The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-02-23

The district institute To be held In the
NJ. r.. church at Rathmel next Saturday
promises to be very interesting insti-
tute.
II may be your liver and then II may
be the cigar you smoke. Try n Port
uondo and note the result. For sale at
Stokes.
Don't miss seeing the Merchant Of
Venice at Assembly hall Friday even
ing. Full costume. Admission 10
cents.
John OHare, who recently took
charge Of the the Burns House. Is max
ing some decided improvements In that
hostclry.
Centennial hall was packed to over
llowing last Thursday evening by people
to hear Mr.. Schiverea lecture ON
give Steps Of Drunkard."
Allison Roscoe, OF Dubois, who has
played for numerous dances In this
place, In Roscoe's orchestra, died at his
home last Wednesday night from pneu-
monia.
Misses Marie Wildauer, Lizzie and
Katie Delaney entertained number
Of their friends in the rooms of the
Unique Nonpareil Social Club last
Monday evening. 1t was II pleasant
gathering.
w. II. Stamey, Esq, OF this place,
tried his first case in the Jefferson coun-
ty court last week, which was for as
sault and battery with intent to kill
and was successful in getting the as
sailant sent to the work house one year
The Daughters Of Rebekah served
supper in their banquctiug rooms in the
Star building last evening and gave an
entertainment in the |. o. o. f. hall.
The supper was excellent and the en-
tertainment was very amusing. Tho
leading features were the "Sniggles
Family" and the living pictures.
Next Monday evening the sharchold-
ers in the Reynodsville Oil and Gas
Company will hold meeting in this
place, at which meeting arrangements
will be made to put down the test well
on the Schuckers farm to depth Of
: $500 feet. The we'll was down 1900
. feet when the drill was stopped several
weeks ago.
A new schedule went into effect on
, the b., II. & =. R'y last Sunday There
are only one or two slight changes in
the time of passenger trains on the road
between Bradford and Punxsutawney
The train that formerly left the Main
street crossing in this place at 1850
p. M. leaves at II. .45 p. M. now, five min
utes earlier.
Two young ladies Of this place drove
to Big Soldier last Wednesday to deliv-
er some posters for Mr.. Schiverea's
lecture in Centennial hall Thursday
5 evening. Before the ladies arrived
home they were dumped into the snow
and their horse ran away. The ladies
were not injured but the sleigh was
badly demolished.
Rev. George Bosley, of Washington,
ID. c., will lecture in Centennial hall
Thursday evening, Feb. 24th, on the
"Origin Of the African Race with a
description Of his escape from slavery,
and the religious and intellectual pro-
gress Of the colored race since the war.
1t is said by those who have heard him
that Rev. Bosley is good talker. Ad-
mission, adults 10 cents, children, 10
cents.
The revival in the M. Il. church,
which was in progress almost eight
weeks, closed last Friday night. Dur
ing the meeting over 25O bowed at the
; altar OF prayer. Many of these have
joined the church on probation. 1t was
! the largest revival ever held in the
Reynoldsville M. f.. church. Good
congregations attended every service
during the entire time, on Sunday nights
the church was always packed. DR..
! Rumberger labored hard, doing the
work alone, and deserves u much need
ed rest and vacation.
Prof. and Mrs. j. J. Lowe gave two
entertainments in the Presbyterian
church yesterday. In the afternoon an
entertainment consisting OF selections
= from phonograph and musical bells,
was given to children and in the even
ing an ILLUSTRATED Song" entertainment
was given, which was not only delight
ful but was also inspiring. This is
the second time Prof. and Mrs. Lowe
have given our people San Evening OF
s Illustrated Song and they pleased the
people so we'll that II they ever return
to our town they are sure to be greeted
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