Subfcriitlinn $1.00 per year, in advnnre.
C. A. TF.PIIICM. Hdllor and Pub.
WEDNESDAY, JUNK 17, INIKl.
travel' Wutbr.
Passencnr trains arrive nnd lunvo Iteyn-
oldavllle follows:
Alleyhrnil Valley Hailwuy.
Eastward. Wmtwnrd.
Trains, - S.44 . m.lTmln S, - -7.4ns, m.
Train I, - i mp. m. Train J, -1.42 p.m.
Train a - H.flTp. m.lTriiln 10, - - t.l!p. m.
hkykoi.ihvii,i.k roiT-orrics.
Malls arrive and leave the pnat-offli-e as
follows:
Arrlvw. Depart.
rnnMTHawr.KT. thk bast.
1.1ft p. m. - - 7.05 p. m. IIS. 30 p. m - - it.Wp. m.
rnoMTHP. rT. m tm wwr.
1.00 a. m. t.oo p. rn.l7.lfl a. m. - - 1.1(1 p. m.
Arrives from Hnthmel and l'rerott.vllln
ll.son. m.
Arrive (mm Panic Tuiwdays, Tliurdnya
and Rnturdnv nl p. m.
Departs fur l'reneottvllln, KHthmel, Panic
I. on p. m.
dm hour T.OO a. m. to S.nn p. m.
Money order olllee oeii from 7.00a. m. to
7.8H p. m. Register offline open from 7.110 n. ni.
to s.oo n. m.
Legal Holiday from 7.00 to .oo a. m. nnd
from IJ.OO to X.ibin.m. E. T. McdAW. I". M.
fl Little ot Everything.
"The 8tat" for One Hollar.
For a few months tit least, wo will
offer THK Star to new subscribers for
V(l.00 a year, cash IN advance. This of-
ler noius gooa loom suoscrioers who pay
all arrearage and ono year in advance.
All back subscriptions will he charged
at the old rate of $1.50 per year.
The Star for 11.00.
Reynoldsville wilt celebrate.
Men's suits $1.75 at Mllllrens.
It is much easier to find a fault than
to mend it.
It will pay you to buy your shoes at
J. S. Morrow's.
Buy the Duke bicycle at Stoke's for
$.'17.50. It Is a dandy.
The Klckapoo Indians folded their
tonU and vamosed yesterday.
Gents, the latest things in belts at
Bell's. Call and see them.
The Clarion Assembly opens to-day
and continues until July 1st.
Rev. P. Metzenthln will preach in
New Castle, Butler Co., next Sunday. .
Two Italians, with harp and violin,
played on tho streets yestorday after
noon. Do you want a pretty carpet? Then
go to the Reynoldsville Hardwai-e Co.
store i
We have added a full new line of
shoes. Come and give us a call. J. S.
Morrow.
Judge Reed's decision in the Punxsu-
tawney election fraud will bo found in
this issue.
Landed estates are now understood to
be estates that have landed in the hands
of the lawyer.
Dry Simpson cures discharge from
the ear. Consult him at once at the
Bel nap House.
Four colored men with violin, guitar
and triangle played and sang on the
streets yesterday.
New schedules went in to effect on
the A. V. R'y, B., R. & P. R'y and P.
& E. R. R. on Sunday.
Undertaker Hays has just received a
new black wagon to be used to deliver
caskets and ruff boxes.
Brussels and Ingrain carpets ot all
styles, at low prices, at the Reynolds
vllle Hardware Co. store.
If you are soured on the world, don't
try to contaminate those with whom
you meet, with the same disease.
If you want a handsome piece of
silver stop at C. F. Hoffman's. The
prices are the lowest In Reynoldsville.
The Brook ville Republican made its
appearance last week In a neat new
dress of type, including new bead letter.
Best line of carpets to select from In
town are to be found at the Reynolds
ville Hardware Co. store. See and be
convinced.
Dr. J. H. Murray and Miss Mildred
Fuller will be married at the Fuller
hoaetad, near Prescottvlllo, at 8.00
P. M. to-day.
An infant of Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Rogue, who reside near the tannery,
was buried in the Sandy Valley ceme
tery yesterday forenoon.
Mary, four-year-old daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Thos. B. Reed, died Sunday of
diphtheritic croup and was buried in
Beulah cemetery Monday afternoon.
Solomon Shaffer is having a stone
wall built to fill up the space In front of
bis property where the two women
topped off the sidewalk about a year
ago.
About fifteen Daughters of Rebekah
of this place, drove to Falls Creek lust
Thursday evening to be present at the
installation ceremonies in the Rebekah
lodge at that place.
The ladles' Work Society of the
Presbyterian church will serve loe
cream and cake at the resldenoe of S,
T. Reynolds, on Main St., Saturday
evening?. June 20tb.
Knot H. Eaverson, an erstwhile Reyn
Idsvlllo boy, now of Hughesvllle, Pa.,
will be married to MIm Minnie Agusta
rulmer at Hartley Hall, Pa., this
tVflOlBg.
Ladles' carpet sllppors at Robinson's
25 cents.
Forty-two Inch tablo oil cloth at 11
cts. at People's Bargnln store.
Tho Fourth of July will be celebrated
In Heyrmldsvllle In grand style.
Cbas. J. Bangert, of tho Falls Creek
Herald, was In Reynoldsvlllo yesterday.
One difference between men and
women is that metj nave to uio lo
become angels.
A one-armed hand organ grinder was
in town Thursday. The fellow had the
organ on a little express wagon.
On account of improvements being
made in the auditorium of tho M. E.
church, preaching services were hold
In tho lecturo room of tho church lust
Sunday.
A public mass meeting: of miners Is
to bo held at tho Henry switch, near
Rathmcl, to-morrow, Thursday evening
at seven o'clock to hear tho mining
situation discussed.
The Revnoldsvllle Hardware Co.
store has received new spring samples of
brtisscls, extra velvet and Ingrain car
pets. If you want a new carpet soo the
samples and get prices at this store.
A machinist who has been on a pro
tracted drunk and had becomo crazy as
result thereof, was confined In the
lock-up of this borough ono night and
in the West Reynoldsville lock-up two
days lost week.
The Daughters of Rebekah will in
stall new officers on tho evening of Juue
2.1rd, fourth Tuesday of this month.
All members are requested to be
present. After the Installation cere
monies an ice cream and enke social
will be held.
Tho Knights of Pythias reunion hold
at Clearfleld Thursday of last week
was largely attended. Quito a number
went from this place on tho special ex
cursion train over the B., R. & P. The
next reunion will bo held In Brookvlllo
on June 11, 1897.
D. M. Gelst, brother of Miss Myrtlo
Gelst who has taught school several
terms In this place and has been elected
for the ensuing term, was admitted to
the Jofforson county bar last weok and
qualified to practice as an attorney in
all the courts of the county.
George H. Mundorff, of tho Robinson
& Mundorff grocery, came very nearly
having one or two fl rigors torn off his
Ight hand last week by getting his
hand between a barrel of sugar and tho
side of the wagon box just at tho timo
when thoro was a little drop In sugar.
We received an invitation Monday
from Miss Notta D. Coax to attend tho
annual commencement exercises of tho
Duquesno College, Pittsburg, Thursday
evontng, June 18th, In tho Alvln
Theatre, Pittsburg. Miss Netta D.
Coax Is a member of tho graduating
class.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Robinson .ontor-
talncd a number of gentlomcn and lady
friends at their palatial home on Main
street last Thursday evening, and on
Saturday a number of Indies wore enter
tained at a six o'clock tea by Mrs.
Robinson. The refreshments on both
occasions were elegant.
Esq. E. Neff and wife, who were at
Chambersburg, Gettysburg, Anteltum,
South Mountains and several other
historic places weok before last, brought
two land turtles home with thorn from
South Mountains for pots. One of the
turtles has W. R. C, 1888, carved on
its back.
The first excursion of tho season to
the great Klnzue Viaduct will be run
over the B., R. & P. R'y next Sunday,
June 21st. Train will leave Falls Creek
at 0.30 a. M., arriving at Viaduct at 12.30
P. M. Returning, train will leave
Klnzuo at 4.00 p. M. Fare for round
trip $1.00.
G. A. Emery and wife, who have boon
traveling with Washburm Sisters as
Emery-Marlowe specialty artists, are
visiting the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Josh Emery, at Hotel Matson, in
this place. Mr. and Mrs. Emery came
from Philadelphia Monday where tho
show they were traveling with closed
for the season.
A man came to town last Friday with
a wagon load of cherries for which he
asked ten cents a quart, or three quarts
for twenty-five cents. In about one
hour afterwards another man followed
after with a wugon load of cherries
asking six cents a quart. And so it is
It is claimed that the cherry crop in
this county is very large.
Dr. H. C. Dlltz, of Clayvllle, and Dr
B. Frank Shires, of Punxsutawney, class
mates of Dr. J. H. Murray, of this pluco,
drove over Monday afternoon to take in
the banquet given to the "Hopeless
Dozen" at hotel McConnell Monday
evening. The gentlemen remained in
town to attend the Murray-Fuller wed'
ding this evening. Dr. Diltz Is to be
groomsman.
The County Superintendent's office in
the court bouse at Brook vllle la being
re papered and repainted and new book
cases and desks will be put into the
offloe. Prof. Teltrlck believes In hav
lng school rooms neat and clean and,
therefore, don't want ' to set a bad
example by having a dingy offloe into
which the directors and teachers of the
county would be ushered when they
want to see the County Superintendent.
A woman may not have an agreeable
disposition although she drosses sweetly.
Think of sugar coated pills.
James Thomas, a first-class barber
formerly of Brookvlllo, went to work In
R. J. Thomas' barbershop in this place
Monday morning.
Geo. W. Helford's Carnival of Novel
ties will exhibit in Reynoldsville on
Tuesday, June 23rd. It is a twenty-five
cent wagon show.
Big reduction on boys' clothing, from
B to 14 years, at People's Bargain store.
A dress straw hat given away with every
suit. Got your boy a new suit for 4th
of July.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Edward Jennings and Miss
Margret Lattlmer to take place at tho
home of Samuel Lattlmer, on Hill
street, at 8.00 P. M., Wednesday, June
24th.
A number of Reynoldsvlllo young
people are talking of going to Washing
ton, I). C, next month to attend the
Fifteenth International Convention of
the Voting People's Society of Christian
Endeavor.
The scclflcatlons for Dr. J. II. Mur
ray's new residence can be seen at J. S.
Morrow's store. Bids for the erection
of the building will bo received up to
June 27th, when the contract will be let
to the lowest and best bidder.
"Jack" Skehan, an employee of Hotel
McConnell, went to the West Penn
Hospital, Pittsburg, this week. A few
months ago "Jack" let a keg ot beer
fall on his left anklo and It has troubled
him ever since, gottlng worse all the
time.
The Clover Cycle Club was reorganiz
ed last Thursday evening and the
following olllcers were elected: Presi
dent, M. W. McDonald; vlco-prosldent,
J. Corwln; secretary, Charles Kah;
treasurer, Ed. Gooder. A number of
new members have been taken In.
The following offlcors will Deinstalled
In the Lady Wlnslow Degree Lodge,
No. 205, Daughters of Robckah, I. O.
O. F., on Tuesday evening, June 2.1rd:
Noblo Grand, Annlo Wlnslow; Vice
Grand, Maggie Bell; Assistant Secre
tary, Carrie Dooter; Trustee, Lin Shlck.
Norwood G. PInney, of Brookvlllo,
fire insurance agent, has appointed
John Trudgon, of Reynoldsvlllo, his
solicitor, successor to Walter Spry,
deceased. Mr. Trudgen is a step son of
Walter Spry and well known In Reyn
oldsvlllo, and all business will rccolvo
prompt attention entrusted to him.
The "Hopeless Dozon" banqueted at
Hotel McConnell Monday evening at
the expense of Dr. J. II. Murray, who
forsakes tho bachelor organization this
evening by taking unto himself a wlfo.
Tho bill of fare was tho most elaborate
tho "Hopeless Dozon" has over had
placed before thorn, so we have boon in
formed. At a mooting of the West Reynolds
ville school board Monday evening
three' teachors, all residents of West
Reynoldsvlllo, were elected: O. II.
Johnston, Miss Hannah Stauffor, Miss
Taooy Dempsey. A mooting will be
held Friday evening of this week to
elect a principal, which will either be
Prof. Postlewalt or Prof. Elsenhart.
Mi's. Solomon Hollabaugh and Rachel
Roltz, of West Reynoldsvlllo, drove
out Into the country last Sunday and
when returning In the evening their
horse got frightened at a barrel, sitting
by the wayside on Brown etrect, and
upset the buggy, dumped tho ladles
into the ditch and mado a wreck of tho
buggy. The ladles were not badly In
jured. Chlldern's Day services were held in
the Presbyterian, church lust Sunday
morning. "The Good Shephord"
exercise provided by tho Presbyterian
Board of Sunday School Work, was
used. The exorcises wore pleasing and
well rendorod. The church was beauti
fully decorated for the occasion. There
wore two pyramids of ferns seven feet
high, one on each side of the altar, and
the balance of the decorations consisted
of roses and cut (lowers.
On Friday next, June 10th, there is
to be an ox roast, with all its attending
accessories, base ball games, too cream
festival, orations, recitations, ic, at
Summersvlllo, this county. The objoct
of the big time is to raise money for the
Methodist Episcopal church organ fund
of that place. There will be three
bands present to enliven the duy's
doings, the Now Bethlehem Juvenile
band, Bolloylow Cornet band and the
Summervllle Martial band. Tho A. V,
R'y will sell excursion tickets.
The new schedule on tho A. V. R'y
don't receive the approval of the busl'
ness men of this place and the people
who live at Hopkins, O'Donnell, Camp
Run and Fullers. On the old schedule
the people of those places could come
to Reynoldsville on the 6.57 P. M. train
and have almost two hours to do shop
ping, and return home on the 8.48 p. M
Scheduling tho west bound train almost
one hour earlier at this place reduces
the time for the people who ooroe to
buy, and makes it almost impossible for
them to visit the stores, buy what they
want and get back to the railroad inside
of fifty-sis minutes. An effort will
likely be made to get the railroad eonv
panytobold the train here forty-five
minute or an hour.
Trained Cat.
Hubert Farroll has a white cat that
has been trained to go to the barn at
milking time, sit up on Its hind legs
several feet away from the cow and
drink In a stream of'warm milk squirted
direct from the cow bythomllkor.
Does It Mean Matrimony t
Prof. H. B. Teltrlck, tho young man
who recontly assumed the duties of the
office of county superintendent, has
purchased a $1,400.00 residence in
Brookvllle. Who can Interpret the
meaning thereof f Does It mean matri
mony?
Age Don't Interfere With Matrimony.
A widower elghty-throo years old has
proiMmcd to a Hoynoldsylllo widow
about half his ago. The woman reject
ed tho old gentleman and told him she
thought him too old to get married,
and the old lover claimed to be as
youthful as some of the men of to-day are
at 35 years. In pleading his oase he
told tho woman he had four widows in
view but that he would much rather
marry her than any of the others.
. Struck a Good Position,
Henry A. Reed has secured a good
position as traveling salesman for tho
National Cash register Co. of Dayton,
Ohio. Henry will go to Dayton about
the first of July and take a thirty day
course In a school at that place which is
required of alt the agents for the
National Cash Register Co. The
company furnishes the schooling free
and pay Henry's hotel bill while taking
tho courso. Tlfe salaries of the above
company's agents run from $100.00 a
month to $3,000.00 a year.
Collided With Telegraph Pole.
Soloo Mohney, an employee of the
Falls Crock Herald office, camo to Reyn
oldsville one evontng last week on a
freight train on tho R. ft F. C. R'y and
n attempting to get off the train at
this place before it stopped, ho lost
control of his body and tho left side of
his head and face collided with a telo
graph pole. The telegraph pole was
not Injured by the collision, there was
not even any bark knocked off tho polo,
there was none on It but It was
different with Seloe's face. His mother
recognized him, however, when he got
home.
Let the Eagle Scream.
Posters have been printed announcing
that there will be the grandest celebra
tion In Reynoldsvlllo on July 4th ever
known since American Liberty was
proclaimed. Tho Sons of Veterans,
who have taken hold of tho matter, are
caving nothing undone to mako the
eagle scream loud and long. Bull
games, bicycle races, foot ball games,
etc., lu fact an entire day of sports and
pleasure will be arranged for. P. O. S.
of A. Camps, Jr. and Sr. O. U. A. M.
Councils, I. O. O. F., K. of P., K. G. E.,
S. of V. and G. A. R. lodges from
various places will be represented in
tho grand parade, which will consist of
secret societies, fire compunics, indus
trial and fantostlo representations.
Don't Miss It. All roads load to Reyn
oldsville. Come and bring your friends,
If you want to have a good time.
Lucky Runaway.
A young horse owned by Thos.
Tapper, the liveryman, raised some
excitement for a few minutes Saturday
forenoon by running down Main street
at a reckless speed with a now buggy
attached to It. Several unsuccessful
attempts wore mode to stop the animal.
Whom the horse turned In off Main
street to Tapper's stable Its front feet
slipped from under it and the horse fell
and slid down the small embankment
without doing injury to Itself or damag
ing tho buggy. What the result would
havo been had tho horso not fallen can
only be conjectured. An employee of
tho livery stable had the horse out
driving It for exorcise and in making a
turn on East Main street the driver
was thrown out of the buggy and the
horse ran to the barn.
It is a very unwise act to try to stop a
runaway horse by throwing a hat in
front of it, as was done Saturday morn
ing, and is often done under similar
oli'cumstancus.
Democratic Primaries and Convention.
Tho Democratic primaries wore held
in Jefferson county last Saturday and
the county convention was held in
Brookvllle Monday afternoon. The
convention was called to order by
County Chairman G. M. McDonald. J.
P. Taylor, of Falls Creek, was elected
chairman ot the convention. J. W.
Wilson, S. S. Long and W. D. Kane
were elected secretaries. C. G. Ernst,
ot Punxsutawney, reading clerk. The
count ot the primary election resulted
in the following nominations: Con
gress, W. M. Falrman, of Punxsu'
tawnoy; State Senate, C. G. Ernst, of
Punxsutawney; Assembly, A. M.
Armstrong, of Brockway vllle; Prothono
tary, D. C. Gillespie, of Big Run;
Register and Recorder, B. H. White-
hill, of Falls Creek; Sheriff, J. J. Young,
of Punxsutawney; County Treasurer,
Jas. A. Aharrab, of Heath towushtp;
Commissioners, Sam'l States, ot Bell
township, Al. Hawk, of Brookvllle;
Auditors, S. R. Kelley, ot Brookvllle,
N. H. Dloner, of Rose township. W
L. MoCracken was elected Chairman
Demoo ratio County Committee.
Youths' ox-blood shoes $1.50 and $1.73
at Robinson's.
Court of Equity.
An Important case is being heard
this week by Judge Geo. S. Cresswell,
of Franklin, Pa., who Is here to relieve
Judge Reed because of his interest In
the ease as counsel. It Is equity pro
ceedings to prove tltlo and secure pos
session of the chnreh property of tho
Evangelical Association, and In which
the present pastors nnd official members
are respondents. Presiding Elder J.
W. Homer, of the Allegheny district,
and Presiding Elder B. F. Felt, of the
Franklin district, and Revs. S. Mllllron,
L. J. Bomgardner, D. J. Herschberger
and J. M. Weaver are here In tho Inter
est of the congregations now using the
property In question as places of public
worship. Tho plaintiffs claim the prop
erty on a technicality, a division In the
church giving them possibly a legal
claim, but not one In equity, and It
appears In the raes now being beard
that a great wrong is bolng attempted
against a considerable portion of the
wople In several communities. There
are four church proorties In this coun
ty Involved, that of Mount Carniet, at
North Freedom, the church at Heath
ville, that at Brookvlllo, and that at
Worthvlllo, Rev. B.B.Pell.the plaintiff,
appearing in each separate ease as pas
tor of sold churches. Means and Clark,
assisted by E. B. Esher, of Chicago,
represent the plaintiffs, and Geo. A.
Jenks, Esq., the defendants. A large
number of witnesses are present to tes
tify as to their knowledge of the facts
relative to the title to tho several prop
erties. Brookvlllo Jiepuhlienn.
Somebody Lied.
On Monday Amos St rouse, of McC'nl-
mont township, was seriously Injured by
limb of a troo falling upon him. Ills
skull was cracked. He was passing
through the woods on his way home
from Clark, Klser & Kipp's sawmill
when tho limb fell on him. He lay un
conscious for a long tlmo and when he
recovered he managed to walk to the
railroad track where passing workmen
found him. He was conveyed to his
home and is lying in a precarious con
dition. Punxsutawney jr.
The above Is a sample of how some
people lie to newspapor men. While
Mr. Strouso was working In the woods
near his mill a limb of a tree fell on his
left arm and bruised it badly, but he re
sumed his work in ten minutes after
wards. Mr. Strouso was In Roynolds
vllle Saturday and was surprised when
the JVnr Item was read to him. The
itoirs did not intentionally almost
kill Mr. Strouse, it was the editor's
informant.
New Railroad.
Tho Brookvlllo Railroad Co., with
acnpltal stock of $1.10,000, has applied
for a charter for the purpose of building
a railroad frorri Brookvllle up the North
Fork, thirteen miles, into a large timber
track in Polk township on which it is
estimated thoro is from 70,000,000 to
100,000,000 leet of hemlock. This road
will Ims built ostensibly to haul timber
and bark over. Tho Allegheny Valley
Railway Co. is to construct tho pew
road and is to commence operations at
once. It is expected that the rails will
be laid before snow flies. In all prob
ability when this road Is finished the
traveling public will get off tho cars
near Bovier's hotel, in Brookvllle, and
not be compelled to jump off at Long
view, as Is done now.
Not in the Contract.
Editor Star,
Dear Sir: In your last Issue of The
Star I notice that you made an error
n relation to my contract for carrying
the mail between the postoflice and the
A. V. R'y depot. The notice from post-
office department says nothing regard
ing the timo of delivery and I never
entered Into a contract to deliver the
mull within ten minutes after arrival of
train. Joseph Shaffer.
It was Postmaster E. T. McGaw, who
claims to have the authority, that issued
an order that the mail be delivered
within ten minutes after the arrival of
tho trains.
The Duke bicycle has 28-in. wheels.
wood rims, barrel hubs, nickle tangent
sjKikes, fitted with M. & W. quick-repair
tires, German silver furrules, ball
bearings to every part, mado from high
grade steel, carefully hardened, all
dust proof, rat trap or rubber pedals,
all bright parts finely nlckled, japanned
with special enamel, black, which pro
duces the best finish that can bo desired;
wel-'ht, 24 pounds; price $3. 50 at i
Stoke's drug store.
Don't forgot that if there is anything
you want In silverware that I have not
got I will ordo it for you at 10 per
cent and this will save you 20 per cent.
C. F. Hoffman.
L. Fosdick, special agent Equitable
Life Assurance Society of New York, Is
in town establishing an agency with M.
C. Coleman.
H. Alex. Stoko is selling The Duke,
an 1396, high grade, $00.00 bicycle for
$37.50.' Think ot it!
Big reduction on boys' clothing, from
5 to 14 years, at People's Bargain store.
A dress straw hat glvenaway with every
suit. Get your boy a new suit for 4th
of July.
Before you buy a suit see Mllllrent.
Perfect Headache Powder are the
best in the market. Try them. For
ale at the Reynolds Drug Store.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Glimpneg of the People who are Passing
To and Fro.
Daniel E. Coyle, of Pittsburg, Is visit
ing In this place.
M. J. Coylo was. In Pittsburg last
week on business.
Will F. Marshall wns In Rochester,
N. Y., over Sunday.
W. W. Barclay, of Big Run. was in
Reynoldsville Monday.
Miss Emma Aaron Is visiting at
Crates, Clarion Co., Pa. .
L. P. Seeley, of Pittsburg, was in
Reynoldsville last week.
G'has. Lucas, ot Camp Run, moved to
Elmira, N. Y., last week.
Mrs. Solomon Rhaffer Is visiting Mrs. ;
P. J. Slattery In Jamestown.
Miss Joan Rcley, of Pittsburg, Is
visiting friends In this place.
Mrs. E. 8. Vosburg, of Driftwood,
visited In this place the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moore returned
yesterday after a week's visit at
Corsica.
Albert Gooder, of Brookvllle, visited
his brother, Ed. Gooder, In this place
last week.
Mrs. George Melllnger left horo Sat
urday on a visit to Saltsburg and Mt.
Pleasant, Pa.
Mrs. John Peters, of East Brady, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Lattlmer, in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Irwin, of Rldg- .
way, visited Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Snyder
In this place last weok.
Mrs. John S. Smith, of Oakdale
Station, near Pittsburg, is visiting old
time friends in this place.
J. A. Welsh, tho ex-merchant of this
placo, Is in Summervlllo this week put
ting down a cement sidewalk.
Daniel Brewer and wife, of Brook
vlllo, spent Sunday with their son, E.
S. Brewer, In West Reynoldsvlllo.
Rev. John Ballontino, of Clarion,
preached In the Baptist church at this
place Sunday morning and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Simmons were
called to Olean, N. Y., Saturday by the
serious Illness of Mr. Simmons' father.
Charles Gleason, ono of the proprie
tors of tho lnrgo tannery at Driftwood,
had business In Reynoldsville last week.
Mrs. S. M. Rhoads left Reynoldsville
last week on an extended visit at
Philip burg, Altoona and Hollidays
burg. A. A. Neff and wife, of near Plum
ville, Indiana Co., Pa., visited the
former's brother, E. Neff, in this place
last woek.
Miss Louisa Anderson went to
Allegheny City tho first of this week
to stay sometime with her sister, Mrs.
John Hart man.
John Shannon attended the Ancient
Order of Hibernians Convention at Wil
liamsport last week as a delegate from
the lodge at this place.
James and Alexander Walte went to
Waynesburg yesterday morning. They
will graduate at the Waynesburg Col
lege on tho 25th Instant.
Mrs. J. A. Welsh started the first of
this week on a month's visit with friends
at Braddock, Pa., and with her parents
at Crates, Clarion Co., Pa.
Mrs. Dr. Wm. Shields, of Jackson
ville, Indiana county, Pa., has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. M. M. Davis,
in this placo the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Karns and son,
of Oakmont, Miss V. H. Eaton, telo
graph 0erator of Verona, are visiting
at A. B. Weed's, in West Reynoldsville.
C. R. Wnitoomb, traveler and adver
tising writer for Seely, the American
perfumer, has placed the society fad,
Ave Maria, on salo at Reynolds Drug
Store.
Mrs. Archie Brown, of Rathmel,
started for Gallup. New Mexico, last
Saturday, where her husband has been
for sometime and where they expect to
remain.
J. C. Swartx, of Pittsburg, a member
of the "Hopeless Dozen," came to town
to attend the banquet Monday evening
and the Murray-Fuller wedding this
evening.
Hon. S. B. Elliott will go to Mans
field, Pa., Saturday to spend a few days
visiting his brother and will go to New
York in time to sail on tho steamer
St. Louis on the 24th Inst, for Europe.
Rev. J. W. Crawford went to Eralen-
ton yesterday to assist in the marriage
ceremony of Miss Winnie Middleton, of
Emlenton, and Franklin E. Crawford,
of Chicago, which takes place at Emlen
ton to-day.
Mrs. Thomas Sechrist received a
message Monday morning bearing . the
sad news that her father, John Lien
hurt, ot Sebring, Tioga county, died
Sunday night. Mrs. Seehrlst went to
Sebring Monday.
M. J. Tooney, of Jackson St., assistant
superintendent of the Prudential Insur
ance Co., was called to Shannondouh,
Pa., lust Friday to attend the funeral
of his mother, who died Thursday and
was burled Saturday.
Mrs. W. L. Johnson, Mrs. G. W.
jPalen, Mrs. J. B. Arnold, Mrs. J. B.
! Ayers, Mrs. D. W. RUton and Mrs. J,
: L. Ewing are attending the nineteenth
i annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign
I Missionary Society ot the Clarion
! Presbytery at Clarion, Pa., this week.