Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
IN THE ALLEGHANIES
Henry WsddiDg-Bells Ia PULASKI
City.
COUPLES
MARRIED.
Circuit Court-visiting Lnwyers-
The New Jail and Court-Hoose-
r. r,rmcrs md the CrOps-He-
urfous, Political, and PERSONAL
,corresnonaence Of the Dispatch)

o-orrespondence Of the Dispatch)
PULASKI. VA, November "a Deau-
tiful and fashionable marriage 'ooN
n,oce here Tuesday. at high noon' III
the Presbyterian church, the eoh'.ao'
ing parties being Mr.. 7. de WIZ par
nard and Miss Edna d. Corey Hes.
r. Gordon Smeade, OF the Episcopai
church. and Rev. Alfred Jones, OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church, ofiiciated.
The church was tastefully decorated
with evergreens. Mr.. Robert HUDSON
,ss hest man. and Messrs George lngies'
CARPENTER Carter, and w. Dasse'' "s'e
groomsmen.
The brides sister. Miss Jessie Corey was
maid OF honor, the bridesmaids peins
Misses Hit, OF New York. cousin 10 the
bride: West, of Lynchburg; Sarah frice'
and Jane Leache. of Pulaski.
Fast attendant carried buncn OF yer
low and white chrysantheinuns. INC
bride was lovely in beautiiui "hi,e
satin gown, with long train. "A oouiiu-
ful breakfast was then given 10 the
bridal party and friends, IN ali ABOUT
one hundred, at the hospitable residence
of the brides father, q. w. Corey aiteI
train for Atlanta.
"wednesday. az o'clock A. NJ, another
NJ our best-loved bellies bade farewell to
single blessedness and assumed the ma
,rimoniaI yoke In this instance the
bannv couple were Miss Blanche Stone
and Mr.. Russell Damon. They were mar
ricd in the Methodist church by the pas
tor. Rev. j. n. Burrows. the buiid-
ing being handsomely decorated, ana
large number of invited friends being
present. ,.r.
the best man being Mr. Rhomer stone
brother OF the bride. The ushers were
Messrs. Jesse Bosang. \. Davis. John
Davis. Harry Vickers. r. Morn, and Jer-
ry stone. A..
Immediately after the ceremony tne
bride and groom we're on their way 10
ihr Atlanta Exposition. tho paradise OF
young bridal couples.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The Circuit Court is In session. Judge
Samuel w. williams presiding. Among
the visiting lawyers attending the court
are Judge Fulton, IeneIai j. "a. Walker'
Waller s. Poage: and j. j. A. Powell
of Wytheviile: Judge Oglesby, OF Carron
and Judges Cassell and Vaughn. ana
William Wharton, Esq, OF RadioVh.
Many cases are being disposed OF. ne
court viii continue all week and part
| Of next.
Farmers say their wheat IS coming up
we'll but grass-seed is making a POOR
| show.
The new Jail In being rapidly bull, ana
| will be under roof next week. ana COM
| rlet,d by tie middle OF ntxt month.
The contract for erecting the new
| courthouse. with Clerks office. was
awarded to Miller & Warren, OF this
place. for about $4,000. There was sharp
| competition, hence the low bid. III hah
been thought that the lowest bid would
| not be under $4,000. The new building
| will be very roomy, convenient. and hand
some. and will prove great ornament
TO the town. The foundation will be laid
al once, and the work pushed to COM
! pIetion as rapidly as the weather VIII
permit. Although Pulaski Is in the
| midst of the Alleghanies. such Is her cli-
mate that generally the handsomest
brick and stone buildings are built In the
heart OF winter without serious Interrupt
ton from cold weather.
VERY POPULAR.
Rev. c. w. Kelly has been trans
ferred from the Stewart-Memorial church
| here to Elk Garden Circuit. In Russell
| county. Mr.. Kelly was very popular
here. having proved himself a useful and
] efficient pastor. He Is succeeded by
Rev. J. A. Burrows. young man OF
unusual ability and strength.
| Our people are much rejoiced that In
the general Democratic rout Virginia
was saved. Pulaski and Giles have a
good Democratic representative In the
| Hon. j. W. Williams Readers OF the
| Dispatch will not fail TO recall the fact
that your correspondent here always In
| formed them In his letters during the
canvass that. although the heather
ragged and imagined vain things" the
| election OF Williams. the Democratic
nominee. was assured. However. the
next time he prophesies politically for
| Pulaski and Giles he VIII prefer safer
margin and larger majority. and hopes
that the Giles Democrats will take no.
tlce and govern themselves according
w." and give no more Independent plu-
ralties for Pulaski TO overcome by "reSu-
lar nominee pluralities
| With the exception OF bad colds twho
| ever heard of a good one?). the health OF
| our town was never better.
Our iron and Zinc-furnaces are now
all running day and night, and Max Med
| dows furnace Is also in blast. run by the
Pulaski Iron Company. SO we look for
ward to better times.