The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-12-09


l4th.
A kodak will make the best Christ
mas present you can buy.-Stoke's
pharmacy.
Quality is what counts when you buy
silverware. The best at the lowest
prices at G. f. Hoffman's.
Miss Jessie Irving was given birth
day surprise party last Thursday even
ing by few of her friends.
Ladies' Lorgnette chains, the latest
patterns aud large stock to select from
at Ed. Gooder's, ieweler and optician.
An Italians child died at Big Soldier
Sunday morning and was buried in the
Catholic cemetery Monday afternoon.
John Gibson, better known As Jack"
and Miss Ida Frank drove to Brookville
Monday afternoon and were married
there.
Before buying your Xmas present
you should call and examine Ed. Good
er's stock Of watches, clocks, jewelry
and silverware.
William Coping, the appointed as
SCISSOR, has just completed the fall
assessment. There are III horses, "a
COWS and l2i dogs in this borough.
The Helping Hand Society of the NJ.
f. church will give an entertainment
in the opera house Christmas night
Dec. 25th Program will be published
later.
Mrs. w. j. Moore, OF Beechwoods,
aged twenty-nine years, died of con-
sumption on Wednesday, Dec. 2nd, and
was buried In the Beechwoods cemetery
Friday.
The West Reynodsville poor over
seers have young charge that belongs
to McCalmont township. The boy will
be taken to the above township to be
cared for.
II you want watch it will cost you
nothing to get price, and il they are
not lower than any in town don't buy.
But come and see for yourself at G. F.
Hoifman's, the ieweler.
A big honest bargain for holidays at
the Peoples bargain store. An extra
pair of every day pants given away with
every suit of boys clothes over Sl.00.
Sizes from 6 to l3 years.
An Italian from Big Soldier was ar
raigned before Squire Neif Saturday on
the charge Of assault and battery. He
gave bail for his appearance at court
and surety of the peace.
G. Bohren, the baker and confec-
tioner, has had the interior of his store
frightened and beautiied by new wall
paper, fresh coat Of paint and the late
improved Welsbach gas lights.
Charley three-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Ross, OF Eleanora,
died Thursday morning with lung fever.
Remains were taken from Reynolds
vile on the A. V. train Friday after
noon to Oakland for burial.
A local institute will be held at
Sykesville next Saturday. The meet
ing will be called to order at 900 A. NJ.
A good program has been prepared.
Thos. N. Nefr and Miss Orpha Beer, OF
this place, are on the program.
Monday evening was the regular time
for the monthly meeting of the town
council, but for some reason there was
not enough borough dads present to
make quorum and, consequently, there
was no meeting Monday evening,
Attend the entertainment to be given
in Centennial Hall Friday evening, Dec.
18th, by Jos. p. Frampton, entertainer,
elocutionist, humorous and dramatic
reciter. Tickets on sale at Stokes
drug store. Admission Is, % and 35
cents.
A suspicious character was placed be-
hind the iron bars of the Reynoldsville
bastile Monday night and released at
noon yesterday. The fellow was not
real docile when arrested, but two men
escorted him to the lookup without
much trouble.
December Ord marked the Goth ami
versary of the birthday OF Squire John
T. Coax, who resides near this place.
Some OF his children made it suit to re-
turn to the parental home to celebrate
the occasion. Mr.. Coax's family pre-
sented him with very pretty cane.
Three children of John McMinn, of
Sandy Valley, are down with diph-
liberia. They are receiving the anti
toxine treatment. One of the children
has diphtheritic Group so badly that
the attending physician found it
necessary to insert a tube in the child's