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The Newtown bee., 1898-12-23
MRS PHEBE SHERMAN MALLORY.

Stepney people will be interested in
the item which appeared in the Exa mi
ner of recent date regarding the death of
Mrs Phebe Sherman Mallory, which oc-
CURED at La Grange,N Y. on November
10. Mrs Mallory was the wife of the
first pastor of the Stepney Baptist
church when it was organized so years
ago. The item follows: Mrs Phebe
Sherman Mallory wa born in Newtown,
Conn.,, August 20, 1928, and entered into
the life beyond November 10, 1898. She
was converted and baptized into the
membership of the Berkshire, Conn.,.
Ba ptist church at the age of 16 and was
from that time faithful and CONSTANT
Christian. AS an earnest and efficient
helper of her husband, the late Rev
James Mallory, she has left legacy of
good works to the church and her family
which shall follow her even to that day
when her Lord shall say, "Well done,
good and faithful servant, enter into the
Joy of the Lord" or sprightiy DISPOSE
tlon and active habits, the call came to
her without warning. She was stricken
with paralysis at the home of her
daughter, Mrs William n. Clark, of La
Grange, November II. One other daugh-
ter survives her, Mrs F. E Rosenberg,
Pavilion, N. Y. Her funeral services
were conducted by her pastor, Rey l. G.
| Taylor. Interment at La Grange, where
she had lived at intervals for nearly sc
years.
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-23
THE BURNING OF TaE BETHEL RAILROAl
DEPOT.


THE BURNING OF TAE BETHEL RAILROAD
DEPOT.
The excitement of last week was the
burning of The Bethel railroad station
shortly afCer midnight on Wednesday
The building was all old structure, anC
doubtless will be replaced by modeti
and convenient station building. Lie ap
pears that the fire was first discovered Dy
A man VINO WAS attending the gates at ths
Greenwood avenue crossing. Mr. Dorkii
went TO the station TO DIX the fires, whel
he discovered the flames breaking
through the ceiling just over the telegraph
table Ia the ticket office. He Immediate
ly gave the alarm, and the members o
LRe fire companies were notified shortl,
after by the blowing of the whistle a
Edwin Shorts factory. When the fire
men reached the scene the flames hat
gained such Roadway, that the building
was beyond saving. Ii was hot nre AM
the firemen worked hard TO get iL uRde
control. The flames were finally extin
guished, leaving only small portion
the frame work, and here and there par
of the siding. There was some frelgh
in the part Of the depot used for that pur
pose, but it was all saved, being take
out by those first to reach the burnin
building. The employees about the static
say that they have no idea how the fir
originated. 1t might have been cause
| by a spark from locomotive which sc
fire to the roof burning through into To
garrett, where it must have been burnin
for sometime before being discovered
| The railroad company provided tempo
rary quarters for depot ia car, locate
near the ruins Of the old depot, which hs
been fitted up very comfortably. A tickt
Office has been arranged in the Car an
everything fixed so That the business {
the road here can be carried on the sam
as heretofore, until new quarters can b
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-23
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Christmaa Sunday for the BAR


Christmas Sunday for the Baptist
church will be celebrated on Sunday
morning, this year. Rev Mr. Braman
will give his people Christmas sermon,
which will be followed by the distribu-
ton of gifts to the children from the
Christmas tree. There will also be spe-
cial and appropriate music and cordial
invitation is extended to all TO be present.
The local blacksmiths have had rush
Of work during the past week of icy
weather. Besides his regular assistance
G. L. Smalley has had R. b. Rockwell
helping to keep up with the work.
Blacksmith John T. Porter's forge fire
has also been kept burning brightly.
Last year was poor winter for black
smiths, but this winter is starting in very
auspiciously for them.
Miss Nellie Bride was able to be out,
Sunday, after her long illness Of several
weeks. Her friends rejoice with her
that her DAYS of being shut in are SEEM
| ingly nearly over.
Miss Jennings has been the guest OF
Miss Carrie May Hull during the pas,
week.
Mrs George Platt of Bridgeport has
been visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Curtis.
Mrs Perry Hubbell has been entertain
ing her mother from Norwalk.
Mrs Taylor is gaining and is able te
sit up.
Mass will be said in Stepney at
o'clock at which a sermon appropriate te
the occasion will be preached by Rev
| T. Smith.
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-23

GREETINGS.
In a recent number of THE BEE the
writer was much gratified to read the &C.
count Of the snow storm in 1889 as relaC-
ed by Ii. K. Plumb; also the building of
the HousaConic railroad, the first in the
state, which was historical and refreshed
ones memory of those days. Such ar
ticIes always find readers who appreci-
ate them. Thanks to G. w. B. of Gray's
Plain and o. o. Wright and also a score
of others who have contributed interest.
ing articles, the past year. Merry
Christmas to you all!
The Newtown bee., 1898-12-23
THE ICE HARVEST.


John NJ. Signor has filed one of his
ice houses and has suspended work On
account of the poor quality of the ice.
The late snow storms came when the
ponds were freezing. which makes too
much snow-ice to suit the trade. Signor
81 Doyle Of Dapbury bought all the sur
plus ice in Bethel. They have built
new ice house, this fall, in hopes of put
ting up supply Of ice TO meet the wants
of their customers, next year. Hun
dreds of laboring men are applying for a
job at harvesting ice and many of them
have to be turned away; only limited
number are needed.
HALF THE PEOPLE SICK WITH THE GRIP.
From present reports, nearly half Of
the inhabitants Of the town are laid up
With colds, infiuenZa, or grip. The doc.
tors are now the busiest men In the place.
Mr. and Mrs George Edmonds gave,
last Thursday evening, a reception at
their new home in Long Boggs to large
circle of friends. The occasion was one
of enjoyment to all present. The tables
were spread with q tempting repast.
The music and dancing was kept up up-
Gil the small hours of the morning. Mr.
and Mrs Edmonds have the best wishes
of host of friends. May their farmers
life be happy life. The young people
have commenced housekeeping with
Grandma EdmOnds in the old homestead,
and will cultivate the extensive acres of
the Edmonds farm.
The little Sunday school children are
preparing to take an active part in some
Of the program Of Christmas exercises,
the coming week. When the Sunday
school children take an active part In the
services they draw full house. No wet
day audiences when they preach.
The ice storm, last Monday night and
Tuesday, hindered the working of the
electric roads.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Picture DEPARTMENT.

10 Photograph Medallions. in gilt frames, "St
Cecilia, "Madeeline'' Mater Dolorosa.'' Re
duced from 25c. TO l5" each.
8 Colored Photographs in oval gilt fra mes orna-
meni on top. Reduced from 81 81 To soc. each
Dining Room. Panels. In oval frames. Reduced
from 81 % To zoe. each.
l Water Color. gilt frame and mat Reduced
from 500 ~ x1.OD.
2 Etchngs, l4x2s. gilt frames. Reduced from
81 % TO IJc. each.
q Colored Photographs. in black frames with
brass corners and green mat. Reduced from 81 .25
to Boo each.
2 Card Pictures. IN gilt frames. Reduced from
81 % TO 5Jc each.
Flower Pictures. in oval gilt frames, Orna-
IneIts on top and gilt mat. Reduced from So 90
to 500 each.
2 Delft Pictures, in oval gilt frames. Reduced
from $500 70 soc. each
Dining Room Picture, In fancy oak frame, Re-
duced from 100 to $500.
Pastel. fruit subject. In cherry frame. Re-
duced frcm 50. 81 to $500.
Dining Room Pictures, in OAK and gilt frames
with gilt mat. Reduced from So. - TO SOC. each.
4 Dining Room Panels. Reduced from Loo to
81 90 each
photosraph Of Ruth in fancy green frame.
Reduced from 81 .95 to 81 So.
Coore,i Photographs. In gilt frames with gilt
corners. Reduced from s.. so to $1.OO each.
Water Colors. in white and gilt frames. Re-
duced from 2.X to 81 90 each.
Colored Photogra phs. 1Sx22, In white and Gilt
frames Reduced from $4.25 to $1.00 each.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
DIED..

CCNNoR. On Wednesday. January 10. lsss. at
2:3o o'clock am, PATRICK. beloved husband
Funeral viii take place frcm his late re%ii,n =.
No 1919 street northeast Friday, Jan
uary q, at $50 O'clock am. thence to ST.
Joseph's Church, I'd and { northeast. whore
requiem high mass will be said for the repuse
Of his soul Friends Invited. -
| DoXoN ON the evening Of January 10; 1888; in
Brooklyn. y. Y. MARIE. eldest child "f Wal
Ter and Mary Dc2on, formerly Of Washington,
II. c.
LAZEI.I.E. on Wednesday. January 10. 1898. at
am. at her residence. 127i NJ street north
east. ELLA +. beloved wife of Charles L..
Lnzolle and eldest daughter Of James y. and
Martha NJ Burn. aged ,hiry-siA years.
AIRY 81. at 23o pm. %
pm, CHARLES L. MILLER. beloved husband
Of Georgianna Miller Tee BaunncsD and If
Jacob Il. and Martha 4. Miller, aged thirty
Funeral from hi, mothers residence. Landover,
Md, Saturday, January %. nt . o'clock:
thence TO the church. where mass will I've said
for the reIVse of his soul intcTment AZ Nj
olivet cemetery. IRichmond, Va. parers
please copy.
RIGGLES. On Wednesday. January 10. 1895 at
80 o'rlock am. JOHN HiGGLES. in his
eighty third year.
Funeral from lis late residence. ABB o street
northwest. Friday. January p, at O'Clock
pm. Friends and relatives invited Z" the ser
Vice. Interment private Please omit n"Ners =
ROBINSON. On Tuesday, January Is: is9s: at at
BIB pm, MARIA ls'biN''N. t.i' Niif -
re late Charles Robinson and daughter "f the
late Harriet Thomas. aged hfty-seNen years.
Funeral will take place Friday, January y.
from Joh, Wesley Church Connecticut avenue
between l. and NJ streets. at O'clock IN.
Relatives and friends are invited To attend
SMITH. Suddenly, On Tuesday. january IS 1885
HOWARD SMITH, in the seventy second year
Fur.orai and Interment private.
In McmOriam.
ASHTON. In loving remembrance Of our dear
mother, SARAH ASHTON who departed this
life one year ago today. January 20. 1897.
She is resting in peace.
BY HER CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1898-01-20

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-AleXander Marshall and Olivia
b. Lefoe. both of Carolina county. Va.
James X. Thomas OF Mexia, Tex, and
Maude a. Williams of this city; Alfred W
Drew of Houston. Tex. and Lotte Ward
Gregg Of Galveston, Tex; Joseph Carlisle
DeNries of New York city and Mabel Cor
della Wright of this city: John J. Bailey
of Anacostia. ID. C. and Lucy Dempsey
of Broohland. ID. c.: George Pitt and Eli
Zabeth Steidel: William T. Clark and Mary
Jane Crisp; John $. Jarrett of Herndon.
Va, and Dora II. Trumble of this city; Ed
ward .. Gunson. jr.. and Eliza beth Riecks /,
Jefferson ID. Newton and Ella L. Wilson: !:
S. w. Britton and c. Hazel Gallon: Fred
erick l.. Ncland and Roberta f.. Van Horn:
Frank 5. Barnes of Benning. ID. G., and
Mary Alberta Thirles of Bowie. Md; Har-
yey Case and Claudia Middleton.
Colored-John II. Washington ard Mag
gle Wright; Edward Matthews and Mary
+. Harris; William II. Jackson and Aman-
da Jordan: Charles Lee ard Lucy Webb:
James ". Adams and Cordelia CouZins;
Edward Crutchfield and Mildred Peterson;
Harry Wilkinson and Edna Crittenden;
John Pate and Emily Epps. both OF Rich
mond. Va: Henry Chase and Hattie Tack
er, both of Montgomery county. Nd; lrv-
ing Green and Angie Ford.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
China Department.

English Porcelain Dinner Sets neat floral
decorations. 115 pieces Reduced from s15OO TO
S12. 80 set. >' ~
English Porcelain Tea Set one sauce djsb
missing. Reduced from 81 95 to 50 so
odd Decorated English Porcelain Turkey Plat
ters- Reduced from 81 p to T5c each
odd Decorated English Porcelain Soup Ture,n
Reduced from 81 25 15c.
= odd Decorated English Porcelain Sauce Tureens.
Reduced from 9Jc. soc each
Jardiniere Stand. ch!pped. Reduced from So 90
duced from 81. .,,J to S175
odd Decorated English Porcelain Breakfast
Plates. Reduced from 15c. to Be- each
Plain Whit Covered Soap Dishes slightly
danaged Reduced from 25c to 15c. each.
~ Plain White Brush Vases slightly damaged.
Reduced from i9c. to Zoe each.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Fur DeDart rtrnent.

10 Childrens Fancy Sets. Mur and Cellar to
match. Reduced froE $3.50 to 25c. each.
6 Black and Brown MuGs Reduced from 75c.
t. :sc. each
FaR.y Electric Seal AMI Chiffon Neckpieces.
Reduced from $3.50 and So. - to 80 each.
Gray kritumer Collarette. ribbon ard chiffon
trimmed l:educed from S2uoo 10 $50.
Third fiour.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Rug Department.

Persian Art Squares. old and terra Gotta
and old and light blue eff cts 9x12 feet.
duced from S15.o0 to 50 40 each.
Smyrna Rugs, terra Gotta and light cream
effects-2. 6x9 feet. slightly soiled reduced from
$3.50 TO $1,000 each; l. TlaN1ULa feet, reduced
from $1,000 TO 5000
! Reversible Kashkoi Rug. red and canary ef-
feet. 6N9 feet. Reduced from $500 to $500.
Third
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Boys Department.

II Ali-rool AstTakhan Eccfers. braided sailor
collar Sizes ). and q. Reduced from 50. 30 to
S1.Op each.
10 An-wo0l Double-breasted Suits. Sizes !. ;,
q, =. II, - and II. Reduced from $3.50 to 81 90
Atwood Suits. sailor and REFER styles. braided
sailor collar. Sizes and ). Reduced from 81. 50
and 50 20 $l.4s each.
Atwood Long Pants Suits. coat pnts and
vest. Szes Il Il. Is and -. Reduced from 500
and ST. - 81. 30 suit.
l. Atwood Flannel Shirt Waists. laced or but
toned fronts blue and gray. SIZES ). 6. :. :. .
and II. Reduced from s1oO and S1.5o to soc.
Pcrcale BiouseS, ruiied front. Sizes 6. and
&. Rr,iuced from soc. to l2lac. each.
Third iio1r
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Shoe Department.

10 pairs Boys Calf Button Shoes. Sizes 5C-5
and Si= b-5 F. E-,iuced from 81 80 and 81. 10
To 81 ~ pair.
pairs Boys Calf Eutton Shoes. patent leather,
broad Sizes 4. = and ~. C-3L, ~, and 81,
ID. Reduced from 50 80 TO Sl.o0 palr.
% pairs Infants Soft-soe Shoes. fancy colors.
Sizes l. ani 3. Reduced from 35c. To 1Oc. pair.
second nUor.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Millinery Department.

IL Fedora Hats. light gray, slightly soiled Re-
dnced from Sl...o to zoe. each.
/ Braid Hat. light gray black velvet facing
s''ft crown. trimmed with large gray wings and
bUrnt orange velvet Reduced from Sl4.OO tn $500.
large Black Felt Hat =, facing Of black
velvet. q large black feathers and satin antique.
Ie,luccd from S1J.Cv to $1,000.
Second ruoT.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Infants Department.

Childrens ireen Coat. fancy collar. edged with
fur Reduced from 81 a. To 81 10
thilir"ns Large Full Bonnets. electric blue
anu PINK, edged with beaver fur. Reduced from
$50 To- 81 ~ each.
q Childr"ns Bengaline silk Caps pompon and
plated front. variety Of colors. Reduced frcnI
5pc. and tJc. DE. each.
Boys Brvadciuth Coat tan two canes rim
mel With buttons. plated skirt. Reduced from
$3.50 10 5000.
Brown Velvet Hat. full crown box plaited
hrinl. lined with white silk and plaitei chiffon
Reduced from SlJ-oU $500.
suI ftar
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Linen Department.

. dozen :. Napkins. Reduced from 81 80 to
81 " dozen.
. dozen 2. Napkins, cream. Reduced from $500
to 81 81 dozen.
10 Hemstitched Linen Bolster Cases. Re
dUced from 81. p To sJc each.
3 IL" Cream Fringed Cloths. with red borders.
Reduced from SEQ 10 81 so each.
s-l2 Cream FTinged Cloths with red borders.
Reduced from $250 10 81. .s5 each.
Second floor.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Suit DeDa rtmnemt.

All-wccl Serge Suits. fancy trimmed waist and
plain skirt. Sizes So and IS. Reduced from 500 80
S1pnD each.
:; Figrre India SILK Waists. Sizes "a and 3S
Reduced from SS.6S to 81 30 each.
4 Black AM Fancy TIneta silk Waists. Sizes
32 and ~. Reduced from $500 to 81 % each
Light Checked Snit fy-front jacket and plain
skirt size -. Reduced from $3.50 5000.
- fine Imported German Saxony Flannelette
Wrappers. velvet collars and cufS. Sizes IS. 40,
AZ and IL Reduced from S2.9O to 81. 80 each.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Cloak Department.

~ fine AllwOol kersey. Whipcord and Chin
chiila Jackets. silk lined throughout, latest style
garments. Sizes ~ tc A. Reduced from S12 30
ard SI5.uo tn $3.50 each.
Tan kerssy cape with fur collar and strap
seams Reduced from $1,000 500.
:; fine SILK lined Plush CaDcs. braided and fur
trimmed. Reduced from S12-J IL S6.tI each.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Glove Department.

ii pairs Women's S-button Black Suede Gloves
Size 5i,- Reduced from 81 80 to 15c. pair
pairs N"rien's ibutt"n Pearl Glace Kid
Gloves, all sizes Reduced from 81 90 to JUc pair
IT. pairs Women's 4-button Black Kid Gloves
Sizes 81. 5aI and 8. Reduced from S1.OO to zoe
pair.
pairs Women's Dogskin Gloves red and black.
Sizes -. and g. Reduced from $1OO to JGc. pair.
irstH
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Housefurnishing Dent.

fancy Round Clothes Hamper. slightly dam
aged. Reduced from 81 % TO S1.5
fancy Square Clothes Hampers slightly dam
aged Reduced from 81. 10 to 81 80 each
iah"y WORK Baskets. with covers, soiled. Re-
duced from soc. to soc. each.
Brass Bird Cage slightly damaged Reduced
from 900 to 81 2J.
Patent Clothes Horse. Reduced from I5c to
DC. " W
Wooden Knife Box, slightly damaged. Re-
duced from soc. .,.Jc.
fancy Scrap Baskets. scled. Reduced from
s.. 80 and $500 to $1.50 each.
Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Men 5 DeDar r1ment.

II Ali wool Corioueit Shirts and Drawers-Shirts
siz" ~: brewers sizes 3G and ~ Reduced from
8, - - - each.
. Su u-n'-,l House C"Ets brown and gray mixed
Sizes - ~ and ~ Reduced from 81 - $500
. large W Nhit" Cashmere Mutiiers. Reduced from
81 oti 80 40. each.
- Scarf Pins. Reduced from zoe and $500 to
%
Flrsr for.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Jewelry Department..

Handsome Gun Metal Hat Pins Peluced
from $500 Zoe. each
French Horn Back Comb. rhinestone setting
Reduced from 800 S4.GU
% French Gilt Brooches, jewel setting. Reduced
from 5oc. to 31c. each.
3 Sterling Silver Bon Bon Spcons Reflucea from
S1.JU to $1.oJ each.
Handsome Jeweled Belt Buckle Reduced from
$500 to 81 .OO ~
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Muslin Underwear Dept.

French Flannel Dressing Saclues tight back
bose frunt. trimmed with hand cubrodcred Han
h~i- E'irced from -. ~ 10 $500 each.
fine French Flannel Gown, tight back loose
front. daiutiiy braided with fine GREEN braid Re
ducel from $3.50 81. 40.
= Iol1r"d Taffefa Silh P-tticcats umbrella STYLE
four heavy cords. bouDI with yelyrt French back
Reduced from SJ.O s.. 80 each.
second f,pr.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Kisses DEPARTMENT.

II 'hildren's Fancy Wool Mixed Dresses, lined
throughout and braid trimmed. Sizes to Il
years Reduced from $2s5 to S1;s each.
Il Misses AlI-vuol Jacsets black, navy and
mixed br"wns- Sizes L.. IA and IL years. Re
duc@d from s.. 30 SlD.Oo and $12J0 to $3.50 each
~ Childrens Fancy Flannelette Wrappers Sizes
5 10 II years. Reduced from S1.0J and $50 TO
5nr each.
Thirl
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Corset DEPART

. pairs J. e Corseis. made Of black Italian
cloth. cut bias heavily bonef with real whacr,Dnc
top finished with lace and ribbon. Sizes IS 49,
Il - and -. Reduced from Sl2-5 ST .,0 pair
= pairs ]. g. turSets cut bias, l~ls"I with real
whalch"Hc. top finished with ribbon and lace
Siz.s Is. -. -. ~ and 81. Reduccd from 81 90
to $3.50 pair.
IL pairs w e. G. Corscts made Of good quality
coutil extra side stays. Sizes % ~ - and
% Gray and white Reduced from 15c. 3Jc.
Second floor.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Hosiery Depart ment.

o pairs Childrens I.isle Thread Hose dark green.
Size If2- Reduced from 5Uc. to 25c. pair.
II pairs Women's Lisle Thread Hose fancy drop
stitch pink and blue. Sizes . and 9h. Reduced
frum .ssc. 25c. pair
II pairs Infants Long Black Cotton Hose Size
L. Reduced from 25c. TO 12Jrc. pair
First floor
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Curtain Department.

pair Nottingham. Reduced from So 80 to So 90.
pair Nottingham. Reduced from 81 - to $500
l pair Muslin Reduced from s4.25 to $500.
pairs Tambour. Redut ell from 50. 80 to 81 30 pr.
pair Irish Point. Reduced from 5000 81 so.
] pair Irish Point. Reduced from 81. 80 to S2c0.
Second floor.
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Tow DEPARTMENT.

/. pairs lee Skates Sizes 10H. II and 11H.
Reduced from 39c to I5c pair.
IA pairs lee Skates. nckeed. Sizes 1919, IL
and 1lla. Reduced from T5c. to 25c pair.
pairs Women's lee Skates. clamp toe. Sizes
S 81 and ioi2. Reduced from 81. 90 to 81 90 pr.
Fourth
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Knit Underwear Dent.

Children's 'Oneita'' Merno Combination Suits.
Sizes t" 10 years. Reduced from $3.50 to 75c ca
"A Infants White Merino Vests, open down front
Sizes months TO year Reduced from 25c. to
) for .lc.
EIrsf hnor
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Woodward and | zOthrOp.
10th, SITS. N. w.
Fridays Our Remnant Day,
Our Special Bargain Day.

The plans result thought and
deaon purpose closely followed strictly adhered
every department This purpose of each week
fresh bright merchandise the low
prices reseng Friday, for the clearance
odds short left And
the choicest goods lines
quickest sellers isn't the goodness the article however but
poorness
price Shorter the length smaller the the price
accumulate rapidly, and push
prices made half and Many bargains
Fridays Special Bargain i'm 1898 Calendars.
1 ha @ " ns Tin sag sf a9" mnx % iH % s nh e n as %
2c. each were 25c. SC. each, were 35c 1Oc. each,
SOC. l5c. each, 75c. Csc. each, S1 so.
Fridays Special Bargain i'm ITEMS Gloves.
pairs Gloves,
inclusive
5Oc Pair. Regular Price, S5c
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Wormens Handkerchefs.
dozen Womens Almn Handmbroidered Handkercief
stitched and scaloped egea and designs
15c.==2 for Csc. Regular Price, 25c. Zach.
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Upholstery Dept.
500 yards 5onch Figured Tapestry furniture covering
Special Bargain Price, 55c. Yard
Evening star., 1898-01-20
MARRIED..

PLiTT-STEIDEI- ON "Wednesday. Juruary 49,
1898 at the parscnage Of Western Presbyterian
Church. bv the Rev. Dr. Wilbur Ennis
GEORGE PLITT and ELIZABETH STElDEL,
both OF this city
Evening star., 1898-01-20
Stationery Department.

70 boxes initiated Paper. I. y. O. O. T. U. v.
y Reduced from zoe. to Toe. box.
% boxes Roval Papyrus Paper Reduced from
DE to 1Oc box. ~
10 fancy Candles for sealing wax Reduced
from DC. to 1c. each.
2p rolls Tinted Edge Crepe Paper. Reduced from
35c TO 2Oc. roll.
Eirst
Evening star., 1898-01-20

Owing To its superior quality and natural dry
EeSs. without bring heavy. q. II. Mumm's Extra
Dry heads the importations in 1S:'I with a.. as
cases, i2.2b3 more than other brand.