed by this Industrial convention
of .leffcrsoii count v.
' W. II. QtlHil.KV,
Chairman of committee.
Resolution of Respect.
At a regular tatod meeting of Conll
dence Nidge, No. II 14, K. of H.,beld Oct.
.'II, 1HH2, tho following preamble and
resolution wero unnnimously adopted:
Wiikiirar, Almighty (lod In hi
all-wise providence ha mi suddenly
removed from our midst our late
brother, Charles Alliens, and
Wiik.hkas, We have always found
him a true friend nnd a devoted Pythian
Knight, and while wo deeply deplore
our Toss we hom It was his eternal gain
and that all glories and mysteries are
now revealed unto him. Therefore 1st
It
llcmhvd. That while wo Isiw In
humble submission to tho will of him
wlio Is our (ircat Commander and who
dnetli alt things well. Wo sincerely
sympathize with tho friends of our
deceased brother, especially thoehlldren
in this their hour of sad allllcllon.
Himtlrnl, That as we sympathize
with them, we recognize In our brother'
death a visitation of Divine Providence
to wai n us of tho uncertainty of life,
and to admonish us so to live that when
Hut tl mil summon comes wo may Ihi
iirepiired for that great change that
leads to life eternal.
IliKiihnl, That as a token of esteem'
for our departed brother our charter
lie lll'lllleil III llioill'lilnir for idyll iliivs
and Hint a copy of these resolutions be
sent to the relative of tho deceased;
Hint they Iki spread on the minutes of
the lodge and published in the Kevn-
oldsvllle Star.
Li. A. Hays, 1
(iKO. HllOMKH, Committee.
T. J. IIuoadiik.aii. )
Resolutions of Respect.
Following aro resolutions that were
adopted by tho Thistle Iodgo No. Ill,
A. P. A., of Hnthmol, Pa.:
WllKKKAB, Through tho Divine
Providence of tJml, Lie ha seen fit to
remove from our midst the wifo of our
brother, William Lylo, on the 2th of
October, 1HH2, thoroforo, It 1
Hcmltrd, That the sympathy of this
Association Imi extended to our brother
at thl time of his borouvomunt, com
mitting him to tho kind consolation of
Him who dooth all thing woll.
lbmilivtl, That a copy of these reso
lutions suitably engrossed and signed
by tho Worthy Master and Secretary of
tho Association be transmitted to our
brother.
Itrmlrtil, That those resolutions bo
spread on tho minute of this Associa
tion and published In tho lteynoldsvillo
tiTAR.
Vtfttiiily knew Hint tlmu rt mnifi
And tlmt tin siinin rcturnlcs tlile,
Which liirt Hi. mi from us, still ulldcn ihi
And we wlm mourn tlit with It illicit).
Geo. Adams, James Huntkk,
Boorotary. Worthy Master.
Gfxroe Chahi,ton, sr., ) tm
WlLIJAM GEARHEIM, TJ. ,i?:,i "
Geokue Adams. . plolutlons.
Resolutions,
At a stated mooting of Shining Light
Lodge, No. 37. A. P. L. A., Rathmol,
tho following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty
God in his Divine wisdom to remove
from our midst our beloved sister,
Laura Lyle,
liemlfed, That we bow in humble
submission to that Divine decree; we
mourn the loss of her who so young has
boon removed from among us.
Ibmlifd, That as a token of respect
our charter be draped in mourning for
a period of thirty days.
Hemlved, That a copy of these reso
lutions be placed on the minutes of the
lodge.
Itesohed, That In sympathy and
sorrow a copy of these resolutions be
sent to the bereaved husband and he
published in The Stab and Volunteer
of Reynoldsvilla.
P. M., Catharine Cameron, )
Isabell Walker, I Com.
Susie Marshall. j
Prohibition County Ticket.
roa t'OM0Ris:
EARNEST h. OROBLG,
Of Manor, Pa., Westmoreland County.
roa STATS SIMATSI
ARCHIE MoOULLOUClH,
Of Grove Summit, Jefferson County, Pa.
VOa RKPBSSKMTATIVCI
JEROME 0. Bl'KANKLE.
Of Orange, Jefferson County, P.
roa oociiTT sdbvstobi
MILTON 8. BTERLEV,
Of Revnoldavllle, Jefferson County Pa.
roa coaoBu:
JAME8 B. KEARNY,
Of Lanes Mill, Jeffenon County, Fa.
Rathmel.
i
A child of Alex. Foster's Is seriously
III.
A small child of Wm. flarrl ha
boon III for several day,
The lmnls'r for the tipple at the
Henry mine las lieen delivered.
Mrs. Itetij. Prleo' condition Is such
that there 1 very littlo 1iohi of her
recovery.
Andrew Hutner, who was Injured
In tho mine a few week ago, Is suffer
ing yet from hi Injuries.
The funeral of Mr. and Mr.
Oiilnney's child on Tuesday and Oscar
and Kitty Hays' on Frldny wero largely
attended. Service at both were con
ducted by Hev. Furbny. The sorrow
stricken parent of Isilh have tho
sympathy of the entire community.
.dimes llevernge, jr. nnd Miss Dollle
Walker wero united as one forever or
while life mny Inst on Tuesday. May
their eiiibarkmelit on Hie matrimonial
sen ls mint tended with unpleasant, sail
ing mil II they have anchored In tho
port of eternal bliss, Is our sincere wish.
About forty member of Conllilence
fHlge, No. .'HI, K, of P., attended the
funeral of their deceased brother, ('has.
Alliens, on Friday. Mr. Alliens was a
christian man mid lunch resNcted by
all who knew him, bo whs devoted to
the principals of Pythian KnlghthiMHl
Friendship, Charity mid Henevoleiiee.
His presence and gissl counsel In the
lodge room will Ini greatly missed,
while the brother of tho lislgn deplore
hi untimely and sudden demise from
among them, they rojoloo to know that
ho was prepared to enter tho castle hall
of our ( ircat ( 'ommander.
Bit of Wisdom.
IKnim the ItHin's Hem.
Tlio only true bravo toople are those
who nre not afraid of the truth.
There Isn't a man In the world who In
not nerving some kind of a master.
Nothing make a man a bit richer
that lbs' not make him more grateful.
No religion can do you a bit of gisxl
that doe not make you try to do good
to ot her.
It seems to take a great, deal of
trouble to get some ieople whom they
can bo happy.
A hyiMH'rito always atretehe himself
up a little taller every time ho rnx-Ha
giNl man backslide.
It very oftens bapHn that tho man
who la an ienhurg In hi church is a
boiling spring In bis olltlcs.
Make it a rule to look uHin t he bright
side nnd you will soon find that there I
always a bright side to look upon.
Tho main (IIITereiico Isitween a wise
man and a fixil I that the wise man's
blunders always teach him something.
(6 ro)
BELL
WE HAVE FIRED THE FIRST
AND THE FIRST SHOT PUT A BIG HOLE"
IN PRICES ON ALL FALL AND WINTER GOODS.(
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Men's Good Warm SuitH 4.00 worth 5.00
Men's Good Serviceable Suit (5.00 worth 8.00
Men'H line BusineHH Suits 10.00 worth 12.00
Men's Fine Dress Suits 14.00 worth 17.00
These Suits are made in Sacks, Cutaways, Double
Breasted Sacks, Three Button Cutaways
and Straight Buttons.
First
Shot.
Second
snot.
Having 2 large stores with big stocks we can "Eat Up" all our
Competitors in the way of showing you a variety of goods.
STORES.-;
Reynoldsville
Was It You?
Wo frequently find people who noem
to take delight In saying unkind words,
acting nelllsh, criticising other, finding
faiilt.utteilng sarcasm, iVo. .consequently
wo clipped tho following from an
exchange and ask our reader to
truthfully answer tho seven questions:
There was Hoiiinhuriy who Ik ir rowed
a hook and kept It for month. Was It
you?
There was somebody who salil unkind
word which hurt somebody elan. Was
It you?
There was sonioliody who harshly
criticised tho act Ions of soinclxxly else.
Was It you?
There was HomelsNly who found
nothing hut fault In the belonging of
her friend. Wns it you?
There was soiuelsHly who never
stopH'd to think who wn Ijurt by the
sarcastic word. Wns It you?
There wns somebody who wns
thoughtless ami selfish In her manner
nnd mode of living. Was It you?
There was somolHsly who, day in and
day out, never did anything to make
myhody else happy. Wns It you?
For the cure of hciidnclio, constipation,
stomach and liver troubles, and all
derangement of the digest I vo mid
assimilative organs, Ayer' Pill aro
Invaluable. Helng stigar-rontcil. they
aro pleasant to take, always reliable,
and retain their virtue In any climate.
Card of Thank.
I hereby express my thank to Mr.
David Heynold, Mr. Tho. Shields,
Mrs. Win. (HIihoii, Vnd other kind friend
and neighbor for their kindness
through the illne nnd death of my
husband. Mira. A. M. Ki.iikk.
Tho wisest course In politic 1 to
vote for the best man, and you cannot
lie mistaken. So, In the use of blood
puriller, you can't Im mistaken if you
take Ayer' Samaparilln, because all
parties agroo that It I the lt tho
Superior Medicine. Try It Uil month.
Valuable Heal Katata far Kale.
Tint Ilaptlst church and grounds
containing several lot situated In
PrcHcottvlllo I now offered for sale.
Very desirable for resident lots. For
term and particular enquire of M. M.
Davis, IteynoldHvlllo, Pa.
for Mala.
A well finished house, suitable for a
Isianllng house, In Prosoottvlllo. For
further particulars, inquire at Cam,
Mitchell's ofllco, or at tho oflleo of the
secretary of tho Iteynoldsvillo Huildlng
and fjiiaii Association.
CAMPAIGN NOW OPEN
Boy's Good Suits 1.00 worth ijil. 50
Boy's Heavy Suits . 1.50 worth 2.00
Boy's Fine Suits . . 3.00 worth 4.00
Boys Dress Suits 5.00 worth 6.00
These Suits aro Double or single Breasted with
long or knee pants, ages from 3 years
to 19 years.
Third
snot.
Men's Servicable Overcoats from $2.5oupto$ 5.oo
Men's Lightweight Overcoats from 5.ooupto lo.oo
Men's Fine Dress Overcoats from 8.oo up to 2o.oo
Men's Heavy Storm Overcoats from 7.oo up to I8.00
All sizes from a 34 up to heavyweights 44.
Fourth
Shot.
Bell
DuBois.
Nolle to Subscribers. '
A few people who are subscriber to
THE STAR have neglected to nettle for
their snWrlptlon. This I an Import
ant matter with tho printer and should
receive your careful consideration.
for "air,
Celebrated Caledonia sand. No sift ing
required. Tom McKernan, Drayman.
Old lad Ion' warm llpier at Robin
son's. For Sale-One ear load No. I lH-lneh
pine shingle. S. SlIArPKR.
JXEU'TOK'H NOTICE.
Iittirs lesliimeiitiirv en tin etnte of
rllritlM-tli I'. Sliiuii'r, ilcccnscil, liili- of Wins,
lew Iiiwii,IiIi. .IftTrrsdit riiuitlv, I'll., Illivlntf
liei'll Krillili'il the llliilcrsliriiwl, not In, Is
liiTi'liy lvi,i In tliox. ktmwln IIii'iiihi'Ivps
lliili-lili'il in asm l",lnl idmnke Iiiiiik'iIImIi'
luiyiiiciit unit llioe liiivlinf rltilms nii,liisl
ilie siiiiie to pri'Ki'iil them duly Hiilhnrlteil
It ir iM-i I if'UK'lll .
t'. MrrriiKi.t., Ai iihit llfrsoi ihi,
Alloriny. Kms'iilnr.
Itcyiiolilsvlllc, Oi'tolii-r -il, IHir.
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ISSIil.UTION UK I'AHTNKIIHIIII'.
Notice Is liereliy Klvcn Uml I ! f ill rl to-rxl, I p
.....-,,,,,. iMnniiu iN'ini'ni rrnr. iamiix,
lilllchers. of llMKikvllle, Iiiih this lliiy hi'Cll
lllssiilvisl hy iiiiiliuil roimi'iil, I hn vi' snlil my
Itileri'st. tit Hlmiiti Miixxiiril. All i,rsim's
linvlnit iii'ciiiiiiIs iiiriiliiMt Hip II tin nnd nil
iH'rsoiis IhiiiwIiik Hirmsi'lvcs liiili'liied In the
II r Til will si'llli. with I'hllH. KlnK. ns lie will
liny nil hills uml ns'elve niisliiiiillinr moiiey,
OrliilMT U, isir-, IlKNlir Fhit.
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a tnxxi Burt Hat for
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wool for fl.oo' worth 1
. 1.25 worth
. . 75 cents worth
of Gloves 5o cents worth 75