Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-25
LOCALS FROM LEXINGTON.
Some Fall Weddings. Deer Killed-Serious
dccidents-Jackgo son Memorial.

LEXINGTON, VA, November 2i-(Spe-
cial)-A pretty wedding took place Wed
nesday morning at IL o'clock at the resi-
dence of MIR. Hall A. Lackey, near Tim
Der Ridge. His daughter Miss Rachie /.
Lackey. was married to Mr.. John j. l..
Kinnear. The large and spacious parlor
was handsomely trimmed with chrysan-
themums and other fall flowers. Rev. J.
H. Davis, pastor of Timber Ridge church,
performed the ceremony. and quite
large number of relatives and friends of
the contracting parties were present. The
attendants were Mr. Charles Thompson
and Miss Julia Lackey; Mr.. Ward Lackey
and Miss Julia Wilson. Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony, hearty congratula-
tons were rendered the happy couple and
handsome collation. partaken Of. a re-
ception was given the bridal party and
friends that evening at the home of the
groom's mother, Mrs. John A. Kinnear.
The bride Is an accomplished and very
popular young lady, and the groom Is one
of the most energetic and influential young
farmers in the county.
WOOD-CAMERON.
Mr.. Volney b. Wood. Of Millboro', and
Miss Nellie IL. Cameron. daughter of DR..
J. III. Cameron. were married at Rocky
Spring Presbyterian church, near Deer
field. on Tuesday. The ceremony was per-
formed at noon by Rev. j. ii. II. Winfree
The bride wore handsome wedding gown
OF white silk. and carried bouquet Of
brides roses. The lady attendants were
Misses Primrose Mary and Eugene Came
ron, sisters of the bride: Miss Guy. of
Deerfeld; Miss Willie Hartman, OF Rich
mond. and Miss Crawford, Of Alillboro'.
DR. Rudd Morrison. of Goshen, was best
man. After the ceremony an elegantly
prepared lunch was partaken of at the
brides home. and the bridal party drove
TO Goshen. where a reception was tender
ed them that night by Mr.. j. y. Wood
the groom's brother. Mr. and Mrs Wood
left Wednesday morning for the North
on an extended bridal tour
MNUTT-MCLUNG.
Mr.. j. Rice McNutt of Blueheld, w.
Va, and Miss Aurelia Douglas McClung,
OF Buena Vista, were married at Falling
Spring church. this county, on Tuesday
last at II o'clock by Rev. c. ID. Waller.
The bridal party drove over from Buena
Vista to the church that morning. and
after the ceremony drove to Glasgow,
where they took the Norfolk and West
ern train for Biueiisld. The groom Is a
son OF the late Captain ]. Rice McNutt.
OF this county, and successful young
businessman OF Bluefeld. The bride is
BREEDLOVE-HILLl
At the residence of Captain ]. c. Bonde.
on upper Main street, on Wednesday,
November 2lst, by Rev. Forest j. Pretty
man. Miss Margaret |. Hills and Mr.. j.
William Breedloye, both of Lexington.
The bridal party Immediately repaired II
the residence Of the groom. where hand
come entertainment wss spread and en-
joyed by a large namber OF the friends OF
the contracting parties.
Mr.. James w. Nicol. prosperous and
welI-known farmer OF near Lexington.
while chopping wood drove the blade OF
his axe into his foot. infiicting long and
CHASTITY wound. almost splitting the foot
In two He started for Lexington to a
physician ut once In u carriage, II being
Impossible to stop the flow OF blood. This
was effected BY pr. Glasgow, who dressed