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The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Hobart G. Warner left for Chicago on Thursday, where he expects to pass the winter, stopping with his brother, Paul B. Warmer.
The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04

Ehuh.a~ Garrison has brou -rrlou-ly il fal week out IA Uri;cvcJ to be- on Jh, road .o recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
A DISTRESSING FATALITY.
Mr.. Frank w. Chamberiayne, of This
City, Killed In Arizona.

The distressing news was received in
this city yesterday OF the sudden death.
on Friday. at Glsbe. Ariz.. OF Francis
West Chamberlayne. Jr., formerly Of
this city.
Mr.. Chamberlayne was in the Goth year
Of his age. and was a son OF Captain
Frank W. Chamberlayne. For several
years deceased was engaged in mercan-
tile pursuits here. but later had employ
ment In connection with the Eighth
street tunnel. Recently, he was en-
gagged in Arizona In connection with the
engineering operations In a silver-mine,
and. while details OF his death are want
ing, il is considered probable that he
was killed by some accident in the mine.
The body will be temporarily inferred
at Glebe. with a view OF removal here
later.
Young Chamberlayne was a thoroughly
good-hearted and kindly gentleman. His
disposition was anectionate, and made
him friends wherever he went. His
death comes as stunning blow to his
mother and father. who in this hour of
poignant distress have the sympathles
OF all our people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
LODGE OF SORROW.
BEAUTIFUL and solemn Service of the
Scottish Riters This Afternoon.

The lodge OF sorrow to he held thl,
afternoon at o'clock at ST. Adams Hal
under the auspices OF Lbertss Lodge OF
Perfection. no. ), Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite OF Freemasonry. will be
an event in the history OF the fraternity
in Richmond. This will be the second
lodge OF sorrow ever held by this body
The first was few years ago. when Rev
DR.. Carmichael was venerable master.
Rev. DR.. Fair is venerable master this
year, and as such will conduct the solemn
ceremonies. He viii deliver short dis
course fitting the occasion. The ritual
for a lodge Of sorrow is singulariy beau
tiful and impressive, having been elabo-
rated by the late Albert Pike. for many
years the Grand Commander Of the Scot
fish Rite OF Masons.
The music this afternoon will be very
fine. Professor Jacob Reinhardt, the
Scottish Rite organist, will have a quar-
tette choir, composed Of Miss Porter. Miss
Meade, Mr.. Cloves, and Mr.. Cardoza.
These vocalists will render a number OF
appropriate hymns, and Captain Cum
bingham, himself a Scottish Rite Mason,
VIII sing beautiful solo.
The entire service will consume from
an hour and a quarter to an hour and a
half.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

Ladies' who take pride In the proper
preparation OF food that is set before
them on their tables have been much
interested in Professor Bliss hot-air
method OF canning fruits. His lectures
in Pittsburg. Wheeling, Chicago. and
other cities have been well attended.
and the greatest interest has been shown
in the details OF the work. Professor
Bits Is endorsed by the management OF
the Womans Exchange, and some OF
our leading expert Gamers OF the
United States. Messrs. Flaccus Bro
TIERS who are among tho leading can
ners OF this country. say: "Blits's meth
DDS OF canning fruits and vegetables
by hot air and steam are a great i'm
provement over the old methods. They
are simple and practical and keep fruit
more whole and natural" my lo-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
UNEQUALLED BARGAINS IN SHORT
LENGTHS

1000 yards Fine Printed Dimities to 10
yards, Toe. grade. ................4a,c.
loo yards Sheer Stripe and Fine Checked
Nhite Dimities, TO 10 yards. 2Oc.
''''''''''''''''''.s... &C.
l'Wo yards Extra Fine Nainsook Checked
Muslins, to 10 yards, lie. grade. exc.
No. $500 yards Sheer Fine India
Lnons, TO yards. 10c. grade. e. &C..
No $500 yards Sheer Fine India
Lnons, to yards. 12l9c. grade. SIC.
NO. $500 yards Sheer Fine India
Linons, TO yards. zoe. grade. lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
Secretary Crafts Mt the v NJ e. A.

Mr.. William +. Crafts's lecture this
afternoon at the Young Mems Christian
Association promises TO be a most in
teresting event. The subject will be BE
fore the Lost Arts" and fifty scientific
cartoons will be used by Mr. Crafts A
musical programme viii be rendered
during the afternoon by Mr.. Stuart Hop
kins' Mr.. G. Burton Mountcastle, and
MISS NJ A Harrison. Admission will be
by ticket only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
pRIyTrp Goons uaRGAINs

Yvette Batiste Lawns. beautiful designs,
90. Ndiutssss ssssssssssssss sssssssssss soNs
Special designs In Dimities, Zoe. value. &c.
Jaconette Duchess, newest linen effects,
12iac. elsewhere; our price. .I0ikc
Croisette Dimities, Batiste Linens. Cordele
Marquise, all entirely new effects. l2izc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
A FEW WORDS TO THE EXCURSIONISTS

month on similar occasion, welcomed STRANGERS
to store with flood OF low prices before PREVAILING in
of departments Our efforts thoroughly apnre
sentative the market search for only such articles as coud ne
sold below the usual prevailing prices Read our lists study
prices, then make our house yourheadquarters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
DLACK SATINE.

A special purchase Of 100 yards Finest
Henrietta Finish, fun 40 inches wide.
and worth Doc. per Fundamentals.
Also another grade, worth PFC,
lor''''' ..''..'. .............. ........S l-5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
Some Great Biz Values at Little Bits Of Prices

Scissors will rust machines clog up and fingers forget
their cunning long ymade Suits Skirts and Waists
can be sold such prices these You buy here in
confidence You take rsks-you chances. We
know we buy right. You know sell right
and
s.
back
pick S.
81
n choice patterns
size sleeves: 81
in
Whie lace
Syleh gh lace 'front.'
own each
in
pick, N&
Paraso Light Blue Navy Red Pink and White China Silk
bargan -5
sic
argan
price-&c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
An Important Meeting.

The Richmond Grays' Veteran Asso-
citation will hold an important meeting
tomorrow night at Concordia Hall. Ar
rangemenfs will be made for celebrating
the fifty-second anniversary OF the COM
pany. and large attendance is expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
PERCALE BARGAINS.

patterns Yard-Wide Percales Of the 10c.
grade, but not the newest designs &C.
10 patterns Yard-Wide Percales of the
Pie grade. but not altogether perfect
I'm print. ...... ..................S4c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

| who has been the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Peasants. OF Church Hill. re-
turned TO her home few days ago.
Mrs. J. J Register, east Franklin street.
who has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
Davis, OF Baltimore. has returned to her
home.
The Art Club opened it's annual exhibit
| ton on saturday evening at the club
! rooms, SZ' east Franklin. very
/ beautiful and creGitable display OF
work I'm oils. water colors. ana
/ black and white is 10 be seen
there. and the exhibition Will be open
daily from the 18th Monday until the
10th Saturday, from IL TO 2. and from 4
to T. Also on Monday. Wednesday, and
saturday evenings from to 1890
The Reception Committee for the dit
ferent times Will be: Mrs f.. V. Valen-
tine, Mrs. w. G. Bentley. Miss String
fellow. Mrs James Lyons. Miss Annie
Winston, Mrs. Parker Dashiell Misses
Mamie Lee and Halle Lightfoot, Mrs.
w. S. Gwatkins Miss Porterfeid. Miss
Mary Rogers, Mrs. Richard Meade. Mrs.
Brockenbrough, and Miss Townes.
on Saturday evening there will be
charming music: Miss Pace, violin obil-
cato; Mrs. Symington. Mr.. Hunter. and
Mr.. scrivenor
Mrs. Bot. formerly Miss Neeson. OF
Baltimore. who has been visiting Mrs. Ed
ward Smith, OF west Grace street, has
returned to her home.
Miss Eichel. OF Evansville, Ind, is the
guest Of Miss Beulah Elchel. Brook road.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Leibermuth and
Miss Matile Leibermuth have left for
Glen Allen. 10 spend the summer.
Miss Miriam Rosenbaum entertained
the "Tit-for-Tat" Club and the Dixie So
cial Club on Wednesday evening with a
beautiful german at her residence, IA
east Grace street.
Dr. and Mrs McSparrow have left
Ashland. Va. and now reside on Church
Hin.
Miss Clara Christian. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Cunningham. is
now at Chase City, on visit to friends
and relatives
Rev. and Mrs Mastin entertained a
few friends on Monday evening. very de-
lightfully. in honor Of their guest from
Norfolk
Mr. Frank Crsigie, Jr., is on a pleasure
trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Stearns and fam
lily will leave the city on the 18th of May
for their country home. in Cupeper, Va.
Miss J. Lowell, who has spent the win
ter in Ashland. has returned TO the city.
A quiet home wedding is announced OF
Miss Susie LaPrade Starke to Mr.. Luther
Dawson. at high noon, on Thursday, May
the 18th.
Mrs. d. y. Tenant and the Misses Ten
nant have returned from a short visit
to Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
Tie LININGS.

Our Lining Department
contains all the much-sought-
for articles necessary for the
perfect construction of a
waist, skirt, dress, or garment
of any kind. We have all the
popular and well-known es-
sentials to fashionable dress,
making.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
SPECIAL PRICES FOR DRESS
Innings.

Gray Jeans for Dress Innings, Sl-sc
quality for.... ...... ............... DC
Kid Cambrics, sc. quality, for..........sssc
White Percaline. instead OF 12Ibc.......Sa;c
Yard-Wide Rustlings. l212c. quality. SIC
25-inch Rustlings, Black, Slate, Cream.
and White. l-3c. quality. .5s,c
Best Black Cotton Canvas. loo. quality
7%c.
S-inch Horn Strip Dress-Bones, instead
Of Sc. per dozen........ ..........3c.
9-inch Horn Strip Dress-Bones, instead of
IVc. per uOZen's.. ....................5c.
Imported Hooks and Eyes. with hump.
per QOzen...... ...... ..................lc.
yards Black Velvet Binding, instead of
%
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LtnEs, SWISS RInBrD VESTS

Sc. quality. full size, unbleached. .........5c.
l0c quality, Pure White, ............6 l-4c.
PIC quality, Pure White. elastic
lAAAoh ssssssss ssssssss ssssssso LOU
l5c quality, Pure White, taped. ...... Zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
BARGAIN PRICES OF CoTTONs.

1000 yards Peabody "A Bleached Cotton,
9 lac. value.... ........ ..............4Ikc.
900 yards Columbus A Bleached Cotton,
&c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......5c.
1900 yards Barker "A Bleached Cotton,
1-3c. Value........ ............O lie.
1000 yards Androscoggin Bleached Cot
ton, SIC. alue..........,...........6 Lie.
1000 yards Lonsdale "A Bleached Cotton,
sc. Value,........ .......... ..........69sc
1900 yards Atlanta "A Fine Brown Cotton,
tc. Nalue....... ............'.s.''.....5 f4c.
1000 yards clifton "A Fine Brown Cotton,
&c. value. .........................4ls c.
1000 yards Amory "A Fine Brown Cotton.
l-3c. Value. ........ ..............6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
A GINGHAM SPECIAL.

The genuine Amoskeag Clitheroe Zephyrs
that now sold for less than 12I5 or l5c.,
iuh me at 80. .................7Ac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

Orders for printing sent 70 the Dlspatcs
Company viii be given prompt attention..
and the style Of work and prices will .
sure 70 please you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
FOR SLEEVES.

Plain Crinoline, exceptionally good, &C.. :;
colors, White. Slate, and Black.
Grass Cloth, extra heavy, &C.; colors.
White. Slate, and Black.
Checked Crinoline. small checks, 10c.
Rice Cambria IS inches, &C.: colors
White. Slate. and Black
Crinoline Mache, 50 inches. lsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
EOR WAISTS.

Extra Heavy Jeans, sc.
Good Quality Silesia, 80 inches wide, sc.
36-inch Percaline, PFC. value, Joe.
Fancy Self Back Silesia, 50 inches, 1Oc.
Figured Blackjack Percaline, IS
l2Ihc.
Figured Blackjack Percaline, SO
9Oa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
Special, l5C.
THE LADIES' BELTS.

THE LADIES' BELTS.
If we bought Belts the
same way that most mer-
chants do we would have to
charge you the same high
prices they do. But, buying
for our three stores at one
time, enables us to sell Belts
at prices heretofore unheard
of.
-Undressed Kid Belts. in Tan and Green.
lie. each.
Narrow Tan Leather Belts. covered
buckle, l9c. each.
Tan and Black Leather Belts. leather
,oyered buckles, ~ inches wide. Csc. each.
Slack Seal Belts, metal buckles. re-
iuced from 25c. to lie. each.
White Kid Belts. kid-covered buckles.
Sc. each.
Grass Linen Belts. gold and silver
buckles. 25c. each.
White Duck Belts, military buckles. sc.
iach.
Persian Belts metal buckles. reduced
nom 81 TO 25c each.
Narrow Black SILK Belts. gold and sill
Real Calf-Skln Belts, in Tan and Brown.
iSc. each
Real Morocco Belts In Tan and Brown,
Soc. each.
THE NOTIONS.
When you have a Notion
want how quickly you think
of this place. You're shrewd,
and know where the little
things receive the same care
as the big ones. You can al
ways save a coin here at the
Notion counter.
Gem Glycerine Soap, &c. n cake
"savon du Monde" Soap. sc. a cake.
Packers Tar Soap. DC. a cake.
Meloroma Soap. large cakes. 2sc. a box.
Uncle sans Tar Soap, 10c. a cake.
"Copco Bath" Floating Soap. sc. cake.
Turkish Bath Soap. l6o. dozen cakes.
ALMOND Cream Soap, &C. a box g cskes).
bottle.
Iyory-Handle Bristle Tooth Brushes, SC.
each.
Ivory-Handle Nail-Brushes, lOc. each.
Iyory-Back Nall-Poishers, i0c.
CellulOid Combs. all cSlors, lie.
Gem" Crimplng Pins, &C. dozen.
Combination Needle Books. &c. each.
Waxed Dental silk. Sc. a spool.
BEAUTIFUL COTTON CREPE, sc. A
YARD.
3l.inch Vienna Crepe,
White, Green, and Yellow
grounds, with Black, Brown,
Blue, and Green plain and
stripes. A little
lot of about eight hundred
12!c. kind-spe-
,ial price DC. the yard.
NEW DOLLAR SILKS, soc.
Three pieces only. Extra
heavy fine all-silk 22-inch
Taffeta, in neat Brown,
Green, and Old Rose checks.
The dollar quality on sale to-
morrow at SOC. yard.
TOURIST CURLING-IRONs.
New folding Curling Irons,
made of highly polished nick.
ii steel, extra strong springs,
inely finished oak handles,
very handy for travellers,
axes up so little space, l0c.
ZACH.
THE EMBROIDERIEs.
We measure our stock OF Embroide-
les by the mile. We handle enormous
Quantities and buy only such as are
lade by people who know all about
art.
The department has been moved to
be second floor. IL outgrew its former
ONE. Ample room now and choosing
lade easy by thorough display Of tho
arlous grados
Cambria, Nainsook. and Swiss en-
roideries in all the new. beautiful pat
erns, to = inches wide, 8, g. 10,
u, 10, is. and Zoe. the yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

he Greatest Sale OF fiOuSeWdre
Ever Offered in Richmond!
Our buyer has just returned from the New York and
Philadelphia markets He went a special misson-to
provide saving items for ouoftown friends We
want to show them that profitable to them to trade IN
Richmond-HERE.
clear gain of 33B to so per cent your every pur
chase
GRANITEwARE
80 extra g Ee s 1ssDs BE regular e f 'P P $50 each
Ps s Covered sf sJs a S ssS regular s Df sae Regular price
S"s51'R s %1 Butter : 1 ''fs95 S a ' ao.p regular
Dishes a
been Richmond at
Decorated Toilet comprises Bowl and Pitcher Chamber and
@ NIB as ssa"g yr Ses es 1sas
vase Mug vase piece soap Dish sa Peher s the set
moNw,RE
Saa av an Wa Baess See s e regular pes a
Isaasz GaIyanzei camSr PALS covered S % regular price &C.
ENaMEILEDwARE
Only first quality goods placed on sale hee-n0 SECONDS
s tsaa::: &C.: regular sssa., price s: &C. &c.
s saas. &c., &c., regular regular price, price, &C.,
ssqpnrssine &c; regular price Sc
'quar De
TE&aaF' T TS"fs5a1' &c; @ 5Sss
TALL regular price Zoe
polish regularly
Has, ,.. TPm %5 's dozen dozen regular n. 20. Dozen
faa8 l BANDED &C.,
Heavy PreGass Berry sono
Tor R sg w BOWS eusass pattern Finch SIZE 2c each
Dessert Dessert
MIscEILMEous
a a s HEAVY Tin seamless DhPan size You
Special Cocoa cocoa 9ns Brush 80 s9 9ss Sc
White ws csd PAINTED S' pans hoops
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FOR SKIRTS.

Imitation Hair Cloth, 25c. value, 1oc.
Fibre Interlining, 81 inches, &c.
All-Linen Canvas. Ice.
35-inch Duck, for only one lining. l0c.
Rustling Cambria, 8 lac.
Rustling Taffeta, 50 inches. 10c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
- @ ~ I3eat Boadstr
0Ul-OF-TOWN SHOPPERS

Excursionsts win find II TO their profit
TO shop at this store for their Dry-Goods
supplies. The name OF BREEDEN.
TAI.LEY & co. stands for the best In
quality and styles, and the prices be-
low are the arguments that they are
the lowest In town, from Quality-styls
point or view:
LUCK IN ODD NUMBERS.
2Sc. buys 10 yards OF Calico.
zsc. buys 10 yards OF Calico.
&c. buys 10 yards OF Calico.
zSc. buys 10 yards OF Calico.
lc. for Belt-Pin.
1c. for a paper Of Pins.
lc. for card OF Hooks and Eyes.
lc. for a cake Of Soap.
&c. for 3 spools Of silk
&c. for rolls OF Tape.
&c. for 50 Hair-Pins
&c. for Handkerchiefs.
&c. for spools OF Basting Cotton.
DC. Tor Z spools Embroidery silk.
DC. Tor l dozen Whalebones.
&c. for mans Handkerchief.
sc. for pair OF Socks.
&c. for 6 Palm Fans.
&c. for l yard OF India Linen.
&c. for I yard Checked Muslin.
&c. for ! yard White Bedford Cord
&c. for IL dozen Agate Buttons.
&c. for dozen Horn Buttons.
sc. for / yard Cotton Diaper.
&c. for l yard Domet Flannel.
&c. for yard Canton Flannel.
&c. for ! dozen Kid-Curlers.
&c. for Hat-Pins.
&c. buys lots OF other articles at our
BRDEDEN, rALLEY q CO.,
my 10 800 Broad strect-A
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SHIRT-WAISTS.

% dozen Merrimack. Fast-Colors, full
Bishop sleeves. carefully made. large
collar and cuffs. unlaundered, at &c. !;
equal TO any Acc. waist in the market.
20 dozen 72-Square. Fast Colors, Percale
Waists, best shapes. laundered, and
sold elsewhere at 75c.; our price for
thls Iot..'. ..'..' ......................bV c.
On Tuesday we expect TO open an a
prisingy low prices, among them viii
kerchiefs, Laces. Embroideries. Piques,
brellas, Gloves, and Ribbons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10
THE CORsETs.

Tell your Corset troubles
to our Corset salesladles.
Tell them where the fault
lies-where the dissatisfac-
ton arises, and we guarantee
that if you leave it to them
your next Corset will fit per-
fectly and will wear well.
We carry an immense line.
We tell of a few only.
NJ &P corsets. made Of excellent drill,
with sateen strips, extra long waist, s.
hook, with full bust and hips, JOc. IN,
n x u made or heavy Jeans, with
sateen strips. corded bust two siae si,,es
double stay down front, ssXtqny edsihs'
nrice 75c. and 81; Black and White.
ThomsOn's GlOve-Fitting Corset, both
high and low back, perfect shape, closeiy
boned and very comfortable, ,high PACK
for slender people, and low BACK LOT stout
people Black and White, Il.
Thomson's High-Bust, Corset supsll-
tute for dress forms, extra length closer!
Tbomson's 'E." made Of fine coutllle,
with sateen strippings,. produces long
and graceful figure, and the ~ IL lhcoIn-
parable. extra length, D. and 1-hook Nl.,9
". b. made Of heavy jeans, very closely
boned. two side steels, extra stay ,Iin
front, both Black and White; G-hook' 81
shook, 1Jc
THE HOSIERY.
We sell best Hosiery-best
simply because it's the best
way to sell it-and the best
way is our way always.
No other way finds place
here.
Ladies' Good Hose. in Plain Black: drop;
stitch, balbriggan, and Black boot anu
ia hsSSie sG'' Fine Fin Drop-stitch Tan Hose
for Sc. MI. coor,iees silk
ladies' plain and Drop-Sutch' seam
Ices Double-Heel and Toe, Tan Hose ivv;
Ladies Plain Tan Imported hose All
sizes. fast colors, 12kc. ~. Lt.A
Ladies' Imported Plain Tan Hose hish-
spiiced heel and toe, lie. -, l.,
Ladies' Very Fine Drop-Sutch HOSE III
ladies' Silk-Flnish Hermsdorf Hose IN
Plain. Tan, and Black, Dc.
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THE LADIES' CUFFS AND COLLARS

TIE Ladies' ttFFS MD tULI1Hs'
All the new fads and fancies
in Ladies' Mannish Wear.
The new Cuffs, the new Col
lars-you've been waiting for
them a long time.
New style High Turn-Down Collars. all
linen. 10 and 12lzc. each
The Very Swell Clerical Stock Collars,
all linen, lZjkc. each.
All-Linen Link-Cuffs, square corners.
lie. a pair.
All-Linen Turn-Back Cuffs, &c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

There was a very agreeable social gath
trlng at the Woman's Club on Monday
afternoon. and Mrs. Henry Gibson served
tea.
Invitation have been received by a
humber Of friends to the wedding OF
Miss Lillian Elizabeth MORO. Of Brook
kn ~ ", and Mr. George Schley Nc
Alpin. OF Savannah. Ca. MIR. McAlDn
resided in Richmond for a year or more,
ana made many friends here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

A very pleasant meeting Of the Ladies
Matinee Musicale was held on Friday
Afternoon, May Sth. The president, Mrs.
:. ". stevens, having been called away
from home Unexpectedly. the honors OF
,he house were very cordially extended by
Mrs. G. w. l.. Brock.
The programme was Of high order OF
music, and was most acceptably rem
iered. 1t opened with Ia Grotte de
FlngaT Mendessohn). a duet by Mrs.
Rehlins and Miss Shilton: "The Flower
Siri' OBerignanD. Mrs. Iasigl banjo Sc
ectons. Miss Webster: Stately Ships"
,Bischon) Miss Erna Bass: The Fiat
.ercr' c.. Chaminade) Miss Williams;
"sayonic Song" &C.. Chamnade). Miss
Pace. "Rondo Capriccioso" (Aiendels-
Iohm. Miss Swasey
Mr.. James Richardson. OF New Or
leans, has been the guest Of Mr. c. d.
Langhorne during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Currie left on
Monday evening for visit 10 Atlanta,
Ga.
Mrs. William II. Peasants. OF Bon Air.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

do greatest Dry Goods retailing in the South Every made
counters Every advertised The links in the chain that bind
carefully watched
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-03
HOUGHTONVILLE.

1t is getting very dry.
N. @. Zuill is on the invalid list.
Mrs. Lucy Ackley is on the sick
list at E. S. Cadoret's.
DeIno and Myron Ackley were in
town last week called here by the Sc
we're illness Of their mother, Mrs.
Lucy Ackley.
The mill of c. II. Sanders has
shut down for week for repairs and
to give the men little rest and to
celebrate the Fourth.
A. d. Corbet, the night watch at
Sanders mill, Notwithstanding his
more than three score and ten years,
has rounded out his 800 nights of
watching in the mill and bids fair for
as many more.
zone Of my sick headaches" you will
hear people frequently say, as if the COM
plant was hopclessly incurable. As a
matter of fact, Ayers Pills not only re-
lieve sick headache but eifectually remove
the cause of this distressing complaint,
ard so bring about a permanent cure.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-03
MANCHESTER CENTRE.

John c. Whipple has accepted the
position for the season of pianist at the
Prospect House, Lake Bemoseen.
Carson Meachin and his friend,
John Noble, are visiting Mr.. Mobiles
son in New York, they will also visit
relatives in Yonkers during their alb.
sence.
Mrs. Lula (Walker) Hovey is Wis
iting relatives in Peru and Londonder-
ry.
Mrs. Stella Combs is dangerously
i'll.
Mrs. A. B. Roberts of Dorset has
been spending several days with her
sister, Mrs G. E. Sexton.
Rev. A. A. Bryant of Nova Scotia
is at the rectory of Zion church and
Will for the present assist Rev. Mr..
Lewis in services at the parish church
and st. Johns Manchester.
On the 4th of July bicycle meet
will be held under the auspices Of the
Union Wheel Club of Dorset. There
will be eight fast races over fine
track and 100000 worth Of prizes dis
distributed.