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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-17
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The Richardson
A Fourth to a Half.

It's only being fair when we tell you of the
prices we are selling certain lines of goods at
The economy of buying now will be appreciated
by you later. August is rated as quiet month
and quiet times in store like this means waste
full times-so we turn certain lines of goods into
the channel of low prices and you gather them as
they float by, and at such small prices.-This
store stakes its reputation on the quality of goods
offered as strongly as though they were paying a
profit Come and see.
Thoeo ILL.,, ,I bright, Is always
Pattern Dresses be alogeth- ' ~ p a h,. ' a
4, - . - , . u '0oi1" VI in store-and to make more
- III 81 w ~ y "o.'an attractive Wstors-we have dis
" ta." nv anu w M 10 played and offer for sale nominal
~ d. 80, 90 h sae prices very chic trimmed Hats
, WITCH uon Sye ST. SO to $2.5O-Kindly make it
anu aie oe'eo 10Y them.-Fowers 1Oc
from SO. 90 to $1O5O P ~
Pretty Made of Chit
Cloak Room few Suits riu11y Articles fon and Lib
Possibilities pr;ced fro ery Silk are
En- - 900 ~ on exhibition
fro en- 80 e97 tersCoarettes Dress Fronts,
Shirt Waists A. roost ht p and dainty creations that add
cLr+e 40 go. 10 much costume.-Pices
Petticoats from sc. 90 to $12.5O.- very 'e'So"'oe'
glance of these articles ash-Lookers
convince you OF their values welcome as purchasers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-17
FAIRFA

Mrs. Ellen Hicks spent last week with
Ur. REYNOLDS family In FerIisburgh-
MIR. Charles Martin of Hinesbursh visited
at Mrs. Ella Martins last week.-Mrs
II. Ballard and daughters, Marion and
Florence, were at The Cedars Aug, To-
Mrs Jesse Parsons of Massachusetts is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-17

we're from $1,000 to $37.5O.-
Shirt Waists at most hait-Pique
Skirts at $3.48 were $5.o8.-Silk
Petticoats from Sc. 90 to $12.5O.-
A glance at any of these articles will
convince you of their values.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-17

IL. f. Brigham is building an addition
10 the store coupled by Mr. Naramore -
The families of o. c. Farnsworth and G.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-17

+. j. Sweat has begun work on the new
block he is to build on the corner of Troy
and Willow streets. Mrs. j. *. Fuller and
young son of Windsor are visiting relatives
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Jonn II, Acms of
Washington, ID. c., are IN town for the
SUMMERTIME hotels at Abercorn and at
Sutton, p. O. have been licensed to sell
liquor after a period of "A years.--J. II.
Mason and DIR, Moy went to Burlngt on
Thursday on Chinese busiucss.--M and
Mrs. II. G. COmings, Master Herbert Com
ings and Willie Mckinney went WedrsS-
day " the White Mountains fox a lew
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02
BORDEN's MOVE CONTAGIOUS.
All FAN River Operatives VIII lie
Given Increase of Wages.

FALL RIVER, MASS, December l.
The move Of NJ. ID. Borden Of New York.
president Of the IrOn-WOrks COttOn-Mlll
Company, in this city, i'm voluntarily
giving his help an advance Of 10 per cent,
forced the hand of the Manufacturers
Association, and at the conclusion Of q
conference this afternoon between the
tive secretaries Of the labor unions III the
Textile Council and the special commit
nOunced that the entire body Of mill ope-
ratives IN Fall River would be given an
Increase In wages OF 10 per cent, begin
ming Monday, December. llth, one week
later than the date on which the Iron
Works operatives VIII receive the full
advance. The operatives, however. are
asked TO agree 10 the adoption of slid
ing scale OF wages. 10 cover the future
wage-list prior 20 next July
The manufacturers while rtt admitting
that Matthew BOrden's stand upon the
wage question had forced them 10 follow,
admitted that they We're disappointed at
his action They claimed to have had
authentic Information a few weeks ago,
when the agitation for an increase was
begun, that Mr.. Borden was opposed 10
the advance. and would fight against
granting IT, On the strength OF this the
manufacturers committee said they sold
g. 900 go futures 10 next March. at figures
that did not consider any advance In
wages.
have concluded 10 accept the new o1er
of the manufacturers. and refer II 10 a
noon print-cloths were advanced IA OF a
cent. and at that figure the manufac-
turers say they can AFFORD the fun In
crease in wages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02
Personals and Briefs.

Professor Charles l.. Cooke. Of Hollins
institute. IS the guest Of Mr. James j..
Crump. POI south Fourth street
The Richmond Traction Comn1'v hes
received five new cars, which VIII shortly
boz placed on the Broad-strert Ioad-
Mr. j. vs.. Baggett, Of the Fredericks-
burg Star. Dr. I'm the city for Few DAY s.
and is staying at s2l east Marshall street
Mr. Robert r. Witt. Clerk of the. Cir
cult Court of R0ckbridse county, Is az
New FOrd's Hotel he was legislative
committee clerk i'm lHo-u.
Mrs. Or. VI. .. Carter. OF Washington.
IS visiting the city. and Is the guest ot
Mrs. James f.. Turner, SIC north Third
street
Mr.. Frank VI. Parker went 10 New
York yesterday. Tie will return 10 Hon
duras about January lst. but viii Visit
Richmond again I'm the mean time.
Rev. wallace r. Evans and bride Of
Lynchburg, arrived in the city. yesterday,
and are the guests of Miss Maud VIII
knson. Of No. south Pine street.
slr. Joseph Pope Nash. who is pursuing
an academic course az the University ot
Virginia. is IN the city for few days,
and Is being treated by Or. Merllck for
a slight throat trouble.
Hfrs. Mehetabel y. Gable. mother Of
Captain George II. Gable, the well-knoWn
conductor on the southern railway SUI =
fcred an epileptic stroke Thursday and
her condition is critical
Rev. Dr. +. Y. Mullins, president Of the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary,
who has been attending the Baptist con-
yentions of North and South Carolina.
is expected in the city to-day.
Conway n. Sands. Jr.. the 22months-
old son of Hon. and Mrs. Conway X
sands. died yesterday morning. The tune-
raj will take place from the home, No.
1901 Grove avenue, this afternoon az $50
o'clock.
Rev. Carey L. Morgan will preach AT
ccventh-Street Christian church tO-mOr-
rov morning the second of his series Of
sermons I'm answer 10 the question, what
is the Church trying 20 dOT His sub
iecr will be. "The Church and the TN
saved" At the night service the sub
iect wiz be Making the Most of Life"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02
CHARLOTTEsyILLE.
4 Rig GIFT RecaIIed-women and
Colleges.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, December
1.-(Special) THE Virginia Ice Company
has sold its plant and franchise to Cap
tain L. O. Troy and others interested in
the Charlottesville and University Subur-
ban street railway, and they will take
charge January lst.
The Robert L. Lee who died in Lynch
burg from injuries received in a fall from
a house was the same man 10 whom a
friend gave a $1,000 check last year. Lee
probably did not realize the money for
which the check called though the in
come of the man whose name was signed
10 IL Is reported 10 be about $4,000 a year.
At the time Of the gift Lee was a mail
carrier whose route was IN the Unver-
sity community and the donor a student
at the University.
A telegram TO Captain Micaiah Woods
announces tho death In Birmingham.
Ala. of the wife Of Dr.. Lewis Coleman
Morris. She leaves an infant only d few
days old.
The first meeting Of the Virginia branch
Of the Association Of Collegiate Alumnae
was held last evening at the residence Of
Professor Albert Ii. futile. OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia. Miss Parrish. presi-
dent OF the association, has Just returned
from Chicago, where the national meet
ing OF the association was held. and pre-
pared a report Of the educational work
OF colleges for women IN this country.
one OF the objects OF this association IS
TO seek out girls who are anxious 10 have
a collegiate education, and to give them
an opportunity 10 stand che competitive
examinations for scholarships which have
been provided by such colleges as Byrn-
Alawr. Vassar, Smith, and Wellesley.
These examinations are the same as those
required for entrance 10 Harvard and
Yale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02
VI. C's IN WASHINGTON.
Minority Leadership Contest-Per-
.ouuIa REGARDING Home Folk.

WASHINGTON. u. c., December l.
Especial )-Represent Lamp artlNeu
this morning and was FOR a part OF the
dav AT the Riggs House, where he met
several OF the Virginia representatives,.
All OF the virginia members or the House
except Representative Dung, or the Nor
folk District. are present, ana senator
Martin is also on hand.
An estimate this evening as TO the NIL
n0rity leadership is as follows Sulzer'
rs. Bankhead. "a: Richardson, .; De Ar
mond A.. IL is probable that majority
of the Virginia delegation in the House
perhaps siX-Will support De Almond az
the caucus tomorrow.
TALKS WITH HENDERSON.
Captain Lamb and Congressman
Ouarles to-day called on General Hem
derson, who received them cordially ana
talked very pleasantly.
Another member of Congress called on
General Henderson to-day. and was In
formed by him that he had forty appil-
cations for position on tile River ana
HarbOr Committee lie also said that this
member having been returned. This seems
10 indicate forty disappointed men.
PERSONAL.
Mr. George Browning, of Madison coun-
~, Va, q former and popular attache
or the House OF Representatives,, VIII not
be a candidate for reelection by the
Democratic CAUCUS. Mr.. Browning mas
commenced the practice Of law In Madi-
son. ana may at ilt hlrANliA NfA3 NN''Ah' -
candidate for the State Legislature.
Mr.. James McGavOck, OF Max Meadows,
Wythe county Va, who was prominent
and popular figure NJ the Jennings race
course during the season just ended, lett
for home to-day. Mr.. McGavock -
breeder Of fine horses. and has one Of the
most extensive and complete stock-farms
I'm Southwest Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T.. CongdOn, New
Berne. y. c.; James NJ Moody and wife,
Waynesyille. \. c.; Miss Dove WILDER,
Asheville \. C.-NatiOnal
Thomas Jardins, Richmond; Albert a.
Holton. High Point y. c.; Il. !. john
SON and wife, Richmond-St. James.
Mr.. Claudlus Dockery. Of Rockingham,
Richmond county. n c., has been in the
city during the week, In the interest OF
the case OF his father, who Is contestlng
tho seat Of Hon. John j.. Bellamy, the
Democrat elected I'm the Wilmington Dis
trict.
II. NJ. Griffin and wife. Richmond; ].
-. Titus, Leesburg Va; J. 4. Turner.
Fredericksburg. Va; II. II. Painter and
WIFE, Asheyille, y. c.-iIOward House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02
. THEN AND Now.

To say that a man has Brights
disease was once considered
equivalent to saying that he
stood in the valley of the shadow
of death. The end was only a
question of time. But that was
before Warmers Safe Cure had
spread its benefits over the land.
c. H. Lincoln. Of Medford,
Mass, says:
"Ihad typhoid fever, and after
it came kidney trouble, and it
was whispered around that |
had Brights disease Of the kid
neys. l knew what that meant,
so / pitched the medicine | had
outdoors. | then bought one
bottle of Warmers Safe Cure
and took it according to direc-
tions. The first bottle gave me
relief and | bought second.
Before that was gone | had
gained nearly ten pounds. /
continued taking Safe Cure, and
it cured me.
Il am fifty-nine years old and
enjoy as good health as any
man OF my age. If any one 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 Brights
disease has set in the kidney
tissue is breaking down and
passing away every minute.
The strength Of the body is sap
ped steadily, surely.
Inasmuch as Warmers Safe
Cure alone stops kidney degene-
ration, should it not be used
without an hours delay when
pain in the back and head, a
cold skin, and bad digestion give
unmistakable warning2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02
THEY APPROVED THE BILLS.
Expenses OF Presidents Trip to
WASHINGTON Ordered to he Paid.

The joint special Council Committee on
invitation and Reception OF the President
or the United States and lis Cabinet met
In The city Hall last night 10 audit and
approve the bills for expenses incurred
81 me occasion OF the Presidents visit.
Inc members present We're Messrs. Cas-
kle chairman Curtis. Gunst. Pollock.
hoDsOn. shea. Wallerstcin. Allen. DOnd-
noe. Drewry. and Whittet
a detailed statement OF all expenses.
including the luncheon at the jefferson.
carriages. flowers. decorations. ana
launching tickets for the invited guests
was submitted by the Sergeant-at-Arms
ana approved and recommended to the
Council for payment.
on motion Of Mr.. Pollock. n vote or
thanks was rendered Messrs. Caskie, AL
len, Tanner. Trayers. and Christian, who
composed tho Executive Committee, and
who gave so much OF their time 10 plan
ming and arranging all details for the re-
ception OF the Chief Executive. and were
uutirng in their efforts to make II the
success that n was
Resolutions were also adopted extend
ing the thanks Of the committee TO Ser
geant-at-Arms Ruskell and Committee
Clerk Mcdowell for their forethought
and attention 10 every detail 10 secure
comforts for the committee on It's trip 10
Washington and Tor the presidenlal
party during its stay I'm TINS city. 10
Judge Edmund Waddill for the use OF His
private carriage. and 20 the Long-Dis-
lance Telephone Company for courtesies
extended in the use OF their lines.
The Joint committee that went 10
Washington IN the interest or the i'm
provement Of James river also met at y
o'clock and approved the bills OF expense
on the occasion Of their trip. The COM
uittee will report 10 the Council Monday
evening the result OF their visit, which
was very encouraging from every stand
point. 81,
Tho Committee on cemeteries met az .
O'Clock and transacted routine business.
Tho Committee on Light and First Mar
ket were scheduled 10 meet last night
but neither secured quorum or MEM
bers.
The Committee on Improvement Of
James River has been called 10 meet to-
niehf al o'clock 10 further consider the
question Of acquiring rights along me
forior line for dykes and the establish
meut OF a street.
The Finance Committee will meet to-
night m $ o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02
TO PASS NEXT WEEK.
...,,,. srurrr RAILWAY ORDINANCES
u,, u,nDLY uE AMENDED
SPECIAL NESTING 70 Be CALLED
Tho ordinance Not 70 he 00"'"'''"
Monday Nish'-t'"""''
H. TAXATION schedule
ro-Nfrhf.



a.r... I. DID reason 10 s"ii $780,.
.m l. made in inc
.,.. Committee ou stfcc.7' AM"
,..r N-.v.ton syndicate
,Vue i' '"o ..r,fe a street
authority to poiN ''' DO Goes to
ru.v in Richmond ,,t.,.,
... ..,,n..n Council nest "'''
rs .. committee. which
tnarf.ty' ''t ,..rfv amend their
meets to-n.Eli. "'' .....io, 20 coin
report ou OH. aN.. .-,,......
...f rr.e OF INC 0'"'''''''0e
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...s au - 10,
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80 WY
''..'.''',
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.. nU como mp I'm the regu-
o.. me.Uls ot the Council
. .at 10 w- not be consid-
Ola. tmr ll0Uen very early
I. fN uH.r thc ordinance VIII
The rules rec
...- t0 on the table for
.. .. u1cd in This case.
.... uc.lmen THAT the
..aried I'M its present
...t newton syndicate. or
.f the members. one
would NOT accent the
terms as laid down in
...r.rsF .Nofr ,rf1lirrr,,cee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02

with Mrs. W. $. Murray I'm the chair AS
~ WIN suit the ladies better. II was de-
cided 10 hold the meetings hereafter on
We ilfst Friday IN the month. Mrs. W NJ.
Wade WAS chosen assistant corrospoudinp
secretary. II having been found necessary
10 create that Office
The squares OF tho Autograph counter
pune were brought IN, and were greatly
admired. AIRS Charles j Billups was
made chairman OF the committee having
Shalee 81 this work from which 500 will
pe ltalzcd. There are over 900 auto
graphs IN the squares
Tho auxiliary viii give the inmates OF
the Masonic Home beautiful Christmas
tree on Wednesday. December 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02

Tho gratifying intelligence has been re-
ceiVed here that Rev. Or. j. c. Hiden
Who had severe spell OF nervous pros
tration during the spring and summer.
has recovered his health lie IS the guest
OF his son. DR.. Joseph II. Hidden. I'm Ac-
comac county. whore he has been resting
for some time
Dr. Hiden viii not undertake any active
work Tor some time. His physicians say
tnai after many years Of constant and
hard work he needs rest. 1t IS probable
mat hc win spend part of the winter fur
Their South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02
A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
Twenty-Five Years Constant Use
MithOnt a EniInrc.

The first indication Of Group IS hoarse-
ness. and i'm "A child subject 20 that dis
ease IL may be taken as a sure sign or
the approach OF an attack. Following this
hoarseness Is a peculiar rough cough. IL
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is given as
soon az the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the crOupy cough appears, II VIII
prevent the attack j. Is used in many
thousands of homes in this broad land.
and never disappOints the anxious mo-
theirs. we have yet TO learn OF single
Instance in which II has not proved ef-
fectual. No other preparation can show
such "A recOrd--twcnty-fye years constant
use without failure. For sale by all
druggists. de 2-Sa, Sun&W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02
News OF the city Courts.

suits were entered in the City Circuit
court yesterday by l.. b Taylor's Admin
se'lator against the Cohoke Company for
TW, 10y Louis Goitback against Samuel
Is. Duusion fer 500.
The case Of John H. MCGOWAN q Co.
W. j. ). Barney. which was set for trial
IN lne city Circuit Court yesterday, was
poS tponcd by consent 10 next term. which
VIII begin on the first Monday in Janu-
airy. 1870
The session of the Hastings Court was
taken up with arguments I'm the land
Cohucmnation case Of the Chesapeake
ana Ohio against Hunter
marriage license was issued 10 John
Johenning and Martha b. Roach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02
DanviIIe Tobacco Market.

DANVILIE. VA. December 1.-(Spe-
cial.) 1.-THE sales Of leaf tobacco on this
market for November amounted 10 s0i9 20
COS pounds. which are the largest sales
ever made in one month I'm the history
OF the market The sales for October and
November, the first two months OF the
current tobacco year. We're II az 1915
pounds. 272O C57 pounds more than for the
same period Of last year.
Notwithstanding the enormous receipts
and heavy sales OF the past two months,
the market has been steadily advancing,
and all grades OF leaf tobacco are higher
than they have been for four years past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02
(NNn shinrton Post.l

1T feels good to be up here without n
contest on your hands" said that polish
ed gentleman from the Old Dominion. tho
Hon. sydney =. Epes, OF the Petersburg
District. who WAS voted cut ~ his seat
I'm the last House. This time Nh. Epes
will have no claimant for his seat. a mat
ter Of congratuiation not only 10 his Inn
mediate constituents. but Virginia at
large. as he is a loyal son OF the Com
monwealth and ever active I'm adva'cing
hof. interests
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02

The following are the gross earnings
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company for the month Of October. 1853
sllto.5Hls. for the same month. ls4S
N.O>5i 1890, increase for the month this
year. S9llW.s9 Operating expenses and
taxes. Ss05 ,2US5 for the month of Octo-
Der. 1895 72l, 1896. an increase over the
month in 1895 of $S.S53.90. Net earnings
for October. 1899. S37l 8203i: for October.
lNS S30iVle.3j, am increase this year of
S13l9.gg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02

Captain Cunningham las received a letter
from Corporal q. j. TaliaferrO. of Com
pany G.. Sixteenth infantry, dated Mala-
bon. LuzOn. lie writes that. while DE IS
in good health, one-tonth Of his company
have been on the sick list. He has been
ON the firing line several times
Corporal Jaiaferro enlisted for the ser
vice iu Baltimore last spring. and his
company was one of the early ones 10
90 ON the second call for troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02

Mr. G.. -. Mccall delivered very fine
Grafton on America before the PhiiOiO-
gIan Society OF Richmond College last
night Mr. g. H. Sanford was the de-
claimer and Alr $. o. Sewers the reader.
Messrs. j. l.. Hart j. W. Cornwall. ".
chosen 10 take part in the public debate
next March Mr. g. L. Sanford will be
The dcclaimer and Mr. II. $. Rives the
reader.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02
GOLD MEDAL FOR SAM STERN.
II VIII Re Presented Mt old Marker
Hall wednesday Night.

on the night Of December 9Th there VIII
be- a large meeting al Old Market Hah'
the occasion Of which will be the presen-
tation to Mr. Samuel stern Of magnih-
cent gold medal.
The medal IL me gift OF a number OF
citizens. and is intended 10 represent thelr
appreci1tion Of the work Of Mr.. stern IN
originating the movement whlch termi-
mated in the great celebration mere lHe
,r.lt tho Shuirick was launched. Inc
medal Is Of solid gold. beautifully chased,
and is very heavy
Many city and state officials and mem
bors Of the General Assembly are eAV'c'-
ed TO be present az the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02
NEW PASTORS COMING IN.
Rev. T.. ~. BETTY, Rev. &. II. spooner
and Rev. .. ~. BOsman Arrive.


Re j.. B. Betty, the newly-appointed
l.s,.r of cIay-strcot Methodist Episcopal
t.r. lrved in the city with his
family Irer lay evening.
ra. H.r. net at the depot by the fol-
.H .ttee from the Board of
Stove srs. ~. j.. Wingie.d. is. H..
j.. VI. BEDFORD who drove
'l The parsonage. There they
and introduced to the re-
uheIs OF the official board and
tUe iudetalgiDie workers of
100 Society who had been
f.r two days for the happy
le new pastor and his family
F.. d. warm and hearty reception.
aui everybody looked bright
I'VE, and a. was indeed happy
-r Betty and family were well
hidden 90 make themselves
ues having been concluded and
Time given TO conversation and
.e family. with the official mem
.l their wives, were invited 10 the
-rlom. Hero broke 0u their vision
Wei calculated % delight both
e and appcute, ana ample justice
Done to the bountfm repast. other
.efs came Boo 90 add their welcome,
Ferrhoay was delighted and happy
meeting adjourned AT II i. ~
SPD0NEH AND MR.. BOSNIAN
George IT. Spooner. the new pas
I.r lllNiIt fNNfcu, ana Rev. j. t.
n. of park-Place church. have also
The city
N-. Spooncr and his family came
1852 evening at ESQ o'clock. They
ur 40 TIDE depot and accompanied
image. -N2 east Broad street.
Thanksgiving dinner prepared
Ladies' Parsonage Society. was cn-
quite gathering that was
Itr0lucti0ns and a most plea
Was spent
Ste BOSNIAN and family moved
place parsonage yesterday
.man win occupy his pulpit
morning and night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-02

Rev. Carey r. Morgan and his family
are TO be honored soon. The seventh
Street Christian church viii tender them
ID reception ON The evening OF December
be decorated for the occasion, and supper
Will be served a delightful musical pro
gramme Will add 20 The pleasure of the
evening