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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

result OF the heroic fight made by the
American guards TO prevent them from,
escaping. in the meantime reinforce
nlents had arrived on the scene from
neiehhoring garrisons, in fact. the en-
while the desperate conflict was going VI,
inside the walls which they could not
surmount or enter. and soon afterward
Slcox and his eighteen men. number
Of wilc1n mad been badly wounded were
relieved. though they were so thorough
ly exhausted by the frlgntful struggle
which they had been TIN ough. severa! OF
them had TO be carried out on their com
races shoulders.
SicoS and each of his men were highly
comp.imented by Major Rodgers. who
subsequently recovered and also by
81 gadier- General Bell who was then pro-
vost-n7arshal of Manila. Silcox being re-
commended for commission as a reward
for his signal bravery. Soon afierward.
however, he resigned that he might COM
pie;e his collegiate education. Which hac
been a lifelong ambition with him.
Though he had never played footba y
before and though his weight is not SO
heavy. yet ii Was but few days after
ne entered the University OF tennessee
before the pluck and fierceness which
he'd carried him through the terrib e
Bilibid mutiny had earned him place on
the Tennessee Varsity and since that
time he has been reckoned as the crack o,
the team He will complete his educa zion
next year and then will doubtless return
to the army.
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q q q T - REA-.
Tears the q Inc Kind You Ha,o Always sassf
nature ~ LZzH7@

Some special bargains for this week:
ivory or Csliuloid Starch, &c. packa gs;.
Large Cans Pie Peaches. &c. can: large
Cans Best Table Peaches. &c. can: Graft
ed Pineappies. large cans. &c.: Basersss
Chocolate. or Cocoa i0c- can: Wholo
Sweet Pickles. l3c quart: Good Sweet
Cider CSC. gallon: New Virginia Rnck-s
what. &c, or Sven pounds Tor c.: Heck /
er's Buckwhsat- ready for use. &C. paek-3
age: New Switzer Cheese. Zcc. To-: New
Limhurge: Cheese. i5c- h.: New Sotl.|
Krcut &C. at.: New Barley for soup. &C.
h.; Arbuckles or CorGova Coffee ioc ID. Il
Lion Coffee. Sc. H., White A. Sugar. s.a3
pounds for sc: Silver King Flour. 81,
barrel 26c. bag. always pleases. Best
Ginger Snaps. or Soda Crackers pound,
ii.c.: Fine Country Sausage. Toe. la.ss
Oyster Crackers. or Cracker Dust. c.
10: Large Cans Toma toes. &C.. three canss
25c.: PoIted Ham or Tongue three cana.s
i0c.: Baked Beans. &c can. We aiwaxss
aave large supply OF Butter. Eggs
Chickens. and all kinds OF vegetables all
ways on hand.
s. GI.LMAN.s SONS Three Stores
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"KISHBALL' is NO MORE.
Famous Hanover Do: Was Poisoncc
Denyersinm GOHai;s.

BEAVER DAM. VA. November L.
(Special.)-A1r. Henry Mackay. of Hew-
lett, has lost his best field setter. High
ball" a son OF old "Gaths Mark" by ac
cidental poisoning This was the dog
With which Mr.. Maclay had expected to
show the boys a thing or two al the Viz
ginia field trials tbs fall.
Partridge shooting in upper Hanover is
becoming quite pc pular with Northern
sportsmen MI R. Roland. Mr.. Harold
Sill and DR.. Taylor. Of Philadelphia. are
expected in this neignborhood shortly, and
are looking for pair OF wel-trained set
ters-good Old Southern stock. that are
hard to beat in the field.
Mr. V H Rddell. of Goochland, is
the new principal Of the Beaver Dam
Graded School.
DR.. Thomas Nelson Page and Mrs. Page
returned to Washington on Thursday.
Mr.. r. NJ. Fontaine, Jr.. was in Rich
,nond on the 31st, and will be at home
for months leave.
Mr.. William n. Terrell was accidentally
shot while hunting with some friends on
Saturday One shot struck HIM on the
SIDE of his head, but glanced of, and only
gave him bad flesh wound.
The enga cement of Mss Louise S. DAB
ney 10 Mr. Ernest Head, Of Baltimore,
is announced. Miss DaDney is the eldest
daughter of Mr.. an nr-s Chisweil Dab
rey. OF Chatham, and is one OF the
charming gins o. .oo~t4!~-i virginia. one
is well known in Richmond and Baltimore
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DE|FlihGs Fnu.H LAfyGAsT TER.


.i: Temperance Eazl; = :. foiA
Aioure De.,d--Itenn.sIsn Fishing.
Ik.4NGTUN, VA November l.-tope-
| 1ia.. in Notwithstanding the lnclell-eHt
" eallei o. iast Iuea-a5 q large clo"0
a,,tn.eu li.e al.-day tenlpeiaAce iaHy nu.u
al Lancao Ler Courthouse. lis Ga "a
and Cannon arrived early in the lertiiuon
nom Uruanna. Kew T.. j. Richardson's.
| Ul SaiLda. VINO maue up the trio OF Speak
eis, came over Monday evening.
Inc etting was called 20 oruer by the
chairman ttev. G. Y. Bradley. Jr.. anc
the speakers were introduced by Rev. F
w. Ga, Dl ouk. DR.. c. Il. Crawford. sup
erintendent of the Virginia Anu-SaioCn
League. led off in an hours speech before
dinner. After his address ali adjournment
OF an hour and half was made for din
ner. which was furnished by basket dona
tons of the citizens OF the country anc
preDared by Mrs. c. S. Haynie and her
efficient helpers.
After dinner Rev E. J. Richardson en-
tertained the audience in 3 unique manner
by his chalk talks. making pointed app!l-
cations Of the evils Of intemperance on
the blackboard. DR.. James Cannon, Jr..
president of Blackstone Female Institute.
delivered catchy address OF thirty min
utes and Dr. Crawford in the afternoon
finished his exp anation OF the workings
of the Anti-Sa.oon League. All the
speakers received the closest attention.
and the audience. equally divided be
tween ladies and gentlemen. was one that
auy speaker might be proud OF, represent
ing as it did the highest culture and mo-
! rails Of this and adjoining counties.
A county league was formed and the
following officers were elected: Rev. W
E. Dunaway, .. D.. president; Captain ]
F. Bellows. and W. II. Jesse. vlce-presl-
dents; T. S. Brent. secretary: Captain
John H. Wheaton. treasurer. An Execu
tive Committee will be created later.
J. POLK MOORE DEAD.
]. Polk Moore. an ex-Confederate, died
at his home near White Stone, shortly
after noon from 6ropsy. In his 5Sth yea,.
He was a modest and goo! citizen who
served his country to the best Of his abi-
ty in times OF war and peace Inc 6e-
ceased leaves q widow and seven children.
only three of whom are grown. The
others one q babe. five months old. ana
the mother. are in dependent circur,-
stances The internent was made al
White Stone Methods. church. of when
he was member On Monday afternoon.
Rev. G. Y. Bradley, Jr.. conducted the
services
The following were chosen delegates and
alternates by Lancaster Union Lodge. Al
KLINE Knock to tie Grand Ledge Of
Masons. which assemblies in Richmond
early in December: Worshiptul Master.
w. Med Lee. Alternate. G.sP. Squires,
Senior Warden. Dr.. 3. n. 3. Hubbard
alternate, r q. Eorriss Junior Warden
f#r4sp era AIterna te.4i VII eSSick.
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HoYeubH c is Sholll hot Be Al.
lOae. to DeYsl)p Iato Chronic Ia,
tGrrh.
Pe-yu-nl Cures a C9ld Promptly and
ptrnalaLt.Y.

i glad to recommend Peruna as II
has done so much for me. | had been !.
great sufferer from catarrhal colds until
was urged to try Peruna. and an
happy to say that it has entirely cureo
me. shall never be without 1t and mos;
cheerfully recommend II 70 others who
are afflicted as | have been.'-katherlne
Dauter No. 23J Thirteenth street, Mil
Waukee Wis.
Most people think the success of Pc
rllna depends upon the use OF advertise
ments. Undoubtedly the advertisements:
help some. But by far the grea test mum
Der of people who hear Of Peruna, have
their attention called to It by a friend
Some one gets cured of chronic catarrr
by Peruna- After he is certain Of his
cure he is sure to recommend it to his
friends; friend recommends ii to friend.
and the news spreads from tongue TO
tongue.
All the advertisements in the
world could not u,uAc Peruna az
popular sA it is Peruna cures. That
IL the reason people like 1t. Peruna
cures Il very stubborn disease. That
Is why everyone recommends IL.
Peruna cures chronic cntnrrh after
all other remedies fail, which explain!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

time and in bed DR.. r T. McNalr. or
this place was summoned and rendered
the necessary medical attention Inc Ut
tie fellow was getting on very nicely yes
terday.
HEAVY MACHINERY.
The wrecking train and crew OF ths'
Atlantic-Coast Line railroad. arrived mere
at an early hour yesterday morning ana
put in full days work transferring the
Coaboro match factory machinery tFo'r'
the Coast Line cars to those OF ehe Farm
vile and Powhatan. The wreekins train
is here again to-day finishing the work
of transferring the heavy machinery.
The entertainment given last night lr
Cisrk's Hall at Beach by the Mount
Gilead Sunday School. was quite sue
cess. nice little sum was realized
which will be devoted to a Christmas tree
the school intends TO have
ton has experienced in number OF
years. The youngsters is well as the olc-
er ones. have indeed had a good time
hunting the nuts The season is just
about over now.
To-day is the first day of the bird and
turkey season. and to judge by appear
ances. all who can are trying to take
advantage OF it.
Mr. Frank Mitchell Jr.. of Stony Creek.
visited a friend here Thursday evening
before leaving for Halifax. n. c.. where
he goes to accept position as operator
CT the AtIantic-Coast Line railroad.
Miss Maize Perrow is visiting friends
at no 713 east Grace street, Richmond
Miss Lena Adkins has returned to her
home in Petersburg. after pleasant visit
to her cousin, Mrs. c. c. Jones.
Mrs ". II. Fl. Bagweil. Of Port Wal
.hal! visited friends here yesterday
Mrs Charles W. PEBBLES. accompanied
by Miss Kate PEBBLES. visited Richmond
Friday.
MIR and Mrs. ". H. Rowland, who left
here in August for North Liberty, IND.
are expected to return this week to Rich
,nond.
Mr. c. W Burton. who has been visit
ing his sisters. Misses Mona and Bessie
Burton win leave to-day for Mathews
Courthouse where he holds responsible
position with the drug firm OF Rich
ardson e Co.
Mr. T. W. White and family. who have
resided here for nearly the past year
have moved to Holly. about twenty miles
from Chester.
Mr. Silvin Moody. of Manchester. has
been working here this week as night
operator for the A1lantic-Coast Line rail-
road.
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when found myself with a bad cnse
ut cntarrh OF the heud and throat
Perunn wa. the first thing that
thought OF.
And my convictions were not wrong.
FOR In Few weeks after using Peruna
Systematically / was entirely rid OF this
aggravat ting and distressing disease. ca
tarrh.
..If people knew how efficient Peruna
was for this trouble they would not hestl-
tate to try 1t. l have all the faith In
the world in It. and have never known
of case where the person was not
cured in short time. Jennie Driscoll.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
fl Glory results from the use OF Peruna
write at once to DR.. Hartman giving a
full statement OF your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis
Address DR.. Hartman. President OF the
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. o.
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THE JAMES CITY CAPITAL.
A Library Tea at williamsburg
nj

4 Library Iea NJ "s4HNoiSDuFS-
Educational Notes of Interest.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. November l.
tspectaL)--he Ladies. Auxiliary OF the
Episcopal church gave Library Tea
last night which was both pleasant and
profitable The prize for guessing the
largest number Of characters vas award
en to NJ. William Weymouth. OF Hang
ton.
The Much-talked-of Dahn-spencer dam
re suit will be tried in the Circuit Court
next week Dann is suing Mr.. Spencer for
$4,000 dana ges for alleged injuries re-
ceived In fight
On Wednesday evening the William and
Mary College German Club was reorgan-
lied. with Slater Black;ston as presi-
treasurer The club Will give its Thanks
giving german Friday night, November
18th.
Yesterday the board OF directors Of the
college offered to allow 'he city school
board to transfer It's primary DEPARTING ut
Including teacher and pupils TO the
Model School. The prin- y grade has
nfty-three scholars toe uiany for one
teacher. II the proposition is accepted the
PUPILS will be under the control and super
7is.oTs ~ Professor Bird and in the direct
cGafS OF MISS LAWS anu IitlSS AOESCoSh,
Miss Davis acting S principal.
No additional expenses to accrue tc
the parents from the chanse. but the
children are to have all theSAdvantagss,
and to be supplied with all es books,
Charts. and materials usually used In tina!
school at the expense OF the college.
The department. transferred will still
be reported IS part OF the public schoe
system. and the visitation Of superintend'
sent Of school board cordially invited.
There Is some opposition in the sehoo
s board to the proposition. but 1t Is thought
that the generous offer viii Be accepted
for tfnia #yaarSs nj la nj
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after almost three years service he hao
been stationed. Bi!ibid was used as q
place of confinement for the LadTcnes
Juramentadoss. and other cuthcoats
which the American forces had captured
in the ISLANDS. 1t was under the 1ur!s
liction OF Major William Rodgers. since
then colonel of the Twentieth Infantry
At the prison was stauone1 oeia.i os
eighteen men on guar duty. With Ser
geant James y. SilcoS in command ne
having been assigned TO that duty fron'
Battery c. of the S...,h Artillery. OF
which he was e member. In the prison
were ircarcerated 4So odd FiNpinos, al
urder long sentence.
On July IS 1909. just as the sixteen trus
ties entrusted with the care OF the PR
soners were serving dinner to thei,i.
armed With boloes and krsses which theft
sweethearts or uueridas had succeeded-ir
taking to them hidden beneath then
skirts, the desperate prisoners made ar
attack upon the TRUSTEES and killed then
before an alarm could be given. How
ever, an unwon.ed excitement was Oh
served AMI Major Rodgers. escorted b:
Sergeant Slcox. entered the prison walls
Tor the purpose Of investiga ting H. As
hey entered through the lTon-barred gate
they were suddenly beSet by the Eenz!ed
mob of brown-shinned tisnds and one
blow placed Major Rodgers hors du COM
bat
Sergeant sicox, however. managed tc
fend the blows aimed at his head WITH
enough dexterlty to prevent being injuret:
and drawing his two forty-flve Colts,
shot six F.hpiros dead. backing his way
10 the gate through which he had entered
while the crowd of prisoners were =
n,oralized by the death OF their comrades
At this gate were the eighteen guards
who were afraid to open fire Tor fear OF
hitting Major Rodgers or Sergeant Silcox.
but were eagerly crying TO be admitted to
heir aid AS Si!cox backed to the gate
he managed to open ii and the eighteen
guards rushed in. plying their butts and
bayonets with such rapidly and force
as to gain brea thng space "A rush was
made 70 the spo. on which Major RoGsers
was living and his body was recovered.
Hneelirg. with but ten PAGES between
them and the Overwhelming crowd of des.
perate I.adrones the eighteen Americans.
led by Sergeant Sicox. fred round after
ro,,ra point blank into the attacking force
NJ Fil'ninos, the close fire p-ovins so
fierce the Fi,ipti,os were simply backed
backed beyond l1and-to-hand distance
Then followed closely by his guards
Stock fought his way TO the enc
az the prison. where a Calling gun was
stationed. II was struggle to the death
Realizing that If the gate was left oper
the prisoners would oscar Silcox mao
closed and coolly locked 1t after ne mao
gained entrance for his men ana no" u
he devoted band Of Americans could not
With their rifles pitted against coid steer.
sshdue the mutiny. their lives would DC
-orfeited They rea ched the Calling CUR
i,s. as another rush was made upon
rem but this was repnlsed as the others
I'D been. and the Calling was swung
INTO range-intc action.
Sweeping everything before It with Its
,wf,,J r,ittrailleuse stream of lead i was
hnt 3 moment longer before the Filip!nns
began crying for qua ter-bnt over one
hundred OF them were lying dead % g g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

People who have been cured by Pc
runa many years ago have been eager
to recommend Peruna to their friends
ever since. This is the way Peruna is ad-
vertised 1t advertises itself. It's merits
are its chief advertisement. Once cured
Of so distressing and eXasperating
rnalady as catarrh, II becomes the duty
of every one to pass 1t along: to call the
attention OF those who are still victims.
to a remedy that rarely fails to cure.
beware of Cheap limitations of Pc
ru-na-Be Sure That You Get
Pe-rE-nA.
There are no substitutes for P~,una.
Allow no one to pers De you that there
is something just as good. The success
of Peruna has tempted many people TO
devise cheap limitations Beware OF them
Be sure that you get Peruna-
Miss Jennie Driscoll No. $40 Putnam
avenue. Brooklyn N. Y. writes:
Il heard so much In praise OF Peruna
as a specific Tor catarrhal affections that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

On November 2orh Miss Ruth Stiff viii!
be married at Oak Grove, Westmoreland
county, 20 Mr.. 4inear. OF West Viz
GINA. The bride-elect is the daughter OF
W. ". Stiff Esq. Of Westmoreland. ano
sister Of Drs. z. w. Stiff. of Richmond
and J. P. Stiff. OF Fredericksburg. both
Well-known dentists.
Menhaden are reported to be running
very rapidly down the coast, and Will
soon be out Of reach of our Virginia
fishermen. From all appearances the sea
son is about at an end. and boats will be
cutting OUT pretty rapidly from now
OIL The season will close fairly we'll foi
some though not as good as any year
during the past five.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

t1eHTE tsanciS beaumont
KNOXVILLE. TENN. November l.
When James A. Siicox. late Of the United:
States army. was made coor-sergeant a,
the University of Tennessee, the other
day an extremely interesting story was
revealed. the full! details Of which have
never been written.
Si!cox is the crack right tackle on the
Tennessee football eleven and the irwin
chile vim and vigor with which he plunge
through an opposing teams line or goes
through terrific delence for g long run
around the end has been displayed before
at moment and under circumstances
which required great zeal more nerve
and something OF the genuine stuff-cour-
age.
He Is the man who LED the movement
to suppress the desperate rebellion at
Fi'ifid prison in AInrila in 1000 where
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
1T is DOUBTFUL
II Local Applications Alone Ever

II Local hppi1catlSAs AAoHe CteF
Cured Case OF Catnrrh.
Most remedies for the treatment OF ca
tarrh are in the form OF sprays. lnhaiers
powders. wasnes or saires. all purely local
applications and many of them often give
Temporary relief, but the reason none or
them ever really cure chronic catarrh IS
because catarrh is not local disease ana
it canno, be cured simply by treating the
local symptoms.
Moreover. the more serious forms of
catarrh. like catarlh Of the stomach and
ca tarrtl OF the bronchial tubes cannot be
reachsd AT al bv local applications and
the fact that neglected catarih Of the head
very soon involves the bronchial tules
stomach and liver. demonstrates that the
disease is a blood disorder. constitution
al :11aIady and not al all local disease.
To really cure catarrh, the system must
be cleaned from catarrhal r"ison by an
internal remedy. which acts effectively;
upon the blood and liver.
The success Of new catarrh remedy,
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. is because It
drives out Of the system. through natural
channels tie catarrhal poison and the
mucous lining of the nose. throat and
tracfea are freed from the excessive mr-
cous which collects and causes the hawk
ing, splitting and gagslng. because the eS-
cessive secretion is not furnished from
reality blood
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets contain many
OF the same valuable antiseptics used IN
sprays and inhalers, but instead of being
applied TO the infiamed membranes OF the
nose and throat. they are taken into tie
stomach and thus reach the blood: the
real seat and cause OF the disease.
Stuart's Catarrha! Tablets are large.
nleasan; tasting lozenges. composed OF
Rcd Gum. Hydrastan. Bloodroot. and SINH
lar catarrh specifies. and SO safe to use
that little children suffering from colds
take Them nth same beneficial results as
adult persons.
No trace Of cocaine or oplates. so COM
mon IN atarrhal edicines. can be found
n Stuart i Catarrhs Tablets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Mrs. e. r. Southall. who has been the
guest OF ilrs. G. A. Hankins. returned
home this morning.
Miss Louise Hopkins and Mr.. John L
Cottreli. of Newport News. will be- the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Barnes at
'"Tazswal Hall tomorrow.
Mr.. Charles Bowry and his sister. Miss
Jeanne. left This morning for Richmond
to visit relatives.
Cautain E. w. Maynard was In Norfolk
this week.
Miss Lettie Warburton left this morning
for Richmond to visit relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
The City Council,

The City Council in discussiong the ques-
ton OF high license. clear water. eac-:
the public is discussing the merits of
Hasey King Wood Heater. All styles and
kinds of wood ssove.s are sold In Rich.
mopd, but when you tell man Vaughan
has the HaSey King" he makes for his
store. buys Une or more, and his troubles
are at an end The chea pest and best stove
on earth.
Vaushan's, COZ east Broad street. Soils
agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
HORSE KICKS A CHILD.
Little Drevry Bertrand Badly Hurt
Wear ChesteT-Persona1s.

CHESTER. VA. November 1.-fSpe-
cial.)-I title Drewry Bertrand hand
some little fellow. ) or years old. and
grandson OF Dr.. Samuel D. Drevry.
who lives about two miles from here.
was badly hurt last Wednesday, horse
kicked the little child on the head. mash
ing the skull in and cutting an ugly
cash on the side OF his head. DR.. Drewrv
the cflilG's grandfather. being sick at the
The chestnut crop this season WIS the
largest and the finest in quality this sec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
Wed in Salisbury.

Miss Ivor Lee FauIconer, who form
,riv lived at No. $500 Nenab:e street. pu'
more recently OF SALISBURY, n T.. Was
married on October ia. to Mr.. Edward Z.
Geane prominent citizen Of Salisbury
Mrs Deane will shortly make visit to
ars Mics al No. ESQ .enab!e street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
cni,a,s D.,u,h 81. Chester.

CHESTER, VA. November l.-tSpecial.l
rhe infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. DrewrE
|. Cheathan1 died about o CLOCK TINS
morning II contracted a deep coio sew
eral Ola. S ago from which 1t never re-
covered. The burial will take place to-
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
No CoaI In Si~hf.

but in order TO move big lot OF the
"Perfection'' Oil heaters made by the
Standard Oil Company. we offer TO the
public for one week this unsurpassed
Heater for 81.
THE E. B. TAYLOR CO..
1O11 east Main and east Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
pichuondcrs IN New York.

NEW YORK, November 1.-(Special.}-
Fifth Avenue-H. c. Hooper.
Ea-lirgt on-W a Clarke. Jr., and wife
Grand-.. S. BALDWIN, z. w. EaWcctte
Broadway Certral-C. W. Hunter
Wai6orf-W. NJ Glazebrook ana wife.
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An ApproachinE Marriage.

Invita- tons have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Virgie Estelle LocEetl
20 Mr.. William Wesley Tinlberiake; the
ceremony to take place at Pine-Stree:
Baptist church. Wednesday evening. NO
vero,,er 18th. Rev J. B. Hutson. pastor