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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-11

by the active members. List onc@
said Of Schubert thai he was the most
poetic musician that had lived, ana
each performer on the program for
Wednesday, as she interpreted his
compositions, delighted the apprect
alive listeners, with poem In music
and one would have to go far TO find
as many gifted musicians and to lis-
ten to more perfectly arranged ana
better executed programs than those
given each mouth by the active mem
bership Of the Matinee Musicale Club
On the back CT The Wednesdays pro
gram was an original program by MrS-
Fannie Hosea, OF Cincinnati, a recent
visitor to Columbia, and an interested
well wishe- OF the Matinee Musicale
The club voted Mrs. Hosea I'm honorwI
ry member Wednesday in apprecta-
ton OF the great help she has given
during her visits to Columbia, her old
home, and a rising vote of thanks
was given her for the poem sent for
this meeting. The following program
was rendered.:
Life and work of Schubert, Mra-
Charles Sharp
Symphony in b minor, Miss Mary
Rainey and Mrs. H. D. Fulton.
Barcarole and farewell, Mrs. { A
Forgey
Minuetto Oh rs, Miss Rainey.
ImpronptI OF. 142 No 1, Miss Ce-
Gle BideZ.
The Lord is my shepherd, Mesdames
Forgey, Sharp, Street and Miss .Didez.
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charmlngly entertained Thursday az
ternoon with = novelty shower By Mrs
Newton Kelso. al her home In Wes'
End. Ferns and other pOtted plant
we're used prOfusely in decorating tn
recer ton rooms. FI0m a prettiiy an
pointed table in the hail, Hiss E1ns
Patterson dispensed hot tea and va
ers 10 the guests as they arrived. As
sisting the hostess in receiving was
Miss Csllie Downing.
The idea Of the shower was es,see
tally unique and clever, carryias ou'
an OLD time tradition. A large rain
bow vas in evidence across one s'4e
OF the pretty drawing room and Mrs
Felicia Metealfe. with a beautiful and
appropriate poem, which she had ecm
posed for the occasion, gave MIS-
Sheriff. the ribbon, which she fellow
ed until she found, at the end OF the
rainbow, the pot Of gold which con
tanned many beautiful membranes
In the dining room, where the deeor
atoms were especially effective. sc
ligh.cul two course menu was served
Mrs. Kelsos gown was Persian s.iA
lace trimmed. Miss Sheriff. wa'
gowned in yellow messaline, with Gclt
bead trimmings.
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interesting looking packages for the
bride-elect. Refreshments were served
in the lining room, color scheme OF
red ard white being carried out
Ferus and cut flowers frightened the
reception rooms, and the hostess and
honor guests were assisted in receiV'
ing By Mrs. Elledge's mother, Mrs L.
Cole. of Birmingham. The honoree
was becomingly attired in yellow
evening dress.-Giles County Record
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fairy Jane's, infants Of six months,
title girls II rinascres. and In party
rray formed happy company which
eight O'cloek proceeded In q grand
iarch 70 tie recreation hall, where
hey were received by their hosteEses,
ne faculty. dressed as nurses in black
owns and regulation cars and aprons
Chiidrels games. such as London
bridge, ring around the roses, and hand
6ercnief engaged the little people dur
ng the early part Of the evening. Lat
II such snail girls a swere not over
-ome b. thnidity entertained the
guests with their best stunts. The
prize for this feature, five cakes OF
;hoeoIate, WAS awarded TO Misses Al
eyne Rollwage and Eula Whatley, for
l graphic redition OF Highland Fling
The Judges icund much difficulty in
coming to a decision in the baby show,
and who wore he best gotten up
costume, bu. when Mrs. Tapers pinned
the blue ribbon on Della Arnold and
resented nes with the prize, a SOU
senlr Institute spoon, there was gen.
sral satisfaction, for the little girl
xas very attractive in pink pinafore
and red sun bonnet, not being dressed
in party trocl as she explained that
her mama was away at a bridge par
ty.
Stretched at one end of the recrea-
ton hall was long rope from which
tangled rrpy colored panAr n"r"s.s
and much eager curiosity was Eatis-
fed when the guests were invited to
have a clip. These deceptive pack
ages turned out to be every variety
of toy from 1orns and rattlers, dolls
and balls, iC liberty caps and A B c
blocks.
At nine tEilty o'clock a line was
formed ana the happy throng march
ed into the dining room where at
long table supper was servedl Beau
tiful, indeed, was the picture pre-
sented by the merry company, seated
n little red chairs at the pretty table,
gaiiy lighted with numbers OF tiny
colored candles. Cake and cream,
stick candy AMI animal crackers form
ed a suitable menu and after this eli
max to an evening of fun and frolic
at two o'clock the happy little girls
babe their hostesses good night.
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Mr.. Mckinney Entertalns.


One OF the most splendidly appoint
ed entertainments of the season was
that given Saturday evening BY X ID
ert [. Mckinney at his home IN Yves
Seventh street in honor Of Rev. Wal
ter Branham Capers, the retiring rec
tor OF ST. Feters church and Rev. f.
r. Andrews, the new rector, and the
members of the vestry. The spacious
Mckinney home was autumnly decor
ated, potted plants and chlysante
NUNS and carnations were used in tAc
decorations and the house was spion
didly lighted with candles and oTli
linant electric lights which maize
beautiful effect on the sparkling "r'
glass and silver in the handsome din
ing room where a ten course dining
was served. At the handsome mah0E
any table covers were laid for twelve
and at each plate was a dainty little
hand painted card with the gue:ts
name etched thereon and plate favorf
Of white carnations. Seated at thc
head OF the table was Mr.. Mckinney
who acted as toast master and host
and presided with dignity.
w. G. Whitthorne, in behalf OF the
yestry. made a splendid talk and pre-
sented to Mr.. Capers, the retiring
rector, a handsome gold watch viii
engraving on the back Presented tc
Walter Braham Capers by the vestr1
of st. Peters church, Columbia, Tenn
19O1-1S1O." Mr.. Capers responded fe
this with a feeling talk after Which
James A. Smiser RESPONDED with
welcome address to Rev. E. B. IN
drews, the new rector of st. Fetors
church. to which Mr. Andrews re
sponGed. After the dining was owe:
the guests were treated with SMOKER
followed with splendid musical pro
gram in the parlors.
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ulsltInu ladies compIImented.

Mr.. and MIS-. w. Allie Kittreil enter
taine.: Thursday evening at six O'Clock
dinner to compliment the house guests
of Mr.. ana Mrs. H. G. Kittrell, Jr.'
Miss Louise Dudley, Of Nashville, and
Miss Allie Moore, OF Springfield. The
guests list included besides the host
and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. H, G. Kit
trell. Jr., Mss Louise Dudley and Hal
Acufr, Miss Blanche Moore and Vance
Wilson Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Long, DR..
and Mrs. w II. Kittrell, and Mrs. H.
a. Kittrell, ST.. The decorations were
ferns and potted plants.-Mt. Pleasant
Record.
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TO QUIT THE
CLOTHING BUSINESS
MAURY Day GOODS ANNOUNCES
THEY WILL DISCONTINUE
READY MADE LINE

In this Issue of The Herald the Man
ry Dry Goods Company In q four col
umn advertisement on the sixth page
announce the fact that they win
discontinue the line Of the ready m lde
clothing business and will efer their
entire line CT reaiy-made clothing
at a great sacrifice Read the adver-
tisement
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,Possurn Hunt.

'Possum Hunt.
Mrs. w A. Cathey gave a 'possum
hunt last wednesday night. inc lar
~ wen: about three miles out on the
Theta Pike. searching the WOODS
through, being fortunate to eaten one
'possum, which wes caught by vernon
Monroe, Ikie Dean and Dan Catney'
and others assisting the party Whicn
was Mrs. W. A. Cathey and daughter
Ella. Mr.. end Mrs. Walter COVERT
MIRA s l.. Hewlett, MIR. Hall and Mrs
Daisy Turner. Being very Interesting
TO he crowd, about eleven O'CLOCK
came out on the pike, building NICE
Are they gathered around It, as II
seemed very pleasant to them' as II
IRA. a very cid night They passed
around a little lurlch reaching Eome
about twelve thirty.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
x SOCIETY. g
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dale-RowIes.

Cards are out announcing the en-
gagement and approaching marriage
Of Miss Mary Carerton Bowles, OF
Waynesville. North Carolinan, to VII
liam ]. Dale, Jr., of Columbia. The
wedding to take place Wednesday al
ternoon at three o'clock, November
the sixteenth at the Presbyterian
church.
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Chi Omega Sororiety Tuesday after
noon at o clock at Miss Minnie Fry's.
oficers for the year we're elected and
pIanF were discussed for establishing
chapters in the various schools and
colleges Of the United States. A great
deal o; interest was manifested, and
the members are enthusiastic over the
upbuiliing OF their sOroriety.
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sherrIlI-Figuers.
Snecial to TIE Herald.


DELLRoSE, Tenn, Nov. 10.-7On
Wednesday afternoon at one ocl0,x
the marriage of Miss Aileen Sheriff.
and Thomas Norfee. Figuers, il, Was
solmenized at Dellrose, the beautiful
country home OF the brides parents,
Mr. and Mira. D. c. Sheriff.. Tho en-
tire lower floor was thrown together
for the ceremony, and in the upper
hall the many beautiful wedding gifts
we're displayed. The house was eiae-
orately decorated throughout, the hr;-
dal color sche me being harmoniousty
observed with background Of South
ern smilax, forms and palms, thicAiv
starred with white waxen tala's.
The improvised altar was recassen
window, banked with potted green's;
and from the arch above was suspend
ed a large white floral PENDANT, conf
nosed of twp hearts interlocked, With
in which burned the white ta2crs
which shed a seft radiance upo1 me
bridal rarity beneath Leading dfst
TO this altar we're the two little ribbon
bearers, beautifully dressed in white
lingerie frocl.s with pink sashes. Next
came the matron of honor, Mrs. Ran
kin Rhea, gowned in pink chiffon over
messaline, ahd carrying Killarney
roses. Following was the maid of
honor, Miss Rebmon, Of Alabama,
wearing white silk and carrying white
chrysanthemums.
Immediately preceding the bride,
came the dainty little ring bearer ia
white and pink, and carrying the ring
in a great specimen chrysanthemum,
To the strains Of Mendelssohn's
wedding mai oh the bride came down
the stairway on the aim Of her broth
err, Horace Sherrill, and from the II
brary the grcem entered with his beet
man, ]. H. Dining, meeting at the CT
tar the beautiful ring ceremony was
said by Rev. J. A. Allison in mos.
Impressive manner.
Miss Sheriff. carried a shower DO
ouet of brides roses and valley lilies,
and was exouisitely beautiful In tull
briuai tote. ~ white brocaded SILK,
with yoke ano panels OF real lace; hrr
veil being caught back from her lace
with orange blossoms. Her goins
away gown was of gray, with hat,
gloves and shoes to match.
Following the bridal car were 4
number of automobiles containing the
house guests and relatives of 10th
parties. who rad enjoyed the gracious
hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. Shorriu'
The party was driven to the sta'lon
in Pulaski, aud Mr.. and Mrs. FlgueTs
left for their weddins trip, after which
they will be 1t home in Columbia
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.Luck-Dunn.

On Wednesday afternoon last, Ed
gar Luck ard Miss Katie Dunn OF Co
llumbia, were married, leaving at once
for Nashville. They returned yester-
day and are at home on their farm
east of town.-Mt. Pleasant Record.
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4eaby Party"

"bapy FaTJ'
Uni1ue and attractive In all its ap-
pointments was the party given the
resident students of the Institute FRI
day evening by the faculty. The invi-
tations written on crackers babe the
guests to the "Baby Party" and the
costumes werc in full keeping with
this idea, a. no girl appeared to be
over ak years old Buster Browns.
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Gordon.Pillow.

Gordon-PIIIoW.
Miss Camille Pillow and Robert Cor
don, Jr., were married Tuesday in He
lena, Ark. The cei emony was con-
Quoted by Rev. c. H. Lockwood, and
Rev. w. NJ. Walton at st. Johns Eris-
ccpal church at that place. After the
wedding the guests were given re-
ception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. .. Pillow, the parents of the bride.
The couple will spend three weeks on
a wedding tour in New York and Bos-
ton
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

James j. Underwood and Miss An
ME Lou Wantland were married We'd
nesday evening at the home of the
bride, on the Nashville pike, DR.. 7. H.
Athey. Of the First Baptist church Of
this city officiating The groom Is a
farmer who lives on the Nashville pike
and he and his bride have large cir
Gle of friends.
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To Entertain Bridal Party.

To Entertain Bridal Party
Misses Jane and Margaret Mckay
will entertain the briday party OF the
McMeen- HARRISON wedding at dinner
Tuesday evening. Nov. Is, after tho re-
hearsal at their home at Carriers
Creek, Tenn.
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NeedlewOrk Club.

The Needlcwork Club was delight
fully entertained yesterday afteri DON
by Mrs. S. E. Calender. A dainty sal
ad course was served. Mrs. w. T..
Haggard Ltrs. ]. C. Molloy and Mrs.
George F,ierson we're additional
guests. MIS-. James Andrews viii be
hostess of the next meeting.
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cIemen..Dean.

Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Miss Sarah Aiice
Dean and Rev. Andrew E. Clement at
Nashville on November 3. They Will
be at home at 1919 Elliot avenue
Nashville, after Nov. Is. Mr.. Clement
is well known here where he served
for nearly two years as poster OF the
First Methodist church and his nu'
merous admirers will wish him Gil
happiness in his new relation.
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Thursday Afternoon Club.

Thursday Afternoon Club.
The Thursday afternoon Club met
Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Marvin Roberts en- Maple Ash
avenue. The topic, Origin OF Italian
Music" was full of interest. The pa
per was read by Miss Bessie Lips
comb, and Illustrations Of the Gre
gorian Chart were given by Miss Day
The cong, Beauty Eyes," by Tosti
was sung By Mrs. Raymond Addison
and was thoroughly enjoyed. Dell
cious refreshments were served by the
hostess.
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zion Book Club.

Mrs. Fl. s. Frierson was the hos
tess of the Zion Book Club recently
at her home at Zion. Frozen frappe
was served IN the hall by Miss Louise
Frierson. A pleasant confab was the
chief amusement after the hearing OF
an interesting program.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-11
N. W. Of A. Banquet.

I
Fifty guests assembled around tne
long table arranged for the occasion
Of the Modern Woodmen OF America
banquet given by the local camp az
the pixie Cafe Friday night Inc
menu consisted of 'possum ana Ia
tors d,esed fowls, oysters, celery
otc and was served in an up to date
manner by the Dixie Cafe caterers
n G. ADHESION was master OF cereil'o'
Mos aud made little talk before ana
after TIE banquet was served. Dr. H.
A Timnons recited an original poem
on the 'pcssum. Billy WithersFoon
road a short poem. Sumner Arm
strong responded with toast ana :,
A coslin, the efficient secretary OF
the local camp, read the report OF the
condition of the camp which proved
n he in an excellent and nouris''ine
condition. Talks we're made by 'ever-
al 9th ,rs present. The banquet lAS'eu
from nine until eleven o'clock
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Gypsum Supper.

The mcrhers Of the Modern Wood
men Of America Of the local camp VIII
be given an entertainment tonight az
the Dixie Cafe by the lodge In the
way of ? 'possum supper with dressed
hens and fried oysters ON the SIDE
Covers will be laid for forty. All
members u: the lodge or M. w. CT A.
are corciaHy invited to attend. The
guests viii assemble in the lodgc
room for work after which they VIII
20 to the cafe about nine o'clock when
the supper will be served
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In Honor Of Miss Sheriff..


Beautiful In all it's arrangements
was handkerchief shower given last
Friday by Mrs. Claude Elledge for her
friend, Miss Aileen Sheriff., whose
marrige next week to Mr.. i. NJ Fls'
uers at the Sheriff. home, at Deilrose'
is a notable social event. The guest
list included only Miss Sherrilfs init
mate friends. A feature of the orter'
noon was a sewing contest, In WHICH
the prize was won by Miss Ella stump
ter Another feature was contest IN
which Tho prize was given to the one
giving the best advice to the orloe'
which was won by Miss Ruth Coleman'
of Mississippi. A beautiful SOLO was
given by Miss Cleone Stamper, after
which, to the strains Of the wedding
march, beautifully rendered by MrS'
Richard Harwooc, Little Annie Lou
Eiledsa, 40 Cupid. entered the paf.OI
with a tiny wheeibarrow loaded WIN
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Business Meeting
There was business meeting Of
the Alunnas Association % the Delta
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Matinee Musicale.
The Matinee Musicale held its res
ular monthly meeting Wednesday at
ternoon with Mrs. Henry o. Fulton. 1t
was azScaubert afternoon and a
charmingIy artistic program was given
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lnman-RIchardson.

lnman-RIchardson.
The approaching marriage OF Miss
Kate Carmack Richardson to Joe In
man has teen announced by the
brides parents, Mr.. and MIRA W. M.
Richardson, of Culleoka. The wedding
will take place at the home OF the
bride on Thanksgiving day
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ror Miss Sheriff..

Special to The Herald
FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, NOV. o.
Miss Aileen Sheriff., whose marr,ose
70 THOMAS Norneet Figuers, Of colu9''
~. will on the ninth of this month be
a social event Of wide interest," va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-19
RAlLROADb
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SOUTHERN RAILWA
Trains lssvs Union Station Alszxnd'

Trsius lssvs Union Station Alsxknn'
In Eject January 8. 1910.
N.R-Following schedule figures pubiise
onlv As information. and are not guarantees
7:47 A. M.-Dsily Local between "ashin'
IA A. M.-Dsily-L0cal for HArriao'
suro. and way stations.
OH A. M.-Daily--U.s 8. Fast Mall. stcl
only for passengers for points south ~ WIG
scheduled TO stop. Ftrs' class coaches, heel
ing cars to Birmingham snd drswine'foon
sleeping cars to New oriesns' Dih'nF Coz
EIi.H A, M.-Daily-Nail train. Coaches
for Manassas. Charlottesville, Lynchburg,
Dauyille and Greensboro. Sleeping can
Greensboro to Atlanta, H. u..
lii y. m.-Week Days-Local for war
renton and Strasburg Junction.
4:32 p, NJ. Daily-Birmingham specls.
Sleeping cars between New fori ugpsIs
Aiken ano Jacksonville. Sleeper 70 pirminE'
ham. Throug frst-clsfs cosches oes"esh
Washington an Jacksonziiis. D,nlht -
service. Tourist q California -FOUR 'i''''
weekly.
x:S7 p. M.-wsek Days-LOcai fcr
risonburg and way ststton' % sShS''''
| branch.
5:l2 p. M.-Daily-Locsj 'o' W
and Charlottesville
10:N P. Washington ana Inht.
tanoogA Limited (yia Lyncbburg), FIRST
class coach and sleeping cars to Z. 4, ks,
| Knoxville and Chattanooga. Sleeper 20 NV
Orleans, Wssl ington to Roanoke. DINING
car service.
1l02 p. M.-Daily-New York, Atlsnts
and Me- Orleans Limited. All Pullman
train, or b and observation cars TO New "
| leans. Slet ping cars 10 Asheville, Albania
Macon and New OTleao' Sleeping cars 10
| Charlotte, DiDins car service. -,
All A. M.-Daily-Memphis srecial'
Sleeping cars'and coaches for Roanoke, Knox
vile, Nashville, Chattanooga and MEM
phis. Dining car service, washington
sleeping cars open 10:00 P. NJ.
Through trains from the south arrive o.
exandria 6:l3 and 6:S3 enc l0:ZS a. A'
2.13. 7:2S, 1923 and 11.5S p: N. daily, ei !.
risonbure 11:28 A. NJ. week days ana VIZ
P. N. daily From Charlottesville s:zo a. H.
TRAINS ON BLUEAONT BRANCH.
Leave Alexandris (W. 30. station, Wees
days at 1922 A. M, $3.50 and 4.66 Z. M. fot
b uemont; 6:33 P. M.weeb days for eeSour ~;
4.e5 p. IA. daily for Bluemcnt and S;zS A.
NJ, local, on sundayt only for Blue mont,
For detailed schedule figures, tickets, fab
| man reservation, etc., apply to
WILLIAM g. LEHEW, Union ~
Agent, Alexandra. Va.
E, II, COAPMAN, General Manager
8. II. HARDWICK, Pass. Trsf. Mgr.
H. +. CARY, General Passenger Agent.
L. 8. BROWN, General Agent.
| Washington, y. l.
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AUCTION SALE|.

R.F Knox, Auctloneer.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- Pursuant to decree Of the Corporation
Court of the city of Alexandra. Virginia,
entered on the 4th day Of April, 1910, in the
chancery suit there in pending, wherein
Carrie F. Beckhsm is complainant ana y
Ross Beck ham and other are defendants, the
undersigned will offer for sale, in front OF the
Market House, on Royal street, On
the twenty.seventh day of April. 1910, at
eleven O'Clock q. m., all that lot Of ground
with the buildings thereon, in the city OF
Alexsndria, Virginia, on the north side OF
King street, between Lee and Union streets,
formerly occupied and used ny j. ]. and J.
&. Beckhsnl rs store and warehouse, bound
ed and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning on the north side of King street,
sixty (60) feet east of Lee street, and running
thence west on King street about thirty l3O)
feet to brick wall of the building adjoining;
thence north. parallel with Lee street. eighty
one 1911 feet to q thirty 1907 feet alley
thence esstwardly on said sDey about thirty
{ o. feet; and thence south to the point Of
beginning.
Terms of sale: Ope.fourth cash. and the
balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months:
from the date Of sale; title to be retained until
all the purchase money is paid; and TIE
deferred payments to besr interest at six per
centnm per annum, from the date Of sale, and
to be evidenced by negotiable notes of the
J.K. N. NORTON,
Commissioner Of Sale.
], Newell g. Greenswsy, Clerk OF the Cor
poration Court, do certify that the bond re
auired Ia the foregoing decree has been duly
executed, with sufficient surety.
TRsTE: NEWELL 8. GREENAWAY, Clerk
aprl2 I'd
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Washington, Alexandria 6
Mt. Vernon Railway.
In effect May 1. 1909.
LHIvR ALEXANDRIA,

Fox Washington, from corner Prince
Royal streets. week days, at $40, sos. s.,
sis, SIS, SS5, $50, s1O, $50. $50
10 10, 10 so, 10 50, Ii 10, II rs, II 80, II 80 q
M, IL 10, IL rs, IL 80, IL SO. 10, 126, l g,
/ 50, 3 10, 2 Is. . 80, 3 SO, 8 %, s2b. 80, s.
as. 6 20, $50, SO, 7OO, us, 2 rs, 90,
So, 90, Q 80, 10 90, 80. II 10 and Il Ct
y sandays--7O, 7s5, $40. $40, 8 40, 900. go
8 40, 10 o., 10 20, 10 40, II 90. II 20 and II !,
q. M, 70 90, IL 20, 12 40, 100, l 20, l 40, 209
220, Q 40, 800, $40, $40, 400, 40, 4 ~, 0 %
62O, s 40, s 90, 6 20, 6 40, z 90, 40, 40. 90
$50, 900, $50, 1000, 1913, and II 10 p, n
FOR MOUNT vBRE0n.
Leave Alexandria for Mount Vernon, weth
days, s 45, $50, 7 IS, 851, 1926, II rs, q. M
IL 25, I Is, 2 20, $50, 4 40, IS, 6 30. 90,
8 80, 9 so, 10 80 and II so p. m.
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