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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Hi CitN HapIeulngs.

LNSonBuRo, Va. Nov 27.-ISpecial. l.
Rev t. NJ Peterson. the new pastor foi
Memorial chuich, arrived hero with his iani-
lily this afternoon
Rev. ". \ Tudor. ID. D.. of Richmond. il
the guest Of AIR. {. V. Winiree OF this city.
The Ieunyson Club gave their annual re.
ception tonight at the residence OF Miss
Cheatwood on faniel's Hill.
Sales of tobacco continue very heavy and
breaks lasted to-day untii the afternoon.
Prices remain unchanged.
Al koxboro n. C.. this morning jury re-
turned a verdict for 81 .500 damages in dam.
age suit against l.. s. Moorman 4 Co.. con
tractors, OF thie city. The suit was brought
10y the administrator OF Reuben blackwell
Scolorod). who was killed Ly blast on the
Lynchburg and Durham near Roxboro, while
III the employ o. Norman Il Co.
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Property Transfers.

CV of Acknowledgment Brandt TO
George 4. Summers and Eliza. his wife. %
feet on east side Morris near Cary. 5000
William W. Brauer and Charles Well and
A. Heiistern TO Alexander Harris. 22 feet on
north side Bgker street near ROane. 1911.
Same 10 Jennie r.. wife ofDr. IL l.. Harris.
&c feet Oh north SIDE Baker street near Rosne,
5000.
Henrietta Carr 10 Patrick Davis. p feet on
east side Henry street near Leigh. 1900
Susan Davis to James II. Davis. interest in
2G5s feet on east side Fourth street, near
Cave and As feet on north side Cave street. IS
Joel +. Stowell. Jr.. and John T. Nucko!s
and their wives 20 ~ y. Randolph.
20 5-l2xlG.97 feet in square bounded by Gov
ernor. Ross, Fourteenth aud Franklin streets,
to be used Tor al alley. 70.
Hfn,1co counfy.-Nathan Ferrins trustee 10
). !. Tyler. q acres on broad-street road. $50.
j. +. Tyler to Frank b. Taylor. the above
property. II 200
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They Are Coming 20 virgins TO Invest.

NosFoIA. Va. Nov. 27.-lSpec.al. The
eyes OF Western capitalists are turning
towards virginia. Several DAYS ago Tar
I.MYs announced that the Commers OF Cadi-
FAC Mich, Lad purchased the Lekies milling
property IN this city. the most valuable saw
NIL property IN the vicinity Of Norfolk Yes.
erday met man from tho Wsst. md he
,aid that DO would buy AL tho timber land
that he could get . Eastern Virginia NJ req
eonaole prices. Ito SAYS Western inoneyed
men are coming Fast: When Nirginiss debt
Is settled thousands from the Nest will I've
investors Ia Virginia. lie looks Tor a future
OF great prosperity for tie old Common
mayor lame wno was probably the most
Virginia. owing 10 superior ability and oysa,
wealth, is heartily in favor OF the debt settle
ment. 'o'''o-
The painters and frescoers have finished
their work at the cid 81. Psuls r. e. cSureb'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

PIZZ1NL-Died on Friday, November eth, al
1905 Z. NJ, Mr.. JOHN A. PIIIINl, N the nifty
eighth year of his age, at his home No. HA
cast Broad street
Due notice will be given OF the funeral.
OBuEN.-l led. at her residence No. zoo east
Clay street Friday morning. eth instant az
4 20 O'Clock. Nrs. BRIDGET OBlHEN. widow Of
the late d. VI OBrien, IN the hfty-seyenth year
OF her age.
Her funernl viii take place from 50. Peters
cathedral SATURDAY.. 18th instant, AZ o'clock,
T. H.
Norfolk Petersburg and Baltimore papers
please copy
SCHONBERGER.-Died November p. 1891. ~
MS late residence, 81 north Iwenty-eighth
street. JANIS If. SCHONBERGEH. IN the
thirty-ffth year Of his age.
His funeral will rake place from Lcigh-Street
Baptist church SUNDAY. November 18th. az 3
o'clock j. 81. Friends and acqnaintanees in
vIted 10 attend.
IRITTAN- Died. Friday morning. November
~, 1901. AZ half past O'Clock. Dr. CHARLES
s. BRITAIN. only son OF the late Samuel ami
Virginia ). Britain lB the iorty-hrss year OF his
aye.
Funeral from his late residence. north Sixth
street SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3oclock
No flowers - request
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Nirginia News Notes

George W. Marshall. an old and respected
citizen OF Henry county died Mouday.
Alfred o Bannon. one OF the oldest citizens
Of Charlestown. W. Va. died # paralysis
Wednesday.
Secretary Of tho Interior Noble spent sew
eral days IN FGuquer county last week
old Virginia never tire was exempiiied
again said the Washington Post of Yesterday
in It's notes about Thanksgiving day. Not
content with sending 20 Washington from
two 10 a dozen couples every other day. with
perhaps the exception of Fridays and Sun
days. she had - send couple on Thanks
giving day. OF course they came from Cul-
pepper and their ages were respectively six
teen and twsnty-one. After some little diff
Guilty they found t. license and minister and
We're happily married.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
A NEGRO GIRL IN FLAMES.
NE. John 3. Massey RraVely Rushes to Her
Rescue,
SAVES his HOUSE FROM FLAMES, TOO.
Many Marriages In Observation-Disclosures
sophicsi Society Ofi'ccrs Mt the Uni
versity-Fersonsi Notes.

CHirIoIrrsviINY.V Va, Nov. 2L-lSpecial' !
The Hon. John 7. Massey when he ap-
proached his home yesterday, saw negro
child with her clothes IN flames running
across the yard. The family being away
there was no one on the place except the
ssrvaats and they were pnnic-stricken. Mr..
Massey extinsushod the flames and then
found that the cabin from which the child
had run in terror bad been set on fro lie
vas fortunate enough 10 savo the property.
n the cabin had burned II would have been
almost impossible 10 save Mr.. Massey s resi-
dence.
ANNUAL MEFTINc.
The Charlottesville Land Company held lis
first annua meeting to-day. he report OF
tie presidept showed the liabilities OI the
company TO be. lor stock. S3li.%O for other
items. SO 700 total $500. 500; assets. 1880. yG..
The vacant lots sold during the yeer which
was one Of great depression averaged - ,j-''
a decided advance in The iormeg average.
Several important plants have been establish
cd. The population Of the city within the
corporate limits las increased ! .o0o as shown
by recent census since the census OF 1891
MANY MARRIAGES.
The services OF tine Rev. John i. Turpin. 81
the Baptist church. have been ~ demand al
marriages recently. The following couples
have been married by him Miss Mary one
Worsham b Mr.. Virgil 4. Payne. Of wash
ington. Miss Carrie May Harris to MI WI
liam Parish Marshall Miss Sarah A. BTehey
10 Mr.. Charles Davis. Ir. Petrie married
Miss Margaret Sprouse to Mr.. John Skater.
Personal MENTION.
Captain II. c. Niche. Of this county, Is in
Alabama. =,
Professor p. Is. Bsrinser. of the University
Miss Annie Boyd. sister of Mrs }. y. Suth,
eflin. has gone 10 Washington 20 remain until
after Chr stmas.
Mrs. John T. Massey has returned from Ala
Sama. where she went TO visit her mother.
MIS-. Vest, of Louisa Tnother-in-law OF ex-
Senator Wingfeld. is very III al tho latter 8
residence in thus county.
At the regular annual meeting of the PHI
losophical society Of tho University OF Viz
cipia officers were chosen rs follows. Profess
sor Smith. president Professor Humphreys
vice-president, and Professor Stone, secre.
tary.
a movement Is on foot and sure of success
TO organize a social club of gentlemen. II
will probably he known as The Aibemarle.
The leaders in the matter are Captain Mica,
jah Woods. Mayor :. Is. Woods and
Judge X. i. W. Duke. Jr., lr. L.
Il. W. Duke, Fitz. Fry. Daniel Harmon. u.
j, S. Patton of the JeIersonian. G. ID. Shack
e!iord. T. 7. Peyton. James ID. Jones. Lewis
d. Aylett. W. l.. Rogers and others. 1t IS
proposed to ct up 10 comfortable style rooms
to which the members may resort at pleas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

BrrN' VISTA. Va. Nov. 27.-lSpecial W
A. Ncherson. OF this place with an accom-.
plicc nalued : j. Campbell nre now under.
going trial for placing liichersonS bull on
the track q. tho Norfolk and Western rail.
road that the bull might be killed. md Rich.
er~on therefore obtain damage. The accom-.
plice has confessed 10 the fact. saws Detective
Fairly. of the Norfolk AMI Western roa !. who
worked up the case. The bull was killed. but
fortunately there was no damage 10 the train
and passengers. Richerson was formerly o.
Amherst county. lie has felt the necessity OF
employing able resident counselas we'll as the
Iynchburc Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Mis-. Brown aud Mr., Kite Get Married.

LuRAY. Va. Nov. 27.-rSpecial. lat the
residence Of the brides father, near Shenan-
doah City. Sunday, Mr. Fielding W. Kite and
Miss Dora V. Brown. daughter of Mr.. Daniel
t. Brown. were married. Rev. George w.
Brown performing the ceremony.
The Friday Club hold its initial meeting at
the residence OF Mr. James G. Weaver Friday
evening Rev. Mr.. Steed was elected presi-
dent Miss Eugie Broaddus. vice president.
Mr.. Fred X. Amiss, secretary, and MIR. c. A.
Miller, treasurer.
Rev H. NJ Strickler. son-in-law of the late
Colonel Spitlcr. OF this place. who for several
years has been pastor Of the Baptist church
in Ieetown. w Va. has been called 10 the
pastorate of two churches near Rockville. Nd.
The wheat crop since the rains is considera
bly, improved and the farmers are in much
better spirits than they were a week or so ago.
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lie 1. Charged with Forging Two Check.

CovIScroS. Va. Nov. 27-lSpecial "A
msn named " +. Odwyse is under arrest
here on warrant charging him with forging
two checks. Mr. c. A. kincnid. who cashed
the checks at the White Sulphur Springs.
found HIM bid in a box-car at Allegheny sta
lion and brought linn 10 Coyington. The
checks bore forged signature Of Ny. T.
Griffith. and were for Sl0s and sc. respec-
lively. Odwyse was lodged IN al the same
evening and will be taken e. Lewisbusg for
trial. Ire claims TO have given value for the
checks and that he did not know they were
bogus. and charges two other men with hay
ing passed them on him.
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Major uoldway. of scott County, pies.

BRfsroL. Tenn. Nov. o. Especial. "A
telegram was received here to-day from Gate
City announcing the death of Major Henry
W. Holloway. one of the most prominent men
in Scott county. He had been unwell for
several days, and Wednesday night he COM
planned Of a choking sensation in his throat.
A doctor was at once SUNNI ned. but before
he could do anything for the sufferer he was
dead. Major Holloway was sixty-two years
old. and was lawyer. He went 10 the Leg
islature from his county Scott in 1893. He
was a gallant Confederate soldier. and served
ably as Commonwealth attorney from 1879
IN I4-T
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

The Rent for the Stalls Must BE Paid-Meet-
ing OF the Committee.

The Committee on Second Marke: held their
regular monthly meeting at the Council
and Slessrs j. w. White. Mitchell and Royal
White we're present.
The payroll for the month was approved
aud number OF bills were ordered 10 he paid.
Market Clerk J. +. flournoy reported that
several parties who had rented stands and
stalls in the market were in arrears with their
rent On motion of Mr.. j. W. White the
committee decided that the de.inquents should
be given time 10 pay up their arrears until the
next meeting If this was not done their
stalls should be declared vacant and sold at
public auction.
The clerk reported that at present there
were several stalls vacant. and he was given
authority 10 sell them 10 the best advantage.
On motion of Royal White the clerk was
instructed 10 enforce tue ordinance and keep
the aisles OF Second Market clear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
4 BR0AD-sTRKEr rfIEURE.
:. Weinberg Made n Deed of Assignment to
william Wilson.

=. w clnbcrE Maize n Decd al Assignment TO
william Wilson.
A deed OF assignment was filed yesterday in
the clerks Office by s. Weinberg to William
Wilson. trustee. The property conveyed
consists of the contents of the clothing and
notion store ut 103 north Seventeenth street
and go west Broad street The trustee shall
pay out OF the proceeds OF the sale of the
property the usual legal expenses. rent. taxes.
etc. and 10 the following creditors:
Sol J.. Bloonberg. 500 for professional ser
vices as attorney. 5. Jacobs. 900 }. Jacobs
$40; L. llchtenstein's Sons. Sll.52; Epstein
" Loyenstein. f Baltimore s39.29: NJ. Mill
hiser u Co.. 1869. ~. Moseey & BONNER. so.
Sely Brothers. of Baltimore. slsL6T. D.
Chaser y Co.. OF Baltimore. :l99.47; julius
Kruewtch. of Baltimore. SaG.l7; Samuel
White. OF Baltimore. Si37 30. NJ. Swartty u
Co.. OF Philadelphia. $3.50. 4. Lyangenthal,
Of Newark. n j.. $3.50: Henry Gottlief Of
New York sl2o.S7; i. Katzenberg, Of New
York. $50. Empire Stationery and Novelty
House. Of New ork. Si2.Sl
The liabilities aggregate about So, 900.
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The Storm struc;, around culpepcr TOO.

KrrLY's ForD. Va. Nov. 25-lSpecial J.
This section was visited Monday By a severe
wind storm. 1t was tue severe,t storm that
while.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Norse and carl slolen-Lnwyer Married.

LrEAY CorRTHoUsE. Va. Nov. -lSpe-
Willie llGTgraye near here Tuesday night
aud stole his horse and dog cart Mr.. Har-
gave traced the horse to Sussex county.
where the thief had offered to sell the hoTss,
but the party 90 whom he offered thought
tie horse vas stolen and told him So. friehten-
ing the negro SO badly that he ran OIL leav NC
The horse which Mr. Hargrave found later IN
the day.
Mr.. ". B. Clarke. the popular lawyer and
CDMmCnW ealihs alto ney. was married
"Wednesday 10 Miss lthe ID Whitley. the old
est daughter 0. Mr.. }. ". Whitley. After the
cesemons tie palr left on a tour TO some :
he NOr.hern ci;,cs
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Death of Mr.. Alfred AZ. Gwatiunoy.

,WMxTaToN. "a, Nov. 20 Special. Mr.
Alfred b. Gwathmey died NJ his home near
this place. Mr.. Gwatbmey had been in very
bad health for some months. In hs death
the county loses one of It's best citizens.
Funeral exercises were conducted by Rev. ID.
Fleet on tuesday. aud the body was laid TO
rest. He leaves wife and FIVE children.
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lev. j. rs. lfutrou

Rev. }. 3. Hutson. pastor Of Pine-sircet
Bapt's. church. spent the past week in Fred.
erieksburg assisting d.. Runaway in a revi-
val service in his church. Tie meetings
were we'll attended. and up TO Thursday night
seven persons had professed conversion. Mr.
Hutson will fill his own pulpit Sunday morn.
for him at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

PAnEERsnrnG. W. Va. Nov. 2G.-The no
tentate and other officers and members of the
Ancient rider of Mystic Shriners Of Osiris
Temple Wheeling. arrived here yesterday to
confer the Nhriners degree upon number OF
candidates of this city.
The ceremonies began in the afternoon at
the Masonic Hall. 4 banquet WAS rendered
them u the BlennerEassett Hotel at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

n-CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner
Tventy-second andYenable streets Rev IHr.-
Ton NASH. rector.-Suuday-sch school atgs0 A. "
Divine service al II A. NJ and F. NJ. Sunday
Evening prayer and lecture o'clock. Woenes-
dsy-Chapei OF Redeemer mission SUNDAY
school az $3.50 T. VI. Evening prayer aud sermon
30 o o'clock SUNDAY. O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
rroperiy DESTROYED in HuckIngham.

VARItTY SHADE. Va. Nov. 27.-ISpecial. J.
This has been good month for the farmers.
The corn cro3 has been gathered and housed
in good condition IL has been most too dry
for the wheat aud the growth OF that crop is
not rs far advanced rs II usually is at this
season Of the year.
The house in which Mr.. John tldridge, of
this county, was living. on the Goodman farm,
from the burning building. but lost all of
their furniture. wearing apparel and a large
supply of provisions Through the kindnes,
of neighbors and friends they have been well
cared for since. IL Is reported that the owner
Of tho property, who Is nonresident. has
some insurance on the house.
The chief excitement in tie county at this
time is the iudgeship. The incumbent. Judge
Hall. it is rumored. will be opposed is several
aspirants for this position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

wHOwARD's GROVE METHODIST Fps
PHAUP. pastor. --Presching OF ~ A. " and .
2. 81. No service at night. During The winter
services will begin az o'clock instead of ,:0.
Regular services during the week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

GAyTox. w. Nov. 27.-[Special. Mr.. E.
H. Turpin one OF the most worthy aud
highly respected citizens of the community.
died Wednesday morning
Several deer have been sssp around Clayton
in the last ten days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

MORTON. Va. Nov 26.-At Coeburn, a STA
ton some twelve miles east of here. man
named Kanel who was intoxicated. fel. in
front OF n moving train. which passed over
him, cutting one leg OF and horribly NUT lat-
ing his body and killing him instantly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
X. A. Brady Dead.

CHARLOTTE. n. C.. Nov. 27.-lSpecisll -R.
4 Brady. OF Davidson College, died IN this
city this morning at the residence of his son.
Postmaster Brady He was slIty-one years
of ace and prominent man in his section.
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MARRIED..

S-LONBABDI.-M at tho resi-
dence ~ the brides parents on the evening Of
tho 2jth instant by Rev = e.. CioptOn Mr.
JANIS 4. FRANCIS and Miss CARRIE h.
LOMBARD, both o. this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
FAILUREs ~ WILMINGTON.
Two Firms Go Under and Others Likely to
IN

WI1MNGros. n. C.. Nov. 27.-lSpeciaLl-
John l. Boatwright, a large retail grocer OF
Wilmington, failed to-day.
Liabilities unknown but large Assets
small.
Other firms likely to go.
The Clinton Loan Association has failed.
Depostors will probably be paid in full.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

When tho mucous surfaces OF tho bronchia
are sore aud inhalned Dr. d. Jaynes Expecto-
rant will auord prompt relief For breaking
up a cold or subduing cough you will lind
IN It a certain remedy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

Tested ny Time. For Bronchial affections
Coughs. etc. Bg WIS BR0NCHfAL IRoCHEs have
pyofrd their efficacy Dy a test Of many years
Irlce, y cents ADV.
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Hers is the only Leah" worthy 10 he re-
membered. says Nym Crynklo in the New
York Critic in abiding to the characteriza-
ton Miss Mather will present Tuesday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

Joan OF Arc" is almost operatic in its en-
tirety and worthy Of moro than passing
notice from musical standpoint.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

The greatest of all Miss Msther's charac-
terlzations. that OF Joan Of Arc" will be
given Wednesday evening at the Richmond
Theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

fr-FlkST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHI ltt,
Seventh and Grace streefsl -lEy. y. g. Ntf
GERs. psstor.-Services n 4. 81. SUNDAY 'rn11.
e:i5 4. ~, Prayer meeting Wednesday so r.
NJ O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

Leah, the Forsaken" was never better
given than by Miss Mather. and will form a
feature of her local engagement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

The final scene III Joan of Arc' where
the maid is burned az tho stake is said 10 be
the most wildly realistic Of any scene on tho
boards this yeAr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

tyCHURCH OF THE COVENANT hey j.
CALVIN STEWART pastor. Services IN bc'ider'
HsllntuA.M Sabbath school meet, a. same
place at g:3O A. VI. IS
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Arrest Notorlou. ,,oon.bl,.r

CLARKsBURG. W. Va. Nov. 27.-Moses Kuhn
rad. Il notorious moonshiner, who escaped
from custody about month ago by Jumping
from Chesapeake and Ohio train in Ohio
was Yesterday recaDtured in the mountains OF
Lewis county by United States Deputy Mar.
shal Stanecker. who had been pursuing him
for fortnight. The handouts which Kuhn
rad wore when he made his escape were found
upon him on his arrest TODAY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

tB FOURTH-STREET BAPTIST CHCGCH
A. 81 and p. NJ. SUNDAY school az y:i5 A. y. o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

e,c.n. that Of decorating the new Roosevelt
orsan ,,o,tions of which are now IN hand.
T.sta~dav n large hall. belonging 10 MT
VIM s Johnson. at Deep Greek. was burned
70 the ground. The house was vaiueu az
$ll.OO0. ;.
on fbeIr way TO Norfolk. VIA tho NoiioiA ""'
Western railway. .o, -oo
Tho Plume street opening will cost s9S,5OO
for property assessmonts alone Inc con-
demned property for the improvements on
CRANKY and Plume streets and East-End IarH
will c st r.O0.00D.
In case before the circuit court today in
volviug only three thousand dollars fourteen
OF Noriolks best lawyers appeared AZ counsel
There were y. gjs tons of coal shipped from
Iambert's FONT during the past week
Two blOOdthirsty young men OF TINS CITY
wont 20 the Hospital woods 20 Kill each otner
in tho approved style yesterday. ihey re
turned 10 Norfolk without psssipg sho''
thor honor having been satisfied
Judce Parker to-day refused new trial 10
George Cook. recently convicted Of rooblng
man named Wliiams. Of Roanoke. Lear the
Money House. Cooks punishment was
fixed at four years in the penitentafy'
Oysters Involved In Lancaster Courts.
WHITE STONE. Va. Nov. 25.-lSpecial,
Several cases nre before the courts IN TINS
comfy involving the question whether or not
.ho oyster ground assigned Tor the purpose OF
nlnutinr and propagating oysters is natural
oyster rock, bed or shOal. IN nearly al OF
these cases tho evidence shows that
The GROUND hes been held for about
fen years. and that the owner
has invested large amounts OF money
in planting the shore. II IS believed tnm
many parties who 20 upon these private
grounds with the intention OF stealing "hen
caught raise this question Us they can get
scores OF men 10 swear that 1t ~ natural
oyster rock There is considerable ieellng
and excitement over this question regardless
Of the fact that il is universally conceded
that Il Will be one of the first questions be-
fore the Legislature. =,
The oyster market has been very dull.
MANY reasons nre assigned.
The White Stone Choral Society are about
70 erect a handsome public ball or academy
of music at this place.
There is much regret felt at the departure
of Rev j. h. 1illery from this circuit. Mr.
Tiliery leaves FOR Petersburg. He Is Young
man Of peculiar force aud power, forciOle,
eloquent and ornate
The ladies of kilTnarnock Baptist church
gave very credltaOle entertainment last
night in the new and magnificent hotel OF
Eubank Bros. IN kilmarnock.
Judge Dew and family. % King and Queen
have been visiting their relative, Rev. L. W.
ClavbroOk. for several days.
Mr. w T.. hathaway and wife. who nave
been visiting their relatives at this county
left few days ago Tor their home n New
berry, s. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

~ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCh
Grace street corner Madison Rev. b. T.
krRn, d. D., pastor, viii presch at 50 s. 81. ant
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PORT OF WEST POINT. NOVEMBER o. 1901.


Steamships Dorchester. Baltimore. merchan-
disc; Baltimore. Bennett Baltimore, passengers
and merchandise.
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LAMBERIes POINT. NOVEMBER %. 1891.

YESTERDAY and to-day. schoouers " A. ian
dali. Eagle Wing. James Boyce, \, ". h9wieft
bar Les General Mcclellan. Weshingto hooslS
y. y W., No. !; y. u W.. 10. =: Li1@le noses