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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-08
By y. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auetioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF THAT
LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT,
WITH THE STABLE. ETC, THEREON,
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BLAIR
STREET
BETWEEN RANDOLPH AND WASH
INGTON STREETS,
ADJOINING NEUROHR'S OLD STAND.
AT AUCTION.

In execution Of a deed OF trust, dated
18th October, 1894. and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Henrico County Court,
in Deadlock 147 "a" page 29l, there
having been default in the payment OF
a portion of the debt secured, and being
required so TO do by the beneficiary, i
will sell by public auction, on the prem
ises, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 49, 1898,
at $50 O'Clock Z. NJ, the EXCELLENT
LOT above referred TO, formerly used by
II. NeurOhr as a coal and woodward
beginning 40 feet from the southeast cor
ner of Blair and Washington streets
and fronting SO feet on the south side OF
Blair street. and extending back south
wardly from said front, between parallel
lines, 125 feet 10 a l6-foOt alley in the rear
C'rhe store and dwelling at the corner viii
be sold the same day.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO defFay the
expenses of executing the trust, all taxes
TO day OF sale, and TO discharge the ma
tured part OF the debt due. amounting TO
$3.50, and credit as 10 s6J72 until Oc-
tober 2S. 1898; as 10 1871 until April Is
1899, and as 10 s6s 30 until october. 1893:
and the residue, II any, upon such terms
as the grantor in said deed may pre-
scribe and direct; or. In the event no such
direction Is given, then upon credits. as
10 such residue, OF six and twelve
months, for notes. with interest added
and secured by a deed OF trust upon the
property. II. d. CHAFFIN.
jyS Trustee.
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RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE.

LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLE.
2ls, 2ls. and 30 north Ninth street
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
No. lll3 Main street.
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BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRusrrEs SALE
OF THE
Desirable Store, With Dwelling Above
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER os
BLAIR AND WARRINGTON
STREETS, AT AUCTION.


Tn mart execution OF deed OF trus.
dated sd day OF May. 1896, and recorded
in the Clerks office OF Henrico County
ronrf In Deadlock Isl "B," page ~
there having been default In the paymeat
OF a portion of the debt secured, and al
the request OF the beneficiary. will sen
by pubic auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY IS. 1898.
at o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY above
referred TO, consisting Of good and well.
arranged store, with the attractive
dwelling above, cont lining five rooms
together with the lot upon which Il
stands. fronting 40 feet on the south side
OF Blair street. and running back along
Washington street and line parallel
Herewith rs feet 10 an alley In the rear
le feet S inches wide. The location Is Wei
suited for a green grocery and feed store
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 defray the
expenses OF executing the trust, al taxes
to day of sale, and TO discharge the ma.
tured portion Of the debt. amounting 10
sl341S and credit as 10 sos until 8ta
September. 1895: as 20 SEQ until Zsta
January, 1899, and as to 1885 mt.
2eth May. 1899; and the residue at one and
two years. for notes. with interest added,
and secured by trust upon the property.
jyS CONWAY r. SANDS, Trustee.
BY j. Thompson Brown & Co,
~, Ia...o A.n,ta ard AucffNnonra
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One hundred and sixty pairs of Lace
Curtains. some soiled, some perIeCly
fresh. aud 2 pairs of a kind. for Csc.
10 $50 palr-have been from SOC. to 50.
All Heavy .Damask PorNieres for one
third off the regular prices
Remnants OF Curtain Muslin for &c.
Remnants Tinsel Drape1es for l-2c.
Remnants Curtain Scrim for 7-Sc.
yard
Fancy Figured NCretonnes for &c. yard
ODD Rope Curtains for 9Sc. each.
2ac EnncV SatoCns for " l-2c. yard.
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BE SOLD;
aEApY-MADE GARMENTS ALMOST
GIVEN AWAY.

skirts. that sold readily at 69c., nov 4Oc.
skirts. that were csc. (sOiled), now 90.
Skirts. THAT cost 5Oc always now Zoe.
Skirts, trimmed In fne, vide Naleh-
ciennes lace. were $l.69, now 81.
Is pairs Drawers. that we're &c, now 5Jc.
Drawers, that were 3ec., now l9c.
p Drawers that were 25c. now 15c.
Chenise for 35c., FROM SIC.
Gowns, that were &c. now 4r: Gowns,
that soc. now 35c. Gowns that were
SlgS. now 81; Gowns that were 5Oc',
now 29c. -
Children's Embroidery Trimmed Muslin
Drawers, 25c. ones, for Joe. pair.
q Low-Neck Corset-Covers, lOc. ones,
for &C. each
Children's Soiled White Dresses, IL -,
and &c Mere o 30 and J9c.
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TUESDAY. JULY u. 1888,

BY y. w. Bowe.
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
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IN QUANTITIES AS THEY WERE
NEVER SOLD BEFORE.
india Linon and White Organizes, thaf
were 5 and Toe. yard. now &c.
Sheer White Striped Organizes, wer(
l6 Z-3c, now 6 l-4c. a yard
india Linons. that were 10 and u 1-2c.
for &c. a yard.
India Linons. 40 inches wide, &c 2-3c
grade, for f0c. yard.
INDIA Linons. that cost up 10 l5c. a yard
lengths 10 yards. s i-2c. a yard.
&c. India Linons for &c. yard.
White Dotted DImities. sheer fine
grade, worth l9c.. for Sc. yard
Fancy White Lace Stripe Dlmities and
Lawns. &c. yard. from 10 and ~ Lee
40-inch-wide White India Linons, u l-2c
grade. for Sc. q yard
Plaid Lawns, that cost Toe ordinarily
now &c. yard.
Checked Nainsooks for &c. a yard.
Mosquito Netting, &c. a yard.
Colored Tarlatan, 90. yard.
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Price the First
Step to Close Stock.
THE REMNANT DAY
r't!;{!o!jFE:::N!!.'.(9

\uA ~
THEM SOME
tbemto lecomeu
onward movement thaV ciea " Au
the cost of a
son. to-days sample prices
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Stateof South Carolina, Court OF
County of Union. Common Pleas.
John A. Fant and Perlicer E. FAINT
partners. trading under the firm name
of Fant Bros, plaintiffs. vs.. Lula A.
Harris. ct al.
In obedience to an order rnahe In the
above stated case l will sell ut Union, y
c., before the Court House dosc dnrin"
the legal hours of Sale on saieslay, St1
of December, 1893, the following lands
towit:
One tract of land known as the Keenan,.
place, in Union township. containing
$50 acres, bounded by Tiger river,
lands of G.. G. Greer, Joseph Sanders,
Mrs. Lou Hnmphrips, Charner 5. Greer,
estate Of II. G.. Greer and others.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash, balance in one and two
years in two equal annual installments
with interest from day of sale, and ten ten
per cent, atta'nrortgage of the pre " n,;sa .ae
I 'on'u tract OF land will be sub.S;ni>,eSS b;SeS ),
lnCo small Tracts. plats OF which caii caIs, IN,
seen at the Masters Office. "
This land will be offered for sale
In an alternative and tentative way.
ana sold In the following manner, ac-
cording to the plat made by l.. G..
Young on file (and which can be seen
/ at any time in this office): Tracts :.
and 2, tracts Band 4, and tracts s and
q, will first be offered for sale az three
| separate parcels, and then as one
whole; tracts and and tract 8 will
frst be offered for sale as two seper-
ate parcels, and then as one whole.
tracts 10 and IL tracts I2 and Y3
and tracts ii and Is will first be OF.
rered for sale as three seperate par
GELS, and then as one whole: Tracts
10 and II tracts 10 and 20, and tract
10 VIII first be offered rs three seper.
ate parcels, and then as one whole
and then the entire place Of 20 tract,
Will be offered for sale as one whole:
and that tentative and alternativ,
sale, which realizes the largest A.
mount OF money in the aggregate for
the whole land will stand as th,
sale by the Mastcr.
G. III. PEAKE, Master.
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Notice to Absent DEFEND
ants. $780,.

State of South Carolina, Court of
County of Union. Probate. Z. =
J. C. G. Edwards in his own right and
as administrator of the goods, chat
tells and credits Of L. G. Crocker, de-
ceased, against John uumphries, Ma
thaniel unmphries, Laura Humphries,
Martha Humphries, Mary Humphries,
Adelaide Willard, Mary A Bolt, Sal
lie Edwards, Christopher Humphries,
J. Wiley Humphries, Calhoun Hum
phries. Medora Mcdaniel, Victora
Humphries, Mary Willard, Annie
Badger, Maud Humphries, John Hum
-p..rias.., John IInmphries.- Barlow
Humphries, Sally Humphrie.. Cieora
uumphries, Charles Humphries.
Catherine S,nder, Fanny Burress
Susan Betenhaugh, Willis Samisrs
jamie Willard, Cora Young. Wallacs
Sanders, William ID. You9x, Fannie
Z. Edwards, Martha L. Skelron
Inez +. lIumphries, Jos.ph Sanders
u b. Sanders, Louisa Littlejohn'
Matte Sanders, Scaife Sanders. Hddie
Sanders. Green Sanders, VIII, San
ders. Curtis Sanders, II. G. BaiIev
r. N Bailey. j. A. Btilsy.y Foress
Bailey, Lettie Bailey, Pearl Haijev
Eva Bailey, LEILA Bailey efentants
10 the defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and ~.
luired To answer the complaint in this
.ction, which is filed in the office of the
Judge of the Court of Probate for I'm.
+ VI county, and to serve copy of your
s''swer to Ihe said complaint on the sub
'cribers at their Office, two law range.
Union, South Carolina, within twentv
ays after the service hereof, exclusive
Il the day of such service and IL Won
III 70 answer the complaint within the
me aforesaid, the plaintiff in this sc-
on viii apply to the court for the re-
iet demanded in the compliant.
Dated October 13, A. ID. 1893.
M"nro 4 Munro,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
- 10 the defendants John Humphries.
Nathanial Humphries, Martha Hum.
Ir!ns, Mary Humphries and William
:. Young. Take notice that the sum-
non IN this action, of which the forero-.
Nv Is copy, was filed i'm the Office of
Judge OF the Court Of Probate at
J Jnion, 10 the county of Union, in tho
tate of South Carolina, on the 18th
ay OF October, 1898.
MUNRO s. MUNRO.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Oct l3, lS9S. 4l-6t.
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E,,Dn,1,,RE g. LUMBER COMPANY.

In obedience to An order made in the
above stated case, will sell at Union
before the Court House door, during the
legal hours of sale, on salesday, Dec.
5th 1893 the following lands:
All that piece, parcel or tract OF iand
containing three hundred and fifty acres,
more or less, situated and being in
Pinckney township in Union county
aforesaid, butting and bounding on
lands now or late of John Henry Foster,
Snsan Gault. Thomas ]. Gault, Jamison
Kelly, William Jefferies, II. 2. Mckls-
sick and others.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash, balance on a credit OF
one and two years with interest from
day of sale to he secured by bond o.
purchaser and mortgage of the premises
This land may be sold in one or NOR
parcels.
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Final Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that 30.
tarris, administrator of the Estate
Jerome Miller, deceased, has ap-
piled to Jason M. Greer, Judge Of
rebate, in and for the County of
,ni"n: for a final discharge as such
administrator.
us ordered, That the 18th day
II December A. d. 1903, be fixed for
fearing Of Petition, and final settle.
nent Of said Estate.
Jason ]M. Greer,
Probate Judge Union County.
Published In the Unio Times Nov.
llth, 1898. -.I1
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Masters Sale.

State of South Carolina ro1%nn G0%rs Pleas. Pt
E,ancis w. Sheldon as AdministratrX
cnm testimento annexo ID. II: Shell
don IL. J. Browning rs AdmlniStri-
tor de- l,onis non, with will annexed.
Substituted) Plaintiff against }. i.
Jayton Alice Il. Layton. as Executor
NJ the last will of J. Il. Layton suosti-
tutedl and Alice T. Layton. Defend
ants. ,,.
Tn obedience to an order made in aboVe
case will sell at Union, 5 g., before
the Court House door during the legal
hours cf sale on salesday, Dec. 5th, looo,
the following land, viz:
One tract Of land containing 2lO acres
more or less, bounded on South by 20
lumbia road, West by Methodist parson'
age and w. II. Clifton. North by Brown
;nW lands. East by Layton and BoD'
llnHds this being u part of the trict oe
scribed in the order of sale, as the un
sod part OF the home tract descrloed j.
the complaint herein.
ALSO
} AL that certain tract OF land IN c0unI
"foresaid in Cross Keys io"ll
I4by lands Of the estate Q
rough Ray Brothers. W
by Enoree River contain
red aud seventy five acre
rms OF SALE.
cash balance
installmentS upo
and two years with inte
Ut sale, securing by bond
i mortgage OF premises
C. III. PEAKE, Master.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Opposite Union Hotel.

WHEREAS, the great Supreme Rul
er OF the universe has in his infinit,
wisdom removed from among US on,
OF our worthy and esteemed brothe,
'nasons, j. ID. Going, and whereas
che long and intimate relation hel,
with him in the faithful discharge O
MS duties in the lodge. makes i
emlnently betitting that We recorc
'ur appreciation fhim.
Therefore, be it resolved: That th,
wisdom and ability which he ha
Exercised in the aid of our lodge b
service, contributions and couns..,
will be held in grateful remembrance
Re, olved, second. That tho sud
len removal Of his life from anon
our midst leaves a vacancy and
'hadow that will be deeply realize
y all the members and friend
# this order and will prove a seriou.
oss to the community and the pull
lie.
Resolved, third. That with deep
ympathy with the bereaved widow
ma relatives of the deceased, we ex-
'reSs our hope that even SO great a |
oss to us all may be overruled f.
ood by Him who doeth all thing.
we'll.
Resolved, further. That in the
!ea,h of J. ID. Going, Mt. 10,
lodge No. 2O3 has sustained great !
oss, also Mt. Joy Baptist church
aithfuI member.
Now be it resolved. That COD, I
f these resolutions be spread upon
ecord of this Lodge; copy printed
a the local paper and copy for
arded to the bcreaved widow.
"A. q. BENTLEY.
S. j. II. HOWELL.
Ii. G. LITTLE.
Committee.
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".o open /"
n account of himSe

iiS IA bCCOuDb vi IllulSt
Ever person so offending sha
Ell disorderly person and guilt,
orderly cOnduc. and may be ar1esi
any Sheriff, constable or police Ofli.,,
and upon conviction shall pay Il tine not
exc eding twenty (S2O) dollars or te inn
pri ned not exceeding thirty (3O) days.
or be imprisoned and perform labor on
tEe public streets not exceeding thirty
(30) days.
SEC. = If any person shall appear in
Il public place in II state OF nudity or in
dress not becoming his or her sex, or
shall make any Indecent exposure Of his
or her person, or be guilty of any disor-
derly, lewd, or indt cent conduct. cu.sinc,
and swearing, clamorOus noises, drunk
enness. quarreling, fighting, srurri!oas
uisene, indecent or profane writing pic
lures, marks OF figures, on a;.y wills
fences, houses. strut lures or shall print.
engrave, make, exhlt it sell offer, o
sell, any indecent or lewd book.
picture or any Other thing.
OF shall throw from anyhouse or window.
water, Offal or other matter npoh the
sidewalks, shall I've subject to fine not
exceeding twenty (S20) dollars. or in
lrlsonment for not exceeding thirty (30)
'~ySs VI OO h''"t WI puUiiC StICctS DOG
xcetding thirty (3C) days.
SEC. 3. 1t shall not I've lawful for any
person or persons to interrupt any audi
fences who may he assembled in any
place or places Of amusement within the
town of Union, hy any noise or lond
talking, indecent behavior or other annoy
ance, which may in any manner inter
fere with good order and decorum. and
every person so offending, upon convic-
tioD, shall forfeit and pay the sum of not
less than five ($5) dollars, nor more thai, |
twenty (S2O) dollars for each and every
tffence, which said penalty shall go, ono |
half to the infTmer and the other hal
to the town OF Union. And every per-
'on so offending may be apprehended by
any Sheriff, constable, or police officer
''ic may be present
under t,,o !. J. ..atifietl in Council assembled
uei h Iiie iiand .f ti,e Mayor and seal of
.S9S. e"''' way VI N o'emDer
Attest: III por
w. ID. Arthur, Ma,or ;
Clerk and Treas.
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State Of South Carolina, Court of
County of Union. Common Pleas,

County of Union. Common Pleas,
George Munro, plaintiff, VS.. James e.
Hunter, defendant
In obedience to an order made in the
above stated case, l will sell at Union.
I'efore the Court House door during the
legal hours of sale on salesfIay 9TH of
Dec. 1893, the following lands to wit !:
All that tract Uf land containing one
hundred and Ten acres, more or less,
situated about two miles South Of Union
Court FOuse-and adjoining lands of J.
W. Mcclure, Thomas burgess, NJ. NJ.
Barnett, John lsom and others.
Also that other tract IF land contain
ing fifty acres, more or less, adjoining
said tract aforementioned, now occupied
and held by Mrs. Austell us her dover,
and to which she is entitled for her life
as her dover
TERMS OF SALE.
One half cash balance ON 4 credit of
twelve months with interest ftom day of
sale to 10 secured by bond of purchaser
lM mortgage of premises.
G II. PEAKE, \ faster.
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Final Discharge.

Notice is herebygiven that S. A. kon
administrator Of the Estate OF osroi,
inc Koon, deceased, has npRlsa TO 20
Jason M. Greer, Judge Of Preoate, IN
and Tor the County OF Unbn, 1or a
f;nnl discharge as such administrator:
in It; rod That the 18th day OF
~ 10 |HS, be fixed for
peo. nd u final settle
...u estate.
Jason nj. Greer,
mel Probate Judge Union County,
blished Nov. l1th, 1898, in the
d. a Times.
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IA. -. t tract oi lalid containing Two
Hundfed and Eighty Three acres more
or less situated and lying partly i'm Plnck-
ney Township and partly in Santuc
township about seven miles from Union
G. IL. and bounded rs follows, on the
North East and West by lands of estate
OF Felix q. Whtlock deceased and by
lands of Phillip Dunn and on the South
by the highway leading from Wortheys
Ferry to Union Court House. This land
to bc sold at the risk of Mary Whitlock.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash the balance i'm one and
two years. from day of sale with inter-
est OH eac! installment from day Of sale,
the credit portion to be secured by bond
OF the purchaser and mortgage of the
premises with the privilege to the pur-
chaser to pay all cash If he or she desires
and purchaser to pay for paper.
G. II. PEAKE, Master.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

herehy 2nnQunc" myself candidat.
lor alderman in Ward to fiji the va.
rlncy occasiOned by the death of M,
WIN. T.. McNeace, subject to election I,
Dc held fol said vacancy Dec. s.
T. l.. CLARK
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hereby announce myself caDdida,
i0f alderman in Ward , to fill the va.
cancy occasioned by the death Of M,
VIM. +. McNeace, subject to election t.
be held for said vacancy Dec. 8.
j. a. Brown.
Nov. 23, 1893.
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Sta'e3, ,n,S South Carolina, Court of
y :, Dy D"Hyoof OF Union c ommon Peas.
Execn,nn,can aud W w. Duncan as
Kelley ct q, VI Is. III. Rice, vs. Joseph
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.th Carolina, ! Court OF
of Union. Common Pleas.
NashoIspn Administrataslro Court Mf
" during the legal hours of
hy Dec. 9Th. 1908 the fol-
to wit:
. lO OF the lands of Felix
deceased, containing One
al two 0-l0 Of acres said land
risk of D. =. Mitchell.
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DIR. u. l.. Sutherland and Miss V. IL.
Robinson the Contracting Parties.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
COLUMBIA, VA, october A.-The mar
rage of Miss Vara Holt Robinson and
Or. Edgar Lyman Sutherland, which took
place at Forest HILL" the home Of the
bride, in Louisa county. on Wednesday,
al $50 F. NJ, was one of the most brill
liant of the season.
The ceremony took place on the beau
tiful and spacious lawn, which had been
handsomely decorated with flowers, ever
greens, and Japanese lanterns.
The bridal couple were married under
large floral bell, which was suspended
from an arch of evergreens. DR.. George
II. Snead, of Fork Union, performed the
ceremony. Miss Addie Flynn, Of Danville.
played the piano, and as the sweet strains
of Mendelssohn's wedding march pealed
forth, the bridal party emerged from The
parlors, and approached the altar
The attendants were as follows: Miss
Susie Cowell, of North Carolina, maid of
honor. who was attired in pink organdie
and satin ribbons. Mr.. T. Aury Paul, of
the University Of Virginia was best man.
Miss Mary Robinson, sister of the bride,
with Dr. c. +. Smith, of Columbian Uni
versity.
Miss Irma Robinson, sister Of the bride.
with Mr.. Walter Sutherland, Of Hillsviile
Miss Lucy Shepherd, of Columbia, with
Mr. Ernest Burgess, of Scottsville.
Miss Maude Shepherd, of Columbia,
with Mr. Lewis Robinson, Of the Newport
News Military Academy.
Miss Carrie Snead, of Fork Union, with
Mr. l. j. Hoffmayer, of the University of
Virginia.
Miss Ethel Burgess, Of Scottsville. with
Mr.. Claude Petit. Of Palmyra.
Little Misses Emma and Mary Gooch
preceded the bride. bearing silver candle
sticks
The bride was attired in white organdie
with satin and chiffon trimmings, con-
ventional veil, and orange blossoms, and
carried brides roses. The bridesmaids
wore pink and white organdie gowns and
carried bouquets Of white zephyTs.
The spacious parlors and halls were dec
GRATED profusely with flowers and ever
greens.
After the ceremony a typical Virginia
supper was served. The tables were pre-
sided over by Mrs. James a. Shepherd,
of Columbia, and Mrs. Clarence w. Ro
binson, of Newport News. The presents
We're numerous, useful, and beautiful.
Or. and Mrs. Sutherland left for Char
lottesville at II o'clock, and left on the
las train for Hillsvlle, where they were
given reception at the home Of the
groom.