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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

Sheriff c. IT. I.i!lard. of RappahanIn,o',cs,ki.
county, yesterday delivered Saflton .1sy,.
~ .ne s,nerintendent OF the peniien'ldlS
-, 800 Two wears FOR nOuSebredkins'
70 M se' J. u. Meade sheriff OF pgsse =!
Mai Lynn sras'us Martin az IN, ,ne PEN.
,en,larv TO serve four years 10 ma"
S's ur o. II. Price. sheriff ., Frsn'.l'n
81, nroncnf ~ roh'i Martin ,'''icfeb
co''ilsS. ',vn years fos hoIscbr ,aS.rs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16
In Executive session.

M, tn. committee subsequently went
into executive session to take "o'o" '''
", ,'ss decided by the Senate COMMITTEE
r"nort vnfavotably Senate Dill no
80, sd,. The relief Of Mr.. Andrew James,
- tho House Committee determi"eu
~ renort the bill favorabiy'
poth committees decided 10 report
,,vorabIv Senator Hafnsbergers Dill WIZ,
:" sl,eht amendment. ard the bni o,
nr smith after the provision IN REGARD
- the western shore had been stricken
out $500, A., connection
,,.,,b HE hill that n WAS the hfst oyster
All, which he had introduced, ana '""e
e. would be also the last one
AR rathaways bill, allowing surveyors
o fee Of one dollar for surveying lour
acres or less. was reported laNoraply'
r,hile the bill as to the transfer OF license
rscelp.s Was passed by.
,rhe Senate Committee briefly cohsicfr-
"A House bill No. 90. and decided To
renort il favorably The bill which was
irtroduced by Mr.. Harris seeks 10 Iesu-
late the killing, capturing, huntins' puy :
to ar selling. or Offering for sale or
nartridges. wild turkeys. and pheasants IN
me county OF Albemarlc and 10 prohlp-
- tho catching Of same in traps, or inc
destruction Of eggs Of same In mat couh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

,r ,bird OF the series OF Cnris,ian
Inc 'i isctures. under the auspices OK
I ,n IRaptist Young Peoples Union. VII VII,
tne ,aoi,yercd at Grace-Street Baptist
cs e,.r chi tonight. Rev Or. }. G; hi eea
win be the speaker OF the me e W pistinc
tive Baptist Principles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

AT a meeting of the Old Market Demo
cr.,tic and Social club, held "Wednesday
ot@ht Mr. John w. Cnger announced
himself by letter as a candidate Tor Jus
,ine of the peace Tor Jefferson ward'
and not Mr.. j. W. Runger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

There will be a meeting OF the Union
Democratic Club and Scouts at Po"eh 3
Hall tonight at o'clock. Several can
didates will address the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

ECTURE.
THE MAN OF GALILEE,
Rv HON. GEORGE X. WENDLlNG,
calvary Baptist church. corner Grace
and Pine streets.
MONDAY. February 18th, al s;l' =. ~
AiniSsion. 30 cents. fcl6-fr. sa&tujt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-16

amendments 10 the bill were OF SuilcieH'
Importance 70 reject the conference re,
port, and ne therefore gracefully receneu
from his amendments. After some su,
Their discussion. the report was asreeu ~
hy a vote OF 70 TO IS. The following "dS
tie vote
The &c.
Yeas.-Ncssrs. r. !. Anderson, mares
Bendheim, K. r. Boykin. L. j. brusn'
william 4. Burks james y. csuu",''
Thomas r.. Clark, Scion I. 'oieihdh'
Melville Il. Cox. +. l.. Dejainette, Isaac
Digs. II. H. Downing. ". j.. Edhes'
!. X. Edmondson, John Il. Evans D.
Catlett Gibson. Il. i. Graves, Natilaii
\. Hall, Randolph Harrison, ho"'Iu
Hathaway Epra Hunton, Jr., l.. l., IA
vine, James :. Jones, l.. -. I Neil'al,'
george ". Leggeif. j. T. Mason Natl'a y.
iel Matthew. John i. Miller Jon" W.
Moon, Charles T.. Nelson, NJ, ~
berne Charles l.. Nicol' hoDc a.,ssv
Perkins. Thco. G. Pilcher, \. . :, ~
Thomas W. Russell. John +. Ryan H. W
sanders J. n. Segar. II. &. Slemp'
Charles Smith, II. -. Spiiman, ' JOIN
Sumpter. J. y. Tabb, Knox Thompsol,,'
:. \. Thompson. Joseph II. Niilaiu'
81 H. Wilkinson. and Mr. Speaker.-fS.
Nays.-Messrs. n. Y. Alien. saInu.'
NJ. Boiling. Julian Bryant, +. T.. Buford'
i. Aston Caben, Il. T. crump' John .
Harwood. George Wellington No,iIe.
Baker +. Lee. i. W. Petty .. ~ rrs -,
low. y. 4. Kicks. T.. w. Saunders. H. 4
Vaughan. y r. Weaver. j. /. White. L.
NJ. Wilson. and Eugene Withers.--b'
To H.. uiate ~h'sr.
House bill No. css: To protect ish II
} the Mattaponi, Pamunky, ana YORK river
1 by preventing fishing with any fixes
device in water over ten feet deep. CAM
up as unfinished business on It's mrs
reading.
Mr.. Gibson offered an amendment. "nic,
} strikes out the provision ihat II sna'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-21
THE CLosING.

Tho society man in the Norfolk
Pilot grows poetic as he nears the
corner:
"Retreaiiug Eighteen ninety-four,
with all of her couquests. disappoint-
ments, sorrows aud joys, is almost
gone and she is determined to mako
us grieve for her. She hns SAVED her
.prettiest, sweetest days to lavish up
on us now that her reign is draw ing
to n close. December. her last son,
who usually wears such grny and
somore facn, with white locks and
flowing beard, has decided to show
us what II charming fellow he can he
whom he chooses, and save that he
cannot wear al green crown, he
bears strong resemblance to his fair
young sister, June. whose soft. sweet
face is IL reminder of many pleasant
hours spent iuhaling her perfumcd
breath.
"Dt cember is such II busy frlly.v
and this year doesn't seem inclined
to shirk his responsibilities. The
greatest of all holidays falls to lis
shnre and he hopes TO make Christ
mas day success. So often hns,t
b' ell said that Christmas was only
intended for rich people aud children
but surely it is time tho record was
broken aud the poverty stricken mud
the wretched may at least enjoy soft,
lovely weather. Yes, niaety-fuur
means to leave pleasant impressions
and her only surviving child ID doing
his best to help her"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-21
a HOUSEHoLD TREASURE.

D. w. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N.
y, says that he always kept Dr.
Kings New Discovery In the house
and his family have always found the
very best results follow its use; that
he you'd not be without it, if pro-
cnrahle. G. A. Dykeman, Druggist,
Catslslll, n. Y, says that DIR. King 8
New Discovery is undoubtedly The
best Cough remedy; that he has used
1t in his family for eight years. and
it has never failed to do all that is
claimed for it. Why not try rene
dy 80 long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free at A. f. Hargrave's
Drug Store. Regular size soc. and
Sl.0O. i
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-21
WELL DONE.


WELL DONE.
With the close of the year, Judge
John A. Kelly, of our neighbpring
circuit. retires from the bench. after
twonty.four yenrs uninterrupted ser. I,
vice. AS hn has held his last term
in the several counties, the respective
bars have passed feeling resolutions
regarding his services aud retiremeut.
His last court was held ut Marion,
where the bar presented him with
series of resolutions like the follow
ing:
THAT wo regard him ms one of thu,
purest, most learned, conscientious
aud able Of Virginia's jurists, aud on
retiring from the bench, 1t is no dis
arrangement to the population aud
distingui he'd abilitye of Campbell,
Johnston, Fulkeisost, ssssiAs and 9th
ers who weleliiis pssa in of
flee, to say, tlias al tiie astfigetes
: shsl 90 to make up ieavfeS spss,.
y; i ,artiai mad S,6I,ieng
,Be0 r. Upon the 19th
ii 1870, ] VAS commissioned
OF this Circuit, aud in Api
following | qualified. aid entered or
ti'e duties of my Office Al Tint TIM
he circuit embraced nj! the .crti.oi>
west OF, and irciuding This count,
and vest OF Tazrwrll ihrn, pen!l,
men, l was o"kin., forward with lea,
aud yet with hope. The. inq;iryro
stantly rose III NY n'r'l, "hnll | i
s"cc..ss'ui ou h - e., ,ro,,
fni'pr iH ,e 'iri
cit.
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cash, l,.,,,
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mense lobu, nrt ANN .l,tuL
OF II .,,orn sill ANA ~. .,,,,i
yipor ri linz .,,..., .,ch,aI
solved ~ ,i..y,,. -, -, ,,n. and .
NV tna,.l,ie. to TIA. aisrh.r.,n II
danes hsv, k.,t tho5 ,..ol,,,.,
Ale t,p, and u,y !, hur., I,y. fru
nearly n ouu,,,rof ..,t.ry h.o.
wholly aud witLout division y;veu ,o
my Office.
..Aiter I ind served n fcw v..,s
the timber ,,odo IL fin. suction L..
came large. ,h.n nav r.;lroods war;.
constructing. and then followed The
boom, all creatiny ipcre.sod Iti.,o
ton, and nv lebors have at time
been great Bat | have STRUGGLED
through them. nm now at the end
of it all; and have for some fine
been looking backward and as r
have done so, until recently. it ba,
looked dark. and my view had been
obscured by lowering clouds,tbroupb
which could not clearly ace. Will,
was thus Respondent. and ready TO
concede TINT after all nv iud;c;ol If.
had been failure. on the last aav Of
their last ccurt. the action of The Az
-,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-21
DEC. u, 1894.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

Scarcely less wonderful than
the mystery of the first Christmn I,
night is iho mystery of the perpetua-
ticn of the festival Ii is far cry
enough from the she oherds who
tended their hncls ON the hillside of
Jaden, md the believing kings who
followed tho star from the cast, to,
let rs Say, the nvorage Ameiicar citi
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-21
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA sALyE.

TnE BRsr sALvg in the world for
Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Kheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chopped
Hands, Chilblains. Coras and all
sln Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles,or nc pay required. 1t is guar
ssiteed to give. perfect satisfaction.
Is;or monsg refunded. Price 25 cents
per box For sac b. A. f. Har
I grave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-21

and that is to receive me as a private
citizen into your ranks with the kind
ness of younger brothers for an
elder brother. Gentlemen, as said
in the beginning. I scarcely know
with Whit words to respond to you.
If l have said anything inappropri
ate | doubt not the generosity, which
you have at this time, aud always
manifested towards me, viii lead Won
to pntdon it.
II wish to say one Thing more As
| said to tho bar in Russell, | consii
er it browning event IF my good
fortune TINT I am to be succeeded by
ono SO worthy of the high position
conferred on him. His socinl qunli
ties, bis culture, his moral worth.
bis legal attainments and his lnrge
experience in the practice of Ills pro.
fession, muny years of 1T iluiuiuei by
the gifts and ability of his noble fn.
ther, the late j. w. Sheifey. MI these
give assurances thnt lie will adorn
the bench. And am especially graf
lied to know that in him the Young
Ell members of the bar will have mn
example, leading them to purer aud
, sober lives"
Editorially the Marion De,uccrat
suys:
"rhe resolutions arc well and no
bly, expressed and are fit iestirnoni
nj to the lay services of our honored
citizen The bar has not only hon.
ored Judge Kelly, but has done cred
it to itself in adopting these resolu.
tions i'll regard tn his efficient SER
vice. Judge Kelly's reply was very
touching aud full Of emotion. His
has been II remarkable term of Office.
and he can lay The robes of flee
aside knowing tint ho has done fifth
fully and efficiently that which WIS
Mt Ashstime required Of him. His
life been II grand SUCCESS. Lon
Ylif SPARED to tho citizens OF
Mas ei.s dtlie county aud State,
SO sbE6 slsey ~ il;s 5Ghristian piety
kasHs $500 E,ls aad ipilletce, may he
~ X n - n ~ Y y :
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-21
TO HORSE oWNERs.

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They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
lors of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders np'' destroy worms, giving
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For sale by A. i Haigiaye.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-21

Are the JOY of the household.
Their wants are multitudinous.
How best to amuse and instruct
them ia the vexing problem of
motherhood. None of these things
are forgotten in the Twice a.
Week Gazette.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-21

ChambcrlHin's Ego and skiu Ointment
Is 4 certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter, salt Rhcnm and Scald Head
=; cents per box. For sale by druggists.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-21
We havo mnde arrangements b,

We havo mnde arrangements by
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All t9r only Sl.50 II lcnr. Hero
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-12-21

-" 1he ecu" 'H'
VOICES that sag OF peace.
on earth, good Will 70 i.iau, still ne
g sounds in The heavens on Christmas
night; aud brother j., ieconciied 10
brother, old euiuitics sec Lax! away,
pasu sins forgiven, ana tih, houus og
friendship aud fnn,iiy alirc>,oo ttie~l
tighter over tlic Chri t.na4 nua,.d a,,,.
round The cheerful hcll,a rh, ri,l
and powerful still rsper Iiar Golfer
aud, with large handed lih,ra.iy.
scatter their goods among the ponr,
thereby initiating the hIagi Of old;
for is it not written: whatsoever e
shall do unto the lenst Of My bret
rem, We shall do unto Me?' Thus. il,
spite Of the evil forces with wlic,
modern materialism and in;ileiity nrc
seeking to smbve,t the irilnerce Of
Christianity, the Star of Bethlehem ia
still i'll the ascendant. and Christians
is the greatest and most joyous
known to the civilized world
A Merry Christmas, then, let it be
to all! A divine religion ii nt t a sad
one. 1t brings peace to the heart.
aud Joy is AL exuborance of pence.
Therefore let the bells ring ont, and
lang out the mistletoe, and bring on
the smoking turkey,and gather round
the Preside, and join i'll the frolics of
the youngsters-any,hing, over: hing
30 that the day be merry, and all
hearts rejoice because Christ the
Lord was horn. Forget for time
the cares Of business, the pressure of
hard times, tho threatening future.
Lock up the family skeleton and,
with it, all frowns and harsh words
and the petty tyrannies aud jealous
les OF common days. If you can lose
the key of the closet, so much the
better. Ii not, even the brief respite
from ugly cares will leave its bene.
diciion i'll your heart and quicken
your longing for the return of the
festival of peace.-Once a Week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-29
AHEmEpY OF GREAT VALUE.

2 In m article onPfoprietery remedies. which
appeared in a recent issue of the ''st. Louis
Mo-, Medical Brief" Prof. willard II. Morse,
NJ. D. n. rs. So. OF wesyaeid. N. j., says;
"une notuble Instance In point Of efficacy IN
offered py DR.. David Kenneiy's Fnvorite
Remedy which has earned reputation as clI-
r.tive of Brights disease and other affections
of the Kidneys" la concluding the article.
Dr.. Morse says: Manif9stly therefore. treat
ment OF the kidneys and bladder both pre-
yeptiyc and curative OF functional derange-
menfs. Dlseases OF the kidneys demands re-
establishments OF normal functions, dostruc-
lion IT the micro organism causing The dis
ease. and repair OF e. rayageB. These three
demands are iuiHiled by DIR. David kennedy's
Favorite Ilenleiiy-it reinsttuteB and reg u
iates thu renal functions. 1t destroys the eau-
sal germs and repairs tue broken down issue.
DIR. David keBnedy's Favorito Remedy Is
an nnfailing, speeiic for such diesases as
rheumatism. heuraIgia. bill ousness. dyapcp-
sa, kidney and liver complaints In Bright's
disease. diabstes. urinary troubles. and the
stckitcss peculiar TO women, IL cures where
ull else tA Ills.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-29

General Assembly should send to the
United States Senate some true aud tried
Republican Of such character, training
and ability as to lit him to share in it,
deliberations with honor and profit to
Leiaware and the country at large. Let
1t never be truly said that the Republican
party has, In 1895. lowered the standard Of
Senatorial excellence. heretofore upheld,
or brought dishonor or discredlt to the
State.
-
For long time there has been ten.
dency toward antagonism In the Republi.
can party In Delaware as between the
It's cause. whether county rivalry, jealousy
or something else. / do not know; but I
DO know that the continuance OF any such
feeiing will be grave political mistake.
There is no sufficient cause for II.
Republicanism In this State may be said
to be now on trial 1t has long, bright
and successful future II 1t steadily pur.
su es the path OF progress and reform with
wisdom, prudence and m moderation.
Editor Hart OF the Philadelphia Tele-
graph, an old Dela@atean. made q very
interesting speech, aid said q good word
for the local papers OF the city, that they
should be supported, as they chronicle the
local events Of the day In their midst.
With the spesch OF Rev. merritt Hulburd
Of Grace M. E. Church the spesoh-maiS-
Ing for the evening ended His remarks
were very Witty. pointed. ana provoked
much laughter for his delighted audience.
The time being past midnight. the revsr.
end gentleman concluded his remarks in
q ten.minute speeah .i
The committee In charge OF the dinner
included Phillip Q. Churchman. Winfield
s. Qulgley, II. Ii. BLllIany. Edmund Nit.
chsli, Jr.. DIR. A. Z. Frantz, j. Chester Glib
son. Charles A. Rudolph. s. NJ Knox Mr..
ChurChman, as chairman OF tho commit
toe, presided.
Altogether the banquet will long 10 re.
memGered by all present as one OF the
most delightful occasions OF their lives.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-29
A Word to Parents
About Our New
Brownie Book
QUEER PEOPLE.

To mothers and fathers we want to
suggest II you have not seen Palmer
Cox's Queer People" that you call at our
office OF send 10 cents for sample copy
at once. The striking genius OF Palmer
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artist and writer was recoRnized upon
the Issue OF his first Brownie Book. but 1t
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animals (wlId and tame). birds, fowls,
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His iDiinitable faculty for telling jolly
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animals and birds act out their natures,
and then with matchless genius iilustrat-
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while 1t at the same lime instructs them
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QuEEn PEOPLE has set them wild with
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1T is not often that we get such books.
have read them through and laughed all
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est and the oldest can find in 1T big
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ture and along with the humor will tell
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No more entertaining book could be
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Every page is erammed full OF whole.
some delight for the young folks."-Man-
chester Union.
1T Is book that will tickle the little
ones."-Hartfurd Globe.
"Ihe world has known no genius as q
juvenile artist to compare with Palmer
Cox. The humor OF QUE. III PEOPLE " al.
most too good for dults."-Phi ladelphia
Press.
These columns charm. yes captlvate tho
young mind. and while they please. they
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1t 10 published In eight books, each com
plete within itself. We sell them for u
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send so ooLts for tho whole set. We will
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Those desiring the whole set bound to.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-29
A PATHETIC STATEMENT,
Miss Pollard Speaks of Her Past Present
r. and Future.


5s and Future.
NEW York, Dec. 29.-Statements have
been made that Miss Madeline Pollard
antended TO 60 upon the stage and that In
person, or by an attorney, she purposed
Following Congressman Breckinridge
about the country to levy upon the pro-
ceeds Of his lecture tour just begun.
Prompted by this and other statements
Miss Polls6 has requested the Associated
press to give publicity to the following;
"I havo not wanted to make statement
Of any kind. could not see that what I
did was of interest to people generally, SO
4 have tried to bear all that has been said
Iof mo AZ part Of the punishment for my
tailure as a woman.
"Wtthin the last few days the impress
uion has gone abroad that am under an
assumed name, that l am friendless' and
not sufficiently provided for, and that
am In Washington today. II ever wo-
man had friends great and true-men and
iwomen-it is l. will not believe that
mon refuse to give my brother employ
anent because Of my broken life, Nearly
half Of America has wanted employment
this year.
II am not going before the world in any
capacity, Ihave no message to carry. /
have asked question with my life; 1t can
not be answered In day.
/ Il have no theatrical friends. i have
never been situated so could have. Their
world Is far removed from mine. / live
quietly in private house with my brother
and southern friends. do not believe
There Is man or woman on earth who
thinks there is money compensation for
sorrow. I am sorry II, for any reason what
soevcr, lam accused of realizing so little
The enormous sorrow that overshadows
my life.
II am not under an assumed name. ]
DO not mean to be while live. / have
stained my dear fathers spotless name,
and with the Christ power shall fight
from under the STAIN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-29

Miss S. C. Johnson OF this city was mar
ried to Mr. =. Richard Anderson of Sum.
mitt 'Brldge, lei, on Christmas night at
$50 O'Clock by DIR. q. N. Grandson. The
bride wore handsome white silk
trim med In satin ribbon. and carried
orange blossoms. Miss Lizzie Williams
the bridesmaid wore blue silk and III orie
silk trimming. The groom and best man
bride received one hundred and four
handsome, useful and costly presents.
The bride Will receive Sunday tho Both.
from to p. NJ. ut 1900 Wilson strept.
The house was decorated with Christmas
greens which made the house look beauti.
full aud handsome. The house was crowd
ed with The many friends OF the bride and
groom who eniOyed a pleasant evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-29
GIay,nens.

Niles Bessie just was married In Phla-
9eiphia on Monday evening to George
Heimbold of that city.
The funeral OF j.. Henry Guest, which
Cook place on Wednesday last was largely
attended.
The REPUBLIcAN's enterprising and
hustling correspondent. Mr.. Ambrose S.
Dttey. who fell down stairs and bruised
hlmseif badly. 10 getting along finely. He
e not the kind Of man to mind few
bumps"
Mr.. Willie DUPONT very kindly sent Mrs.
n. b. Cobb. daughter land Miss johnson
nome In one OF his eonyeyanees on their
Carrlage eollapsing near his residence
The Christmas entertainment of the
Claymont III. u. sunday school came off
on Thursday night and was quite q sue
Oees.