Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23
THE RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DECEMBER ~. 1891

know will. for If do get tight It VIII be
the first time in my life.
Z. A. Saunders: At home with my fami-
iy in quiet way. ,,,., -, =.
home. +,
Harry Smith: have got the "remorse 7"
badly and | am gnng to spend the day
with the babies.
Fred. W. Scott: At General Logan's
Ashton Starke: II you don't get out
here will take something and knock you
on the head. :,
Charles +. Smith: shall spend the holt
DAYS in New York.
Frank ID. Steger: STAY ut home ana give
the little ones O good time.
r.
Miles Turpin: want 70 have pleasant
time with nv grandchildren. Don't put
me in your paper.
]. NJ. Thompson: am going to take q
hunt. ..
and make the day pleasant TO my vile ana
Incien b. Tatum: always spend my
Christmas at home. / don't go out the
house on that day.
John Tatum: Writing up my books.
". II. Il. TAYLOR: | am gong to try 10
Kill birds Mt Negro Foot. -,
w. Ii. Talbot: At home with my vile
and children.
George Watt TAYLOR: want to 60 TO my
Dutch Gap farm and have one OF We old-titne
Christmas dinners, having Just klIied plgs'
George ID. ThaxtOn: with the Ittie one
at home firing pOp-crackers. ohoh
Dick TAYLOR says he is going 20 church
for the first time on Christmas-day in MS
| i;fe and then eat big dinner and piuy
| ,vi.b the children the rest OF the dav.
Charles f. Taylor / am going to nave
reoI GOOD old Christmas popping pop
crockers such rs / used TO have when o
how around old Benigni Catogn'
| corner. when he gave each boy penny
| CHRISTMAS gift, which was as DIG 10 Us Us
| Jaw Gould's fortune. l.. to .
Good time Us | can, for ChrlstnlaS uoes no'
| come but once year,
Coroner william II. Taylor: Pin not
one of you wanderers, 80 l shall stay righ'
| be re in Richmond.
DR. Riyes Tatum: nm going TO spen
| Christmas i'll "a very pious sort OF way.
| sbaIl 90 10 Harrsonburg. where my iainuy
are. on thursday. and will spend portion
| of the holidays there
Edward L. TAYLOR: am not LOOKING so
| far ahead "a that.
"a r. r Tabb: always take holiday on the
lth of July and at Christmas wheh they
come on Sunday.
Everett Waddev: Say ] am going {
drink eggn0g. keep open house. ana III
yite all nv friends.
Frank Word: / will be out of town
FOUNTAIN Dewitt: Work, work, work.
%, r. WORKMAN: Why do you ash
mo that question? Don't all good mel
| snend their Christmas at home with thell
George Wide: Nothing in the world
only see a few of my friends.
Louis Winston Ha, ha! You caught
| me that wey last year.
| Charles n. Wade. Take Christmas dinner
| with nv futher and his family 1t Is the
| custom OF nv father to have hls children
with him on that day. What are yor
| going to dot
Colonel William F. Wickham: Most o
| the day travelling. | ain going To vlsl
Charles L. Williams: Soberly. hope.
Walter A. Williams: Teach my boy
| how 20 shoot pop-crackers.
Z. g. Voolfolk: | am going to spent
nv Christmas listing for assignment
from Eastern North Carolina.
| CLAIBORNE Nblhlus, ol'' mn sN,'iN -
| bc with home-folks and take the road mex
day.
Charles II. Watkins, laughing: an
afraid 10 tell you.
Jefferson Wallace: Ich will mehr ais ell
| hundert glass Vein trinken und Will aucl
| sehr viel fielsch essen.
| W. p. Wood: Get a good sead on III
| possibly ana take nap IN the afternoon.
b. G. Wherry: Ha. ha! you are at tina
again, you can't catch me.
| A. S. Wiley: In the most quiet way
There is going to be a chicken-hght mex
| month.
| Judge Sam'l B. Witt: havo been disar
| poirted IN previous Christmas holidays Il
so many Of my calculations rs to how
| should spend the holiday that L don
| know this time how 1t Will turn out.
Y.
L. C. Younger: At work l have my IN
ventory to take.