The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-21
LOCAL LAC0NICS.

No paper next week.
No school next week.
Major Dane Dec. Goth.
Go to Schultz & Sons for candy.
Nice line high cut shoes at Robinson's.
The STAR wishes all its readers
merry Christmas.
Eighteen hundred and ninety-two is
on the home stretch.
Our local page has an unusual amount
of pay locals this week.
An endless voriety of holiday goods
at Alexanders drug store.
William f. Schultze moved into the
Moore House last Wednesday.
The pay car distributed "filthy lucre"
along the Low Grade last week.
Do not fail to call at Priester Bros.
when looking for Christmas presents.
"The Merry Cobbler" will appear at
the Reynolds opera house January 18th.
The Presbyterians of Dubois dedi-
Gated their new $4,000 church last
Sunday.
A Marlin Safety Rife, octogan barrel,
IA shots, 3S calibre, for $500 at
Riston's.
A Bissels carpet sweeper makes
handsome Christmas present. Sold
at Priester's.
Mrs. George Mellinger gave tea
party to large number of her lady
friends last evening.
Prof. w. ]. Weaver makes special
request that all his scholars be present
at school Friday afternoon.
The 'Irish Aristocracy" Co. wanted
Miss May Iseman to travel with the
company and sing for them.
A telephone connection between the
Central Office and the A. v. Ry freight
Office was made this week
Services will be held in the Lutheran
church Sunday. Preaching in German
at 1870 A. M. and in English at 7.30 P. M.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church will hold "Tag
Social" in the G. A. r. hall tomorrow
evening.
A nice neck chain is one of the most
desirable things you can buy young
lady for Christmas. A large line at
G. F. Hoffman's.
Turkeys, chickens and all kinds Of
meats for Christmas dinners can be
found at Bussard 4 Swartz' meat shop,
corner Main and Fourth streets.
William Elliott, an old gentleman of
EleanOra, Pa, aged sixty-two years and
seven months, died on Thursday, Dec.
l5th and was buried on the following
Saturday.
There were not very many ''snap"
bargains at the auction of J. G.. Barto's
grocery store Saturday and Monday.
Things sold for good price, we are
glad to say.
Fred. Lewis won the first prize at
the shooting gallery on score of 20 in
six shots. The same kind of prize, a
Marlin rifle, will be given away
Saturday evening.
The Baptist Sunday school will give
new and novel entertainment entitled,
''St. Nicholas the Miller" This will
be given in connection with the treat
Saturday evening.
There will be services in the Presby-
terian church next Sunday morning
and evening. We cannot say who will
fill the pulpit. Rev. Furbay is unable
to preach at present.
Rev. Jas. H. Jelbart closed his pro-
tracted meeting at the Syphrit church
Monday evening. He received seven
teen probationers into the church as
the result of his special work.
The ladies should hint to their
husbands that there is fine line OF
silverware, spoons, &C., that would
make substantial Christmas present
at c. F. Hoffman's, the jeweler.
All who want to vote at the spring
election must be registered not later
than the 22nd of this month. Walter
Spry will be at the Burns House to-day
and tomorrow to register all for that
purpose.
Trains . and 10, or the Driftwood
accommodation, does not carry express
since the uew schedule went into effect.
This reduces Express Agent Shaffer's
hours Of duty from sixteen to twelve
hours day.