The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
TW0 or CHESTERFfELD'S FAfH
DAUGHTERS TO WE'D.
what the People Think of the HUNDRED
Removal Of the Southern Hallway
shops-Councsit TO Meet Tonight.
MANcuNsrrn BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES,
No ll2l HULL SyBHfT. BkATTIE BLOCK.

No. 1921 Hull SyBIkT. BkATrIE BLOCH,
Invitations have been issued for a
coublo wedding. which will take place at
the residence OF Alr. John Dillon, near
Chester, Chesterfield county, on NoVcm-
Der 9Th next, at O'Clock i. Nj. The oc-
casion VIII be the marriage OF the TWO
charming daughters Of MIR. Dillon 10
Mcssrs Joseph PIcadot and Charles r..
Shortall. 10th OF Chesterfield county. Miss
l,ouisa Dillon VIII become the bride OF
Mr.. Picadot aud Miss Lulie Dillon of Mr..
shortall After the marriage a handsome
,e.en,ion will be held. ana there win be
a large number OF guests from among
The best citizens OF NncstWheiu-
I'he special from Washington puOASneo
yesterday ia regard 10 removing t.e
southern railway sno2s rom , az. ,oSity
OF the people OF Manchester as an uhlorl'r.
Ell report. The citizens OF TINS cry 40 10
think II the shops are ever RENE .~ 49,, H.,
that they VIII 20 10 2lcNaHuIid' 40 -
sroos are now more cenually loCat'u
than they would be If remover 10 tna'
place. There have been NUMBER OF i'i'- -
,roycments at the SHOPS Ihlely' anu - 80
Inc general impression that the coiilp""s
viii not 20 TO such great expense az 70
remove Ito shops to Alexandra so as 10
bo under the eyes Of the general O"'-
GERS" ,.,... ,.,,.,ou
A
,,iil be held In me Council chamber at
O'Clock this evening, and at 30 o'ci9ch
The Street Committee viii nold session
at the same place. lmpoi tah1 pus.ii'aS -
TO be transacted, supposeu 70 ~ ~ VI -,
ncction with the repaving OF nun stlese'
MIR John II. Ashby ana MS Iaihei III
law Nr. ~. u HOugh, the owners OF inc
well-knOwn HOwletts farm, IN Nli sess,.ti,
feG county, IL Is understood wiz Sno' 'i ~
rtmove 10 "A point near santa baFbdI"' III
southern California, where they VIII III
future reside They have traded theH
lands In Chesterfield for lands ii Southetl
California. The Hewlett farm, unler me
cultivation aud management OF III
1,n,,,S and SON. Is ranked among the pest
IA pDrsterdcld There are seven acres OF
crane vines in full bearing on the piaoe
from which, IN addition 10 iaESe shlys W
The fruit in the markets OF feleIsl2,Ht
am Richmond. several hundred gallons
OF wine have been realized. ,r...,,o,.
The marriage Of Miss Maggie Iuchsr
and Mr.. James l.. Dillon, weii-knoNn I i.,s,,,
denis OF this city. took pace yesterday
afternoon at s o'clock IN the parlo!s ol
Bishop Van dc Nyver, Eighth and Grace
streets. Richmond. ,,,,
Ia the Police Court yesterday inolhi.e
Johu simmons who was before the court
ON Monday, charged with threatening the
life of his wife, was fined 50 and costs.
The Hastings Court was not IN session
yesterday A.
dreNs' Brofherhood was held last night
at Meade Memorial church.
An enjoyable party was given last nisht
by the Little Boys Pleasure, Jluo At
Judge 5 BaSsett French IS improving.
Nessrs Thomas Nelson, Thomas Kit
martin, and Paul Jewett nave returned
from the Atlanta Exposition. s.,
Mr. o.. A. SavOry has returned rom D
three months visit 10 his old home. VII
Jamestown, Va. -,
Rev, ". y. Brown has resigned his
pastorate Of the Matoaca, Ettriek, ana
WoOdlawn Baptist churches, IN CHESTER
field. 10 accept a call 10 the Second Bap-
lis. church at Newport News;
Mr. Charles Stein and bride have re-
turned from their bridal TRIP. -. g..
Miss Berta Hayes left Monday mght ior
her home in Birmingham, Ala, after
visit OF several weeks In this city, the
guest OF Mrs. William VI. Owens.
Mr.. William y. Caudle, a citizen or
Chesterfield county, residing on the
WOodpecker road, about two ana hait
miles from this city, left his home Mon
day night about O'Clock In order 10 get
some medicine In Ettrick Tor sick enid.
While on his way he was attacked DN a
vicious dog SO violently that he was
thrown TO the ground. He made strong
struggle. however, and succeeded IN
grasping the dog about the neck and hold
ing the animal from his throat, he called
for help.
A negro living near by. hearing the
cries appeared on the scene with an axe
IN his mana. Ine dOB was DIdnt1, anu
with the exception OF several bites, MI.
Caudle escaped serious injury.
Mr.. William n. Carroll returned Mon
day from Atlanta, where he has been
visiting the Exposition. Mr.. Carroll
speaks I'm glowing terms OF the great
show.
The last issue Of the Kentucky Stock
Farm says: Broad Rock CIV. j. Carter.
ters in the Stock Farm are read with
great interest, has developed into quite
successful starter. and will handle the
flag at Reidsvillc y. c., next week. when
Joe Patchcn and John r.. Gentry the
champion pacing stations meet, probably
Tor the last time This season"