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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19
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80 ssxs. 1T is Rext 10 imPossii'ie
,or rhe pnysicisn 10 get ms y~tIeD1s :,
- out any prescribed course u hs-
-. - diet - The smallest extent ne
- tsut one recon- leiEs namely, The eiu=
.~.,.traent.- v ben meo3cinea are ess'.
80 sor0uic constipation, the most niio
nd gentle DDtsiEabies such a. Ih4..i-
1900 stomach 4 LAYER IADiets-
s1ouId he employed. Their nse IL NJ
1oiIsxe8 by constipation - they ie4i'
- f.oweis ia . material AID neaitL.
cooai,ion. For ssEe by aia DruggiAts-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

And cay some other sAlse, ointment,
,.sso.- oii OF 1llcgsc healer - As good as
.sre-len's Arnica sslye. tell him thirty
80 49, ~ marvellous cures OF PLEA, Burns.
800 torns. feloDs. Cheers, Cufk,
scsSd. Bruises ana skin EEupiscl,
rove MS tbs besi and cheapest. zoc o
Leonard Hssky . dsrg ssofss -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

lis thought that Grover Oieve---''-
and tbe rola-tug press Win confines &,
-s.-;,,ssrr -rf,ukcs 20 Bryan and in-
n-r,oeratie party Hutl the ue11 Naii1n
:, -a-,-,u,iou ssr2ts- And the- a.
.--,ss Democrats party vrin adop@ a.
Other platform endorsing the '-s' ''' 80
s-s-,, t,--..s-snr with EvrnE ISSUES,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

The postoface facilities are 10 oe m
erased. POSTMASTER Peachy. always
tsoughuul Of theconveniences 81 the pub
Az has aotten rev boxes and handsome
.gru5tufe. The of5ce viii be made much
,araes. 90 that 10 future there ~ili be no
.,e,,dsaq. Combination lock boxes wi
(. furnished shose wanting them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19
COLLEGE Of William and Mary,
WILLIAMSBURG. VA.

Two Hurdreth and Tenth Session be-
gins OCTOBER ?. 1902.
Full Collegiate course, ieading 70 de-
erees Of B. A. and 81. A.
Full Normal Courss
Board. Fuel. Lights and Washing, sic
per month.
no tuition Ices charged ncsmai stud
| ents.
S<nd Tor catalogue.
Lyon G. TYLER, president
} Sm ~. H., IL !
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

son Monday. There were no cases ."
,ockct. aud thss being the farmers busy
the attendance was hight 4"
act. il was hardly wosth calling
t,ase smith. sheriff NJ. K. Harrcl and
Clerk T. II. Geddy took the oS'h *
,,,;-.~s ~ the nvw Constitution SlerN
S~sav administered the oath 20 the
iuare and sheriff. and then Judge S'n'tA
administered Il 20 the clerk.
The following Is a hist Of all deeds al
raitsed 70 record the past month emo
ing Monday;
Iacob smith CT ais 20 Matte IS. smith
son an acre oflaud in jamestown D'Se'-
Wm. Jackson TO T. NJ Chns'ens'"
.or -ol, acres OF land IN Jamestown
D:sct. same being part q "S'eaTs
tract :,
N Christensen 70 : y, and &. NJ
So for 40is acres ofland, same being
nars Of the .'Stears tract
4 Rsrnes. Exor OF Nm. II. Barnes,
-SA.I Barnes 4 Bros. Tor S33 acres OF
land Enfield"
Al. Barnes and wiie; J.. A. Barnes and
wife 70 Mm- H. hS'"eS -o'
tract" and other tracts
Bettie A. Baroes TO :. ". Travesr Tor
Enfield AID other tracts, her interest
il same.
CP. williamson and wiic 10 l. I
& Kenny ioT - acres .. '-''-''
town Dist o''o''-s D.,
isaae '---'@'.' -, $500 NJ -,
ior 80 acres Of lanc $50 - -
K :. N. IraYefs q 20 & 80 - -.
5 KINDS for s''s aeses % .-I-'- - 4.
81, Nittie L. ~o~ies 10 a. D.
her unoe'i,-o-
traet, CowiesTilie. -,-
y L. hsnisYr p = JIM
iary Tor - - -''Ss - '''
is l0use Diset- asn's 0'.'9 .,
4. o. Anderson WIZ. a. A.
a. Contrast % SAX 'o' ---s p,
Browns COZ 'ali-i'- ID --'s
acnes. a. ,v
iis Albert Harms ana VIE 50 o.
1urton ior n.1se 'lo 80
-1-li - 80 -
sarah J. hal'ei '-ll ~ '-'''-. - =,
drazton ior ~ --',7
tract -.
'n, h1Eene = '--7s''' -tt --l
80 -- t....,
tsa -r-s ii--' $500.
1rs
$50 =, +
t--c- .-.-..-...
1-7 So.
ID s,s1nz - !. -. -, :
-aFs E'sel- - 80 s,r Ne
.lreir 20
/. q. -'.D- : .-'.,,ss.-oRr :.
4 "a - -. !, ozo
TOY I''-' - -
AZ" o. --i..' ,,- - sseno
x II Z ~. = g. - -. - y 40
. 50 Dnos ', - Z - ,rs.,-
ara - 1-T.--+oP 81 Gillian
time. -, = 49, ..Dunbar tract
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19
SATURDAY. MY 's. '9Oa

,.s~e Smith was uore magma ''''''' -
,s.p Tx Constitutional convene
- !, robbed hin Of his 0il0e' *
- - seaport sbs new Constitution
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19
YOU Know That You are Taking

Nben YOU take Groves Tasteiess chill
ronic because the formula IS plainly
orinted on every bOttle showing mat Il
- simply Iron and Quinnae ~ a taste'esS
.,tm. 40 Cure. No Pay DOC.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19
The Rest LIniment for Strains.

The Best Eminent fer Strains
MFR. +. II. Wells, the merchant At
Der Park, Long Island. ~. 4, says
Il always recommend Chamberlain .
pain BALM as the best Eminent for
strains. / used 1t last WRITER Tor Q
severe lameness in the side, resulting
from a strain, and was greatly p'essee
with the quick relief and cure II Hheo
ed y For sale by all Druggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

The Methodist sunday school Wa
AXE Us outing 10 Buezroe next Friday
A large crowd sill % on the exeursion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

IN eases OF contagious diseases '''
osuuu,i.e should be strisi ano 0'' GO
inc unssi an 5snseT l. pact "'
80 700 sass,aIy tbe heaith OF CIR
r.rln-c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

President Tyler announces that Mrs.
Kate CabeM Clai1ornc has donated
$1,000 - thc credit Of The Herbert 4
Claiborne Library Memorial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

.,.,.--s - ire possorsor "a . iil''-'' ''-'
..,,rd class matchmaker
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19
Virginia Military Institute,
TFXINGTON. VA.

cath Year. State Military. Scientihe
and Technical school. Thorough Courses
IN general and applied Chemistry. Elee-
tricity and Engineering. Coniers de
gree Of graduate IN Academic Course
Also degrees os Bachelor of Science IN
Technical Courses. All expenses, includ-
ing clothing and ineidentals, provided
at rate Of S365 per annum, as an average
for the tour years, exclusive Of outht.
For information address
CEN. SCOTT SHIPP,
Superintendent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

Atits meeting Yesterday the Board OF
Directors OF the Hospital abolished the
office OF dentist DR.. Dickens VIII re-
main 30 DAYS longer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

rhe Best Prescription for Malaria
hrls and Fever - bottle OF Grove $
rasteles. Chill Tonic. II - sirSply
con and Quinine in tas,eiess ioFm' NC
60. ~ IaY. Price. 9Oe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19
STATE or ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO } 9
Lucas County,

STATE or ONO, Aila OF ANA1bN g
Lucas CoUN1N,
FpAxKJ. CHENEY makes oath that he
Is the senior partner OF the tirm OF F. j.
,.nrxEy * 60, doing business IN the
..,ry Of Toledo. County and State aiore-
I'D and that said frm Will pay the
nm al one HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor
s.rb and every case OF CatarTh that can
r.t be cured uy the use OF HAAS ca
rARRR OURS
FRANK !. CHENEY * CO
sworn 10 before me and subscribed 10
nv presence. this 9th day OF December
A. ID. lcs6- .-
srn Notary Public
/
| Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern
| sllv and acts directly on the blood an
m1cas surfaces o. the So stem. send 70
! .cstimonlals. Tree
rs. CHFNEl q. CO. Toledo, Q
Sold 10y Druggists, 55o.
Hans Family Pills are The best.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19
LEGAL ADVERTISING

LEGAL ADVERTlSlNS-
.sso-neys who pisce besai = s,r
.hlspsper sre he'd Per's 40 -, up.5er
..z,e. rhis he1ng ths one -.,.~ Rsses
- ~ a-cepssBe1 adFersis -
80 - - ssr,-. less - pr oeHf- 80
,s.,isri5n ron these terms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

serr-rfSiaC rates re'as'' = ,,.,'rS ne,
q, aprbos4iou. kafoS - - -, - No.
sc. r.,c.l notices : Ceuts tAe 'n
,r-eSpecs : Ceuts 3rT Inc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

The Methodist ladies gevs lawn
party Monday night on the court green
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
A BIG BANKING
CONSOLIDATION
The Mutual Lie aid Equitable
and the Morton Trust
Comp ny.
Comp ny.
(By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Dec. ia banking con-
sol uati IL "as announced ,o-t:a.. "iiieh
will bring into harmony the large IN
surance and financial interests OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, the
-IIquitable Life Assurance Society ana
the Morton Trust Company. his result
was brought about at meetings Of the
directors of the National Bank OF the
United States, which was acquired some
months ago by the interests which con-
troll the trust company, and or the
Western National Bank.
The directors Of the bank OF the tinted
States voted to analgamate with the
Western and 10 raise the capital TO So
009.GGO. The directors of the Western
National Bank. in which the Equitable
Is largely interested. voted to fuse with
the National Bank OF the United States
upon q basis mutually agreed upon by
the interests in control. The new bank
will continue under the management OF
Y. P Snyder the president of the
Western National. and vii! occupy for
the present the Offices of the Western
National Bank. The new institution
Will be known as the Western National
Panlz of the United States. The vice
presidents will be Richard A. McCurdy.
president Of the Mutual Life; James II
HYDE. vice-presdcnt OF the Equitable
Life. ana Thomas 2. Ryan. ytce-presi-
dent OF the Morton Trust Company.
The Mercantile Trust Company the
Prudential Life and George j. Gould, are
interested in the consolida ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
THE CRAT[RS ARE
STILL SMOKING
Large Section Of Guatemala Was
Dey5stated-D ed from
IRha|ing Gas.
iRv Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Dec. 1o-Thc
two new craters which appeared in the
Santa Maria volcano on the morning OF
October 2ith last and devastated a " =
section of Guatemala. are still smoking
from one of the c-ctGrs. beneath the
cloud of smoke, white hot lava exudea
in a sluggish stream. ard from the other
cold mud is thrown in spasnodic fash
ion.
This Information has been brought
here by people arriving on the steamer
Acapulco On her trip down the coast
the Acapulco was at Champerico a week
after the outbreak of Santa Maria. when
the injured inhabitants of the town and
those who had fled from the neishbor-
hood of the volcano We're in a state OF
terror. The Acapulco carried 10 OF
them to the port of San Jose
One of the refugees, Alfred McNin-
non. an American. died on the steamer
from the effects of inhaliag volcanic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
PRIZE FIGHTERS HEART.
Coffea Shownto be the Cause OF His
weak Heart.

Frank Wallis. the Illinois champion
feather-weight. says:
'.Nearly all my life l drank coffee, and
it finally put me in such a condition that
training for any fight was almost impos-
sible.
NY breathing was poor and Slight
eXertion always made me very tired.
could not understand it, for l was other
wise we'll and strong, until one day, in
training quarters. a friend and admirer
Of nllnc asked me if drank coffee. I
told him yes and he said that was
what allied me.
This was two weeks before an i'm
portant fight OF mine was due. tie eX-
planned how coffee affected the heart
and nerves and told me OF the good
qualities of Postum Food Coffee. I'M
mediately commenced to use 1t IT. place
of coffee. The result was wonderful
My nervousness left me, my breathing
bothered me no more. my confidence re-
turned and I was as good as ever IN
short time.
Il returned victor of the fight, which
I am confident would not have been
had continued the use Of coffee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
FIGHT TO SECURE DIVISION
OF THE SURPLUS FUNDS
(By Associated Press.)

MILWAUKEE WIS, Dec. 12--Tf1e Sen
tnel to-day says: Complaint will be
filed today against one OF the big life
insurance companies of New York by an
attorney acting for various policyhold
ers, asking that the company show cause
why it should not distribute its undivided
surplus of many millions OF dollars among
its po!iCyholders.
ton 1852 of the Wisconsin statutes which
provides that all mutual insurance COM
panics doing business in Wisconsin. must
divide their surplus earnings among pol
icyholilers and names the time and mum
Der OF times when the distribution must
take place.
The action will affect every mutual in
sl1rance organization doing business In
Wisconsin, whose aggregate undivided
surplus amount in round numbers t.
500 GO 600
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
ADD al for Contr buttons.

Among the institutions OF this city which
are suffering from want of fuel is the
Church Hill Branch Of the X. c. y. This
restitution. the worthy aims and objects
Of which are SO well known. has to depend
Tor its existence and support largely on
The contributions of the public ana ind
Ing themselves in their present needy
condition beg to lay the matter before
their friends, and rely upon their scner-
osity 70 relieve this pressure. Wood is
especially needed, but contributions of
any nature Whatsoever. if left at the
Home, No 2693 East Franklin Street or
NJ tie residence of either Mrs. Snellipgs.
No 27o1 Fast Jroad Street or Mrs. T;g-
nor. No. POI East Broad Street. Will be
greatly appreciated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Nav Cars Arrive.

Five new cars for the Richmond Pas
senger and Power Company reached Rich
mond day before yesterday, and are now
in the shops undergoing TIE necessary
work 10 place them in commission. These
cars have been upon the road for two
Or three weeks ard were preceded by
one Of their associates, which completed
the half dozen that We're shipped. one
day last week. They do not come up to
III, specifications prescribed hv the COM
pany as they are part Of the order of
smother street railway corporation, and
we've only secured after 1t was found
that the company's orders could not be
filed in time to relieve the urgent de-
mard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
JUSTICE: JOHN
Gets MANY NOTES
Voices from the Jai|-Fined for
Being Ds0r cry on 9 Car.
Story of Police Court.

Justice Crutchfield is being besieged
every morning with cpistles Written from,
the jail by DRINKS who have been in
durance vie for days and weeks They
are looking forward to a Christmas gift
in til way OF a release {, ON jail the Gay
before Christmas This is done every year.
and most of those who are turned out
are back again before the new year.
a number Of old DRINKS Wee sent down
yesterday. They Will probably be turned
out upon the world on Christmas Eve
The case Of Is. III Carter and r. NJ.
Ragland, two white men. charged with
using profane language and being disor-
derby on (; Clay Street car, was disposed
81 Uy the inpos.ro OF a fine of $50 upon
Ragland and the dismissal OF Carter.
Many witnesses appeared 10 testify that
the two men were disorderly, and that
Ragland was particularly so. and that
when the conductor and motorman start
c5 to put them off a fight ensued. IN
which the two men were pretty badly
handled
Rag.and is a Goochland county farmer.
He came to town and sold q lot of TO-
bacco. ana it cost him nearly his roll to
pay his fine.
S. S. Pittnan was fined s. for trespass-
ing OF the p. emises of w f. Garter and
abusing Beuall z. Carter.
Aubrey Blackburn was sent down tor
six months for being drunk and disorder
".
E. c. Leesbrey better known s Nv on
derful," an old-timer, was given twenty
days lie said he would start fer Ken
lucky at once if gwen the chance. but the
chance was not given
r. c. Cahnl was fined 500 for being
drunk and disordcrly.
Robert Crockett was given twenty
days for being drunk.
Wilson Crockett was charged by the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 70
Animals with working q horse with a
sore back The case was continued
Jimmie Jones was given twenty DAYS.
re asked to be put to work on the rock
pile for exercise. but his request was re-
fused.
Willie White. negro boy. was sent
to the Negro Reformatory. He was ar
rested for taking a pocket-bools with
$3.50 in it
". ]. Nicholas was given twenty days
for drunkenness.
George Moore. alas Lonny Hoy, was
sent on to the grand jury for stealing
a lot Of meat at the Second Market He
is believed to have been connected with
other robbertes notably the theft Of
lot Il clothing from sixth Street Lizzie.
on This he was placed under bonds for
twelve months The negro is what is
known rs bad man. ard he vas pho
tographed and given the Bertilon meas
Iremcnt yesterday morning by Major
Howard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
BROAD STREET
HOLIDAY DISPLAY
The Stores Are Putting On Their
Christmas G.rbs and Getting,
Ready for the }'uletjde.

By Monday Broad Street will have on
;te Christmas dress. Already many oil the
stores are showing signs Of the approach-
ing glad season. and beautiful displays
IRE shown from their WinuoWS, "hiie
others are in the state OF transforms
tlo1, from rich, handsome tall ana WIN
~, stocks to even richer and handsomer
holiday displays.
The dry goods stores are farther ao-
yanced toward the holidays. perhaps, than
ctier stores, with, perhaps. the eAcep-
zion OF the furniture men.
Al Cohens there is a magnificent dis
ria, Of furs and other wraps. suitable
for all sizes of purses, and the eNhlbltlon
Of ornamental stuff and books IS probably
as great as ever seen at this big store
inside. the hundreds OF clerks are already
feeling the Christmas rush.
Cordes & Nosby will begin a show that
will suit the eye OF the connoisseur of the
rick stuff that goes to make the heart
OF the social bud happier, as we'll as tina
OF the poor child OF the day lahorer. All
day yesterday boxes OF goods were being
carried in for the Christmas trade
Al Pemberton'S. Faulknec's. Miller &
Rhoads' and the other places. it was the
same yesterday evening. The clerks were
busy in the departments arranging for
the expected great rush to begin next
eek and, despite the very disagreed bic
weather. crowds of shoppers were out.
The clothing stores and shoe stores are
abe ut ready for the holidays. and this
year they are presenting most attractive
displays The furniture people are al
rlost outdong themselves. and are offer
ins in thsir display windows attractions
that invite the wayfarsr within to take
4 rest
The stationery and book stores are.
perhaps. the busiest OF ALL Much OF the
goods purchased at these places are for
mailing or shipping purposes, and buyers
are early.
The markets. to-day will give the arst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
YALE STUDENTS HAVE TO
PAY VERY HEAVY FINES
lRv Associated Press. J

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Dec. t2.-Brali-
ford Ellsworth. OF New York Militant
f. Orthvein. of St. Louis: William Bar
mum, and John a. Moorehead. OF Pitts
burg, Pa. all Yale students We're ar
raisred in the City Court to-day on
charges of the peace, preferred by Sidney
Treedor. a ticket Spectator,
The alleged assault occurred on the
night OF >1ovembe2 goth. when a crowd
Of students on Yale campus took away
from Treedor his tickets for the Yale
Harvard football game. \ uolIe pros
seoul vas entered II the case against
1ocrehead Ellsworth vas fined S2cl
and Barnurl. Sawyer and Orthueiu were
Uned $40 each. afrsr counsel for the
zen had handed in pleas of nolo consea-
dere.
The fines were paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
The
Mans Corner
Saturday, 18th.

Six Mufflers for $500. Black
and white are the leading shades.
although we have fancy designs II
you want them.
You can pay more than a dollar
elsewhere for this muffler If you're
not particular about the price YOU
give. but the ether stores mrtt'er
won't be bit better than this one,
and the xtra so or 75c would pur-
chase Neckwear or some ether need
tul for you.
Fine line of Dress Suit Protectors
for csc cold nights, $3.50 and
$500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
WORK ON NEW SEWER
tits Being Pushed Rapidly and Situation
is Much Relieved.

Work on the erection Of the big sewer
on East Broad, Thirty-tirst and Franklin
Streets is being pushed rapidly by the
contractors. Maynard and Ford, unde:
the supervision OF Acting City Engineer
Jackson Bolton. He states that unless
the weather interferes TO 4 marked de-
gee the sewer will be completed within
the next two weeks. Already the situa-
ton in this section OF the city has been
relieved and cars are passing along
Broad street as usual. while the inu.i-
dated Easements have been fEeed from
the accumulation OF water and filth
caused by the breaking Of the old sever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
PRETTY CHURCH NEEDING
Mr.. Henry Loving and mrs. LIZ
Farmer Unit d.

Mr.. Henry Loving tt''t' ''''~'
Farmer Unit d.
Al Perkins Church, Buia. in Gooch-
land county. va. an interesting mar
r.age took place on Wednesday, Deceta-
lc, ;. at p II. Tne contracting parties
were Mrs. Lizzie Farmer, whose many
charms Of manner have won for hel
lasls of friends, and Nh. Henry Loying,
q prosperous young farmer, and highly
esteemed by all who know him. The
TriQaI party entered the church as fol
lows. Miss Ethel Bagby and Mr.. James
Trcdway; Miss Margie Turner and MIR
Lee Mills. The bride. with ner maid Of
honor. Miss Maud Mills, was met by the
eroom and his best man, Mr.. L. W Low
ins;;
The ceremony was beautifully and i'm
,,ress!veIy performed by the brides pas
tor. Rev NJ c. Hughes.
The bride was eowned in blue cloth.
with hat and gloves TO match. She car
iied a handsome bouquet of white chry-
sarlhemuns and fetns. with white rib
hon syreamers. Her bridesmaids We're
dressed in white. carrying a bouquet Of
ferns
Alter the ceremony the couple repaired
t.. the brides home with number Of
their friends where they enjoyed a suup-
t;.ous supper and delightful evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
MILLION DOLLAR PLANT
Memphis Warehouse Company Prepar.
ing for Big Operations.
~ Assocfatsa r.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Dec. ia spectd
from Augusta. Ms, says the Nemph4
Warehouse Company. was incorporated
here TO-DAY. under the liberal Jaws of th!,
State. TO construct and operate cotton
warehouse and compress plant adequate
for the entire business OF Memphis. Tho
ircorporators are:
Lewis 4. Burleigf. Byron Boyd and J.
Berry. OF Augusta Me: H c. BUrcher,
of Philadelphia: Fergus Red, OF Nor
folk. Va: c. E Warrsworth, Harry (.
Johnson and ". A Percy. OF Memphis
The capital stock was fixed aJ $1,000 with
power to increase to $t.ot1.Q11
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Retail Clerks Elect.

At the meeting OF the Retail Clerks
Association last night the following Off
GERS were elected:
President, John L. Don Levy; First VICE
President, George ". Woodal; Second
vicc-President, L. c. Perkins; ttnanc al
Secretary. H. c. Sheppard; Recording
Secretary, r. w Short: Guardian. l. \.
Push; Guide, J. 3. PoindeXter; Ireas
Po+I7erhild; Trustees. J.. c.
Ef,aatfield, ]. j. Mitchell and ]. A
Priddy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-13
Bay q re Council &. A.

At the meaing Of Belviderc Council,
Royal .arcanTrl, Thursday night in Lee
Camp Hall. the following officers We're
lected and ono candidate initiated:
Representative 70 Grand Council-Charles
&. Bosher.
.,lternate-E. X. Ball
Regent Willard P. Robertson.
licc-Resent-E. L. Hazelgrovc-
Orator.. W. Ball.
Sccretary-Ch Charles G. Bosher.
Collector-M. ]. Stratus.
7'rcasurer-E. Bottighirner.
Chaplaiu-I. .. Fitzgerald.
C;uide-H G. G. Hartman.
yTarden-John S. Bass.
Scntly-R. T. Davis.
Past .Regent-H. G. Hartman.
Trustees: &. SafuUels, Il. NJ. Wingfieid
and Isaac Stratus.