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

please accept our thanks for copy of
the Court Calendar for the December
term.
II you want anything in the jewelry
line call at c. F. Hoffman's and let him
order for you and save you from % to
80 per cent.
Joseph Fuller, son of G. w. Fuller, is
now student in DR.. j. II. Murray's
office. Joseph connected himself with
Doctors Office on Monday.
Chas. A. Morris, of Oliveburg, Pa,
one of the present Boc"d of County
Auditors, is talked of as Candidate
for the Office of County Com 'Ssioner.
w. d. Williams & Co. carry full
line Of new furniture and will pay b
for old furniture or will trade ne
furniture for old at their store next
door to J. A. Welsh's grocery.
H. ]. Nickle invites everybody to
call at the Reed building and examine
her stock of all kinds of goods usually
kept in variety store. The goods are
all good quality at reasonable prices.
George Sharp, of Camp Run, has
been moving around the past week by
the assistance OF pair OF crutches.
Mr.. Sharp's left ankle got mixed up
with a pile of logs and was severely
bruised.
G. Bohren, the baker, has opened a
first-class oyster parlor in the room
formerly used for an ice cream parlor,
where stewed, fried and raw oysters
will be served at any time during the
day or evening. If you want good
dish of oysters go to Bohren's for them.
Willis Hoon was trying to stop a coal
car in Big Soldier mine one day last
week by putting his finger on the rail
in front of the car, or at least he got
his finger under the wheel, whether he
was trying to stop the car or not, and
now that finger demands special atten-
tion.
A total eclipse of the moon is on the
program for the night OF Sunday, No
vember II. The totality will begin at
7.55, and from that time the circular
shadow of the earth will occupy more
and more of the surface OF the moon
until at 11:O6, when the eclipse will be-
come total.
The Dubois papers are making un-
successful appeals to the Dubois COM
mittee who handled the money and
bread donated to the miners relief fund
at that place, during the recent suspen-
sion, to publish statement of what dis
tribution was made Of the money and
bread. The committee is certainly in a
position, or should be, to give the in
formation asked for.
In another column of this issue will
be found an outline for reading the
bible through in one year. A number
of Reynoldsville people began the read
ing the first Sunday of this month.
Those who intend taking up the reading
will find the outline convenient TO refer
to from time to time, and therefore,
had better clip the article and put it in
their bibles so that they will have it
when they want it.
The union prayer-meeting OF the
Epworth League and Endeavor Societies
held in the Baptist church Sunday was
an entertaining meeting, but not what
IL should haye been had all been prompt
in taking part in the services. The
main part of the church was crowded
with members of the various societies.
Such meetings should be the means Of
uniting the young people in their efforts
to do good in the town.
The b., r.. & p. R'y has taken the
morning and evening trains off between
Punxsutawney and Falls Creek. These
trains were convenient for the people of
Punxsy and will be greatly missed, es-
pecially by those who have business at
Brookville and want to go back home
the same day. These trains were taken
off couple of years ago and were put
on again at the urgent request of the
Punxsy people. 1t is evident that the
morning and evening trains between
the places above named, do not pay.
The w. G. T. U. entertainment held
in Centennial hall Saturday, was an ex-
cellent entertainment, but not as well
attended as it would have been had it
not been for the inclement weather.
The entertainment will be repeated on
Saturday evening of this week and those
who have tickets and did not attend
can go on Saturday evening and will be
admitted on the tickets they now hold.
The admission to this entertainment
will be only ten cents. A special fea-
ture will be scarf drill by seven little
girls. The program will not be the
same as it was last Saturday evening