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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03
FOR CONGRESS,
(FIETH DISTRICT
adSEa e. RAHsoEx

We are authorized to announce
HON. JOS. E. RANSDELL, of East
Carroll parish. as candidate for Con-
gress for the unexpired term of the late
Judge Samuel L. Baird. deceased,
from the Fifth Louisiana District. sub.
ject 10 the action Of the Democratic
Convention.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03
N-on-Resid dents.
FIRST WARD.

A. w. Martin.
Wild lands, 1889 acres. Being all
OF sec 10, containing 6S8 60-i00 acres.
Sec so. containg 321 acres and n ! Of
D l sec so. containing ~ 80-100
acres. All in 10. n IL, Q. containing
1889 70-1OO acres. Taxes 1898. $78 .05.
VIM. Burnett Stone.
Wild lands. 1856 acres. Being lots
or fractional sections A and As. of
10. n r Is. e, and known as lot ! in the
partition OF the estate of Geo. S. Rich
ardscn, containing 1856 acres. Taxes
1898, $10.S5.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03

Mer Rouge Democrat: II the press
of the district voices the sentiment OF
the people, Hon. J. e. Ransdell, of
East Carroll, will have walk over at
the nominating convention. Raisdell
is peculiarly fitted for the position to
which be sspiros and this fact coupled
with bis ability makes him the stroDg-
est man BY all odds.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03

Richland Beacon-News: Col. Wade
r. Young, of Monroe, one OF the con-
gressional candidates, was In town last
Saturday, but failed to deliver an
address as he had formerly announced.
lie seemed to find more Ransdcil sup.
por,ers than be expected, aud returned
TO Monroe Saturday night without
giving an Grafton.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03

The So, COO, 900 sent by the United
States to pay off the Cubans, seems
to be very large size elephant just
about now. The soldiers refuse to
take the money and to turn over their
guns. General Brooks must be
somewhat worried over the state OF
affaira
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03

1t is automatically reported that
Dreyfus will get new trial, and
that be will be carried to France
where he will again face a court
martial. 1t is to be hoped that this
innocent man will now be exhonor-
ated after years OF persecution.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03

Bayou Lafourche section in the
lower part of our State, and the
garden spot of the sugar country,
has been greatly damaged in the past
few weeks by the levees giving way
and overlooking the costly property.
There are no fewer than twenty-three
breaks in the levees along that stream.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03

Col. d. F.. Boyd, one of the most
prominent educators OF the State and
a member of the faculty OF the La.
State University, died at Baton
Rouge on Saturday night last.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03

Morehouse Clarion: Young aud
Dawkins, the two other avowed
candidates for congress in this
district, seem to think that they
are we'll enough known to the people
I'd need any introduction to them at
| tie hands of the newspapers. Perhaps
they are correct aud they may discover
that tho people know too much about
tfiem before the campaign is over.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03

The Congressional Committee OF
the Fifth District, is called to meet
at Monroe on Monday next, the 9Th
day of June. ~
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03

bayou. containing "a acres, together
with the back concession thereto.
known as see IS; also lots l and 2, and
the g ! Of uf sec SO. { %. IL.
Q. Taxes 1898, $136.10.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03
YAzoo 4 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
RAILROAD OO.

YAzoo 4 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
RAILROAD 90.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOON.
NOVEMBER 18th.
SOUTH BOUND.
. No. 5-Leaves Memphis 8:25 p. m.
Arrives yicksburg S:16 AM.
Leaves Vicksburg 500 a. m.
Arrives New Orleans 10:40 a. nj
No. 2s-Leaves Memphis 900 .. m
Arrives Vicksburg THO p. m.
No. 21-Leaves vicksburg 7;50 a. m.
Arrives New Orleans $50 p. m.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 6-Leayes New Orleans 400 y.
m.
Arrives yicksburg 1880 p. m.
Lenyes Vicksburg l1:40 p. m.
Arrives Memphis 6;56 .. m.
No. 22-Leaves New Orleans 500 a.
m.
Arrives vicksburg 600 p. m,
No. 24-Leaves Vicksburg $40 am
Arrives Memphis $50 p. m.
No. 8 connects with No. b05 at Har.
riston. arriving At Natchez at 6:45 a. m.
No. II connects with b21 At Harris.
ton arriving At Natchez al 1920 a. m.
No. Fl connects with No. 504 At HAr.
riston, arriving At Jackson at 1880 pm.
No. $50 due to lesye Natchez at Csc
p m. connects with No. ~ at Harris
ton.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03
SECOND WARD.

Edward We'll.
Westland plantation. 1892 acres
Being an undivided half OF Westland
platantion. composed of sections 10, 80.
80, SO and "a. and / of sec ~, of I
20, n II. Q. and 9 OF Of sec 6, G
Of n of sec z; sections and 8. n
! and / OF sec and W ! of sec 3
and 10 Of t 10, r IL, Q. Taxes 1898,
$20945.
Henry Lazarus.
Westiand plantation. 1892 rcres
Being an undivided half of the West
land, composed of sections 10. 30. 81
SO and 81. and / Of sec 81 OF 20
n IL, Q. and 1 of e ! OF sec 6. f
of of sec z. Sections and 8, !
! aud, / of sec 9, and W ] OF sections
8 and 10 of 10. mr. II. 9. Taxes 1898
$2O9. d..
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-06-03
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS OF
State Tax Sales
immovable Property.
The State Of Louisiana vs..
Delinquent Tax Debtors,
Parish Of East Carroll.

By virtue of the authority invested In me
byyfiie Constitution and Laws Of the State
Of Louisiana, / will proceed to sell at the
principal door of the COurthouse in which
the Civil District Court OF said parish is
held, within the legal hours for judicial
Sales, beginning at eleven O'Clock, a. m, ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
RAPTISTS ELECT
THREE: DELEGATES
Clark Gets Every Vote Cast at Suth-
erland's Precinct.
PETERSBURG TOBACCO SALES,
Tho Highest Price of the Season oh
tained-Barham Defeats Baugh 10y
Small Majority - CIRCUIT
Court of Prince George,
PETERSBURG TOBACCO SALES

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. S.-Spcciai-
Tho second Baptist church tonight elect
cd DELEGATES TO the General Baptist Nss'-
citation. which meets this month SO k'o"-
rnond. a. follows. Ncssrs. }. a F1'eS'
j.. J.. Mathews and Joseph T.. fii@
Major Mann Page. Of Brandon. passed.
through Petersburg this evening en- route
20 Richmond.
r y. Clark the regular Democia'c
nominee for the House Of Delegates from
the county Of Diuw.ddie. received il'
votes at suthcrland's precinct This was
che entire vote cast at This precinct
Bland precinct. Prince George county
gave Barham. the regular bemoc Ia.'
nominee. is majority over Baugh' lnde-
pendent democrat II Is thought that
Borham has defeated BauSh by small
majority.
At oaks warehouse to-day nineteen
dollars per hundred pounds was obtained
for tobacco. This SIS about the m%hes'
price Obtained this season.
Rev. j. u. tlarte. pIstor OF the SECOND
Baptist church in this city. leit Tor bi'oA-
stone this morning % marry a couple.
The circuit Court Of Prince George
county. Judge b. A. Hancock presiding.
opened to-day There are mo- eases on
public Interest to be disposed Of az TINS
term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
Country wedding.

FRFDFRICEeB VA, Nov. g.
.eoeciaI-Mr Silas u. Perry and Miss car
RE T. Eastburn. daughter Of Mr. Oliver
Easibum both Of Snotsylvaria county.
were married TODAY at Tahenacle
church Pew Ga IT, Williams officiating
Miss Settle F9stburn was maid Of honor
and Mt William Perry best man.
The other attendants were. Brides
maids Misses Carrie y. Quinn. .. Grace
Morrison. Reha Eaetburn and Addie Perry
Croomsmc7. g. T. Eletburn, IT, IT. Grav-
att. II. Jennings ana f. f. oswald. Ish-
crs. oliver Morrison J. u. Harris, Sam
Thomas and J. g. Alrich.
Mr. and Mrs Perry left on the afternoon
train FOR % Northern tour
At New Hope Methodist church I'm stat
ford county az s O'Clock tonight. a
double wedding was soiemnize1 the pri0-
cipals being Mr William Teyton. son Of
CAPTAIN s G. Peyton. and Miss Kate Fd-
wards. Mr. Price G. Edwards. son Of the
late Henry w Edwards and Miss Nellie
Deacon all Of stafford county. Rev. j. p.
Stump. Of this CITY, Obligated. Both
couples came 20 this city and left on the
North bound train for n bridal tour.
Miss Ophclia Digs Of Caroline county
and Nj Frank Warrer,'of Colorado. lefi
for Washington today, where they were
married this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09

ASHLAND. VA. Nov. S-Spac ai.-Aiiss
Mabel Clair wiugae.d OF This place. was
married to-day al Duncan Memorial
church 20 Mr.. John Howard Hardy. OF
Ford. Va. The ceremony was performed
lby Rev. Harvey Johnson. of Pittsyivania
county. The bride was handsomely at
tired IN "a mode travelling dress The
maid OF honor was Miss Blanche Wing
field. sister Of the bride. and Mr. willard
9iosseaU. OF Ford, Va, was best man.
nhe ushers were s l.. Hawks. A. Il.
Diawks. J w Clarke and Robert Per
due. OF ManchestcT; William Wiugdeld
and j W Ratclin6 Of Ashland
The bride Is a beautiful and accomplish
Id daughter Of Mrs Sailie j. Wingfieid.
81 this place. and the groom a trusted
smploye OF the Norfolk and Western
tai'road al Ford. Va.
IT,. happy couple left On the noon train
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT CASES,
Negro Sent OH 60 Grand jury for High
WAY Robbery,


NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Nov. Spec
fai-Judge Blackstone, Of the Circuit
Court. to-day began a special term for
the consideration Of the affairs OF the
dofunct Atlantic Transport Company
These affairs are so tangled that it Is
safe TO say none Of the score OF brilliant
lawyers engaged I'm the various phases
of the case thoroughly understand il
themselves.
ln general IL may be said. tho fight is
TO take the whole case out Of the state
courts and transfer IL 10 he United states
Courts.
When the case opened there were at
least twenty lawyers arrayed before the
bar These included q number Of legal
gentlemen from New York and Norfolk.
There were also present General Edward
J.. Mo0ny and NJ r. ingalls,. Jr., Of New
York. former receivers for the company.
The Chancery case of the Chesapeake
and Ohio VS.. the Atlantic Transport Com
pany. was soon disposed Of, the case be-
ing stricken from tho docket of the CIR
cult Court. an parties asserting.
The court then took up the common
law phase constituted by tho case OF the
Knichorb0cRer steam Towage Company
VS. the Atlantic Transport Company.
The afternoon was devoted 20 hearing
evidence in this case and ITS discussion
by counsel.
Frank Harris. a negro, was sent on 10
the grand jury this morning on charge
OF highway robbery. Harris, st IS charged.
SIS one of the two negroes who ten DAYS
ago held up James Futrell. white. ON
Washington Avenue in broad daylight and
robbed him of So.
Mr.. Fuuell positively Identified Harris
who set mp % theory of alibi that did not
go with the court 4 strong effort VIII
be- made TO convict Harris. for the
authorities are anxious TO break up this
sort of thing, which IS becoming UNI
pleasantly common hereabOuts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
NEW ORDINANCE
ON FIRE ESCAPES
To be Put on Places Over Two Stories
in Height.
USE OF THE UNION LABEL.
Ordinance Requiring it on all Printed
Matter and Stationery Used by
the City-The Maintenance
of Livery stables,
Use OF THE UNION LABEL.

The meeting OF tho Committee ON Ordl-
nances last night brought up a number
Of very interesting matters. affecting
number Of people.
The committee met in the city Hall al
o'clock. with the following members
present. Mcssrs. Bloombcrs chairman
Drewrv and Winston.
The committee considered 800 ordinance
referred % the Board of Aldermen di-
rectine aud recurring the use OF tine union
label OF the International Tyrotfd9hich
Union of North America or its subordinate
union. Richmond Typographical Union
No. CD ON AN printed natter stationery,
etc.. used biz the city.
Tho ordinance was referred Go the 'liy
Attorney after some discussion. fro ascef-
tain his opinion as 10 the character OF me
legislation proposed and as % the form o.
the ordinance
An ordinance requiring street car COM
nanies. owners or lcssees of public eie'a
tors and public halls to have printed ana
}ro,,i .,oetcd in CONSPICUOUS places ~
street ears. public elevators and nails
comics ~ the ordinance approved April ~
1879. prohibiting expectoratng or thro"ins
OF fruit skins - DeclIncs upon sidewalks
or on the floors or street cars. public oie-
vators and public halls. which was referred
by the Board OF Aiderr,cu after having
been adooted by the Common Council
was acted unon favoraby and returned ~
the BOARD with the accommodation tha'
20 be concurrod In.
FIRE FeCATFS.
s communication from the BOARD - Fire
ton from 'ho chief of Fire Department
that an factories shops hotels and
places Of public amusement over two
stories I'm height. be provided with lmnrov-
ed fire escanes. was then taken MP. and
motion adopted recon men1in@ 20 mo
Council me adoption of an ordinance 20
amend tho present ordinance 90 as IN
embrace the change desired By the tire
| Commissioners and chief
The committee took from The table tho
ordinance 10 require p permit from tho
Committee ON Health FOR The continuation
| ~ an livery stables now ov's'ing I'm 'h's
citv. after the fret day Of January. 100o
and 20 require an livery sfables hereafter
| located 10 obtain n permit before tho 'oo9-
| ton of same and providing for n fine NJ
not less than five nor more than fu0n'"-
| five dollars FOR each days business without
| such hermit nut in tho absence NJ persons
/ WIN desire 20 he heard ON lo'h sides 81 che
| question thew decided n postpone making
| any recommendation until fhe next meet
| irg At fhis meeting livervuen and
othcrs win he invited TO attend n intcr-
| csfed.
MEETINGS TO-DAY
Tho following meetlnFs Will be hold ln
| the Citv HaU TODAY.
| Committee on Health 7.9A p ".
! Committee ON Streets 8 = ~
! Tho street Committee is called - '7ke
! un f0r consideration the ordinance grant
/ ing "a franchise FOR street railway priri-
| ioges on Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
ALEXANDRIA WEDDINGS.
Marriage OF MIR. Angustin Monroe ana
7Irs. Alice Brent WOOticy.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Nov. H.-Spe al
The residence of Mt samuel g. Brent. OF
North Columbus street was this after
non. at $50 O'Clock. the Scene of pretty
wedding. The contracting parties were
Mrs. Alice Brent Wooley, sister Of Mt
samuel Brent. and Mr.. Augustin Monroe
81 Larchmont. y Y The spacious pariors
presented a tropical appearance, beng
handsomely bcdecked with palms, ferns
potted PANTS ana other flowers.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Mir C0pden. of New York.
The bride was becomlngly attired I'm a
dress Of crepe de chine, point lace and dia-
rnonds. and carried "a handsome bouquet
az brides roses The attendants were
Mis- Jean Brent Master John Cabeil and
Master George Brent Mr.. Edward Grcd-
son. OF New YORK. acted as best man.
After the ceremony "a reception was held
in the dininc-foom. after which the cou-
pie left FOR New York. where they VIII
make their future home.
Among those present were many from
New York Baltimore and other places.
Mr. Louis shuman, Jr., and Miss Moilie
FIeimuth were quietly married al 81
Marv's Catholic church this morning by
Rev ~. J Cutler
Cards we're issued to-day Tor the mar
fiage Of Miss Edith Pauline English,
daughter OF Mrs. Julia A. English. 10 pr.
Julian n. Miller which Will take place
~ Christ church on the evening OF the
22d
Wesley Re1d. o col0rcd youth, was pub
iiriy whipped at police headquarters this
morning by order Of Mayor Simpson. for
stealing eight dozen eggs from Mr.. Edgar
Warneld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
ELEGANT CHURCH WEDDING.
Miss Minnie Watson Crattan the BRIDE
of Mr.. Giimor Weston.


sTAt7NTCN. VA, Nov S-5peciaL-
The first wedding in The First lrcab.-
terian church since its renovation took
uiacc at $50 O'Clock This afternoon. The
bride was Miss Minnie watson, youngest
daughter of Judge Charles Gunther' and
tho groom, Mr. Gilmor Weston, formerly
Of Suffolk. Va.
The church was not decorated. Ihe ia'l-
ilv of the bride being In mourning, every
thing was as simple as possible.
The bridal party entered TO tho strains
RI Memberships Wedding March In The
following order: fishers, Messfs ).
Walker McChcsney. Thomas Hog-head.
rhom1s Bowling. j. Med. McCue. Clark
Worthiucton. Tazewcu Bumgardncr. OF
s aunton. Edward Arhucklo. OF Lewishurr.
vs.. Va. and George Grattan. Of Harrison
burg Va These were followed by the
dame NJ honor Mrs. Warner j. Oliver
Jr.. sister of the bride. She wore pure
white The bride entered with her fafh p.
who gave hcr away She wore q lovely
gown ~ white organdlc over silk and tulle
veil The groom and HIS best man. Mr..
| F. II. Absolute. Of Lexington. va. met
/ tho hride N the altar. The ceremony WAS
rorformol by Rev A. NJ Fraser. j.. y"
pastor Of the church
Mfr and Mrs Weston loft m the Chesa-
| apoake and Ohio train NJ o'clock COR a
| trip West They viii reside in Stanton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
Weddings I'm Pnoc.

LURAY. Nov Especially. T. Key
ser. of Honeyyille. this county, was mar
ried at 70 O'Clock to-day to Miss Ada y.
Sheeler. daughter Of John w Sheelcr,
Esq. of Grove Hill The bridal party
left on the evening train for two weeks
visit to northern cities.
Mr. Burton Rothgeb and Miss Blanche
Grove daughter Of John C.. Grove ESQ.
were married at the residence Of the
brides parents last evening at O'Clock.
There was a beautiful home wedding az
$50 A. NJ. to-day, when Mr. ]. ". Brum-
back and Miss Minnie NJ BOnbaker.
daughter of John III. B0nbaker, Esq. were
married. The Rev. H. II. Sherman. pas
tor OF the Methodist church OBLIGATED.
The bride and groom LETT on the morning
train for Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
SCHLEYS VIRGINIA WELCOME.
Receives an Ovation at Southwest
Towns

BRISTOL. VA, Nov. Especial
Admiral Schley and party arrived IN
Bristol over the Southern railway at
o'clock this evening. The train made
stop Of thirty minutes. Fully five thouE
sand people had assembled, and the recep-
ton amounted TO an enthusiastic ova-
ton.
The Admiral was presented TO the crowd
10y Congressman Rhea, OF the Ninth Viz
elnia district Admiral Schley responded
I'm a talk of five minutes i'm which he
thanked the citizens fOP their cordial
greeting Referring 10 the victory at
Santiago. ne said he claimed only a part
of the honor, that he was only one Of a
great number Who contributed TO the sue
oass of our arms on that occasion, and
thao the victory at Santiago only supple
menled what the dauntless Dewey had
achieved at Manila.
on behalf Of the ladies Of Bristol, two
little girls presented the Admiral and
Mrs schley with a bouquet Of white
chrysanthemums.
The Admiral and party were greeted
with equal enthusiasm by crowds along
the line of the Norfolk and Western rail-
way in Southwest Virginia. Stops were
made at Abingdon. Emory, Marion and
Other towns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
Woodstock Weddings.

WOODSTOCK. VA. Nov Special.
Mr. Hubert C.. Wisman junior member
of the firm OF J. II. Wisman, Of this place.
and Mis- Mamie Il. Peer of near Wood
stock. were married this morning an the
brides home
AT Strasburg. at the home Of the bride.
Mr. John H. Rogers an express messen-
ger running between Washington and
Harrisonburg and Miss Carrie Z. Som
ner. a popular young lady OF that place.
were married, Rev l.. J.. Smith. Of the
Lutheran church officiating.
MIR Arthur w Sewer. Of Lebanon, this
county. and Miss Fannie r.. Netter.
daughter OF Milton Vetter a well-known
farmer living TWO miles north Of Wood
stock, were married at her home yester-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
NOTABLE WEDDING.
Mas Eleanor Prescott the Bride OF
Edwin {. Iyey.

LYNCHBURG. VA, Nov. S.-SpeclaI.-
The home Of MT. and Mrs. James h. I'd
munds. in this city was the scene TINS
afternoon Of an interesting marriage, the
parties 90 the union being Mr.. Edwin G..
Ivey. son Of MIR W. &. Ivey, and Miss
Eleanor W. Prescott sister Of Mrs. Ed
munds The ceremony was conducted by
Rev r. NJ Carson -. d., rector OF ST.
Paurs Episcopal church. The bride. who
is a young lady of unusual beauty, Wore
a gown OF white satin and vel caught
with orange blossoms and a diamond
brooch. the gift OF the groom. She car
ried lilies of the valley Miss Carrie
Kean. daughter Of the late r.. G.. H. Kean.
was maid Of honor while Mr.. W. Russell
Winfrce was best man.
The other attendants were Misses Katie
Fdmupds and Katherine Digs. In pink
costumes. and Misses Phoebe Edmunds
and Jennie Lille IN blue. These young
ladies held the satin ribbons. tied with
punches Of pink roses. which formed the
aisle leading To- the impI0vised altar
Music was rendered by the Italian string
band. The decorations were OF cut flowers
and growing plants
After The ceremony "a wedding break
fast was served. al the conclusion OF
which Mr.. and Mis-. Ivey took the train
for an extended NofChcrn tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
Ctix Cnnrts.

Suit was instituted In the Law and
Equity Court yesterday by Joseph Cosby
against Lula Cosby
In the Hastings Court Daniel Graham
(coloreD was convicted Of assault and
battery and given sixty days in jail and
s. fine.
Richard Brown lcoloreD was convicted
OF malicious assault and sentenced to one
year in the penitentiary.
Mary Lucy Burch was given thirty days
for petit larceny.
Suit was entered IN the Circuit Court
by John D. Blair against S. NJ. Clark &
Co.. claims s23A5l and damages 500.
Judgment was rendered for the plain
tiff in the case of the Chicago Cottage
Organ Company against Sarah Bradley
for the recovery OF one piano valued al
tA.
The Chancery Court will be closed to-
day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09

CHASE CITY. VA. Nov. S.-Special.-
Miss Josie NJ Daniel and Mr. Charles r..
Hunter were married here to-day az high
noon TN the Methodist church. Rev. Dr,
, W W. Royal performing the ceremony.
The church was hastily decorated with
floral wrcaths and evcrrreons.
The bride is "a step-daughtcr Of Mr. John
A. Roberts. recently moved here from
clifton Forge. Va, and the groom was
formerly Of Richmond. and now O pr0mi-
lnent pharmacist 81 Clifton Forge.
/ The counle left on the midday train
cluhed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
HENRIC0 ELECTION.
Jones Chosen to the House by Large
Maiorify

David Donati who has been selling
liquor for some time I'm the county, was
before Justice James r. Lewis yesterday
morning on a charge OF selling liquor Oh
Sunday, October lst, Stlr and 18th. After
much evidence had been heard, Justice
Lewis imposed a fine OF SO and costs for
selling liquor on October Isl, but as the
other offences could not be proven they
were dismissed.
A marriage license was granted by
Clerk Waddhl TO Green 3. Nichols and
Hannah A. Mooney
The result of the election in Henrico
county is a very large majority for Mr..
Felix NJ Jones. The election passed of
quietly and nothing unpleasant occurred
To interfere with the voting.
The total vote cast ia the county was
light. being ga. OF this Mr.. Jones re-
ceived Sl3, Mr.. Southwark 151. Mr.. Gar
diner g. and one vote was thrown out.
The three votes for Gardiner were cast
20 Chestnut Hill The one vote was
thrown out al Jones precinct, whore Mr..
Southwark received his largest vote.