The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-11-29

The A. V. Ky VIII sell excursion
tickets to-day aud tomorrow, Nov. 20
and 30, good for return trip until De-
cember lst.
| The Buffalo, Rochester Il Pittsburg
R'y will sell excursion tickets on its
line Nov. 20 and 30, good for return
trip until December lst.
A package of neat calling cards is an
appropriate Christmas present for lady
or gent. Samples may be seen at The
STAR office. Orders should be left now.
No present can be given to your wife
on Christmas that will be appreciated
more than Bissell carpet sweeper.
Three different styles at Hall Il Barton's.
About the 18th OF December Bert Cox
will open racket store In the room
now occupied by T. b. Rhodes meat
market, next door to Coxs grocery store.
The winslow township school board
met at Franks Tavern Saturday and
distributed months earnings OF FILTHY
lucre" to the pedagogues In the town
ship.
Francis ID. Smith, who had typhoid
fever the past summer, received $4,000
yesterday from the Central Accident
Insurance Company as benefits from
that company.
Edward, eight-year-old son of Mr..
| anl M,s Ctarart nf Copdy Vol.
ley. died Thursday and was buried In
the Sandy Valley cemetery Friday.
Death was caused by scarlet fever.
Train No. 13, on the A. V. R'y that
arrives here at ll.06 a. M, carries mail
from Pittsburg. The evening mail to
Pittsburg has been discontinued. The
sos p. m. train should carry Pittsburg
mail.
The windows, several of which are
chapel arrived Monday. They are very
pretty windows. The church and chap
el will not be ready to use until some
time in January.
James V. Young, who has the con-
tract to build six new houses at the
Sherwood mine for the J. & G. G. & I.
Co., sub-let the contract to Peter and
f. Boyer, OF this place. The houses
will soon be under roof
Brumbaugh & Hills will only occupy
one room in the building being erected
by the Reynoldsville Real Estate Co.
They have rented the entire first floor,
but have rented the small room to
Peter B. Rhodes, for meat market.
All interested in forming a G. L. S. G.
are invited to meet on Wednesday even
ing at the home OF S. S. Robinson.
Quite large number have signified
their intention 10 join and many more
would II they knew the value OF such a
reading course.
f. Il. Biggleman, a brakeman on an A.
V. R'y freight train, had his right leg
badly injured one day last week by jump
ing off an engine at Brookville. Mr.Big-
gleman was brought to Franks Tavern,
this place, and his leg was dressed by
the railroad physician.
Miss Clara Tompkins, sister of the
celebrated DR.. Arnold Tompkins, is a
member of the faculty in the Clarion
State Normal School. She is doing a
great work there and expresses herself
as being highly pleased with the meth
ods pursued in that school.
About fifty Reynoldsville people
were in Dubois last night to hear Rev.
Sam Jones lecture on "Get There and
Stay There" Sam is certainly original
and he says very plain truths in very
plain language. He hits hard. A special
train was run to this place after the
lecture.
d. B. Mcconnell, one OF Beechwoods'
prosperous and energetic farmers, has
moved to Falls Creek and embarked in
the store business. The people OF Falls
Creek will find "Deck" an upright and
genial gentleman with whom it is q
pleasure to do business. The STAR
wishes Mr.. Mcconnell success In his
new business.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
will hold bazaar in the vacant store
room in the Centennial hall building
Friday and Saturday afternoons and
evenings. They will also sell ice cream
and cake on Friday afternoon and even
ing and on Saturday evening will hold
chicken and waffle supper from
o'clock until 8 o'clock. The bazaar will
be open at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Three-weeks-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hannibal Hutchison, OF Sandy
Valley, died suddenly Saturday morn
ing. The child was not considered
dangerously Ill. She was sleeping in
the cradle and when the mother went