The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-06-21

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will leave here about S.45 A. NJ. and will
return In the evening. Fare for round
trip $l.00.
l.. J. McEntirc, of this place, has ac-
cepted trial position Of travelling for
l.. M. Sterns & Co., wholesale green
grocers Of Dubois. Mr.. McEntire IL
good salesman and will, no doubt, give
the firm he represents good satifaction.
Ed. Gooder, one Of our jewellers, and
Robt. j. Thomas, tonsorial artist,
were down the Sandy Lick hunting
frogs last Thursday. They brought
thirty-eight home with them. IL Is
said that frogs are more palatabe than
chicken.
Rev. J. V. Bell, Of Dubois. will
preach in the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening at 7.ij, after which
a congregational meeting will be held
All Of the members OF the church and
congregation are earnestly requested
to be present.
The Clarion Assembly, Mt Stratton-
vile, will open Wednesday, July 10Th.
A good program has been published for
each day until the close, August 9th.
Chaplain G. G. McCabe will be at the
Assembly and deliver three addresses ON
the Goth Of July.
Rodcrick Mcdonald, Of the Beech
woods settlement. who was willing
once to serve the people Of this county
as associate judge, but for want Of
enough votes to get the nomination did
not 90 on the bench, was in Reynolds
vile last Thursday.
Barney Martin, son of Michael Mar
tin, died Sunday morning and was bur-
ricd in the Catholic cemetery Monday
morning. The Ancient Order Of IIiber-
mans attended the funeral in n body.
Barney was not thirty-two years old and
was single man.
We received an invitation from the
board of trustees and faculty of the Cen
tral state Normal school at Lock Haven
to attend the sixteenth annual COM
mencement of the school. Commence
ment week begins Sunday, June 2jth.
The normal is an excellent school.
The Big Run Weekly Echo is good
paper. The Offices new outfit will soon
be in working order and then Bro. Ry-
land promises II better paper. The
Echo is, rcligiously speaking, Chris
tian Endeavor paper, but considerable
local news is scattered through its col
umns.
A box of choice wedding cake was
sent to this office last Friday which was
soon devoured. The "devil'' smackcd
his lips and said, 81 wish that had been
handbook full of cake" The Office
force enjoyed the cake, and we are
grateful to Mrs. c. A. Provost, of
Philadelphia, for the same.
DIR. j. A. Burgoon, who has been
generous with printers ink has become
widely known. passed through Reyn-
oldsville on the east bound train Mon
day noon. A patient met him here and
the DR.. got off the train, prescribed
for the patient and was ready to go
again rs soon as the train was
The weigh scales used by the b., L.
& Y. G. NJ. Co., which were located
below Tom Reynolds residence. have
been moved to Big Soldier where all
coal will be weighed hereafter. The
coal from the Sprague mines will be
backed up there from Prescottville,
which seems like uphill business.
The Democratic primary will be held
next Saturday. The agony is not so
great with the Democratic candidates
as 1t was with the Republicans. In the
Democratic ranks there is only one can
didate for prothonotary, one for register
and recorder and one for treasurer. For
sheriff and commissioners is where
somebody will get left. Fifteen candi-
dates and eight to be nominated
Several Pittsburgers, who were out
on fishing excursion, went through |
Reynoldsville the other day and as the
train passed the tannery one of them
remarked that he did not see how peo-
pie could stand the noise in that neigh
borhood. Another one asked why2 |
The smart fellow said, $50 much bark!'
If ever there is time in mans life
that he wants to be smart it is when on
a fishing excursion.
Homer Dean, lad twelve years old
who was making his home with his |
grandfather, Rev. ]. f. Dean, died |
Sunday night of diphtheria and was
hitriad in hn na,tiat