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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-05
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-05

There has been no change in the bus
iness management and editorial staff.
Mr. Mutt, being man Of experience,
Will make it unquestionably an excellent
ewspaper.-L' Opinion Publique.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
TO EDUCATE NEGRO CHILDREN.
The South Carolina Industrial Home"
Dedicated.

r COLUMBIA s. c.. Nov. ga great
work for uplifting negro children was
inaugllrated to-day when "The South
Carolina Industrial Home" for negro
boys and girls, was dedicated. This UNI
dertaking was started last April by Rev.
Richard Carroll negro Baptist preacher,
late chaplain Tenth lmmunes.
The home Is designed to give negro
waits rudimentary and Christian eiu-
cation. TO teach them habits Of tidiness
I'm household work and Of thrift in farm
work or at the lathe or bench. Tus-
kegee. Booker Washinton's school does
for the grown negro what Carroll proposes
TO do for children.
Carroll last spring received donation
from Judge T.. II. Little OF Bloomfield,
Pa. With this he bought Carpenter
Heights. the former homestead of Judge
.. 4. Carpenter near this city. I'm August
while AZ Mortified Summer School, Car
roll received donation from Mrs. j.
Lewis Crozier Of Upland, Pa With this he
bought Albemarle, a tract Of POS acres adj
joining Carpenter Heights
But - children can be accommodated
now. There will be four teachers two Of
them trained nurses. one sustained by the
Woman's Baptist Home Mission Society
OF Chicago Several waits are maintained
by southern white friends.
The rooms were furnished by white
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
OLD DOMINION
OBSERVES THE DAY
Thanksgiving Celebrated in City,
Town and Hamlet.
GERMAN AT FREDERICKSBURG.
charlottesville Spends the Day IN
Thanksgiving aud Prayer-Ihe
Fife Services Being Large
Iy Attended.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. 90
Special. Thanksgiving Day was observed
here as a holiday to a considerable extent
Business was not entirely suspended but
the banks were closed. the schools gave
holiday. and the postofilce kept Sunday
hours. Large congregations attended the
services at the churches.
The congregations OF the Baptist Meth
odist. Presbyterian and Christian
churches united in a Thanksgiving SER
vice at the Baptist church at II o'clock
the sermon being preached by Rev. y.
II. Klppan. of the Presbyterian church
Rev. $. h. Forrer and Rev. J. =. stump
also took part IN the services.
Services were also held at St. Georges
and Trinity Episcopal churches. At the
Baptist ana ST. Georges church a coHec-
ton was taken up for the Mary Washing
ton Hospital At Trinity the collection
was for the INDECENT.
BRILLIANT GERMAN.
The Thanksgiving german by the young
men Of Fredericksburg az the opera
House tonight, was a brilliant success
I'm every respect, and was the event Of the
season. Twenty-Five couples participated
I'm the figures, which were both intricate
and beautiful. being spiendidly executed
under the leadership of T.. NJ Young. Jr.
At midnight supper was served by the
ladies. after which dancing was continued
until A. NJ
The entire W0odberry Forest football
team attended the german. together with
a number Of visitors. amongst whom
We're: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tiford. or
Washington: Misses Dora Hood and Eva
Tayloe of King George Burrel, of Nor
folk: Messrs. Mayo. Of Westmoreland.
Hood and Taylor, of King George Clark,
of New York. The patronesses were mes
DANES Potts. OF New York; II. y. Lana
v. S. T. Doggett Josephine Wallace, W.
y. GoolricS. ana Miss Matte Young.
The orchestra was in charge Of Profess
sor Daunch of Washington.
THE DANCERS.
Those dancing We're Mr.. and Mrs. W.
e. Steamr Mr.. and Mrs Frank T.lford.
of Washington: Mr.. and Mrs w b.
Tyler. Misses Eva Tayloe and Dora Hood,
~ King George: BuIreu OF Norfolk. Mary
Gordon Wallace. Lillian Montague Nan
ME and Elise Ficklen. olivia Reaney,
Francis Taylor. Fannie Tucker car
michael. Nellie Carmichael. Kate D0ggett.
Louise McCarty. Mamie Stone, Mary and
Edna Fitzhugh. Lizzie Hurkamp, and
Messrs Bladen Tayloe and Reed Hood.
Of King George: William Mayo, Richard
B0ggs. Tom Shepherd. William G. War
rem. q. O'Brlen GOoiricl. +. /. W. Green
George Shepherd. r. NJ Young, Jr.. W..
* Goorick 4. 3. Bates Jr.. II. l.. Wal
lace. Richard Carmichael. John Pollock,
r. c. Taylor J. Garnett, and James
Britl0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
PETERSBURG GIVES THANKS.
Street Car Runs Into star Route Car-
ricr-Tobacco Sales.

PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. 30.-(Spe-
)-Thanksgiying-D was observed
I'm petersburg by the closing OF the banks
and different government Offices and the
post-ofiice closed at noon. Appropriate
services We're hcla at the Episcopal
churches. and also at Tabb-Sreet Pres
bvtprian church The services at the
latter church were conducted by Rev
Donald Guthrie, d. D., who preached a
very able sermon; donations Of money
and supplies We're made at this church
for the Fredericksburg Home. Thanks
giving services were also held at the
gvnagogue. The services at each Of the
churches were quite largely attended
Mr.. w. b. Thacker. late of the Fifth
Regiment Band of Calumet. Michigan,
has been made the director of the Peters
burg Grays band.
Mr.. Thacker says he proposes 10 make
fl nrst-class band Of the organization.
There is no Improvement in the condi-
tiou Of Mr.. Charles TrOtter Lassiter, the
commonwealth attorney, and ne is criti-
eally i'll.
The Circuit Court Of surry county.
Judge r. A. Hancock presiding, opened
to-day There are no cases of especial in
terest 20 be disposed OF at this term
An electric car ran into the buggy OF
the carrier OF TIE man DttWetH itttIs-
burg and some Of the lower counties. at
the corner Of Adams and Wythe streets
this morning, overturning the vehicle
and throwing the driver out. The mail
carrier was unnjured, but the buggy
was somewhat damaged.
There will be a football game to-mOr-
row on the grounds Of the Virginia Nor
mai and Collegiate Institute. between the
college team and the Athletic team Of
Richmond. At night there will be liter
ary exercises at the Institute.
Captain T.. 4. Goodwin, station-master
OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company. I'm this city, who has been con-
fined 10 the house for some days from
threatened attack OF pneumonia. IS out
again.
Loose tobacco IS coming into market
now i'm large quantities. and satisfactory
prices are being obtained for the weed.
Mr.. George Hawkins has resigned the
position of engineer of the steamer Of
the fire department. The vacancy has
not yet been filed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
THEN AND Now.

To say that 4 man has Brighfs
disease was once considered
equivalent to saying that he
stood i'll the valley ofthe shadow
of death. The end was only
question Of time. But that was
before Warmers Safe Cure had
spread its benefits over the land.
c. II. Lincoln, of Medford,
Mass, says:
Il had typhoid fever, and
after it came kidney trouble,
and it was whispered around
that l had Brighfs disease of
the kidneys. knew what that
meant, so pitched the medi-
cine | had outdoors. l then
bought one bottle of Warmers
Safe Cure and took it according
10 directions. The first bottle
gave me relief and l bought a
second. Before that was gone
l had gained nearly ten pounds.
! continued taking Safe Cure,
and 1t cured me. "
81 am ffty>nine years old,
and enjoy as good health as any
man OF my age. If anyone has
kidney trouble and Warmers
Safe Cure will not cure him,
nothing will. / believe it the
best and only cure for kidney
disease on earth"
Nowhere does the proverb,
delays are dangerous" apply
with such' force as in kidney
arrangement. When Bright's
disease has set in the kidney
tissue is breaking down and
passing away every minute.
The strength of the body is
slapped steadily, surely.
lnasmuch as Warmers Safe
Cure alone stops kidney degen-
Grafton, should it not be used
without an hours delay when
pain in the back and head, a
cold skin and bad digestion
give unmistakable warning!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
GE0GHEGAN-V VAUGHAN.
IN Elegant Thanksgiving Day We'd
ding in Clarksyillc.

hiiE ~ ' isti ~ tti's
GAINESVILLE Va. Nov o0-Spec-
ial.-Not in over half century has there
been witnessed m the aucicn, Presby-
terrain church here % more impre lre
and brilliant scene than ON ThIuksgiy-
ing Day at 1890 a. NJ ON the occasion
of the marriage of Miss Mamie Eliza
beth Geoghegau Go Mr. George Edward
Vaughan The day was lovely and ths
church filed with spectators.
All the interior from rostum 90 vesti-
bule was adorned with wredths ana cir
Giles OF evergreen. flowers and plants,
with ohrysanthemums of varied colors
and sizes conspicuous mt every view.
The artistic arrangement of the floral
decorations produced striking effect
and one OF exceeding beauty and lowell
ness.
The wedding march was splendldly
performed by Mrs. W. J.. Oliver of
Loudouu county, Va.
The ushcrs Charles E Geoehegan.
Archer n. Rennie. James y. Taylor and
John w. MaXcy. entered in twOs. Next
came the walters. Miss Sallie Go0de
Morton, in green mixed cloth with vel
vet and steel trimmings, black velvet
hat and white kid gloves. with Mr. Cabeil
S Wood.
Miss Maud Haskns i'm black orepon,
pink silk trimmings. black hat. white
kid gloves. with Mr. Henry Harris.
Miss Mary Cole of Durham. ~. c.,
mode skirt, entraine with tucked tancta
waist to match. turquoise blue bolero
under cream applique. Gainsborough hat
and pearl grey gloves, with Mr.. Warning
ton Wood.
Miss Maggie Wagstan, Of Radoak,
Va. I'm "a tailor suit of dark blue cloth
hat and gloves 60 match, with Mr.. Lewis
Puryear. of Richmond.
Miss Bessie Homes. Of Boydton. Va,
maid of honor in lovely white silk en-
traine trimmed with lace and ribbons,
Gainsborough hat and black undr-ssed
kid gloves and carried pink chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The bride looked charming in a suit
of blue mixed cloth entraine with white
taffeta silk front and collar. with hat
and gloves 20 correspond, I'm her hand
white chrvsauthemums, entering tho
church with her maid of honor. preceded
bv Master Preston Geoghegan, of Chase
city. i'm green velvet sud- scattering
flowers. Tho groom entered opposite
aisle with his brother, Mr. Woodiss
vaughan best man. of CORTLAND. Va.
preceded bv little Miss Marshall MoXey.
i'm white organde trimmed with lace
and satin ribbon, scattering flowers.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. IL. Winn. of Boydton, assisted by Rev.
DR.. Thomas Drew. of Chase City Va.
The bride is the only daughter of Mrs.
Virginia Helen Geoghegan, of this town.
and a Young lady possessing many at
fractions. and enjoying great popularity
in the social circle
The groom is a promising young bust
ness man of this town, and "a son of Mr..
Thomas Vaughan of CORTLAND. Va.
The wedding gifts were numerous USE
ful and beautiful
The happy pair left Immediately after
the conclusion of the nuptial ceremony
ON the Atlantic and Danville railroad
for Norfolk and "a northern tour amid
a shower of parting we'll wishes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
From A to EE.

friends OF tho bride and groom.
The Wedding March was played by Mrs.
George Iaal.tv sis er-iu-laW Ol tne utldei
and the bridal party entered in me roll
lowing order. Messrs VI. Dampncu ana
Joe Houston. George Davis and Lnuls
Parish. ushers. Misses Annie q. Collins
with Mr. Tom Collins. Miss Essie Camp
bell with Mr. r. p. Bo1zley, Miss Eva
C3mrbou WITH Ar. Robert Noolo.k; Mis-
Oracle Cocl with Alr. Cecil Parish;
Miss EvcNn ..ehlu with Mr. W. b. MI
iiam-. Alise Uaua Collins with Mr. X. T.
Bcaz.oy. Hiss Maria Collins with Mr. e.
r.. Dickinson. .i l.Nelln samuel Wl.
Mr. H. H. Bcaz'cr. Miss Ada P1rr with
Mr.. r. S. Coehil. Miss Eva Burruss with
MIR ID. g. Oulr'le Then came the bride
and groom with the best man. Mr. IT, j..
Campbell. brother OF the groom. and maid
of honor H. Bes ie j.. BeaZley, sister
of the bride
The attendants formed circle around
the altar. into which iho lrIde ana groom
entered and were made husband and
wife hey Bey. d. j.. Euoank pastor Of the
church.
The bride was handsomely attired I'm
gown of DrgInlIe oyer white SILK, en-
trl.ue. Her maids were also dtt.red in
9reandie over white silk.
a brill9n reception was rendered the
bridal party by the parents of the bride
at their home. where she was the recipient
of many bouutiul presents. The iestiVi-
ties lasted uil nearly dawn. when the en-
tine party accompanied Mr. and Mrs
lIMUbeI fu Milford. ana -IoMt'rl lNein
with good wishes ls they boarded the 4 10
train for northern tour.
Tho groom is 90 thrifty young merchant
Of boswell Va. and nis bride One of caro-
lm.'s pre.tisst Girls and daughter Of
Mr. r. a. BrHzev. pro porous ana prom
fupuf farmer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
Rncked the Jefferson Roof

one Of the colorcd elevator men OF the
jefferson .mbibed the football enthusiasm
last evening and shortly after / o'clock
this morning got ion the game with
Whoop. He charged from the main floor
beyond the hfth and buckod the roof good
and hard. The machinery at the top Of
siaught. though at cost of several
broken parts, and the elevator rebounded
with results that terrified the elevator
man. No touchdown resulted. and tho
dusky player may De pcnalized for MAX
ing % foul tackle. The elevator was not
seriously damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
MRS. HOWE GETS
A LARGE FORTUNE
From a Room Over a Barber Shop
She Goes TO Wealth.
LIVES IN WARRENTON VA.
Made But Small Impression on the
Community While There, But are
Well Remembered 10y Those
Who Knew Them,

HARTFORD, CONN, Nov. CA pleas
ing future as opened to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Howe formerly OF Wauenton,
Va
Yesterday Mrs. Howe was but the mis-
tress OF 81 tiny home over barber shop
I'm this city and her husband. the hard
working proprietor OF corner grocery.
To-day she is the mistress Of 500 vVJ IN
cash and government bonds and DE is
looking for purchaser OF his grocery.
Mrs Howe is the daughter of prosper
Gus parents. who lost interest ia her
when she married Howe.
A MAIDEN AUNT.
Mrs HOwes bencfact0r was a maiden
aunt for whom she was named She died
I'm New York year ago, leaving au estate
OF little more than a million dollars.
Mrs Howe was Consuela Nandermark,
daughter OF William IA. Nandermark, a
New York lawyer. She is pretty and just
twenty-five.
LIVED IN WARRENTON.
WARRENTON. VA. Nov. 3o.-Special.-
Mrs Consuelo Howe and husband. George
Howe came TO this place in the spring
OF 1897 from Hobokcn. y. j.. and we've
entire stranee rs 90 this community. 10
was stated boy her husband that his uur-
pose In coming South was on account Of
his wifes health ANA this change had
been recommended by her plysi ian.
She claimed that her maiden name was
Couldworthy and that She was closely re-
lated to the GOulds. " New York and
also very intimate with the Vanderbilt
family. She and her husband remained
here until the fan Of 20 and then left pre-
sumahly. for the north and since then
nothing has ever been heard OF thcm.
Her husband was carpenter and work
"a considerably az his trade during the
spring and summer that Doe was here.
70 is remembered bv those who knew
her that She spoke Of having an aunt
who was quite wealthy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01

/ am not lonely when l cross the lands
Where other men are not. at my feet
New flowers blossom. and their fra
GRANGE sweet
A solace Is. that happiness commands;
Nor am 7 sad when al the fair demands
OF fate l walk the crowded foreign
street. Ltsl
The while with no familiar face TO
meet
CompaniOnable are the swinging hands
And restless feet. But when the curling
smoke
Betrays. on deserts edge, the homes OF
men
Ana fanes OF love. to ne. alas. unknown.
" hen conscious eyes meet eyes. and iai'h
unbroke
Hsllows the hrs see that press. ali.
then,
God pity and forgive. ! am alone
u. IL. Adams. In December scayist.
Has) Scribners> ,.i-As,- - =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
IN CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The Day Largely Devoted TO Religious
Services

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Nov. 50. -
Special-All business was suspended here
to-day Thanksgiving services were inau-
aurated by sunrise prayer-meeting, I'M
der the auspices Of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union at the Baptist church.
At IL \. NJ. at the city Armory, Evan
pelist w L. Fife preached on "COnsecra-
ton" lie invited all by whatever name
or denomination. who wished 10 recon-
secrate their lives 10 God $ service 10 come
forward and shake his hand. and over
twO-thlrds Of the large audience respond
ed 10 his proposition.
Mayor McCue then addressed the audi
ence on the subject OF an Offering for the
poor Of the city, and large collection
was taken.
Tonight at 1880 Evangelist Fife talked
to men only az the Armory while the
Christian women OF the city held prayer
a. the Christian church.
The scenes ut the Armory for the past
two days have been the most extraor-
binary ever witnessed in the history OF
Charlottesville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
st Lexington.

LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. @.-special.-
Thanksgiving was observed here to-day
by the suspension " business. Religious
exercises were held In the Methodist
church by that denomination and union
services of tine other denominations az
the Baptist church.
Many sportsmen went hunting. wash
ington and Lee. the schools, the banks
were closed. The postoiilce kept Sunday
hours
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
An Active Market.

EAIPORIA. VA. Nov. 20-Special-Cot-
ton sold ON the streets yesterday for '.2ic.,
and Spanish nuts for re. per busheL tm-
porla is fast becoming AN active market
for these products.
The County Court Of Greensville con-
vened for the December term ON Monday.
with a very light docket. No criminal
cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
Rcproseuts Mississippi.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov. 30
special.-Captain ;. j. Quinn. OF this city.
one of the most prominent Masons in the
State. has been appointed representative
OF The Grand Lodge OF MasOns OF Mis-
sfsefnni ne,r the Grand Lodge Of Vir
ginia' and viii represent that body at the
meeting OF the Grand Lodge Of Virginia
Masons In Alexandra IN December. and
also al the centennial ceremonies at Wash
lngton's tomb December lith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
VIGOROUS RUBBING.

with Dixie Nerve and Bone Eminent will
cure rheumatism pains IN the back,
shoulders sides and limbs. Stiff joints
soreness I'm rhe muscles and sine&s are
Quickly relieved with a few applications
of Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment. Il,
cures neuralgia. il removes and cures
corns and bunions without pain. II is
the best liniment for both man and beast.
Price. % cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
Stonc-D arnaII.

SALEM. VA. No. eD-Spocial.-A very
pretty wedding took place at the Metho-
dist church here yesterday no 2.;so O'Clock.
when Miss Sallio j.. tighter of Mr. and
Mrs j. IA. Darnal. of this city. became
The bride of 1fr. Eemner w. Stone of
Pulaski Rev W. ID. ~. Joyce, the pastor,
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. stone left on the evening
train for Pulaski. where they will make
their home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
ALnnd-Grnbhcr,s Cnse.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov ?)-Special.--
owing 20 his refusal To- receive S9.3l from
W. a. Swami, in fun payment for "a valua-
bile tract of property here under the delin-
qucnt tax law. after the taxes had been
paid. clerk Register will Joe mandamused.
Swami claims that taxes were paid 10y
the pr0porty-Owner after expiration of the
four months allowed bv law This COM
tentiOn clerk ROysters counsel advise
MIN 90 contest.
A hearing will be had December 1st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
Empllatic Enough.

The angry father STROBE INTO the parlor
"Cir,s % ne said. ''who are these young
men,"
"pana." replied one OF the daughters
.tbis 10 Mr. Young and this is Mr.
Yates"
Whereupon the old gentleman invltingly
orened the door.
Ctr he Numbered
And they got A word to the Us was
suficlent.-chicago Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
MERCHANTS SUICIDE.
Places u Gun TO His Head and Blows
His Brains out.

ANLETTS VA. Nov. -Special.-Mr.
u. W. Dabney. merchant at Ena Mills,
committed suicide to-day at II o'clock.
Placed q gun ION his mouth and blew ont
his brains. The cause for the act is not
Known. 10 is supposed tO Doe financial
L-----.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
Ecrill Hatcher.

MONTNALE. VA.Nov. Especial The
residence OF SIR. 4ldlilh lulneI Hdloi,tl
near lttua Na-, az u % COCK yes,eIqay
was the scene NJ g beau. Iul wedding Pc
tween Mis- Mabel a. liatcher ana Ar.
Alfred u. fcr.l. ol Dtiitlle. me .Wea-
olhs was pink ana "u.te oue, 4ilu NC nc
IVY colol5 were l.e .'il'''iI l'l l'.S ~,
ldtlon Ht Ai"oHi, WIZ li1 oeat liiaI',,
J.. J. carton. oft binNNlc' entered
ipU5H lh' iur NiIi "'.4 me eiiv , ~ ~.
WIN Hef hlt. pl una'I. Nll9. J-ile NoleI
me price taxing. me 9Iu Qt ,ue btoyHii,
ana standing under 3D. htL1tllul t9idl ptH
Icft and best man on The right, preceded
ny a lovely litue sister 9l the bride lelt,
ila,'Hel' ,,i l"- ,,tt ,t, ,,.o,i
NJ tli5, y.'.'' ul' ,'. i .'s if,,ii,,
uiIS Ill-' ue ''.'i.'.s H"a 5.','i eI's
49, iihl ~. 80 W y
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
Mrs. Jayne'S
Old Virginia
Pure Food Sweet
Pickles Now
Ready.
Ask your grocer Tor 1t.
II he has not got it you can
get it at the factory, No. 9
south Sixth street.
A. G. JOHNSON,

Mr.. Wake has had long experience in the
line and his services are most valuable.
Miss Balmer, of Powhatan, is visiting
Mis- Florence Holland.
The building committee Of Central
Methodist church viii meet tonight in
thc pastors study.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01

friends and wagons. horses. etc. have been
donated.
Mr. Julius III. walker vice. president or
the Central National Bank OF this city Is
treasurer Carroll hopes IN The next few
months TO establish training school for
colored nurses and TO build home for
superannuated col0red ministers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
In NIartinsville.

MARTINSVTLLE. VA, Nov. @.-Spec-
ial-Thansgiving Day was observed here.
There was service at the Episcopal
church and splendid sermon delivered
! BY Rev. Alfred Arson to large congre-
cation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
Puch- Marshall.

ROUGH GREEK. Nov. Especial
Miss Bornlce Mar halL OF ADpomattox
county. and 3lr norman L. Pugh. or
Charlotte county. were married Tuesday
bridal party left for Mr. W. W. Pugh's
where q reception was held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
At Culpeper.

CULPEPER. VA, Nov. 3o-SpeciaL-
Thanksgiving Day has been very gener-
ally observed. The merchants BY agree
ment closed. Services were held In all
the churches.
Rev. Dudley -Jeffries. of Knoxville
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01

Tenn. a brother of Judge William L.
Jeffries. delivered "a Thanksgiving sermon
in the Baptist church. Mr.. Jefries has
charge of O. large congregation IN MS
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