Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-23
remnant: Az Bon Air with my

/ c. u. Tenant: At Bon Air with my
| family.
Dick cauthorn. Spend II with the boys.
Ash Hartman: ! am going to church.
whore you ought to 20.
| Jacob Levitt: Go way, boy ] am a
hustler. What are your
u. ID. Pegram ] won't be In town. II
] do i Will have a good time.
n. l.. Winston: l am going to prepare
Tor the new year.
n. u. Lee: Spend pleasant day.
II. A. Macomber: It's hard TO tell.
T. u. boswell: ! am going to buy a
friend a drink.
q. III. Berry: AZ home.
l.. w. Alien: Work; work. Can't even
80 coon hunting.
j. II. Noes: am going TO drink eggnog
In Baltimore with friends.
A. II. Nelson: Never you mind; have
got my eye on you.
Robert Rothchllds: ] don't know; I
think l shall so 10 sleep.
Captain w. G. Dame: i am. going to
work all day.
A. J. Parrish: have no plans; / would
like TO go hunting.
George Gibson: am going to the Adj
rondacks deer-hunting
Meade Haskins: Quietly. at work.
Il. Il. Taylor: Much depends upon the
weather how l shall enjoy my Christmas.
i may go duck-huntIng.
Isaac Thalhimer: You are not going to
catch me. You caught me once. I will
let you know the next day IL / am sober.
Jack w. Wilson: do not expect much;
i am glad when IL is over.
w. III. Park Noting: At home with my
wife and children.
w. A. Gray: L do not know what
shall do.
d. w. Reinhardt: Eat turkey Never
tasted q drop Of eggnog in my life.
T. III. Elicit: You don't interview me;
I viii be at home with my family.
George ]. Anderson: Same as i do every
Christmas
James Priddy: I am going to ill up
for once with good things.
Colonel John Murphy: At home.
S. J. Binswanger: Take n rest and think
of the past with a view TO the future.
Frank Cunningham: / don't know.
John r. Hughes: Don't know; at home,
reckon.
William Davis Stay at home; Christ
mas is no more 10 me than any other day.
A. ID. Hotchkiss: At home.
Jacob Thalhimer: I'll have a jolly good
time. IL 1 can.
John Meany: Stay about home.
William p. Knowles: At home. What
do you reckon / am going TO do?
Beverly T. Crump: You don't catch me
this time: pleasantly. l hope.
General James G. Hill: / hope to have
n reunion of all my children on that day.
J. =. Gon: / want to visit friends in
the good old county of Albemarle.
Richard w. Jones: At home from 0 to
3 o'clock.
know what | shall do.
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any girl. / am going TO have good
time.
f. NJ. Forster; All day at home.
Allen Apperson: ] am going to enjoy
the turkey and mince pies.
Carter Branch: 1 am not going TO tell |
you.
Andrew Christian: am going to
church.
John T. Goddln: Most OF the day at |
home with my family; in the afternoon |
with friends.
n. W. Bowe: I am too busy TO talk. I |
haven't any special plans. Pleasantly, to
be sure.
A. S. Willy: am going to try and keep
sober and visit my best girl.
Colonel W. T. Darlington: Quietly at |
home with my family.
Frank Chamberlayne: I am going to
7fNHN a hdppy udN WIN my family.
Cunningham Hall: / know you. / can't
see.
w. o. Burton: Have a good time.
i. Stern: Rest from hard work.
Thomas Carter: / am going with a
party of friends fox-hunting.
). II. Tuck: l shall spend 1t in the
W. Il. Drew: shall spend my Christ
mas in New York
Robert Steger: 1 amt going to do no.
hing.
Charles L. Todd: Just any so. at home.
X. l.. Hecker: Spend it with my wife
md children al home.
Sam. Cohen / hope to spend Christmas
lay pleasantly with friends
Junus MOsby: Very quietly
Blair Boiling: 1 have not made up my
mind.
John Adams: / think / shall try and
Ill ducks In the marsh.
II. r. Taylor, Jr: Call on me on the
6th of December and / Will tell you ac-
urately.
Van Dyke Johns: Pm going up to nv
I'D home (AleXandria) and help the "chap-
lies" paint the town.
e. l.. c. Scott: shall spend nv Christ |
mas in the county that grows sweet-po-
atOes and watermelons and the warmest-
earted people in the world-old Han
N.H Ar.