The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-11-28

| A little tot on Filth street salu 10
representative OF THE STAR several days
ago: IA little baby came to our house
and its boy already"
Whatever your wants may be for
holiday gifts we can meet them with
beautiful and appropriate selections.
Are you coming for a benefit? Stoke.
There was shooting match at Jacob
Schwems last Thursday. A number Of
Fl ne turkeys were won by Reynoldsville
parties. Two OF the birds fell to DR..
Foust.
The population Of Jefferson county
has increased over $1,000 in ten years.
In 1890 the population was 44,0O5 and
the last census shows that it is now
59,113.
It has been usual thing for several
years when there is food to hear that
the Sabula dam has busted The re-
port was started Monday, but it was a
false report.
Edward Ellis, the glass blower of this
place who stole a gold watch and silk
skirt from the residence OF Mrs. J. 7.
Coax, was sentenced to serve six months
in the county Jail.
Services at the Lutheran churches Of
the Reynoldsville charge next Sunday
as follows: Reynoldsville II a. m. and
7.30 p. M, Emerckville at 3p. m. No
services at Chestnut Grove.
Mr.. Weeks was really the star of the
evening. His singing, especially Of
a curious medley, and his recitations
we're excellent.-Penn Yam Democrat.
Assembly Hall December 18th.
The "Indian" foot ball team OF this
place will go to Punxsutawney to-mor-
row to play the best team that town can
put up. The "Indians" have not lost
a game this season and it will take a
swift aggregation to scalp them.
The morning and evening trains be-
tween Dubois and Pittsburg, on b.. r.
& p. R'y, which were taken off several
weeks ago, were put on again on Mon
day morning of this week. The train
leaves Dubois at $40 a. m. and returns
at SIS y. m.
The young ladies Of the High School
wish to announce through the columns
of THE STAR that the most interesting
and the best program of the Shakes
pearean Literary Society will be given
in the Assembly Hall, Friday afternoon,
December IA, 1900.
The "White Cap" foot ball team OF
this place played the Punxsutawney
high school team at the latter place
Tuesday of last week. The "White
Caps" were defeated. Score so. This
was the first defeat for the "White
Caps" The Reynoldsville team had
one-armed player against Punxsy.
"The Young Man in Business" will be
the first OF series OF Sunday evening
. sermons to young men at the Presby'
terian church, which will run through
the month OF December. All young
men who are not regular attendants
elsewhere, are earnestly invited to at
tend these services. Do not miss any
OF the series. Sabbath evening, 7.45.
Monday OF this week we received &
letter from Rev. John M. Dean, former
q pastor of the Baptist church. The let
ter was dated Manila, Philippin,
Islands, Oct. 4, 1900. Mr.. Dean says
81 have just received copy of TIL
STAR from friend. The world would
consent to live without us preachers
but it would revolt II deprived of it
newspapers"
The Red Men are rehearsing 18th,
Golden Gulch," play they intend pro
ducing in the near future. This orde
is worthy generous patronage as the.
Z have been helping great many sicl
'. and paying out death benefits TO familie
and need lift. In these plays the pub
lie get the worth Of their money and a
Y the same time the funds stay here t
help our own people.
The attention of the audience chief,
centered in Edwin r. Weeks, who's
It impersonation Of f''David Harum" in tn
'hoss trade" was enthusiastically re
> ceived by the audience. Mr.. Weeks
who possesses fine tenor voice, wa
called out again and again, both afte
n his songs and impersonations, and KEEP
the crowd in good humor Throughout
a the evening Syracuse Herald, Octobe
:" 27. At Assembly Hall Wednesda
evening, December 18th. Tickets o
=. sale at Stokes drug store.
<. James Crawford, of Smicksburg, ha
been entertained at Uncle Ed. Seeley
u the past week. He is the son of DR.. L
Is r. Crawford, one Of the earliest res
dent physicians of this place. D
Crawford located here when the tow
Dr. consisted OF about thirty stragglin
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