The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-14

| thursday.
The Penfeld Weekly Press published a
communication last week under the
head "Reynoldsville, but three items
out of the five were about Tyler and
the other two would be just as applica-
BILE to Tyler as to Reynoldsville.
The District Conference committee to
apportion the benevolence of the M. f.
church, Of the Clarion District, met at
Brookville yesterday. Rev. Slattery,
pastor of the NJ. f.. church at this
place, who is member of the committee,
attended the meeting.
VIM. M. Burge, the leading merchant
of West Reynoldsville, is doing a large
business in the grocery and confec-
tionery line, he also handles clothing.
He now has in a large stock of candies,
oranges, &C., for the holiday trade.
Call and get prices and see his candies.
VIM. 7. Cox, postmaster, merchant,
farmer and business man in general of
Sandy Valley, is willing to serve the
county in the capacity of commits
sioner II the Republicans will concede
him the nomination and he gets the
required number OF votes on election
day.
A small blaze on the roof of Joseph
Reeds house, nerr the r. & +. G.
engine house, caused little excitement
in that neighborhood Monday afternoon.
The fire is supposed to have caught
from an engine passing by. 1t was
discovered before much damage was
done.
II is probable that the much talked
OF new schedule on the A. V. R'y will
go into effect next Sunday. There will
be very little change in the time OF
passenger trains at Reynoldsville only
the Driftwood accommodation, which
arrives here at 9.Os p. M, will be about
twenty minutes earlier.
The following item appeared in the
personal column OF the Brookville
Republican last week: "E. Neff, ESQ.,,
of Reynoldsville, prospective candidate
for the Republican nomination for
sheriff, is here this week for the double
purpose of attending court and making
his political wants known"
Mrs. J. w. Blaisdell, of Brookville,
president Of the Womans Foreign
Mission Society of the Clarion District,
will talk to the Society at this place in
the M. E. church at 800 o'clock
tomorrow, Thursday, afternoon. All
ladies OF the church are especially
requested to attend the meeting.
A special term of Court for the trial
of civil cases, will be held at Brook
vile, beginning the second Monday OF
January, 1893, and continuing for one
week or longer. Only one juror from
Reynoldsville, John Reynolds, and one
from Winslow township, William Kline,
were drawn for the special term.
Brockwayville has ten passenger
trains day and yet the people of that
village cannot come to Reynoldsville and
get back the same day. The Record is
agitating better accommodations so that
the people of that section can get to
Brookville, have few hours to do
business and get home the same day.
The improvements on Centennial hall
have been completed and the interior is
now an excellent place for lectures,
entertainments, &c. A large platform
in the rear and the raised seats add
greatly to the hall. The seating
capacity now is three hundred and fifty,
but many more chairs can be put in IL
necessary. The lamps in front of the
gallery should be raised so as to give
the people good view of the stage who
occupy gallery seats.
The Grand Army Post of this place
elected the following officers Tuesday
night of last week. The officers-elect
will be installed Jan. 3rd, 1893. They
are as follows: Commander, Major
Epler; Sr. Vice Commander, George H.
Osburn; Jr. Vice Commander, F. X.
Mullen. Quartermaster, Samuel Latti-
mer; Surgeon, DR.. J. w. Foust; Officer
of the Day, E. Neff; Officer of the
Guard, John ]. Davis; Chaplain, VIM.
Boyle; Trustee, Geo. Mellinger.
At regular meeting of the w. r. c.,
held in the G. A. r. hall Friday, Dec.
9th, the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Sallie McCreight; Sr.
Vice, Mrs. Ella Dunsmore; Secretary,
Miss Minnie Ewing; Treasurer, Mrs.
Julia Reynolds; Chaplain, Mrs. ]. L.
Ewing; Conductor, Mrs. Jennie A.
Barclay; Asst. Con-, Mrs. Carrie
Albright, Guard, Mrs. Mary Mahoney;