The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
18th, at high noon, at the home OF the
bride. They will reside in this CITY.


RETAIL GROCERS.
The organization Of the Retail Grocers
Of the CITY has recently been revised ana
perfected A constitution and bylaws
nave been submitted and adopted. me
following are the officers for the ensuils
year. President w a. Norman: vice
President, W w Watkins; Secretary, =
w. Garter: Treasurer, u. a. Francesca.
The Board Of Directors are #Messrs. ". - -
Norman, W. ". Watkins. j. =. as
a. 10 Cha1eaIne, Z. T.. Estes ana j..
j. Farley
a very unusual operation was per-
formed on horse here several days ago
Tho ANIMALS nasal chambers were closed.
He was taken to the veterinary hosplta!
Of Dr. E. Z. Terry for treatment. Dr.
FERRY opened the windpipe about one
third of the way down the throat and
inserted a tube through which the horse
could breathe with comfort. This en-
ables the animal to be of further SER
vice to the owner. The operation was a
successful, though a. difficult one
The children of the Loyal-Street Public
School have raised a sum of money with
which TO erect a memorial tablet to the
memory of the late Thomas NJ. William
son, who was for several years princi-
pal Of the high school. Permission has
been granted the children to place the
tdDiet al LIE
GIRL DROPS DEAD.
Estelle the adopted daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs J. H. Calame, prominent and
highly respected residents Of Stokesland.
dropped suddenly dead in front of the
! new church at that place Sunday after
| noon. She was playing with some chill
| eren on the church steps at the time
and was holding the baby in her arms.
| The doctors pronounced that she died OF
fai1 Sfa fiftaan 1-oar Of
age
Captain ]. H. Pigg. whose distilery
was totally destroyed by fire Monday at
| ternooon at Dry Fork. Will proceed al
an early date to restore the building and
! plant Instead OF a wooden building
| as before. he Will erect corrugated iron
! structure.
| Among the fixtures destroyed in tn.
recent fire WAS a large modern still
which produced wilslzey by what Is
known as the continuous process. The
j still cost mere than s1.4oo erected. anC
! had the enormous capacity Of seventy,
| four and half gallons of wlliskey pei
/ hour. consuming twenty-ones bushels OF
corn. or .2ln gallons Of beer, in the same
| length CT time.
THE GIRLS STRIKE.
/ The recent strike among the girl EN-
i rl!oyes of the Morotock Manufacturing
! Company has not yet been definitely de
] cidad According to the dictnm OF TN
i union authorities the girls have resumed
work. bat negotiations are stiil pending
between the company and the union
4 headquarters in New York
Mr. L l2osenstock has been appointed
! trustee of Beth sho1em congregation. VIC
/ Mr.. "A. Wiicman. resigned. The appoint
] ment has been confirmed by action O
4J,nS (-arporati1u Court
/ NIr. ard MIS- Henry Jeffress are speno
4 ing some time in New York.
/ Mrs. Il. u. Gierrant IS visiting ne
sister, Mrs. James Sangster. at burA
station.
i Mrs. James NJ. Neal. who has hee1
quite sick for several Days, is reported
somewhat better
Miss May Boney has returned from 8
very pleasant visit to friends at Cas-
caae. She will leave in a few days To-
a her home in Louisiana.
Il Mr. ]. Paul TAYLOR of Washington, D
A C.. a representative Of the American To
= bacco Company, is visiting his parent
in this city, Rir. and Mrs. -Albery G.
Taylor.
. Miss Mary Owen. of Kansas City, Mo.
IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. P. II. Bots
seau.
Mrs John NJ Hughes left day o
two ago for New England to visit he