The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-13
Bible Reading.

We have been requested to publish
the following outline of bible reading.
A large number of people in Reyn-
oldsville will read the Bible through
during the coming year. The plan pro-
posed is to begin the first Sunday OF
November and finish in fifty-two weeks:
but for the sake Of those who may not
be able TO complete the reading in one
year, the time will be extended to
Christmas, 1896, when it is hoped, all
who have undertaken the task will
report to the pastors OF the churches
what they have done.
Twenty-three chapters week will
accomplish the task, but the following
outline is the one to be followed as it
separate the reading matter into its
natural divisions:
Nov. 3, Gen. 1-2i; Nov. 10, Gen. $3.50;
Nov. II, Elk. 1-19: Nov. "a, Elk. 20-4O:
Dec. l, Leviticus: Dec. 8, Mum. l-19;
Dec. 10, Mum. 20-36; Dec. %, Deuteron-
omy: Dec. 30, Joshua; Jan. 5, Judges,
Ruth: Jan. ~, /. Samuel: Jan. 10, H.
Samuel; Jan. 20, I. Kings; Feb. 2, H.
Kings; Feb. 9, I. Chronicles; Feb. 16, H.
Chron. 1-27; Feb. %, II, Chron. 1896,
Ezra: Mar. 1, Neh., Esth; Mar. 8, Job l.
2l; Mar Is, Job 22-42; Mar. %, Psalms
1-25: Mar. 20, Psalms $3.50; April 5,
Psalms 51-75; April ~, Psalms 1900;
April 10, Psalms 10l-l25; April 90,
Psalms l26-l50: May 3, Proverbs; May
TO- Eccl., Cant; May II, Isa. 1-23; May
a. lisa. 24-39; May 81, Isa. 40-66; June
I, Jer. l-3l; June II, Jer. 1852, June 81,
Lam, Eek. l-24; June 28, Eek 25-4S:
July 5, Dan, Hos; July -, Joel, Amos,
OBJ, Jonah; July 10, Mi, Nah, Hab.,
Zeph., Hag: July 26, Zech., Nal; Aug. 2,
Mathew; Aug. o, Mark; Aug. 10, Luke;
Aug. %, John; Aug. 30, Acts; Sept. 9,
Romans; Sept. 13, Corinthians; Sept.
20, IL, Cor, Gal; Sept. 81, Eph., Phil,
Col, l. Thess., II. Thess.; Oct. 4, l. Tim,
II. Tim, Titus, Phile.: Oct. II. Hebrews;
Oct. l8, Jas, I. Pet, II. Pet, I. John, II.
John, III. John, Jude; Oct %, Rev
elation.
1t is hoped that everybody will be-
come interested in this course of
reading. Several popular meetings
will be held during the course of the
year for the purpose of awaking great
er interest in this most wonderful of all
books. ~
The Reynoldsville Hardware Co. is
Offering to sell haps and blankets at
cost to close out their stock.
Bing & Co. have just received the
finest line of dress goods ever brought
to Reynoldsville.
Why is II
Why is it that when people are
travelling they are very careful to write
ahead to secure comfortable hotel
accommodation, and yet never think of
making any preparation for eternity?
Why is it that the ten-cent piece
man gives to his wife grudgingly, always
looks about four times as big as the
dollar he spends on himself without
thinking about it?
Why is it that people who are kind
to strangers will sometimes be very
unlSind to members of their own family?
Why is it that it is always so much
/ easier to do what we want to do than it
| 10 % do ,ua nnubt 20 loo
Why is it that we are so much more
anxious to please men than to please
God?
Latest style of coats and capes can be
found at Bing 81 Cos.
Alex. Riston has large stock of guns
which he will sell cheap.
At King & Co.'S you will find baled
hay, salt, -four and full line of general
merchandise.
Report of the Murray School for the
month ending Nov. 8: Whole number
in attendance, twenty-four: Those pre-
sent every day during the month,
Emma, Gladys and Clyde Bliss, May
Stewart, Lulu Schwem, Dora and Anna
Wilson; Those absent but one day,
Barbara Hutchinson and David Stewart.
MARY ANN MCKEE, Teacher.
Big reduction in price of salt. II you
want barrel see Robinson & Mundortf.
Coffee l5 cents a package at VIM.
Burgess.
Watch repairing speciality at G. f.
Hoffman's.