The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-12-08


Every thing new and the latest in jewell
cry. No old goods. AT Gooders'.
A young man was in durance vile in
the Reynoldsville bastile forty-eight
hours last week for drunkenness and
fighting.
Phil Kearney Camp No. 80, Sons of
Veterans, of this place, was inspected
Monday night by District Inspector A.
s. Moulthrop, Of Dubois.
Girls If you do not know what to buy
your beaux for Christmas present, go
to Hoffman, the jeweler, and you will
have no trouble to select something.
East Lynne" will be played in the
Reynolds opera house by home talent
on Christmas night under the auspices
of the Woman's Relief Corps of this
place.
A chicken thief visited the Metho-
dist preachers hen-roost Sunday night
and the preacher did not have as many
chickens to feed Monday morning as he
had been feeding.
James, three month and twelve days
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dona-
hue, died Sunday of brain fever and
was buried in the Catholic cemetery
Monday afternoon.
NJ. Geisler, the merchant tailor, will
move his tailoring establishment into
the new room near Williams Bros
barber-shop, on Main street, about the
first of the new year.
John G. Barto, of this place, who had
a job of lathing some houses at Shawmut,
almost cut the index finger off his left
hand one day last week and had to come
home to nurse the crippled hand.
Ella f. Seeley, artist, will have the
finest display of painted articles, of all
kinds ever exhibited in Reynoldsville at
Hamblet & Swartz store, December
10th, 18th and 18th. Prices very rea-
sonable.
"Love, Courtship and Marriage" is
the title of the lecture to be delivered
by Jahu Dewitt Miller in Assembly
/ hall Friday evening, December 10th.
Lecture begins at SIS. Tickets on sale
at Stokes.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Walter Bone, of this place. and Miss
Lizzie Robertson, of Coal Glen, Pa,
which will occur at the home of David
Robertson in Coal Glen on Thursday,
December 23rd, at 5.00P NJ.
! Rev. Howard II. RUSSELL L L. D., of
!, Columbus, Ohio, National Superinten-
, dent of the American Anti-Saloon
League, will deliver free lecture in
; NJ. L. church in this place, this,
/. Wednesday, evening, December, Sth,
> at eight o'clock.
1t is not necessary for you to run and
get all out of breath to get them first as
the stock is large enough to last, but
when you happen to pass just step in
and see the large assortment OF ladies
long guard chains, the price will sup
prise you, at Hoffman's.
"The American Girl" was played in
the Reynolds opera house last Thurs
day evening to large audience. The
play is a good one and it was presented
: in frst-class style. The company is
composed of good performers. Some
= parst of the play were very touching.
James White, of New Bethlehem,
aged ~ years, dropped dead in his
home last Saturday evening from a
a stroke of paralysis. He was found
lying on the floor. Mr.. White was
i, an extensive lumberman and was q
director in the First National Bank Of
New Bethlehem.
District Deputy Coping installed the
following officers in the Sons Of St
S George lodge last Friday evening
President, James r.. Kelleway; Vice
4 president, John Broad; Messenger
Thomas Justham; Treasurer, G. w
Sykes; Secretary, VIM. Coping; AS
sistant Secretary, VIM. Reddecliff.
Mike Shinglebeck got the contract t.
y do the digging for the laying o
water line from Main street down Thirt
street to woolen mill, and for the ex
= tension of the water line on Brown
II street, West Reynoldsville. The con
> tract was taken at nine cents foot
Mike put a crew OF men to work Mon
. day morning on the line to woolen mill
q The interest in Mr.. Miller's lecture
was SO great that he was, by unanimou
" vote OF the management, invited T.
& lecture again at the next session OF tn
Assembly. l can recommend Mr.. Mil
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