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The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1879-12-05
-NEw York, Nov. %, 1913


| To the Editor of the JEWISH ADvAN,
Since my last letter, the openir} u
the season has become an accomplished
fact. The leading thorough res are
crowded with the gay and brilliant
throng which is wont to gather just be-
fore the melancholy days, and the
heart of the shopkeeper rejoiceth. So
cial festivities are crowding fast one up
on another, and in a week or two we
shall be in the very vortex Of excite
ment.
The most important event, however,
in my opinion, was the removal from his
sphere of usefulness of the Rev. DIR.
Einhorn. You have already learned of
the eulogies that were showered thick
as the leaves of Eallambrosa' over his
grave; how friend and foe alike
mourned the departure from life of so
noble a champion Of the ideal. His life
was one of devotion to a lofty principle
He was no time server, and his memory
will long be beacon to guide the paths
OF the coming generations. The funeral
ceremonies, and the memorial services
were alike imposing, and the expressions
Of sorrow from his congregation espe-
cially sincere.
Other members of our community,
and of some little note, too, have gone
the way of all flesh Mr.. Marcus Wor-
die favorite in large circle in this
city, died two weeks ago. Although but
a young man, rarely was funeral so
largely attended by SO representative
body of men. Memorial services were
held last Sunday at the hall of the Y.
NJ. H. A., and in in the presence of a
large audience the many brilliant and
endcaring qualities Of the departed were
dwelt upon. Addresses were delivered
by District attorney Herring (formerly
a teacher of Marcus Wordle). Messrs.
ID. p. Hays, 5. Grecnbaum, Chas. Brand,
II. NJ. Leipziger. c. /. Sulzberger, A.
A. Greenhood, H, Kroeger. and John
Furlong and others. Altogether it was
one Of the most impressive occasions
we have attended.
But we are hurried from the scenes
of death and sadness, to other scenes.
The wheel Of life still rolls on though
thousands fall by the roadside, and so
we must turn to the life in which we
are engaged.
The Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton held its second entertainment at
Chickering Hall, and listened to an ex-
Geedi4gly interesting lecture by Daniel
Dougherty Esq. on The Stage" The
weather was very inclement and very
small audience enjoyed the many pleas
ant anecdotes that the speaker narrated.
At the next lecture DIR, kohler will
speak upon Our Ethics
The Chanukka festival of the Asso-
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1879-12-05
STERLING, I'M, Nov. u, 1879


To the Editor Of THE JEWISH ADVANCE.
The readers of your paper will learn
with interest that town like Sterling
is quite advanced in the Jewish question.
There are about four families, and two
young gentlemen, of the Jewish persua-
sion, doing business in this town. One
of these, Mr.. Herman Sax, is farming
three miles from this town, and is doing
wel. He is about 40 years of age and
is as happy as a youth of seventeen.
Another gentleman, p. NJ. Mas, is
elected Fire Marshal for the second
term.
Irefrain from going into further je-
scriptions of personal achievem as
your journal is entirely oppose 10 It. 50
| will only say that farming is 5mjng
into practice among our brethreD II tals
country. BEN. SCHI TIET
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Correspondence.

We DO hold ourselves responsible opinions
assertions of our correspondents.
No article viii be accepted unless the full name and address
All articl inen ed for publication in this journal be
wrttn side OF the and addressed To the
Ealkor oI klte JEWISH ADVANCE"
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1879-12-05
gbe Kaleidoscope.

NEW SERIES OF LOOSE SKETCHES ABOUT Ev-
ERYTHING IN GENERAL AND NOTHING
IN PARTICULAR.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-03
THE RECORD.
oLARx RLERsoN. 6plaeR,
Lambersville, \. j, nee. ), lsso-

The Democratic press of the State have
been frying to drag the financial dprelictions
of Congressman Voorhis into politics. but
have been careful to say nothing about the
still more fragrant performances Of the Dem
ocratic officers of the Somerset County Ma
tional Bank at Somervie. This is the insti
tuition from which the books of accounts con-
tanning the evidence of the rascality of the
Democratic ring of Somerset were so myster-
iously STOLEN, and from which the Cashier
lately ran away. The examination of the alb
sconSiihg Cashier accounts shows very bad
condition of things indeed. President John
". Vegbtc, in January last. swore to a state
/. ment of the condition of the institution show
ing it to be in Furnishing condition, The
investigation, which was concluded on Fri
day, shows hat at the time Mr. Veghte swore
to his statement the bank had no surplus
fund and that one. half of its capital stock
had been completely wiped out. 1t is alleged
that ex-Cashier Frech has robbed the bank OF
about $4,000 in cash within the last three
years. aeH a7sa aRHEsi Ha
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-03
G.-Linen. Blankets, Quilts, &c

No O.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-03

Eleven entire counters devoted TO these goods,
making TAO ineal feet solely for the sale OF LADIES
T2ss % Hons on eses
Fifth to sixth street. the entire length OF the state
House square, and from the Ledger Building halfway
10 the press Bidding IA square long of course there
every variety of Dress Goods from " per yard 70
per yard and oftennes the prices are from 10
y JOHN WANAMAKER.
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M.-Hats for Gentlemen and Children.

Such large stock as Is selected BY Mr., WaIton a
practical halter 20 years. reputation Is not to be
found in any retail house in the city People can al
WAYS depend getting the proper styles at the most
moderate prices. Some persons led to- think they
get Hats only in certain places though there are
only few frs-class manufacturers and these supply
all the best stores We Cannot claim better styles than
others but and do claim larger assortment and
lower prices. ,4aH feta 5uJoHN WANAMAkBR. E
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No Al
U.-Millinery Rooms.

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magnificent space of from entrance Thirteenth
street above Chestnut, is devoted to this popular part
OF our business So greathas been its tha.
have juste the section 10 occupy "a portion o
the Western Gaery for Trimmed Hats 3UfiNU4
Ladies enjoy the priva Of these quarters where
Bqnnes can be 6tted apart from the crowds I'VE re-
eeiyed this season our pattern Bonnets direct from
Paris We keep all the shapes in untrimmed Hats and
protuson of Flowers and Feathers special counter
Tor trimming silks. s,.4sg JOIN WANAMAR ER
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E.-Cloths, Cassin,eses and Cloakings

This is an EXCELLENT section Tor Ladies, because We
puy SO largely OF Wooden foods IN the Clothing De-
mis- that we can retail low any of the whole-
sale sell besides, long experience gives US
knowledge of the wearing qualities OF goods,
We sell article simply because Il will SELL piece
of goods must be intrnsicaliy good Ladies' Satque-
s and xos for Little Chidrens Clothes in great va
riety. JUN WaNAMAnSn.
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No 10.
H.-Real and Imitation Laces, Ruchings, La
dies, Cnffs ollars and Ties

In no department oil our business is the fair profit
principle more noticeable than here. People tell us
they been accustomed pay double the prices we
have OF goods marked That low prices please
manifest by the throng always selecting at the coun-
II is almost impossible to keep full assoc tment,
as the goods go out rapidly The Ruchings and some
other inade-up goods are made in premises.
About thirty hands are employed at this work under
skilled designer We copy the foreign patterns and
sell them at prices within reach OF everybody.
JOHN WANAMAKER
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Fifty years ago there was but one citizen in
New York worth over million dollars and he
was John Jacob Astor. To-day there are more
than 800 worth this sum and more.
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THE MARKETS.
Lamberlville, Dec. .. 1879.
MARRIAGES.

KNowL Es-wIL LIANs0N. -.-In Iarnbcrrille. Nov
"a, 1879, by Rev. G. II. Thomas, Mr.. William r.
Knowles OF Stockton, N j. to ISIS Sarah Z. Wiiliam-
son, Of Lambertv lie, N. J.aal 4a# ss sa4ls
HUNT Y0UNGs--Nov. %, at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev G. ". Assay Mr.. Wilson d.
Hunt, OF Harborfown, to Miss Mary w. Young, near
Woodsyille. Mercer CO., I'd.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-03

We believe this stock 10 be tho largest Of the kind in
any retail house In the city All the plain Gros Grain
and Satin Shades, and every conceivable combination
of coorings in Tin and Millinery Ribbons with direct
relations to the manufacturers Of ribbons aud able to
use such large quantities. we offer great advantages to
our buyers ..7a -
All Ribbon prices usually as low at retail az MANY
persons pay for them by the carton OF the importer
JOHN ANAMAKER
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NO, i.
aA-9ilka and YalYetss

Located in front Of the Chestnut Street Entrance
with excellent light, full stock of 100000 on manu-
all the best staple makes OF Black and Coored silks,
with the choicest and searcest novelties. = ).
10 be reliable In this class of goods Is very dihcut
thing as there such aduerat0n in silk malerias
but We guarantee all that SELL dark room is adj
's'sns'0 sA'N ''''SN Y Join wANAMAKER..
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N-Hosiery and Underwear in Department.

The large stock in this Department would stock a
dozen ordinary stores We are compelled TO carry
large stock because we keep full lines for LADIES'
Misses Children and Gentlemen. No comes in be-
tween us and the makers the head of this Depart
goes direct the French, English and Irish town
where goods made and selects Styles and often
causes the goods to be expressly for We large
and direct importers of the Cartwright 4 Warmers
Goods 5f Ft9 JOHN WANAMAKER. :
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NO. 20. 4if.
P. P,-Boys' and Children's Clothing.

Those who deal in Clothing and do not make it must
sell higher than those who manufacture We have
made this class of goods for nearly twenty years. and
wa are the fountain head for boys Clothing. We re-
ceive II direct from the work rooms own premi
and supply pieces at all times for intending
Our retail prices low dealers pay at Wholesale
JOHN WANAMARER-
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Y.-China and Glassware

The encouragement given is this new and extensive
Department decided to enlarge 1t greatly This sea-
shall show the largest and best stock ever seen
In this city We fit out the humblest kitchen Or
the grandest hotel. Elegant Dinner Sets and ordinary
Table Ware. Vases and Ornaments of every descrip-
ton, in Minton's Wedgewood and Dresden Goods
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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In this department excel. The class oil goods Sc
lected by buyer who goes abroad twice year to
get goods direct from the Irish has pop
1larzed this department. All kinds of Housekeeping
Dry Goods of reliable makes in immense assortment ut
and proper prices Our makes OF Linens
absolutely reliable. We make speciality in Blankets
JOHN WANAMAKEk.
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No. IL.
T-t1nholstery Department.

A full stock Of Lace Curtains. brought by American
Line direct from the st. Call switzerland shops
all the prevailing styles OF Curtain Goods IN Raw silks
Jute and Satteens DC Few persons know how 70 fur.
ush cheaply aud taseully The head of this depart
fnent has had large experience. and can not only
supply the goods cheaply but give ideas In style and
harmony with furniture. JOHN WANAMAKER.
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No. "a.
P.-Men's Clothing

Fronting on Market street, centre entrance we
have a splendid assortment of Suits, 0vercoats. &C..
made up in the fashionable sty les. under
personal supervision The Clothing sell can be de-
price,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-03

On the lower gallery entered by broad stairs at Jun
per Broad street entrance the vast assortment
supplies that delight wanted
for kitchen service housekeeping from the nnest 70
medium goods, at hand JOHN WANAMAkEh
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No. 20.
Q.--(ustnm Tailoring.

We have excellent Cutters to measure and make gar
mens TO order for those who IT, choice of at
least one hundred styles OF goods may be had. We
guarantee 10 ht aud do not make disagreeable to
those who return what does not exactly please.
JOHN WANAMAKER
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No. y,
O. O.-Rubber Goods.

This large department OF useful things, such
Gossamer Coats, Waterproof Garments for Ladies',
Gents and Children We the largest buyers Of these
goods in the city and prices made very low by
this fact. JOHN WANAMAKER
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~ NO 81.
" VCorsets ITndarwoar .ra c,.;.4.

V. V.--Corsets, Underwear and Skirts.
OF faultess shapes and finest finish We offer full
stocks for selection. So largo and good stock is sur
prise TO most everybody but pay strict attention to
make and material and this is appreciated full as
sortment Of Infants Wear.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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Nos IS.
Misses Coats and Suits.

On the left side entering at Chestnut street This
has always been popular part of business Each
season makes the s0ck attractive and complete
We pay great attention in getting handsome shapes
and the little children be fitted out at half the
prices formerly paid Our goods this season are
beautiful. f JOHN WANAMARER
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NoL4.l

D.--Gentlemeus Furnishing Goods
In the first place. we have 450 sewing machines run
ming on Centleinen's and Boys Shirts alone 2 W s5s
Then we have Undear, Collars aud Cuits Suspenders
Knit Jackets &c. all the little things gentleman needs
for his toilet. 6asstfjs JOHN WANAnlAhEts
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Thsis heading paft the busintss II risians would
call the large place set apart hs department sa-
Ion - II Is to the right entering from Chestnut
street splenddy fgh,ed ADD with private rooms Tor
trying on and fttins dresses; -
80 JOHN WANAMAkER.
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z.-Zephyrs, worsteds. Yarns. !,

Z.-Zephyrs, Worsteds, Yarns, &c.
Since art needlework became fashionable we deter
mined to establish at Counter the headouar
ters for Crewel Patterns. Working Canvas, Zephyrs
Germantown and Berlin Woods, Cords, etc. Everything
needfu for this novel handcrat may be had and our
skilled attendants give ideas and models copying
JOHN WANAM1KER
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No. 2.
R-Black and Mourning Goods.

Directly The aisle from silks Is this large ana
ton for long wearing fabrics in Black Goods Those
who from choice otherwise, wear black viii be as
tonshed ut the kept and the moderation OF
nrices JOHN WANAMAkER.
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No. IS
W.-Toys, Games. &.


To please the children we keep good line of TOYS
Games, School Stationery, &c.
Is. JOHN WANAMARER.
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No. 1a
M. M. N.--Umbrellas.

Besides full stock of Silks Apacas Levantines and
Ginghams, we import from Paris and London many
unique and original handles which are not seen else
where. JOHN WANAMAKER.
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NO. -

o. o. O.--Trunks, Valises Bags, &c.
Every requisite for Travellers in this Section
JOHN wANAMAKER.
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No. SO.
No. 81.

X.--Mats, Rugs, Oil-C Cloths, &c.
A beautiful stock at prices only allowable by great
outlets for goods. JOHN WANAMAKER.
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Mo- a.
N N-Gjoves

Gloves in Philadelphia here We sole represen-
taves of the Jugla aud Alexandra and Foster makes
Of Kid Gloves. 81 'f JOHN WANAMAKER.
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No 81 Has
O.--Ladies', Misses, Gents and Children's

Aiming to supply good shoes OF right shapes and at
small profit prices we are succeeding beyond
peetations We meet every reasonable demand upon
us for satisfaction In every respect There is no other
place probably in the United States where choice
be made from stock in Shoes and Rubber Goods over
100000. f;f W i5fl JOHN WANAMAkER. q
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Y. Y.--Silyerware and Cutlery.
Only the best makes kept that we cansell With
antee to give satisfaction. JOIN WANAMARER.
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No. IL.
IL II White Goods. Hamburg Edginqs.

The latest productions In Swiss Goods. Cambrics,
Nansooks IA m agni6cent variety. The newest things
rom The Hamburg looms received direct from the
kers This stock Is complete and popular because pri-
css are az low JOHN WANAMAKER.
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Ladies' Combs, Fans, Ornaments, &c.
This counter Is filled with little knck knacks suita-
bic for presents JOHN WANAMAKER-
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NJ 20.
S.-Furs.
~. - - t..

Theie goods very difieut TO Judge of and those
who buy must rely the sellers. We fully indorse
All thgosds we offer beeanseth they hasetbe close per
senal snpervsionaofM Mr.. FRKkEAEp. an old urrinr
who superintends the manufacture of Seallined Cir,
culars, Muds. Seal sacQues, &c. TO- st#6
JOHN RANaMARER.
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immediately at Chestnut street entrance with only
the finest novelties in Neckwesr, Scarfs, Collars and
Cuffs, &c. JOHN WANAMAkER:
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Noa n
y r. Perf1merv and To;lat Ar,;oin,

7 T,--FeTiumefy and Toilet ArtiCIes
On our uentre aisle are these two large counters
where in daily receipt Of the best goods In CO.
lognes, Toilet Waters, Soaps, Brushes, Combs &c A
splendid line of French Perfumery received direct
from Paris, selected by epr buyer when abroad
5att4 st=A - JOHN. W4NAM4RER +
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No 10.
K.-ShawIs.

We exhibit fine fine OF shawls of every description,
from real Indias for $500 down to the common Break
fast shaw for 81 beautiful variety of the medium
grades In long and square Styles either 10 plain sub
dued OF high coloriDgs. JOHN WANAMAKER.
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-
Emotions, Small Wares, such as Sewing
Silks, Braids &C.
This would seem like an unimportant Department.,
but the ne keep requires 26 young ladies'
all the time to wait on customers .,.yr,
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No. 40.
Mail Order Department.

This Postal Express Service sending Samples and
Goods all the country is justly popular There Is
the with the letter and postal card as If the
person ordering stood at the counter memoranda IN
hand purchase In person. We are able 10 All 1000
order letters the day they are received.
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THERE ARE NOW FORTY DEPARTMENTS.
71tiEg II 2lflE 81 lR aaIlY

No. 81.
R.-Muslins, Flannels and Dress Innings.
Every good make of goods always our counters at
prices guaranteed to be the lowest Some mills put up
their goods specially according our orders SO that
can recommend them an reliable. 2 - III
JOHN WANAM4RER.
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No. 20.
ira Fine Fur

N. N. N. N.-Special Counter for Gents ex-
aiiAs ira Fine Furnishing Goods
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80 Bal
-atiOnerv and Tancv Coode

T.--StationeFy and Fancy Goods
All grades of Writing Papers and Envelopes Novel
ties in Correspondence Cards. Articles de Paris pn
Ladies' Bags, Belts Pocket Books and other fancy art
Giles. as 81 Is JOHN MAMMA RIgR.
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JOHN WANAMAKER,
Grand Depot, 18TH Street,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Lieut.. William Watts, of the United
States navy, passed through the city
Yesterday en- route to San Francisco.
Philip Ritz, who has been a land
agent at Walla Walla, for many years
past, was among the Union Pacific
west-bound passengers yesterday.
Mr.. Dwight Corey has gone to Den
yer. He will be absent from Cheyenne
several days.
Hon. W. F. Cody, "Buffalo BILL
arrived from North Platte yesterday.
He is en- route for the Pacific coast.
MI. G. II. Terry, of the firm of Ter
ry & Hunter, returned yesterday from
Denver.
D. Fisk has gone to Colorado after
more shade trees.
Judge J. b. Blair, of the Wyoming
supreme court, returned on Sunday to
his home IN Laramie City.
u. S. Marshal Schnitger, accompa-
MED by. U. 8. Attorney Payne, have
gone to Laramie City to attend district
court now in session there.
Thomas Lanktree and wife, Evan
ston, are registered at Dyer's.
F. NJ. Foote, of Evanston. is regis
tered at the Inter Ocean.
]. d. Fraser, ESQ.,. one of our popu-
lar grocery merchants, returned yes
terday from a business trip to Boulder,
Colorado.
J. ID. Gardner, ESQ.,, of the firm of
Craig & Gardner, is in the city on his
way back to Rawlins from a trip to
Leadville, Colorado. He will remain
in town three o. four days.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-18

The many friends and acquaint-
ances of Col. Dan Crapp, in this city,
will be pleased to learn that he has got
married and settled down in Leadville,
whittier he went from this city a few
weeks ago. The Leadville Eclipse has
the following notice on the affair:
SAT eight O'Clock last "Wednesday
evening Col. D.. Crapp, late Of Chey.
enne, was united in matrimony to Mis-
Annie McNamee, Of Pittsburg, Pa, by
Rev. T. A. Uzzell, pastor of the Meth
odist church. A large concourse Of
warm friends were present at the cere-
mony. and a vast array Of beautiful
and valuable presents were given the
happy pair, among which We noticed an
elegant solid silver set, silver pitcher,