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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

gay and. fashionable set OF Young ladies are on
mana to do honor TO the cadets festivities
=. LVerything is uDu ,naliy auiet az the barracks.
the boys having received boxes from home
zone time ago and ere this demolished them.
ti,hcy had q ing dinner ~ the mess hall to-day.
could find.
AZ Washington and Lee matters we're still more
quiet Nearly All II the society men had left for
nome Lynchburg Stanton and other places.
Lx-Goyernor fitZ. Lee came up yesterday
rom glasgow TO spend Christmas here with
M lamlly. Ills sons George AMI FIT. Lee Jr,
are Also here from college. ! he General, IN
speaking OF the proposed change OF the Chesa-
leake and ONO schedule. was very enthusiastic
IN us favor, and said the slight delay IN tho
morning would Inconvenience but little while
the benefit derived from getting the Richmond
mai! here and at Glasgow aud Buena Vista
Twelve hours earlier was inconceiyably great.
, Hon. Sreeniee -. Ietcher arrived at home
from Richmond Yesterday.
, hr Edward ~ Cole. OF the 'Narsity,lef Satnr-
day for Charlottesville TO visit eliminates at the
Jniyer.ity
Colonel Robert Catlett ofthe Governors staff,
mas located here % practice law. lie has moved
with his family, which will hereafter lie his
dIss Rosa Daniel. Of Charlotte county, IS visit
IN. mrs. Colonel tatlett.
Miss Atkinson. OF Missouri is the guest Of Mr..
Jonn N. Barclay. Main street.
Mr.. Stevens f. TevlOr mas returned from an
extensive business trip 20 Boston anu New FORK
IN the interest OF the Irish Greek Tin Mines and
saseFnake. He reports unusual enthusiasm IN
the tin people.
hr. Bernie Moore. or the Varsity, is spending
Christmas az home in Lynchbutg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

WELDON, r. G.. Dec. 90 Special Mr.. Jesse
a. foWers died at his residence in this place
lhur-day night and vas buried as ih family
blffing ground. Few miles in the country, on
,hnstMas DAY De was sufferer from heart
disease. which vas g-ravateI by grin and
pne uluoula. lie was Hlty-ei -ht years Of age
and had been IN the railroad service nearly
forty years
The grip is still very prevalent several proml-
~ nj e0lle heluG couuued Ca their beds from Il
In uarysnurg IN an Loining county. several
persons are also quite ilfrom the malaiy OrtY
or the cOnWeis 40 the State farms near here are
been fatal On Caledonia farms further down
the river eight cOnYcts have died from the dis
ease.
Nr w. 4. Herring, a hard-working farmer Of
TINS county. lost mis- cntlre crop Of corn. lIJ
iarre an ic. iGer by an 'nrendlary ire Ines
DAY night The motive of the inc iiary is not
even surmlsed, as no Glihculty mad been had by
Mr. Herring.
The experiment. If planting rice on the Boa
noke 'ottoms hG, proved on entire success. The
crop planted SO tAe tate farms has been gath
cred and vas NOT Ell affected by the water or
me mui dclos Q. though 10 was submerged i've
oliereut times while ia "a growing state.
The North e DINA Lumber Company has be-
gun a. llilery lhe erection Of large planning
mills and eighty kIlns in connection with their
gun. and the buildings are expected 20 be COM
pietel Do about Three months. These enter
prises viii give employment o. one hundred
ADDITIONAL hands. The company also c0nfem-
plates the construct Oh of stan ard gauge rail-
road seven Or eight miles i'm length.
tnr tinas Was celebrated very Iulety
throughout this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

CEvrRAIrA. VA. Dec. Special Our COM
muuiiy has done is lest toward i making ever
body cheerful and ibis happy Christina. The
Balling ~uuday-school followed IFS usual Gus
tam IN having On excellent Christina tree.
There were two trees, between which was an
arch beautifully fest0Onei and lighted mp.
The occasion was truly enjoyed By all who were
Miss Bertha Winfeu. nstr Drowrys Blu6
gave ec.ptiOn TO her many lrlents last night.
The uyening passed DELIGHTFULLY."-. The table,
which formed "a cross. was beautifully set and
fairly grOaned beneath It's weight OF good
thngs. Among the Iadies and gentleman pres
emit were. Misses Marian and Hn Duval.
Lilo Wells. Matte Gill. Misses Watkins, OF
] reweys Bluff Mrs Rulcrt MlnIeu. AIRS Al
phonzO Duval. Ernest Wells, David T. Moody
A. d. Cheatham. Nayery Walker. h0mas j..
Chalkley. Miss Ninfell entertained her friends
most royalty. The evening Will LONG be re-
mombered en-,
The Mn Sigma Rho Literary Society will have
@ grand oyster supper next thursday night.
which Will be quite diversion from It's usual
weekly programme. ~. r,,
There VII 10 a Christmas tree at Zion Hill
church tonight
Mr. Philip y Caybill Is now able 10 be ont,
mach 70 the sincere pleasure OF his friends.
lie suffered severely nearly two weeks from
the effects of sumac poisoning
The grip still prevails. 1ir. Thomas {. Hatch
or WAS IA ken with Do about two weeks ago. ineu-
mouia followed aud he died last night ln his
sixtf-second year. he was brave Confederate
soldier. devoted Christian and sine ere, earn
est man He leaves q sick wife, very III daugh-
ter and several sons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

ArroV Dec. 90. Sneciai.i The grin has
swept inc mountains here from the l8gstad on
NVmpback 50 tbe caverns of Spook Hollow. but
Is aoout gone. Our sick are cOnvalesclnx. and
our NtlS ln boys are SICK. however, very SICK
over the aSn sboro bank failure and not n
rev sire dead dead broke Among the suffer
crs are Hugh Foster John Master and John
Neesti Who lose 500 each. d. W. OoOdlOe $500,
AMI many other smaller sums.
Inc maQiost man on railroad street to-day
was old Jesse Walker who sold a horse 10 a
J.. neAAHrg trader las week Tor tl1l and gOt q
te-. gram that the money hal been shipped 10
the HarnesO0ro Bank saturday. Uncle Je see
made tie quickest time Oh record between
the.e TWO points. happily recovered his money
amt banked 70 safeiy III the rear pocket Of his
sag and pepper jeans pants.
Aontague Coleman and Iaven0r G0Odl0a. of
lhls ltc. att n1oI tue Indignation protest meet
ing Of acrosi;or- beld in Wayneshoro 10 dav.
~. =. Marsh, or Charlo. tsrille. brakeman on
lhe 1hfsAveaAe and ONO. while compiling
freight ears al the depot today caught his foot
between the bumpers and had the ankle-hone
crushed.
Hon q. T. Smith is registered at The Alton.
HE paf-car whlrled around the bond ut f..
DECKS among lhe railroad employees and fixing
things generally for Merry Christmas along
Tire llne
Mr.. Willie McCue and wife left this evening TO
s end thc holidays with AIRS IcCue relatives
I'D HonceyeTte
Mrs n. a. Goodwin leaves for Washington city
Monday
The following are home from college TO keep
Christmas with the old folks. llnlie Good
WIN. orres, Williams. r csc Coleman and the
rest
Nessrs. Ed and VIII Goodloo are in from Big
Nr. Nill.eP Lpscombreturned from Rich
mond Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27
New YORK Cotton Market.

NEw YORK. DC 2G-Messrs. Hubbard. Price
& Co.. issued "a circular tonight. IN which thej
make the following statement: "On Christn 4
I've decline of hOut wenty points WAS precipl
tatei in the cotton market g. h crop estimate
Of Bradstreet.'s The figures are 5000 bates In
the estimate there appears figures entirely Il
cOngru0us with & conclusion that the crop wi
reach $4,000 bales, or anything like H. Only
per cert. OF the crop Is reported nnpicked
on December 18th, AMI nearly 1870 replies 70
port that 10 has moved more rapidly than
last year. The estimate seems hardly more
than ? guess. sId guess,tOO biased 10y the dis
position 10 oyeiestimate invariably following
every large cro2. Our Southern friends. with
lut very few exceptions. advised that the pro
dnction Is FAR short Of what IL was last year
They have so advised rs since the beginning al
the season. They continue to evidence then
faith by promp; financial protection to then
purchases. and We cannot disregard their
of inion We believe cotton 30 be Sery cheap
with all The probabilities II the situation in
view and IL can but encourage those who own u
10 hold on and those who can own II 10 hold on
and those who can buy 30 DO so.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

WINSTON. Y. C.. Dec. Co. SreciaLl-A fire in
Winston last night destroyed brick store
house belonging % Il. j. Reynolds and also the
entire stock OF groceries owned by III. j.. Shut
Both were pretty we'll covered BY insurance.
hrs Boyer, wife of ex-onerih boyor. died IN
Winston to-day after a brief illness; aged
alou forty-hve wears -
Two lads. named Smith and Williams, were
badly burned last night lu their attempt 10 pop
q cannon hrecracker.
i'm Winston alem.
An the Sunday schools celebrated the event
with interesting entertainments
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dee. 25.--' Srecial.l-Ibis has
abandoning business and giving themselves up
Oh endowment. DIE old PEOPLE have been wing
with the younger ones $50 nolse-mad < and tho
entire day mas been replete with every cOnceiya-
Die noise that is possible 10 Do made with horns.
powder. crackers. whistles and cannon be-
street, have been crowded since carly morn.
Tine club rooms have done their share 90 en-
lVer tho occasion br keeping open house. and
private residences had the latch-s string hung on
the outside. Several small accidents have oc-
cl Fred from the careless use Of powder, but so
fara- known none Of them serious. The police
have had little or nothing To do, and but four
arrests have been made. Taken all 10 al, this
lsS been Christmas long TO De remembered for
h. many lows and tow Qlsc0rls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

Mr. W 7. Arnold Texas" Mr.. r. Y. Cofer:
Virginia. Mr.. r. /. Pennington; Christmas -
Mrl T. B. Robinson; responsive toast.
NJ 4. c; Crumplcr. Those present were:
Mr j. H. Newman, OF Frederick, Md /;
Ma; Mr.. H. w. fSs ent Newman ni'''' Ca:
Mi,N. " Hancock. frankfort. Ky; pr. e.. b..
ull' Htatcy, Ara, Mr. NJ. !. Porter, larmville.
va; ny W. T. Arnold. Eminence. ny: Mr.. N. IL.
1losS Washington, ID c.; Mir j. NJ. fierce. Biz
mnghein. Ala; Mr. r.. f. Cofer. Gainesville.
icN: PR. II. a. Etheridge. Cartersulle, Ga;
all. >. "A Davis, Nuieshoro Ga; Mr.. J.. Cara,
IAN Antonio Tex; Mr. Il l.. Pennington. Lee
county "a; Mr " ). ircwry, Hanisom 5.
Va ar. ~ =. Robinson. buckingham county,
a.; Ar. g. W. Emory. opolika. Ala; Mr. H. g.
Townsville, Ga.: Mr. r.. Floyd Birmingham,
ga. Ny. Ashley Cockcril. Little Rock, AK
pr. O. j.. GodeI, Marion, Va; Mr.. {. W. Rhine
hart tovngiOn va.
since dusk yesterday irecrack.rs and other
NOISY nominations have made night and day
torture 10 ncryous'y constituted people bu the
chuarcn soc IN all this nothing but supreme
happiness
Before dawn Father Fallon. Of Stanton. be-
gen mass in Che Catholic church: ssecond
followed almost WIfhou, lutermission The
ihlrd and last began az o'clock
Inls year lie 'eWlsh feast OF iienukah begins
on thrl-imas 1.ht and continues ii sht nights.
10 D. onsgr.ri IN comnem0raiion OF the rededi-
cation of tho iDmp.e hy Judas Maccabeus One
caaiie ~ Lghted The first night. two tho second
tu4 so on until the feast II concluded.
tHr employees OK tho ENTERPRISE Mil and Con-
.lAcii9h tomnouy prosonted TO the proprietor,
li.. l.. i- LOOMS. handsome pearl handled
Pen ana pencil g. hr stmas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

CLARK~uURG. ". Va. Dec .-lSpeciaLl-Ihe
Methodist Episcopal church, az Phililpi. Bar.
lour county, was the scene OF q triple wedding
tins afternoon. the parties being Mr. j. h
Knapp. formerly on the stah of the Wheeling
SON CORY. agent OF tn Grafton aud Greenbrier
railroad ard Miss Mamie J.. Mctov: and SIR
ira A Woo orr, well known society men, and
Mis-, Emma PAYNE The young ladies. who are
all very popular IN society are daughters OF
prominent citizens. and were the closest
Friends. they arranged 10 have tine marriage
ceremony take place NJ the same time 20 enable
them 20 take their wedding trip in one party.
il was very pretty affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27
BADGER LAWSON HANGED
For The Murder Of Bill Dixon and
Wife.
The MURDERER CONFESSEO HIS CRIME.
The Grip Very Prevalent I'm North Carolina.
Nine Deaths from the Diseass.
state News.

koxnono, y. C., Dec. Especial Badger
lawson, negro. was hanged to-day az Poor
House Farm three mile. from here Early this
morning people began flowing into RoKboro.
and by l0:3) clock there were fully thousand
People gathered about the courthouse and
Jail
Inc streets in The vicinity we're guarded by
extra deputies armed with shotguns AZ lO:3O
O'Clock Sheriff S. p. Williams entered Lawsons
cell and read TO him tho death warrant. lmme-
dately ofterwaYd lawson was led from the
jail m placed on wagon with two guards.
ne was seated on his own coffin. tho wagon
surrounded by twenty guards onihorse-hack,
~ IN me OF march % me scaiOld taken M.
Il'Ie INC crowd from town met two thousand
more people escorted by Sherin Williams and
Deputy Robert Hall
The prisoner seconded the scafold, where
iie-ars. " lIiems AMI Hall adjusted the moose.
lawson asked 90 say few words. and. address,
INK me crowd. told them he was guilty of tine
crime. warned them 30 live so a. 20 avoid
ms Iate' ana said that he made his peace with
Atl2:l2 o clock sheriff Williams descended the
steps from the scahod touched the trigger.
WhLe Deputy Hall held fhe knot undr Lawson s.
ear and the murderer i'll The drop was three
ana lalf feet and the tan broke LAWSON neck.
AZ INC end OF nine minute, the hodT ceased Its
tWltchnQs and eleven minutes later in was low
gred 10 ne ground and placed i'm q pine cOhn.
fLeHhs took charge of the body and late this
afternoon 10 was buried.
HisroEY OF TIE CRI'fE.
Last October lawson in an alteration with
white man. Bin Dixon. killed Dixon with q
rock and afterwards served Dixon wife IN the
same way. He then carried their bodies into
luclr mouse and set fire % the buldng. lie
vas 1rlel 10 the fall torn oil the supreme Court
hr teiore Judge Winston and sentenced -
10 hanged to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

U,uDrN SrDN s.. VA. Dec 2j.-.Sp Special
F1anina ions are over at the college AMI many
81 lie lats have gone homo 10 spend the hoh-
some Of the Seminary students also have gone
Sev Dr. n. " Moore D. D and family have
zone no salem \. O.. for q few days.
Iov. If. n. Peck. d. d. l.. J. H., met with an
accident while on his way 70 MARI q couple on
Tie house his horse shed AMI threw him out
OF his buggy. lie was considerably stunned;
and for q while insenslble, but recovered
hswNs reported rs not seriously hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27
Series of casualties In Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, Va. Dec. Co. Special Christ
mas day was bseryed in PETERSBURG by q gem
eIai suspension OF business. hrInT OF pop
CRACKERS and the usual drinking OF egg-uog and
other like beverages. There was some druuken-
ness to be seen on the streey, but no serious az
turDauces occurred during The dar. At night
there were displays OF fireworks on the diner
cnt So eets. Appropriate services we're held at
II. Paul Ipiscol al church and the music was
OF a hlgn order. 4 De services ~ ~;
joseph catholic church were beautiful
and impressive. the affairs and sanctu-
airy. were tastefuily decorated with plants
and eyergrceus amidst the glow Of more than
q hundred candles. A Iridium" which Is 20
he conducted Dy Father IcAy0y will G as fol-
lows: sunday, High Mass at 1880 a. NJ; fol-
IoNed ~ sermon; l:5r +. NJ Yespers ana behe-
dlcilon' followed ~ sermon; MONDAY masses
az $50 and A. H.. followed by Instructions,
80 y. NJ. uenedictiOn and sermon on Mercy
OF God; Tuesday, masses ~ G:1 4, ". AMI
=. ". followed by instructions; 40 7. VI, enc
diciIOn and sermon: uDject. Church the mar
and Ground II 1rt tl;' Wednesday iridium
The Ladies Aid Society Of Nest-End Baptist
church this afternoon presented their pastor,
Rev. q. A. Barker, with handsome oyercoat
! he Presentation address was made by PR. {.
~. Collier. who was res Oneeu 10 Dr. Mr. barker
IN feeling and appropriate manner.
MIR. &. H. iurt0n % widely known Young man
of this city. died very suddenly last night az the
residence of Mr.. George ". Pogram. on High
street. where he had his room The deceased
had leen FOR many years secretary % the Ohlin-
Ter OF Commerce, which ONCE d. .heli AZ me
llluH ID. Ills DEAN fit WAS II drt -IurDA elit "
member of the Royal Arcanum. lie hai re-
Gently had an attack oi the grip and tins; win
other complicated causes rcsuifct IN oeath
He was widOwer and leaves one child
Mr.. Caroline o Branch relic, OF The ate
jordan Branch. for many years sheriff OF Peters
burg d ed in Asheyiile. \. on Friday. alter
a shor lines, OF PNEUMONIA The deceased
who was former resident OF this place Was
widely known in Richmond, where she has a
daughter.
Mr. Thomas Andrews, residing on Plum
r. La I.fft. 4sfIN IFI |n
wrestling with a friend named Sandy Andrews.
Mr. Henry Moore while PAS ing along tlum
street Yesterday was bitten on the leg by dog.
The dog was subsequently, killed by order OF the
MAYOR.
Mr. Charles Bowman while passing along
Wythe street got hi. foot caught ia the hole OF
bridge. which caused him 20 fall. lie had lis
shoulder very badly wrenched.
Thomas a.. Bland. q son OF llr. j. Il. Bland
residing ON Old street left home last night.
since which time nothing has hoen heard from
him When he left home be SAID be was only
going ont for walk. Much anxiety is felt boy
Ills parents concerning his whereabouts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27
1oBACCo ExCHANGE.

RlcHYOND. VA. Dec. 2j.-No offerings az
auction to-day or for the week ending today.
Private sales reported were hight lrIyate sales
reuoried for the week; Wrappers. lg hOgsheads;
filters. %; cutters. L. smokers. 81; SCRAP dark.
.: scrap lbrighO. ]: dark leaf -; total. H.
For the week ending to-dar: Inspections,
bright 80 hogshcads - tierces: dark. % hogs
Meals. reinspecfions. bright 70 hOssheads
Receipts for the week. 81 PACKAGES deliveries
50 packages
internal Revenue collections to-day: Tax
paid. cigars and cigarettes. $3.50; TAX paid
plug 20 accOs. s1.g9i..4; tax paid special s2f.19:
Tie week lax paid cigars and cigarettes.
sj6l5g7. tsx paid plug tobaccos. 3d. 8l.g6:
tax paid special. SsL99, tax paid penalty S8.3l;
total Slht46B
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

WARM SPRINGS. Va. Dec Special Work
on the boulevard between the Hot and Warm is
progressing rapidly There are atout eighty
c9uvlcts on the work besides other labor The
campis located near the toll-gate on the old
a large pool is being made az the hot and
tho st0ne-cutters are busily engaged preparing
tho stone tor the work he stone is lcng
Drought from Ducna Vista and unloaded right
Ill The nCO-
Ile OH hotel win he changed so that 1t Will
now front toward lhe Healing Springs.
lev Nnnam G.. White AID family are still
away from the Nam-at NOr-ham, where they
have been since the death of his father. Rev
Charles White. ID. ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

Trvrvcrov. Dec. Special The contest
in athletics between the two colleges locat.d 20
this place-the Washington and Lee University
and the Virginia Military lns-ltlt -hss ever
leen most spirited. but particularly this tall
during the football season dla Il assume pro-
portions worthy u notice.
me University bad professional trainer 10
assist them Iu the science OF the game and 10
afterwards play centre-Tush. Tho cadets LEFT
und0ne nothing that would perfect Iher play
ing a. has lcen shown by their success Oh the
field I'M combat with the best Southern teams.
i'm consequence of the above facts both colleges
have watched closely the newspaper reports
sen. 0ut from here 10 ilchmoni.
Ihe Cadet novelty magazine published at
the Virginia Military Institute says:
For several years the feeling between stu
dents and cadets has been one OF amlty. The
friends OF both wished this friend hip 20 con
tnue Unfortunately IL las not done so. Just
now even the name or Washington and Lee Is
detestinle 90 the average cadets ears. This dis
like has been caused by the publication uy some
student of false returns from the athletic con-
tests and by the diyulging OF our football sgus
Itisfgr fromthe purpose OF The Cadetto 1e-
fond Whatlt believes da-tardiy proceeding
VIVA, we wish o. say Is that large body u n
studeuts had nothiusto. DO with TINS. one 1r 10
most. TWO or three men bear the res Ousl Ullity.
LET them have the blame Tho ma Outv ui the
Washington and Lee men look upon 10 with the
same ahh0rrcnce and anger that We do. 10 was
"a dishonOrable deed and Few students of Wash
lngtOn and Lee would. we believe. soil their es-
tutcheons with such o stain. { is an injustice
TO blame he many for tho fault or low
Washington and Lee students are. as rule,
reprcseu at.ve Young Southerners like our
selves. III am ndivldu0l cadet were guilty OF q
meauuess wo world hardly blame the entire
corps for II. Win should al Washington and
Lee bear rerroach merltei by single mem
ber!'
This and much more does The Cadet Say IN
connection with the matter and all ia no uncer-
tain sound.
meuts received from both students and cadets
for its full and fair reports of all games and all
matters OF interest connected with the two In
-itufions its correspondent regret TO have 20
chronicle these facts. and should 40, do so but
for the publ. CITY received IN he Cad and the
violent call for justice eNpr ssed therein
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

TARuvirLr. Va. Dec 2j -iSpeci talon the
farm OF SIR D. l.. lrayler iusi on b nt-kiri !
Johns met hi death yesterday IA rather fin.
guar manner lie Was riding hoIsehAcl ont
IN the field and driving tho horses. hen ridins
too near one Of the horses kicked him III the
stomach and he died IN few minutes;
scott Martin. the little eight-year-old son or
Mr. j. II. Marlin, was very painfully INJURED by
crackers Wednesday night. IL 10 feared he may
loose one Of his eyes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

ITO John FLUKE: TAKE NOTICE. THAT 1
4 shall apply to Mr.. James T. Reed sur-
,eyor of the county Of Henrico. on the ,5rH
DAY OF FEBHU AIRY. 1892, between the hours
10 make survey and report in the manner pre-
scribed by law Of LOTS g.. &. 3. 6. AMI & IN
SQUARE e of the plan of the town of Fulton,
living and being in the said county Of HenricO,
Va. aud near the city OF Richmond; each Of
said lots having q front OF 39xll0feet, and which
W re- sold by the treasurer OF the county and
STAT aforesaid on the Hth day Of December,
1891. in your name and you being the owner
thereof, tor the nOn-payment Of the taxes and
lovies due thereon Tor the wear 1850. and uur-
chased by me-. there beng n tenant or other
property. and Won not being found IN said
county Of Henrico. .,,... =, ....x.
SAMUEL =. WADDILL.
RIUHMoSD. Va, December %, 1891.
de 21-su4w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-27

SrANARDsvuIF. Dec. 26.-rSpecial Miss
Duane D. White, daughter of N. w. White,
Esl- residing near this place was married on
tuesday to Nr. +. ia Leo Hughes. prominent
ckc.tOn % uclatsd.
IAe briiesmaiis were Misses Rosa G. White
ANNE Kennedy. Minnie Hughes and Alice
"m1e. al Aands9me.y atura8 IN gray cloth
teWltcling 10 white albatross and silk. with
orange blossoms and hand ONE jewelry.- The
Gentlemen attendants We're Mes rS J.. j.. Meyer.
vs. S. White. scott Baugher and John Hughes.
Among those present was John NJ Mover
ESQ. vino added no little 20 the enjoyment OF
the occasion.