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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

THE primaries are over and the con-
yentions held and the tickets are now
complete, with the possible exception
that John d. Smith may file nomi-
mating petition for. sheriff on an inde-
pendent ticket, as he has announced
his intention to do. There is no ques-
tion but that every man In nominal
tion has fairly won his contest for the
position to which he is named, and
everyone seems willing to put aside
his personal feelings and work for the
SUCCESS of the ticket. just here is the
weakness Of the primary law in the
estimation of MANY. In the conven-
tioh days the fight was in the open
and everybody knew where the other
man stoodsand after hard fight rhe
defeated, party would move to ME
the nomination Unanimous and every
one. You'd get together in good feel
ing. With the primaries, however,
there is no such opportunity and it is
more difficult to get good state Of
feeling again. However. the princi.-
pals on either side are in accord and
working Jogethers and the harmony
and success of the party is assured.
AS THE CHRONICLES stated in the be
ginning of the campaign the men who
we're really in the running were capable
and worthy Of the offices NtO which
they aspifed and no Republican has
any excuse for refusing all of them. a
hearty support. Let every body ac-
cept the situation and give record
breaking majority in Morris county
this fall and thus disappoint the hopes
Of the Democrats who are counting
upon divided opposition to enable
them to steal.i office.
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OTHER REPUBLICAN NOMINA-
TIONS.

First ward-Justices of the Peace
Collins Weir, George t. Randolph and
Carlton A. Dobbins. Constables
James Jackson, David Huff and S. B
Carson.
Second ward-Justice of the Peace
James Branch. Constables, Carmine
Verrilli, William Jones and Harry
Wright.
Third ward Justices of the Peace
Francis T. Naylor, to fill S. Surdam va
cancy; George E. Fighter, to fill Pau
Levey vacancy. Constables, Johr
Boyd, Samuel Leonard and Frederick
S. Renigar.
Fourth ward-Justice of the Peace
Wilbur f. Day. Constable, Frank P
Piper.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

BISHOP EDWIN s. LINES, Of the New
ark Episcopal Diocese, told the Excise
commission, last week, that the liquor
question can only be properly solved
by compromise, and that continued
agitation is hurting the temperance
cause. All who have noted the grow
Ing sentiment, as voiced by the press
of the state, in favor of "home rule"
will agree with Bishop Lines. Home
rule " in this case means that each
municipality is to be permitted to take
charge of the liquor question for itself,
and if a majority of the voters so de-
eide, open saloons are to be allowed
during certain hours on Sunday.
There can be no doubt that this senti-
ment is spreading, for in several coun-
ties Assembly candidates have been
nominated pledged to " home rule. =
TrenUonr Times"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

AFTER receiving reports and estl-
mates from the chairmen Of the sever
al state committees, Chairman Hitch
cock estimates the result of The cleo
ton. He says there are only two
doubtful states and these are Indiana
and Nevada, with a total OF eigh-
teen electoral votes. He says that
sO7 electoral votes will be Republic
can and 1853 Democratic. The state
committees report an Improvement II
conditions all along the Republican
line and the closer the workers get tC
the people the greater the RepuDllcaL
Taft, will be elected, but that shoulc
not make any Republican relax effort
The election should be carried by de
ciSiye vote.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
A VIEW OF BRYAN

Mr.. Bryan=-a1together different from
Hamilton, jefferson, jackson, Clay Oh
Lincoln--Is a visionary theortst, an I'M
balanced enthusiast, an Irrational
sophisr, a reckless Spectator ana an
fndiscreeC adventurer, as unstable as
water and as tickle as the wind, hither'
to a Populist, now nominally Demo
crat, but In principle Socialist, whose
eloquence is devoid of logic and whose
argument is devoid ofreason states
man without experience and a lawyer
without clients who for the last sixteen
wears has had hold of the wrong END o.
nearly everything and the right end o.
nothing In public AFFAIRS.
WILLIAM r. BALDWIN.
Liberty, N. Y, sept. 81, 1908.
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THERE are complaints from the
party machine managers about a
scarcity of funds to meet ordinary
campaign expenses. Many OF the
candidates selected at the primaries
complain about the labor and expense
imposed upon them in carrying the
prf4AaEles, and they are not willing to
contribute to the legitimate expenses
of-the campaign They say that the
present system involves two elections
for one Office. This complaint will no
doubt cut down that clase of contribu-
ti6ns known to candidates as the as
sessment. The civil service and the
outcry, against b2sses cuts off another
source Of income, and it is serious
question where the various PARTISAN
committees are going to get the money
for necessary expenses a m d e n
"Courier.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

THE official count of the vote at the
direct primaries in Essex county gives
Senator Colby majority of 1885, and
the Assembly ticket shows the success
Of seven regular Republicans and four
Colbyites. The Colby candidate for
sheriff had Is, 1856 vote, while the eight
straight Republicans had an aggregate
vote OF l9. $40, or 954 more votes thar
the nominee. 1t will be observed that
if the regular organization mad united
on a single candidate for sheriir II
would have won,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
TAKES HARVARD PRIZE
Gordon Recommending y Marr1stown
school Wins $3.50

Gordon Recommending n Marirstown
school Wins $3.50
The New Jersey boy wIlo tiaS won
the prize of $3.50 offered Dy the Har-
ward club, Of New Jersey, IN Gordon
| Kaemmerling, Of he MorFistown
school. The boy passing the second
best test is his brother who came from
the same school.
Gordon Kaemmerling was born in
Erie, Penn, in August, 1891, making
him seventeen years old last August.
His father Is Com msabder Gustav
Recommending, of tile United States
Navy, recently inspector Of naval ma
chinery at Boston. He has recently
been ordered to Washington. Com
mandbr Kaemmerling served under
Admiral Dewey in Manila bay. The
boy, Gordon owing to his fathers alb
sencey has been making his home at
the Morrissown school The 0oy's
summers have been passed for several
yearssat the camp of DrAC Hanford
Henderson,, at Chesban, N. Ell. He is
a striking example. of the well-rounded
boy, haFings not only Led the school in
scholarship, but having also ach5eyed
markedsSuecesS in athletic sports, hav-
ing held a place on the football, base
ball and track teams of the school.
His fine. character and quiet service
ablenessshave always been much adj
mired. His character presents strik-
ing example of the evenly developed
man, as was admirably portrayed in
the Morristcwn sefloolcf1npel hast Sun
day by the Rev. PhifemoE r. Sturges.
The text off, Mr.. S6nrges' sermon was
taken from St. PauI's epistle- to the |
Ephesians, fourth chapter. thirteenth
verse -" TiRwe all come ia the unity
of faith and of the knowledge OF the |
Son OF God uAto a perfect man, unto |
the measure of the stature of the full
ness of Christ" Many of the points
brought OUT bysthe preacher reminded
the boys forcibys of the characteristics
OF Gordon Kaemmeri:ng.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

feat almost unprecedented in the an
nails of New York tbeatricals. Then
without the loss Of a performance it
shifted to the fremont in Boston
where it duplicated its two previous
successes and made itself She most
ralked-of musical production the Hub
City has seen in the past decade. 1t
remained there for three months and
delighted capacity audiences for the
entire engagement.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
!" A Knighs For A. Day ,,

3. G. Whitneyss,big musical 1 a ETY.,
T" A Knight For A Day." with Frank
Deshan in the leading role of Jonathan
Joy, will be the ATTRACTIONS at the Ly-
ceum for Thursday evening, October
9Th. This is the merry musical Ha
Ha that delil led the theatre pa
irons of Chicago for 607 performances
after which it came to Wallack's in
New York and became the talk of the
Eastern Metropolis for six months a
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
WIN Conduct Bea Hot csmpaian

At a joint meeting of bhe Repnbli-
can executive and finance committees
at Republican headquarters Thursday
evening, preliminary arrangementsf for
many meetings were made which will
be finally completed next week. The
organization is arranging for red hot,
aggressive campaign. Literature is
being sent out from Republican head
quarters and any Republican coming
in from any part OF the county may
stop at the headquarters on Washing
ington street and will be supplied with
photographs or any literature he may
need.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

GOVERNOR FORT qualified in the
Prerogatiye Court at Trenton as execu-
tor Of the win of Mrs. Andrew Reason
err, which leaves him $3.50, 900 as residu-
airy legatee. The will was drawn by
Edwin 6. Adams, U. S. commissioner
in bankruptcy, and he says that Gov
ernor Fort did not know the contents
on the will until it was read after Mrs.
Reasoner's death.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

INDIANA has adopted and has now
in force county local option bill. The
dght,oyer the measure was bitter and
close, the Democrats contending for
ward and township as the units to de-
eide the question of license, while the
Republicans fought for the county as
the unit and won. This will mean nc
license in probably majority Of the
ninety-two counties of Indiana.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

Mayor F. L.. Kelley, OF Chatham,
has issued an order that all con ectione
/ stores IL that town hereafter 'nl
ff closed at eight o clock Sunday
nights. There has beer a smoer VI
complaints about rowdies" hanging
hound these places Til eleven and
twelve O'Clock, using proiane language,
and conducting themselves in an
otherwise disurdery manner.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
BARRIER FlFrH DISTRICTS CHOICE

The 9Th New Jersey Congress Dis
trict Democratic Convention unani.
mously nominated former State Sena-
tor Isaac. Barber, of Warren, Thurs
day afternoon to oppose Representa-.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

tive Charles N. Fowler. Senator
johnson. Cornish, of Warren, led the
Barber forces and claimed for his
county the right to make the nomina-
tion byiEirtte of the fact that War
rem has never before named a nominee
for Congress, while Union and Morris
have each had the honor.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

Upper Hibernia' has a new name,
q Oreland." Though no legal steps
have been taken to bring about a
change, the Wharton Steel company
uses the name and the Wharton and
Northern Railroad company as we'll
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
MARRIED..

SAVADGE-RO ROBERTS In this city
on Wednesday, September Both, 1908,
by the Rev. O. O. HOrsman, VIM. W.
Savadge, of BrOokside, and Maude
E. Roberts, of this city.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

The Bernardsville Republican club
hero a hammer aisit g'9 X so v even
ny A large meeting was held in the
auultnflNm VI b N Am q I the
banner was Sire ciltd acres, laremont
i,,uu al "a railroau station aazA.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

AFTER SO WARS experience millions Of
users OF l. x Nj PAL >ao. claim First, it
wears 10 tOI5 years second. a only costs
~. 40 gallon Ihlrd,its the best they have
ever used-Fourth >ixteen Thousand agents
certlty @ these klcis.
tnhps x titA .Aofglsl own; tienry,
Basking Ridge T.; W X Wilson, Whip
pany; j K Meade, tlSnpvef T X N Painl
Agents,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
DIED.

CHAMBERS Morristown, N. j.,
on Wednesday, September 80, 1908,
Jeanette ID. Chambers, daughter of
the late James and Helena Dewitt
Chambers.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

Elisha SnitTen, of Madison. has pur-
chased OF George s;ONe, of Brook
lyn, Mr.. Howe's propert, Al BeInards
vile, consisting Of SIX acres and q
dwelling.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS make
handsome reversible rugs out Of them
Send for pamphlets giving full particulars
The New Jersey Rug Co., Hackensack. N
]. Women agenta can earn good money
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
WANTED

WANTED
boarding Horses for the winter. A
G. Phillips. 10 Park Place, City.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
A station wagon, basket phaeton.
high top. Also several White Wyan-
dottes, Silver Penciled Wyandottes, 10
White Leghorns, Lakewood strain; 20
small chickens for broilers. Mrs. @.
G. MacConnell. Kahdena.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

weather Card for September, zoos.
Williams, Proctor & Potts, en-
gineers, send us the following report
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

Consult Lackawanna agents OF write ]. l.
Smith, D. P. A., 749 Broad St, Newark, N ]
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
MRs. FLORA M. HuRTzIG

MRS. FLORA M. HuRTZIG
Teacher of Languages and Art. So
Morris ST., Morristown, N. J. Ger
allv 60 young ladies at their own resi-
dence. Fine sewing and hemming
done at home.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

FOR COUNTY CLERK,
ELIAS BERTRAM MOTT
of Rockaway.
FOR SHERIFF,
CALHOUN ORR
of Rockaway.
FOR MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY,
JAMES A. LYON
of Pequannoc.
OSCAR B. SMITH.
of Mt. Olive.
FOR CoRoNERs,
FRANCIS H. GLAZEBROOK
GEORGE L. JOHNSON
of Morristown.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
Morristown Nominations.
For MAYOR,

FOX MAXUKg
Z THOMAS w. CALDWELL.
For MEMBERS OF BOARD OF
ALDERMEN.
Ist Ward A. JAMES B. GRISWOLD,
I'd Z" JACOB o. ARNOLD,
I'D GEO. H. BULLWINKEL,
4th " KINSLEY TWINING.
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ron SALE

FOR SALE
The Wilson Farm Poultry Company
offer for sale yearlings for breeders
or egg producers White Leghorns,
Barred Rocks. Rhode Island Reds
Tel. 716, Mendham Road. Morristown
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

The house postoffice will be moved to
the office building, and the space thus
vacated will be partially used by the
new shaft. The old presenD elevator
serving the southwest corner Of the
capitol will be. closed to the public and
reserved for members and the press
exclusively.
The speaker may or may not retain
the rooms formerly used by the ways
and means committee on the house
floor, south corridor. Additionally two
rooms on the first floor Of the house
oftice building, southwest corner. win
be at his disposal.
CARL SCHOFIELD.
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Lawrenceville Social News,

Especial to The Times DIsnnt on \ II $
,s LA,NNisENCEVILLE, VA. January
ap,r-,Alrs. =. ! Bayiey is visiting her
aaM ii Mrs. Annie B. Blunt, formerly Of
YY nrt but now living In New
M; M. !, -. spotig Ell Tuesday On u
DIS lsl ne Y, trip TO Richmond,
on Monday night the young men 81
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Waverly Social News.
ts,.c,,, nv r,..,--

Special to The Timcs-Dispatchl
WAVERLY, VA January 25.-Mr.
d and Mrs. A. L. Gray left Waverly on
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
sGray's sister in Delaware.
Mrs. J. f.. West and son, Baird, visit
Cd relatives and friends in Wakefield
during the past week
Miss Evelyn May has recovered from
her recent illness to the delight of her
many friends. -
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Gray and Mr.. II.
a. q. Gray and Miss Sallie Tucker visited
,M y, p. G., the latter part of
Sheriff Joe D. Prince and Treasurer
Z X, a. Brown, OF Sussex county. passed
( E ~ ~ Wayery Thursday. en- route
sSholdng "a special term Of the Nanse1
ssillolia Circuit Court, at Suffolk, Va.
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slvelO LQCeS nc Late.t A,riuai. ~ =

NO matter what tile weather may be outside it's like getting
breath OF spring to cntcr Our Lace Department.
The the windows are 40
have your needs supplied In -
Just few hints as to Of tic beautiful things now ready
frices VIII convey but little idea Of the valueYou must
see the rich effect the faces
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. Waverly Thomas, q. Fl. cofer. "

9. Ames. ]. D. Gray. - G. Brock, y.
Of smithfield; Misses Minnie r. Boy
kim Violet and Fanny Landon, Daisy
Riddlck and Pattie Langhorne. Of
Smithheld; Mesdames Bird Edwards, a.
s.; Edward s, w llson ,Bohan,non, the
3Surry Courthouse: Mrs. Wayerly Bell.
Of Luray, and Mrs. r. L. Y Powers, Of
Richmond. Delicious 54 refreshments
were served. Miss Grace Goodr CHI and
Miss 8Eunice MintonS served epunch.G !.
Mr.. Theo. Barron. Jr, entertained
twelve I've Young "a ladies. on Thursday az
Miss Lucy Day Martin, who tssspend-
ling the wintersWlth her grandparents.
Colonel and Mrs. G. /. Day, ce LIBERATED
her eleventh birthday on M onday by
Entertaining. her tile. girl til nds;
Miss BERTHE! Edwards ontertain e,
MISS Sadie Ring, Of Rescue, Visited
Miss sus 10 J Jordan last we ok !, t .ss
Mayor u g. Brock and ~, W., IIo To-
way have returned from 1ichmoand,
where they L attend ed the Convention
Of Virginia Municlpalities.t i185
ana Mrs 4 HeaTn 81 q.
Mi Miss : - lean i Masxwsi i 81 Norfoik IS
visiting Il her Crane ther, Z Mr. T. /, p.
r sp Miss Si Il sails on saturday
and vii speand three months Il. Rome.
SUITE her Singles M,e 8, N tr u ,ox
hunt on the goth. Mr., Thomas Is pres
Iident Of tho Isle OF Wight uniting
Club. II quests We're Mr..J y orr
Iidan, M. 2. Lang horn e,a B lal Ian ghorne,
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Smithfield Social News.

3, q Sneelal to The 'rlnles-D lspatch.l
4 ~ sllI z, IELp, anu 81
MIS- yIrs: Charles M. Warren, of Bacon's
Castle. entertain a \ Mt car 81 on Nv led Z,
,nasdaY afternoo n.tsat II he. game played
vas aix-hand euchre, 4 lie q first prize.
,Theo; Barron; the second, u j nmest,own
pin, by Mrs. II. II. Boykin:2 the conso-
luton was drawn by M iss b uldln, q nd
tma spGng ladies' punch
guest Is We're received by Mrs. Warren
s g, :. y her, i, sister, RS, {. Of
SGllrtnn. ~ hose nj wing were m esda mes
5Sllllpssi's'll, I3a @ Char
nnlcS Cha..,l:lan IN Gllailmat u.
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for Judge J, L McLemore. has returned

home. ~ NJ = t' e s . uri'e ed
I. MI. and Mrs. ]. T. Rountrce. of Nan
IEsmohu county, are visiting their son,
Mrs. r.. r. West, who has heen VISIT
'hn IN, 9 r. relatives and friends In Suffolk.
,v Mr. l.o. and Mrs, John w. West spent
wednesday last in Richmond, 4 ,',
The Monday Night Club was enter.
f Rnn, last Monday by Miss Soulle
has Mrs Seen Nat vl n'{pirrow; Of Brandon, who
l i; J iees, visiting her brother Mr.. L.
MISS Essie Rodgers, OF Petersb,rr
VINO mas been visiting Mrs. o, u. paS =,
sons ~; mas returned home. -
Misses liubie and Lottic Morris bnva
returned from a visit to reiativesi ' ave
friends in Petersburg. ana
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! Is t. be the guest Of Mrs. Elliott
Mrs; Alexander Stuart and two chill
d n 7, left this week to join Mr.. Stuart
534 Mr. G.. Bolce, OF Richmond spent
part of the week In town.
. Mrs. Beverly EWrenn has returned
from visit to Bedford city.
Miss Belle Ltchheld left this week
for a visit to her sister, Mrs. Boiling,
at Bluetield. w. Va
Mr., T.. p. Scott. OF Bristol. filled the
Pres,b bs Ran pulpit last Sunday night.
home :, !, at ThaXton, Va, after a months
Rev. r. Dabney Carson, Of Bristol.
Who started "a ser,es Of services at
the chanel 81 beyond VA the station, has
closed the meetings on account Of IA
ease Ga !, OF smallpox n@the yicinity,aan
:, Miss stubblefeld, of bIorrlstown,,
! tal,l spent part 81 the. week Mt
guest of Miss ~ essie Grant.
q N MIS- w; $. Whiting was q visitor to
Tenn, for q foWA daYaathis Week. $500
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|B S ocial News,
srsnectaIto Tlb,,a.,'I'iTTi,nIe,..,-r

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
BEDFORD8G Il Va, January /, 2 \; I;
daughter. Mary III Kin s H Shack e
Mr.. N Joseph Edwards Johnston, the
ceremony to be sole1nnized on the a
ternoon of Tuesda Fe bruary tn, !
1890 o'clock atsCourt Street NJ ethodis'
The bride-eleot Is q most attractive
and harmingg young lady. who has
spent as.nunlber of ~ ears at Bedtorn
City. while her father was In charge
great numb Of friends who are deep
~ interested in her, and her app roacl'l'
Mr.. johnst on, who is. the son Of NJ
pna Mfs o Young man g sterihs
worth, fine business attachments, hand
some and popular. IT q is now engage
in the bacco business lin F'armyillp
her children. Ms, S: ! J, Rak er, MA 15.]
n. r, Marshall Z, OF Richmond, left Till
morning for Manch ester, where SLID
VII Spenad thH Rakg
children. left. Monday for San Fran
cisco, via New Orleans from 81 Sa
\ Era CISCO hey will sail Il for g ilna|
where fGr number !, 81 they l.aNl
Church. BY reason OF the Ill healt |
natiye land about two Years sp ago 60 MI
White was treated at tho Johns HonI
entirely recovered his health a.
voted to- their ehos en- work and Wel
i JSas W lEhted to sretu1n to that far awe
RON oy, sstTothsr ]. "a lsI
zee 20 e. MS pro feaSl % II. III
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Towels the greatest sort Of bar.
gains.
Large Absorbent Towels. ~,
each, 121xo value.
Linen Huck Towels, 1:he each,
16c value.
Linen Huek Towels, ITO each. 2,c
value.
value.
value.
Linen Huck Towels, zoe each. ssc
value.
Linen Huck Towels, 4sc each, soc
value.
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Powhatan Social News.

!, &c WFiA TAN, VA. January 25.-A1r.
4 4 y. Davis left Monday for Cll fton,
rf or after visiting his parents here,
MI ". K. Davis Of Norfolk snant
q isW days with friends here last
v,s MiSs Lucy .;Iennlngs Of Richmond. is
Miss Blanche Clements has boen
D W ,hdtg her sister, Mrs II, q. Burton
i Sheriff lSr T, a. BausIh, Of Belona. was
some business. = $500 - 8 -
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delightful dance in the skating rink.
Mrs Homthol. of Norfolk, has re-
turned after visit to her sister, Mrs.
T., G. Dozier OF High Street.
Mrs. Bette Osborne, of Church Street,
Is visiting. her son, the Rev Frank
Osborne, Of Old Church, Hanover coun-
ty. ~ s3 8
Miss Hattie s. Tudor, OF Mecklen-
burg county. has returned to her home
after brief visit to relatives here.
Miss Margaret Squires@ of Littleton,
n. C.,, has come to Lawrtncevllle to
make her home with Mrs a.. Nv lIarri-
son, OF Hicks Street. 1T }
Miss Marion Dortch, who was taken
70 st. Lllke's Hospital, Richmond. sew.
eral days ago for an Roperati on is re-
ported by her physcian#to be doing
Miss Alice portch, Who has been
spending few days with her sister,
who Is at st. Luke's Hospital. stopped
N Lawronceville to-dayaand will visis
her sister, Mrs. c. M Heartwell.'
Miss Nancy Powell left on Friday
evening to spend Saturday and Sunday
with her mother at Woodvlew. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Turnbull and
turned from brief visit to Rich
Mrs, Marks and daughter, Miss
Marks Of Prince George county. have
returned to their home after Il visit
70 Tie formers son,s5Athe ~ Rev, Mr.
Marks, OF Church Street,