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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-05-19
SOUTH COLUMBIA.

Drink Phospho at Alcorn's. tt
Will Reaves has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mr.. A. H. Guest, of Nashville,
was here this week.
1t pays to buy fine shoes at Henry
Gross. 1t
Will Thweatt is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Sam Morton, near Berlin.
w. D. Cameron, Jr., has been
quite sick, but is now improving.
Miss Nora Fariss is spending sew
eral days in Nashville as the guest
of Miss Bessie Edwards.
Takey your prescription to Alcorn's
The South Columbia Epworth
League will give birth day"
party at the parsonage at an early
date.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin and
Mrs. jamie Thomas returned the
first of the week from "a visit to
Nashville.
Bentley Billiard is acting baggage
master at the depot while his broth
err, Harrison, is visitingin Waxahat-
chic, Texas.
Hammar Paint lilo per gallon. If
The ice cream supper given by the
laui's of the Advent Chapel last
Saturday night was a decided sue
cess, and a handsome sum was real
lied.
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Change In Schedule.

A change in the schedules of the
Louisville d Nashville and Nash.
vile, Florence & Sheffield railroads
went into effect last Sunday night.
The changes are as follows: No. B,
the morning mail train, which form
erly arrived at 1875, now arrives at
1920. No. 2, the evening mail train,
now arrives at 5:45 instead of $50
The Tuscumbia accommodation is
substituted for the Nashville Il De
catur accommodation, which runs
from Tuscumbla to Nashville, arriv-
ing here from Tuscumbia at $40 p
m. and leaving for Nashville at 5:l5
and arriving from Nashville in the
morning at $3.50 and leaving for Tus
cumbia at 1922.
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THE AWAk ESING.

But yesterday ! passed along this way,
And naught of life or beauty could
discern
In all the valley lone. Strange wintry
shadows lay
Across the brooks brown rim, and on
the withered fern
That dropped beside it was the cold
white CLEAN
OF April's frozen rain.
Bnt yesterday, And lol "a in a dream
To-day | walk the self-same path
again,
Silent and dark no more, for fount and
lOOsened stream
Flash in and out among the springing
weeds,
Making low laughter in the tufted
reeds
And elders straight and tall
While clear and sweet across the tangled
brakes,
| hear Nv hat tender me mories 1t wakes y
A bluebird's piping call.
-ADRLAIDE ID. ROLLsToS in Golfers
Weekly.
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In reply to HERALD reporters
query yesterday afternoon, Supt.
More, of the Columbia Water and
Light Company, stated that he had
been investigating the cause of the
insufficient water supply, and that
the only reason he could assign was
that the water main was Overbur-
dened. He stated that a good stream
was obtained until so many plugs
were opened, and then the drain
upon the four-inch main was so
great that all the streams were
weakened. There were six plugs
opened at the same time. Mr.. Moore
also stated that the pressure at that
point was not as great as in other
portions of the city, on account of
the afItude. There were several
feet of water in the reservoir and
the engines at the pumping static II
were put to pumping water as soon
after the fire broke out as possible.
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lit THE
!
Prepare for Hot Weather ny
Taking Advantage of these
Low PRICES.

See our line of Mems Summer I'm
derwear before buying. We can
show you any quality, from the
cheapest to the best.
Mems Cause and Balbriggan I'm
dershirts, l5c, 24c, 800, to FAC.
Mems Balbriggan Drawers, 24c,
Soc, 4Sc to 74c each.
Mems Brown and Bleached Draw
ers, l5c, l9c, 24c to 40c pair
A beautiful line of Swiss and Silk
Bosom Shirts.
A beautiful limo of Neckwear of all
kinds.
Special bargains in Mems all Linen
Cuffs, link or plain, Toe pair.
All Linen Collars, Standing or Lay
Down, all sizes, sc each.
Ladies' Vests, bleached, full sizes,
only sc each.
Ladies' Bleached Fancy Trimmed
Vests, SC, l0c, l4c, 100.
Ladies' Assorted Collars and Striped
Vests. 10c, l4c, l9c.
Ladies' Lisle Thread, Fancy Trimmed,
19c, pc.
New line of Belt Buckles.
New line of Beauty Pins.
A big line of Woven Hammocks.
Croquet Sets, SOC and up.
White Mountain and Arctic Ice Cream
Freezers, 2 to 8 quarts.
Sticky Fly Paper, three double sheets
for &c.
Wire Fly Traps, the largest size for
10c
Screen Door Hinges, best quality, for
SC a pair.
Fancy Fire Screens.
New line of French Plate Mirrors,
| large sizes, $3.50 to 81 80.
Plain and Fancy FlowerpOts, all sizes.
Large size Buggy Sponges, &c and loo
| each.
Water Sprinklers, all sizes, Tin aud
| Galvanized.
Special prize on Garden Hose to close
| out
Tou To COO nc oftan
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Call to see us often.
The Racket.
OVER THE COUNTY

Cabinets, 81 per doz. at Young's, If
Several correspondents letters
which arrived Wednesday were un-
avoidably crowded out this week
Stock Peas at Frierson & Embry's
1t
The closing exercises of Beech
croft School, Spring Hill, will be
held on Thursday evening, June /,
at O'Clock.
Use Alcorn's Worm Syrup. If
Jay Armstrong, an old Columbia
boy, but now a resident Of Florida,
is visiting relatives on the Hamp-
shire pike.
1t pays to buy dry goods and
trunks at Henry Gross. 1t
Buy your drugs at Alcorn's. If
Mr.. Allie Brooks, of Dallas, Texas,
is visiting his father and other rela-
tives in the Hampshire neighbor
| hood.
German Millet at Frierson & En-
bry's. 1t
Rev. T. J. Dixon is attending the
meeting of the General Assembly
Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church in Denver, Colorado.
Tucker Bros. handle nothing but
pure country lard-nice and sweet
3 1926
Children's Day will be observed in
the Methodist church at Bigbyville
on the fourth Sunday night in this
month. A nice program has been
arranged for the occasion.
Buy flower seeds at Alcorn's. If
We advise those who are working
for one of the HRRALD's premium
watches, to complete their lists be.
fore May is out, because, the first OF
June, when the schools close, quite
a member Of new competitors will
be in the field.
AlcOrn's Headache Tablets cure il
20 minutes. If
Deputy Sheriffs Latta and Church
raided negro crap game at Greer
McFalls, hack Of the Knob, last
Sunday afternoon about 2 O'Clock
The negroes were warned If the of
ticers' approach when they wer,
within few yards of the house. anC
all but four or five of Thorn succeed
ed in getting away, making thei
exit through a window. Those VIII,
escaped, however, will be dealt will
by the grand Jury.
Acme cement plaster does no
crumble and fall off like the ole
fashion mud plaster. For full in
formation call ON
II J. P. STREET & Co.
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INSTITUTE ITEMS.

A recital was given by Miss Anna
Caswall on Saturday evening. Misses
Elsie Greer and Mary Dale Fieuers
assisted her. The selections were
rendered exquisitely and showed
much hard WORK. The audience
was high in praise of the work OF all
three performers. After the recital
the St. Mary's Guild served ice
cream, strawberries and cake. The
Guild realized sixteen dollars, which
is to go towards swelling the fund
for the Rectorv.
Miss Anna Daniel will give re-
cital on Saturday evening, May the
twentieth at 8 o'clock. Mr.. Hough
Guest, Of Nashville, will assist Miss
Daniel.
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The statements OF the nightwatch-
man and several o her employees
who reached the Factory soon after
the fire started, are contradictory to
Supt. Moore's theory. The night
Waterman states that a feight en-
CINE passed by the Factory, emitting
IA shower of sparks from its smoke
stack and endangering the property
along the railroad. Fearing that
the Factory might have ignited from
the sparks, he investigated and
found the blaze in the lumber shed
Immediately after it had origi-
mated. He, assisted by several
others, at once got out the hose land
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

New certificates of stock in the Columbia
Cotton Mill Co., having been issued upon
affidavit OF loss of original certificates bear
ing the following numbers: 3. t. IS, "a, 40, 49,
81 81 g. 73 So ~ s., 50. o. a. 95. 96, ", 9S, 1874
li6
Notice is hereby given that the stock rep
resented by the numbers mentioned above
has been cancelled on the books of the COM
pany, and any person having possession OF
such certificates is notified to present same
to the Secretary and Treasurer, and to make
known what claim, i any, he makes to said
stock, within thirty days from this date.
COLUMBIA COTTON MILL Co.,
X. G.. SPARROW. Sec. and Treas.
Columbia, Tenn, May ~, 1899. 5 10 At
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Engineer Neil Brown and Will
Ham were SLIGHTLY scorched about
the face aud hands VIII lie moving
away the cars from the fire.
A force Of linemen were out from
Nashville yesterday repairing Dhe
telegraph wires.
The residences north of the Pump
Factory were in great danger during
the fire, on account of the large
sparks which fell upon the roofs.
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The Blickensderfer.

The Blickensderfer typewriter is
the cheapest and at the same time
the simplest and best one on the
market. w. e. Bostick has the
agency for this town and county,
and samples of the machine may be
seen at the HERALD office.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-05-19
SmallnOX Mt PulaSki.

PULASKI, May 1.-THE smallpox
week, when the few cases were con-
fined to negroes that were in the
detention camp. VIM. Pigg, white
man, however, this morning, living
in the same infected district near
the depot, was taken. AS a result
hundreds of white people, who
ignored the danger, have been vac
cinated to-day.
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Losses AND INSURANCE.

Total Loss VIII Reach 500 900 S25, 200
Insurance.
Mr.. Joe Borum, bookkeeper for
Harris & Cole Bros, yesterday
stated to a HERALD reporter that
their loss would be at least 100000
There was "A great deal of lumber on
hand at the time, and the machinery
in the planning mill was Of most
expensive nature. There was only
$4,000 insurance carried on the
burned buildings and stock, the rate
being very high. The following
companies were on the risk. all but
one policy being represented by
Hendley u Wilson. To wit:
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attached it to the plug, but the
stream would not reach the flame.
Several of the employees bear him
out in the statement that the fire
could have been eXtinguisned in
the shet il they had mad half Ia
stream to work with.
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The Pump Factory was one OF Co.
lumbia's largest and most Important
industries. More than a hundred
hands were employed in the various
departments of the factory, and an
immense amount of business was
done. Messls. Harris q Cole Bros,
the proprietors. have their head
quarters at Cedar Falls, La. Tele-
grams were sent "Wednesday night
notifying them of the fire, and Mr..
Harris was expected 20 reach CO.
lumbla yesterday evening. Mr..
William Bishop, local manager of
the concern, was out Of the city at
the time, but returned yesterday
morning. 1t is not yet known
whether the mill will be lebuilt or
not.
Columbia has suffered severely
from fires during the past year. In
four large fires alone the property
loss has been something like $22O,-
600
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-05-19
UNCALLED FOK LETTERS

The following is the list of letters for
the week ending May 10, 1899.
Barnett, Ella McLemore. Sam
Brown, Dina McMelon, H
Brown, Albert Newson, Miss B f
billiard, Miss G Oglesby, George
Ferver, Mrs Mary Sanders, Meta
Gordon, James Southern Cigar Co.
Gaiilard, w f Scott, John
Hall, VIC Schoaler, Rev &C
Henderson, Cal,ie Walker, Miss Bette
jackson, Charles Winn, John
Jones, Miss Jessie Wright, VIII
PACKAGES.
The Institute
Parties calling for the above letters
will please say advertised.
Advertised letters due cent.
H. f. FARISs, p. NJ.
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Greenway's
Dyspepsia Tablets

will be found beneficial and give i'm
mediate relief when suffering from
dyspepsia, indigestion, heart burn,
sour stomach, constipation. etc.
Sold by WOODBRIDGE & IRVINE,
II Druggists.
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Attention. StOckmen.

We have few extra good short
horn bulls and heifers on hand for
sale. These cattle are thorough
bred and extra individuals.
1t J. w. HOWARD d Co.
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DEVOURED BY
THE FLAMES!
Harris & Cole Bros Nam
moth Plant
NEARLY WIPED OUT BY FIRE.

Loss Is Estimated at 100000, with
Only S25,2OO Insuranee-The Firemen
Were Completely Handicapped by an
insufficient Water Supply ana Strong
wind.
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imperial PlOWS,

Come and see the new Imperial.
We still lead. The cheapest pillow
for the farmer. See
If SATTERFIELD Il DODSON.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by ]. c. Kincade and postt d,
May llth 1899 near Hampshire, in the 10th
district of Maury County, Tenn, one small
bay mare. about years Old 1877 hands hi9 h,
small scar or spot on lett hind leg about the
Ftifle Joint. with halter around her neck
Valued at $1,000. JOHN T. TUCKER, Ranger.
5-H-3t-eow.
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For Sale.

A desirable farm near Columbia,
Of 23S acres; for terms. etc. apply
to JOHN WILLIAMS.
5-l2-2t Murfre esbOrO, Tenn.
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FriersOn & Tucker,
GENERAL Tire Tiff
INSURANCE and
AGENTS. ACClQGll.

BY prompt attention. just and quick set
Elements OF claims, we hope to merit part
OF your business. Call and see us. once
No.4, West seventh Street
apriH COLUMBIA, TENN.
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Tennessee

Cultivators are what you want.
Come and see them. They are right,
See SATTERFIELD & DODsON.
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Mitchell Wagons.

Car load just received. Come and
get o.e. See
If SATTERFIELD d DODSON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
MISS adams AND HULL HOUSE
This Brave Woman VIII Ten oil her
Work Here friday Night.

Not only of local but or na,ionil anu
vorId-wlde recognition and honor .s ihe
name of Jane Adams. of Hun House.
Chl.aeo. who viii lecture no tne ieuef-
Sam ballroom on Friday evening t- $50
O'clock under the auspices oi The
Woman's club.
lefe non. John Adams. VINO was for
,nanv wears state Senator from Northern
Iifirois AT tho age Of seventeen. she
',~aduated from Rockford College and
6ce9n the study OF medicine with the
Intention of making the healing art her
lie work but her health faiiiug She
vas Obliged 10 relinquish her studies
and spend time In European travel. while
Am London she became greatly interested
i'm the settlement work in the East End.
and on returning % this country deter
mined TO inaugurate similar work in
chicago. In ISIS I'm company with "A
friend who was in thorough sympathy
with her plans. she secured a house iu
one of the most degraded wards iu
Chicago. furnished 10 daintlly and Gle
ganuy and threw open its hospitable
doors to the darkened bit of the world
lying around her.
Hence Hull House. which IS no more
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

into the matter Dir. I1ckson sSpiessed
tho opinion that this was case Tor
Federal and not state Investigation.
The Governor has received no official
information about the capture By the
Virginia oyster navy Of Maryland YES
sells in the waters OF that state. All
that ho knows of the matter Is what
tho newspapers have puntei. il seems
fhat thcsc Vessels had been into virginia
taking oysters and they were ch'sed
some distance over the linc heI lie over
taken The crews escaped and the
sDl0oncrs were taken 20 Accomac coun-
ty. DO ST. said Governor Lowndes VIII &C.
mtud their re ease.
Governor Tyler SAYS there can be no
rcorganizati0n OF the state militia until
Congress has passed a bin making nppo-
pratlon therefor Virginia has uo funds
Tor fhis purpose and but very few afms
or uniforms. The Governor states also
Chat tD., few of the soldiers mustered
one Dl tlc Federal service hovo applied
f1 boz taken back into the Virginia NoIun-
fne- ARMY hut DO doubt many or Nen
W.r r.-eutcr when The time comes. Ad-
flf1uf-Grucral Nalle who rs expected 10
work out the reconciliation plan. has
boon at l,s home in Culp"ner ie"
v..H4 on account OF sickness in his
family.
Tne Governor had Che army and tho
n4,, with h.m at tho same time yester-
f.. An ad soldier called to shake hands
,,.th dim and chat While Doe was prcs-
rrf n ..i1r who las lost his position in
fn. navy DamD 300 GO ask the Governor 10
lH hm n re0ins work
Sir rrnk H Grader the advance rene
r...nIanr. of the New England News
....r Tongue. who win Visit here 800
e. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

BARTON HEIGHTS CHURCHES,
Good Weather Fills Thcm-Honor PA
pills m Public schools.

The favorable weather on Sunday
ro,rnino brought out large c1usre-ai
r,.,... ff...5..
li dl ''i'
and 20 good attendance at t'i
schools
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INC . .f
were ''"' .'' ...... .. ID
N'.' D. ....... ur
'''7" ,.I.. .ue communion
'' I ..-...t ..
was .'... and ,.........,... .. tna.
,,.I...f.,. -..It f. switch.
.-.,..r,.. ir,ft5 Ita. S. J. p.-
''. --...,+ 20 rt. Service. f.ar-a
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80, +t.. 'y.rai...
A. ~ clark p.stor preached
t.',.. ,,or,,.n,. anal evening at fa. H.r. .f
.0IIr.r and .t Ihe clos. of tre evening
service baptized two gentlemen.
t.a.. ,a.rcn of rhe Epiphany ie observe
ind, I.rtan services. as usual
v,i at-eaded i'm ta. ar...uooa. With d.
....I CONGREGATION present at these Il-
IaioY- exercises
,rb. rarfou Heights School ua. finished
t,.f, ,.i5-vfrt.r examination and ..0-.
,,.,u. rairirq .n honor n Ne la..
t.i.t,',.. ~1.o, f,.rtb-r.a-- highest lr4m-
man or,d, ara given n OBJ. order o.
sfa1din, as follows.
t..r.+ Honor Mason Harris Flora .IIr-
am cr,oio Lea Leslie Dunn William
17.-,.,o Malcolm Bro.ds-. Bertha Creme
Shaw
second Honor-E1ua Lea. Eva Croxtan.
Jessie llonatt Willie Duegau. Murray
Harlan. Maurice SarIltt Edgar Eo-.
and Walter kidWel. same sitnoli-.
T.ouise briggs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

4 deed of bargain and sale vas record.
"a in tho Chancery Court conveying ne
property az The corner Of Franklin arc
Fifteenth streets. and property appufte-
nant thereto. 20 Henry J.. Cabell from 4.
T. Smith. for go 25o
Dr. the Chancery Court Harriet Harris
qualified as cxecutrIX ol Alexander Harris
Mrs J.. "a. slaughter Quaited q eh'rn-
trix OF the estate oi Sarah b sisnie'.
Emily a. Cramp qualified as e>'. iiiiN
oil. a. Crump. estate lau.el at about
$1,000.
Iu the city Circuit Court Judgment vas
rendered in The -uit of = = Aloorc o. sons
SIS. g.. j. Crowder for Nfei
judgement was rende-ri-.n me law 'N'
Equity Court 300 the case 0t y. W. BOW"
rs. T.. r. Mcclellan. for 50.
Stewart Bowe qualified to practice III
this court ----.t p
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
NEW MINSTREL FIRM.
Primrose and Dockstader and Their
Associates az the Academy To Day.

ST the Academy this afternoon and to-
NIGHT Primrose and B0ckstader VIII
make fhclr initial b0w as co-plrtuers 0f
choir Great American MinstrDls. amid
prom SCI "a ptosramme of many novelties.
splendid stage setting. handsome co--
Tunes and a. e0ody number OF clever
artists whose regulations in several iu-
stance are second TO none.
The entire company d9ns burnt cork
and will .nausurate decided departure
from the usual minstrel companies of
to-day ln the end chairs wil he seen
George Primrose Lew Docksradcr Lew
sulIv and Jimmy VIII while thc we
caiists have been selected with special
care and with the idea of making the
musical portion OF the programme highly
attractive.
In the clio the prominent features MI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

ti"f' ". ' i''''' anu "7'-i
AND Tvs" i. Hi.t scarce 'sieo.
Doctors do Disagree about your disease.
0.. physician telling SOU One thing and
one another bIt the reason for this is
uI8Iu 10 le h0.aus. lou consult 0rdna-
D. practitioners. whose time Us spent
among fhar l.,cr patients. such physi-
..us have u1 experience iu chronic cases
uae todIs. lf you wish to learn exactly
what y0ur complaint i-. by au means con-
-.lt % skilled spe alist physician who
makes tle treatment of nervous. chronic
and unrsrIre diseases "a life work and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
THE GOVERNOR
TO VISIT CUBA.
He and a Party Of Friends to Leave
Here To-Day.
THEY WILL BE GONE TEN DAYS,
\ Few Members of His Family and
STAFF Officers VIII he With Him on
the TIip. Which was Hur-
ricdly Planned.

Goveror Tyler. a. few members oi DOS
family and some friends VIII leave hero
this morning ON trip 90 Florida which.
viii in an probability, be- extended to
Cuba.
The trip was hastily planned. Sir. John
SHELTON Williams. president of the srs-
board Air Line and the Georgia and Ala-
hama. through Colonel Ny. o. SHELTON. of
the Governors staff kindly cXtended 'le
courtesy Of his splendid private ear to tae
Governor and party for trip TO Tampa
THOSE WHO WILL GO.
Besides the Executive those who Will
go arc Mrs. Tyler. Misses Belle and Sue
TYLER. Colonel and Mrs Tenant Co.ouc.
Shelton and Mr. W r. Meredith
The "Trip was hurriediy gotten up. ond
AID plans are NOT fully made. but Do i-
probable tho panty VIII cross "t'f l'
Havana and spend day or t"" .
81 cuuIsc. The Governor aud mcmno
of his family viii naturally dD-f. BID
his SON. Major Ueth Tyler, pHtu'f. Ter
iu the United states Volunteer Army.
ana the Governor VIII ALSO visit tN"
Fourth Virginia Regiment. Iio hopes Orb
find the officers and men in Hnt mum p
for being mustered ouI oi l.r r0rf.'.
and that they may he returned o. their
homes in "a short Time
TO RE GONE rEN DAYS
The party viii leave here al a.o5 this
morning. and Will probably he como ta1
days. AS has been stated. the plans
gre rot fully maiured The nip fro cuba
has not positively been decided upon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

Manager Fry. OF the Jefferson. 'eft i'r
a southern "trip Monday nisht DO wAI
be gone about fen DAYS. ard VIII 'l7't
most ~ The largest winter resorts d.
Florida. a large number oi lhr N'iIn .
crr torrisfs now iu FLORIDA are expected
e. stop over IN Richmond on their return
INC Jefferson is preparing to receiNe
many OF them.
Amons the guests 40 the Jefferson yes
terdav were Mr. and Mrs John sloan.
al New York. Airs. IS NJ Harrison ana
Mr. J S Harrison Nlrgiuia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

The vrddlur ri Miss Lille MAY Spear
and M Charles clarence Brown. former-
Is OF Durham. y. g., took place az
clock last evening ~ Westminster Pres
bvterian church It's pastor. Rev. Mr.
Chumbley. oficiated. The bride. who is
q daughter OF Mr.. II. Spear. zoos west
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
The New Pastor.

Rev. C.. A. Marks. OF Nj Tabor. WHO
has recently accepted a cali 10 the Fire,
English Evangelical Lutheran church 81
this city. will taxa charge next Sunday.