The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-12-20

You will miss the chance OF your life
II you don't buy your holiday goods at
Stokes 25 per cent. reduction sale.
Rev. E. r. Clevenger, Of Rochester,
N. Y, will preach in the Baptist church
at this place next Sunday morning and
evening.
We have an unusual amount of local
advertising on our local page this week,
but hope our readers will not object
this time.
A notice from the master and exam
liner for borough of West Reynoldsville
VS.. Winslow township, will be found in
this issue.
II the parents of Reynoldsville would
remember how they fooled their daddies
they would not keep their eyes shut to
the actions of their offsprings.
Steam was raised in the new engine
at the woolen mill Thursday and the
whistle, which is a good one, made a
welcome sound TO the citizens Of Reyn-
oldsville.
The Reynoldsville Building and Loan
held its regular monthly meeting Mon
day evening at which time twenty-five
shares, representing 5000 were sold at
an average premium of 10 per cent.
1t is thirty-five miles from Reynolds
vile to New Bethlehem. The New
Bethlehem Vindicator says: 1.-THE light
from the Reynoldsville fire Wednesday
night was plainly seen at this place."
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.
Mckee, aged l year, month and l5
days, died at 200 A. M. Saturday, Dec.
10Th, and was buried in the Catholic
cemetery Sunday at 1000 A. M.
A pole off the hook and ladder truck
and cap off one of the wheels of the
hose cart were lost the night the tan
merry burned. Any one finding them
will please return the same to the fire
company.
The p. o. S. OF A. at Rathmel will
hold supper and festival in their new
hall at that place on Christmas evening.
This hall, description of which was
given in THE STAR, is a credit to the
order and town.
One evening last week Lewis Brady
Johnston, two-year-old son of Jas. X.
Johnston, scalded his right arm with
hot coffee. The little ''tot" was just
tall enough to get hold of the cup of
coffee on the table.
Schultze & Son have large stock of
holiday candies. They have an extra
fine stock of cream mixed, hard mixed
and stick candy very cheap. Call and
see their stock before buying in your
Christmas candies.
Recently the Brockwayville Record
began running a column of county
happenings" which is culled from the
different papers. Last week Bro. Niver
attached Punxsutawney item onto the
Reynoldsville notes which did not fit
well.
A six-months-old son of Philip Gear
hiem, of Rathmel, died Friday and was
buried in the Prospect cemetery Sun
day afternoon. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. II. r. johnson, pastor
OF the Reynoldsville Presbyterian
church.
fire at this place to the Pitttsburg
Times Wednesday night from Dubois
and estimated the loss at $4,000. A
number of the newspapers made note
of the fire and used the Times estimate.
The loss was nearer 100000.
A young lady who was leaving town
Saturday bought a ticket at the A. V.
R'y station and locked it up in her
trunk for safe keeping. She was pre-
vailed on by some of her friends to get
the card board out of the trunk as
she would need it on the train.
VIM. T. Cox has a valuable relic in
his store. 1t is Harper's Ferry flint
lock musket made in 1909. Mr.. Cox
has had the gun thirty-eight years.
David Reynolds used the gun this fall
and was anxious to become the owner
OF it, but Mr.. Cox will not sell the old
musket.
The compositor made a mistake last
week in setting up the report of the
farmers institute at Sandy Valley, and
left out W. T. Cox's name and gave w.
]. Boner Coax's subject. Mr.. Cox gave
the institute few pointers on "Straw-
berries" and Mr., Boner enlightened
those present on "Bee Culture"
The Woman's Relief Corps elected
the following officers: President, Mrs.
NJ r.