The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-12-15

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at G. F. Hoffman's.
Listen! You will hear them say to
each other: Go to Robinson & Mum
doris for your candy.
The j. S. Morrow dry goods and
grocery store will be continued Mrs.
Morrow will manage the store.
Cuff buttons, stick pins, lace pins &c.
Every thing new and the latest In jewell
cry. No old goods. At Gooders'.
About six thousand pounds OF candy
bought direct from factory for Christ
mas trade at Robinson & Mundorf's.
The Unique Nonpareil Social Club
will hold select bali in their club
rooms on Friday evening, December
2Ith.
a good place to take your children
on Christmas afternoon to enjoy II two
hours laugh is the Reynolds opera
house.
Tickets for "Thc Lost Mime" which
will appear at the opera house Tuesday
evening, Dee. 2lst, are on sale at Stokes
drug store.
Don't miss seeing Miss Ella Seeley's
display Of painted articles at Hamblet
q Swartz store on Thursday Friday
and Saturday.
Don't forget that "East Lynne" Christ
mas night and the Comedy Company
Christmas afternoon are for the benefit
of the Womams' Relief Corps.
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.
The plasterers are now working on
the Froehlich & Henry Bros new brick
building. The Fitzgerald Wall Plaster
and the new process lime are being
used.
The special meetings which were in
progress in the Presbyterian church
two weeks, closed Sunday evening.
Seven or eight persons joined the
church.
Communion services will be held in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
at the morning service. Preparatory
services will be held in the church this
evening,
This week we issue supplement to
The STAR to accommodate the mer-
chants who want to advertise holiday
goods. We will be compelled to issue
a supplement next week also.
The pupils of the public schools of
this borough will give an entertainment
in Assembly hall next Friday evening
at 800, consisting of songs, recitations,
drills, etc. Admission 10 cents. 1t
will be good entertainment.
The Allegheny Valley Railway will
sell excursion tickets on December 2Ith,
25th and 3lst, 1887 and on Jan. 1st,
1893, good for return trip until January
4th, 1898, inclusive. These excursion
tickets will not allow stop off zen route. "
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 sur
prise you, at Hoffmans.
The hymn books for the Schiverea
meetings have arrived, and as Mr.. Schi-
verea is desirous OF having the people
well acquainted with them when he ar
rives, fall who can assist in the chorus
choir are asked to meet Friday evening
at $50 ut the Baptist church.
Miss Almeda Johnston, teacher of the
Dean primary school, died last Satur-
day and was buried Monday afternoon.
AS we have not all the facts at hand
that we desire, and have rush of work
this week, we will not publish an obitu-
ary for the deceased until next week.
Charles Moore, of Seigle, who was
crushed to death by two logs rolling over
him at Clark, Keiser g. Kipp's saw mill
at Cortez, this county, the first OF last
week, was to have been married next
Wednesday to Miss Letha Mckee, OF
Carrier, Pa, niece of Mrs. Ed. Moore
: of Rathmel.
Charles Burge keeps lot of pigeons
in his fathers barn in West Reynolds
vile and one evening last week some
sneak thief entered the barn, carrying
alantern, and made raid on the pigeons
Neighbors saw the light in the barn
but thought some of the Burge family
were in the barn.
DR.. r.. V. Spackman, OF Dubois, who