The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-01-23

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the senate.
The Pennsylvania State Editorial As
sociation outing this year will be trip
to Charlottville, s. c., and visit the
jamestown Exposition at Norfolk, Vir-
ginia.
The petition to incorporate Sykes
Vile into borough was presented In
the county court last week, but Judge
Reed postponed the matter until argu-
ment court In March.
The Punxsutawney Spirit is authority
for the statement that M. M. Kellar, Of
Cool Spring, Jefferson county, killed
hog last Friday that weighed 1852 pounds
when dressed. Certainly big hog.
Antonia Guida, of Soldier, who was
tried in the county court last week on
charge OF furnishing liquor to minors,
was found guilty and sentenced to pay
a fine OF $4,000 and serve sixty days In
the county Jail.
In the presentment of the grand jury
to the honorable court of Jefferson
county last week it is claimed that the
county Jail is too small and inadequate
and the grand jury recommended that
new Jail be constructed.
1t is a waste Of time trying to sell
| .rm or a house to a man who doesn't
ant either. The better way is to put
an ad In THE STARS want column and 1t
will be pretty sure to meet the eye of
some person who does want Il farm or
house.
w. H. Vasbinder, photographer,
who has been conducting a gallery in
Reynoldsvile five years, has sold his
gallery to Photographers Hamilton, OF
Dubois, who takes charge of the gallery
tomorrow. Mr.. Vasbinder expects to
locate in Sharon,
On Monday the county commissioners
started on a trip through the county
to give the taxpayers of the several
boroughs and townships an opportunity
to make appeals from the triennial
assessment for 1907, 1908 and 1909.
They will be in Reynoldsville February
IL.
Isaac Hollenbaugh, a Winslow town
ship farmer, brought a hen egg to this
Office Saturday that measured 81 inches
in circumference and weighed 4 OF.
The hen that laid this egg is doing what
she can to increase size of egg to some-
thing near what it should be at present
price-35 cents per dozen.
A big land slide on the P. r. r.
between Red Bank and Lawsonham
Saturday morning blockaded the track
all day so that passengers had to
transfer, and consequently the noon and
evening eastbound passenger trains
we're several hours late arriving at this
place.
Robert Fergus, baggage master at p.
r. r. station, received telegram Mon
day morning announcing the death OF
a brother-in-law, Addison j. Hayner, OF
Wellington, N. Y, who died Sunday
night Deceased was about AZ years
old. Mr.. and MRS. Fergus went to
Wellington yesterday to attend the
funeral.
License court was held at Brookville
Monday. All the old licenses in the
county were granted, some of the new
ones refused and the others we're held
over for few days. Tom Reynolds
was granted license for The Mansion
Inn at this place. The license for this
house was granted to Carl McGaughey
last year.
Mahoning Valley Street Railway
Company is the name Of company
that will build trolley line from
Punxsutawney to Big Run. 1t is the
intention Of the company to begin the
work in the early spring. d. II, Clark,
president of the Jefferson Traction Co.
is president Of the Mahoning Valley
Company.
The hard wind Sunday damaged the
flag pole at the public school grounds SO
that the flag cannot be run up on 1t
again, and we have been informed that
there is danger Of large section Of the
pole falling down most any time, which
endangers the lives Of the school chill.
dren and pedestrians. This should re-
ceive prompt attention.
Mrs. Nancy Beer, relict of r. D.
Beer, well known and highly esteemed
lady who resided in West Reynoldsville
over twenty years, but who has resided in
Pittsburg several years, where Mr.
Beer died December 81, 1906, has moved