The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

| or men.
This young man has no fruit ranch. but
he wants a plantation:
YOUNG MAN WORTH 5000. HALE
| CASH, wishes TO marry young lady OF
good family, who has or will inherit
a plantation: unquestonable reference
He does not want the earth. only a
| plantation, and he is willing to take the
encumbfance of a wife to get a planta-
tlon' He is also willing to wait a reason
able time IL the lady is sure she will in
| herit a plantation
Here is a young man who would like
to meet girl worth $4,000. May he be
prospered! If she doesn't suit there are
plenty willing TO take her off his hands
at that figure. This Is the way ne talks
about il in the personal column:
! y YOUNG MAN. 30 YEARS OLD OF
good family and social standing. would
like to meet young lady worth $4,000
10 100000 in her own name; object,
marriage; matrimonial agents and Wild
ows with children need not answer
Address Y. VI.
lie is right in avoiding widows. and es-
pecially widows with children.
A Clever Little Bachelor.
This IS what a bachelor wants:
A CLEVER LITTLE BACHELOR OF
ability, 40 wishes correspondence with
little lady with means that will love
him, and marry him and assist him
financially. HOPEFUL.
He is asking a Great deal Love him,
and marry him, and assist him finacially,"
/ IL 10 aclr lq m a. nd
pecially "a little lady" But there IS no
telling what a woman wouldn't do for
"a clever little bachelor. 40" His case IS
not hopeless by any means. His wisdom
may be commended in asking for "a
little lady" 1t shows him to be a cautious
little bachelor as well as a clever one.
With wise precautions he avoids all en-
tanglements with a siX-foot AmaZonian
Of the woman's rights variety, who might
rule him with a rod Of iron. so TO speak,
and make his life full Of misery. Wise,
cautious, "clever little bachelor. 49,"
There is a pleasant metallic ring 10
this personal:
a BACHELOR @3, WORTH 100000.
neither dude nor scarecrow, seeks
honorable marriage TALBOT.
1t oughtn't to take long tG place that
$2OO0OO.
Centrifugal" must be descended from
the gods TO hear him tell it:
AMERICAN GENTLEMAN Go AND
sinsIe), industrious, apt in discerning
considerable, conscientious, cheerful,
kind, broad, liberal thinker; free from
bias, incentive or bigotry; philosophical;
nOn-complaining; ardent lover Of good
ness, beauty. truth. would correspond
with lady approaching such qualities
and needing the assistance Of such a
person; object, strictly honorable; mon
ey a necessary but altogether secondary
consideration; eight years New York
reference.
Address. 10 days. CENTRIFUGAL.
Now. If "Centrifugalo can only find
"Centripetal," there will be complete har-
mony. After recounting the charms or
his personal character. ne adds that
money is a necessary consideration, which
Is the only trait Of ordinary humanity
which appears in Centrifugal" and even
that he endeavors to cover up, by assert
ing it IS but a secondary consideration.
That little reference 10 money is the
eleven hoof that is visible from under
that saints robe. He is just like the rest
OF men, and il he gets his just deserts
Centripetal will blend In her nature the
dominant traits of Xantippe Of ancient
Greece and Colonel Mary r. Lease OF mod
ern Kansas.
Peerless Lady Wanted.
Here Is another nice man:
COLLEGE GENTLEMAN, MIDDLE
aged opulent. desires marring peerless
lady similarly situated: other I'M
answered. ALEXANDER BATHGA1E,
Brooklyn.
II Looks as If a middle-aged and opu-
lent gentleman might not have to dwell
in solitude long in this land, where spin
sters are so plenty. AS for peerless"
lady. he has come 10 just the right place
10 get one. The ladies who sean the per-
scnal columns Of a newspaper are all
peerless in their way, and those who
would answer such an advertisement are
doubly so. There are plenty OF peerless
ladies who would let no "opulenr gentle
man escape.
This man Is a Norman:
a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, COMFORTA- |
bly, situated, wishes 20 form the ac- |
quaintance Of several young ladies Of
amiable disposition. refinement. and good |
looking Object, social advancement and |
matrimony. Address BOX 5SS.
He is a second Brigham Young one is |
not enough for him. Unblushingly he de- |
ciares his desire 20 become acquainted |
with several young ladies with the OBJ !
ject OF ''matrimony." He should take |
warning from the unfortunate case which /
was tried In the Criminal Court Friday, |