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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-26

e"S . o0hVCbs NJ hI0 W OCOuDy UH0
elegant corner of the new Hammond block.
Billy Baker, the right-hand clothing man
OF the Hennessy Mercantile company, ar
rived in the city Monday night from a
three months visit to his old home in ILL
nois. His mother returned with him and in
the future will reside here.
John Dillon is the next theatrical attrac-
ton.
Sells Brothers circus will be at Bozeman
in June.
"Uncle Billy Rea toook ont $40 worth Of
Ferry seeds on Monday, preparatory to
raising truck.
The Wholesale slaughter of fish last year
ought to prompt large ditch owners to put
in screens this year.
George ". Spring. OF Bozeman, Mont,
and Ella s. Pierpont, of Fairfax county,
Va, we're married at Ash Grove Va, re-
Gently.
Charles P. Blakely has disposed OF his
ranch, two miles eastlof Livingston, to
Charles Il. Mussigbrod, of Deer Lodge
county, for a consideration Of $4,000.
.Forty-fve applicants for membership are
TO be voted on at the next meeting OF the
Farmers alliance. Six new members were
taken in at the last meeting.
Mat Anderson and wife returned from the
east on Monday after an absence of nearly
two years. Mat will take a position on the
Avant Courier and make it warm for the
newspaper hustlers.
The cavalry troop, Hoffman Guards, will
hereafter drill regularly every Friday night,
until after the annual en~campment. This
troop is bound to be- the best drilled as we'll
as the best marksmen in the Montans
service.
In a few DAYS a giant steam plow of the
Jacob Price pattern, weighing min tons. of
100 horse power, and with a capacity of
thirty to forty acres per day. will be shipped
from Racine, Wis, to Moreland. to be set to
work in the early spring.
Louis Kreuger has purchased the King
property adjoining the Chestnut corner and
will build a building with sixty feet 'front.'
age in the spring, covering both lots. The
building will be a two-story brick. Work
of excavnting is still being pushed by Mr..
Kreueer. SO rs to get All early start in the
spring.
The little levitt girl, who has for some
months been a member OF DIR. Hersey's
household. was sent to her mother in Cali
fornia last week. She was provided with
tickets, letters to conductors from railroad
officials, and an abundance to eat, and ar
rived safely at her destination. Each con-
ductor along the line was directed to care
for her. tf
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-26
ADVERTISED

Letters for the following persons remain
uncalled for at the Helena. Mont, p~ostoHice
on Feb. 26. 1891. In calling for them please
say advertised"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
ABRlDAL GERMAN.

Tonight, after tho bridal party had been roy
ally entertained at the home OF the bride, they
we're escorted 70 Library Han, whore a brilliant
german was given Ia their honor by number OF
young society people. Tae occasion was a tho
roughly enjoyable one. A handsome collation.
Was also served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19

First came the ushers, who we're Psymasier
Luds Kerr, Lieutenants .. II. Glbbone, A. v.
Ninslow, Mhlterdge, Parker, and Mr.. Douglass
Thoy formed q beautiful picture as they marched
through the two parl0rs surrounded BY host OF
Bsitimores most lovely women. Following the
ushers camo Miss Fannie Lowell, OF Coyingion,
KY, who acted as best girl Mise Lowell is q
beauty OF purely southern type. She carried
bunch OF La France roses In her hand. 10 her
hair she wore q diamond star.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19

NV AN IT'D, n DIINIIIi ~ Il ILIII-
w GENT MAN 10 introduce our NEW HIS
TORY OF THE WORLD in this city. Reference
required. Apply TO JAMES TODD between 8
and 8 A. NJ, American Hotel. no 1917
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
Valuable Old Virginia Homestead
" ROSEWELL."
on YORK RIVER IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
CONTAINING ABOUT 1.I22lS ACRES.

By virtue OF deed Of trust dated
April IL, 1883, recorded In the Clerks
otice OF Gloucester County Court, de-
fault having been made in the payment Of the
debt therein secured, at tho request Of the
beneHciaries the undersigned trustees will sell
az public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1891,
al IL O'clock 81. that wel-kn0wn and valuable
TRACT OF LAND, together with all the I'M
pgoyements thereon, known az "ROSENELL,"
on which Josiah T.. Deans, died seized, situated
IN Gloucester county, Va, near Clay-Bank wharf,
and bounded by York river, by Aberdeen crock,
by the lands OF Benjamin 4. Leigh, by the farm
known an Borums" and New Quarter and
by Carriers creek, estimated 70 contain l,l&%1s
ACRES.
The land is unusually fertile, being i'm the
rapidly-growing trucking section OF Tidewater,
Va. There are on the promises largo brick
dwelling-house ard the customary out-buildings
conveniently located. Tho place Is exception
ally wen imbercd, and the land very rich and
adapted 70 all cereals and truck crops, about
one halt being ia cultivation. The nciRhbOr-
hood Is good, and the place IL convenient 20
schools. churches, ana markets.
Steamers plying on tho York river between
Baltimore and West Point stop az Clay-Bank
wharf Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays, and
at the next wharfs on alternate days.
II Is seldom that such splendid estate Is put
upon the market. Purchasers and investors
rarely have such an opportunity 20 buy. IL Is
one OF the historic places Of Old Virginia.
THRxs: Cash as 70 expenses Of sale ana 10
pay the sum Of s6,929.22 OF past-due purchase
money. with interest thereon at the rate OF q
per cent. per annum from the 18th day OF April,
1858. but as 20 tho said interest subject TO n
credit: balance on easy terms 20 suit satisiac-
tory purchaser TO DO announced at sale.
s. s. y. PATTESON,
THOMAS n. PAGE
oc 81 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19

o. 900 A. NJ. Daily for Lyn bgN ,.tign Fo.H1
III 4:3O Z. M.IEAcept sandsy i3f LIuclDii p
NJ 4 connects A. ,,ordonsvills for Washing I-
M Virginia Midland Junction f0r LfH'lh4ff 4
Basic city for shenandoah valley nYIll "a
south. and No stanton for Harpers Very
40. / Pullman for CinCinnlui suiv.f seiS'
on dining.car.
No. 3 Pullman for Cincinnati
No. ? Pullman for Oh Point
No. 4 Pullman for Oh Point gi,,,,
No. 9 chair-car, except sunday i'f 'A ~
Forge
No II palace-car for Lynchblrs'
No Trains Arrive Broad-ouooi ,ist.o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
BY B. r. Turner & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucioneers,
Sl2 east Broad street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT DE-
Il sIRABLE DWELLING No. elS NORTH
SIXTH STRFEP.-By virtue OF deed OF trust
from Thomas T. Burrell and wife, dated April
10, 1859, recorded In the Clerks once Rich
mond Chancery Court. Deadlock 1871 i, page
260, default having been made IN tho payment
OF certain negotiable note therein securely and
being requested by the nOte-holder secured I'M
der the said deed OF trust will offer for sale at
public auction, on the promises,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1891,
ne 4:3O p. NJ, the PROPERTY described In the
said deed AZ follows: That certain LOT OF LAND
WITH FRAME TENEMENT thereon, lying and
being in the city Of Richmond, fronting Is feet
on the west line Of Sixth street near Preston
and running back between parallel lines l22
feot to an alley rs feet wide.
Terms: Reasonable, aud will be announced
on the day OF sale. u. Il. CARTER,
no is Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
WANTED TO NEGOTIATE

VA n " l. ~ IL NEbOllhlh
w LOANS in sums n suit, S25 and upwards
per cent. interest on small loans, q per cent.
on large. Business endorsement, cOllaterals, Or
satisfactory security required. Give particulars,
reference, security, and amount wanted. BANK
Err, care Of Carrier No. 3. no 1l-0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
Applicants for the Jadeeship.
fcorrnsnnndonce q tho Ricnmond Dlspatch.l

CrIxTwooD, Va. November l6.-There
are already several applicants sor the judge ~ 2
OF this judicial dsrics, when Is con posed q the
counties Of Buchanan ana Diekcnson.
John 3. Wright will room apply for Ice 90 70
practice Inv al this bar. M Wdgbt IS about
sixty yesrs Of ago.
Tho weather stnl continues the most pleasant
Imaginable almost Tor this Season. The lrOsis
are heavy, but tho days are delightful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19

WANTED, A No. l COOK AND
w HoUSF-CLEANER. References required.
Annlx AT No. 200 West Main STOOL. no 1881
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
NOW PAYING 10 PER CENT. NET.


This desirable PROPERTY, " not sold pri-
yately before thu sale. viii DO divided and sofa
as follows:
The TwO-sTORY TRIANGULAR CORNER
STORE, No All west Cary, occupied as a
grocery by Mr.. RedmRn, contains three
rooms above, and rents for e2s6 per annnm.
Cin be bought privately for $500.
2.-The TWO-gTORY STORE, No. 4O9, adioin-
Ing above, 60 npied by Messrs. Wilson -
Mitchell, contains two rooms aJoye besides
the sfore-roOm and cellar, renls Tor S324 per
amman. Prico privately ~, 100.
3.-VACANT LOT adjoining above, 10 teet inon',
AMI runs back 70 Beludero street. Price
prtyatsIy eco per foot.
4-IACANT LOT adjoining above, 21 feet
inches, runs back 10 Beividere street, and
has On IL frame sable and sh0e-shop Occu-
pied by Mr. Westfail, rents for SlO2 per an
NUN Price privately s7o per foot.
h.-CARPENTER SHOP and BRICK KITCHEN,
No. 3.93 west CARY street, adjoining tho
above, fronts Is feet inches, and runs Deck
20 an alley. The improvements on this lot,
occupied by MIR. q. w, Davis and others,
rent fOr 1902 per annuIn. 10 can be bought
privately for s2,250.
This l. the kind Of properly That pays the pest
sort OF income for the amount invested, ana DC
ing divided, affords people OF small means
rare opportunity % make paying investment
winch viii also enhance In yelue.
Como 70 the sale and pick up one or moro oil
these bargains.
TTaNs: on each piece one fourth cash; bal
ance SIX, twelve months, and eighteen, per
cent. interest, properly secured.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO,
no15 Auclioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19

A UCTION SALE OF IMPROVED
"A AND UNIMPROYED PROPERTY ~ MT
ERIN, UENRICO COUNTY, ADJACENT TO
TIE EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.--At the request OF the owner we
will sell by auction, upon the promises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1891,
at 4 o'clock p. NJ, in the order following:
1. That LOT of LAND. with the improve
ments thereon, fronting together "a and lO-l2
feet on the east line OF Williamsburg avenue,
by the depth Of said lots to Fulton street.
2. Those THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND
in the town Of Fulton numbered ., 3, and 4, In
Square No. IL, on tho plat Of said town, front
ing together 90 feet on the north side Of virginia
street and running back between parallel lines
I15 feet 70 an alley 10 feet wide There Is also
q good FRAME house upon ono OF these lots.
Remember, ali Of the above property Is To-
Gated In the county, thereby afording ono the
privileges OF city and country life combined, less
city taxes. Bargains may be expected. Let
there be full turnout Of the people at the time
OF sale.
TERas: Ono fourth in cash; the balance In
six, twelve, and eighteen months, secured by
deed Of trust. CHEWING g ROSE,
nol3 Aucticneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
RAILROAD LINES.
RAILROAD LINES.
n ~ : w HaIiaklYsstsrn

sCHkDULE ~ EFFECT AUGUST 81, 1891
LEAVE RlChM0ND, BYkD-sTREEr STATION
800 A. NJ Daily vio Petersburg -isichmOndand
Norfolk Through Express-Arriye
Norfolk I1:35 A. "a. stops only
At Petersburg, Wayerly. and SntfOlk.
1905 A. Il Daily, va petersburg lor nosaoke,
k&diOTd. Pulaski aud Bristol also
connects az Radford for Blneaed
and Pocahontes. Parlor-car Peters-
burg 10 Roanoke and Pullman
sleeper Roanoke - Memphis vtd
Knoxville ana Chattanooga
1910 p. N. Daily Via Petersburg for Lyncl-
burg, Roanoke. and intern edlafo
stations. Hoconnection beyond kca-
noke.
S'45 P. N. Daily ga Petersburg Arrive Nor
l1.3o p. N. DaiIy' vsa petersburg Tor Roanoke.
kad.ord, Pulns ~, and Bristol: also
Tor Blueneld, Po;anontas, klkhorn,
and stations Ciincn- valley division;
aiso foz Louisville and stations
Louisville and Nashville railroad
ca Norton.
PULL IAN PALACE SLEEPER
between RICHMOND and LYNCH
BURG ready or occapaney as
P.M. also pullman sleeper Peters.
burg 20 Louisville TIA Norton and
Roanoke 90 Memphis and New
Orleans s,aknoxytile and Chatta-
Tcaips arrive richmond from Lyaehburg ana
The N eat daily 7;z4 A, NJ, lao T.. ~, and 7;45
p. N. From Norfolk aud the East li;aa A. ~
an T,c s.2 bsssagschscks. and AL informailoa
a., ~. ohtatned at RIchinond sud Petersburg
rai;road DEPOT, A. w. CARRIERS, Dol Main street.
and al tho CON pany sofiioe, sSs east haln stress
~ = X. w. COURTNEY.
Passenger Agent
W. b BEYtfLs
General Passenger Agont
General cfrco. Roanoke Va "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
Norihron-Thomas.

fCorrespondenco OF tho hichmond Oispatchl
PRrERsBUBs, Va, November 1s.-Another
bond of union has been established be-
tween Virginia and North Carolina, the
fnination of which was brilliant ohrysan-
themum wedding this evening at 6 O'Clock
in st. Paul's Episcopal church. At that
hoar Mr.. Edwin Anderson Northrop. of
Wilmington. N. G.. and MISS Annie Jose
phine Thomas. of this city. were united in
marriage Rev. DR.. Hams, the rector of
the church, oificiated. assisted by Rev. DIR.
Q. j. Gibson. rector OF Grace church. very
large and fashionable congregation witnessed
the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
DISTINGUISHED dUEsTs

Among those present we're Mis- Douglas Cor
don, Mr.. Basil Gordon, Mr.. and sirs. DeCoursey
Thorn, Mr.. and Mira John Peasants, Of Rica-
InOnd; Mr.. Lowell, Mise Lowell, Miss Fannie
Loyen, Mr.. George Savage, Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew
Reid, Miss Laura Merryman, Charles Howard,
Frank Redwood, Mr.. and Mrs. William Black
ford. the Misses Wilcox, Brown, Alexander, and
Gordon, Miss Amy Hull, SklDwith Winner, Rich
ard Peasants, Robert Riddle Brown, Hunt
Thorn, eT-Mayor James Hodges. DR.. and Mrs.
II. p. &. Wilson, Frank Della PRrr, Mrs. Basil
Gildersieeve, General and Mrs John Gill, Lucy
Fisher, Mrs Mario Stirling, the Misses Randolph,
Berne Lay Mr. and Mrs. Edgeworth Byrd, Mr. and
hrs. Douglas Thomas, Mr. and Mrs w. w. Spen-
Ger, Me- and MS. Robert Garrett, Colonel and
Mrs, Charles Marshall, DR.. n. X. GOrter, Mrs
Mary l.. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis
Coale, Miss Maud DaYidge, Of Washington; har-
~ Pennington, Thomas Page. OF Richmond; Mr..
ana Mrs. Prosser Tabb, ard Blythe w. Branch,
of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
THE DECORATIONS.

The church had been Handsomely and artisti-
cally decorated for the occasion by Mrs. y. A.
Morrison, Mrs. n. G. Hardy, and Mrs. Hugh
jackson. White chrysanthemums and potted
plants we're used with lavish profueion, pro-
ducing very pretty effect. Among the decora-
lions was an elaborate display oil Norm Caronna
bamboo aud holly laden with red berries, inter-
twined with gracefully-1owing strands OF crye-
tallized gray moss from the native oaks OF North
Carolina. This innovation among tho decora-
tiOnB created much admiration, and the general
effect elected compliments from all sides.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
MANY HAPPY BRIDES
Lovsll-GoRpoN on BRILLIANT socIE-
~ EVENT M BAT TiMoRe.
A sssaatifui chryssnshemnm wedding in
Petersburg Tho Bells Ia Williams
borg aaa Norfolk.

0etAtaphHt oki'.s HVtDiDDtf lo.-~taYtlhns
Ter John Quitman Lowell, Of the United
States navy, and Miss Anne Campbell Cor.
don. daughter of Mrs. Douglas Gordon.
were married this evening at o'clock by
Bishop Randolph. at tho residence OF tho
BRIDGE mother. "a Franklin street, east.
Tho wedding being at home. II was very
large one. There wero 500 invitations IS
sued in Baltimore aud 800 out Of the city.
The residence of Mrs. Gordon IL one Of the
handsofnest in Baltimore, and the spacious
parlofS gave an easy accommodation TOT she
guests
ELABORATE DECORATIONS
The ceremony was performed IN the front par
Tor, which was decorated and IN which, ct the
Ear end, en- arch vas formed Of tall, graceful
palms whose branches reached the ceiling ard
around tho bottom o. witch wore mossea OF
white cnTysanthomuns In the centre of this
arch Bishop Randolph stood. 10 tho fireplace
and on The nantes IN this room wore clusters 81
white chryeahthemums and white roae& IN"
partor 10 the rear WAS decorated IN pink Ioaco-
France roses wore fnaeaed everywhere. while IN
every nook and corner we're tau and stately
palma Tho drawing-roorn, which IS back OF the
psflcr, was decorated With Jacqueminot roses
aud other red flowers. The library, next 70 tho
drawin2.roofn, was decorated In yellow chrysan-
themams and Marechai Neil roses.
Shorty after o'clock Bishop Randolph took
his position in the arch, AMI then two ribbons
were stretched through the two parlors. They
were held at the ends by Master Douglass Cor
don Campbell ana Miss Anne Campbell Thomas.
Concealed under tho stslrs Just back on tho par
lors was an orchestra, which played the wedding
march When the bridal party entered the par
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
PuLLNAN.cAR SERVICE
ras ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 70 NoAFoL'1

ET.D MYgns. General saporn'on4'A~
n. "A. EaxaaOS. rlasiS 4.--sASen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
rng AYfKNDAxT.

The nahers were Mesars. Howard Hanne.
wincSio and Williamson Talloy, Of Richmond I;
George Hennebory and Lawrence L. War; ne, OF
thfs cits. Mrs. 81. u. Wntkins. Mira. Ellen Perry,
and Mis-. Irwin Watklns, and Messrs joan
Mallory ana Thomas Bigger, aud otaer society
people Of Richmond were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles HoWser, Washington, and Mr.. Ven
Wyckic. OF New York, attended later. Tho newIy-
weedea couple iofr Ton the Wet 70 visit Cinsin-
natl, Louisville, Chicsgo, aod tho 81. Lawrence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
cAgERox-suIToS.

tSt Luko's Protestant Episcopal church as
O'Clock this evening, dr. Alon J. Cameron, Of
Norfolk, formerly Of Hltlsboro', ". G., md aiis5
Emily q. sutton, dnughtar 81 Dr. W. n sutton,
Of this city, were tbned In wedlocs by Rev. b. y.
Tucker. Miss Sallie Carter, o. Raleigh. ~. @,
Wick bort man. The Gshsfs were I. ID. Rose, VI.
1. Baker, }. 4. Francis, DR.. Mainland Kuhn, and
tho Meesra. Talbot. The church was beauti-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
THE BRIDAL PATTY.

The Wedding March from Lohengrin, beauti-
fully played by the organist, Miss Mary simp-
eon. a few minutes before the appointed hour,
announced the arrival OF the bridal party. The
music was continued in soft, subdued strains
throughout the ceremony. Miss Annie Wool
ford, Of Maryland, cousin OF the bride, was the
mah OF honor, and Mr.. w. Harriss Northrop, Of
Wilmington, brother OF the groom, was the lat
ter's best man. The attendants were: MIR.
Walker Taylor, Of Wilmington, with Miss Mary
Northrop, also OF tho same city. Mr.. w. M.
Hoey OF Wilmington, with Miss Matte Watson,
OF this city Mr.. T. 7. Bnford, of Brunswick
county, with Miss Kate Do Rosset, OF Whining
ton: Mr. II. @. Mann with Miss Isabel Plummer,
both OF this city Mr.. James Mann with Miss
Page Roed, both Of Petersburg; Mr.. Nixon Da-
Wis. OF Wilmington, with Miss Mary Ieina
Johnston, OF this city: MIR. IL. Is. kidtle with
Miss May Brldgers. both Of Petersburg, Mr.. II.
n. Parsley, OF Wilmington With Miss Nannle
Mann, VI this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
THE CEREMONY.

Al tho orch Of palms the bride and groom were
met BY the best man. Lieutenant Lopez and hr
Basil Gordon, who gave the bride away.
Immediately after the ceremony there was
reception. The presents received by the bride
were magnificent Her mother, Mrs. Douglas
Gordon, gave her silver tea-set; her brother,
Mr.. Bash Gordon, gave her silyer dinner-5et
and her sisters. Mrs Haxall and Mrs. DeCoursey
Thorn. each gave her q large silver pitcher made
after pattern OF the old Gordon family silver.
IAto Ia the evening Paymaster and hrs.
Lowell left on their honeymoon trip North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19

EoroIx. va. November 1s.--A large and
faehicnsble shrong gathered at Christ Protestant
Eplcopai church this aiiernooq 90 0cicck %
witness the marriage OF Mr.. neEfy Gay Wat
fIus. a RhsfD0nd. and Miss GrizeD Underwood
Mefara seAond daughter Of Ao,og a. Meyers. Of
az o1,y. Rev q ). barton, the rector, solezn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19

Tho BRIDE was asiIred IN dsfx-Diue cariei'e-
hair travelling gown ttinIncd With seal tnrs with
hat ana gloves ~ match, and diamond orne-
measa. ahe carried ooaQuct Of Mnrechal Men
bads. Her niaid Of honor was Miss Virginia
Ca,ios, cl Richmond, wno woro O handsome gown
81 violet aud gray ii1mmed With Jet and eetgn-
chan. and carried 9 bouquet OF Morecnnl Nen
busie. NJ. CHARLES Reynolds, OF Newport NeNs
!, ~ fsse4 man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
TRAINS SoRTHwARD
Daily
STOPPING PLAcES


Eos. "A. 81. ana SO mako 40 gop% 1000. -
ami ~ stop on signal az hancnes.el, 800 4
snd cesstsr. NOA 81 and al stop % ~. II
WanchossCr DreIrys, Ceniralti, AhL -. -
NJ % stops on signal a. Manifesto eli .o.
.,,-ss,s,eri purchasing tlckots " fokslaa =. =
Hii,g.niaes.s Tor this train south " Fos' -.
kos &c. 50. 81, 50, 80, ami 40 VII ivy
nal at ali sta lions.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVO
ON Train No. IA and 90 sloegingIy'.sf'ss go. -
tween New YORK and Tampa, Pa va .,i,,,-..,,
yill.l. On Train Nos. IA sn1 20 s19o N, I'D
between New YORK snd Charleston, ", YcrE
NOs "a and rs sieeping-ears " al asd "a
ard Jae'. sOnvilia On Irain 49, IS,-,slDai,s
sissplng-ears between kichinoha spe ~
Va. 40, NoRrOffS
rup ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE ~ NoAfVS'-
p,.,,,ood 400 A. Mi Norfolk. l 10 a a
Pichnoad' '6ii5 p ~: Aost9lk 'IiI.tS A 4
Nls. - ss.si5 a. Hammond. ILL., - 4
Sr "a 40 ~ NJ Rieh.NJad 20. D, y, a
lea Wing Riehrioni az wv a IA, =,
~ =, 81 NJ arc sclid trains oet Zen, ~
~. ss,ss AMI Messengers ~ thfV1sn, -, -
~ 49, ~ rers Gloss Goa noctlon. AZ ~, 4, -
esss sessnrsb0og By the 80 n ~, -. II.
p,es,nond aad to S.35 A. y. tfa,s N 81
- Tsa9os leaylpg kicbMc1n az lo.,.s :, IA 3.
tt.,ss, p N. and arriving a. kehinoss AZ 70
n ana TAO n NJ msfo close GU .,.sS l,rg "a
sa,shnrg 10 and from FnnnYinet "a STLIN.
southwestern poih'~ saDcrlRtentoni'
ET.D. MrgnS Gcnerai sapessnsenl'A-
4. Il. Raxaaos. rgasaS s.~'s-.e-, ===
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-19
iak nHioAL oorPlK.

The bride wore . travelling suit OF elegant
material made up Ia the sasest stylo and carri4d
IN her hand an exquisite bouquet 0f brides roses
and maidels-hair terms The groom, who wes
the youngest son 81 fhe laio no. n. Cole, IS ox-
ehednflg popular, and has ample Ineans The
bride Was the recipient o. numercas, haudsoIne,
and costly presents.