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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

~ the Baby IL Cutting Teeth.
IL fafs ana ufs tisf "a and Nsitrisd Fsinety. nsa
wusloa a1ofHIsl WAR flr thilaffn iceihia<.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16

how test sarsaparilll You could If
do YOU need to test itl The Worlds
thoroughly They went behind the Ia
this saTsapaTia test result int EyerySnaSe
Of the Fair except Ayers So il vas that Ayers the only
saapaa admitted TO the Worlds Fair The committee found
the best They had for anything that was not the best
And as the best Ayers Sasapaa received the medal and awards
due is merits Remember the word best is bubble any breath
can blows there pins prick such bubbles Those others
are blowing more best arsapara bubbles since the Worlds Fair
prced the old True but Ayers Sarsapara has the medal
The pn that scratches the medal proves gold The pin that
prcks the bubble proves wind We point medals not bub
bIss when We say; The best sarsaparila IS Ayers
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1895-12-16
Bubbles Or Medals.

aBest sarsapara" When you think Of It how contradictory
term is For there can be only best aayhngone best
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-12

In many parts of Russia. particularly in
provinces remote from the populous cen
tiers, Christmas is celebrated more rs il
was when first introduced. Families.
friends and often small neighborhoods
gather at one house for celebrations The
mistress of that house at once becomes the
supreme manager Of all the services and
festivities even TO selecting the young
men who shall each be tho special escort
of certain young lady. These "eloo
tions as they are called, coming In the
season for betrothals and associated rs
they are with the mystic influence Of the
mistletoo, often lead 10 festivals where the
Olive branch joins the holly and orange
blossoms Solicited
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-12
VOICES OF THE BELLS.

Listen to the Christmas bcllsl
Nhile all the world l. praying,
They arr peaiing, swelling, telling,
And this Is what the bells are saying:
We arr tho voices Of yedas and aaRas
We are the tongues Of prophet and prit Il,
We are the lips OF the sibilaut sic, pcrs
Who dreamed of IA star III the purple east
Hard by the gates Of the mystical morn
When the Christ Was born.
We are the prayers Of the wandering magi
On Syrian deserts all level and lone
We are the chorus Of Judwan shepherds,
We are the notes that from heaven were blown
From the golden throat Of an angels horn
When the Christ was born.
Ne are the teardrops of grief and Of sorrow,
We are the echoes OF yesterdays pain,
We are the jubilant voice of tomorrow
Lo peace on earth Let thy good win reign
Sc our lips break silence ON Christmas morn
when the Christ was born.
Chicago Times.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-12
The Man That Bought Furniture,
Window Shades and Draperies before
inspecting our New Fall Stock is
sorry now.

his neghbors our customers have planned to him some
thing abou the unlimited variety that show all de-
oartmen they have compared goods and Prices the afoe
Future Patronage keep in mind when sell NJ large
small outfits; mstatements quality anything else
old styles work off We rely the plain truth and
the lowest of low prices fetch back supply
their future wants.
md Having our store and added more
OF
Enplan
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-12
BRAGG X VARNEY.
48 and SO, Madison Avenue.


heavy chair toward the mantel. When
1t Was near enough, she climbed upon it
II, = te ~ ~, 10
- - ~ "''iNe wv '"is tld' ne
Hnu nI"2h' la-l N'ar III Rome ana Ier
Whlch Il" hau pau such d price
Presently Sir had jumped down and
was surveying he stocking with the great
est pride Then the note was etrrft,l#v
folded and she Climbed r,,,, H.. nj.
again and pinned the folded paper to tle
toe 50 conspicunnsly that the winged Nor
curry seemed to stand there for ~ other
purpose than 10 hold up ragged stocking
for all the world 20 So.
And then-why. tAen She WI, living
down upon tie rug with her tbln check
on her thin llttle hand. and tn listener
heard tired sigh.
After l9es willie the old gentleman
behind the screen vcujured toHo3e Slight
~ After IA liftle longer be IAa4sd again
and 80 gradually came out Of h. hiding
place
Was that old Mr. Roherf~ uptocins
across the room TO KIP from startling fhc
poor littlc waif Sleeping Ga lis Aearlh rug
Was that the sordid Old man whom eyon
his friends had come 10 call a mere money
as he unpinned tn, little note and spread
1t out before him:
Dram sAxr. &, ,r..rzu h.,, -, oo,.,. =,
night pleas look at me. III be down On tb,. rl,e
You've never son me befaro Yau incident
give me ennYthing, hut pleas fiji the stocking
with things for mother shes sick. ted up
tne '"''s 20 my "ouia'h' crop ont ne do
''''''s7 ,,',', ii'''i'l
fof long tlhhe the OLD man sat IN the
chair before the ire Something within
hlm MAS hreaklnR the cold and selfish crust
that years had helped to form. He sat
there looking from the sleeping child To
the i9rlorh llttle stocking ana from the
stocking to the chlld. II WAS the frSt time
stocking hhd ever been hung up IN hls
house-the irst time
suddenly the Ola CENT? nan rose lie
ilileu the chid gently ana Iald her on q
couch when hau always been sacred To
MS own use ana covered her With rugs.
Ihen he went softly out and astonished
the nhSuSprrtlhg servants by appearing
among them ana ordering the carriage.
could TINS be Ola theodore Roberts, the
money machine the selfish, brusque' lrrl
'Aoie GU man 'iIs man VINO went from
store 10 store, ordering ana pa!lhR ana
spthaihR money as he hau meyer spent II
poioic. '"uiu 'Is DE 'hc Mr' h"poI's
'iat Mrs Murray Knew tiils man Whe
Wen, ll'o 'ha' sichr9olh' loiio"eu ny
eIea, h"'hpef iiieu Wllh wine anu 'hI1e-
ana mouse rem: Was TINS the man That
an 'he charitaIie ORGANIZATIONS summed.
inns man VINO drove about nan the night.
leaving pehiha MN tran u Hrls' mas
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-12

heard of II He goes to rich people :
houses, and SO I've come here and / must
see him touiRht-uh must, Mrs Murray :
l don care for any other Christmas after
this, but | must see him tonight. On moth
er's account, you know"
There was "A dismayed silence on Mrs
Murray part but presently she said:
well, come along into Mr.. Roberts
study-thank goodness he's away from
homo-and sit here before the fire til |
come back. I'll take John and 20 down
and SEE your mother
In another minute the sound of her re
treating footsteps had died away. and tie
old gentleman Ipepng from behind HE
screen, SAW little figure sittiug before
the fire, gazing intenty into the glowing
Goals
Dusk was settling down over the city.
He had not been conscious Of il mtIl ihe
electric burner above his table flashed into
sudden radiance The flash startled the
child, and he heard her moving softly
about. What Was she doing Preparing
TO steal something probably Thc>e eAil-
dren from the tenement districts were all
thieves.
But no when he venturcd to lock
again, she WAS at the study tablc-his Ia
ble-wrtinR. She had his sacred pen,
which no other mortal had ever dared TO
touch, and she was writing slowly and Ia.
boriousy. Gould presumption go farther
than that? What would these people be
trying to do NEXT
II took her long time to write the let
ter, but at last it was finished, aud she laid
the pen down with weary sigh Then
she unrolled little bundle that had been
lying beside her and shook out-could The
watcher believe his eycsE-a stocking. a
poor, forlorn, ragged little stocking Now
what could she want with thatf
She stood on tiptoe and peercd around
the corners of the inantol for place To
hang It, Finally something struck her
fancy rs suitable and she began pushing
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-12

Was nervous. tired. irritable and
eros harl's lover Root T.. has made
me well and happy. YRS. +. B. NOR-
Den. For SAFE by Geo. Z. sampson,
Corner Druggist.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-12

Remark wl en- Yea attend play or concert
how many peoI If disturb the Performance by
coughing. one man begins and the cough
seems to be contagious. III interruption Is
a great nuisance. ard there Is 10 need Of il.
Tor snyoue NAY cue a cough with the Pineola
Balsam. which costs twenty FIVE cents. It
soothes the Inflammation IN the throat and
looseus the muous which clogs the air pass
ages \ few doses q Ely's Piueola Balsam
stop a cough and heal a sore throat 2w5o
The Somerset reporter., 1895-12-12
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

To see anything to admire I'm the average
modern play enc must be farce sighted -
Boston Transcript.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
TO BUILD A TEMPLE.
Jewish Congregation Preparing 70
Great Fair in February.

Jewish Congre-- alton Preparing for a
Great Fair in February.
The glory of tie latter house shall be
greater than that of the former ard busy
fingers are even now busy weaving some
of the beautiful things which will make
the cemiBg rair of tie jewish Congregation
of the Eighth Street Temple one OF the
rarcst attractions of the season.
1t is proposed in this ever popular fash
ion to assist in raising a Iund fer the
erection of q new temple, and the work
has so far and so favorably progressed
that there is no augury but one of an IN
limited success.
The n,eInBers OF this congregation are
among the most generous of The sofs and
daughters OF Washington. They are ever
in the forefront when deed of loving
kindness is to be done, IA charity to be
bestowed, or a noble aim TO be subserved.
So their fair, which Will be held from
February 10th TO the 22d, washington's 8
Birthday, can be set down as the place
where crowds will coDgregate during that
delightful period.
1t will interest all Neutrality-suspicious. to
know that it has been almost ten years
since a fGir under the auspices of a Jewish
congregation has been held in this city.
A fair for the purpose OF eniaIging the
present temple was held in SS6 and none
since then. When they buided they build
ed well.
Tire propositions are now being made by
two committees. One is the pr.ss commit
tee. which has its office in The Times Build
ing. and is composed of Messrs. l. Cans,
Times; L. Abraham. N. ID Dyrenforth, William
Gettinger. Samuel Gauss. Randolph Smith,
H. L. West. Post; George Harrics, Star, and
Cyrus Adler.
The executive committee is composed of
Nessrs. H. King. ir-, chairman; s. Reber,
treasurer; s. n. Eeyer. secretary; Isadore
Saks, Simon Wolf, Max kaufman Max Gold
smith. Henry Adler, William Hahn, I. Gauss,
T. L. Bout. Charles Baum, s. Cans, n. S.
Meyer. Meyer Loeb, 8. Einstein, l. Abra-
ham. Alex. Wolf, Harry King, Max Weyl,
and Dave Strauss.
The executive committee meets every
Monday at the Temple, the press COM
mittee on Thursdays.
The press committee will publish paper
every day during the fair, which is to be
given at Odd Fellows Hail.
The chairmen of the committees are
historic, as they served ON the committees
of 1886, as did ;lsu Mr. s. N. Meyer, sec
retary of the executive committee.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

A dramatic performance for the benefit
of the Childrcn's Hospital will be given by
the pupils OF the New National Theater
School Of Acting at the New National The
ater on the afternoon of December 1t. The
performance will be under the patronage
of the ladies' board OF the hospital, and Mrs.
n. S. Lincoln has kindly undertsken the
sale of the house on this occasion. Mrs.
Lincoln will be at her residence, No. 1914
II street, every afternoon except Monday
between 3 and O'Clock to receive appli-
cations for seats.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Car "yy anlerer" Arrives.

Twelve Young men who represent Morgan
s. Wright came in rrum Baltimore this
morning and will leave for Harrisburg to-
night They are making 6.GOO-miIe trip
in the beautiful Wagner car Wandcrer,
the object being 10 give n practical demon
stration TO the cyclists of the larger cities of
the benefits Of the Morgan s Wright quick
repair tire. Invitations have been issued
through the columns of The Times for re-
ception on board the Waudercr Intervening.
The car IL lying at South Capitol and K
streets, instead Of 10 the station.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Notion Department.

1oc and isi<c Curling Irons, ins sizes
EEh1ay . . DC odC0
Sc Belting. in black and coiored FIJI
day. .-....-......-..-. per I'd
l0c Casing. In black, with co,ored
stitching Friday. &c a piece
Sc Basting Cotton, in black oniy
frioay --....--...---.--- &c spool
&c. Nohair Skirt Braid in colors only.
Friday 40 a piece
1oc. Dress Stays, in black and colored
4 - q do<
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Hosiery Department.

1sc Children's Ribbed Hose, black,
j sizes 5l4 to g. Friday. ....1Ic pair
25c Ladies' Hose, full regular made,
I in plain and fancy. Friday. l2lfc pair.
Il 58c Leggins. In black and white, small
j sizes Friday. CSC q psir.
I Sla5 Ladies' Bicycle Lessins, troad-
cloth- Friday. .-..--.e e0c.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
England's Naval Growth.

The Jupiter, which has just been launched
on the Clyde, is only one OF no fewer than
nine new battleships of close upon $4,000
tons displacement, which constitute part
of England's latest program of naval con-
struction.
At Birkenhead Is building the Mars; at
Portsmouth are the Maiestic. the Prince
George and the Caesar; at Chatham, the
Magnificent. the IliustTious, and Victor
ious; at Pembroke, the Hannibai and at
Glasgow, as has been noted, the Jupiter.
tenth new battIcship, the Renown.
1880 tons, alsO building at Pembroke,
might be added, and there are the big
II, ,2O0-ton cruisers Powerful and Terri
hle, building respectively at Barrow and
In the Clyde. But the nine sister ships of
the Jupiter class alone make q tremendous
the water.-New York Sun.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Mrs! Harrison Howell Dodge, 81: No. 1645
X street; ; presenissi pa's her & two daughters
from to Z O'Clock. Presidential WASH
ineton and Army and Navy circles an web
were fully represented. and the gathering
was one of the EIlkftest Of the season.
The long drawing-room was beautifully
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Dolly Madison Chapter, d. A. r. will
hold a meeting at the home of Miss Mallet
No. 1415 Rhode Island avenue. Tuesday
evening. December 10.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
The benefit for the children,s H.spi,al

The benefit for the Children's Hospital,
to take place at the Natiunal Theater.
Tuesday nom, December IL promises tS
be brilliant and social event. Mrs. Letter.
Mrs. Hearst, Mrs. Elkins, Mrs. y L. An
derson, Mrs. r. Richardson and Mrs. Warder
are among thuse who have taken ,,oxes, and
Miss Virginia Miller. Mrs. Sheridan. Mrs.
c. v. Z. Berry. Mrs. Ramsay. Mrs. Glover
Mrs. T. nj. Johnston. Mrs. Hcticire Mrs
". s. Lincoln, Mrs. s. s. Adams, Mrs.
McKeever and Mrs. A. C. Barney are among
the patronesses. My Wife's DENTIST and
" Broken Hearts will be presented at the
Acting.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Mrs. Henry J. Crosson, Of No. S19 Nine
teenth street. will be at home the Satur
days in January, and not this month, as in
vertently stated some time ago.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Use of Camptlor. .

The consumption OF campiior in the man
ufacture of sniokeiess powder is so large
that the commodity has doubled in price
Hardware.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Mr.. Charles NJ. Ffoulke, of this city,
who las one Of the rarcst collections
Of tapestries in the country, will lecture
tonight before the Geographical Society
at Metzerott's, upon the tapestry producing
nations.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Toilet Articles.

I SC. CASTLE Soap, superior quality
Y 1s4c. Dressing Combs. Friday..1c ca.
1 3ac. Hair Brushes. Friday. 19c
y 1s14c Rose Water aud GIycerine Fri-
y day. ...-.--tc o oottio
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Mrs. Holds worth Gordon, will entertain
at tea Thursday, December 12, to :, to
present Miss Gordon.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
lst Water Diamonds.
E v . r y
purchaser
0f n Dfa.

mnnd from my place is given . eusransss--
that II tho stone doesn't prove to be perfect In
color, cutting. otc.-theyre at liberty to come
back aud get their money. SPIER, 80 nh q
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Cards are out from Mrs. Charles Irving
Wilson and Mrs. Peck, of No. go Nine
teenth street northwest, for tea from
to Saturtlay y, December l 4.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Mrs. Bartlett Cromwell and Miss Crem
well of No. 1925 New Hampshire avenue
have sent out cards for o'clock tea
Tuesday, December 10.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Mrs Letter has issued cards for dance
December "a.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Cards are out from Mrs. George Whit
field Brown, and Miss Cuthbert, or ITO
connecticut avenue, for Thursday Decem-
Der II 4 to z.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Mrs. Daniel Lamont, Mrs. Sternberg.
Mrs James Lowndes. Mrs. James Mcmillan.
MIS- w. .. Cunningham, Mrs. Horatiu
King and Mrs. L. j. Sonlers are patronesses
OF the exhibition OF oriental ind nit,tiern
fabrics for interior decoration, Illuminated
copper and plaster casts at The studio of
applied art OF Miss Elizabeth Sheldon
and Miss Grace Lincoln Temple In the .'airo
1t will continue through December 2.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Linen Department.

Is do1 CSC Largo Size Damask Knotted
Fringe All-liuen ToweiA Friday. 1ec Ga.
9doz l5c sJx4I Ali-sinen Huck Towels,
with fringe. Friday. lsizc Ca
S-lJ Damxsk Ail-linen Table Sets.
Worth $40 Our price Friday. .t2 IS set
so 6yc Crochet Bed Spreads, in white.
Friday 49c "a.
lot Csc Stamped Bureau Scarfs FRI
day .....-.-...--.-.-ioc ea.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Cards are out for hop at Washington
Barracks this evening.
Miss Jane Gardner Tut and Mr. George
8. Fraser of this city were married at noon
yesterday at the home the BRIDE parents,
MFR. and Mrs. Thomas E. Tut. Vandeventer
Place, st. Louis, Rev. DR.. James Brooks
of st. Louis officiating.
The ceremony was solempized at the
Presbyterian Church, which was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion.
The brides attendants were Miss May
Reber, Miss Anna Hitchcock. and Miss
Irene Cotton OF st. Louis, and Miss Barnes
of New York. Mr.. Charles Fraser OF New
Yr brother of the groom, acted as best
man.
The bride was gewned in white satin,
combine I with chiffon, and her veil was
held byt.. spray of white blossoms.
A wedding breakfast and reception fol-
lowed. after which Mfr. and Mrs. Fraser
! left for a wedding tour.
Mr.. Fraser is a popular society man,
whose residence is No. 101 Twentieth
street northwest, and is graduate OF
Princeton, '93.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Brown, of the United ststes

Prof. 8. j. Brown, of the United States
Naval Observatory, has returned from
Europe, where ke has been for some time
Prof. Browns purpose in going abroad
was to examine the wor kings OF the
European observatories. Prof. Brown
has visited in his travels England, HOl-
land France Germany and RussiI.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Mrs. Senator Mcmillan has issued cards
for ''tea" Tuesday, December Z.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

The marriage of MFR. Edward Barrett,
correspondent of the Atlanta Constitution
To Miss JAMIE Sutherland Smith of Dan
ville. Va, will take place Wednesday,
December Is, at Danyile, Va. Mr.. Bar
rett. brother of the groom, VIII act as
best man. and Mcssrs- Howard Thompson.
Archie Bntt. and Charles Crisp, jr., Will
be among the Croom's attendants.
A number OF the journalistic friends of Mr..
Barrett will leave here Monday, the 18th.
for Danville. and q series of "a Y fairs have
been arranged for their enjoyment of the
festive occasion in hospitable DanvilIe
Miss Smith is one OF the beaut les and bellies
OF the South and is, much admired in
rett will make a wedding tour to Cali
fornia, travelling in tile private car of Mr.. c.
P. Huntington.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

The engagement is announced of Miss
Agnes Bertie Kenny. youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Kenny. to Mr.. Charles
Norton Dickson OF Georgia.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

The Elsnere VIII be the scene OF a gas
gathering Saturday evening. December 4
at which time the first or rneseason's dances
at the hotel Will take place.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Master John Ball EikiBs was given birth
day party last night at the home of his
parents on Seventh street northeast
Games were the features of the evenings
program, concluding with spelling con-
test in which the host won the BOBBY prize.
Thehouse wasprettiiy decorated with palms
and holly and a da inty table was spread.
Among the guests were Misses Folly Nor
gan. Oracle Hill, Jennie Manderson. Kitty
Davis, and Masters Johnnie Rasset. Ed.
Harley, Frankie Wisner and Bobby Frey.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Mr.. Lionel Garden and wife of Mexico
are at the Arlington.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Senator and Mrs. Murphy are again In
the city at their handsome home on Farra-
gut Square. They WIN entertain bat little.
being very quiet socially until Christmas,
when visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Grant, Will
be tue signal for number OF delightful ar
fairs.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

General Bachelor, former minister TO
Spain, has ken the house No. lG22 Yer
mint avenue. which is being arranged TOR
occupancy.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Miss Anderson. the lovely daughter of
Mrs. and the late Gen. Anderson. received
from 4 to at her h street home. Flowers
added To the beauty or The rooms. which
ke n part OF this treasure house of ex-
quisite brtc-a-brac and souvenirs OF for
eign travel.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Mrs. Robert Catiin OF 1928 Euclid Place.
Miss Catlin nd Miss May Ca tim IN a ttractive
debUtante of this season will entertain
at tea December IA. Invitations are
from 4 10 Z o'clock.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

vete on the Bond BIN. See announce.
ment ON fourth page
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Mrs. Barry, wife OF Capt. Barry. q. g. A..
is in Asheville, n. c., the guest OF her mother
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Miss Jessie Marie Lewis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vance Lewis, and Mr..
Cassell Severance viii be married at Hum
hne n. L. Church. Tuesday arteruuon, De-
cenlber 10, at $50 O'Clock.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Special 10 fer cent discount
ON alt CA1layen's Czoaks today.
BON MARCHE.
3I4-3I6 7th st. NV.

decorated with masses OF roses of every
hue. and vioietS, in crystal and Oriental
vases, many Being the pretty tribute OF
friends to the two pretty girls making
their entrance to the social whirl.
Assisting Mrs. Dodge were her Two
daugn; ers, graceful blondes, gowned in
whir-, Mrs. browD, wife OF Gen. william
Henry Brown; Mrs. Knowlton. Mrs. An
drew Dunlap. Mrs. Hcmphiil, who served
Miss Mary McCeney ami Miss Boiling.
Among the many who called were:
Mrs. Lieber, Miss Lieber, DIR. and Mrs.
Nash, Mrs. and Miss dii-Smith. Gen.
and Mrs. Sternberg. Gen. and Mrs. Greeiy,
Gen. and Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Rockhili.
Mrs. Gum in CHAM. Mrs. Sampson, Miss
Sampson, Commodore and Mrs. Badger.
Mr.. Jesse Blair. DIR. and Mrs. smith, Mss
Lizzie Sherman, Mrs. Rosa Wright Smith.
Mrs. Pitt Cooke, Mrs. John u. Wilson,
Miss Waller, Mrs. Colds borough, Mrs.
Leigh Robinson, Miss kelton, MIS-. Staniey,
Miss Margaret Eies, DIR. and Mis-. Deane.
Miss Howard, Miss Nellie Reeder, anu many
others.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Red Ticket
BARGAINS.
Dress Goods.

g pcs SIC 3s-in. Black AiI-wool Jac-
ouarda Friday :. .35c yd.
3rcs 81. % 46-in. Black Wool and Mo-
hair Stripe Crepon. Friday......gSc I'D.
pcs isc Bright Colors in Fancy Pinid,.
Friday Isxc I'd.
100 Remnants Colored Dress Goods, In
eugths frVm to yards, at one-haif
loriner price.
The evening times., 1895-12-06

Mr.. j. F. Davis and Miss Lucctte Davis
will leave o-morrow for n winter visit to
the Southern resorts. They viii go by
the way OF Atlanta.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Muslin Underwear, ChiHren's
Goods and Corsets.

F5 81. 25 Short White Eiderdown Coats.
res to3 years Friday. 81 g.,
si9 81 2S Childrcn's Colored silk Caps
ri:ay... ..-.--........-......-43c 43c
IL 5yc. Ladies' aud thildreu's Outing
Flannel shirts Friday. Sc
/ lot Of $50. Corset Covers, soiisd. FRI
6$i..S Ladies' Cardigan Jacketa FRI
0eJ .SSC
1890 Corsets, odd sizes Friday. .4sc
The evening times., 1895-12-06

The Countess de Sibour Of Farragut
Square is at home Wednesdays.