The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-12-18

STAR office.
On each one OF the eight pages Of this
issue will be found advertisements OF
our home merchants, read them all and
see the bargains that are being offered.
You are always sure OF bargains from the
live business man, who advertises, as he
keeps up with tho times.
A good house greeted Fannie Hills
combination at the Grand last night
They gave good satisfaction, and will
appear at the same house again tonight
at popular prices.-Des Moines Lead
en-. At the Reynolds opera house Tues
day, Dec. "a.
"Our Jim" was played at the Reyn-
olds opera house last night by home
talent, under the auspices OF True Blue
Temperance Union. The attendance
was fair, but not as large as should
have been. All those who took part in
the play did very nicely.
A stuffed mountain lion In one OF the
display windows at ]. J. Suffers dry
goods store has been attracting atten-
tion for several days. The lion, which
was killed In British Columbia, belongs
to August Baldauf, who bought 1t while
In British Columbia last year.
The rabbit season closed Sunday and
the bunnies that survived the slaughter
will not have to run from dog and gun
every time they come out for morning
frolic now. There were a large num-
Der Of rabbits killed In this section dur
ing the hunting season that just closed.
John Zimmerman's team OF horses
become frightened at a passing train on
II. & +. G. R'y one day last week and
Runaway. They ran against lamp post
at Z. II. II. station and their speed was
checked aud they were easily caught
by Joseph McKernan and Mr.. McFad-
den.
William II. Pomroy, of this place,
and Miss Blanche Dempsey, of limerick
vile, were married recently In Brook
vile. A wedding supper was served at
the home of the grooms parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Pomroy, on Jackson
street, the evening of the day of the
wedding.
The Reynoldsville stores are display
ing large line Of Christmas goods,
which makes 1t dead easy" for people to
find presents for their friends this year.
You can find anything you want In
Reynoldsville. No finer stores outside
Of the large cities. Read the adver-
tisements in THE STAR.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union in
this place elected the following officers
for first six months Of 1902: President,
George Rhea; vice president, Mrs. c.
G. Williams; recording secretary,
Maude Meek; corresponding secretary,
Lucille Mitchell; treasurer, Harry Kirk
wood; organist, Grace Meek.
Rev. Albert Sydow, pastor OF the
Emerickville M. E. church, preached
In the M. E. church at this place Sun
day morning and evening and assisted
Rev. Perry A. Reno in the quarterly
meeting services. Rev. Sydow, who is
young man, is a pleasant talker and
good reasoner. He preached good
sermons.
A certain outside institution has be-
come somewhat exercised because Prof.
Hughes has opened a business college
in Reynoldsville, and an attempt was
made to belittle Hughes College In
circulars that our town was flooded
with last week Prof. Hughes is an ex-
perienced and excellent teacher. Read
his advertisement on Sth page of this
issue.
For several weeks w. Stewart Weaver
Of the Brookville Republican has
been too i'll to do any work, and is now
confined to his home, and we believe to
his room. For fifteen or sixteen years
he was Keeper Of Records and Seal OF
Brookville Lodge Of Knights OF Pyth-
las, but five or six weeks ago had to re-
sign as such by reason Of Ill health. His
illness is OF quite serious character,
but we heartily wish he may soon be
better. His many friends sincerely re-
gret his illness, and will rejoice to learn
Of any improvement In his condition
Brookville Democrat.
Christmas, with all its joys and good
cheer, is almost upon us, and look in
to the stores of Reynoldsville will con
vince the most skeptical that the mer'
chants of our town are fully prepared
for the occasion. Never, in the history
Of the town, was there as large and fine
stock Of holiday goods shown in Reyn
oldsville as there is this year, and hard
indeed, is the person to suit, who can
not find something to please them. We