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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

Horner. with his huge Christmas pie
from which he was allowing all who
would 20 pull ont piums. Simple Simon.
I'm another booth. was Importun.ng the
pie-man TO b. allowed to taste his wares.
which consisted Of all kinds OF confec-
tons.
over all this crowd Mother Goose In
the person OF Miss Minnie Nichols.
whose costume. with peaked hat and
broom-stick. was perfect, presided in
imltably.
In the refreshmentroom the two little
maids. personated by Misses Minnie
Daniel and Martha Wilson. with the
youth who desired 10 go with them. rep
resented by Mr.. Platte Brightwell, Boz
Peep, by Miss Hattie Thurman. and
Miss Mamie Griffin as Daffy Down Oily.
received the guests and served them so
delightfully."- that eating ceased to be a
material thing and became a fine art
Quite a nice sum for the cause of charity
was realized from the entertainment.
In the Dispatch Of Wednesday there
was a notice Of the marriage Of Mr. T.
C. Brazeal and Mrs. Mary W. White
on next Wednesday his sister. Miss
Mamie Brazeal. will be- married at his
home to Mr.. NJ l.. Jones. of Camp
bell county.
THURSDAY CLUB.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. O'Hara gave
the Thursday Club and other guests q
most unique and novel entertainment
IAN in a Nutshelr'-whch was one Of
the most charming Of the season.
The parlor was redolent with the aro-
matte breath Of chrysanthemums. with
which the room was profusely decorated
After the business prelimnaries had
been disposed Of little Ailene and Rose.
-
and distributed from baskets to each
guest an English walnut. a pencil and a
card. When these nuts were cracked. be-
hold, in each was slip OF blue ribbon
upon which was printed twenty-eight
names OF characters, chosen from his
tory. romance, and general literature
For example Hudibras. Bassanio, Lo-
hengrin, John Alden, Cophetua. etc.
The beau-ideal or lady-love Of each was
TO be written on the card. The cards
were taken in. and. upon examination. il
was found that there was a tie for the
honor Of answering the greatest number
between Mrs. j.. Sumter and Mrs. l..
s Gregory. when drawn for. the prize
fell to the latter The blended idea Of
the nut and chrysanthemums was beau
tlfully combined in the prize. \ CO.
coanut was presented TO the winner.
which. when opened displayed an ex-
qulsite piece OF embroidery. the design
OF which was n wreath Of beautifully
shaded chrysanthemums. After such "A
tournament OF the mental faculties
the collation. Of oysters and coffee. etc.
which was daintily served. was much APP
preciated.
THE HIGH SCHOOL.
At the recent meeting OF the Board OF
Supervisors OF the county q motion was
made that an appeal be made to
the Legislature 10 repeal The high school
bill. But such change has come over
the sentiments Of the people that Il
was voted down by all the members.
save the one who had offered the mo-
tion. This gives evidence OF Won
derful revolution in opinion from the
bitter opposition against this school that
had prevailed since its inception. The
school is steadily indicating it's claim
TO become an institution CT the town and
county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
GAY BEDFORD CITY.
The Fox the Hunters Did Not
Catch.

BEDFORD CITY. November 16.-(Spe-
cial)-While the town has been by no
means inactive this week. there are no
public events Of especial importance to
chronicle. II the number Of fruit trees
,hat are being shipped mere. consigned 10
the farmers throughout the county, be
any harbingcr Of coming events, the day
is not far distant when Bedford viii
blossom, not exactly as the rose, but as
an entire orchard.
The Board Of Stewards of the Method
ist church are happy that, notwithstand-
ing the stringent times, they are able
TO send their pastor Rev. W. II. Chris
tan. to conference with his salary fully
paid. and the general condition Of the
church healthy and prospecting.
Stimulated by the success of last week
the Fox Club, with all its members out
in fun force, sailed forth on Thursday.
while the morning was still In its infancy.
The caValcade was composed OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Mosby. Messrs. f.. Sumter
smith. u. &. Nettles, and three students
of Kandoiph-Macon Academy. X. II. Clay
tor W. H. Mosby, j. 5. Burks. J. \.
Clark. L. *. Arthur. Chris. Otey. Mel
son sale. +. NJ. Dennis, and ii. b. and
4. MOsoy.
TOO MUCH FOR THEM.
As on the previous occasion. the fox
had been caught and put in confinement
TO await the signal for release. But this
fox proved himself for sagacity 10 be
worthy of all that has been told OF Rey-
nard in fable and story, and took warn
ing by the fate OF his comrade, an ac-
count Of which. perhaps. he had seen IN
the Dispatch. BY some mysterious means
he managed 70 release himself during the
night and was away and so safely hid
den that the scent Of the most expert
cnced hound failed 20 find his lair.
though the hunt lasted for hours. But
woe betlde the next fox. for the disap-
pointed hunters are sworn 10 vengeance.
The social record of the week has been
niIite full Of interest On Tuesday eve
Ming the Helping Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters reminded that the bleak winds OF
winter will soon search through the thin
Garments and the uncomfortable homes
Of th, needy. determined 10 add 10 their
funds for charity, and gave charming
entertainment at the rectory OF st. Johns
church. which was kindly lent by Mrs.
- w. Jones for the purpose. The hall
was bright with bunting and electric
lights. and the spacious parlor resembled
"a nook in some forest. so sheltered from
tho cold blasts that the trees had not
heen shorn Of their autumn glory. In
one corner. In a booth shut in by lace
curtains. Miss Stanard Griffin, as queen
~ hearts. presided with regal grace in
costume studded with hearts. and dia-
dem of crimson hearts resting upon her
fair head. The character was well cho-
sen. and she became II wei, and dis
pensed her wares. consisting or fancy
articles. fashioned In the form of hearts,
and heart cakes, to her loyal subjects
nrrI,rI, CONTRARY
In another curtained nook, Miss Mary
Quite Contrary" etc, personated by
Miss Mary Quarles, demonstrated by
The many flowers that adorned her per
son and those that she disposed OF In
her most winsome manner. how "her
garden grew" Then there was Jack
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Doings OF the City-HaII Coarts.

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
the following suits were brought: Fred
ericlx W. Won Frankenberg Us. G.. 4.
Kass. for ss65 SO: Carl Callman W. q. a.
Kgss for Sole: NJ. Mueller rs. q. \.
Kass, for sll325: Asiel. Putzel & Co, vs.
G.. A. Kass. for sl9i.ii: Kaufman & Low
enfels VS.. q. 4. Kass. for sll70l: Walden
& Coutts vs.. l.. Il. Gum. for sl27 %
John r. Hughes Sheriff and administra-
tor on the estate OF Valentine 4. Zeitin-
ger. VS.. Virginia Fire and Marine In
surance Company. for $500 Mrs. Fam
nile Murphy VS.. a. j. Parish. for 500:
b. J. Atkins's Administrator vs.. q. j.
Snyder. for S299.79.
\ marriage license was issued in the
Hastings Court TO Mr. Thomas Earle
Gibbs and Mary Olive Bethel daughter
OF Mr.. John S. Bethel both OF this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
THE NORFOLK PILOT.
VIII the Republicans Secure Control
of III

NORFOLK. VA. November IG.-(Spe-
cial)-Rumor has II that there IS posi-
bility Of the Republicans securing control
Of the Norfolk Pilot. This rumOr IL
partly due TO the presence in Norfolk Of
Mr.. w. G. Elan. OF Louisa county. late
editor Of the old Richmond Wing. II
Is understood that Mr. Elan has been In
consultation with some Of the Pilot stock
holders. Color IS given to this rumor
by the fact tha0 should Colonel Lamb
be elected chairman Of the State Republi-
can Executive Committee he would ma
turally prefer to have a Republican organ
in Norfolk The Colonel writes OCCASION
ally himself.
At the meeting Of the Norfolk County
Democratic Executive Committee at
North Portsmouth to-day T. W. Owens
was elected chairman, and w. $. Gary
secretary OF the committee for the en-
suing term OF four years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Brfcf County Items.

The appeal OF j. II. Hiu the oo ,s,
lawyer, convicted Of defrauding ~"
u,bicn vas heard I'm thu II enrico county
court Friday. was given 20 me jury ye--
terIav morning. and. after itteen MN
utes that body returned n 'erdiet oi
guilty. with a penalty Of two Years M
prlsonment In the rell'en,iaiv hili APP
pealed TO the Circuit CONF.
The case of Ernest Gatarsl'' VINO W..
indicted by the grand jury recently On
the charge Of stealing GOV y"
uncle. William Baker. wis YIN TOT uia'
Yesterday Gathright was acquitted -.
Tuckahoe District Schoo ioil' "'l1 ~
regular monthly meeting Il thc rDu,'Iy
courthouse yesterday. and transacted
routine business. which CONSISTED IN pay
Ing off the teachers and auu.""s sS"'0'
accounts for the past month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
The Porters Arrested.

Dunlop Jackson. the colored porter Tor
the Everett Waddey Company was ar
rested Friday on the charge OF steaiine
various articles from that firm. For. the
past five years the company mas from
time to time missed articles from the
store. and though Dunlop was suspect,
an investigation was never mace me
case was nut in the hands Of Detective
Gibson and officers Foxes and Mcmahon
Friday. however and in a very short
time many Of the stolen articles had been
recovered and Dunlop was under arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

The Imperial Ministries. a local organi-
cation OF much merit. will give per-
Torrance at Belyidere Hall next Friday.
for the benefit Of Sidney Lodge, Good
Templars. 4 vocal first part viii be foi-
lowed By an ambitious olio OF specialties'
which are calculated to arouse interest.
The entertainment will he clean ana
wholly delightful. and, as the proceeds
will be devoted 10 such worthy charity.
II is to be hoped that the mlnstrels VIII
be well pltrOniZed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
RADFORD NOTES.
Paved by Mad staIIion-sult for
Damages.

EAST RADFORD. VA, November I6-
Special Of the city. James NJ
Fisher. was badly hurt a few nights ago
by being paved by a mad stallion. The
horse struck him IN the face and chest
breaking his coliar.bOne and otherwise
injuring him. His wounds are serious.
Msssrs. J. G. Wysor, OF Pulaski, land J.
ID. Peters, OF Radford, attorneys brought
suit yesterday against the Norfolk and
Western railroad for $4,000 damages for
the loss Of the foot OF their client
Cleveland McGhee, a 12-year-od boy. The
boy was crossing the Harrison-street
crossing Of the Norfolk and Western rail
road in the month Of August. and was
struck by a car that was being run down
from the coal wharf.
st. Adams School. Of this place. Is very
proud OF the score they made in their
football game with the University Of
Virginia last Monday, the score being Il
TO 4 In favor Of the University OF Viz
gnia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
(Ircult Court of Appeals.

In the Unned States Circuit Court OF
Appeals yesterday, Judges Con. simon
ton. and Bradley, presiding, the court
handed down its opinion and entered a
decree in the case Of Silas Denty. appel
liant. VS. steam-tug Martin Dalimah ap-
pellee. reversing The court. Appeal from
The District Court. Eastern District OF
Virginia. Court adjourned for the term
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

Rev. W. NJ Leftwich will speak TO
men only this afternoon at o'clock.
at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. on the Battle Of the wilderness.
Evangelist j. ". Lee viii speak to boys
only at o'clock in the reading-'oon.
Al both services the singing Will be esre-
ciauy fine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. le. 1895.
Q3y telegraph)
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
steamship Guyaadotte. Walker. New
York: passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Allegheny. NickersOn, Bdlti-
more. messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Bennett. Bait
more. MESSENGERS and general cargo
Steamship william Lawrence, Peters
Providence via Newport News and Nor
folk: passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Guyandotte, Walker. New
York. Messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Bennett. Baltl-
more: passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Allegheny NickersOn, Provi-
dence via Norfolk, passengers and gene
Steamship william Lawrence. Peters
Baltimore: passengers and general cargo
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. d.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
British steamship Darlington. Calves
British steamship Kanutsford. Galve.'
steamship Saturn, Boston.
british steamship Plympton. Calves
Schooner A. Holland, Philadelphia.
Barge Imperial. Boston.
SAILED.
British steamship Darlington. Liverpool
British steamship kanutsford, Bremen
British steamship Piympton. Liverpool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Groceries Way Down.

The bargains which our buyer bought
while IN New York are going very fast.
We advise you 10 come early. before they
are all gone our store IS packed with
hmm. lul
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
ID. O'SULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main Streets.
ONLY FOR THIS DAY CAN YOU BUY At
THESE PRICES.

A dozen Nice. Fat Mackerel.........S %
~ pounds Sweet Roll Butter nice
ana Iresh .......... ............. 10
Beautiful Fresh Smoked-Beef Ton
gues-sel you one for.............. %
5000 pounds New Buckwheat, per
pound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50:
50 gallons Strained Honey, in i-pound
Jars, per pound ...................... ~
Buy a Peck Wine-Sap Apples for. 10
Jersey Lily Family Flour. finest made 10
5000 Fine Fresh Roasted Santos COZ
fee, per pound ...............,....... y
1900 pounds Nice Pork Sides.-......
Fine Old Rye Whiskey, years Old. -
100 bushels Choice oats. In any
quantity. per bushel .....,... ..,..... 30
Large cakes Bakers Chocolate for. 10
5000 bales Finest Timothy Hay...........
French Mocha and Java Coffee. fine
200 bushels Choice White Corn, per
buShel ...ss.s.... -ss....ss. sss.ssss'sss. -
Sell you a Peck Finest Irish Potatoes. ],
$3.50 bushels Water-GrOund Meal. -
Young Tyson Tea. al one-half The
price elsewhere ........................ -
New York Creamery Butter ........ -
1000 gallons Fine sherry Wine........ -
Get a quart Gibson Old Rye Whiskey. 70
10 900 pounds Finest Hams In town. III
mo l6-Sa Su. Tu&Th)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Highest Of all in Lcvcniag PowcrLaest US Govt Report
@H!A!.!!! R Rsk!GS
AESOHUTEE.W pUEE
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED. A STENOGRAPHER AND
TYPEWRITER; one who can assist In
ofiice-work: young man preferred. Also.
another young man familiar with the shoe
business. Address, with references,
WHOLESALE, care Dispatch. no h-lr
WANTED. A COMPETENT OFFICE
MAN. with 5000 to 5000 capital. to take
an official position with an old estab-
lished house. Address, giving full name
and where party can be seen. Address
o. h, care Dispatch. no i7-2t'
WANTED. A GOOD WHITE GIRL.
about 10 or i6 years Of age. who desires
a good home as one OF the family; must
be or good character, and give references.
Address HOME. care Dispatch. no l'-li'
A SETTLED LADY OF SEVERAL
YEARS. EXPERIENCE WANTS A SIT
uATlON as linen-keeper or housekeeper.
IN hotel or private family. Also. u splen-
did seamstress Can furnish best OF ref
erences. Mrs. 7. L. $. $40 east Clay
street. city. no i7-lt'
statesmen TO SELL STAPLE ARTI-
Gle to grocery-trade. No competition. ex-
perience unnecessary, permanent situa
uon; $50 monthly and expenses. or -
per cent. commission. S. l.. STEVENS.
50 Hamilton avenue. Chicago. no lI-lt'
WANTED. CAR-BULDERS. STEADY
WORK on box and coal-cars and car
repairs. THE ENSIGN MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY. Huntington. W.
Va. no 1T-it
WANTED. \ WOMAN WITHOUT EN-
CUMBRANCE TO COOK AND CLEAN
for small family. Must be- a good bread
maker. Apply No. Sl6 Harrison street.
no f-lt'
WANTED. BY AN EXPERIENCED
DOUBLE-ENTRY Ok-k EEPER, A
SET OF BOOKS TO KEEP AT NIGHT.
and tangled accounts 10 adjust Address
c. W. s, care the Dispatch. no l7-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, ALL SENSIBLE MEN TO
KNOW THAT JUDSON CUNNINGHAM.
corner Twenty-frst and Main streets,
charges only 10 cents per plug for Ward,
Manoaia. SCOTS Rest and DIPS Best to-
baccos. Sweet Brier Tobacco, S.I5 per
box; Woodside Tobacco. $3.50 per box.
no lT-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

~ sn.THDHAt
COLLEGE, Richmond Va. No Vacations.
shorthand. Typewriting. Book KEEPING Penmanshp.
,arspendd record preparing students for business
and helping them 70 positions.
Smithdears Book KEEPING. T5c.: Grammar.
Speller and LetterWriter. 81; Pens. 81 per gro..
post paid. Address
a6z29&(~4:::@::.z.::,
fuo 17-d2tSwltl
WANTED, EMPLOYMENT BY ONE
OF PICKETTS OLD VETERANS, 10
enable him to make living. willing 10
do most anything. Has had twenty years
watchman's place. or. anything else ne
could get TO do TO make living for ms
family. Can give good reference Ad-
dress No. 900 Moore street. Richmond
Va. no 10 ~
WANTED, \ REGISTERED PHAR-
MACIST OF good experience. Also, 10
sleap at store. Good salary one sober,
polite. and attentive 90 business. Adj
iress with references, at once. PHAR-
MACIST. care Of Station a. city.
no lo-3t'
WANTED. TWENTY-FIVE BKICk-
LAYERS TO GO To NORTH CARO-
LIMA. Apply to W. q. BURTON, Weldon.
y. G., or W. A. CHESTERMAN. Rich
mond, Va. no DIT
WANTED, POSITION AS CoMPAN-
ION or assistant hOusekeeper in hotel or
private family. Address Mrs. NJ, 2le south
Pine street. " no lo-Ss'
Statesmen TO TAKE ORDERS AND
COLLECT so bond. signed By busi-
ness firm required. Exclusive territory.
IS 10 S15 weekly. For particulars address
Post-Onice Box 1854 New York ciLy;
Sc 3-Tu.Th. F&Suly
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED REG
IsTERED DRUG CLERK. Good refer
ences required. Address GENTlAN. care
~ DISPATCH no l2-Tu, F&Su3t'
Statesmen To TAKE ORDERS. WE
send samples; give exclusive territory;
nav good salary and expenses. or liberal
commission 70 proper apghS ms -, mld'eSs
Sc l-Su. Tu. Th&t1y
WANTED. statesmen. TO SELL
STAPLE GOODS AT HOME OR
TRAVEL. Liberal salary or good commits
sion. We send samples on Application
give exclusive territory: Address fos'-
Office Box il3. New fork cry. u,o,,
au 3-Su& W26t
Statesmen WANTED. % a pay. NO
aeliveries or collections. Costly outfit
rec. side line or exclusive. Address
MANUFACTURERS. S9l Market street.
philadelphia, Pa. no lo-Suit
WANTED. - YOUNG LADY WITH
good English education. desires a POSI-
TON AS AMANuEN5iS OK SIENOG-
pAPUE,R AND TYPEWRITER with firm
that can appreciate neatness ana willing
IIsposition Address Miss NJ, Dispatch
Office. no o-ouot
AGENTS WANTED WHO DESIRE TO
double their income. Our wonderful Alum
mum Novelty pays 200 per cent, pront-
sell ut sight-interesting work delivered
free Sample Toe. Write for terms
ALUMINIUM NOVELTY COMPANY,
&C S-Sui3t &5 Broadway. New York.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. 10. 1850
ARRIVED.

Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Irwin Welsi.
ger, superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
KEEP W OLD PRINCIPLES.

KEEP III OLD PRINCIPLES.
CHEAP FOR CASH
Not to be uu4ersold. Keep up with the
times, and not be left behind. Best quail
~ and full weight guaranteed. IL Is To
vour interest TO place your orders at
once. as prices are rapidly advancing
''0''" ANTHRACITE. STOVE.
ANTHRACITE. NUT
ANTHRACITE. EGG
ANTHRACITE, BROKEN.
l.. SPLINT.
III. SfLINT.
POCAHONTAS. LUMP.
FIRE CREEK.
THE CELEBRATED FRICK COKE,
superior To- all others
SO-CALLED CONNELTSVILLE.
300 west Broad; Phone D1
1876 east Cary street; Phone 1855
sc fl-3m c. H. PAGE
WANT YOU ALL TO COME AND
SEE HOW CHEAP you can buy New
or Second Hand Cooking or Heating
Stove. from s. TO so Gasoline, lie per
gallon LFIDY'S STDVE-HOTTSE. leo
east Franklin street. near Old Market.
Phone 1865. oc lists
WANT YOU TO BUY HALLS STAND
ARD SAFES. Take all the premiums the
world over. Prices and quality guaran-
teed. Large assortment Of Second Hand
Safes In stock at very low figures. Ex-
pert work promptly done
r. l.. BARNES. Sole Dealer,
% north Ninth street. Richmond. Va.
So Ism
lADtE~i gh,ches,ers tng,sa fennyoyd fas
i Pare t',0- are the Best s.l., Ell, H..
Chichester Chemical Co., philada.. Pa.
my 5-Sa Su. Tu&Thly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR A PART
OR WHOLE OF \ VERY DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE, I'm the Wost-End III suit
able arrangements could be made pres
ent party would board References ex-
changed. Address r." care Uptown
Dispatch no lI-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

opening ban by "The jefferson
'A Monday evening. was very
occasion. The march was led ar
ue president. Mr Philip Whiuock.
M NhIu0ck There were lei cou-
ihr march. STEMS Orchestra OF
pieces. played behind screen
'tM palms and blooming plants
stage The halls were mdgnin-
-t decorated. palms and ferns were
nt ite base OF the pillars. and
tao gallery garlands Of green were
.'.hei and held by bouquets OF Ameri-
.. Beauties The foyer was t8stofully
with rugs. lamps. divans. and
." o'lorduons. az q rcception-room.
'.r mandolin club of ten played
ALSO during supper, in The banquet
,. .- supper was elegant. and served By
'.'r Boo the best STYLE The table dec.
ms were strikingly handsome. cut.
NUS and Grow ing plants forming diner
designs Elegant souvenir pro
mines were presented each lady. The
''NA comprised oysters, bouillon. salads.
d. t'nltrlDin. wTh mushrooms. part
t's. Nodpolitan creams, cake. bOnbOns,
'''' FRUITS coffee. and several wines.
-,'"'"s The visitors 10 IN. city present
"'I'. Miss Ray Hessberg, Of Danville,
s"l PINK satin and chiffon: Miss Hof-
INNER Wlkosb,rre. Pa. white-satin.
"',h hniSh Of green velvet: Miss Drey-
,->' Philadelphia. white satin. with Jet
...''lee Mrs. Samuel ID. Lit. Philadelphia.
green. and white satin, Miss Aron-
W'' Charlottesville. Va. llght-blue
-ln' M@fvelleuS; Miss Valentine, Cincin-
w.. blue satin duehesse; Mrs. Julian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

WANTED. TO RENT. \ Mol FARM.
for one TO three years. with privilege or
appear but once. l.. /. BREEDLoNE,
Box 96S. Urbana. .. no i-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 10Y. IS. Iss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

Mrs. c. W. L. Brock has returned
from a visit TO her daughter. Mrs. Floyd
Hughes. In Norfolk.
Cards of invitations are out TO the mar
riage OF Miss Annie Middleton Conrad
Of Winchester. 10 Mr.. Henry Hughes
Little. Of Norfolk. November I'm. MISS
Conrad Is the daughter Of Or. and Mrs.
-. r. Conrad.
Miss Anne Triplett Harrison returned TO
her home. in Baltimore. on wednesday
evening.
Misses Leila and Elizabeth Harrison, OF
New York. returned 10 their homes on
Friday morning.
4 large party will come from Norfolk
on Thanksgiving Day. November 2Sth' 10
witness the football game, among them
Mrs. Floyd Hughes. Miss Anna Taylor.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, Miss Allyn ana
others.
Mrs Boykn Wright returned TO her
home, IN Augusta. Ga. on THURSDAY.
The family Of Mr. w. $. Forbes has
returned TO the city. from Monte Belio'
heir country home. bon Air.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR sEvE-
RAJ. BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. with board;
location unsurpassed. convenient 90 car
lines: telephone in the house. Apply at
SO west Grace street. no ls-it