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County Court.

The following is the business of the
County Court since Friday last:
Probate.-James II. Ruff qualified as
administrator Of James b. Lee. decd.
The remuneration Of Mrs. Mary G. Coine1
of her right under the will of her late hus-
band, D. E. Conner was recorded. Ma
linda F. Rosson was appointed guardian
of her infant children. VIII of Jacob G.
George was admitted with Mrs. Catherine
George, executriX. Wills Of Annie and
Sarah Wiberger admitted with Henry
Wiiberger admir-. n. e. Watts qualified
as administrator OF the estate of MIS-.
Elizabeth D. Burnett. deceased. John M.
Baylor qualified as administrator OF the
estate Of William Miller, deceased.
Local Option Election.-A local option
election was ordered to be held in Middle
River district on Saturday, April 21st,
1894, upon apetition signed by 357 persons,
purporting to be qualified voters of said
district. The question of granting OF not
granting liquor license therein is the issue,
and the ballots are to read for licensing the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors ard against.
The officers of said election district are to
hold the election the same as in general
elections.
Roads.-Road petition Of William A.
Hodge aud others, South River district,
was heard, and the land damages and the
fencing to W illiam Kremer and Others
were assessed at 5000, and the cost of con-
struction of the road at 500, making 1920
in all. Decision was in favor of the estab-
lshment of the road, but before making
the final order, the matter was certified to
the Board Of Supervisors for approval Oh
rejection.
The road petition Of C. J. Conner and W.
f. Brand for the establishment of road
commencing Oh the Bell road just beyond
Christian S Creek, through the farms Of j.
FL. and G. w. Hamilton, John w. Reed,
G. j. Conner, J. 2. Hamilton and w. D.
Hanger. intersecting the Waynesboro road
just beyond Brands Mill, distance about
two miles and a half. The testimony OF a
number of witnesses for and against, Was
heard. The Court took time to consider,
and in the meantime will go out and exam
Inc for himself. The estimated costs and
damages being about $500.
Road petition of q. d. Peters and others
in Middle River district WAS heard and
referred to the Board Of Supervisors foA
approval OF rejection. Land damages and
costs were ascertained to he 1914.
Criminal Docket,-George Harrison tor
larceny Was acquitted. George Coffee was
convicted Of housekeeping and larceny,
and WAS given 4 years in the State prison
two for each offence. He was sentenced
Oh Wednesday aud sent with Henry Shaver
to the peuitentiary.
Personally. W. Cupp qualified as No
tary Public.
The application of Colonel J. D. Lilley
for pension Was considered and certified TO
the auditor Of public accounts.
The application OF f. Humphrey, an eX-
Confederate soldier, for pension Was allow
ed in order to be certified to the auditor Of
public accounts.
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A Strange Case.

George A. Pullen of Highland county, a
good antecedents, charged with steal
ing nine books and slate from the Angus
ia Military Academy at Fort Defiance. and
also lot of timothy seed from elsewhere,
has been committed to await the action of
the grand jury. 1t is claimed by his coun-
sci, MI. W. Z. Craig, that he is of unsound
mind.
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The New Hog Law.

At the suggestion of a farmer we repub-
fish the provisions of the new law which
goes into. effect on April LIST. next. Tie
bill provides that it shall be unlawful for
any hog or hogs; sheep and goats to r'n at
large upon the public roads OF unencosed
lands i'll the county of Augusta, and the
owner of any such animals running at large
as above mentioned, whether said animals
wander from the premises Of the owner in
this county or another county, shall he
hEed IS for each offense. recoverable before
a justice Of the peace.
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finding ready sale, and there is Sonic inquiry
for seed oats and seed potatoes.

lOI ScGu Cdto anu Stcu potatoes.
GRAIN ARkETo.
RICHMOND, Mar. Wheat 5sa65. Corn-42a
1879.
CHICAGO. Mar. Wheat f. or March delivery
5sl4; May COZ: July, 62l
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BALTiMoRE CATTLE MARKET. March L.
trices OF Beef Cattle this week ranged as follows
81 51laa 4.oo
Generally rated first Quality-...... S5la 4o'1
Medium OF good fair quality."-.... 800 3.2'
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
l.j0 8 2aV
OF the cattle received SOS came from Virginia
Beef Cattle.-Trade has been dull; no improve
ment over last weeks market. The quality
was scarcely of as good an average grade as that
OF lhe offerings last week. Fer this week there
We're as good tops and butcher cattle as last
week. There were scarcely as many of them,
but they We're il tall supply for the demand for
those grades. Common cattle OF the low grades
were mora numerous and of inferior quality 10
that of the low grades of last week.
Mich Cows There is a full offering and q
dull market. Quotations $2) to $50 per head,
ana few extra shade higher.
Veal Calves.-There is q fair trade for good
stock. Quotations 4a5lAc per Id, and extra 53Ic
per Id.
hiCHMoND, Mar 3.-The following prices ruled
In the cattle market this week per hundred lbs
all gross except where marked net:
BEST. SiZo
Medium to goodv........................ 500 $50
Common to fair. geo 27j
Buls....... ................ 225 ga
Sheep.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800 q 4UD
Hogs metz. .-........................6 $50 100
Receipts-Cattle $50, Sheep and Lambs rs.
Hogs 800.
BALTIMORE, March 5-Swine.-The receipts are
quite heavy, running up l42s5 head, some 800
head in excess of last weeks numbers. The
market is not active and prices are about tic
lower than last week. Fair TO best Western hogs
sell at IS 50a5SO per 100 lbs, the latter for select
Westerns. Nearby hogs-those from Pennsyi-
vania, Virginia and Maryiand-seil at s. 81 as e.
per 100 lbs gross. Roughs (soWs and stags) 81
IS per l0o lbs gross.
BALTIMORE. March 5.-Trade in sheep and
lambs is extremely dull. The rmer sell at "a
8 &c per ID, and few extra a SIC per lib gross
and lambs at 20 a4c and a few extra at AZ c pc
lib gross.
SrAUNroN PRICE CUaRANT'
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The u. B. Conference.

The Annual Conference of the United
Brethren Church closed its session at the
U. B. Church here on Sunday last.
The following report of the Committee
on Boundaries was adopted
1st. Detach Dayton from Dayton circuit,
and attach to Halrisonburg station.
End. Detach all appointments east OF the
Blue Ridge from Toms Brook circuit to con-
stitute Prince William mission.
Srd. Detatch Red Bud from Frederick cir
cult, and this together with Friendship, Zoar
and Cedar Grove, to be known as Friendship
circuit.
18th. Detach Spring Hill from Augusta
circuit and attach to Churchill circuit.
9Th. Attach Nit. Bethel to Augusta circuit
9th. Detach Ours church from Franklin
circuit and attach to South Branch circuit.
It'll Attach Garrett Creek to Winchester
district
Sth. Rockbridge, Augusta and Berkeley
missions be constituted circuits.
Shenandoah City Circuit was referred for
consideration
APPOINTMENTS.
Sh enandoah District Rev. J. w. Howe.
Staunton-J. d. Donovan.
Rockbridge Circuit. G. S. Myers.
Augusta Circuit-O. W. BURNER.
Elkton Circuit-G. 3. Fadeley.
Singers Glen Circuit-W. Il. Berry.
Lacy Springs Circut-W. G. Childress.
Edinburg Circut-W II. Sampsell.
Dayton Circuit-W. F. Gruver.<
Harrsonburg-C. IL. Crowell.
Shenandoah City Circuit-To be supplied.
Madison Circuit-To be supplied.
Freedman's Mission-J. L. Clifford.
Cross Keys Circuit-O. W. Ewing.
Roanoke Missions. II. Rice.
Churchville Circuit-A. S. Hammack.
Winchester District-C. 2. Dyche.
Toms Brook Circuit-W. II. Clary.
BIoomery Circuit-F. Lawrence.
Moorefield Circuit-C. f. A. Nagley
Garrett Circuit-T. Feister.
Franklin Circuit. NJ. Holt.
Prince William Circuit-G. W. Slower.
Sharkmansvlle Circuit-To be supplied.
Berkeley Circuit. T. Snyder.
Winchester Circuit. 2. b. Rice.
Frederick Circut-N. F. A. Cupp.
Berkely Springs Circuit-R. Byrd.
South Branch Crcuit-J. b. Chamberlain.
l.
New River Circuit. W. Brill.
New Creek Circuits. d. Shelton.
Bishop Hott SouthW west District; e. p
Holt. Principal of Shenandoah Institute j.
N. Fries, Professor of Latin and Greek E.
w. McMitten, Professor of Mathematics; j.
A. Evans, Missionary West Coast Africa.
Rev. J. W. Howe and q. 2. Dyche were
elected Presiding Elders for the ensuing
year.
Martinsburg, w. Va, was selected as
The place for the next conference.
THE OLDEST MINISTER S EXPERIENCE.
Rev. J. w. Howe, former pastor of the
U. B. Church in Stanton give during tile
session the following about his experience
IL the ministry:
81 am the Oldest minister in this con
ference, having Joined forty years ago.
When [ started out in the ministry had
% borrow money to buy d horse. The first
year | got $3.50, and out of that paid back
he money I borrowed and some debts be-
sides, and at the same time lived well. |
After that got $500 and more, and they
we're the happiest days of my life. |
couldn't preach much, but l could make a
lose. Sometime ago When my health was |
Dad, conference put me on the list of local
PREACHERS, but [ objected to the change. |
lever intend to lie a local preacher as long
Is | can crawl
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-03-09

4 loMMIssI.lNtl3'S = LIZ OF REAL EST ATE
~ in AUGUSTA COUNTY,. NA.--PuTs.lant
to a decree OF the circuit court oil A ngtsta
ty, made in the chahcery cause Of Qnar.es >. r.,
&c. vs.: Bumgardner, j.. Trustee, &c, on the Gtit
day OF Dec. 1885, shall, as coiamssonerapp oii /.
ed thereby, proceed to sell a public auction
the front door OF the court house in The city of
stanton, on
Saturday, the eth Gag Of March, 1897,
commencing at u o'clock NJ. that valuable
tract of land containing li8 1-2 acres, .4s;ss.as
less right of way of N. Il w IL. r. .sS ssSYsassss
through it, situate in ugusta County 2Sssas.MA@
near the town Of Basic City. adjoining $SsTsssSss
the lands of the heirs of Simeon Coy
ner and others. it being the sane tract
recently owned by Nj. l.. Leonard. This farm
has dwelling house and other i'm s1rovenents on
it and lying on south River has corsit.erab bic
bottom land. Ii will be sold OF the following
TERMS-Enough cash in hand to pay the costs
OF suit and sale and the residue i'll three equal
credit nstallments, payable respectively at one,
Two and three years from he day OF sa lie, ad he
purchaser giving his bonds for the credit INSTALL
mems with approved personal security nd wi Ii
nteres! from the day OF SALE and the title to be
retained as ultima e security
JOS. A. GLASGOW,
Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bono required by de-
cree OF sale in tie cause oi Z uaries Nc Btiil-
gardner. Trustee, 4 ais. has been duly executed
by Jos 4. GLASGOW. Commissioner. Given Under
my hand this ed day OF Feb ls94
+ feb 23-5t JOS. B. WOuDN ARD. Clerk
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yTIRGlNIA--In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
' Court of Augusta cosnty-in vacation
February Srh, 1891
VIM. A. H. Church, Plaintiff
VS..
VIM. A. Bowes, Jos. A. Crizer. G. G.
Gooch, Basic City Nj ming, Manufacturing
and Land company, G, 4. Holtzclaw, W. B.
Holtzclaw, Elefy j. kurt. Trustee, and
others, Defer dants
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is to compel the specific
enforcement of a contract of sale made and en-
iered into between the plaintiff, VIM. A. II
Church, and the defendants, Vim. A. BOwles, Jos
A. CritZer and G q. Gooch dated August 3lst,
1893. and OF record in the clerks office of the
county court of Augusta county in D. B 100. page
%, whereby the said plaintiff sold to said defen
dants certain property in the town of Basic CITY,
Va, known as the Basic City Hotel property land
also Lots and in Block 1875, Lot "a in Block %
and Lot i'll Block ST. in Basic City. and inciden-
tally to settle the title to the properties sold as
afOf said, and remove any clouds resting said
titles. And it appearing by affidavit filed that
G. 4. HoltZclaw, W. Il. EoltzclaW. Eilery, j
Burt TruSte e, Medart Patent Pulley Company
G. S. Arnan, the South Publishing Company and
III w. Caldwell IL son, are not residents of this
state, it is ordered that they appear here within,
fifteen DAYS after due publieatio hereof and do
what is necessary TO protect their interests in
this suit.
A copy-teste,
JOS. 3. WOODWARD.
Richard P. Bell PC. Clerk
fen9-5t
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~ a t<kETS

There has been some improvement in wheat
but not enough to induce farmers to sell who
have been holding so long. The only sales
reported during the week have been small
lots. There is good demand from millers
and shippers at current rates. Glover seed is
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WAN T ED.

Honest, tenn perate, energetic men, to solicit Or
ders for Fruit and Ornamental Nursery
stock. Permanent employment and good
wages also liberal Inducements to local agents
Varieties especially adapted To he South stock
warranted true to name. satisfaction guaran-
teed. Write at once for terms and territory.
Address r. G. CHASE 81 CO.,
1880 South Penn Square, Philadelphia.
fec Flat
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Died..

RAINS.-Naar Sbendun, Feb. 2Sth, MIS-. Jac
Rains and her infant. Funeral services COZ
Quoted by rev. a. #. Laird of sit. Horeb.
30 ND-At the Western State Hospital, Mare
S, Hiss Fannie l.. siond, aged II years, al en-
ployee from Rockingham.
CUPP-Near SangersviIle March %, John Cupp
aged is ears and 10 months. He leaves o witt
and children. lnternenG at. Immanue
church.
LA WRENCE.-On Greenviile Avenue, March
7th, Mrs. Iuiia r. Lawrence, wife of J. VI
Lawrence. aged q years.
HHEEhFR-Near Moscow, March 9TH, Mrs
VIM. Wheeler. sister OF MI r. "ineaorl Of
Staunton. aged . years. Interment at Moss
Creek.
HINTON.-At Fort Defiance, March I'd Charl,
Hinton, ageti Is years Only son of D. 3. II in
ton. lntefmen0 at Augtls'a church
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FARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A MILL
"a Err WITH SMALL MEANS.

FOB SALE-MERcEiANT MILL, 1880 feet,
built III 1877. ala stories high, wheat and corn
chinery in good repair. II ACRES OF FER
FILE LAND ATTACH ED, aud MIILER'S
HOUSE NTH SEVEN ROOMS Situated in
plendid farming region. ! will sell at a sacri-
fee and such terms as will suit the purchaser.
Write or apply in parscn to me at Lahore.
Orange county, Va C. K. MASON,
fe 2-5m IaIiule "a.
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GOMMIS SIONER'S SALE.

John G. Fulton, &c.
VS..
The Grottoes Co.
Pursuant to decree of the circuit court of Au-
gusta county. rendered in THE above entitled
chancery cause On the sth daN OF December, 1888.
the undersigned commissioners, appointed for
the purpose. will offer for sa le public auction,
at the front door OF the court house in Stanton,
Virginia. on
Saturday, the eth dag of March, 1891,
the following described real estate in the bill and
proceedings mentioned to-Wft: .AsssgEs
The tract of land situate near sshen- sXsSsYSSAa$
dun. in the county of Augusta. on the aTEgssSass
Norfolk 4 IVES eri. Railroad, being a zSss
portion Of the Lee ID. Patterson tract, e
consisting of III acres rood and So .eeezxzS<A
poes all of which lies east OF the line OF sa rail-
road, except bout IL acres which lies on the west
side of SAID road. 10 acres OF til is land is cleared
and in good state of cultivation, aud the remain
der consists of fine timber.
TERAIS-One-tfn cash on day of sale and the
residue of the purchase price in three equal
',,al insFalments. for which The purchaser will
be reuu' red TO execute bonds with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest from day OF sale. Sale
takes place at P M.
John T. II RFSIS. ,JR
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who have undertaken it-and all of them
are well suited to twill take an interest
IN making it perfect. This can only lie
done by punctual attendance at rehearsals
AS our people already know, the opera is
TO be presented for the benefit of the Athlet
tic Club of Staunton, an organization that
furnishes our community during the sum
mer months with a good deal Of innocent
amusement.
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ZINE CHICKENS AND EGGS

Z Tine CE5ICKER5 FIND EGGS
FOR SALE.
The undersigned have for sale Bard Plymouth
Rock cockeres and single comb Brown Leg horn
cockerels nd hens at 10 cents each, and eg IS fol
setting at 70 cents a setting of thirteen.
Leave orders either with John B. Bickle at
Hughes & BELLS Drug Store. with Y NJ Bickie
at NO. II w. Frederick street.
A. G. BiCKLE & BRO,
ian l2-3m III N. Mrrket st,
NOR SALE PRIV ATELY-My farm of 1851.
L acres i'm proved farming land known as
the Big Spring Farm and situat ted on the n d
w r. Il between l4ilM:clni aud Stuarts Draft.
The farm has upon ii & residence and necessary
out buildings, all comparatively new. A.
Abundance OF good tlinner, fresh water HI!.!
and good young orchard. Price IS $40, ssas.l
part of which must be cash. the balance SCI ured
by bunds at years if desired. For further par
ticulars address
G. j. CONNER,
Swoopes Depot
jan 5-St& Augusta Co.. Va.
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M AR RIED

MYERS = DAU4HERTY.-At Valley Mills
March 3. bv Rev. A q. Me Neer, Of the South
ern VI f. church, Geo I'll. III yers to ISIS Salli
Daugherty.
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JOHN 7. RRIS, JR.,
j. W. BLA CKBURN,


Com lillssiot erS.
I, Jos. B. Woodward, Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Augusta county, Go certify that John I. Har-
ris, Jr has executed the bond required by decree
of sale tered in the OF John u. Fulton,
ais. VS. The GrHttoes Company. at th+ November
Term 1898. Given under my hand this goth day
of Feb 1894. JOS. b. WOODWARD,
feb 2}-4t Clerk.
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nas r Ffo.e fFenry Hu tcfn hsO
IIOGE &, HUTCHINSON,
WHOLESALE (IIR|OCEDS
STAUNTON. VA.

SALE OF RlGA L ESTATE
u IN AUGUSTA COUNTY, NA.-Pursua 1T
Q decree OF The circuit court of Augusta co, n
', made in the ctlancery cause Of Quar- es : R.,
&c, VS. Winter. j DIN. &c. on the 9th day of lee.
proceed to sell al public auction at he front door
Saturday, The eth dog Of March, 1894,
commencing at O'Clock z. NJ, the two following
tracts of rand, situate in Augusta ccun- .ssESsss.
Iy, adjoining the lands of the heirs OF ssagySSS7
J unathan Koiner, n d W Il r.. and s:sss5Sg
Others tract con aiming l65 acres, ~ }sSsS
| rood and rs poles, and The other e.
ract, lying on ~ouih River. and con- -HssAs7-A
aiming 81 acres. 2 rooas and 81 poles; they being
the sa tracts recently owned by Geo X. Coi-
uer. These tracts lie On opposite sides OF the N.
L W. Il H., and adiou the corporate limits of
he town OF Basic City, and will be sold on the
following
TERMs-Enongh cash in hand TO pay the costs
of suit and sale and the residue in three equal
credit instaInents, payable respectively at one,
two and three years from the day of So lie, and the
nenis with approved personal security, AMI
with in crest from the da\ of sale AMI the title
to be retained as ultimate security.
JOS. A. GLASGOW,
Com missioner.
l hereby certify that the bond required by de-
cree of sale i'll the bove cause OF Quaries DC VS..
Winter, &c, has been duly executed by Jos. A.
glasgow. Com missioner. Given under nay nand
{! his 22d day of Feb 1881.
feb 23-5t JOS. B. WOODW ARD. Clerk.
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county OF a T. uSt3, lO-Wlt:
This day w. Arthur Wilson personally appear
ed before me. a Notary Public for said county
and made oath that The whereabouts OF the firm
Of he Blue Ridge iron Company is unhnoWB
to !iant i'll the county of Augilsta or else where
and that lie verify believes the persons consfliut
ing said firm are non res dents of the STATE OF
Vrgiilla. Given nder my hand this 18th day OF
FEB 1884
feb IS 1t WILLIAM A. BURNETT, N.P.
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STAuNTON, VA, Feb. 18TH 1894.
rE,O ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-Iake
L notice, that in pursuance of the revised
statutes of Va. relative TO the sale, purchase and
survey of delinquent lands, approved Feb 2sth,
1897, Acts General Assembly loS9-9u, page lG6).
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The 18th dog Of March. 1891,
with the County Surveyor or one OF his Deputies
proceed 70 have survey and report made OF oO''
acres of land situated on Blue Ridge mountains,
II Augusta county, which and assod tor non.
payment of delinquent taxes in the name OF
.Phe Blue Ridge iron Co on the 23th day OF
zee. 1891 i, at which sale became the purchaser
with view of oDtalninss Tag Title need 10
W. ARThUR WILSON.
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DIEHL-RITTER-Feb rs, in Staunton. c. :
Diehla and Laura Ritter, Of augusta.
HARRIS-GUCII ENOUR-February %, at stu
arts Draft, Howard =. Harris and Mary l.
Gochenour, both of Augusta.
CRICK EN- BERG ER-SAMpSON-Mar Is
near Red Mills, John ID. Cricsenberger an
Mary b. Sampson, Rev. Joseph Turner Off ;ia
ing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-19
WHEN SHE WEEDS
This Seasons Bride May Have an
Elaborate Wedding Gown.
lace and Rufdes and Rsvers Are Seen ON
It-Rridesmaids Have Simpler Gowns
and Ouleter Colors - The Co
ing Away Costume.
lcoPvRIGsr. IsN1


This seasons bride has more to
choose from than had the brides of
many year back. She may relieve
the simplicity of her gown by lace ep-
aulettes, by lace trimmed revers, BIZ
chiffon fronts, and even by small
ruifies at the hips. One of the April
wedding gowns is SO embellished and
betrimmed that were it not for the
blossoms that adorn it and the eighty
five-inch train that sweeps regally
away from it one would never proclaim
it a nuptial garment The material is
q rich MORE, which is in great favor
for brides, and the skirt is slightly
draped as are most Of the wedding
gowns. The drape is at the left, below
the hip, and falls in widening box
plait, caught with the proverbial or
ange blossoms. A small edge of the
blossoms finishes the skirt. The bod
ice has gathered chiffon front, from
which the broad revers turn away.
They are edged with q gathering of
lace. The plain belt is very wide, par
ticularly under the sleeves; and be-
meath it there fall fine folds of the
MORE over each hip. The sleeves have
big puffs to the elbow, where bunch
of the blossoms rests. There is ruchs
of blossoms at the neck, and a cravat
bow of chiffon in front.
A simpler one has gathered yoke of
chiffon with the gathers caught down
in soft puffs- The yoke is trimmed all
around with deep lace, falling full
over the shoulders, in small coquilles
at the sides and in ruffie caught up
in loops below the yoke. There is only
a tiny belt in this case. and a spray of
blossoms falling from it at the left.
The overskirt effect is not lacking in
this case. either.
The tuile veil falls from the orange
blossoms that are placed high on the
head. 1t generally falls in full folds
at the back and sides, although, if one
wills, it may fall in front. If it does, it