Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-25

always have some place in which 10 drop.
! expect TO have good time and Will drink
lots Of egg-Iogg.
John Morton. Esq. have been so busy
that l have not thought much Of i.
Mr.. John Lively: am going to have
good time.
Mr. Julien Binford: Have n good time
and enjoy myself with the boys.
Mr.. Joseph W. Johnston: After having
drawn $50 gallons Of Nolandine from the
still. / VIII attend services at an Episcopal
church and enjoy dinner with friend.
nr. n. q. Benson: At work eat big
dinner If some of my friends will send 1t
10 ne.
Mr. Charles p. Winston lam going to
have all the fun that J can. What don't
get Will not be worth having.
BIr. John II. Roach: Well. you just look
for me; see If | don't have good time.
Captain ". j.. Epps: | will attend
church. eat q good dinner. drink some egg
nogg. and then see ylittle daughter enjoy
herself.
Mr. George ". Nntor: intend 10 have
a good time with the girls.
Alr. Alexander Fl. Meyer: am going 70
Wlkesbarre, Pa. 10 see my girl. am 10
be married, YOU know. in January.
Mr.. Charles " Meredith: At home very
quietly.
Mr. Summers Morton: Very quietly at
horne. ~ ord narily. Como TO see me.
hir. T. ". Saunders: Knock aTOudd with
the boys aud have a good time.
vr. J. ". Blair: J shall spend my Christ
mss s0beriy and qu .ly al work.
bir. Preston Belvin: Quietly with my
Mr. Walter r. Booth: Oh, no. You are
irving 10 get Ue IN some snap.
Air W. =. Smith: At home with my
wi and children
IN !. ". Thompson: am going TO
Hanover county 10 take hunt.
Mr.. William Heller: / an going 70 take
nv wife and childIon 10 Williamsburg.
1fr. W. K. Quarles: ] think Of taking a
foy-hunt.
Mr. NJ. W!Ford: hope to have a merry
Christmas. and want TO see the boys en-
JOY themselves.
NJ. J. A. Morris: can't say, quietly
however.
Mr. Powhatan F. Dupuv: In tho store.
Nr. AndrewJ. Gray lsball spend Christ
mas in New York.
Sir. A. +. Craig am going to spend
Or. Charles l.. Steel; lam going to spend
mv FIRST Christmas at home for five years.
Alr. c. A. Ncsbitt: | shall attend church
service in the morning, and work the
balance of the dav.
Mr. \. Bowie. Jr. Shall spend it quietly
with my family, playing with the baby. 1
hayc only one. YOU know.
,lr. Moses May: Having a good time
with tho boys
Mr. +. D. Core: With friend in Ches-
tcrlcld county.
Nr. Charles G.. Boshcr: shall take my
witn 90 Norfolk 10 visit her family:
Mr. Franklin Stearn-. DR.: l shall take
mv family 20 Culpeuer. where We shall
spend the holidavs with friends.
Nr. Philip Purcell. will spend that week
rs quiet as lamb" behcylng myself so
well that all the giIls viii fall IL love with
aIr.F.B. Watkins: am going to spend
the Christmas with friends IN Charlotte.
Colouci John Murphy: / intend to have
% bowl OF ecg-nog and apple-toddy for my
friend and hope 90 have pleasant time.
Mr. j. NJ. Cranshaw: expect % spend "a
pleasant day playing chess, aiagorite game
of mine.
AIr. J. Aubel: At home with IA number
3Ir. j. p. Davis: will call on my friends,
but will steer close 10 the shore
lfr. Arthur B. CLARK: Go - church IN the
morning and attend seryice-then enjoy "a
good dinner.
alr SOL Hans: I VIII stay at home and
drink cold water.
Nr. Junus Mosby: Hardat work making
on inventory 10 SEQ If $50 have made or lost
money.
CnlonelB. o. James: Between Richmond
aul Goochlaud sober.
N.Y. Meade Uaskius: At home M work.
Mr. O. II Tuastcu: Very quietly and
orderly. but hope 10 have good time.
tr Thomas Potts: ] will 60 20 church.
have been invited out 90 drink eGg-nogg,
bu. not a drop for nae.
1r G.. II. Cardozo: A. usual-With the
N- Richard Cautboru. VIII have a
COOL time as usual and viii be ready for
business next morning..
ST.. A. j.. -chaap: ! don't know; run
wild. presume.
3r. IS. rrvl0r Evans: Quietly. Come and
see rae ~ ~ north Seventh street.
Mr. W. II. Smoot: don't know. Come
and see mo. Will, however. have good
time with the boys, looking at the sights
and oniosiue the curlosities.
AIrJ. 81 Macon want 10 90 hunting.
Colonel ". SpOtswood: Hope 10 spend
ii quietly az home.
NrJo.eph shelton: The way feel now
Tam afraid hat ! wili spend lj iu bed.
lr RobectB. Muni1ra Quietly athome.
/ want TO see tue children ENJOY them
selves.
Mr. william p. Lawton: In my Office
unt.l O'Clock to give mv wife an oppOrtu-
nity % 20 10 church. which -he Will avail
herself o.. and then eat dinner.
Mr. Peter j. Burton: Viii stay indoors
and viii not 20 ont of the house. My Vie
shall have a good time.
Mr Frederick W. Scott; With party OF
ladies' at General Locans. in buckingham
county. f1x-huuting and bird-sho0ting.
Mr. j. j. Redmond: am going to the
country with party Of boys hunting.
Colonel Richard +. Belrue: Viii spend
Christmas on my small farm III the su-
burhs Of Ashland, with my family.
Mr. Writ 4. Che-termlu. / can be found
at ZJ7 west Cary street.
Mr J.. ". Burwell lam going 10 church,
where all good people should 90.
Mr. James 4. Branch: / viii spend the
morning a. All SAINTS church, and the rest
of the day IN a general tour ot the city.
Mr. James \. Boyd: 1 am going 10 have
a good time with tho children. have six.
CAPTAIN ". O.. Waller. Drink some egg
nog.. eat turkey. and ire Of hre-crackers.
1lr. " ". Moses: Stay at homo and
give the prisoners IN the penitentiary
good dinner.
Captain william II. Allison: Don't you
put me in yOur paper; l expect 70 stay at
home.
Blr. c. A. Taylor: I Will help my two
boys 10 shoot pop-crackers and have 4
good time.
Nh. William J. Johnson / am going to
stav at home and be good boy and rest
Captain Charles K. Skinher: lam gong
to church in tho morning and the balance
OF the day / do not know what / shall do.
Mr. Garter Branch: A. home.
Mr T.. {. WheTy: ] expect to rise about
) o'clock in the morning and announce
Christmas with horn aud cannon-crack-
ers This VIII assemble all the boys IN the
neighborhood. l will have Jolly good
time therest of the day.
Mr.. F.. b. Christian: You can't prove
that by me.
Blr. William Hatcher: With YOU.
AIr. W. il. Johnson: On, Lord; L don't
know.
Mr. Charles Sampson Work. WHY?
Alr James CaskIe: None of your busl-
ness.
Nr. Douglas Wherry: will spend the
Christmas on my bicycle.
Mr. John Llghtfoot o. X. Go away
man. let me alonei
Mr.. T. I. Crump: lam going to try my
best TO have q good time. What are you
going 10 do:
Mr. Witt Urquhart: ! don't know what |
am going 10 do. wish 1t was over.
Mr.. Calvin LlpscOmb Do what l do
eyery day-wOrk work. work.