The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-23

Christmas comes on Sunday in 1892.
'Old Farmer Hopkins tomorrow
evening.
Read J. B. Arnolds new advertise
ment in this issue.
Thirty-one days left yet to make your
Christmas gift selection.
Buy your gum boots and rubbers at
Robinson's. Best in town.
Jacob Sutter has bought the Brown
property next to the postofllce.
Have you seen the comet? Look for
it about ten o'clock the first clear night,
The Big Run Weekly Echo made its
appearance last week in new dress of
type.
Ladies, look for G. f. Hoffmans
announcement next week. 1t will
interest you.
Have you taken any stock in the
Reynoldsville and Rathmel Electric
Railway yet?
Union Thanksgiving services in the
Presbyterian church at eleven o'clock
tomorrow forenoon.
S. Ellis was very happy last Saturday
morning because little Jew boy came
to his place to stay.
Wit, humor, pathos, music, delight
fully blended, makes "Old Farmer
Hopkins" the success it is.
The "Widow Murphy's Goat was
played to large crowd at the opera
house last Thursday evening.
A rehearsal of the 'Chestnut Social
is called for Friday night. A full
attendance of performers requested.
Next Sunday will be Christian En-
deavor Day in the Baptist church.
Special services both morning and
evening.
The Reynoldsville Hardware Co.
have on hand lot of fire clay egg
bricks for heating stoves. Just the
thing you want.
Noah Strouse, a music-loving farmer
of Winslow township, says that five
inches of snow fell last Friday. Mr..
Strouse measured it himself.
Tom Carey has been going around
with his right hand tied up since
Saturday, having had that member
injured while at work in the mines.
The Junior Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church had charge of the
Sunday evening services in that church,
which consisted of prayer and song.
The Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian
church will hold Thanksgiving social
:. in Centennial hall tomorrow evening.
Felix Bigleman, whom we mentioned
last week of having his arm badly
lacerated on the railroad, is getting
along nicely and will not loose his arm.
VIM. NJ. Foster intends tearing down
the building in which Thos. Mahoney
has his meat shop, near the postoffice,
in the spring and build brick in its
stead
Wood Reynolds, OF this place, who is
working for firm in Pittsburg, was Sc
verely injured recently by falling from
a wagon and being dragged some dis
tance.
The ladies of the Guiding Star lodge
will hold ''box social" on Thanksgiving
evening in the G. A. r. hall, and extend
Jan invitation for all sister lodges TO
attend.
Michael Brennan, the man who has
had charge of the supply house for the
A. v. R'y at this place for many years,
is in critical condition from the effects
OF a cancer.
Strenuous efforts are being made to
have the railroad between Dubois and
Clearfeld sufficiently completed by the
first Of January SO that trains can be
run over it.
Blame Grubbs, eldest son of Chas. A..
Grubbs, Of Reynoldsville, got black
eye and swelled face on Saturday by
being struck with temper screw of a
drilling machine.
Charles E. Jones, coal miner Of
Reynoldsville, received check last
week for q snug little sum for back
pension and will hereafter get eight
dollars per month.