The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-12-21

Ten dollars will buy apiece quadru-
Pile plate tea set at G. F. Hoffman's.
This is u special price, not to be offered
again.
Our select oysters are just what you
want. II you will call and see them
you would have no other, Mt the Bon
Ton Bakery.
There is possibility that the Sligo
Branch of the A. V. R'y will be extend
ed from Sligo to Clarion, distance of
twelve miles.
Our contemporary said last week that
the Cinnamon who run laundry on
Fourth street had moved out of town.
They have not moved out of town.
An Italian, while unloading iron at
the jefferson Supply Co. store Monday
had the index finger OF his right hand
so badly lacerated that it had to be am
putated.
The scholars of the Presbyterian,
Baptist and NJ. T.. Sunday schools will
receive their Christmas treats in their
respective churches next Saturday
evening.
James V. Young, the contractor, re-
ceived an itemized account from Big
Run firm last week for one order for
lumber, which covered roll of paper
eleven feet long.
Hall & Barton. having a large amount
Of gas heating stoves on hand, conclude
that it is better to dispose of them at
cost than to carry them over. Call in
and see the bargains they offer.
Mrs. John Shobert had Henry Feath
arrested Monday for furnishing her
husband with intoxicating drink. Feath
waived hearing and gave bail for his
appearance at court next month
When the young men who were con-
victed in the Jefferson county court last
week appeared before the court Satur-
day afternoon for sentence, Judge Reed
talked very toucningly of the young
mems parents.
The entertainment given in the opera
house last Thursday evening under aus
pices of the West Reynoldsville public
schools was very good. The proceeds
will be used to help buy an organ for
the above school.
A chicken and oyster supper, under
the auspices of the Improved Order Of
Red Men, will be given in the Star
building Saturday evening from $50 to
500. After supper there will be a
dance in the hall
A Reynoldsville man who was attend
ing court last week imbibed too much
"tangle foot" and become so boisterous
in the court room that Judge Reed Or
dered him to be put in JAIL where he
remained three days.
At a meeting OF the Jefferson County
Bar Association last week the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Hon. George A.
jerks: vice-president, C. Mitchell; sec-
retary, Cyrus H. Blood; treasurer, II.
H. Brosius.
| William Toast has sued the Sprague
Mine Relief Association of Rathmel for
sick benefits. 1t appears that the AS
sociation has paid Mr.. Toast benefits,
but not the amount he thinks he is en-
titled to- The case will be tried before
Squire e. NefI in this place this after
noon.
What's the matter with Hall and Bar
ton. They have tirst-class timer and
a No. plumber and are in it with both
feet. They keep full line of plumbers
supplies and fit up bath and toilet
room in frst-class shape, and when it
comes to tin roofing and spouting they
| just spread themselves.
1t has been stated in several papers
that the Bloomington Coal Co. has sold
its mine near Rathmel to the Jefferson
and Clearfield Coal Mining Co. A rep
resentative of THE STAR asked Mr..
Dunsmore, superintendent of the mine,
Monday II the statement was correct
and he said he knew nothing about any
such deal having been made.
A lamp was set In one of the display
windows of the S. T. Reynolds dry
goods store last week to keep frost Off
the window and the contention between
the heat and frost cracked the largo
plate window glass. G. F. Hoffman,
the jeweler, drilled small hole above
the top of crack, which run about two
feet up from sill, to keep it from ex-
tending.
"a. E. Bruyere, of New York City,
who don't look much like Brownie
himself, is in town getting the Palmer
! COy's RrOWnie In Fairvland randy foc