The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-08-22

tricks.
Jessie, six-month-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Griffith, of Hill street,
died Sunday morning and was buried in
Beulah cemetery Monday afternoon.
Rev. p. J. Sattery conducted the funer-
al services.
Frank j. Black, the celebrated and
only proprietor Of the only Hotel Nc
Connell, and Henry A. Reed, the shoe
man, Of Reynoldsville, drove up here
Sunday and 1t rained shortly afterwards.
Dubois Courier
The Baptist Sunday school excursion
train will leave the A. V. Ry station
for Falls Creek at 900 A. M. tomorrow;
returning will leave Falls Creek at 500
Pm. Tickets for round trip will be ten
and fifteen cents,
The B., r.. & p. R'y will run spec
ial train to Bigler camp meeting next
Sunday, August Goth. Train will leave
Reynoldsville at $50 A. NJ, returning
at $50 p. NJ. Fare from Reynoldsville,
Falls Creek and Dubois s1.OO.
The receipts of the festival held in
the Prescottville Baptist church Mon
day evening for benefit of the Union
Sunday school was 5000. The supply
OF ice cream, ~ quarts, was not sufii-
cient for the demand or the receipts
would have heen mora
DIR. ]. w. Foust, one OF jefferson
county's congressional conferees, went
to Jeanette, Pa, yesterday to attend
the second conference held at that place
to nominate candidate for 2lst congress
sional district. How many ballots will
be taken before nomination is made
remains to be revealed by time.
Twenty-six tickets were sold at this
place last Sunday for the excursion TO
Bigler camp meeting. According to
reports from those who were present a
tough" crowd was attracted to the
camp meeting grounds Sunday, and the
conduct outside of the grounds was
shameful; disgrace to civilized COM
munity.
p. J. Fisher, the blacksmith, who
comes to town semi-occasionally and
gets "happy as a lark" and then drives
through town in a very reckless manner,
lost wheel in West Reynoldsville one
evening last week. He had compan-
in "a ~ h.a., th.. ,rl .Nty
and they were both scattered around
promiscuously but escaped injury.
Lawyer G. NJ. Mcdonald received
word from the home of his parents in
Porter township, this county, last week
that his fourteen-year-old brother, Le-
Roy, had been badly injured by team
Of colts running Off that he was driving
in wagon. The boy had six ribs brok-
en-, three of them in two places, bone
broken in his face and shoulder sprained.
The b., r. & p. R'y Co. seems to
think that anything is good enough for
Reynoldsville people, but they are mis-
taken and should give the people better
accommodations on excursion trains.
One extra coach was attached to the
ITO train for Dubois yesterday morning
to accommodate between two and three
hundred passengers. The coaches we're
jammed uncomfortably full and the plat
forms were crowded, even the last steps
OF each car had passengers standing on
them.
A brass band was organized in the
Beechwoods Settlement some time ago
known as the Mill Creek band. Last
Friday night the band made its first ap-
pearance in public. The boys attended
lawn fete at d. B. McConnell's and
convinced the hundred people present
that they know how to manipulate
horns. The lawn fete was given by
''Deck" for the purpose of giving the
young people OF that section an oppor-
tunity of enjoying themselves which
they did do immensely, judging from the
report we received Of it.
For the benefit OF those who are
curious to know how the various occu-
pations are represented in the jury list
drawn for September term of court in
Jefferson county, the Punxsutawney
Nescs has summed it up as follows:
''There are As farmers, "a laborers, 10
miners, carpenters, merchants, 2
lumbermen, stonemasons, l bricklayer,
l millwright, postmaster, policeman,
! lather, ] electrician, salesman, /
wagonmaker, / millman, / gunsmith,
i liveryman and one law student.
w. L. McCracken, District Attorney
of Jefferson county and candidate for
second term on the Democratic ticket,
was in Reynoldsville last Friday and at
tended the picnic in the Reynolds Or
chard. The Falls Creek Herald says:
'Mr. McCracken has filled his term,
which is about ended, with ease and to
the entire satisfaction of all, His ad-