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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08

The following property transfers were
recorded yesterday:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /. Belvtn's truss
tees to II. S. Walierstein, ]. d.
Carneai and O. a. Funston. 81 ZIP
feet on south side Of Ivy Street.
extending from west side Meadow
Street to east side of Rowland Street.
and 3i1 6-12 feet on south side Hanover
Street, extending from west side of Straw
berry Street TO east side of Elm Street.
Sc, / &. So
c. n. Gary and wife to Cyrus GRAHAM
III, feet on east side Cherry Street. $50.
c. i. Saue1' and wife. Charles. L. Sauer
and wife. and Lizzie Sauer. and Samuel
3. Dunstan to ]. a. Burruss, % feet on
west side Mosby Street. 1l6 LIP feet from
north side Peasants Street, $500
Henrico-S. P. Cowardin and wife to L.
A. Tceedho:f So feet on south side of
Oal5wcod Avenue. southeast corner OF
Blake Street, st.692.io.
Same to P. F. Phaup, SO feet on south
! side Oakwood Avenue, 155 feet west OF
Blake Street. $40.
Same to Marion Barnett So feet on north
side D-ckerson Street, northwest corner
| Blake Street. sl,25s.
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y the Seminary.

Dr. ]. P. Smith preached in the E,z=@el
nary Chapel last Sunday evening
The Society of Missionary Inquiry sent
the following delegates to the Inter-Sem-
mary Alliance held at Allegheny, Pa,
during the latter part OF the past week
and the first of the present: NIessrs. j..
B. Green and Springall from the senior
Class. and Mssrs. Sedgw;ck ard Mc<Ilue
from the middle class. The delegates re.
turned to-day and report the convention
to have been g pleasure ana profit to all
present.
The first issue of Union Seminary maya
zine for the year 1900 is out. In this num-
Der DR.. Stricken begins a series of articles
on the new theology. Hon. William Writ
Henry treats the subject of tue Pres
byterian Church and Religious Liberty.
Other Instructive articles are from the
pen OF Dr.. Henry NJ Woods and Messrs.
G:lnour and MoTlhany.
Miss Lizzie Darlington, of Hampton
Sidney, is visiting her friend. Miss Zaida
English.
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att1,n HING OF Miss lsoN.e.


Tuesday night the home OF Miss Janst
Hodge. No. SO Spring street, was the
scene OF most enjoyable birthday party.
the occasion beng her sixteenth birth
day Games and dancing We're INDUCED
in until late hour when refreshments
were served in abundance.
Among the guests We're Misses Maggie
Dance. Matte Dance. Nora Woodson,
Janet Hodge. Bertha Trealer, Mamie
Irexler Asgie Butler, Lillian Butler,
Bridget O l\eefe. Buela Wells. Gertie Per-
kins, Daisy Perkins and others. Among
the gentlemen were Messrs. George Neu-
gent Willie Dance, Willie German, En-
nett SanGrige. Percie Miller. Rufus
Blackburn. Eddie Blackburn Eddie Ford,
Callie Moore, Charlie uebner, jeff Cleacy.
James Clea:y, Luther Perkins and Spencer
Cayson. The cllaperones Mrs. Dance and
Mrs. Hodge
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TAKE A RECORD.
See How Many Friends Arc Hurt I,y

Coffee.
1t Would be just as reasonable for q
Temperance advocate TO drink little di-
luted win skey IS to drink coffee, for che
is as truly an intoxcant as the other, and
persistence in the use OF coffee brings on
3 variety OF chronic diseases, notorious
among which are dyspepsia. heart palpita-
ton (and ultimately heart failure), fire.
quently constipation, kidney diseases,
many cases Of weak eyes and trembling
co1ditio Of the nerves.
This is only small percentage of The.
greatsrariety Of diseases which come from
an unbalanced nervous system. caused by
the persistent daily use of the drug cat
feline, which IS thesactive principle OF COT COT
fee. Another bit OF prirla facie eFidence
about coffee is that tho victims to the
habit Gnd great difficulty In siv!ns; It up
They Will so'ennly pledge 10 themselves
day after day that they Wili5;ioa i.upn
the use OF it when they know that It IS
shortening their days, but morning after
morning they FAIL until they grow 70
d. s,,ist themselves for their lack of con-
troll
Any one Interested in this subject Eonlti
be greatly surprised to make u systematic
inquiry among rroniiieai u .itia45 N.affers
In America. There are hunureds8a t@ttiaus
sands of our most prominent people that
have abandoned scoff es, altogether and are
using Pos ti,m Iraod Coffee IN its place nd
To-, the mast excellent reasons In the word
ii any Of tile,lt tsstifs that 4 Il health.
nervous ia ton, and conSeduenS ina
.biIIt, &c work. iIs.s ii, past. pushed
them buck and soti their proper Stands
In s. which tifss ve been a hlesto
rssai,,s 81. the use OF good hes strong
heen he Posi- il,n IN
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FRAUDS BEING pEnrErKArED.
A Menace TO Healti, That the Public
SbunIl Suppress. -

Every one knows more or less about
Buffalo Lithia Water.
Il,s famous water has undoubtediy
the endorsement Of more physicians IN
than anything of q. similar nature 10
day on the market.
Buffalo Ltilia Water has gained q re-
rsarkabie reputation as a. solvent anu
elm nater of Renal CalcuIi and as a. pre-
ventive OF caicuii. Its favorable acton
IN Uric Acid Diathesis, equity liheuma1,c
conditions, Albuminuria Of Bright $ Disease
and Pregnancy is well known.
Some unscrupuious dealers seeing sn
opportunity or enriehing themselves al
the expense OF the public, and 10 me
detriment OF their customers heai ti,, I.ssae5
resorted to refil.iag Buffalo Lirhla Wa.er
bottles with ordinary water. BY DONG
this they are not only inJariIg Ing. sooa
name of Buffalo L.thia Wate., on. ale
often. creating serious trouble N savsns
patients. who need the medicinal eilects
Of Buffalo I.thia Mater. a water thar MOI
only Will fell to accomplish the results
looked for. but cften ID itself VII create
harm.
The proprietor OF Buffalo Lit,lia Springs,
Virginia. has offered reward OF $500
to anyone VINO viii give him sufficient
evidence Of fraud 10 bring about he con-
viction Of anybody offending in tiae ABOVE.
manner. and cautions the public 70 be-
ware .. buying Buffalo Lisilia Water from
any but dealers Of aRqnestlenea charae tssc
and Responsibilities.
II should be horne IN mind that Buffalo
YIti1!a Water is sid in liaif-gaiion bot
Ties aad no other Way, ard ina water
sold from the sipha,. or in gehiets. or in
ell,s other way TX tsaeper. is not the
genuine Every cork of the genuine Buf-
faIo Isithla. Nste. is branded either Sps.ng
Nc or Spring No. .. ard epon eaci,
s.tsrl Is the seal which hears the trade
mark. and again the auinher l o. .. accord
Ing 10 the Spring from ,ghsd. thai bottle.
has been tilled.f
we believe that II is ne duty Of si,l..s.
ASIDE from the reward which Is being or
fercd. as a matter OF seif-p preservation
and for lie general good of the public to-
corporate Wit, the proprietor Of these;
famous SPRING. The first place 10 AS
sure themselves hat si,es arc really
getting t:a. genuine Buffalo I.itllia Water
when they ask forSt q SANG, and Ia the
second tiacs 10 re7sort pro lfsy "a Sc
that ssisg CONC 10 thelss ,,sli,se where dis
HANGS. that M To serIss
pn1 d suits. Is being IRA Ell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08
HEARD ON CAPITOL HILL.
State Officers Have Nearly All lie
turned from c'h.ir HON

turned from 1h.lr atiii 8
Governor Tyler is expected here from
Pulaski to-day.
DR.. southall will come down from ms
home to-day, and the Beard of Pub
Tic Instruction will probably meet to Sc
lect q superintendent of schools Tor Plii-
ask county, Attorney-Genera. Montague
being air ady here. Mr.. c. Guy Llse"
will be chosen.
officer Mitchell, OF Newport News, cali
ed at the Capitol yesterday, and got a re,
QUESTION on the Governor OF MilrS!aAa
for j. a. Jllinger. alias l.. n. Tyler. VINO 2
is under arrest in Baltimore, anu VINO
is wanted in Newport News for horse
stealing.
Most of the State officers ard clerks
at the Capitol and Library have return
ed to the city from their respective homes,
where they went to vote.
Commissioner Koiner has received q
fine sample of corn. grown on the farm.
of: Mr.. II. E. Nagruder, Of Ileswick, Abe
marie county One stalk contains six
perfect ears, and it is said that Mr. Ma
gruder often reaps twenty-five barrels
an acre from his farm.
Among the callers at the Library were
Judge ". Hodges Mann. OF Nottoway, and
Treasurer S. Y. Gillian, OF Dinwiddie.
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weakness, may I'll your future years
with healthy JOY.
When I began to take Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I was
not able to do my housework. / sui
fered terribly at time of menstrnation.
Several doctors told me they could do
nothing for me. Thanks to Mrs. Pink
hams advice and medicine I am now
we'll. and can do the work for eight in
the family
II would recommend Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to al
mothers with large families. y Mrs.
CARRIE HELLEvHLE. Ludington, Mich
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Beth Ahnba Synagogue presented a
brilliant scene yesterday afternoon al
) O'Clock, when MISS Fiorrie Greenwald
and Mr.. Henry Clay Brauer were united.
The Synagogue was artist caiiy
decorated in palms and white chrysan-
themums, and the color scheme Oh "iite
and green prevailed.
The bride entered with the groom,
and wore an exquisite gown OF waite
crepe de chine deliberately trimmed in
ace.
Her veil was caught with a spray
of orange blossoms, and she carried
a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and bride roses
Misses Amelia and Ethel Brunhild. OF
New YORK, and Miss Amelia Kahnwe;ler,
fha three nieces Of the BRIDE, were
bridesmaids. They were sowned II
white mousseline de sole over white satin,
and earned white cnrysanthenums, tied
with bridal tulle
The usnsrs We're: Messrs. w y
Meyer. Moses L. Rose. Lee Whitiock,
" IA SchwarzchiIt.. Nathan simon,
a. ]. Marcuse, Milton straus, z Btau.,i;
Benedict kahnEeier. OF New YORK, ana
Emil Strasburger, Of New York.
Eey q, \. Caiisch performed the
After tn. marriage an Informal recep-
tion was neld at The home OF the
bride. on West Grace Street. The house
was beautifully decorated The naii was
5brishr with vari-colored autumn leaves:
tha ha{l1strale was entirely covered witn
tba 15r8,fv leaves. The pariors We're
in .,i,re white. the floors coV-rsd in crash,
Ia ,nantels banked in white chrysanthe-
NUNS and vases OF the same Hover We're
atf,rnuaho,,t the rooms. In tbs dining
room, yellow was the prevailing tint.
The young couple left on the
1.45 train for an extended trip TO New
York and Canada. Aftr their return
they will be al home 70 ineir TRENDS, il
Barton Heights, where they Will reside.
Tire bride is The iaughit OF Mr.. n.
,-,reanwa,d. formerly of Wilmington. n. c.
She mo of the most attractive and
pon,,ar Young ladies in the city. and her
gracious manner has ssntlelreC her TO a
host Of frienGs.
the clerk Of Henrief county He IS
we'll known in business ;ilitp# social circles.
The wedding s!fts Hsis s.Aeeeaitlsis eis.'
giant aud numerous
one .os the prettiest weddings of the
s..,.,,,, 1,.,s hat OF Miss Ethney Burton
n,,d Mr.. CHARLES Wallace Selden, WATCH
toolz -,l,ca last evening 3 $50 o'clock al
the First BAPTIST lshtlfcia.
Tho eaarch was zSbea =, ntiitillys tecorat-
a,i II, r;, Inns and ci5 .teSiitieiitnrS1 IIlc
bride s,s' Vas Was, gowned "a, elegant white
n,ss' chine over white taffeta viii
pearl ear trimming ler BOUQUET vas !.
tliott Rtirton, dressed In a
Is md y with piI, ribbons,
lsel. FOE eI;sl III i black
,.,,,.s pislk blouse held
the ribbons
Sss5s zpare
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POLICE COURT.
Justice John Had Two cnlpri,s Be

Justice John Had Two Culprits Be-
inre Hin.
Just :wo cases came before the Great
Dispenser for adjustment yesterday.
Arthur Taylor, darkey, was one Of
Z the two unlucky ones He was charged
on warrant With un.awfuliy assaulting and
beating Margaret Hopkins. The evidence
did not bear out the charg stated in
the warrant. however. and Arthur was
dismissed.
Watt Moore. the second aud last pi:-.
grim in the line, came next. He was.
also, a dark of pronounced hue. and
the charge against him Of unlawfully
and feion.euslS carrying away a coat q
vesr. a pair of pants and two shirts, the
property Of Gilmore Matthews was well.
sustained. and he was sent to, Jail, FOR
six months
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To Mothers Of Large Families,

In this ,vorkadav world few women
are So placed that physical exertion
IS not constantly demanded OF them
in their daily life
Mrs. Pinkham makes specialappeal
4 TO mothers of large families whose
work IS never done. aud MANY Of
whom suffer, and suffer for lack OF
intelligent aid.
TO women, young or old, rich or
poor, Mrs. Pinkha1n, OF Lynn, Mass,
extends her invitation of free advice.
Oh. women do not lei your lives be
sacrificed when a word from Mrs.
Piukham, at the first approach OF
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Eay:dSon-Jrser.
,snociaI DIsp.;eh 10 The Timcs.)

Especial DISPATCH 10 Tie Ilmcs.3
BEDFORD CITY. VA, Nov i.-Mr
Jesse g,,ornl,ilI Davidson and Miss Laura
Jeter were married at clock this after
noon at the Methodist episcopal Church
by the pastor, Rev w 7. Williams.
The church, WIS effectively decorated
with plants graceful ferns and white
chr.santilemums The bride was hand
soniely gewne3s IN white paar de seie and
crepe de chine, trimmed with point iace,
and carried brides roses in shower pou-s
quet.
At BIS Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson took the
west-bound Norfolk and Western tram
Cor Columbus
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son were married by the pastor, Rev.

Reynolds,
The church was PRETTY decorated with
eyergrefns and cut flowers. and presented
a delightful appearance. The best man
was Mr.. II. B. Harvey, and HE maid of
honor was Mss Mary Johnson. sister of
tils bride.
The groom is an engineer on the Nor
folk division OF the Norfolk and Western
Railroad, and The bride is the youngest
daughter Of justice Jack johnson.
Immediately after the ceremony MI.
and Mrs. Vaughan left for trip to bris-
toi, Tenn.
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lta returned Tussday to his.

Philadelphia. returned Tuesday to h $.
Mr.. George Summons, a -notorinan on.
the Lakeside line who has been visiting
his family in North Ca oliIia mas :, re-. Ie-5
turned to his boarding house. on Brook
Road
Miss saIise. West. OF HAMPTON. who has
been visiting her brother. Mr.. Ni.!sa y, =:
AnlorY, OF Nerth Avenue, l'rooklasaa
Park, has returned home.
Miss Edna Davidson. of Maile,1es.eI. -
visiting Mrs. Charles Tomlinson, OF Bar
ton Avenue.
invitations are out for the Celebration 10
OF Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Lorraine s. III i;
tenth anniversary OF their marflase, g
take place Monday evening neNs.-i.oni 9
to u p. NJ. at No. 406 Barton Avenue. -.
The Barton Heights Fire Depar'ne men
viii hold its regular pleasure club meet
ing at the engine house to-risht at $50
O. clock.
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limited states Court OF Apncals.

The United States Circuit Court of APP
pals will meet here to-day. Judges
Goff, simonton, Purneu and Waddin VII
be in attendance. Later on in the term
Chief-Justice Fuller and Judge Brawley
Will arrive.
One of the most important cases to be
decided is that to which Mrs. Marion II.
Richardson is a party and in which the
right OF d married woman to homestead
exemption is involved.
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CheSnnenke !Iair.
(snccial Dispatch to The Times.

KILMARNCCK. VA, NOV. To-day
marked the annual opening of the Ches-
aDeake Agricultural Association Fair at
his place. The exh bits were very good.
First day but the attendance was small
There was only one race for the day,
out it was a very pretty one, being ee-
tween local horses.
Tomorrow will be the big day Of the
fair and large attendance IS looked for.
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BARTON HEIGHTS.
Wedding Anniversary Of Mr.. and NIrs.

Wedding AnniyersaI.y Of Mr.. and NIrs..
IL. Il. lorraine.
AR. Charles II. Rurgainan and family, of
Se.tii "A Venue, left TUESDAY for his
former home in Reading. Pa. They Will.
extend stlsi, trip 10 Lima. O, where he
viii. accept the position Of master nechan-
Id OF the Lima Locomotive and Machine
Works.
Miss Carrie, 40 Tor; ss'o was visiting
turned I'aesan ID her home in r sch-g
Inord
Miss a lsinsan. off Richmond us
ilins S Ispssg. yesIslss
sresio on HE Ate
sipsssa
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SOUTHWEST TRAGEDIES.
vendct,as OF the Mountains Cost Two
Lives,
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

BRISTOL. VA. Nov. I.-Tayior Berry
shot Mitchell S:bsrt down in Il store at
Gate City last night as the result of a
previous difficulty No words had passed
between the two men. Sibert died to-day.
Berry is in Jail.
Deputy Sheriff Smith was jailed in. Scott
county to-day on charge of murder. as
the result Of a gruGge he shot and Killed
Mitchell Stallard at Dungannon, Va.
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TERRIBLY CUT.
Telegraph Operator Attacked by Mar
Witt, Il Knife.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

ROANOKE, VA, Nov. r. T. Sale,
Norfolk and Western operator at Iron
Vile, was attacked with q knife by
man named RyIey Hogan, with whom he
had demonstrated about eXpectorating on
the floor, last night, and was fearfuiiy
cut in back, neck and hands. Hogan WAS
captured and jailed at Bedford.
A. C. PARCEL was sentenced 10 the peni-
tentary for TWO years o-day for forgery
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observation-disclosures.

Especial Dispatch to The Times
CREME. VA. Nov Tine. = !afist! "a n
t-l,trrcf here was the scene Of pretty
wedding today Ut Ii o'clock. when Nj
William T. Vaughan and Miss Ola John
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-Matinee and
night. "a Midsummer Nights Dream
BIJpU-aiat.aee and night, vaudeville
Mr. Howard Gould, enc Of the brightest
stars i'll tie romantic constellation no"
appearing before American footfishts, pre-
scented Anthony Hopes dramatizat!on OF
Rupert of Hentzau at the Academy of
Music yesterday before Two large and
highly appreciative audiences.
Mr. Gould has previously appeared here
E in the dual roles Of King Rudolph of Ruri-
taEia and Rudolph Rossendyi. but then he
presented the Prisoner Of ZenGa. In Ru-
pert of IentZau he appears 10 q better
advantage than in Zerlda. The play
aDounds in action. and Mr.. Gould avails
himself of every opportunity presented. At
the matinee yesterday he Won fer himself
frequent curtain calls. and after the third
act was forced 10 respond to calls for a
speech.
Miss Ruth Ald-idge plays an excellent
Floria 70 his Rudolph, and quite capti-
waited her audience. The remainder of the
supporting company is good. though. IS
they have only appeared together twice
before the presentation here they were
not letter perfect IN their lines
AT THE BIJOU.
The excellent bill at the Biiou continues
% draw large audiences. Miss BESSIE
is pretty, and makes u hit every time she
appears. There will be matinee to-day
and The usual night performance.
JAMES AND kIDDER TODAY.
The attraction at the Academy of Music
to-day, matinee and night will be Louis
James anG Kathryn Is idder i'll Shake
speare.s "A Midsummer Nights Dream"
Not since tla art Of stage production
has utilized all the. modern facilities. such
as electricity. lime lights, scientific con-
.sxrgction of appliances and the like, has
there been subject Of a larger scope for
the utilization of these improved means
than "A Midsummer Nights Dream.
The production is entirely new-scenery,
costumes, properties and all. The play
will DE given in its entirety, a special fea-
ture being made of the fairy revels and
the low comedy scenes, while The lesiii-
mate story is entrusted to earnest and
competent actors. All the iendelsschn
music, which is regarded as the best ever
written for one of the Shalsespei'5an plays,
will be used. The whole revival is one Of
spectacular lnasnincence and artistic fin
ish, and surpasses, it is said. the big re
ylpal mad last season of ..Iile Winter S
Tale by Wagenhais and kemper.
A BACHELORS ROMANCE.
An attraction for which there has al
ready been a large advance sale. and one
which is looked forward to with a great
Q9lt Oh Interest, ~ tiitht " SoAAAoS "
ne academy of Music Tomorrow night,
and will remain for two performances
Saturday Mr.. Tim Murphy will present
"A Bachelors Romance and fact which
lent.s additional interest 20 this announce
ment is that Mr.. Murphy's leading sup
port will be Mr.. VIM ii. zPascoe, who
was a great fayorite here as leading man
in the Giffen Stock Company. Mr.. Muir
phys has taken front rank III the dramatic
world. He is an actor OF merit, and is
supported by a first-class company.
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Chamber Meets To-Dny.

Tile last quarterly meeting of the
n:ond Chamber of Commerce for the gear
1890 will be held to-day at p NJ II
the Assembly Hall of the Chamber
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TILE star COURSE.

TIC eighth annual Star Course viii open
IN the association improved auditorium
next Monday night. The opening at
traction is one that merits. and will, I'M
Ioubtedly, receive a full house The
Royal Tyrolean Concert Troupe is COM
posed of twelve persons. all appearing in
national costumes, and is unique at
traction. One might almost. without eS-
aggeration. say they use the instruments
of ages, and the reports received from
Their tour. which began in Boston, show
that they are being most cordially re-
ceived. The music will be both vocal and
instrumental: the programme will include
Alpine hunting and echo songs, jodels and
chornses. The latest novelty is the gong
bells, which are attracting much atten-
ton
Season tickets are on sale Single tick
cts can be secured, beginning Friday at
i O'clock The first assignment of re-
served seats will take place tonight at
S o'clock, in the associat ton paiior.
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Guitars formerly Sln.oe. sl2-5o aad st5.0o
at one-third less. and Mandot rs likewise
low Fully guaranteed.
SHEET MUSIC in immense quantities.
AIRY piece desired can be played. snd the
customer can make selection OF popular
music at our store.
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be sent to Montgomery convention viii be
discussed.
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Moncure
Perkins.
Miss Evelyn Gordon has returned from
visit TO Mrs. Cooke, of Lower Bremo.
where she was one Of delightful sheos-
ing party.
on General YoEng's staff. il the Philip
pines, is home on sick leave.
Miss Mary Lewis and Miss Sadie SUI
ton will leave the latter part OF the month
to attend a rees ption al Delmonteo > siV-
en- in honor OF the Datronessess o. VIZ
"Wednesday eosilEofl. They si!zattenst tn
cotillon on December 18th. Miss Mary
Lewis viii renaai, IN New York, th7
guest OF Mrs. John S. Wise
Mrs. Thomas Pinekney. OF Charleston.
IS G.. IS the guest Of Mrs. ARMS ead
Wexford.
The Misses Bierae are near the warn,
Springs where they VIII NJ n us.ss. KS
( in the fall.
The Rev. Rebers a. Geedwin and nree5
are expected hons to-tay from .hsir Wess-l
ding tour The people of 5.ie 8 Espi.-
coral church will ssise h in, ard NJ Gon,.-
win a delightful recert ton next ffussstss sy.
evening.
- ,rhc IA dis d Johns ,rfs =
tp,d Is meg i.as; the 9ss1
5fls church this a serI,oas q - sscssk
IS
~. ard ii rss I, s esttt he
IA itosIiss sI1s5 =,
been sneti.
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Major John T. Knight. quartermaster
on General YoEns's staff. in the Philip
pines, is home on sick leave.
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Miss Evelyn Gordon has returned from
a visit TO Mrs. Cooke, of Lower Brenlo.
where she was one Of a delightful sheos-
ing party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08

Mis- Phyllis Langhorne is III the city.
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Moncure
Perkins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08

The bride is the attractive daughter os
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Brogdon, formerly
of Oxford, n. c. Mr.. Taylor is the son
of Mrs. Celeste NJ. Taylor. He has been
connected with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the past ten years, and is at
present with the claim bureau of that
road. Mr.. Taylor is well known in misical
circles. He is Il tenor soloist of Epiphany
church.