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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19
8. "A. l..

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SEABOARD AIR LINE.
cgITEpIrLE IN EFFECT MAY 6. ls0a
LEAVE BYRD-srREET STATION.
9:O6 "A. M. lD,ify
600 =. NJ.
for Henderson tarrIse Durham daily, eT-
cepL sunday, halelsh' SANFORD oOulhefn
Pines wilmington. Wades00fO, Monroe,
ChariOtts. Lincointon, on.e.Dy' hNIher-
forlr0u. Chester, Clinton, blvcuN0Od, Az
iro3',,iile k,lberton, Athens, ATLANTA.
4-igusta Macon, Montgomery New or
90 Eau.acOla jacksonville, Chatta-
49, Nashville. Memphis IeNas. Mex
90 california and the West VIA Memphis
OF New orleans.
Train leaving AT 300 +. VI. runs through
solid To Atlanta without cnahse OF cars.
Sleeper ready .or occupancy a. o'fV L. III
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s.i5 A. NJ. Daily, except sunday lsun-
day 500 a. NJ
100 T.. NJ. Daily.
For tickets. baggage checks. sleeping
ca ii. ~ BOYKIN.
General Agent,
$50 east Main street.
f ST. JOHN Nice-President and Gem
v b. McBEE' General superintendent
n w. h. CLOVER Irauic Manager.
IL " l.. s. ALLEN.
General Passenger Agent.
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GSG Chesapeake
SssouTs ~ & Ohio Ry.
EFFECTIVE JULY j.. lsn.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD-sTREET STATION.
300 A.. NJ. Daily. with laiiog car for
principal stations. Newport
News. Old Point, Norfolk and
3.45 p. NJ. DAILY. with pullman FOR local
stations, Newport News, Old
Point. Norfolk and Iofts.
mouth. Connects al ola Point
with Washinglon steamers
daily, and with Btltiiuo'
steamers except sunday. Son'
meets az Sorioik, except sun sun,
day with Old Dominion
steamship for New YORK.
1920 A. NJ. Express. with larlor car eN'
cept sunday lor honceteite
Connects at Gord0usylle foi
Orange. CalNertOu, Manassas
Alexandria aud Nashinst0n
an Onion Station. Chrlottes'
willie. flr Lyucnpuig. az basN
1fN Tor lI4ef. .pAn.
215 =. NJ Daily. with Pullman 10 GIN
cnnati. Louisville and -
Louis. connecting Ht GSrdons.
vile Tor orange. aud ~
Orange with southern rail-
way. north hound az COying'
ton. Va. Tor Hot Springs
Stops only 40 important eta
tions Meals served on Din
In cars No Z local train.
except SUNDAY. Follows above
train FROM Gorconsville
s.ao p NJ RECOMMENDATION, except sun
day. FOR boswell
1929 P NJ psiy for G ,1ie,oo " y ys
sad Gogdons.ilie to C,,as il,
served on dining car Con
meets at Staguion ieAceV
sunday. Tor Miaehevs, 81. dssii;
for Virginia Hot Sprinss
TRAINS LEAVE FiGHTH-SIRcET
STATION
1910 A. NJ W!th Taror Car. daily. foi
Iyuch1Urg. Lexington. a,
ina Cultun F1rse. Connec,
excent sunday, with br.%
inaham. Sew Castle and AZ
herine branChes. and az Silt'
ton Forge with No. Tor I'm
ZOO p. NJ Monday. wednesday and Fri.
day 90 Alhcrenc Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday "a
ManteO.
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
BROAD-sTREET STATION.
500 A NJ Except sunday rom boswell,
1910 a. NJ. DAILY, rom Norfolk and Old
$50 z. " Daily. from Iiheihhau ana
$50 y. NJ. Dahy, from NoeioiN ana o'o
Point.
20 y NJ Except Sunday with Parlor
'''' Car from ROncaverte.
rpArNs ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
so A. NJ Monday. Wednesday and FRI
day from ManieO. Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday from
Alhercnc.
go +. NJ. With Parlor Car. daily from
Clifton Forge, Lexington Va,
and iynrhbnrg ard. except
Sunday from Nea fastls
and Rosns.
JOHN D. POTTS.
lsI Assistant Gen- Pas. Agent I
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RAIIROADS
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IN Souther u
: CK Railway.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 10. 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 10. 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
HOO Z. NJ, 80. IL. Southern Express.
daily Tor Atlanta, Augusta, JeeAsos.-
sIile and points SOUtn. sleeper tos
Danyille- Greensboro. Salisbury, and
Charlotte. open a. kichnoh1 "'O
NJ. Stops Tor passensefs AT ioea'
stations.
Connects at Danvllle and Char
lotte with New York and lotida
Express (N0. J3l, carrying through
slcepers between New York hnd am
pa with connections for al iotiht
points. Also. connects az Danyllie
and Charlotte with Nashia9t ION and
Southwestern Limited no. so carry
York ana nashville, New York and
Memphis. and New York and Nsw
orleans, Win cOnnecuOni iOr Az
points IA Texas. Mexico and Call
forniA
i2:9i Z. III. No. I, solid train daily FOR
Charlotte, y. G., connects a. Aose-
ley Win Fsrmyiie ana Pow natan
railroad Al kcysyiile for Clafks-
Vile. oxford Henderson and Dur-
nam, anu a. Greensboro Tor Dur
ham, Raleigh and winston salem.
at Danyille with No 80. United
states last mali, sOud train, daily
ior New Orleans and points South.
Mhicn carries slCcpers New York 70
New Orleans aud Kew York 10 Jack.
s9nyiile and Miami for Nassau aud
ud'aAa through sleeper salisbury
20 memphis, also, Puliman tourist
sleeper every Tuesday and fri-
day Washington ~ san Francisco
without change.
500 +. NJ, No J., local. daily except
sunday, for heysviAe and iniefme-
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
SEQ a ~
go = NJ From Atlanta. Augusta and
Ia Asheville, and an points South.
e'W A. NJ, from keysviile and local
stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
nos 81 and 81. between Mancheste-
and Neapolis
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LEXINGTON.
state Christian Endcavor tnion-he-
fused to lie Assessed.

LEXINGTON, VA, October n.-(Spe-
cial)-The place Of meeting Of the Nir-
einia state Christian Endeavor Union has
been changed to Lexington from Ricn-
mond on account Of the church in hat
city where the convention was to meet
losing its pastor by resignation. The Lex
lngton Christian Endeavor Society OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. invited the State Executive Com
mittee to hold the convention here, owing
TO the above existing state Of affairs, and
have Just received favorable answer.
The local society has a very short time
i'm which 10 arrange programme for the
convention which will convene in its
ninth annual session Thursday night. NO.
vomber 10. 1899 in Trinity Methodist
church. and continue in session until the
Sunday night following
That some of the Federal oflice-hOlding
Republicans OF Rockbridse county are
MOI exactly in accord with a county COM
mittoe mandate issued Is shown by the
fact that they nave refused 20 obey IT,
and thus give up per cont Of their sala-
ries to be used for campaign purposes IN
furthering the fight for their nomi 1ees
for the House Of Delegates. The COM
mittee. so il t. understood, met and pass
ed a resolution TO assess all Federal Of
Hce-holders In this county 8 per cent. Of
their salaries for use in the camp IGN.
The secretary was not present. but was
ordered 10 see the men. He has been at
work serving "A written notice Of the reso-
luton adopted and that Is all-serNing
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PENTCk-MORDON.
\ Notable society Event at South
Boston.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. October IL
(Special)-The most notable social event
Of the autumnal season was the mar
rage yesterday evening. at the Presby-
terrain church, Of Mr. W. Lucas Penick
and Miss Lucy Edmunds Morton. Rela-
tives and connections of the bride were
present from Chase City. GAINESVILLE,
Keysville. brakes Branch. and Glover.
Tho church was crowded and the scene
beautiful The decorations were palms
and golden-rod. Rev. J.. 3. Johnston.
pastor Of the church, OBLIGATED The maid
Of honor was Miss Lottie Morton. sister
Of the bride. Mr.. c. \. Penick, brother
Of the bridegroom, was best man. The
masters of ceremony We're Dr. H. s. Belt
and II. L. Edmunds. The ushers we're
Nessrs. :. J. Slate. Coles Spragins Da-
vid Traynham. Z. +. Penick. On W. r.
NIoselev. W. r. Reeves. Tho bride enter
ed the church with the maid Of honor
tho bridegroom with his best man.
The bride Is a daughter OF Mr.. ;. {.
Morton well known as a large tobacco
nisr. The bridegroom is the junior part
ner in q large business-house. He is
nepbev Of Bishop C.. c. Penick. The pride
was attired i'm a handsome travelling suit
~ gray cloth. She carried American
peautv roses. The presents were noted
for the richness Of the collection. the
welded couple left on the 6:i5 train. on
the Norfolk and Western The bridal tour
will be in the South.
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RALEIGH'S BUDGET.
Convention - CADET
battalion FOrmed-state Fair.

RALEIGH. y. c.. October 1l-(Special)
Commissioner of Agriculture Patterson
says the interest in the State Cotton
Growers Convention to be held here next
week is greater than had been expected.
The cadet battalion was formed at the
Agricultural and Mechanical College here
to-day. with the following officers: Ma
ior. II. A. Higgins. of Wilmington; AdJu-
tant. +. c. Ross, Of Mecklenburg; quar-
tcrmaster. 5. 4. Vest, Of Forsyth; cap
tains Of the four companies. II. Bum,
of Vance: j. y. Hall. Of Halifax; r. VI.
Wacstanf. Of Person, r. l. Bernharit, of
Rowan. 1t is finally decided That y. Il.
StanseH. of Robson county shall be The
military instructor. All efforts 10 secure
an officer of the army ana navy tailed.
Last wear Stansell was cadet-major. The
cadet Corps Band will have band OF
sixteen pieces. with a. r. Smith as cad
or. This afternoon the battalion was
formed.
During the past month forty convicts
arrived at the penitentiary-a larger mum
Der than in any month in long whlie'
Tho counties take great many cohVicts
to do their roadwork.
The adjutant-seneral OF the army HaS
sent to Governor Russell the iiags or me
Second and Third regiments Oh Norlh
Carolina Infantry United states Noluh-
teers. The flags Of the First fesliheLll
arc displayed in the adjutant-generd
Office. They are the ones first carried III
the city of Habana, last December
The State charters the MocksVlile ur-
piture company: capital stock, $4,000
stockholders. O. /. Wilson and others
The Executive Committee Of the state
Fair have taken effective measures 10
prevent gambling and indecent shows at
the fair next week. a..
Rev John +. White, secretary VI ne
stantlv travels IN the state, says: "Ihe
poople in the country are getting on we'll
They are all in good spirits.
The demand for labor here is srea'er
than has ever before been known,
l.. o. b. Branch Camp Confederate
1--torons here. decides to erect monu-
ment to the women of the Conieder-
acy."
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WED IN WOODSTOCK.
Chandler -HoShonr-The Costumes
Young Indy Ishers.

WOODSTOCK, VA. october u.-(Spe-
cial)-Alr Frank H. Chandler, ticket
agent OF the Southern railway at Stras-
burg. and Miss Nellie X. Hoshour. Pop
ular young lady of this place. were mar
ried at Emmanuel Lutheran church here
this afternoon az AS o'clock. Rev. A. j.
Bushong officiating. The bride was gown
ed in cadet blue cloth, and wore large
hat to match, and carried bunch OF
brides roses. Miss Chandler. of Stras-
burg a sister Of the bridegroom who was
maid Of honor. was dressed in garnet
cloth and carried pink roses. Mr. w. VI.
Furlay. of Strasburg. was best man. Ine
ushers were Misses Mary and WINE
Hoshour. sisters Of the BRIDE Irene Geary'
Lula Magruder. Susie Kneisley' ana hulh
Koontz Of Woodstock. and Mary Spehs-
Ter and Myrtle Redfern, OF Straspufs.
Tho church was beautifully decorator
with autumn leaves and potted plants
and the ceremony took place beneath
large arch. from which were suspended
TOO white hearts Mrs. j. Grove kneisley
presided AT the organ. The couple left on
Tho late train for a short trip 10 Mont
gomery. Ala, after which they will re-
sido at Strasburg
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DEPARTMENT or THE GULF.
Transfer of Officers Hitherto sta
toned in Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, october u.-Orders FOR
the transfer Of officers stationed At the
headquarters Of the Department Of the
Gulf until that department was recently
merged into the Department Of he East
have been received here.
General Royal T. Frank, commanding
the department, will report to the adju-
tant-general Of the army for instructions;
Captain John T. Martin. acting Judge-ad-
vccate. viii return to Battery A. First
Artillery, now stationed at Fort Bare1n-
cas-. Pensacols. Fla; Major j. NJ h. Da-
Wis, Inspector general, will rejoin Battery
+, First Artillery. now stationed at Fort
screven. Tybee Island ca; Major John
H. Gale. of the First Artillery, will re-
port TO Major-General Merritt, command
ing the Department OF the East.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12
GLENN-EDMONDS0N.
4 Very Pretty Wedding ut Houston
Left for an Extended Tour.

HOUSTON. VA, October n.-(Special)
81. Johns Episcopal church was the
scene of a very pretty wedding this
morning at $50 o'clock, when Miss Flo
renee c.. Edmondson, of Houston became
the wife Of Mr. +. G. Glenn, Of South
Boston. Va The bride came into the
church leaning on the arm Of her uncle.
Major H. A. EdmondsOn, and, preceded
by her sister and maid Of honor, Miss
Roberta \. Edmondson, and her little
niece. Elizabeth Logan French, aged
years, bearing her bouquet. she was met
~ the chancel by the bridegroom, with
his brother. Mr.. Archer Glenn, best man.
Miss Florence Glenn. sister of the bride
groom. attended. with Mr.. Frank X
Edmondson, as bridesmaid The wedding
march was beautifully rendered by Mrs.
\. r. Green. The ceremony was impress
sively performed by the rector. Rev. ).
Green ShackelfOrd After the ceremony
the happy couple took the $3.50 train FOR
an extended tour. The bride is daugh-
ter OF the late Robert II. Edmondson. ana
the groom Is a popular young business
man Of South Boston and son Of Mr..
James \. Glenn. one Of the best-known
tobacconists Of that town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12

encountered In placing the foundations
but this has been overcome, ana IL ~
now expected that the work VIII au-
vance with rapidity. looking TO com
pletion within the current fiscal year.
The total amount appropriated Is S-'9'
coo. the amount expended TOT s'c
and building during the period eholns
.Iune 30 1899. So. il2lS; total balance J"
,be Treasury and In the hands OF dis
,i''..,,,., AGENT. June 20. 1899, 1885, So,
o,,o,,nt OF contract liabilities, <liisS5.o-'
an,ount actually available June 81, lS''
S2072i54.
NEWPORT NEWS BUILDING.
The supervising architect says OF ,he
Newport News public building: lhat tno
site has been selected. and that the'e
Is available for construction 10 june
GOTH S3I9s3.
BUILDINGS IN NORTH CASOliN- ~
The annual report Of the treasury e.
rartment states the condition OF puDnC
buildings in North Carolina as follows
Elizabeth City-Site selected alu a,,o.s
animation Of title now in progress,
,,1orrt available for construction OF
building. S2O.s72.75; contract hao"i'o''
1900. t,,,,on
Winston-Site selected and eNamilld''O,"
~ title now in progress. Amount aValI-
able for construction Of building S-l'i'''
contract liabilities, S.sO0. 49,.
Architect Taylor states that the |oo'
~ building materials has sreauy
croosed in value since the limit OF cos'
TICS nlaced upon these buildings py
,,rees and that buildings inferior
what were contemplated by Con ri ',,,
when the appropriations were maue' VIZ
necessarily result, unless the app'op'' -
tions are increased. r.,.crtoN
eFFD AND PLANT INTRODCCliO-''
The act Of Congress making applop.,.
tious for the United states Dcp',t o'.
az Agriculture for the fiscal year 1919 ~
vided for the expenditure OF S@''VoV loi -
collection. purchase. test, propdsalon'
and distribution Of rare ana 'di''o,
seeds. bulbs trees. shrubs, Nihe9'
tings. and plants from foreign -.
for experiments with reference ~ ''-'
introduction into this country. en-.
In accordance with the provision OF ''ie
act. a section Of seed and plant lhllo
lion has been established by Secretary
Wilson in The division OF Dotany' a.
several agricultural explorers nave 20
sent TO foreign countries 10 MAKE ~ III
nations Of the value and manner Oh pr
pagating various trees, plants Niile9' 80
ana collect the necessary mateiial loi 'lS
experiments. .,,,-.,.,
M, " n. Swingle. who went TO europe
as ono of these agricultural explorers nus
,.turned and has made report 10 sec
retarv wilson OF the results or MS 'iip
90 the countries along the Mediterranean
mis- roport can be had ON application TO
tho department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12
pDLL.-JONES.
. Martinsburg Man Takes VIM
chester Bride.

WINCHESTER, VA. October u.-(Spe-
GALA pretty wedding was celebrated
here at high noon to-day, when Miss
Milicent Scott Jones. daughter Of Mr..
Beverly r. Jones. was married TO AIR.
Harry Lee Doll, OF Martinsburg. W. Va.
The ceremony was performed in Christ
Protestant Episcopal church, which was
lavishly decorated. The bride was attend
ed by a maid of honor, her sister, Miss
Mary Jones. and entered the church by
the main aisle. leaning upon the arm OF
her father Preceding her were two little
flower girls-Miss Margaret Davis, OF
Philadelphia. and Miss Frances Beverly
Of this citv-and the groomsmen-Mr'
Walter u. White. MIR. n. Noble Tabo'
Mr.. Lawrence NJ Miller. all OF Baltimore
and Mr. Edward NJ. Jones. OF TINS city.
The party were met al the chancel Dy
the bridegroom and his best man, MI
Frank Doll. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Nelson p. Dame. AFTER
wedding dinner the couple left on
northern tour. The groom Is leadihS
businessman OF Martinsburg.
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DINMIDDfE.
Disappeared with Wheel-other
Mention.

MfnltOns
DINWIDDIE COURTHOUSE. VA. '.-
tober ll.-(special)-A well-drcsscd }oa.s
man. giving his name as Dr. Richards
sud representing himself to be Unite
states recruiting office applied if
board and lodging az the residence
Rev. Mr.. Green. near Reams's STATIC.
I'm this county several days ago. s'i..,
that he wished t0 establish Dhl'.'
States recruiting Office. Mr. Green ..'.h
ing that the man was all right '0ml
with his request. Mr. Green's son h'i
bicycle. which he kindly cOnscnici i'
the man have Go ride The man
the hospitality. and Monday m..at
borrowed the wheel. stating iD.l To
would return shortly Upon his w
turning Mr. Green became
and has had a warrant issued
arrest. A man answering his dos
spent the night Monday ar the
of a citizen near here. and a
applied for lodging az BuucrNofin
night and Mt being accommodate.
a wheel in front OF the telegraph oI
at that place. ..
Mr. Bertram Cousins. formerly ..
county but now representing Cd M.'.
house I'm New York was here l"--i-.
Messrs. James Weddei and IT, b. ''.
sins. of PETERSBURG were here to-day
business
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CLARKE COUNTY.
Deatb of a WeIl-KnoNn Lady-I"o
Marriages.

BERRYVILLE. VA. October lbs
cialD-Mrs Mary Page Nelson. widow
Captain william y. Selson. OF iar.'"
Clarke county. died an her home It
morning. after protracted illness. .s,.
Y years Mrs. Nelson was ID olufA''. ..
william Byrd Pa-e. and graradauf
OF John Page. of Page Brook. art
closely related 90 the Byrds and Page
Virginia She leaves one son. Thomas '.
Nelson. OF Clarke county. and two i.-'
ters-Mrs. John Wolfork OF Clarke
u. and Mrs. Turpin. OF Macon. on
interment will be IN the graveyard 't '.-
old chapel ON Thursday
Miss Daisy Ella Barr daushief
:. u. Barr. OF BerryWlle. and Mr q.
Lloyd, young farmer OF Clarke
were married this evening AZ GO
the Baptist church. the pastor h,'
liam Broaddus. officiating. The
was quiet one. and Was witness
by a few relatives and intimate .,
After the ceremony "a supper VIZ
the couple by the parents of me D'..,
Miss Mary A. Carlisle. OF ihls .........
and MIR. George W Grubbs. oi b@...."',f
county. Md. were married ms '',f -
al the residence OF the brides iAiN'''
John W. Carlisle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12

former assistant. Harvey X. hewitt. on
tne charge OF conspiracy in connection
with the Jacobs Kendg- Bledel counter
felting plot, was continued Yesterday pc
fore Judge Mcpherson IN the United
States District Court. william l.. kendig.
of Lancaster one OF the defendants
charged with the CONTRIBUTING. who
made confession some time ago, ami
v no testified against Ingham ana Newt
was cross-examined by Attorney SHIELDS,
counsel for the accused lawyers.
Kendig was asked when he had started
on his career Of crime, ana ne rephed
that he became a party to the counter
feiting conspiracy IN loH IN answer 10
another question he said bis mothers
family name was Hildebrand
"Did YOU not violate the law prior 10
1922" asked Mr.. Shields
was Wa any member Of the Hildebrand
family hangcdE
Did YOU not say that your wickedness
was hereditary
MIR Shields then repeated his former
onesfion as TO Kendigs first offence
against the law. and witness replied that
he was led into the conspiracy by an
other person. whose representations or
the large amount of money TO be made
finally caused him TO give way 10 the
Kendig said when the conspiracy was
concocted he was a salesman in the en-
ploy Of william NJ. Jacobs, the Lancaster
eiosr manufacturer and director Of the
plO. -. 49,.
Witness stated he was not aware that
counterfeit money had been made until
ne learned that some or IL had Deen
passed.
There was considerable sparring be
tween the witness and Mr.. Shields when
the subject Of Kendlg's first visit TO
Inghams law office. in Philadelphia was
reached Counsel attempted 10 confuse
tho witness. who answered slowly and
though,fully His answers for the most
part were decisive, and he adhered to
The story he told on the stand Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12
STANTON AND AUGUSTA.
4 Marriage AT GreenviIIe-The Car
niyul COsts-Bricts.

nlNH1 tOsts-bEfttS.
STANTON. VA. october 11.-(Spe-
cial)-At Greenville. in this county. yes
terday at noon. Miss Alma Boone Hawpe'
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ). T. Hawpe.
was married. 10 Mr.. George Kemper Fos-
ter. of Mount Meridian. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Haddon'
Of Mount Meridian, and Miss Lila zen
kins. Of the same village played the
wedding march. Miss Uncommon Oh
CoOpers, ". Va. wearing white organ
die. was the maid OF honor, ana MISS
Mary A. Neblett. OF Blackstone; Miss
Elizabeth Conrad. of West Virginia; Miss
Lucv Eninger. Of Harrisonburg; MISS
cynthia Gwyn. of Marion. and Miss Mag
gle Miller. Miss Jane Mcclure, MISS
Minnie Rowan, and Miss Blanch Carson
of Greenville. were the bridesmaids
The bridegroom's best man was Mr..
r. T. Many. and Mr.. Fielding OllVler'
Mr.. J. S. Funkhouser Mr.. Stuart OiVier'
Mr.. Montgomery Hawpc. Mr.. Edgar NJ.
Funkbouser. Or. William Gwathmey'
Mr.. William Palmer, and Mr.. W. ;.
Hawpe the brides brother, were the
groOmsmen.
From the church the wedding party
drove to the Hawpe homestead, the
drawing-rooms and halls Of which had
beon decorated with flowers and autumn
colored foliage. where an elegant lunch
con was spread.
A tailor-made suit Of blue broadcloth
was worn by the bride Among the
brides presents was $500 in gold.
The bride is a beautiful girl, and the
BRIDEGROOM is merchant at Mount
Meridian.
MAYOR W. II. Landes reports as fines
imposed last month. S225, OF when NlV
was collected.
A shortage confronting the Carnival
Association. the City Council appro-
priated last night $3.50, so that all car
nival costs will be paid.
Miss Eugenia Bumgardner, sponsor for
the Tenth District has gone out to
pulaski TO attend the Confederate Vet
Grams Grand Camp meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12


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any circumstances permit the medicine
dealer to induce YOU 10 take some other
remedy. There are many substitutes on
the market, but none of them possess
the power TO cure like Golden Medi-
cal Discovery"
Amer using about five bottles of DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery my boy seems TO be
all right" writes Mr.. J. W. Price. Of Ozark
Monroe Co, Ohio. He was very bad VIXEN
commenced g. give him the Golden Medical
Discovery The doctors claimed he had con
sumption and we doctofed with them until he
WAS past walking II has been ten months
since he stopped taking your medicine and he
Is still IN good health D."
To knock on, constipation and bilious
ness, take Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. q