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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-02-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Joe. White has returned from
Plant City.
Fresh dates 10 cts. lb. at Trox
ler's.
L. +. Yonce, of St. Petersburg
is visiting relatives in the city.
The Racket-25oo tooth-picks
only sc.
The Oca'a had a big list of ar.
rivals yesterday and last night.
Don't go to J. w. Davis if you
want tough meat.
Capt. Finch went to DupEellcn n
today.
Look at the Racket's window
exhibit of valentines.
VIM. Fox went to Hartshorn to-
day on business.
Silver Churn Butterine at Ed
ward Bros.
Arch McIcer, of Blitchton, is in
town.
Leave your orders tor fresh
bread and rolls at the Crescent
Bakery.
Mrs. Edw. Holder, of Harts-
horn, is in town.
"Trilby," the famous play, at tie
opera house tonight.
Some new and unique effects
in spring neckwear has just been
received. Davidson & Van Echop
The new Silver Springs conrec-
ton of the Plant System, is a
great advantage to our city.
Have you a private furnished
room to rent? An ad in our cent
a word column will fill it.
Mrs. VIM. Anderson is recover
ing from a severe attack of pneu-
monia.
Is pounds of granulated sugar
for 81 at the Shady Grove Gro
Gerry.
M. M. Little leaves tonight for
New Orleans to assume his duties
as collector for large book firm.
The Shady Grove Grocery
will sell you 50 clear Havana CT
gars for eoc.
The Shady Grove Grocery is
carrying a full supply of hay,
grain and all kinds of feed.
nj. R. Cohen of Savannah is a
guest of The Ocala.
Don't fail to 60 and see tie
display ef toilet soaps at the Sha-
dy Grove Grocery.
Your only chance Of seeing
Trilby in Ocala at the Opera
House tonigh'.
7. w. Paine, of The Meadows,
is at The Ocala.
We k eep full line Of fresh
garden and flower seeds. Marti-
not's French Bakery.
A complete stock of fresh
flower and garden seeds just re-
ceived by Martinot's French Bak-
cry.
z. A. Brown of New York is in
town.
WANTED-Small house, must be
cheap. Enquire at Meadows 6
Wagon Shop.
DO You know that the Shady
Grove Grocery sells the cheapest
groceries of any house in town.
lust think and then come and
see how much you can save by
trading at the Shady Grove Gro
Gerry.
The Shady Grocery is still
selling that Peerless coal oil at I5e
per gallon. No smoke, no smell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
Ready for Chri.tmn.

Lansburgh Bros are well eou,nnea IN
meet the demands OF the holiday shoppers.
Little attention has been paid to gew gaws
and toys. the firm catering principally to
the practical. Every department I'm the
store on 9TH street is complete with full
lines, and the entire stock is better than
ever. A special discount Of per cent has
been made by the firm during the holidays
as an inducement to stimulate trade. Use
ful presents I'm every line are on hand, and
the stock Of dress goods. and all those
requisites to the toilet of a well-dressed
lady OF fashion are In profusion. Umbrel-
las, canes, toilet sets. dressing sacques
readyn. ade dresses and hats direct from
Paris are few Of the tempting speciaIties
upon which Prices are low, as an induce
ment to Christmas shoppers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
THE BOYS REFORM SCHOOL
Annual Meeting of Trustees and E,~c.
ton of OAeers

ton Of O@cers.
The board of trustees of the boys reform
school held its annual meeting at the school
yesterday afternoon and organized for the
ensuing year by the reelection of Cecil
Clay as president John L. Carpenter as
vice president, and Samuel w. Curriden
as secretary. The boys I'm the school now
number 231, a larger number than ever
before enrolled there. Only two Of this
numoer are reported as under the phy.
sician's care. The production OF the yar,-
Gus shops. as well the farm and green
houses, is reported to DE In excess OF
recent years. These industries in no way
Interfere with the regular sessions OF the
schools in the various families The work
In the manual training school, IL is saii.
gives promise Of very satisfactory results.
ne ann Is to give every boy an equal op.
portunity In this branch OF study.
Ihe board yesterday made q preliminary
survey OF the grounds with a view TO locat.
ing the assembly hail. for which an an
krcpriGtion has been asked of Congress-
me need Of this structure. IL IL commended
sIows more ana more apparent every year.
IL Is desired that this building shall COM
eine within its walls an assembly nall for
cLapei purposes and for other general gath.
erings OF all the families; a gymnasium.
wnere setting-up drills OF all the families
eah oe Mad In inclement weather and even.
ings. and also a library and reading room
20 which access can be given to deserving
hohor and discharge" boys at proper
umes. as reward for good conduct.
me, me BOARD consists OF seven members:
Messrs. N. w. Burchell John Z. CARPENTER
Secfl Clay. James f. Fitch, Crosby s
Moves, William NJ. Shuster. ir.. and VII
nam s. Thompson, who are appointed by
tne PRESIDENT on the recommendation OF
tne Attorney General. and serve without
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NO GIFTS FOR THEM.
Local shoppers With Books Full OF
Trading Stamps DisappOinted.

Local Shoppers With Books Full Of
Trading Stamps disappointed.
The wall Of the shopper follows the pro-
test of the merch liant against the late Wash
ington Trading Stamp Company. Orders
have been issued not to redeem any books
filled with Washington stamps. The ad-
vertisements Of the scheme announce that
books filled with stamps can be redeemed
at any of the company's stores. Thus a
shopper who has filled his book with Phiia-
delphia stamps can send 1t to New York
for redemption and vice versa. But no
store will redeem a Washington book.
After the decision against the company
last week the company's headquarters re-
manned open until Saturday redeeming the
books that were presented. OF course with
the giving Of stamps by merchants ceasing
there was no need for a local store. 1t
was announced, however, that those who
had filled their books could get them re-
deemed at Alexandria, where the system
has recently been put in operation. or any
other place where the company had es-
tablished store. Now Mr.. Sperry an
nounces that as the firm has lost heavily
in this city owing to the refusal of mer-
chants to pay for stamps given out by
them no local stamps will be redeemed by
the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
DIED.

EICKEL. Suddenly Monday, December H.
1897. HENRY EICk Ell. aged sixty -three year,.
18th street northwest. on "Wednesday, December
Is, ut o'clock pm. Interment IN Glenwood
cemetery. baltimore and New York papers
please copyJ
FABER. On December H. 1897, at 7:3o pm,
CECIL Il. FABER. youngest son of J. J. and
Ida V. Faber. aged twentyone months
Funeral services at residence, e05 Pennsylvania
avenue, Wednesday Afternoon. December Is at
2:3O O'Clock. tNorfolk and Richmond papers
please copyD
| JOHNSON. ON Monday morning, December IL,
1897. at 4:2o o'clock. from paralysis. JAMES
L. JOHNSON, aged sixty nine years
Funeral Wednesday morning. December Is. at
southwest. thence to St. Dominie's Church.
where mass win be said for the repose OF his
etery. =
an, at her residence. No. 1855 Sherman
nue. northwest. BRIDGET. beloved wife Of the
Funeral will take place from her late residence
on Thursday. December l8. at $50; thence 70
and n streets northwest where requiem high
mass win be said for the repose Of her SOUL
Friends and relatives invited to attend. =
LANDGRAF suddsnly On Monday pese GIs,i Is;
Of Marsarct and ibe late Frederick LandSraf.
Funeral at pm. wednesday. December Is. from
MURPHY. On Monday, December III, 1871, AT her
home. ll06 10th street northwest. MARGARET
MURPHY. beloved wife of Michael Murphy
Funeral at st: Matthews Church on Ihursday De.
cember 10, at an. Boston pApers please
copy)
OLEARY. On Sunday. December II. 1897. at
M:so an: JAMES O'LEARY. native Of County
Funeral viii take place from his late residence.
345 ID street southwest. on "wednesday, De-
Ssmbss Is At $50 tne 1rsd to iS;,.s To e.,
tend.
cenber 49, 1887, at 9 O'Clock an. MARIA,
wife of Henry and mother OF Hesekish. Robert
and Octavia Randolph.
Funeral on "Wednesday. December is from Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church. at 3 pm.
SIMPSON On "wednesday. December g; 1897. At
SIMPSON. youngest son Of Thomas o. and
Mary Simpson Of Laurel, Nd. aged thirty-ons
| years.
SMITH an old and beloved member of Gal
braith Church.
WI .s R ss sss Of
thence to G.ISrsith Church, between L and n
streets northwest
SULLIVAN On MGGday pees%ss. Is s.v ,ss, s e
Ellen and the late {, S Jeremiah Sullivan In the
on wednesday. December Is. at O'Clock.
Solemn high requiem mass nt Holy Tttnly TOE
the repose Of her soul Relatives and friends
respectfully Invited to attend.
WILSON On Monday afternoon. December ~,
1887 at 1880 O'Clock, at Riverdale. Nd, I'd
ward Hartford Wilson. youngest 500 Of Isa-
bella r. Wilson and william Wilson, aged I'VE
years, four months and two days.
Funeral private.
In Menorian.
WILLIAMS. In loving remembrance Of my dear
sister. LIZZIE WILLIAMS. who left Ne three
year, ago today. December II. 1894.
Loved In life. remembered in death;
LETITTA BANKS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
White-Charles F. ]. Federiine and Es-
telle Pauline Riley; George E. Ernest and
Maria Corbey; William H. Bell and Rose
Howe, both of ST. Mary's county, Md !;
William c. Huyck and Frances G. DUNCAN;
John W. Phelps and Bessie Z. Bailey: Ro-
dolphe Claughton and Clarine NJ Van
Horn; James E. Thirles and Fannie May
Leapley both of Benning. DC. Joseph
Z. Atwood and Hattie Lee King; John l..
Alvey and George b. Boswell.
Colored-William Hatton and Maggie Mas
sey: Frank Virgins and India L. Stokes;
Levi Ball and Mamie Baker; william Car
roll and Lavinia Gordon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
Xmas Chatting Dishes.

Never have We shown such a superb line of
Chahng Dishes now. We offer Chatting Dishes
complete, with hot-water Fans. from 81 25 up.
Especial attention is called to the
perfect Nickel Chatting Dish, COM
plete with nickel stand, nickel regu-
lating asbestos lamp twenty differ
ent degrees of heat and nickel hot
water pan and with an extra coating
on the inside pan where wear comes
from stirring and mixing. Last
years price, $3.50.
Our new price only
$500 complete.
Nothing more satisfactory, no
matter what you pay for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
Mems Umbrellas.

In Mems Umbrellas our assortment at $500 is
particularly odd and handsome. Plain and nuted
born handles OF the latest shapes. with silver
bands and swedges. for engraving.
Assorted Madagascar. Boxwood, Bamboo Ma
lacca and Furze. with handsome silver swedges
Giving a rich effect in straisbts crooks and operas
and sIaiors tely trimmed nafurals. Each. =. IS. 90
Handsome Madagascar Handles finished with
DOGS head and horses hoof: also large Ivory
Handles incased In silver nligree work. Ea 81 90
An odd and altogether new feature In Mems
Umbrella Handles IL an Ebcny I'm Madagascar
erect finished with silver nail heads/ Each 81 90
Green Buekhoru. hnished with god hands; also
smoked IvSrieS with silver dlfgree. Each. 81 %
SMOKED livery with plain silver bandS-very rich
FIuted Ivory Tusk, pointed with si!ver
Each ..s.'...s..ss''s..'.'''.. $I<-Vo
First doog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
Xmas Fish Sets.

Many housekeepers would appreciate the gift OF
a real China Fish Set. Fish should always be
served n separate plate. and set which shows
just what II was made for Is the best
We are now showing beautiful ef-
fects in Fish Sets, and call especial
attention to the new I3-piece Real
China Fish Set, neatly decorated,
which we are now offering at
$500 per set.
Other new styles up to $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
Xmas lamDs.

less %ars, fo % Lamps are here shown in end
effects cost no more than poorer designs
Tomorrow we offer eleven choice
styles of Porcelain, Brass and ONYX
Base Lamps, with porcelain or silk
shades, at the popular price of
$500 each complete.
We also call especial attention to the NEW
ebn: sso.s with
win put up in your house ready for use, at We
$2.35 complete.
Our 1ncandescent Gas Burner
put up in your home is only 75c.
Christmas
Shoes.
Useful gifts-that in many re-
spects are as attractive as "knick-
knacks." We are showing a very
large assortment of Ladies and Chill
dren's House and Evening Boots
and Slippers; also Mems Slippers,
purchased especially for the holidays.
Ladies' Plain Patent Leather Opera and One
strap Slippers. new last Per pair. ..... Sc %
Ladies' French Calf Patent Leather Strap Slip
pers. beaded. extra fine. Per pair. ........ 50 90
Ladies' Patent Leather Opera Slippers, beaded
and slashed vamps. Per pair. .............$ 50 90
Ladies' Kid Beaded Roman Slippers cut high
over instep and slashed. Per pair. 81 90
Ladies' French Kid One-strap Slippers. Louis
ANi heei. Fer pair. ......................$2 100
Ladies' Patent Leather Wei Kid One-strap Slip
pers Per pair. ....................S2 90
Ladies' French Kid Jet Beaded Slippers one
strap. new toe. Per pair 81 30
Felt Romeos with betting sole and fur trim
| ming
c1,ildren's in Red Sizes to lo,s Per pair 81 90
Aisses' In Red. Sizes II tc 2. Per pair 81 rs
Ladies' In Black, Gray and Red. Per pair 81 50
Quilted Satin Carriage Boots with fur trim
mings-
| Children's Sizes to ION. Per pair. 81 90
Misses. Sizes II to 2. Per pair. .... 81 IS
Ladies' Black Brocade Cloth and Velvet Carriage
Boots. quilted satin and fur lined. Per pair s. 80
Fine Wei Kid and Patent Leather One strap
slippers for evening wear
Sizes 8 to 8. Per pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Sizes ~ to 10Y. Per pair. 81, %
Sizes IL to 2 Per pair 81 80
Bengaline Slk Juliettes quilted satin Inning and
| fur trimmings in Black, Pink, Canary. Lavender,
Blue and fancy Roman PIaids. Per pair. - 50
The same made to order in any color and ma
terial Per pair -. so
Mems Slippers.
| Mems Genuine Alligator Slippers. hand sewed,
opera cut. channels lined. Per pair. e 50
Mems Russia Calf and Wei Kid Faust Slippers,
kid lined. hand sewed Per pair. -. 60
i Mems Russia Calf Opera Slippers, channels lined.
hand sewed. Per pair. ...................$2.O 90
Mems Fine Black Wei Kid slippers, new toe,
channels lined. hand sewed. Regular value, s. 80.
Per pair. 50. 90
Mems Fine Dark Tan Wei Kid Slippers, kid
tined. hand sewed. opera toe. Per pair. 81 90
Mems Fine Wei Kid Slippers. Everett cut. kid
lined. Per pair. 90
Boys and Children's Slippers.
Boys Slippers. hand sewed, channels lined.
| Sizes ~ to ~. Per pair. 81. rs
| Sizes II to 2-no heel. Per pair. ........ 81 %
| Children's Red and Maroon Goat Slippers, patept
leather trimmed opera cut, no heel. Shes 10
l0s4 P8 PAR. - 90
Second 6Oor. H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
Christmas
Umbrellas.

An Umbrella is almost as safe
gift as handkerchiefs. Our Christ
mas display surpasses that of any
season gone. 1t deals with richer
umbrella beauty, rarer umbrella ele-
gance, than it ever did yet. Dainty"
is the general description-even the
low priced are essentially neat.
Prices run from ST. 90 up. Atten-
ton is asked to the finer sorts to-
day. Name or initial engraved on all
Umbrellas from $2oo up.
Ladies' Umbrellas.
A great variety of styles in UNI
brellas at $500. Those which are
especially worthy of notice are:
Long Clcisonne Handles in light blue green and
brown colorings- Each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Plain Gold KnObs with amethyst and emerald
colorcd jexeled tops Each. ...--......-...$S %
Long Smoked Ivory Handles. elaborateiy trim
Flat tiold Knobs. decorated with green enamel
space for monogram. Each Observation-Disclosures IS 90
Princess Of Wales Handes-in solid ebony.
Long chased Gold Caps with jeweied tops. or, on
polished handles Each ...-.-....-.-.......S SO. %
migree-odd shapes: also Flat Dresdens with
han.,some deeoru ton. Each. Observation-Disclosures 50
Solid Peal Handles with silver caps. set with
Green Pearl Handles. finished with large gold
ball decorated with green enamel-Ereen taffeta
Straight Handles of chased solid silver silver.
Solid Handles Of tigers eye. finished at the
Princess Of Wales effect Of solid silver beau
tfuly chased Eacn. -.-.....-.-.....$l 3d. 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
Xrmas 5=O'cl0ck Tea Kettles

Modern up-to-date shapes and effects are now
shown at the same prices poorer designs. Our
new line is wonderfully complete
We invite an early inspection and
call especial attention to the Brass
and Copper 5 O'clock Tea Kettles
we are now showing with Asbestos
Lamps and Stands to match at only
$I.25 each.
Many other new styles up to $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
Xmas Ice Cream Sets.

Dainty Ice Cream Sets offered in both
German and French China at heretofore unheard-of
low prices
Tomorrow, one lot of choice new
Ice Cream Sets, in dainty pink de-
sign and complete I3-piece assort-
ment, for only
$3.50 per set.
Other sets from SI75 to $500 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
Dinner Postponed,

Desiring to have longer time in which to
make preparations for their free Christi
mas dinner for the poor. the Salvation
Army has changed the date from the I'D
to the 10Th. This will in no way interfere
With the me citing to be held in the Wesley
Chapel tomorrow evening
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SILK each
Xmas Lemonade Sets.

more appropriate and useful gift is hard to
Ino than one Of our new complete Punch or
lemonade Sets. Our own importation and I'M
e'luaea Tor style and finish. Only n limited
quantity. and no more to he had this year
These sets include Glass Covered
Punch Bowl, with glass ladle to
match, one dozen handled Punch
Cups, complete on Glass Tray, and
are offered at the popular price of
$500 Der set
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MARRIED,

HORN. On Tuesday, Decem-
Der Ia, 1897, by the Rev. Wallace Radcliffe,
ID. D., RODOIPHE CLAUGHTON to CLARlSE
NJ VAN HORN. No cards. New York and
Philadelphia papers please copy)
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Xmas Salad Dishes.

Many one-of-a-kind Salads, in
new and artistic designs, at extreme
ly low prices. We invite special at
tention to the new effects we are now
offering in choice qualities at only
SI.5o each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
Xmas Dinner Sets.

Every housekeeper delights in choice China. Our
Dinner Sets in Austrian and French China
offer rare chances for the gift of fine China at
lower prices than like qualities AMI designs have
ever been offered.
Included many one-of- a-kind styles wnicn
cannot be duplicated elsewhere.
We call attention to Our AUS
TRAN CHINA DINNER SETS
in complete Ioo-piece assortment, in
Guiding Soup Tureen, Soup Plates,
etc, which we are now offering in
two exquisite colorings, at
$500 per set.
Also one crate Of LIMOGES CHINA DINNER
SETS in two beautiful designs two colorings
and dainty Effects in complete l00-piece assert
Ment including Soup Tureen. Soup Plates. etc, at
$4,000 per set.
Other sets from S5.95 to $500 each.
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Xmas Tea Sets.

Our line o. real China Tea Sets Is remarkable
for TIE fact that offering dainty choice
dos signs In lower priced goods. Our real
China Tea Sets range in price from $500 to
$3.50.
We invite especial attention to the
handsome French China Tea Sets in
two shapes and dainty designs, which
we will offer tomorrow and while
they last at
5000 per set.
These are the last of our auction
sets, and are $500 values.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-14
Xmas Smoking Sets.

New smoking Sets on stands have Just been
received and are complete and well finished They
take up little room and make an unexceiled pres
ent for smoker. P"
We call especial attention to the
new complete sets on stands we are
now offering at
$2.25 each.
Other Smoking Sets from ST 90 to
$500 each.
Xmas Scrap Baskets.
We oner new Baskets in a great variety of
shapes and coorngs and never has 40 i;ttIe
money bought such fine quality Baskets
tomorrow we offer one lot of
choicely made fancy German Scrap
and Waste Paper Baskets, in y
styles, at the popular price of
soc. each.
Other Baskets from SC. to $3.50.
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$.64 for Apiece Outfit.

%o'ozF fO1 4PleCt Outnt,
Consisting of Cream Bedford Cord
Short Coat, in 5 pretty styles-Em-
broidered Silk Cap-Hand-knit Nit
tens-Drawer Leggins.
Second floor.
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Practical Xmas Cliffs
New Xmas Toilet Sets

@ some room in the home may need u new Toilet
SET Our 127 different styles offer an Immense
variety OF colprings and designs and never before
nave such fne effects ana artistic shapes been
coupled with such little prices.
We call especial attention to the
large line of uniquely shaped Toilet
Sets, in complete I2-piece combina-
ton, including large jar and in great
variety of dainty decorations and COL
orings. $500 used to buy nothing
better. Our 1897 price is
$3.50 per complete set.
Also one crate of new Toilet Sets.
with large jars. The best ever offered
for
$500 per set.
Dickens Ware Jardinieres
Dickens ware is made by the pottery that
makes innyuda. 1t is famous for its fne finish
formerly been very high. ~ 'A'
We offer tomorrow one lot of
Genuine Dickens Ware Jardinieres.
IN several colorings, at the unusually
low price OF
$I.5o each.
Other Jardinieres from 1oc. to
$500 each.
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Xmas Scrap Baskets.
Outdoor Outfits
For the Baby.
Pretty Gifts for Xmas.
S.4o for Apiece Outfit

$6.4o for apiece Outfit,
Consisting of Cream Bedford Cord
Long Coat, with pointed collar, trim
med with ruff1e and novelty braid
embroidered Silk Cape-Hand-knit
Mlttens-Shetland Wool Veil.