The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-06-28


play at Punxsutawney in the forenoon
of July 4th and will play the Brock
wayville team on the Reynoldsville
grounds the afternoon of July lth.
The Prohibitionist of jefferson county
will hold a convention in Hildebrand
hall, Falls Creek, on Friday afternoon
of this week, at which time candidates
for the various county offices will be
nominated.
The Nonpareil ball club of this place
went to Brockwayville last Friday and
played the club at that place. Brock
wayvillc has good ball team, but the
Nonpareils were too much for them.
The score was % in favor of Reynolds
vile boys.
The lawn fetc which was to have been
held at the home of Mrs Julia Riston
on the evening of June Goth, but was
postponed indefinitely, will be held at
the same place on the evening of July
ith. Ice cream, sherbct. coffee and
cake will be served.
Grand vocal concert, with dramatic
adings, in the Presbyterian church
on Saturday evening, July LIST, by the
Orpheus Sextet. composed of six Black
wood sisters OF Pittsburg. Admission
Is and % cents. Doors open at 40,
performance at 500 z. NJ.
Where to stop at Chautauqua Lake."
is the title of II beautifully illustrated
booklet received at THE STAR Office
several days ago with the compliments
of the Allegheny Valley Railway, which,
by the way, is a good route form this
section to Chautauqua Lake.
Ex-postmaster +. T. McGaw, of this
place, who had announced himself as a
Democratic candidate for the nomina-
tion for county commissioner, has with
drawn from the field. Mr.. McGaw
claimed there were too many candidates
for the nomination and hence his with
drawal.
The Altar Society Of the Catholic
church was to have held lawn fete on
Father Brady's lawn Saturday evening,
but on account of the inclement wealth
er the ladies sold ice cream, cake, &c,
in basement of Catholic church that
evening and held the lawn fetc Monday
evening.
The Allegheny Valley Railway Co.
will sell excursion tickets to all points
on that road July Bird aud 4th at rate of
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
will be good returning on the 5th. No
excursion rates for adults will be made
less than % cents or for children less
than 10 cents.
The following persons of this place
will go to Detroit, Mich, next week to
attend the international Convention of
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor: Belle Arnold, Ella Seeley.
Inez Brown, Georgia Corbett, Frank =.
Alexander, Thomas F. Adams and Rev.
W. Frank Reber.
DR.. S. NJ. Gordon. pastor of the
Brookville M. f. church, met with an
accident while riding through Reyn-
oldsville last evening on his bicycle
The forks of the bicycle broke off,
throwing the preacher on his head
and shoulders on Main street, near the
Presbyterian church He was able to go
home on the evening train
John M. Carroll, who was manager of
the Jefferson Supply Co. store at Big
Soldier, has resigned that position and
gone to New York city. During Mr..
Carroll's stay in this place he made a
number of friends who were sorry to see
him leave. Harry Murray, brother
of DR.. j. H. Murray, will take Mr.. Car
rolls place as manager OF the store at
Big Soldier,
For the benefit of those who wish to
attend the reunion of the Order Of Red
men at Dubois, Friday, June Both, ex-
cursion tickets will be issued to Dubois
and return for regular trains on above
date limited for return passage until
July lst, 1899, inclusive, at rate of fare
and one third for the round trip, except
that no ticket at the reduced rate will
be sold for less than % cents.
A new schedule goes into effect on
the A. V. R'y next Sunday. The only
change in time of passenger trains at
this place will be on train No, ., which
will arrive here at 1.37 instead of LAO
p. M, and will get to Red Bank fifteen
minutes sooner than it does on the pres
ent schedule. With this new schedule
some very fast trains will be put on the
main line between Pittsburg and Oil
, City.
The James L. Burns Lodge, No. 566,
Rrot herhood Of Railway Trainman nj