The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-28
piety of our people. and for the
dliness that prevails among Oh
very name.
MR.. MANLY ID. RAMOS.
gives me the greatest pleasure Il
eme Being to accord praise for
prosperity Of our city a
TRY. As from time imm
MR.. MANLY u. RAMOS.

1t gives me the greatest pleasure to have
Supreme Being TO accord praise for the gem
eral prosperity Of our city and the
country. As from time immemorial
the agricultural interests have leaned
more upon the providence Of the Al
mighty, and as the merchants are now reap
ing the benefits Of OverilOwing barns and
stOre-hOuses no doubt all Of us can bend
the knee and with more than usual sim
cerity render praise; especially when we
know that the slippery people Of W all street
have utterly failed in their endeay0r to
wreck the finances of the country.
MR.. T. d. WILKINSON.
Mr.. +. ID. Wilkinson, secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, said,
speaking in an official capacity: | am
thankful that the prospects indicate that
this will be the most successful year we
have ever had, financially and otherwise.
Mr.. II. X. POLLARD.
feel very thankful for the splendid
crops, for the recent great Democratic vic
| tory, and because we have two excellent
men-Cleyeland and Hill-from whom TO
choose the next President.
MIR. J. ASTON CABELL.
/ am lust leaving the city for Charles
town, West Virginia, 10 attend court there,
and am sorry TO say that | haven't thought
of any special blessing, but we have many
things TO feel thankful for in Virginia.
COLONEL X. b. BERKELY.
Colonel Berkey, of Farmville, said:
''WeIl, | was about 10 say that | was most
thankful for the splendid breakfast have
Just eaten, but believe | am more thank
full for the bright prospect OF Farmyille."
MIR. w. p. LAYTON.
| am thankful for life, health, friends,
and the state Of the country. l must be
happier than Harrison is. and have made
eight people happy to-day by issuing four
marriage licenses.
MIR. j. X. CHILDRKY.
am thankful because am alive. In good
health, and because the people are paying
their taxes promptly. | am also thankful
that the Democrats gained such victory
in the last election.
MIR. JULIEN BiNFORp.
Well, can tell YOU am not thankful
for this miserable cold, but am more than
thankful for the political aspect Of the
country. and the general business outlook.
JOHN I. RIDER.
Mr.. John +. Rider, in expressing his graf
itude at being yet in existence, said: IL am
exceedingly glad that the great Democratic
cyclone left me still on the EARTH"
MIR. HENRY G, BERGER.
| am thankful that ! am able TO pre-
sent TO my Richmond friends such
grand play as Shenandoah" for their en-.
joyment Thanksgiving Day.
MR.. JAMES C. LAMB.
l am thankful for life, health. strength,
friends and happiness; and particularly
thankful for the great Democratic success
OF November 4th.
MR.. n. W. BOWIE.
am thankful because have just finished
giving uhinterruptedly deposition in an
old suit which has been on my hands for q
long time.
SHERIFF GATES.
| am thankful that we have the Govern.
meat, as IL were, in our own hands, and
that my efforts helped 10 bring about the
happy result.
Mr.. W. ". PLEAsANTs.
am very thankful that am living, but
feel very sad over the death of one Of the |
best friends ever had-H. X. Ellyson.
MR.. CHARLES p. STOKES.
have many things 10 feel thankful for. |
chief among which is that am still living |
and my family Is well.
Mr.. W. NICK EHDyoRD.
am thankful for the bright prospects of