The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-11-15

DrukeInuu On Z. MCDOnuluo . 10y tTuin,
had his right ankle badly bruised while
on duty Monday.
Rev. Perry A. Reno, s. S. Robinson
and We editor were in Dubois Friday
evening attending the funeral Of DR..
Francis H. Beck.
The semi-annual session OF the Clar-
ion District NJ. Z. conference convened
at Port Barnett on Monday evening and
will close at noon to-day.
C.J. Hall, the temperance lecturer,
will speak in the M. L. church at 11.00
a. M, next Sunday. His subject will be
"The Man with Back Bone"
Prof. Oatman, OF Buffalo, N. Y, will
open dancing school in the Star build
ing next Friday evening. The Star
orchestra will furnish the music.
Albert H. Neal. of this place, and
Miss Lillian White, OF Rathmel, were
married at the M. f. parsonage last
Wednesday by Rev. Perry A. Reno.
George j. Henderson, OF New York,
and Cora Britton, OF Elk county, were
married by Albert Baur, Esq, at his
Office in Brookville Nov. 10th. 1899.
Rev. p. p. Womer, OF West Lebanon,
N. H., preached an able sermon in the
NJ. Il. church Sunday evening. His
theme was: 1.-THE Negative and Positive
Christianity"
w. r. Reed Of Hopkins, r. ]. Thom-
as and Harry Sykes, OF this place, re-
turned Friday evening from deer
hunt, bringing two fine deer with them.
Thomas and Sykes shot them.
The Rathmel and Paradise letters
we're received too late for publication.
Correspondents should mail their let
ters so as to reach THE STAR Office at
noon on Monday OF each week.
Constable John Null, OF Sykesville,
while in this place one day last week,
was upset out Of his buggy. Mr.. Null
made quick turn and oyer went con-
stable and buggy. The buggy was dam
aged considerably.
Two Of our clothing houses were
cutting prices on one another Saturday
on a certain line OF overcoats, conse-
quently an overcoat that had been
marked $500 in the morning, was cut
down to SO. 2s before closing time Satur-
day evening.
The American Marksman Company
OF Pittsburg, will open shooting gal
lery this week in the rooms formerly
occupied by Delaney & Williams bar
bershop and ten pin alley. The par
tition has been taken out, making a
large gallery.
V. r. Holman, Of Sykesville, one Of
the supervisors of Winslow township, is
building a bridge across Sandy Lick
creek at foot OF Fifth street. We un-
derstand that some money was raised by
subscription to build the abutment on
the borough side Of the bridge.
Mr.. VIM. F. Graham, the fur man,
will be at the New Store in the Star
building, on Tuesday, Nov. 2lst, with a
full line of furs, This is the largest fur
house in the country. Call and see the
furs and make your selections for
Christmas presents. ]. ]. Sutter.
II you want bargain in clothing go
to the Peoples Bargain store. Com
plete line OF mems fall and winter
clothing from $3.50 to S10.5O per suit.
Clothing has advanced, but we sell
these suits at a lower price than they
can now be bought in eastern markets.
The fifth semi-annual convention OF
the Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
Clearfield Association will be in the
West Liberty Baptist church on Friday,
December Sth. There will be three
sessions, morning, afternoon and eve
ming. A good program has been pre-
pared.
'The greatest teachers institute ever
held in Jefferson county," says County
Superintendent r. B. Teitrick, twill be
held in Brookville next MONTH" Prof.
Teitrick certainly has fine talent for
the day instruction and evening enter
tainments for the county institute this
year. Prof. believes in giving the best
that can be obtained.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
are making arrangements for holding a
bazaar on Friday and Saturday after
moons and evenings, Dec. lst and End.
A chicken and waffle supper will be
served in connection with the bazaar on
Saturday evening. The place for hold
ing bazaar has not been decided on but
will be announced later.
Mr.. Farland's rendering on the banjo
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