davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

ldteH SanD mil 1tD fuDrenD. W(dn per 1uqte
bas 8runnenlo9 gu bertopfen, bate bamii
aber teinen Grfplg. Ser 8runnen liefert
binrei9enb Wafer, UNI bic ganSe Sarm gu
bepGhern unb ben fdmmtli9en Semperen5=
Tern unb Probibitiontiten in NorbzO afoto
bas nDtbi9e NaB gum 6inunterfpiilen ibrer
nMagentropfen" gu liefern.
Sin Grocer in indianapolis beiBt Elm
pferb, pelbes, ba es regelmdBig UNI Die
Mittagsitunbe gefiittert pirb, genau baraui
o9tet, penn bic @lode auf benz bena9barter
@pribenbauie II ubr f4ldgt, SIS ipibt
alsbann bic Sbren, brebt ben 8ppf na9 Dem
Quben, UNI gu feben, Ob Iein 9err mod ni9t
balb tommt, un6 lduft, tpenn es gu lange
parten muB, ftrads in ben Stau. Mls boz
%einigen Sagen Die 6euerpebrleute fi9 ben
S4er5 ma9ten, %antatt ap0lf u ELF 9lo=
denf4ldge gu geben. fentte bas 9ferb Oerz
punbert bas 9aupt unb blieb ru6ig Iteben,
iobaB Die 2eute in indianapolis iebt glauz
ben, bas Pfero tonne 5dblen.
@ttpa bier3ig iunge Mdb6en, bic bor
8tpei Sabren na3 bem jettsen 8eaber Goun<
tn, Stlaboma, gingen, INN als S9ullebrerinz
men gu pirten, BADEN bort iebt bic vpan
gamble Co." organiiirt unb beabii9tigen
bic 9Glfte tbres 9ebalts auf bic 8iebau9t
3u bertpenben. 9ie metlten biefer iungen
MGb6en baben am 8eaoerzSluB vglaims"
genommen. 0as @ebult Der MGb9en be-
trGgt $50 per Monat, fir einen S9ulterz
min bon feds MOnaten, fobuB fe i'm 9anz
gen $1,000 berbienen. Die 9Glfte bapon
tpirb alfo in = Hinbbie6 angelegt. Cine
8eitimmung Der Statuten Der @eieu19aft
beiagt, baB ii9 bic Mitglieber inner6alb 5
Sabren ni4t D~erbeiratben birfen!
Neun 3ebntel bon benz in biefem 2anbe
fabri5irten &Gfe nirb in ben Staaten Seem
Yorf, Wiscpnftn, Sbip, SGinots, @ermont,
Soma, pennfplbanien unb Mi9igan bergez
iteqt, unb 5par ent1pri9t bic obige Reibenz
folge Dem ProOutttonsertrag Der Staaten.
geep Yorf ulein probu3irt nabe5u bic 5Glfte,
Nen Oprf unb 8isconfin aufammen 5tpei
0rittel bes @eIammtbetrages. @s bebarf
Der Mil9 bon etna elmer Mtuipn &iiben,
um ben iGbrlt9 in ben 8eH Staaten ge<
preBten Safe ber3uiteaen. Man beabfi9@
tigt iebt in Milpaufee cine 80rIe fir Safe
ein5uri@ten, tpie fOI4e bereits in Nep gort
unb @btcago betebt.
Nus &anfas pirb iiber einen %eigenartiz
gen San Der @ergiftung BON @ieb bur9
Ialpeterbalti9es &ornfutter beri9tet.
Wenn man cine &ornitaube ipaltete, fonnte
man in benz Waart berielben bic GaIpeter=
Grpita0e lei@t nit bloBem Nuse unteri9eiz
ben unb audi Der eisenarttge bittere, fiiblenbe
@el9mad berrietb bas 8~orbanbenfein BON
Salpeter. Menn man elm %brennenbes
3unbbol5 an bas Mart bie1t, aif9te es auf
unb brannte pte Der 3Inbfaben an einem
5euermerfstOrper. Die 9emii9e Inter
Iu9ung ergab, baB bas trodene @epi9t Der
5taube 1873 pro5ent Salpeter entbtelt. 9as
8orn mar auf fettem, fruber als S@peinez
petbe benuBtem 8oben gepa9ien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
Buntes Querlei.

Na9 elmer QbipeIen6eit BON bieGen sSabren
ftnb i'm Selatpare Riber 1opett binauf Bis
mad 2ambertbiue tpieber mebrere 2a9f:
entbedt pprben.
Die Mderbduz, 8lumens unb Sbitbau>
MusteIung BON @bitman County, Wa16.,
tpirb bonn %. September Bis 8. Sttober in
Golfar Pathfinder.
Sci Snracufe tit bas @ieb bes sarmers
.. SO. 8raobod bon Der Sollputb befunen.
@etne fdmmtli9en S9ipeine finb Der &rantz
Aeit erlegen, fOtpte aud mebrere &ibe.
i X i
S9redlt9es 6ageltpetter am Gonntaa
frii6 bat bic @el19tornz@rnte auf Suufenz
ben bon Qdern i'm fibIi9en Sbeile bes
@taates &anfas ruinirt.
@uf Der 3an9e Der 5erren @ebriber
Stebes in Der gfd6e BON San Nntonio, Ser,
itieB man beim 8obren eines arteiii9en
8runnens in elmer Siefe BON 1900 SUB auf
bstBes S9psfelpafer.
X 4 y
8on einem Molfenbru9 tpurbe am 9onn>
tag Die 9egeno bon ~2eaOenpOrtb, &anfas,
betroffen, unb es entftanb bebeutenber S9az
ben. @ier &naben ertranfen tpGbrenb bes
untpetters i'm MifOurizSlu1e.
X X X
BON groptstoipn in NorbzO atota tpirb
bert9tet, baB unter ben S9neinen Der bprz
tigen 9egen6 bic Gbolera ausgebrD9en 1T
nnb bebeutenbe Spfer unter ben S6ieren
for6ert.
X X x
Sci glbOrabo begdnn Elm Sarmer am
q. Mat feinen @ei3en gu f9neiben unb
gu binben, unb mar bumit am %. Mai au
@nbe. Nm 80. ftanb Der Weiaen in 96den
unb am 1. unb 2. Sunistpurbe bas1eIbe 2anb
nit &Orn bepflanat.
x X x
8or einigen Sagen e~retgnete it9 in Der
Adbe BON p6alanr, Warren @ountb, g.,
Elm fhrefIiner 9neifdmbf atpifhen einem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

Der Sampfer nGttb Of Mtlpaufee"
bra6te am 9ienftag, ben 2. sunni, $4,000
aiiten @rbbeeren BON ct. SOFepb unb 8enz
ton 6arbor Mt9., na9 Gbicago, Der gr0Bte
8etrag, ben iemals Elm 9ampfer auf einmal
ge1aben bate. Die nG6tbete 2eiftung mar
bic bes 9Nmpfers n@itp Of Gbicago", Der
i'm Sabre 1892 sinmaI $4,000 &if ten brabte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
agricultural supplement.

8ennpferbe unb einem SerieD1Stier, in nell
9em bas pferb, bas 9errn S. 8. 8ooori3
geb0rte unb einen @ertb BON $500 bate,
get0btet purbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

@uf Der fibOtli9 BON Buffalo, Norbz
Safota, belegenen 8uttte'f@en Sarm purbe
elm artefii6er Drummer gebobrt unb man
trdf in elmer ni9t febr groBen Siefe auf einen
iOl9' ma9tigsn @aiisrtrOm, Sab bic a0b@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24
Observation-Disclosures Brieffafen.

@inem ieben 2efer 1T bas &e9t eingez
rdumt, ii9 briefli9 ober miinbli9 an Die
&ebattion um Nustunft iiber beitimmte
puntte gu tpenben, tpel6e, fotpeit bas in UNI
ferer Ma6t liegt, eepdbrt tperben tpirb.
Nnfragen, benen ni9t Der Name unb bic
genaue Nbrefie bes SragefteQers beigefigt
iinb, tperbep nt@t beanttportet.
Oie &ebattiDn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

Dor einigen Sugen e%reignete fi9 in Der
Gtdbe BON pbaIanr, Murren Gountp, g.,
Elm i9redIi4er 3peitamPf spii4sn sinsm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

Die Iderbduz, 8lumen< unb Sbftbauz
NusiteGung bon @bitman @ountb, @oib.,
tpirb bonn %. September Biz 3. Sttober in
Golfar ftattfinben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

rem bariten unb bus Wa1er aus Der Oeff@
nung bo3 in Die 9O6e i4oB, groBe Quantiz
tdten @anb nit iib fiibrenb. Man periu9te
oas 8runnenIo6 gu %peritOpfen, bate bamit
ober teinen @rfolg, Ser Drummer liefert
binrei9enO Wafier, um bic gan5e Sarm gu
betpdfern unb ben fdmmtlihen Semperen5=
Term unb ProbibitiOniiten in Norbz9 utota
bas nDtbi9e NaB gum 6inunterfpilen ibrer
~Magentropfen" gu ~liefern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

9us erfte getroleum aus ben neuen Del
quenen Bel Goalinga, Gal, nurbe firalid)
na9 Sulare County berf6tfft. Die borz
5iiglt9e Qualitdt bes Seles erregt algez
meine 4ufmertiamteit, Sn 9~ittsburg, pa,,
bat ii9 cine @eielf9aft CUR Nusbeutung Der
0uelen gebilbet. On bunbert 8runnen
Iplen erbpbrt perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

Na9 elmer Qbpefen6eit BON bie[en Sabren
finb i'm 9elapare Riber 1oneit binauf Bis
mad 2ambertDiGe pieber mebrere Sadie
entbedt tpprben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

Sci Sprucufe tit bus @ieb bes Sarmers
W. 8rabbOd bon Der SO0tputb befulen.
fdmmtli3en S9peine iinb Der Rrantz
beit erlegen, fOtpie aud mebrsre &ibe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

483. 8iffen Sic o6er elmer S6rer 2ez
Ter Elm gutes Mittel, @meiien gu bertretz
ben? Nls 2efer unb Nbonnent Der vSGiz
nois @toats5eitung" erlaube i9 mir, obige
5ra9e an Sic gu ri4ten, tpel6e Sic in
Der lanbpirt9i3aftli@en 8eilage beant>
porten mOgen.
@borles 8eper, Seem 111m,
m:nuT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

8on grootstomn in Norbz0 atotd nirb
beri9tet, baB unter ben S9neinen Der borz
ttgen 9egenO Die @bolera ausgebro9en 1T
nnb bebeutenbe Spfer unter ben S6ieren
forDert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

8on einem @oGtenbru9 tpurbe am Gonnz
tag bic @egenO BON 2eabenportb, Santos,
betroffen, unb es e%ntitanb bebeutenber S9az
ben. 8ter &naben ertranfen pdbrenb bes
1lntpetters i'm MifOuriz6 lufie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-24

S9redli9es 6agelpetter am Gonntua
friib bat Die 8elf9torn@@rnte auf SauIenz
ben bon 4dern i'm fiOIt3en Sbeile bes
@taates &an1as ruinirt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-18
NTLLS--.JONES.
Very Pretty Wedding Mt Emporin-
The Attendants.

EMPORIA, VA. December 17.--(Spe-
cial.)-The Baptist church in this place
presented a joyous scene this afternoon.
the occasion being the marriage of Mr..
Philip Cady Mills. prominent young
merchant of the town, and Miss Mamie
Josephine Jones the lovely and accom-
plisned daughter of our popular towns
man. Dr. John r. Jones Rev. Vernon
Ransom performed the ceremony. The
wedding-march was most artisiically rem
dered by Mrs. Charles &. Guthrie, SIS
ter OF the bride The following were
the attendants and ushers upon the happy
occasion: Miss Hattie Jones, maid Of
honor: Mr. Louis Mills best man; Miss
Sallle Powell with T.. r.. Goodwin; Miss
Celeste Jones. of Norfolk with Arthur
Guy. of Petersburg Miss Mamie Drewry
with J. w. Grizzard; Miss Annie Taylor,
OF Manchester. with Peter Jones; Miss
KATE Hawkes.. of Portsmouth, with Colo
mel ]. A. Hartley; Miss Laura Briggs
with II. W. Hall: Miss Lellie Land with
" @ Weaver; Miss Belle Cato with f..
Peyton Turner.
The howcr-girls were Misses Daphne
Coohren and Matte Land.
T-shers-S. ID. Goodwin j. II. Manning,
Vance Harding. and DR.. J. T. Parker.
The church was most beautifully ana
tastilv decorated. The bride wore A
handsome travelling dress. and the groom
was dressed I'm the regulation style.
The presents were numerous, costly,
ord ELEGANT After receiving the con-
oratulatIons OF their many friends. and
amidst the usual shower OF rice the
honnv boarded the north-bound train for
an extended northern tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, December 17.-Flour--
Dull and unchanged; southern flour dull,
steady. and unchanged
Wheat-Spot market dull. but firm, with
options; free on board. CSC; ungraded red.
slTJqSc. Onions opened firm and adj
vanced 1-Snilc., declined 'sdS-sc., adj
yanced 2,Glc. and closed firm at l2U&c..
with n fairly active trade; No. red. De-
cember SIZE; January, 50 5-sc. May, S5c.
corn-Spots easier and less active. No.
, asa,c duh bu, firmer, 2e4c. ahoat; un-
graded mixed. 3iec' Options dull and
weak at l-Sasc decline; December
Oats-Spots quiet. December. q 5-sc.
January 22nc: Nay 2ihc. spot prices:
no. 2 p 5-Sd2lssc. No. white. 25i.c.
mixed western 2423c
Uav--Ouiet and easy. shipping, 51ien
Coo. good 10 choice. 72i.gsoc:
Hides-Dull and unchanged:
Wo0l-Ouiet firm and unchanged.
Beef-Stesdy. fancy. sy;oopslO; extra,
mess. S7.50asS. beef hams nrm at si1.J0u
SIS. tierced beef slow but steady; city ex-
ira mess. Sl30Sli
cut Neats-Firm: picked bellies. s.:
shoulders. 81. hams, Sn$s.o
Ira Weak: city. 275. December. 81 10
nominally; refined Dun Continent H4V;
Pork quiet and easy; new mess. SS0
Pntter-Fancy firm and in lght receipt:
state dairy i9c.: DO. creamery, lfu-Oc. !;
western creamery. l5u2lc.. Elgins. Pie.
Eggs-Firm: state and Pennsylvania,
als,a2c western fresh. 4fdIc: DO. case.
s, 20ds2. 40: southern. lsu20c. lined. 15c.
1'oftonseod- on 80 Crude. 0c.; yellow
crime. &c.
rurpentIne- at HQz7isc.
Rice-In fair demand. frm. and I'M
changed.
Molasses--Firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-18
THE OLD CAPITAL.
EXCITEMENT CAUSED ny AN ALARM
OF FIRE.
No Material Damage D0nc-Death OF
Mrs. Henry IT. Armistcad-Nisttor
TO Richmond--TO Move To His New
Home.
Home.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, December H.
Special about o'clock to-day there
was considerable excitement here over
an alarm OF fire. caused by an incendiary
attempt TO burn an outbuilding stored
with baled straw. The building is on the
Tucker premises and very close to the old
Tucker residence, now occupied by Mr..
Henley T. Jones and family. and the
family OF Mr.. William G.. Jones. the prin-
cipal of the Madison School. in Richmond.
The fire was discovered soon after being
started, and extinguished without much
damage.
Mrs. Henry r. Armistead died at - NJ.
to-day at her home. "skipwiths," about
two miles above town, after an Illness OF
about three weeks Deceased was Miss
Holt, OF Hampton, and was well known
here, being a member Of Bruton Episcopal
church. She leaves husband and three
little girls. No arrangements as yet have
been made for the funeral.
VISITORS TO RICHMOND.
Mrs. II. d. Cole. Mrs. Arthur Denmead,
City-Sergeant William L. Spencer. Clerk
of-the-Courts r. II. Geddy. and Mr.. Ro-
bert l.. Spencer were among those WI"
went up TO Richmond to-day.
Mrs. William Mayo returned last eve
ming from visit of several days to the
capital city.
Mr.. Robert Montague Charles. who has
been out In Bland county for several
months. returned home last evening.
WILL MOVE DOWN.
Mr.. William Hudson. Of Marion. o.. with
his mother. wife, and three little children,
arrived here this morning. Mr.. Hudson re-
Gently purchased the Bonner farm, on
York river near Bigelows. and will move
down tomorrow with his family.
Treasurer Thomas @. Wynne, OF James
City and Williamsburg. will go mp to-
morrow morning TO pay his respects 10
Auditor Marye.
The Philomathean Literary Society, or
william and Mary College. will give an
omen meeting Saturday night in the college
chanel Among the young men who VIII
be heard from on this occasion are several
Of the best debaters I'm this famous So
CipfV-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-18
THE MAGIC CITY.
Entcrtninments-A Remarkable Ear
of Corn.


ROANOKE. VA, December 17.-(Spe-
cial)-The children of the Salem Baptist
Orpbanage will be entertained by the Ia
dies of the First Baptist church, of this
city. on next Saturday in the Fidelity
building. The money has been raised here
by subscription to charter car TO bring
the little folks in. and they will be given
a plenty 10 eat and be taken about the
city to look at the nice things santa
Claus has on display at the stores.
The young ladies of Virginia Coilege
will give a music recital in the chapel
there tomorrow friday evening, which
promises to be one of the most delightful
events Of the season. A very interesting
programme has been prepared for the oc-
casion.
On Saturday evening the pupils OF Hol-
Inns Institute will give concert, TO begin
at Z o'clock.
The members Of the Roanoke Machine
Works Guard have organized military
social club. of which the following officers
have been elected: President. Flrst-Lieu-
tenant J. d. h. Palmer; Secretary, Robert
Tynes: Treasurer. +. w. Stiff. The cluo
will give social entertainments twice a
month during the winter. beginning with
a hon on New-Year's night
Councilman y. O. Mays. of this city, mas
a ear OF corn grown out In Bedford couh-
" which bears a marked resemblance to
the human foot, all Of the toes and the
heel being startling in their likeness 10
those parts Of the foot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-18

Peanuts-QuIet.
Coffee Quiet and unchanged. 70 u
points down, December. S3lJnSS25; jan
udry 80 %: March, ~ ..
Sugar-Raw duii but steady: fair re-
lining. 2 7-sc.; refined unchanged.
Freights 10 Llverpool-Co,ton. by steam.
s-led.' grain. do, ohd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. December H-Fiour--
Dull and unchanged.
wheas.,DaII; spot, soc bid; Nay, $500 800
&c; southern, by sample; siassc'; sontn-
Corn-Stcady; spot. n 3-4Q2sc; year ana
January. n l-iH27 3-sc.: February. n ~
81 5-Sc March. q 3-su2sc.; southern white,
q l-2c. asked. southern yellow. "a lie.
Oa,s-steady to firm; No. white. 80
2sc. No mixed, p i-2n25c.
Rve--Fasler. .....
Hay-Quiet. steady, and unchanged.
Grain Freights-Very quiet and I'M
changed
Cofree-Dull; No T. SiOi2i ~.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, December i7.-Wheat traders
devoted the first half OF the session to-
day 10 selling all the wheat they could.
and the second half 20 getting IL back.
the logical effect Of which was lower
prices in the morning and higher ones
towards the close. The same studied in
difference recently noted was quoted AT
Liverpool. A L-penny decline was all
the response shown TO our break OF over
cent yesterday. at the opening there.
although the close was weaker, and ID.
more lower. Shorts took fright IN the
last hour at reported ciearances OF lt0W
barrels OF -four at Newport News. The
story lacked confirmation. but II wac ~
strumental In causing a recovery or Sc.
from inside figures,
May wheat opened at from 1875 20 s4c.,
sold between 1914 and 80 5-sc., and closed
at 50 S-sc.-izc higher than yesterday.
Cash wheat was weak and lower early,
closing firm at an advance over yester-
day OF nc.
The total business IN the corn market
could very easily have been transacted
I'm thirty minutes. without crOwd.ng II
was purely a local scalpers' market. ana
they based their action on what was GO
ing on in wheat. May corn opened az
2Jiac.. sold between 25it and - 5-sc.. ana
closed at Jkc.-unchanged from yester-
day. Cash corn was steady 20 easy. no
essential change In prices being quotable.
oats displayed rather more OF firm-
ness early than the other grains. but the
weakness which pervaded the surrounding
markets tended 20 check any Dreicrrc OF
Improvement at that time. When wheat
bulged oats hardened, through sympathy.
Nav oats closed i-Sc higher than yester.
day. Cash oats were steady and UNI
changed.
Provisions--The product market he'd
much room for Improvement In the way
Of business Trade was In a letharHid
state. and prices were about steady. lfog
prices showed no material change hence
provisions were not inclined either 10 do
&c. lower. and May lard and ribs 2isc
lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Dosnil, ufsass. t.oss.- Cloxlng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-18
I.OUDOUN.
4 Dwelling Burned-Two Deaths
Lees birthday.

JEESBURG, VA, December 1.-(Spe-
cial)-The large dwelling on the Rozzell
farm near Hillsborough. in the upper
part Of Loudoun. occupied by Mr.. George
Adams. was destroyed by fire last night.
At supper-time the flames were dis
covered They were caused by sparks
from the north chimney. The contents
OF the building were also lost Mr..
Adams's insurance had expired but
few DAYS ago. The house was insured
for about 81 800. which will not cover the
loss. II was in this house that Lige
Whites Battalion. Confederate states
army. received their first flag, n 1862.
Mrs. f. c. Trumpet. well-known lady
~ I,eesburg. was stricken with apoplexy
ON Saturday last. while at dinner ana
died without gaining consciousness. she
was about 60 years Of age.
Mr.. Thomas Moffett. deserving citizen
~ This town. who was in the wood and
coal business here, and had been in bad
health for several months, was paralyzed
Yesterday. and died from the attack.
The clinton Hatcher Chapter Of the
Daughters Of the Confederacy are taking
stems toward having n banquet on Janu-
ary 10 1891. the birthday of General Ro7
bert T. Lee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-18
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1s, 1896.

as follows: Mr.. Leslie Eubank. best man,
Miss Blanche Nussey. maid OF honor:
Misses Matte Eubank. Agnes Gayle.
Louise Ferneyhough. and Nellie Price.
bridesmaids: Messrs. Walter Bullock.
Willie Rice. Walter Dyson, and Eli Nus
sey. groomsmen: Misses Bertha Nussey
and Fannie Dickinson. ribbon holders,
Messrs. John Blanton and Frank Green.
ushers. Miss Susie Waller presided at The
organ.
After the ceremony the bride and groom
left on the north-bound train for an ex-
tended bridal tour.
The groom is trusted employee Of the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, and the bride a very popular
and accomplished young lady Of the coun-
ty.
Mr. J. y. Ficklin issued yesterday invi-
tations TO the marriage of his daughter.
Miss Carrie Stuart, to Mr.. II. Hoomes
Johnston, the ceremony to take place at
st. George church. this city. at half-past
6 o'clock December 30. 1896.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr

Richmond Va. December II, 1895.
No auction offerings on Change to-day,
and private sales very light
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. $500; tobacco, S2i7il6. Total,
2,75l56.
Dark loose sales to-day. 27.770 pounds.
and 16c. Cat Crenshaw's Warehouse high
est price. Breaks were small again to-
day due largely TO the weather and bad
condition OF country roads. To-day how
eye- being n good one, wagons have been
pouring in, and breaks will be very large
tomorrow. Prices generally remain the
same.
A sale worthy of special mention is one
made az Crenshaw's Warehouse this morn
ing for Frank Jackson (c0loreD OF Louisa
county. Of three lots OF fine dark tobacco.
The first lot. 2l5 pounds brought Ice
(highest price OF the day) the next. iio
pounds brought l2c.; and third. l95 pounds.
brought Lac. making an average price
for his crop of s1l.70 per hundred pounds
Mr.. william r. Thomas, OF Louisville,
XIV. was here to-day.
Fright sales were very large again to-
day and the good prices obtained yester-
dav were fully maintained.
Shelburne's Warehouse had large
break OF fine tobacco which attracted
MANY buyers, while the floor at Planters
Warehouse was crowded with desirable
tobaccos OF all grades. Sales will be re-
heated 10 morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-18
4 Pretty Marriage.
(For the Dispatch)

Married. by Rev. +. w. Winfrey' OF
CnIneper Va. on December 10, 1896, at
tho home OF Professor Z. r. Powell, III
Spotsvlvania county, Miss Alene Estehe
Powell and Mr.. Franklin Earle Highland
of Clarksburg. W. Va.
II was a quiet marriage, only near
friends and relatives being invited. Inc
private parlors were beautifully deco
rated with holly and fern wreaths. ana
The couple stood under a floral triangle
interviewer with rare and variegated eX-
otics.
THE bride was handsomely attired In n
travelling gown OF navy blue cloth. with
Persian lamb trimmings, with nat ana
gloves to match.
The groom was dressed in the conven-
,ional black, and the pair presented very
Youthful and attractive appearance.
Miss Lena Frazer. OF Orange county
artistically rendered Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march at the piano as the couple
advanced before the minister. The cere-
mony was very impressive. Mr. Virgil
Highland. brother 10 the groom, acted az
best man. and Miss Hattie Powell. Of
Greene county, cousin TO the bride and
beautiful young lady. was maid of honor.
The bride IS the accomplished daughter
OF Professor r. r. Powell, now of the
Glade Spring Institute and being the
only child. was the recipient OF many
tokens OF love from parents and friends
in the way OF presents. and a striking
testimony Of goodwill was eloquently ex-
pressed by the father In the gift Of n
81 900 check.
The groom is a popular and n success
ful young businessman in Clarksburg, w.
Va.
The bridal couple, attended by the
brides mother and walters left Green
Level Academy at 10 o'clock A. NJ for
Orange Courthouse Here Mr.. and Mrs
Highland boarded the midday train for
Washington, D. c.. where they propose
10 remain a few days before going to
their future home, in Clarksburg w. Va.
Mansfield. Va. j. G.. b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-18
Observation-Disclosures.

CHRISTIANSBURG. VA. December
i7.-(Special)-Last night at 8 o'clock in
the Methodist church here Miss Mamie
Childress and Dr. W. w. Rangely were
married. Rev. w. G.. Hammond. the
pastor OF the church. performed the cere-
mony. The marriage was a brilliant
one, and the church was crowded with
the many friends and admirers of the
fair young bride. After the ceremony
the wedding party repaired 10 the home
Of the brides parents. where an elegant
and sumptuous supper awaited them.
The couple left on the 10 o'clock train
for the home OF the groom's parents. at
Steuart. I'm Patrick county, and after
spending a short time there will make a
tour of the northern cities. TIE bride
is the daughter of James S. Childress
one OF our most prominent citizens, and
the groom is a young physician of great
promise.