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EiMPDEy-sIDyEY,
Senior Class Celcbrntion-ThG
ScbOIarships-Grudu

| EAMPDEN-SIDNElY.J June l2-(Special.)
| Especial 1.-The senior class celebration
| The senior class celebration Thurs
| day night. which wound up the exercises
| or commencement-day. was an enjoyable
anair-full OF mirth and fun. The pro.
| sramne was as follows. s. NJ Mason
president; roll-call and reading OF minutes
OF last meeting. r.. X. Brock; Latin The
| sis. W. S. Wilson; Philosophical GRAFTON,
i r. I. Hubbard, Jr.: Anglo-Saxon Grafton
| c. 4. Irving, Jr.; Experiment In Physics.
S. NJ. Mason; History OF 1897. c. "a lewis;
Class Prophecy, c. w. Mason: Counter
| Prophecy, S. pasco Jr.: valedictory IL.
| III. Shelton. Yell-Hizzle- diZzle razzie-
dazzle, sis-boom-bahl Ninety-seven,
ninety-seyen. Rah! rahl rah! Marshals--
j. &. Morton, G.. G: Gooch. Jr., II. c..
/ caldwell, and ID. T. Stuart
This class will long DO remembered at
| Hanpden-Sidney for the studousness,
| honorable bearing. and devotion 10 the
best interests Of the college OF its mcm-
bers.
The prize scholarships for the session
OF ls57-'ss were won by Mr.. W. w. Bon
durant. OF Rice Depot, Va. OF tho sopho-
more class, and DIR. r. VI. Eversole, of
| Rural Retreat, Va, OF the freshman class,
The president OF the college announced
from the rostrum yesterday that Mr..
, l.ucius T.. Cary, OF the sophomore class.
had cofne Within lj-lOO or one or his com.
petltor in winning the prize.
The ministerial scholarships were
awarded for the highest seasonal stand
ing 20 Messrs II. G. Caldwell. Of tho ju-
Nor class. and l.. NJ. Eyersole, OF tho
freshman class.
The degree OF A. NJ. was conferred on
President c. G. Gaines, OF Poughkeepsle,
y. Y, and Professor j. ID. Egsleston, OF
Ashevile. y. c.. tho gentlemen having
furnished tho testimonials OF fitness for
a
Messrs. W. G.. Huntington, OF Farm.
Vile. and a. A. Campbell. OF WythoyillA.
and Dr. Peter Winston OF T'armyillo.
were elected members OF tho Board OK
Trustees or the college.
At the request OF the President Rey.
NJ ID. Hogc, ID. d.. or Richnioid. made
an address 10 the graduating class. and
In eloquent terms, and melted them 70
make the most OF their powers SO that
their lives might be a bencdlction to
themselves ana the world.
This commencement Is res3riei as ono
OF the most pleasant IN the history OF the
who has held this position FOR forty five
years. declared In public that ha had
never known the college In so strong
position and It's future so hopeful. Do
erees were conferred upon the following
a. MA. b. p. Gilmour, Richmond. Va.
A. B.--R. II. Harwell. second honor Pc
tersburg. Va; X. r. HUBBARD. Jr.. second
honor. Savannah, w. Va: G.. Il. Irving.
Jr.. third honor. Truxillo. Va: G. w.
Mason. third honor, Hyco. Va: Samuel
Pasoo, Jr. third honor. Monticello, Va:
r. NJ. Bird. Petersburg. Va: r. X Brock.
Misunderstanding. Va; S: NJ. Mason.
Yorkvilie. s. c.: II. VI. Shelton, TindaiL.
Va: T. II. Torian. Midway. Va. and w.
S. Wilson. Roanoke. Va.
b. SIR. NJ. Flfd, Petersburg. Va: n
T. Hubbard. Jr., Rolling. Va; G. w. Ma
son. Hyco. Va. and 4. r. Torlan. Mid
way. Va.
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Mems Department.

These cutting prices will be a great
treat:
Mems 81 Percale Shirts. some detachable
collars. are put in one lot, to so at the
cutting price. 59c.
81 Madras-Bosom Shirts with cuffs to
match. the cutting price. 59c.
Sl2j Madras-Bosom Shirts, cuffs TO
match. the cutting price, sec.
Mons 25c. Suspenders. These are not
damaged, but perfect goods, to SO at the
cutting price, l4c.
Wash Ties, that generally sell for 3c.
a dozen: the cutting price, l3c. a dozen.
81 Night-Robes, cutting price, i9c.
lie. Socks. in all colors; cutting price,
Il l-2c. a pair
Mems 25c. Ties. Four-in-Hand or Tecks
to 20 al the cutting price. lie.
zoe. Jeans Drawers, the cutting price,
Csc
&c., Gauze Shirts, cutting price 24c.
Drawers to match ut the same price.
Pearl Shirts, that sell for 81, the cutting
price, T5c
s9c. White Shirts. made OF New York
Mills cotton. reinforced front and back
double cuffs; the cutting price, 49c.
soc Blue Balbrigsan Drawers the lot
is very small; the cutting price, 19c.
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advantage, TO fry meat boil meat. and
20 roast meat until they could do IL TO
degree approaching perfection. This he'd
all down the list of plain food not one
subject being left until the class had
thoroughly mastered the science Of its
preparation.
In the latter half Of the session fancy
cooking in pastries was the task at hand,
ana fancy breads and cakes We're made.
or attempted. rs tho case may have
been. So during the remainder of the
year the class was drilled In these diff
cult and sMll-demauding processes.
The sessions were brought 10 a close
with palatable examination OF specimens
Of the girls stewardship by members
Of the School Board, and q rigid written
examination by the teacher. Those who
have passed the examination success
fully WERE and VIII be. this year for the
last time. awarded publicly az the finals
of the school. certificates Of graduation
in the chemistry and Practice Of Cook
ing"
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Shirt =Waists.

You never did have such an opportu-
nifty to buy Shrt-Waists as you Will have
at the Tower lust look what this great
cutting price has done:
75c. Percale Shirt-Waists, cutting price,
39c.
81 silk Waists, at the cut price for 81.
81 and Sl.25 Percales. Linen, and Madras
Shirt-Waists, the cutting price. SOC.
$3.50 and $3.50 silk Waists, at the cut
price, $f.39
Your verdict is asked on the cutting
prices from the ladies' Suit Department,
as we claim them 10 be the biggest bar
gains that have ever been offered in
Richmond.
SO Ladies' Tallor-Made Suits. silk
lined coats, must so at the cutting price,
Si39 They are sergcs, cloths, and fancy
mixed cheviots.
Great bargains will be offered to you
In Ladies' Duck Suits.
Sl25 Duck Skirts cutting price, Sc
81 Black Mohair Skirts, lined With rus
Ting cambria, velvet binding, the cutting
price, 93c.
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Hosiery.

1Oc Ribbed Hose to go az cutting price,
%. a pair.
ting price. Sc.
25c. Ribbed Hose to go at cutting price,
10c
Children's Lisle-Thread Hose, sold for
3jc. TO go at the cutting price. II l-2c.
Ladies' 25c. Black Hose 10 go at cut
ting price, nc.
25c. Chlldren's Red Socks to go at cut
ting price. lOc.
Small things which you are liable to for
get, but these cutting prices will not let
you forget:
loo yards of Black Spool Silk to go at
the cutting price. &c.
25c. Waist Sets TO go at the cutting
price Sc.
25c Belts to go at cutting price. 19c.
25c. Hair-Brushes TO 80 at cutting price,
Zoe.
25c. Pearl Waist Sets to go at cutting
price l5c.
81 w. b. Corsets. six hooks. cut price,
69c.
iOc. Box fellows Face Powder to go
at cutting price. &c.
Palm Soap, the kind that sells for 81
a box. will go at cutting price, 39c.
Ladies' $50 Bicycle Gloves to go at
the cutting price, 39c.
Meade & Bakers Mouth Wash to 20
at cutting price, l5c.
10c Whalebones, cut price, &C.
Initial Letters. 3 dozen OF these will go
at the cutting price. for sc.
Toilet Paper, the very best kind, to go
at cutting price. &c.
Velvet Binding. cut price. &c.
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Wash Goods.

The enormous price reduction includes
Wash Goods. giving the ladies OF Rich
mond an opportunity TO obtain bargains
with a small pocket-book:
G IA Batiste Lawn. at the cutting price
&c.
i5c. Foulard Etamine, at the cutting
price, &C.
Zoe Grass Linen Lawn. stripe and en-
bfOidery effects. at the cutting price, oc.
1Oc Organdie Lawns, all neat patterns,
at the cutting price &c.
u l-2c Dimities. in all new designs mo
remnants). at the cutting price lie.
81 he French Organizes. Dark and
Light grounds mo remnants), at the cu;-
ting price l0c.
Those French Lappets. in all colored
grounds. figures, and polka dots, 10 be
sold at the cutting price, lVc.
Corded organizes, to be sold at the
cutting price. Zoe.
2jc. Solid-Colored Organdies. in Blue,
Pink. Red, Green, Lavender. Black, and
White. will be sold at the cutting price,
u lie.
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BEDFORD CITY.
CbnnGe-Thcy Ring the
Fire icIf-pcTsoual


BEDFORD CITY, June l2-(Speeial)-
With this weeks issue Of the Bedford
Bulletin the connection with it OF Mr..
II. Black ceases. lie will be succeeded
by his partner. Mr.. It. w. Richardson.
and Mr.. John S. Riley. The latter was
very prominent in the recent contest
for the position Of Superintendent OF
Schools for the county, and has been
engaged in teaching for a number OF
years. >,
At the regular meeting of the Council
the Old officers, policemen. and foreman
OF public works, were reelected. AT Il
former meeting the salaries pertaining
TO all of these Offices were reduced, ana
the positions declared vacant from the
1st of July. The incumbents accepted
the change of remuneration, and were
again chosen TO ill the offices.
The levy for the present year was made
and the taxation is the same as that
for the past year.
The little son OF Mr. ID. Hymes disap-
peared a few evenings ago. and when the
shades of evening fell and the hours be-
gan TO lengthen. and no boy came home,
the distracted parents obtained permis-
sion TO sound the fire alarm. which was
rome. Then a pause for new rope. and
again the ringing. In the crowd OF ex-
cited citizens that assembled tidings OF
the small boy were heard, indeed. lie
had been enticed TO go home with a
country friend TO get cherries, and when
the paternal went in pursuit of him, he
was found sleeping peacefully undls-
t1rbed by no vision of miserable and
Irate father, or cherries, for the sake OF
which he had aroused the entire com
munity.
Belmont Seminary. the last OF the
schools. closed its session yesterday.
There were no formal commencement
exercises.
There have been many joyous outings
among the young folks this week. who
awaited themselves OF the brilliant moonlit
nights to make merry. Tuesday and
Wednesday evening parties numbering
about thirty started for the beautiful
home of Mr.. Preston, about three miles
distant. where they made the time fleet
carelessiy, as they did in the golden
one" with mirth, dancing, and delicious
refreshments.
Thursday evening there was a german
nj Hotel Bedford, rendered his friends by
Mr.. NJ. n. Wisdom. a student of Ran
dolph-Alacon Academy. led by Miss Min
ME Nichols and Mr.. {. Il. Mosby, IN
which there were twenty couples. The
chaperones were Mesdames j. l.. Nichols,
]. NJ. Daniel, Z. X. Arthur. and Miss
Rosaiie smith.
The Epworth League held a literary
meeting Thursday evening, which was
most interesting in all OF its features.
Professor l. Blackwell read an essay on
the life OF st. John; Professor j. r..
Wamsley read a paper on the writings
of that Evangelist; Mrs. A. Miller read
an essay on the Development of Chris
tianity in Poetry. A violin duet was
well rendered by Misses Angie Fitzgerald
and Lula Joter. Miss Maggie Love gave a
vocal solo, and Miss Bessie Clark gave
n charming recitation.
Mrs. Furnace. nee Watson. OF Wash
ington. is the guest OF Mrs. c. w.
Wharton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Linah. OF
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Black Goods.

They. too will go for this weeks sale
at the great cutting price:
2jc. Figured Mohair to go at the cutting
price, lie.
81 PC. Figured Mohair, to go at the
cutting price l5c.
l9c Figured Sicilian at the cutting
price. &c.
81 Figured Etamine. Al inches wide, at
the cutting price, 39c.
&c. Grenadi6e. SO inches wide. at the
cutting price. Sc.
S5c. SIX Finish Henrietta at the cut
ting price. 4Sc.
81 French Imperial Serge at the cutting
price. f9c.
All Priestley Goods below cost
Priestley Eudora Cloth. sold a $3.50
a yard, at the cutting price. $l.S9.
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800 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
TO learn that there is at least one dread
eli disease that science has been able 10
cure IN all its stages, and that is Catarrh
Halls CatarTh Cure is the only positive
cure now known TO the medical fraternity
catarrh being n constitutional disease.
requires constitutional treatment. Hairs
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces Of the system. thereby destroying
Tho foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution ana ,s sssist n,y,i nature In do
mich faith in its curative powers, that
they offer one Hundred Dollars for any
case that II fails TO cure. Send for list
OF testimonials. Address
Il. ]. CHENEY * co. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists--75 cents
Halls Family Pills are the best
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DOnleStiCs.

Y i-2c. Duck, the very thing Tor boys
pants and ladies' suits, at cutting prce,
sc.
u 1-2c. Percales. full yard wide. TO go
at Din remnauts) the cutting price, &c.
u l-2c Percale, full l yard wide mo
remnants). at the cutting price, &c.
&c. Canton Flannel TO go at the cutting
price, 4c.
price s l-3c.
6 lie. Bleached Cotton. full l yard wide
mo remnants), cutting price, lie.
sc. Apron Bingham, cutting price, l-2c.
1Oc Unbleached Jeans TO go at cutting
price, &c.
&c Sanitary Jeans at cutting price.
l6 2-3c.
1Oc. Bed-Tickng TO go at cutting price,
SC.
30. Unbleached Jeans 1914, to go at the
cutting price. 10c.
sc. Caiicoes, all 1897 patterns. to 20 at
cutting price, lie.
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Silks.

You never did find Silks at such prices
as you win find ut tho Tower:
price, 1ic.
cutting price. &c.
75c. Taffeta silk to go at the cutting
price. 300.
81 Black and White Foulard SILK TO go
al the cutting price, 99c.
81 Black China silk 10 go at the cutting
price SOC.
81 Foulard Silks. in all colors. at the
cutting price. 39c.
SOC. Drapery Silk. full 81 inches wide,
must go at the cutting price. 39c.
81 Figured Hernani Silk at the cut
ting price. 49c.
$50 Black Satin Rhadama q inches
wide, at the cutting price, Csc.
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White Goods.

The cutting prices has made these bar
gains greater than before:
zoe. White India Linen, at the cutting
price, &c.
I21-2c Striped Muslin to go at the cut
15c. Dimitles 10 go at the cut price. 1oc.
zoe. White Organdie to so at the cut
price, 3sc.
121-2c. Check Muslin to 80 at the cut
price, I-3c.
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C0iOred Dress Goods.

only one you will find mentioned IN
print but when you come 10 the Tower
YOU will find many just as you see the
one below is The way we are selling
our Colored Dress Goods they must go
at the cutting price, as our stock is too
large:
25c Fancy Mixed Goods, full 36 inches
wide. to SO at the cutting price lie. a
ward.
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(NuSlin Underwear.

At no sale OF any kind did you ever buy
Muslin Underwear so cheap as you will
find them at our cutting prices.
Corset-Covers. that sold for Sc; the
cutting price. &c.
zoe. Drawers. the cutting price 25c.
Ladies' Drawers. that were $l.50 10 3,
are put in one lot, to go at the cutting
price. 69c.
Ladies' Chemise, that were 81, $50, and
81. are put in one lot, TO so at the cutting
price. 66c.
Ladies' Gowns, that were $780, 81. and
$3.50. are all put in one lot, TO go at tho
great cutting price, 9Sc.
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Wnrm Springs Valley.

WARM SPRINGS. June l2-Cspeclal)-
This beautiful valley is gorgeous this
spring in its fair raiment OF green and
flowers, but unfortunately the cold wea-
Their has interfercd with the usual In
fiux OF visitors for while we have not
accomplished what our sister State OF
New Jersey Is Boosting Otto Wit. snow
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neIyiderc school and Kindergarten.

The closing exercises OF the Belvidere
School and kindergarten took place on
Friday. when medals were distributed 10
the following:
Gold medals-Clara V. Becker, Eliza
beth J.. Allison, Lily Becker, Mary Ia
HarWOod.
silver medals-Master A. y. Guigon, Jr..
Maud Starke. Master Hugh Rose. Irene
Crs.
Rev. i. J. Gravatt rector OF Holy Trini-
~ made the presentation adore IS.
Miss Robinson the principal of the
school. was presented by her pupils with
"a handsome writing desk and chair. The
other teachers were also presented with
tokens of the esteem ana affection in
which they are held.
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Millinery.

What n treat. will this be for YOU to
buy a stylish Sailor Hat and Flowers at
such prices as you will find here:
39c. Sailor Hat, at tho cutting price, &c.
Zoe Sailor Hats, at cutting. Acc.
$50 Sailor Hats. with fancy band, 7ec.
tl25 Panama Sailors, at the cutting. TIC.
$40 Sailor Hats, with White straw
price, sl.99.
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Baby-Carriages.

Why don't you buy the Thayer Car
riages? They are the best I'm the world
and We are the sole agents OF Richmond.
To make this Carriage popular, they Will
be sold at great cut prices.
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Flowers.

Zoe. Cherries. at the cut price, sc,
l0c. Rosebuds, at the cut price. &c.
zoe. silk Roses and Buds, at the cutting
price, PC.
7Jc. Wreaths, cut price, 300.
15c. Niolets. cut price, &c.
75c. French Pinks. at cut price, sc.
Many other styles Flowers you Will find
at the cut price.
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Mattings.

Everybody can have a covering for
their floor when they can buy Mating at
such prices as you will find here:
25c. Linen-Warp Mating, at the cut
price, II lie.
20 and 25c. Jointless Mating, at the
cutting price. l0c
10 and 15c. Heavy China Mattlngs, at
the cut price, &C.
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Umbrellas.

There is no reason for you TO say that
you cannot buy an Umbrella. Look what
these cut prices are doing for you:
75c Umbrellas. cut price. 42c.
81 Umbrellas steel rod, at cut price. esc.
$l5o Umbrellas, steel rod, at the cut
price, 81.
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Trunks and SatCheIs
and Telescopes.

The styles and prices are 50 numerous
that we cannot begin 20 mention them.
They will also be sold at the great cut
prices.
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Linens.

II would pay you 10 visit our Linen
Department and SEQ what you can got
az the cut prices.
&c. Red Table LINEN, y t-21
SIC. Pure White Table linen, Scc.
Many more bargains Ike the above you
will find in this department..
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Palmer HammOcks.

They will also go at tho cut prices:
81 kind. at the cut price, 69c.
Si.25 kind. at the cutting price. CSC.
Many other styles YOU viii find at the
cut price.
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Ladies' Ribbed Shirts.

s &c. kind to go at the cutting price. &c,
10c. ones to go at the cutting price, &c.
y l-2c. kind at the cutting price, l0c.
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Your guests will admire your cut-geass
II Il bears the I.ibbey mark. for 70
IL viii! be the best that money Ns</66eV
can buy. You can be sure OF the":a<
yIpm-5ppIl 0ql eos noG uoqA ouInuoS
cut on every piece.
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For u Nerve Tonic.
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

Dr. III. NJ. Harlow. Augusta. Me-. xayso
81 regard Il as one OF the best remedies
In all cases In which the system REQUIRES
an acid and nerve tonic"
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GREATER
THAN
EVER BEFORE.
MONDAY
BARGAINS.
THE TOWER.
Ten Thousand Dollars

clipped from It's the
tmescung 20 off the
prices department of store
old backs statement make To-day brings
and Oilloh
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I2CeS.

The Tower has always been known to
have the largest line Of Laces and the
lowest prices. and they too. will 90 at
the cutting prices. You Will not find any
I'm print. but when you visit the Tower
you will be surprised to find Laces at
such prices.
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Refers.

Chlldren's $50 Refers. sailor collars,
trimmed with White braid, at the cut
price, sl.25.
one lot Of Chidren's Refers. that SOLD
for s.. not this years styles, TO close out
at the cut price, 81.
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WARRENTOy.

| Charleston, S. c., are spending their
! honeymoon at beautiful Hotel Bedford.
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inc cass Is under the subject OF plain
cooking. There is TO be roast. Well.
'he teacher gives the theory and the d.
Iectlons IN words for the best roast OF
peer mat half the world ever conceived.
and In the mean time more than a score
Of pencils are just flying over the pads
taxing down what she f. saying. The
lecture ended. each little cook Is provided
with small piece OF sure enough. bona
hde beer. and she Is required TO roast 1t
according 20 her notes.
Mrs. Cringan, since she began teaching
at the High School. has prepared an
excellent book, 20 be used both In schools
ana IN families. entitled. obstruction IN
Cooking" and dedicated to her pupils.
Ii is not merely a collection OF recipes.
but good manual OF the art and practice
OF cooking
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EAT WHAT THEY COOK.

The Girls In the cooking department
have proved unusually exemplary young
ladies, and rarely ever needed greater
punishment than that they should eat
what they cooked. And however irksome
this may have been. they. for the most
part, accepted their fate with that great
suffering fortitudc which so character
izes womankind, and said nothing about
Indigestion afterwards.
Plain cooking, embracing about four
teen lessons, was tho first subject taken
up at tho opening Of each session. The
girls were taught how TO mako broad
and they did not make anything Ole
until they could make bread-bIscuit
loaf bread. rolls. turnovcTs. etc. Meat
was then taken UP. The pupils were re-
quirod to learn 10 cut meat 10 the best
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-10-30
NOTICE.

The public are hereby notified
that The Fl M Of Laudere & Don
nelly were dissolved by mutual con-
sen, of The partners on July Sd 1897,
aud that proceedings arc now pend
ips in the Eleventh District Court
Id and for Acadia Parish far the app
pertinent Of a Receiver 10 liquidaie
aud settle the aF rirs Of sald ians.
Notice il further given that q. ].
LanderT, late member Of said firms il
no longer authorized 10 %calteci, o.
receipt for. any notes. or other dfh1s
due said films. Or to diepnse IN ang
manner Of the property assets or
credits Of said firms, appearing 10
his own, or tie f ms name
MAURICE DoNNELLT.
Uct /. 1897.