The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-17

frame.
The Senatorial Conference, which has
been held at Brookville for over a
week, adjourned last evening, without
making a nomination, to meet next Fri
day at the same place.
One of the handsomest monuments in
the Catholic cemetery has just been
placed to the memory of John Gillespie
and family. Foley Brothers, monumen-
tai dealers of Olean, N. Y, completed
the work.
There is lull in the street car agita-
tion at present which is caused by
waiting to get answers to few letters
in regard TO an approximate cost of the
proposed road so that charter can be
applied for.
The A. V. Ry and B., ,R. a. p R'y will
sell excursion tickets to-day and TO
morrow, good to return August Goth, to
all persons wishing to attend the
soldiers reunion at Punxsutawney
August 18th.
Ben Haugh, of Winslow township, has
a night blooming cerus, which his wife,
deceased, tenderly cared for five or six
years but never had the pleasure of
seeing it unfold its beauty, that bloomed
a few days ago.
Alex. Best, who lives at Printable,
went to work at the Falls Creek tannery
Monday of last week and about the first
thing he done was TO get his right hand
poisoned, which compelled him to idle
away several days the latter part of the
week
John Mcknight, book agent, who
came to town the latter part of May,
had other business in this immediate
vicinity that was more pressing than
selling books He was married to Miss
Lomia Womeldurf, of Big Soldier last
Friday.
A lawn fete was to be held at Noah
Strouse's home, near town last Thurs
day evening, but on account of the
inclement weather, it was an enjoyable
'house fete." Young people from Reyn-
oldsville, Sykesville and Eleanora were
among the merry-makers.
w. w. Barclay,of Big Run, formerly
a citizen of Reynoldsville now an aspir-
ant for the nomination for Senate
on the Democratic ticket, was looking
after his political interest in this place
yesterday. Mr.. Barclay thinks the
nomination is his persimmon.
Jennie, run down to Bartos and get
something for dinner. He keeps an
immense line Of gard en- truck such as
cucumbers, tomatoes, cabbage, potatoes
also apples, peaches, bananas, in fact
most anything you want. And he keeps
a large stock Of groceries and -four.
The jefferson County Medical associa-
tion will hold their regular monthly
meeting in the Dubois Electric Park on
Friday, Augtst Goth. They will invite
their wives and friends and the Dubois
physicians to picnic with them that day.
The meeting will be for twofold
purpose.
Next Tuesday three dollars and fifty
cents will take any who may desire to
go to Niagara Falls and the Mammoth
international exposition at Buffalo,
N. Y, and return. Train will leave
Reynoldsville at IL o'clock, noon, Aug.
23rd. Tickets good to return until
Saturday, 9th.
The Republican marching club met
in Centennial hall last Friday evening
and selected their new suits. The coat
and pants are made out of white
ducking and are trimmed in red and
blue flannel and their pheir pates will
be covered with white helmet A
number of suits were ordered.
Twentyseven members of the Daugh-
ters of America Martha Washington
Camp, No. l, the first one organized in
| "Shp w ieobiihiCi iuot
Friday evening to be present at the
installation of similar camp at that
place. The new one is Martha Wash
ington Camp No. 2.
The school directors of Winslow
township met last Saturday and let the
contracts for building three new school
houses. j. B. Young is to build two for
following amounts: Rathmel 1868. 90
Kline, $4l5.00. Hannibal Hutchinson
is to erect the Sandy Valley house fol
$474.00. The directors bought their
new school furniture from w s.. Trainor
of Brookville.
M. j. Farrell's little boy was having
some fun with matches Sunday after
noon and came very nearly giving
himself quite roasting. He light &