The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-18
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some Interesting Sew. from 'he MIN CITY.

Correspondence cot che TIME.
LYNcnBuR0. VA. April 1.-THE Nir-
rinm Midland Railroad Company arc
tearing down the oh wooden bridge
across Blackwser creek af thc union
depot. preparatory to putting up fine
new iron one in its stead. made hY ihe
7 Edru0re Company two carloads ot
which have already arrived. twill Dee
eight feet wider than the old structure
and fuli of good light aud a.l to tAe
/ travelling public. The OH depot Will
also soon disappear and new one. The
finest in the State. viii Dee Jointly built
+ by the Virginia Midland and Norfolk and
Western 0n the ola sitc
The loss hy ihe big blaze in Bedford
county reported to the IMr- q day or
two ago. was very great. and all OBJ DO. OF
course. was without any insurance. The
greatest damage was in icncine and That
close on the eve or planting new crops
exposed t0 neighb0rAO0d stocks
The sale and purchase hg tAe thesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company yes
teray of The Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad franchises, gives satisfaction Do
this section. and is expected to rebound
90 the best interests OF the road All a.ous
the line
Ii will be determined to morrow whe-
tler the Home Guard of This city, Cape
tain Kirk Otey commanding win Dee One
OF the military companies tO attend the
Washington centennial 100 New YORK ODD
the Both instant u 10 does eco twill Doe
one of The hest-dr...ed companies IN ihe
regiment. With some oi the best Com
federatc lighters in the war
4 very large audience assembled boz
the First Baptist Church here to-day t0
witness The marriage of Miss ollie.
daughter of Df " A. Almond. OF ibis
city, TO Mr. g. Fulton kHnear. we'll
known Pullman car CONDUCTOR Tie
young attendants ON both sides were
large, and Rev Dr. w. IT, j. smith per
formed the ceremony. assisted bog oIA,r
ministers The bride and groom took
the Norfolk and Western train for "A
bridal trip 90 New Orleans and else
here South
Bridal cards are oar today for the
marriage Of Miss Katie g.. llnkiug-hip
10 Mr. William II Bryant 20 the Daniels
town Methodist Church Thursday he
18th instant
4 very attractive marriage took place
to-day. 40 ~ o'clock. at The spacious
residence of Mr. Charles " Button
Ills beautiful and accomplished daugi-
ter. Miss Carrie, was joined in wedlock
90 Rev + l. COulbOurnc. the resid DO
minister OF the Methodist Protestant
Church of this city The ceremonies
were performed hy Rev Dr. Bates. of
Georgetown, other ministers being pres
ent
tobacco factory. on the corner az
Twelfth and Lynch streets. owned by J..
A. Hancock and occupied hy John W
Chiid- * Co, leaf tobacco dealers. was dee
stroyed by fire Tuesday evening. TO-
geiher with its entire contents The
stock and fixtures were valued at $4,000
and were insured for - 300. "a, follows
German-American. II 500 North Ameri.
can $500 Lyon Fire Insurance Com
pany. 500 The building was insured
for $4,000 in companies represented hy
T. } Otey X Co., which about covers The
loss
John G.. Perry. An old journalist, hay-
ing been connected for many years with
the Lynchburg Repa5Ac1n. and more re-
Gently with the Ddily Mas until about
1873, died at his home in Amherst
county Tuesday, aged siXty-one