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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
4
A midwestern store touts The Reasonable Profit slogan across dress goods, wash fabrics, silk items, gloves, lace curtains, and millinery. It promises fair pricing, quality garb from silks to muslin underskirts, and a money back guarantee on curtains, with Miss Burrell inviting shoppers to compare work, style, and prices.
Hosiery display offers many sorts and low prices. Ladies’ seamless three pairs for 35¢, Lisle and Richelieu ribbed varieties listed. Children and men's stockings priced to entice. Umbrella news notes price drop and full line from 50¢ to 3.50.
A long column of society notes records visits and hosting across Danville and nearby towns. It mentions Adjear S. Shipman in Chauiam with his parents, Dr. Wan and Mrs. Stites, and locals hosting or visiting relatives through Sunday to Monday. It also notes trips to New York City, various family gatherings, Sunday schools, and real estate transfers in Phillipsburg and surrounding areas. The piece includes brief notices of illnesses, marriages, and community events, plus assorted advertisements and notices about trains, societies, and local business.
A garbled telegram and scattered snippets describe seven Glen Gardner sheep going mad and a post used in a fatal act, alongside odd anecdotes about a very large elephant, wax cylinder phonograph recordings, and a Rev G C Maltby speech. The piece weaves local oddities with imported curiosities and a General Wood anecdote.
Sarah Ann Creer Bartow died at her home in Philadelphia after two weeks of illness. Born in Away 2, Wd she was the youngest child of the late minister Klemtens family and lived much of her life in Belvidere and Upper Mount Bethel. She married Philip Bartow of Upper Mount Bethel and had no children. Survived by her husband and relatives in Getvidereye and Delaware. Funeral services were held at her late home in Philadelphia conducted by Rev. Dr. Scot of the Presbytural church. remains were moved to Belvidere and buried in the family plot.
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