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General Hnttrea.

MR.. 1. c. DUNSTER, PROFESSOR OF
vi music, organist congregational Church.
gives lessons on organ, piano. singing voice
culture), harmony; asses TOR young ladies in
sight singing. For terms apply to MIR. DUN
STER at church parlors, from to II A. NJ.
and : to 5 p NJ. mv13tf
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muntsn.

WANTED : IF YOU ARE NOT EN-
w gagged and want nice, paying work for a
few months, call and see us at 301A street;
men OF good church standing preferred. j. A.
WILMORE q CO., publishers. mylS-5t*
WANTED = A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply 1909 K st. my13-St*
WANTED = THREE OR FOUR FUR
w nlshed rooms tor housekeeping, or a
small furnished house at once. Address E.,
TINS ONCE my13-2t*
HTANTEED - GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w housework. 1712 street. myl3-St
WANTED-GENER SERVANT GIRL.
street myl3-2t*
WANTED = GENTLEMAN SOLICITOR
w for permanent position; good salary.
Apply Immediately, c. A, this office. myl2-St
MTANTED-LADIEs TO KNOW. THAT
w the first suit brought to the new dress
making parlors, 1920 Eighth street, will be
made free myl2-2t*
NTANTED-WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
w housework in the country; references re-
qulred. Apply at 1417 street. myl2-2t*
NTANTED-LADIES OF SACRAMENTO
w to know that a first-class dressmaking
panrior p'n has has been opened at 1920 Eighth street,
where you can get a dress made from SO up;
tailor system of cutting used. my12-7t~
MTANTED-A FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE
w blacksmith; no others need apply H.
NJ. BERNARD, Sixth and L streets. my12-3t
NNANTED-A GIRL TO LEARN DRESS
w making at 1881 street. myl2-2t*
ANTED-APPRENTICE BOY 16 OR II
W years old, who is willing, to work and
can give references as to steady habits A H.
ANDERSON, House Painter and Paper
Hanger, 25o9 1 street. my12-2t*
WANTED-AN APPRENTICE GIRL TO
wv learn dressmaking. Apply at 1905
Tenth street. my12-2t*
WANTED A YOUNG GIRL TO DO
w light housework. Apply at 1910
street my122t*
A YOUNG MAN, TRAVELLING, ,CoNSID-
"a erably, desires permanently in Sacra-
mento nicely furnished room in the house of
musical and refined family, where he may
enjoy the comforts OF a home; references
given. Address x. this Office. Answers will
be returned If requested my125t&
J2TANTED-GIRLS TO SEW GLOVES BY
w hand at Dodge's Sacramento Glove Fac
tory, 1o17 Ninth street. my1l-3t*
VNANTED-GOOD HORSE, TOP BUGGY
w and harness; also, large secondhand
safe. Address, with lowest cash price p O.
box 30. myl1-3t*
WANTED "A SITUATION AS BAR
w keeper; can speak four different Ian
guages fluently; willing to do any other kind
OF work; best OF references. Apply at 226
street. 1nyS-7t*
pANCHERs; LEAVE YOUR ORDERS
90 - - '-'AA Il . I-Ii ~ MEN Of-
FICE, 524 X street, for good, reliable help.
my6-f
WTANTED-FIVE GENTLEMEN. WIDE
w awake, with good address salary or
commission. Apply to THE SINGER MANU-
FEATURING Co, 703 j street. my2-1m
N1ANTED-A THOUSAND HEAD OF
w cattle to pasture on the Hovenden
Ranch tlate the G. d. Connors Ranch) on the
Costumes; also, q thousand acres for summer
fall0w. Apply on the ranch to MR.. CON-
ZELL, Overseer. mr2o-tf
NTANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
w yards, dairies and all kinds of labor:
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty of work for desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, X and L.
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its readers being found
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California and the entire coast,
best methods Of agriculture,
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Gnat-Jn1tnn.

OST - MAY 18th, ON AN O-STREET
Il car, a purse marked with initials II. H. II.
Finder please leave same at 703 ] street and
receive q suitable reward. lt*
+ OST-A LARGE PIN, SET WITH NINE
IL diamonds and one emerald. Finder please
return to this Office and receive liberal reward.
myl3-3t*
r OST-A PURSE, CONTAINING MONEY
IL and check. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving at RICHARDS IL KNOX'S, corner
second and M streets. my12-3t*
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NTANTED-APPRENTI BOY I6 OR17
w years old, who is willing to work and
can give references as to steady habits A H
ANDERSON, House Painter and Paper
Hanger, 2509 street myl2-2t*
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WANTED--AN APPRENTICE GIRL TO
wv learn dressmaking. Apply at 1908
Tenth street. my12-2t*
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WANTED A YOUNG GIRL To DO
w light housework. Apply at 1910 N
street, mv10-Jt*
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NTANTED-A GIRL TO LEARN DRESS
w making at 1881 | street. myl2-2t*
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NTANTED-A FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE
w blacksmith; no others need apply H.
NJ. BERNARD, Sixth and l. streets my12-3t
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NTANTED-LADIES OF SACRAMENTO
w to know that firSt-class dressmaking
parlor has been opened at 1920 Eighth street,
where you can get dress made from So up:
tailor system of cutting used. myl2-7t%
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14,474-Guidery VS.. Green-The motion to
ismiss the appeal herein is denied. The
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IL fair business; reason of selling owner is
about TO leave the city. Inquire at this Office
my12-Tt*
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E@Es'a Vegetable
JUY . SarsapariIla
For 5ule.

EIOR SALE - ONE SEVEN-YEAR-OLD
L horse, well broke, double or single; also, a
two-seated fS buggy and single harnesS; m @ cheap
State Capitol. myI2-3t*
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-19
MRS. And MISS D4yfS.
lhef Left on the Danville TraIn-Good R,s
said Mt the Depot

IS engine No. GIG steamed out Of the Rich
mond and Danyilie railroad depot last evan
ing with Mr.. Is. 4. Richardson holding tbo
throttle there was on board the train firh.
mond.s distinguished and beloved visitors
Mrs. jefferson Davis and her daughter Ms
Winnie -'''' bids
They were driven to the depot in GeneraI
Joseph Ii. AndersOn's private carriage tIo
party being accompanied by General and
1lrs Anderson and the Misses Mcintosh A.
the depot they were io.ned 10y number If
friends ANXIOUS 10 get a last look and vori
Mrs. Davis viii 90 T. Memphis where sba
Will be entertained by friends Miss Winnie
Miss. O'''
General Anderson received a telegram from,
captain W: If. Green. general manager -
the Danvllle system. saying that he would
meet Mrs Davis IA Atlanta and that he bad
arranged for her transportation hence via the
Georgia Pacific railway
Mrs; Davis and her daughter were accom-
panied only by their maid. and were placed
under the care Of Captain r. lIcJones.
They say that their visit here has bs.,
marked by exceeding great pleasure. and the
lie 'hat binds the people of this city 10 tho
VIE and daughter of the President of Tho
Ooniederacy 10 more firmly cemented 10
ssther than ever before
Long may they live and happy NAV thev
aver be FfJ 10y eney 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-19
Railway Accident Brilliant MARRIAGE.

MiNsIoS' \. c., Nov. ~ Especial. The
shifting engine on the ward Of the KicbmonJ
and Danyllle Railway Company here ran over
colored man named Alex Gray last night
cutting his left leg of at the knee GRAY was
an employe Of the company. and was riding
on tho engine, when. in turning 4 curve. be
tell OF. tho wheels catching him as above
stated. The attending physician thinks there
Is some hopes for recovery
II Is learned here to-day that the next seq
son Of the Western North Carolina Methods,
conference will be held in Winston.
brilliant marriage was celebrated in tho
Presbyterian church here tonight. The con
tracing parties we're Mr. George n Real q
prominent tobacco manufacturer. and Mics
Minnie b. Grogan. daughter of the late Mar
TN Grogan. az one time mayor OF Winston
The newly welded couple took the train i'm
mediately. alter the ceremony for bridal
tour North ''Nui
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-19

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Nov. 1S.-lSpecial. /
The Bruton parish Episcopal church. of thi.
city, was opened to-day at $3.50 =. NJ. and
beautifully lighted. The pulpit. chancel
and rall were tastefully decorated with
choice and rare towers and ported
plants and the spapous church filled
with interested spectators TO witness tie
marriage OF II. DenisOn Cole Esq. a men,
Der Of the Common Council. and a noted cor
respondent Of several principal newspapers
OF our county. 10 Miss Carrie J. ane an ac
complished daughter of i. W. Lane. ESQ.
for long time treasurer OF James City county
and an enterprising merchant Of our city.
The maids of honor were Miss Cora Lane
sister OF the bride. and Miss Meta Smith who
stood TO the left Of the bridal pair, while the
groom's best men. Mr.. r. X. Cole brother of
the groom and Mr.. II. b. Smith stood to the
right.
The marriage ceremony was gracefully and
lmpressively performed bv the Rev. 4. Carter
Page. rector OF the church.
The ushers were Messrs CAPTAIN Charles
BidgOod. James Christian. Noryel Henley
John l.. Iiernon and Leonard Henley and per,
formed their parts well Mrs Professor vii
liam &. Jones presided handsomely at the
organ. The ladies of the bridal party were
beautifully and lastly dressed in travelling
costumes. while the groom and gentlemen of
honor were attired IN conventional black
The bridal presents were many, costly and
handsome. among which was the gift Of the
groom TO the bride Of a fine gold watch and
chain and charm with a beautiful diamond
setting.
The bridal party took the 5:27 p. NJ. train
or Washington. j. C.. and the North. TO be
absent for a week or more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-19
Murder VIII Ont.

ROANOKE. Va, Nov. 1s.-lSpecial The
sensation of the day in the trial of Charles
Watkins. Tor the murder of his wife at Salem.
was the introduction Of letter written by the
prisoner 10 his cousin. Ben Wright from Will
mingtOn July eth. Watkins relates his troubles
at length. cOnfessing that he killed the woman
saying that she had followed him everywhere
he went for eight years. had threatened his
life twenty times and said the night before
she was murdered that she intended TO kill
Watkins and Ida. his white wife
He tells his cousin that he had changed his
name TO Williams and asks him 10 burn the
letter. He closes by saying that he will soon be
on the other side of the Atlantic The defense
used every means possible to prevent the in
PRODUCTION OF this letter as evidence. and Wat
kins knew that it would be used against him.
having sent for Wright few days ago 10 ask
him If he had received IT, This letter was the
fatal act Of Watkins. The next day after il
WAS received his cousin turned il over 10
Deputy Sheriff Weber. and two weeks later
Watkins was in Jail. Another witness testi-
fed to seeing Watkins and the woman near
the scene Of the murder on the morning the
tody was found.
Watkins has borne up with remarkable
composure till the damaging evidence of to-
day was brought forward During the read
ing Of the letter he was deeply Affected and
looked more like corpse than living man.
The counsel for the defense was completely
dumbiounded The prosecution will prob
ably rest It's case Tomorrow. but the trial
Will not be concluded this week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-19
Attic virginia Town Terrori,.d

CULrErER, Va. Nov 1s.-lSpecial bran.
dy station, six miles north of here was
thrown into a state Of intense excitement late
this afternoon. j. II. Brown white. and
Alck Thompson. negro. backed by several
other desperate negroes. it Is charged. made
an unexpected attack upon the place with
pistols. knives and aKhel1 es
Ihe injured were W. j. Parr. merchant
severely, cut; /. D.. Embrey. severely cut on
night side OF the face and severely in tba
shoulder and breast; Edward Grymes. skull
probably fractured from a blow behind the
right ear '''o
No officer was present to make arrests and
the people were terrorized j. l.. JefTries
commemorative attorney. ACCOMPANIED bv
posse of citizens. arrived at Brandy at 7.3o
and the officers went in pursuit OF the des'
peradOes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-19

best man The attendants were Major
Walker Taylor aud Hiss Mary Northrop
of Wilmington. n. c., Mr. W. M. Harvey OF
Wilmington and Miss Matte Watson Of Pc
tsrsburg Mr. 4. T. Buford Of Brunswick
county and Miss Kate DeRosset Of Whining.
ton. Mr.. n n. Parsley of Wilmington and
Miss Mamie Mann of this city. Mr.. James
Mann and Miss Page Reid. Mr.. H. B. Riddle
and Miss May Bridgers. Mr.. II. G. Mann and
Miss lsabe Palmer Of Petersburg. The bride
looked charming in q white bengaline SILK
trimmed with white ostrich feathers. The
bridal veil was trimmed with orange bios
SONS. The bridesmaids wore white organize
dresses and each carried large bouquet OF
white chrysanthemums
The groom met the bride at the altar, where
the marriage ceremony was performed Dy
Rev. C.. X. Hams, the rector. assisted by
Revs. C. J. Gibson and Ridenut. Of Peters
burg. and Rev. Brander. of Richmond.
The groom is prominent lumber dealer OF
Wilmington. y. c.. and tue bride Is one OF
Petersburg's most popular society ladies'.
The ceremony at the church was followed by
reception at the residence Of Mr.. =. ,.
Bridgers. acknowledgements were very numer-
Gus and handsome Mr.. and Mrs. Northrop
left on All extended bridal tour.
At ST. fauls Episcopal church at Surry
Courthouse. this morning at o'clock. beau
tiful wedding took place. The parties 10 this
union were Mr. William Burlegh Clark the
attorney for the Commonwealth for Surry
and prominent member OF the Surry bar,
and Miss Efie Deane Whitley eldest daugh- /
ter OF Dir. j. W. Whitley. of Surry Court /
house. Rev. ". l.. Rose, OF Claremont. was
he officiating minister. The bridal couple |
eft for Washington, where they will spend
few days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-19
Notice 20 Mariners.

Inc Notice 10 Mariners" No 1iG lust L.
sued gives the following corrections for VIZ
and geodetic survey: "''' 0oA''
ON Hog Island. Wreck and new buoy
an II. ). can buoy has been placed in G
s snInoI 81 water to mark the wreck Of the
schooner Harvey w. Anderson. Hog island
Light bearing n. w. by W, distant AZ miles
Inc puoy lies Just to the a,tward of the
wreck wreck. L. II. Board October 0. 1871 This
an Zee s charts Una. l29, 100. $40. and A.
On Great Machipongo Inlet.--Buoy moved.
ne sea buoy n. =. cam of this inlet has
oeeh moved 10 position. in % feet of water
ron IN which Hog leland light bears n. ty ".
= w, distant & miles l.. H.. Board. DC.
and A. '' Wv
., Chesapeake Bay Entrance Buoy moved.
he outer entrance buoy red nun No. p nj
TINS place has been moved TO position. in 3s
feet OF water. from which Cape henry light
bears W. ;. w. Y w. distant 62-iO miles
~. n. Board. October 20, 1917 This Affects
charts $50. l3i, i37. $40. 2. 10 and A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-19
All Differences HenIed.

LrXNGToN, Va. Nov. ls.-lSpeciol Tbo
stockholders Of tho Lexington ieyelopmept
company met here to-day in the nnera
honse 70 decide tho question of promoters,
iuhn, the financial policy of the comnanv
LOT the future and to formulate general pla1
ol business The meeting was largely at-
decisive. much TO the dissppointment of s ttn
lover OF sensatlonaiism. who had jooke6 f-r
ward TO fuss. fight and Tying feathers. when
the question OF promoters fund ca,ca
up the plan of compromise formulated srrns
tiine since to bring the promoter ana ami.
pfomo,e r together, was adopted. Alarge block
-. 81 iaho was taken back blythe original owners
the company only retaining the land ec,,,oii,,
needed III Its development. and the promotarss
voluntarily surrendered their fund Tbe
business IN general disposed of place. The
eo ~ pahy IN good shape and heals all the
differences that may have existed. VAC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-19

CHARLoTTEsIILE. Va, Nov. 1s.-lSpecial
Scuh. the only name by which very blacl
African Of this city Is know among mon. has
DSen convicted Of watch-stes ~ and given n
place in the chain-gang :"
In the case against the & arlottesvilla
street railway for alleged failure o keen the
road bed IN good condition verdict of not
guilty was returned. avs
Professor Paul b. Barringer lectures 70.
HHiisHt before the University Young Mems
ton with Religion"
Inc football fever is very high. The an.
nolncement OF new game IS always received
with pleasure. The Lafayette team will COM
70 the | niyersity Friday. They were defeated
here last wear. -e''eu
MT. Markham Marshall. who has been a.
TO the University. 'N''' Heu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-19
MR.. ROfdLL TO SPEAK.
He VIII Deliver an Address on the Life, Char
acter and "Reminiscences OF the Private.

acter and "Reminiscences OF the Private
Tie correspondence following explain.
itself. The first letter was addressed 10 Wi
liam l.. Royal, Esq. and the second epstle is
an answer
Recognizing your ability and yOur pecu.
liar ntness for the undertaking. and believing
that you are willing 20 contribute to so good a
cause, we. the undersigned, respectfully
ana earnestly request you 10 prepare
and deliver an address TO the people ~
this city on The Life. Character and Rem
lniscences of the Private Soldier of tbe
Southern COnfederacy.' such addresses ~
be delivered in one Of the public halls of orr
city at such time rs you may find convenient
and under tho management Of the Confeder,
ate Soldiers and Sailors Monument Associa-
ton. 10 which the proceeds collected there
from shall be paid
The above petition is signed by Hon. d. c.
Richardson president, and Mr.. Carlton Nc.
Carthy. secretary of the Association. and
many other citizens. including Governor p
W; Mckinney Hon. j. I. Ellyson. Hon. Bey.
erly Is. Muniord. Hon. John Jackson. Hon
r; r. Minor Colonel NJ. J.. Spoitswood Hon
W llllam Loyensteln. Hon. 5. b. Witt. Major
\. v Randolph. Colonel Meade Hastips
MAJOR Otway =. Allen. General Pevton Misc
Mr.; John T. Branch. Major james il. Doolev
and others. 80 'VO'of
Mr; Royals letter in reply is rs follows:
nave received your very hatternp invi-
taton TO deliver an address on Tho ia
Character and "reminiscences of the Private
soldier OF the Southern COnfe1eracv' Ia tba
people OF this city for the benefit of the Sol
lltr' ana sailors Monument Association /
VIII take great pleasure in doing this at such /,
line and piece as you may designate.
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y. and Va. thristinn Conference

News Ferry. Va. Nov. 1s.-lSpecial. p
The North Carolina and Virginia Christian
Conference met at Pleasant Grove church to.
day. About one hundred delegates from
Virginia and North Carolina are present.,
Rev. I. II. Fleming was elected president.
with Rev. Mr.. Foster as secretary and Mr..
Wicker assistant secretary. Ingram Va. and
Elon N. O. Christian churches were received
as new churches into tho conference. The
afternoon session was taken up with reading
the letters from the various churches belong
ing to the conference. Rev. Mr.. Foster will
deliver the annual address before the CON
terence too day at II o'clock. Conference was
last held at this church fourteen years ago
when we had the biggest freshet this com
mnunity has ever known, and this session has
also begun with rain
At the residence Of the brides parents last
night Miss hettie Ragand was married to
Mr.. X. W. Hobson. the Rev. o. II. Kinsolv.
ing officiating. The bridal party left on the
1l9 train for an extended Southern tour.
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Mr.. ii. C. Watkins, OF Richmond, Married.

NORFOLK: Va. Nov 1s.- Special. The
! beauty and fashion Of Norfolk assembled M
Christ Protestant Episcopal church this af.
ternoon at . TO witness the marriage Of Miss
Grlzell Underwood daughter Of Major
Myers, OF this city, to Mr.. Henry Clay Wat
kins. Of Richmond. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. o. $. Barten, ID. d. Miss
Nlrgle CABOT, of Richmond, was maid of honor
Mrs Charles Reynolds. OF Newport News
pest man. Ihe.ushers were as follows: ia
hannewlnckle and Williamson Talley. Rich.
mOnd. George Il. Hanneberrv. Washinoton
ID. G.. and l.. l.. Warng. Norfolk. Tho bride
vas oecomingly attlred IN q dark blue camels'
mar dress trimmed with seal fur with hot
ana gloves to match. She carried in
her hand bouquet OF Marechal Neil
roses; ana as she walked up the aisle
oil me church leaning upon the arm
OF her father she never looked more
queenly or more beautiful. The maid of honor
one OF hlchmond's accomplished daughters
a perfect blonde, was in q violet and orav
costume trimmed III Astrachan and let. The
groom ana uSbers were dressed in the conyen-
uOnal coats, black. with dark trousers ond
Doutonnleres of Marechal Neil buds. AMONG
tne strangers present were Mrs NJ II Wot
klns, OF Richmond. mother of the groom.
MI and.Nlrs c. l.. Howser. Of WASHINGTON
H. e.. and Mr.. J.. o. Van Wrinkle. of New
DIX ne church was handsomely deco
rated with potted plants and cut flowers and
was as attractive as light and rare exotics
could make II. Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins left for
an an extended tour through the Western States
mere were many competitors for the prize
which Richmond has secured. and the capital
city can be congratulated
Inc commissioners appointed TO nsaesa !
damages for the opening of Plum and Gran |
by streets have commenced work.
he appeal % the n:ted States court IN |
me Van Nranken case was allowed by .Jldpa |
lfughes Yesterday. and the papers were for
warded 10 Washington
Judge Hughes has entered the final orda-
ilfectlng the payment OF SO. % bv the Nor
ok National Bank to the owners Of The sito
Spit '''''1 ~
Mr. IL. ID. Coulng of Nansemond is in tb.
MY TO-DAY to spend ms eighty-third birrbdav
sth trends here. lie voted twice for Her,
lay ior President and walked sir miles -
ote The Democratic ticket at the last eiec
lon. 9'cO-
four years ago Judge Brooke. of the cor,o
atlon court. ordered white man naned Rob
tevens out OF the city Bob went 10 Ricb
lonG Yesterday he returned 10 Norfoll
10 us hrst act was 10 raise row. The police ,
ave ueen instructed 70 take him wherever
)und. drunk or sober
Another id Fellows ic.Ire mas boa- e..
4, mere VITA lao charter members. There !
~ oo banquet and sueech-making Deem
~ lttn. some OF the most prominent Mem
- o. the order IN the State will be present .
Ihe New oTk SYMPHONY CLUB cave 10
'hIul concert at the Young Mems Christian ,
,sOclatlOn last night y
'lr IL. =. y. Stewart has prepared an Il
iborate reply 10 the charges of frsud ,noda :,
Mr.. >. Wills BdcCod. who is contestinc -
seat IN the Legislature. !,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-19

The contest for tie gold-headed cans A. Nh.
Sacred Heart fair closed last night. Tie
candidates were Messrs. Thomas Rvrro
James McDonough. William Daffron and PIl'
Shea Dir. Melon ugh won. and was loudly
applauded when the cane was presented t5
him.
contest that will excite much interes,
and call out big vote is that for the lonl
sscane painting by Hiss Won Hillern. Major
\. '. randolph. Colonel John Murphy and
The Doll Convention was opened Yesterday
afternoon and the children were present IN
large numbers. il viii he held every a.te~-
noon Of the week. and will close ON Monday
evening next. The convention opeus ~ r
o'clock. and no admission Zee is charged All
children are welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-19
Only One "iIolIie Cotton rai,- p.uu.,

FAHIsroN; VA, Nov. 1e.-lSpecial I-Tb.
DeaHs and bellies Of this vicinity got up bic
more Of dear hunt than anvtb;,.,, '. o1l ne
as only one" old ''Mollie Cotton TAFT, vs. wa:
bagged during the hunt The party was cor as
posed Of Misses Banks. jamie r Mor,nn
Jea ME Watkins. Blanche Averett and Ca ~
4 Spencer, md Me-srs Samuel Lacy a.
, I'VE Henry C.happell, +. McGhee. Lee W
mOnd VI hich-
Mr. Ashby Nelson, one of our oldest in
hanitants. died Mt his home. County Linz
! ross hoads IN this county. on yesterda,'
Mr.. William Foster. who keeps a large mr..
sery at the same place believe the 6nlv QUIZ
live. 0' 'APcoleu 10