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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
SOLID GOLD JEWELRY.

We are selling guaranteed sohi Gold JeWeHy
Al about .ns th.fd jewellers prices.
Warranted Solid Gold EGr-kings. set with extra
nue rhiuestoue-, only 'jc..
Handsome sty les at Sl.2J. Si.JG, and g;
solid cold Pms, sef with very mo rninestOneh
ats1tO. s., and $3.50;
Chiitreu's Warranted solid Cold Kings at2oc'
CAIltren's SOLID Gold Rings, set With real tur-
duol4e. garnets, and eneralds az nc
Ladies' solid Gold. Haud-omely-Chased Kings,
with real gRnet- and ameIhysi@. NJ tl.'O;
Solid cold Ring. wi,h finest cut ThinestOnes
that can hardly be told from diamonds al
G. and $3.50.
Geutlemeu's solid Gold hhuestono studs at zoe.
Handsome Heavy Gold-plate Pms aud Rings al
pc, warranted no; 20 tarnish.
No put each piece Of icwelry from the lowest
20 The highest price in neat box
SILK HANDKERCuEFS.
GENTLFNRN's FUII-sIZE COLORED-B0R-
DFNED HEMSTITCHED PONGEE SlLk
HANDKERCHlEFs al &c, positively worth
Gontl.mon's fun epinch White Hemsil;ched
SNk uGudkcrchleis az i@-.--sen oioryNAefe
az Soc.
Centlemen's White SIR Handkcrchicis:
Gsnflemeu's Fiuest W hite Hcmstitchod P0ngee
SIN Municrs. - III hes square, al 81 worm
Geut,emcu's Extra-Fine White Lnon Hem
stitched Initial IlGukorchieis, @ IN a box, at
9l51u box:
Lsdier sheer White Linen Homstitched Initial
U1rdkerchiefs. put up @ On a box. ai ~ loN
Ladies' Colore g. Hordsred Nardtefchieis, With
alls-einuioliered corners, only &c.;
sheer Iiucn uaud-rmhroidered apd Drawn
Thread handkerchief so l9'. worth 35'.
Weput every 5Oc. worth OF llandEerchiels In
neat box,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
FANCY GOODS.
i,irolr tho cheanest in this city.

Positively tho cheapest in this city.
o011 arce size scrap Albums, only g.;
100 Extra-L large size at l9c worth 25c.;
I3t size Autocraph-Albu a. &c.
~. sizc Autogrsph-Albums at l2c.
Folding Photograph Albums, holding II cabinet
photos, hand decorated, only l0c.
Large ize Silk Plush Albums, with nickel name
plate, holding large and small photos, only
5oc.
100 Lovely Oxidizcd Silver-Plated Manicure Sets,
I'm handsome satin-lncd silk plush bsx, at
fLlg worth g..
Handsome silk-Plush Wisp-Hoder, with broom
ornamentei With pretty thermometerai J0c.;
Large -ize O-namented Gilt-lrame Wall-Pocket
aud Faper-Kack at 81
800 Handsome Japanese Lacquered GloYe-
HcXes at l9c.;
Chudren's Fine Polished Wood School Compan-
pnuious completely furnished. lock and key,
atl9c
Decorated Portfolios. containing, pen, paper,
and envelopes. at 90.
Leather-Co Covored Travelling Companions. con-
tanning mirror. comb. hair and tooth-h brush, q,
eoap- and poWder-DOx, at O3c-po-iliYely
worth $50;
Genilemen's Shayine-Sets, In eatin-lined SIX
plush boxes, only 81;
Handsome satin Covered Glove-Boxes, only 25c:
Lovely Oxidized siIyer-Piate1 Comb. Brush. and
Mirror IA very handsome plush case, only
g.;
1.o0o Embossed Leather-Covered, Brass-Orna-
meutcd Work-HoXes, lined with quilted
eafn. containing . pieces, at 3sc.-posiIVely
worth$i;
500 japanese Lscquercd Gold Decorated Walters
only &C.;
1000 Long Pocket-Books oxidlzed embossed
clasp, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

Larger sizo In Seal Leather, With o1idzed trim
mlnes. s9e.;
Undressed Kid, with elaborate old silver trim
mings, tL4s;
Chamois. Alligator, ooze, or Lesther-in all their
novel designs-Card-Cases from &c. Qeather-
nnisheD to $3.50 each
e will buy o dozen l9-ouncs Silver Dinner
Knives and Forks that would cost s. in the
regular way.
Hore is sr----'--'------s-'-Ta as you could only
100. s'', >. cUTLrnT n: :,..: mos: =. .':, .,
country. Not a piece but what has our warrant
attached. The best English S.eel whether the
cost lc. or lOc.
Hero is a Cocoa Carver Set for 93c. that In ordt-
nary dealing would be n bargain for So;
A nne Rubber-Hsndle $40 Set for *22S; Ivory
for sa95; Buckhorn FOR sl46;
fi-inch Kitchen Knife, 1jc.;
Double Bolstersi. tho finest double-milled
polish, dc;
A 9Oc. Bread knife for SOC;
White Celluloii Dinner Knives, eoc.;
Double Bolstered Ebony HALVES and Forks, Si.a5
dozen;
Every kind OF Cutlery from tOZ.
A7HxsH writing-Table, with Pen-Holder' Blot
ter, Paper, and Envelopes sells hero for l2,.-
all the way 10 the Finest Russian Leather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

A7<xi% inch Gnt-Edgo Autograph Album sells
here for l9c
All Photograph, SILK, Plush, or Leather-in all
the newes, variety-seI for about one half tho
usual prices
No description can be Gison OF the myriad OF
things that nave, so to speak, Il giye-swsy-price
on them.
SEQ this silk-Plush Handkerchief BoT-!Ls5'
NOW only 69,.
Sec this Leather Glove Box, Nickel Trimming,
with Ivory Gloys-s,retcher, sstn-Lined, 72c.
Sec the silk-Ylush Dressing Case with Celluloid
Fittings, 90.
The Real Brass Caudesbras for 39c. and 5sc.
The latter cost upwards Of si.e5 to import
Brass Photo Frames for &c. and 9c.
Double Real Brass, cost 75c., for isc.
Look around for tho various wooden convent
ences-
e-shelyed Centre-Tsbles sl.5O;
Ceutre what-Sots. with plush tops, can be used
as pedestsls, for $500;
Shaving Stands 80 inches high, with oevelled
mirror and movable stand, $500;
Corner Table, with plush top. shelves. tl39;
Fan-Top Easies, cherry or oss, si.g3-besides
number Of other things;
The beautiful Rose that goes Iis way blossoming
ever-stached to an Art Pottery Vase for
4sc;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

2largc Roses attached % Rose Jar sells tof
79c.-uot one half cost Of imporision'
India Flower. Pots from 69c. to iis;
A box Of good Paper and Envelopes sell here for
S.;
A finer one in SILK Plush Case. with oxidizcd
Trimmings and Beyelled Mirror. for stss;
all prices between.
sllyorwarc. Baskets, Art Embroidery, Crockery
in Plain and High Arr Glassware, lronwsre'
Hieh.Art Joweyy, aud Haberiashery In gene
raj Everything as q present suitable from tho
infant throughout the seven stages Of lie.
GET AMONG THE MECHANICAL
TOYS.
The move OF some OF them is 80 natural that
real life would seem superfuous.
There IA no language 70 depict wha. Is for
your eyes 10 behold-no chance even OF men
t,oning the sixty-sIx various departments tha'
are each IN full bloom for your reception at this
/ time.
Immense reductions have been maie through
ou, all tho various DRY GOODS DEPART
MRNTs, but Holiday talk prevents price notes.
II..l2, Ij, and L /. Broad ST.,
erTwrKy FIRST AND FousagE STREETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
LH.a3 e1ta3.

Alsts purchase o. Xmas Cards enables US to
s.U-
80. Raphael Tuck & Sons Finest NJ; Cards at
I.. 8-. De-, c.. and ec-posiuyely worth
tuu.r than do4ne;
i,o.I G.phacl Tuck- 1,c. Booklets az Sc. 2oc
EooActs az Sc: @.c. Booklets o. l2c.; 3Jc
U.oklets at e.c. 5oc. Booklets al &c;
handsome satin Baud-ia.utod Cards from l2c
toSl:
M.fo.. .h.u's Cnulr,n's Toy aud S,ory-Books,
vl.t colorei Illustrations, as los as lc, &c.,
s-. ana uy Co .s..;
Gaares of au kiuIa. including Messenger Boy.
Nacat.aro, Baseball, Pilgrims Progress,
a.r.f prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
NIITTELDORFERS'
DOLLsl DOLLS DOLLsl

DOLLS DOLLS DOLLS
We exhibit the most complete stock of all
Minds of dolls ever shown in this ciiy.
Dolls az &c.. Sc, -, 9c, l5c., az &C, &C. S-''
3gc.. a.. 5gc., bic. SC, stc, pic, sl.Vo, sLt9,
slG5. tLs5. aud g. - These prices arc ~
per cent. less than the same articles sold Tor
last year.
Toys Of all kinds:
Boisteads Tor Dolls at . and &sc.
Cradles for Dolls At II, -, aud a..
Mechanical Toys OF all kinds Look al our
Wood-sawyer al &c. worth 30.
Drums-A very large variety Of Drums a, u. -.
70. 70. i6, 6i -, SOC. and Clio for very large
Scrap Books at TO- Is, 10, ., 81, and 500 for the 81
Tea se,.. ia China And Bh.tAnis. from ioc. 70
Wash stand sots 81 same prices;
Banks " all kinds:
Trick Dog Bans az sc -e0mothing new
Guns, swords, soldiers Uniforms. Nicks.Pisted
Clocks at SLi3-good time pieces; Alarm
Clocks at 81. Is worth s.;
Rubber fOys OF all kinds:
Casters Toy Watches, Portfolios, Writing g-De'ks,
Fur Cats Dogs, Rabbits, Goats. dc.;
Tool-Ceests ~ ., -, 40. -, 70. 81 and NC Tor ne
largest size
Furniture Tor babies:
Autograph ana Photograph Albums st sii prices;
schoo-Desss for Boys st si.z3 worth $50;
Pianos A. 45, %, and g5c.
Christmas Tree OrlAmonis IN greN variety ena
at all prices;
! Christmas Cards st 5. :. 10, IS. and 25c.;
Iukstsnds at g, %, -, and 75c.;
yasos and bisque ornaments Gt prices ranging
from &C.. 20 $50:
Waters In brass aud silver. ats, 10, Is, aud ,Dc
| Fairy Lamps 90. ani 81. j. worth double.
Rose-Jars AZ 73c. worth fi.c;
Ack-in-Boxes 81 and lOc
| Powder-Boxes a. &c. worth 5oc'
NITTELDORFERS'
! GRAND DISPLAY or SILK HANDkERCHlEFS
| NUFFLERs SCARts. pOCkET.bOOks,
| sATCHEi.s, KID GLOVES, CHlLDREN's
| gTK-TOP GLOVES, WINDSOR IlkS.
TABLE scARts IN PLUSH AND
FEir LAMBHEQJiN-.
SIX Hsndkercniefs a. %, IS, -. 81, - -. Sc.,
and sL2l;
| six Mnriiars az Sc. worth ESQ:
| silk Auniers at 59c. worth siA Itese we're
bought AZ tho great auction sale IN New
/ York.
/ White Hsmstitched Rsndkerchiefs for Gentle
I men, all unen, a. &c. worth Co.;
| A fun line OF Ladies White and Coloroi- border
All We sss is Tor a call from those wishing 20
| buv Holiday Goods Como before tho rush and
| secare tho nrrt choice. Don's wait until the best
bargains have been sold
'ELDORFER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
DOLLS.

Il is conceded by all that our Dolls are the
prettiest and cheapestin town.
China-Head Dolls, inches long, only Sc.
Real Blsque- Head Dolls, movable limbs, all
dressed. only gc.:
Fine French Bisque Head Dolls, kid body, only
lgc.
Large-Size Kid-Body Bisque-Head Dolls, with
shoes and stockings, only jOc
Talking Dolls. saying &" Papa and Mamma" only
33c. :
Lovely Large KID and Movsble-Jont Body
French Bisque Dolls from 81 TO s..
HOLIDAY CHINA, GLASSWARE, AND TOYS.
We are displaying in our basement an i'm
mense stock Of Fancy China especially designed
for Xmas presents. Large snowy articles at
low prices.
100 Barboline Vases. inches high. handsomely
decorated with raised flowers, only l5c.
worth 5Oc.
Barboline Vases at 2j and Soc worth double;
51c. japanese ROse-Jars only l9c.;
&c japanese Vases only l5c;
81 Japanese Bowls, 50c.;
over - different styles In Lamps from 25c. 70
si250;
Pretty Bisque Figures only l0c.;
Terra-Cotta Busts from 81 10 8 oach.
Animmense stock Of Toys OF all kinds.
As special inducement TO visit our basement
We Will sell
1000 boxes ~. Paints al ic.
1000 boxes 15c Paints, with lock and key, at sc.
800 boxes 3jc. Paints 10 polished cabinet box,
with lock and key, at l9c;
Children's Painted Chairs only PC.
Rockers, Csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08
REMEMBER THE NAME AND NUMBER,
GANSS & CO.,
113 EAST BROAD STREET.
HoRs,s, MULES, cows, &e.

EOR SALE.-A PARTY RE- EN
II TURNING 10 the country will sell at <s-<A .-.,
a bargain one OF the most DESIRE BILE HORSES
IN TIE CITY four and half years old tmarel;
sound and gentle for lady 70 drive. Also, enc
PhAETON, one CART aud HARNkss. almost
new. Can DO seen at ). MARkss stable, corner
Fifth and Canal streets. DO tN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

Monkey Mu1s, i0c.
OpYesum Nu1s. fl<j;
Hcaver Muf-, Sl.50;
lynx NuGs,S3:
Cnu1reu's nne Chinchilla Nut1s. fl.25;
Genuine MOlgey MGfs, $3.50 % 81.
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JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
213 EAST BROAD.
purchasers MeH make
of goods w00de reduction"
lcayvap = danudMe afternoon Opyuh

Come and sslec, your holiday gifts while tho
assortrhent "a unbroken. We will lay your pre-
scnts nslde for you and send on any day you de-
sire. We have a store-room for that purpose.
A cordial welcome 10 ali who visit our store
whether they come TO purchase or 70 be enter
tained.
Chins Dolls, Sc. to &c;
Wax Dolls. l6c. 10 fi.25;
Dolls li-inch High, Blsque Head, Jolnted Body
for Sc;
Bisque Babies. Jonted Bodies, 25c 70 81.
Bls1ue Babies, Kid Bodies, 5Oc- 10 u;
Talk!ng-Babies, si.25;
Nickel Clocks, 9Oc. TO fi.25;
Games from 50c. to si25;
Football, from 5Oc. TO tl.25;
Drums PC. 10 iL25;
Baby Cabs from i5c. TO $3.50;
Express Wagons from soc. TO sl.25:
Cnildren's Tea Sets from 2Oc. 10 N.i5
Books from &c. 10 50c;
Albums from i5c. TO SO:
Paint Boxes from ~. 70 81;
Drawing States, lOc;
Banks, pc 70 2l.2j;
Tin Sets from 81 to t290;
lamps, s. 10 fl5;
Cuspaiores from 9c. 10 si.50;
China Tea seta from s. to ti0-sS pieces;
Dinner Sets, f1lgS-li6 pieces
Vases. CSC. to s.;
Bicycles, $40 70 SibO;
Tricycies, $3.50 TO tl2
Tablos from 7jc 10 f27S;
Glass Cake-stands, &c;
Fruit-Stauds, &c;
Wine SOts, 15c.:
Wine-Giasses. 4)c. dozen;
Tum blers. lOc. n dozen;
GObeis, JJr dozen;
Fancy Cups and saucers from i0c. toil;
Cako Boxes from JOc. to 75c.;
Coal-llO1s, &c;
japanese Hankerchief- Glove and Jewelry-
Boxes;
Lunch Baskets, 2Jc, to 75c.;
Work Baskets;
Scrap Baskets;
| Infants Baskets;
Oyster Plates:
Fine Imported Fish Sets, 81 worth SIC;
| Billiard Tables, SL25;
| MGgic Lanterns. GCc. 10 fi.25;
| Boats, 50c. 20 81
| Explosive Forts, 81:
| Tool Chests, pc. 10 tl.25;
3 Bamboo Essels, ii25;
! Hobby Horses. 81:
! Toy Trunks, zoe. TO 81;
/ Desks. 81 Il:
/ Tables 50-. 10 $3.50:
| Stools aud Chairs. 20c. - &c;
! Cane aud Reed Rockers;
/ Manicure sets;
/ Toilet Cases;
/ Shaving Cases and many useful presents too
numerous to montlOu.
People out ot town In search Of useful, sub
| staniial ani economical Holiday Presents, and
/ VINO cannot yisit our establishment, should
write az their wants and their order will receive
rs prompt and careful attention as II they called
| in person.
! Julius Sycle G. Son.
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MITTELDORFERS'

MITTELDORFERS'
CLOsING.SALE PRICES ON DRESS GOODS,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, MFRlNO UNDEk-
WEAR, D0MEsTICs, LACE CURTAINS,
HOSIERY NOTIONS sc.
Dress Goods az =, 9H. II, H. 49, 10, ana szc.-re-
duced from l2<. l6s5, ~, 70, ~, 51H. and 4oc..
ali colors-plsin, striped. side-osnds, aud
plaids. Sow is your chance " secure q great
bargain m dress.
Blankets ~ s75c. g5c, 81 IS, Sis, f2.25. aud IS
for a genuine lO-3 Housekeeper
Color.d Blankets at all prices
Red Bianteis al s2.35, SO, and ts.f2 for a -
Blanket,
Bed Comforts from f5c. up;
Ladies' Misses, and Gentlemen's Merino aud
All Wool underwear ~ prices 70 as,onish all
Gentlemen's Scarlet Underwear at 5sc. worth
s5c.:
Flanusls. IN white. red, blue, and gray. 10 pisin
ana twiled, at IN, is, IS, io, and isc. for a
3D.. Rcd twilled:
Hosiery for Childron. Ladies', and Gentlemen. 10
large variety aud low prices, 70 MAKE room
Lace Curtains az 55c &C., ssc, Sc, &C.. 81 [3
a. .9s anu ta7l for IS Curtain.
An Of our Brown and Blsgcned Cottons az 10 per
cens. less than agents prices: al Fruit-oi-
tpe-Loom ~ SEc;
Towels e. great sacrihce
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III / H. PALAIS ROYAL
III EAST BROAD STREET.

presents TOR The and dHs &ra M
nfU
hiDaDe
ce W"d an" pleasure
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NIITTELDORFERS'

CLOsING-SALE PRICES OK PLUSH AND
CLOTH WRAPS.
81 Plush Garments, IN Jackets, Modieskas, and
ClOaks, at Ss5G-flrmer price fli.1j at tli.'3
for q Cloae -iormor price 1885 at slL's-
former prize s3lt0
. Plush Garmenis-manulacturers' samples-at
33i,c. on tho dollar ~
Clotn Jackets AMI Newmarkets at Si.9l. s26b,
s393 S4.l6. f5ij, sI29, ami S.6l-forner
prices exactly double tue above prices.
We are determined 70 close out this line. Can
early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

-p- Ntrlay morning NO propose e as'onish
...r ..fv iu Nlchmon1. ON account II no
u.nIncr the Cloak trade was not a. sue
....-.. s. FORMER seasons We have therefore
.,... ...plus which We moan 70 sacuhce
.... t... tr carry over. Al This season gar
Hs alfo wish 90 mention tho fact that
assortment was much larger Than any pro
,... ,ea1 We viii a't0r any Cloa6 without
.f,r.~ We nnve competent cloak In
.,..r..f1v for ihe p irposN
rar-.fs -holh mase 10 point 70 examine
or s,.rt o. Ohidyens Garments botore pur-
c.esr-.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-13
VERMONT BAPTISTS,
ApprecIative Resolutions arc Adopt
ed Unanimously.

The following resolutions, we're unsni
mously adopted
Resolved, That we hereby record oul
high appreciation of the lab lrs, charac
ter and worth of the late Hon. Guy @
Noble, former president of this tonven'
ton, with whose sffl cted family we are
in sincere sympathy.
Resolved, That we extend our CRATE
full thanks to the railroad companies fol
their favors; to the Baptist Church and
the people of Bennington for their gra-
cious entertainment; TO tho Congrega-
lional Church for the use of their house
of worship for Mr.. Moody's address; also
to our president, hls able coadjutors
from other States, and all from his own
who have contributed to the profitable
ness of this session of our body.
As committee, we suggest that the
convention also pass the following, as its
advice to each of our schools. IN order
to increase the efficiency of our labor:
Resolved, That we recommend the
formation of Home Department OF the
Sunday school IN scattered rural COM
munities.
Resolved, That, in loyalty % the
Word, we advise each of our schools to
use only Baptist publications IN the
classes and work of the school.
Resolved. That every opportunity be
taken to impress the duty and advan-
tages of total abstinence from alcoholic
liquors and tobacco.
The report of the Roll committee
showed, schools represented, 46; clergy
men present, 10; superintendent, 40;
teachers, As: other delegates, "a; visitors.
SO; total, 2O9. The actual number pres
ent at sermons has been 400 or 500. This
is the largest representation ever
raachnd
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FLAGG-,JONES,

Mid June Roses" referring to the
floral decorations, the Brooklyn EAGLE oil
the 9th, inst, speaks of this wedding, in
these terms
lone of the prettlest and perhaps the
most fashionable wedding of the season
was solemnlzed last evening at the Prot.
estant Episcopal Church of the Refor.
nation, on Gates Avenue, when Miss
Lucy Peachy Jones was united by the
bonds of holy matrimony to Mr.. John
Ii. Flagg, of New York The ceremony
WAS performed by the Rev. DIR. j. G..
Bacchus in the presence OF an assem-.
blage of the relatives and friends of the
bride and groom far too large to be COM
fortably accommodated in the rather
small building. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank +. Jones, of
1863 Lefferts place. The groom was for
some years clerk to the U. S. Senate and
is now prominent member of the New
York bar, He is son of the late Steph-
en- p. FIagg, of Wilmington, VT"
Mrs. Fagg is a tall and stately bru-
netle. She looked more than charming
in her bridal robes of ivory satin made
en- train, with embroidered crepe de
chene front, edged with pearl and silver
fringe, the rounded decOllete neck, trim
med with pearl and point applique lace;
elbow sleeves and empire girdle OF
pearls. She wore solitaire diamond ear
rings and diamond pendant, the gift
of the groom. Her long tulle veil was
held in position by a cluster pin
of diamonds, and she carried a bouquet
Of white bridal roses. The maid of hon
or's dress was of white Grape, decOllete
neck and short sleeves, with trimmings
of gold fringe and white lace. Her bou.
quet was Of daisi,s S. The bridesmaids
wore petticosts of white lace, pink and
white Louis Napoleon coats and short
lace valls. Their dresses were alike in
style and material, but differed slightly
in color, two being of a very pale and
the other two of a very decided shade OF
pink. The ushers had bridal roses in the
lapels of their coats, pearl colored gloves
and each wore a very handsome dia-
rnond pin, presented by the groom as q
souvenir of the occasion. Mrs. Jones
the mother of the bride, had on a cos
tune of pearl gray silk and velvet, with
steel trimmings and collar and cuffs Of
duchess lace.
Miss Bessie Jones, sister of the bride
was the maid of honor. Frederick A
Flagg, brother of the bridegroom, acted
as best man, and the ushers were f
Powell Jones, brother of the bride
Henry j. Davidson, Jr., James j. Fay
W. Harris Roome, William Haight ant
A. o. Jennings of New York A recep
ton was held at the home of the BRIDE
parents.
Among the invited guests were Vic,
President and Mrs. Morton; Senator
Morrill, and Edmunds with their wives
Secretary of War Proctor, General AM
Mrs. J. G. Mccullough, Governor ant
Mrs. Dillingham;, long list Of promi
nent people, as well as many friend
from New York and Brooklyn. Ben
nington people, among whom Mr., Flag
is well known, extend congratulations.
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appropriate sermon by the pastor, Rev

appropriate sermon by the pastor, Rev
DR.. Wild.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Buckley and Mrs
R, D. Otis of Southport, Conn.,, are re
cent arrivals at the Munson House.
Mrs. E. P. Wild attended the meeting
of the Home Missionary Society at Sara
toga last week.
II. S, Hopkins is clerking in j. ID
Bonesteel's store at the Centre.
The Kickspoo Indians have been in
town the past two weeks.
Mr.. Buckley was once a student in the
seminary here.
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To make room we offer the fol.
lowing lot OF SinglefOld Wool
Dress Goods, which we have been
selling at 100 per yard, marked
II IL cents.
WOOl-filling ChallieS new styles
only at 15c per yard.
Thirty-six inch wide Wool Suit
ingS marked 25C per yard.
ThirN-SlX inch wide extra quail
ity Henrietta Cloths in all COIOrs
at rs cents per yard.
Thirty-Six inch wide New Ombrt
Stripe SuitingS marked 30 cent
per yard.
Thirty-SiX inch wide All-wOOI
Checks, Stripes and PlaidS, alSC
Ladies' Cloths in new shades
marked 81 IL cents per yard.
Thlrty-nine inch French Styl(
of Broken PlaidS in mahOganyS
greens, blues, olives, ETC., etc.
marked TO sell at 47C per yard.
French ChallieS, all wool, choice
styles, at soc per yard.
Examines, Nuns VeilingS, Hen
rietta Cloths and SergeS, for Sum
mer dresses, marked 75c per yard
FOrty-flye inch wide Wool Hen
riCtta Cloths, all COlOrS, at 81
cents per yard.
New SergeS and WhipCOrdS
wide and extra quality, at $1.0C
per yard.
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to start the fund for the relief of that
stricken parish.
Thus the good work goes on. 1t is
money nOW that is needed. One dollar
to-day may help more than five dollars
a week hence. The Bennington COM
mittee suggested that the survivors get
away from the scene awhile. especially
the women and children to visit and re-
cruit away from the horrors OF the Cone
maugh Valley. This is sensible advice
and we hope others will avail themselves
of all such opportunities offered. Dur
ing the clearing up of the sites of the
RACED cities and villages the children
and all but the men employed sho1ld be
cared for away from the horrors and
'CnntapiOn
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Vergennes is>another point in the stal lie
where the resources Of the place have
not begun to develop. And yet we see
by the VergeHneS VermOnter that some
OF the prominent men Of that city al
away in Decatur, Ala, in the interest OF
the New England Building and Invest
ment Company, where the loose fun 4
Of the locality are largely placed.