The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-05-11

must receive attentlOn ana Dc retrieved OF
the trash there accumulated.
William Foster, the confectionery
dealer, who has had o serious tussle for
four weeks with typhoid fever, the
typhus very nearly getting the better of
him, is now convalescing.
A brick addition is being built on to
the post-office. This is much needed
improvement, as the Office was too small
to give the Postmaster and his assistants
room to do their work with comfort.
John Mulhollan, of Rathmel, has pur-
chased DIR. Bowser's residence on East
Main street. The doctor expects TO build
somewhere in the west end OF town.
Mr.. Mulhollan will move to this place.
A special train OF three coaches from
the b., II. & p, passed over the II. & F.
G. II. II. last Friday carrying some Off
cials of the b., II. 4 p, the b., l.. Il Y.
G. NJ. Co., and number of their friends.
The Prohibitions of jefferson county
will hold convention in the Court
House at Brookville on Monday of next
week, May 18th. II is expected that the
State Chairman will attend the Con-
vention.
DIR. b. f.. Hoover, who is tenderly car
ing for the fifth boil on the back of his
neck, thinks that amidst Jobs great
Affections he never had boil on his neck
especially such excruciating ones as
he has TO suffer with.
The body Of the man who was drowned
at Falls Creek on the 2nd inst. was found
last Sunday about five hundred yards be-
low where he went under the logs. His
name was Joseph Mondorf and he was
an employee of Degnan & Mcdonald.
Prof. w. ]. Weaver, of Reynoldsville,
received his commission several days
ago as National Deputy of the Daughters
of Liberty. The Professor expects to
institute Daughters of Liberty lodge
at Dubois and one at Deemer's Cross
roads in the near future.
After an explosion of George Wash
ington Stokes usually unexplosive tenn
per, the soda fountain in III. Alex. Stokes
drug store has been loaded with 'phiz"
and now all who desire to can slake their
thirst at the fountain-if they have the
price.
VIM. Burge, who has been suffering
for several weeks with an injured foot,
is able to look after his business affairs
al in. Mr.. Burge stepped off the side
VI TX onto board with nail in it and
TN rusty nail almos made its appear
anre on the upper side of his foot.
With this issue we announce the cam
didacy of Capt. Jas. G. Mitchell, of Perrys-
yille, for State Senator. The Captain
is veteran of the late war, has been
life long Republican and is known to
a large number of the Jefferson county
people as a gentleman of integrity.
j. A. Welsh, the groceryman, went to
Pittsburgh Tuesday morning to be treat
ed by Father Mullinger. Mr.. Welsh
has been afflicted with rheumatism for
almost three years. Prior to his coming
to Reynoldsville last year, he was con-
fined to the house for seven months.
Rev. p. p. Womer, of this place, who
was attending the Delaware University
at Delaware, Ohio, and was sent from
that school, about the first of this year,
to Darlington, Forest County, North
Dakota, to fill an appointment for short
time, has decided to remain there for
sometime.
Albert Reynolds, who has been No
tary Republic for twenty consecutive
years, has been assured by Governor
Pattison that his commission will be re-
newed for another four years on the 10Th
inst, when his present term expires.
Mr.. Reynolds is staunch Republican
yet this will be his second commission
under Democratic Governor.
G. G. Williams, of Benezette, Pa, is
now night dispatcher in the A. V. R'y
Office at this place. By-the-way, our
neighbor, the Dubois Courier, mention
cd not long since, lin Dragging manner,
that the telegraph Office at that place
was now open all night. We have had
a night operator at this place for over
year.
Prof. G. M. Jaquay will hold meet
ing in the Lecture room of the M. E.
church on Thursday evening at 7.3O for
the purpose of organizing a musical
convention. Prof. Jaquay closed, on
Tuesday evening, successful conven-
tion at Brookville. Let all interested
in music at snd his meeting on Thurs
day evening.
James Degnan and Patrick Mcdonald,
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