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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
AT FREDERICKSBURG.
Was Generally Observed Church
Services and Thank Offerings.

(Specal to The tTimes-Dlspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Nov. 20
To-day was generally observed as holi..
day here. The schools gave holiday. the
banks and nearly all other places Of
business closed; the city postoffce kept
Sunday hours, and services were held
IN the churches.
The Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian
and Christian churches united in Joint
service at the Baptist Church at II
o'clock A. NJ, and a large audience lis
tenel to strong sermon BY Rev. Pr.
4. s.. Dunaway.
A collection was taken for the City
Mission. Services were also held at ST.
Georges Episcopal Church at the same
hour, preaching by Rev. w. D. Smith
and the offering was for the Charity
School,
At Trinity Episcopal Church services
were held at 10:30 a. NJ. An address was
delivered by Rev. II. II. Barber and
there was communion. Tho offering at
this service was for the Mary Washing
ton Hospital.
a large number OF hunting parties were
formed and splendid sport enjoyed In the
surrounding country Other parties went
to AQUA Creek and spent the day fish
ing, catching black bass and other fish,.
8 Thanksgiving Is becoming more and
more generally observed here with each
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IN AMHERST.
Court in Session and no Signs OF
Any Observance.
fsnec,a1 Is The Times. Dispntch.)

N 7
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
AMHERST, VA. Nov. 26.--The annual
celebration Of thanksgiving It seems, Is
naidIy known by large nun1b Der q
citizens In and around Amherst: judge
Daniel a. Grimsley convened his fall
Of court here yesterday and MS court IL ,s
usual. The stores and: other places OF
busress in the town are all open. tobacco ia c
burg and the wheels Of commerce move
on. Nj en- rushing ahead eager In the pur-s
suit Of earthly gain. without stopping 70
return thanks. U.s.,
Under the new Constitution, which
changes the judicial system OF the State
Judge Grlmsley comes to Amherst no
more. as circuit Judge. and the people
here are much Ioath 10 give the Judge up.
Since he has been on this circuit, he has
Tho have been In attendance upon his
courts and will part With him with many
a regret.
Under the new system Judge j.. NJ.
White, who is now Judge, OF the County
Court of Amherst. will also be Judge OF
the Circuit Court after February LIST 1904.
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WEDDINGS s.. I I. !. ! !
IN VIRGINIA
Trinity Church, IN Louisa Couh-
ty, the Scene Of Beautiful
Tableau Marriage.
mr.. DEW AND MISS HOLIDAY 4.
Miss Sallie Nell Hamlet Be
comes the Bride Of Mr..
wv. &. Scott.
tspec,Al to The Times. Dl.patch.>

Especial to The 1'imes.D spatch)
y rfoLLADAY, VA, November sG.---Trin-
ity Church, In Louisa county, was never never
the scene Of d moro interesting event thnn
OF, Wednesday morning, November 26th.
when MI. Philip a. Dew. Of Penola, Va
and Miss Mary Virginia Holiday, thu
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. John ~. ilol.
lnday. OF this place we're married. .,-,
The church was tastefully ana aru .htttl
cAlly decorated with evergreeHs, and Il
large audience OF the most prominent pe"-
pie In social life were present 10 witness
the cerctnony W.
Miss Mary Dew. tro sister OF the yroom
presided at the organ and rendered Mel,'
delssohn's wedding march with finc eiieSl,
The bridal party entered the cnurch ~
the following order: ,.
The ushers, Messrs. William y, io!ld.
day ana Frank J. Holiday. Then cane
the bridesmaids and groomsrnen, the Ia
d es entering by the aisle on the right,
and the gentlemen on the left MISS ;lsl!
tina Victoria Harris and MIR. j. Rale,gh
NJ. billiard. Miss Mary Augusta Hoiladhy
and Mr.. Don e., Young. Miss Eva Elan an
and Mr. John Frederick Harris. MISS Lou
ise Virginia Harris and Mr.. James Minor
IIolladay, Miss Addle j. 5Cowherd and MIR.
Earl Miller, Miss Annie l. KeiringhamI
Cowherd and Mr.. Raleigh Travers Con.
way. Miss Mary Littlepage Conway ahl
MI George tyler cowherd. The fo,Mer
girls. two Beautiful and dainty little maid.
ans. Miss Natalie Hardy and Miss-Caro'
Ina Holiday, followed. Then the orlde
and iher maid OF honor Miss Susye Eli2-
a beth Holiday, entered BY the left attic,
and the groom and his best man. pr
Thomas ", Dew. by the right, meeune
beneath the arch in front OF the ann.
where Rev. ]. r. Wilkersoa. the oHciat-
ing clergyn1a n. avail ed them. The solemn
ceremony was performed With Impressive
gravity and dignity. II,
The bride. tall, slender and srtr;iul,
looked sweet and beautiful IN b t.evnllrg
s,,tt OF dari: blue cloth. with velvet
picture hat. She carried bouquet o.
MISS susye elizabeth Holiday. The
raid OF honor, w;e a dress OF gray lans.
downe. wits, black velvet lattc" ar.l
white applique trimming. with nlacs
velvet picture hat Her bouquet was o.
white carnations.
The bridesmaids were very fair and
lovely In white organdies, With white rib.
bons They carried bouquets OF ferns ana
white chrysanthemums.
Leaving the church the bridal party
passed down the right aisle In reversed
order. From the church the Party pro-
ceeded TO Mineral. where they took the
train TOR, FeHola. near which place the
young couple will reside. An ella nora,e
reception was expected to follow on w d-
ncsday night at the residence OF the
groom. .o
]. a mong the guests firm distance were
MISS Mary Dew. sot- Pen9la; hir. and Mrs.
Charles I'eytrn coWherd, MIS-. NoIvell
Linney and A-rs. Dan CowheTd, OF Cor
donsyille.%s'G
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in condition will surely. cure Catarrh.
There is not a mall but what brings me
testimonials from people that have been
cured from long standing chronic eases
OF Catarrh by the use OF my Paw-PaW.
y Paw Paw SO purilesa the blood and VI
talizes the whole system that II IS al
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It soon drives out every vestige or Ca
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II. enables YOU to eat heartily and digest
all that you do eat. ] say to every per-
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OF Paw Paw and take 1t according to d.
rections, and you will begin to notice
a rapid change for the, better at once
5AlUNYON. NJ.
No reason, why you should have Ca
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take care of your Stomach and blood.
Hundreds are being cured of. Dyspepsia.
Indigestion and other stomach ailments
and are having their stomach renewed
by Paw-Paw Their testimony Is being
niaced before you daily. Can you afford
TO ignore the truthful stories which they
tel? HI
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SAYS MERCHANT.
Paw.Paw kills the germs Of Catarrh in
throat and stomach That is my decided
opinion from the beneficial results In my
case, can heartily endorse Its use. not
only for Catarrh, but particularly Tor
ind Igestlon.
(Signed) r.. r. Cl-AHh. Y
500 East Broad Street, Richmond. Va.
November 49, 1908.
II YOU have dyspepsia. Try It.
II you are nervous, Try IT.
If you are Respondent, Try It.
II you are weak and run down, Try y:
Cast away all tones. all medicines and
all stimulants and let Munyon Paw
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the high attitudes Of hope and hold YOU
there. It will give exhllaratlon "lthout
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Paw.Paw Laxative Pills, 25c. bottle
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Observation-Disclosures.
Especial to The Tir,es,Dlspatch ]

Especial TO Inc lines Dlsphlcp.l
wAvERLy, Va, Nov, 26;-Newvllle
BAPTIST Church. near Waverly.s Sussex
county va. was the scone OF a pretty
church marriage last evening at Sis
o clock, the contracting parties being
Miss Fannie Griffin Edwards, sister Of
Rev. w. W. Edwards. Of MELVILLE, and
Mr.. James j. Bristow, a prominent young
business man Of Franklin, Va. The bride
was handsomely sowned IN white Duchess
satin over white taffeta and trimmed
with real lace. Her veil was caught with
brooch Of diamonds and pearls. q gift
Of the groom. She carried shower bou.
Duet Of lilies OF the valley. The groom
wore the conventional black, The maids
of honor, Misses Mabel and Helen Ed
wards sisters OF the bride wore pink
org ndie, over pink taffeta. with black
picture hats and carried pink chrysan-
themun,s, The bridesmaids wore white
organizes over white taffeta and carried
ferns.
Miss Josephine Wlroy. OF Suffolk, Va,
presided at the organ and Miss Bessie
Marvin Williams. a talented vocalist OF
Courtland, cousin OF the bride, SANG
always" IN a most charming man
7 The bridal party entered the church to
the strains Of Lohengrlna bridal march
IN the following order:
ushers. Messrs.S =. ~, NoTFteet ana
George 2, yick, 2, l. Holt and T. g
Va. with r, Fl, Cobb, Jr,,sof Franklin;
Miss Chile lIendley. yicksyllle, VA, with
q. r. Darden, Of FRANKLIN, Va; Miss
Irma Cobb, Of Ivor, Va, with G, L. Par
ker, OF Franklin, Va; Miss Rosa Wllroy,
of Suffolk, VA with August Bradshaw,
OF Portsmouth, Va; Miss Mamie Joyner
with Captain George W.. harrison, Of
franklin, ya,i Miss Ella 9, Edwards. Of
Franklin, Va; Misses Mabel and Helen
Edwards. maids Of honor little Miss
I5elen Owen, Of Franklin. Va. teipg, heSr-
or with alaater Rennie RirtsNtlns. i, Of
IIomeytlls, Va. license bearer
The bride entered from the laft aisle
on the arm Of her brothesi Rev w. w.
Edwards, who gave her away.
aha groom entered fsom ne E!gar
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PLEA OF sELF-DEFENsE.
Declared That Man Was Trying
to Cut Woman's Throat.

tSpecla! 20 Inc times D1sPalc'h1'
z ALEXANDRIA,, VA. Nov. 26.--self-de-
tense is the plea set up by John WI
l;anas, the young negro who was to-day
turned over to the Alexandria county au-
ttorites on the charge Of numbering Jo-
seph Johnson. a negro thirty-f!ve years
Of age, last night on lonely road near
Alexa ndria. while johnson and his Wife,
Martha, were out walking.
The woman Is held as an accompl!ce.
Both state that Williams shot In self
defense, after he had gone to the RESI-
cue OF the woman, who declared that
her husband was attempted to cut her
throat with q razor williams was pay
Ing the woman attention and Johnson
was Jealous.
Both prisoners viii be held for the
grand Jury.
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, Il - IL
A CITIZEN.
.SE:,RI0 ]. |. ! 5; A Ii.
Mr.. Harrison, Who Some Time
Ago Broke His Flip, Falls
and Breaks Collar Bone.
TO WASHINGTON TO MARRY
Rehearsal for the Gibson PIC
lures Makes a Pleasant Show
ing-Corncr-Stone Laid.
TO WASHINGTON TO MARRY R !; y
fspoclal to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

4 't5 (SDGCla1 10 Inc l1llllcS~1|loPAtStfI
PETERSBURG, VA., Nov. 26.-Mr,
James r. Harrison, an old and respected
citizen, broke his collar bone yesterday
and some time ago Mr.. Harrison fell ana
broke his hip, since which time he has
been under treatment at the Home ror
tho Sick When he attempted to WalS
Tuesday the last accident occurred.
rho Sunday-school of West End Bap-
list Church will hold an anniversary cele-
bration naxt Sunday. The Bible class.
Of which Rev. j. r. poan Is teacher.
expects to be addressed by Mr.. Hill
Montague, OF Richmond.
. Whites Cafe, with stock, fixtures, etc.
has been purchased bY* Mr.. Frank Is.
Clements.
Mr.. Daniel Reagan will be associated
with Mr.. Clements In the business.
,'ff Welded IN WASHINGTON.
MISS Annie Wlkerson and Mr.. a. NJ.
Davis left this morning on the train
for Washington. where they were mar
ried. MIR. Davis is a we'll known IN
surance collector, In the .smploy OF Mt
3. s, IIargrave and Miss annie Wilker-
son is a popular young lady VINO yves
on West washington Street. !.
Rehearsals for the ''Gibson Pictures"
prove enjoyable to those taking part.
IN, Representations VIII De given tr'day
evening, Novembe, 27th at S:lb.
CORNER-sTON LAID,
The cornerstone Of ne First Ensne ;n,s
aftarnoon at $50 O'Clock by Abraham
Lodge Of Masons Several addresses w'ere
delivered.
This church has grown very fast since
its organization, May 18th last The new
church will be brleN structure ana wiz
occupy the lot on Ha.ltaS street near
The Petersburg Wood Supply Company.
owners 81 the barrel head manulaetor y,
fire Monday, nivht will rebuild, y ms
not be,,n decided, however, whsthtr inc
company will rebuild on the ola SITE or
elsewhere.
An effort is being made to organizn,
n Grove Of the United Ancient Order OF
Dru!ds. The Druids is frathrns1 ana
insurance order, paving both sick ara
death benefits
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In Petersburg.

To-day, Thanksgiving Day, was moro
generally observed in Petersburg than
ever before. There were appropriate re-
ligious services at Washington Street.
Methodist, Second Presbyterian. St. JOS
oph's Catholic, and several OF the Epis-
copal churches this morning, and to-
night the Baptists united In a service to
be held at Second Baptist Church. All
OF this mornings services were quite
largely attended.
There was nothing going on IN the
courts to- day, all the municipal Offices
being closed.
Most Of the manufactures We're closed
and offices In the Federal building OBJ
served holiday hours.
The ladies OF Grace P, p. Church served
dinner at one Of the vacant stores on
Sycamore Street.. Dinner was also served
far the benefit OF the Home for the Sick.
The ladies In charge at both places did
we'll, tt3ag 5atraf II
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Northumberland Marriages.
(spsc!nl to The Times Dlspatoh)

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
HEATHSVILLE. VA, Nov. .b.--Ca plain
Wallace NJ. Overton and Miss Like n.
Saunders, both Of Election. were united IN
marriage at Bethany Methodist Church
Rev. J. IS. Wallace, Of Reedville. ofilc!at-
ing, Captain Overton is a pro minent oyss--
terman OF Falrflelds. while the bride Is
one Of the most popular young ladies OF
I / cense was issued here to-day for. the
marriage OF Mr.. G. Fl. Bosnian and MI e
Maggie S. Clark, both Of Lew Sc "a, w
rose Nj e. Church by Rev. 2. r. Garner.
Cards have been issued announc ng me
marriage OF Mr.: Benjam.n Sampson ana
Miss Della Walker; ooth. o. Ms IN pr non'
dence Church in the near future by Rev.
Charles F. DunnaWay '3sf
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Brockwell alsh.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
III PET ERSBURG, VA. Nov. Is. -Mr. Per-
~ Thomas Brockwell and Miss Jennie
Pearson Walsh were ma: ried this morn :
End Baptist Church, the Rev. ]. Il. Doan
performing TIE ceremony. Mis- Adele
Kuhn. Of Richmond. was maid Of honor.
The ushers were hiessrs. James Brock.
we'll, S fney Walton. Arnold Simmons and
Lawrence T. Walsh. The bride wo a
handsome travelling suit Of brown cloth.
with hat and gloves to match. and carr
rlcu Bouquet OF white chrysant hemums.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Brock'weIl will spend
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After the Fox.
Especial to The llmes-D!spatch,>

(spetlal to The llmes-D!spatch>
wARRENToN. VA, Nov. 2s,-The
warrenton Hunt Club was out tor an
exciting chase on Thanksgiving Day,
The course extended for three miles
across country from Bull Run to the
foot OF Lees Ridge The fret three
hrntsmen In at the finish were Messrs,
M. 3, Benner, master OF fox hounds;
John S. Gaines and +. A. B. Portman;
close behind was the remainder Of the
club, riding hard and well punched,
Many were out to witness the chase
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Mr.. Cutters Funeral.
SnecIol 10 Tho 'rimes-Dlspatch.)

especial to The Times D!spatch.)
LOUISA, VA. Nov. 26,-Tho funeral
service over the remains OF the Rev.
il. 4. Cutler were conducted from the
Christian Church ut P. Nj. to-day, and
the interment was made In the cemetery
odjoining the church. All the ministers
OF every denomination in the town took
part In the service, and besides the imme-
diate family there was large ooncoursoa
OF relatives and friends present, some OF
Them from other towns and cities to
Lonor the dead minister. whom they loved
&C Well.
The floral tributes we're profuse and
beautiful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
ASTONISHING RESULTS
Follow Each New Discovery OF Science,

Tho great strides that medical science
has made In the last few years Is due to
the. germ theory When the germ OF a
disease has been discovered, the doctors
have not been slow In finding drug
to kill It. In a few years, IT Will be rare
to And bald. headed man or woman. The
falling out OF hair Is due to a dandrufi
germ. and now 1t has been discovered how
to XIII this germ. The remedy used Is
called Newbros Herplcide. Its success
has been marvellous. Not failure has
been SO far reported, It Is also a de-
lightful hair dressing free from oil or
sticky substances Try It and rbe con-
WINGED OF its actual merit. Sold by lead'
sample IL the TIerplclde Co.. Detroit.
Mich, Owens 8 Minor Drug Co.. special
aSents,
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EIGHTEEN YEARS.
Alger Sentenced for the Murder
OF His Sister-in-Law.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch,)
(, rriRAY. VA. Nov 2s.-The Jury In The
Alger murder trial which has heenl 4 pro-
gress IN this place for the past tour
days after being out about twenty hours
returned verdict OF murder in the sec
ond degree this morning and fixed his
term OF Imprisonment In the penltentiary
at eighteen years.
on the first ballot the Jury stood eight
for hanging When the Jury returned its
verdict, Alser maintained the same stolid-
Throughout the entire proceedings,
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Wood-WhitWorth.

fsnecial 10 The Times Dispa tch.)
Z JETEEsVILLE.s VA, November 26--
AT o'clock yesterday afternoon Miss
Florence Whtworth and Mr.. E. j. Wood
were married in the home OF the bride.
Palneville, Va
The bride Is the youngest da ughter Of
Mrs Susan Whtworth. and has been for
several years popular teacher IN the
public schools Of the county.
THE groom is one Of Arnelia's most en-
.ergetic and successful farmers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
KILLS LITTLE SISTER.
Gun Loaded With Bucksllot Ac-
cidentally Discharged by Girl.

NEW 5Sp Slim . % g.. NV. ss,-samuels
Lancaster, keeper Of the draw Of Neuse
River bridge II this city, to-day loft
his gun loaded with buckshot q few MIN
utes in room whore his wife and chill
His oldest daughter, aged ~ unnotlced
by the mother, plcked up tle sun ana aecl:
dentally discharged both barrels, tho shot
passins through the head Of her sister
Manila, aged five years, killing her In
stantiy, ana entering deeply into the back
OF her sister Wlnona, aged ten years.
,Who Is stu living but Is IN q very dam
Gerous condition -,
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a,sle With he brother, Mir. ". 8. Brls-

~ b It.. J g -
aisle with his brother, MIR. ~. Q. Bris-'
tcw,
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms, ferns and chrysarthcmums.
pink and white being tho DONNA. % coll
Or Mendelsofn's wedding march was
swoetly rendered as reccssional
Immediately after tho ceremony an.
elaborate supper was served at the home
or the Bride.
Among those who attended from dis
lance were:
Mrs ]. B., owen, OF Franklin, Va;
Mr. ana Mrs. r. H. Stephenson. OF Ber-
lin. Va. Mr.. J. 3. Dales, Of lyor, Va;
Miss, Eunlce III Williams, Of Southern
Female College, Petersburg: Mr.. J. ".
Williams. bailiff OF the State CORPORATION.
Commission. an uncle Of the bride, ana
others.
some.
slr. and Mrs. Bristow will be At home
al franklin, Va. after December 1st.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
cHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY
EXCURSION RATES,

On December cad. 9th. o5th, soth. .3lst
and January lst the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway will sell holiday excursion tick
cts at one and a third frst-elass limited
fare for the round trip between all sta !.
tions on Its limo, and coupon agents will
sell same to Southeastern Passenger AS
ISOLATION territory (south Of Ohio and
Potomac and east OF mississippi RiveIs)
at one and third flrst-cass limited
fare, plus twenty-five cents, for the round
trip, ali limited tor return to January 4,
1901
The following special rates will abby:
Richmond and Norfolk, $3.50
Richmond and old Point, 800
Richmond and Lynchburg. 500
Richmond and Lexington, Va, 800
Richmond ana Clifton Forge, no
STUDENTS AND TEACHERS,
Students and teachers going lome for
the holidays. on presentation and surren-
der to agent certificate from president.
principal or superintendent OF academy.
School, college or seminary certifying
that the applicant Is a student or teach.
er OF said institution and entitled to the
rate" will be sold the holiday tickets on
December 18th to eed, limited TO expire
Other information cheerfully given on
applIca tior, to w. o, Warthen, D, p, A.,
6. 8 o. R'y, 800 East Main Street, Rleh-
mond, Va.
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THE BIG LINER CEDRIC
REACHES PORT SAFELY
Try Assnciatad Press. J

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The White Star
Line steamer Cedric passed Nantucket
Lightship at sos O'Clock this morning
This finally disposes OF the rumor that she
vas run down In rnidocesn. The Cedric
passed sandy Hook at 1905 2; NJ, and dis
,,layed signals to the effect that she wish,
ed to be be reported "all vel"
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Skinner-White.


Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
rKELERl VA. Nov. 90
Mr.. Walter W. Skinner, OF Washington.
and Miss Annie White, daughter OF MIR.
and NJ $. Broaddus Fl. White, NJ this, city.
were married here last night at the home
ot the brides parents, at s o'clock. Rev.
Or. r. S. Dunaway, OF tho Baptist
church. officiating.
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Scott-Hamlet.

{special to The Times Dispatch.)
MApISONvILLE VA.. Nov. 26-b1r.
w. p. Scott and Miss sl!l;e Wills Ham
let were married In oak-View Presbyteoo
o'ciock. Rev. w. McaCl Her {o.Gc ed.
Miss Leila Adams was maid Of honor. and
Mr.. Fulton white acted as ,bes ma .
Miss Annie Lyle Jennings presided at the
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Rose-Ianes,

Especial to The Times Dlspntch)
rRtDERlCi<SBURG, VA, Nov, 20
Mr.. George r. Rose and Miss Georganna
James were married at the Christian
. ( .,,lrch at Spotsylvania Courthouse this
week, Rev. l. L. Chest nut officiating.
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SUCCESSFUL HUNTERS.
Wonan's Hand Crushed and
Arm Broken.

Especial to The Times. Dispa tch')
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Nov, co.
tlerisn, III q ten days hunt In the Mont,
ross section Of Westmoreland county,
bagsed 8s2 birds and bo9rabbits. "A.
hrs. Ellsa Green had her ha;ad cAvght
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Few Are Qualified.

Especial TO The Times..Dispateho
pANVILLE, VA, Nov. 2e,-.Only leo o.
the $3.50 voters assessed have pala .ne
poll las thus far, and the voters $40! 90 hat
appear to cATe whether they can No'o
the spring election or not
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q "a 81 ~ @ E r "a.
Sears the a The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature :, L1xzHzNzza

SPECIAL RATES TO RICHMOND, VA,
n VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
November 2sth to December, 50, !nelu-
siye, the Southern Railway will sell spe-
cial tickets to Richmond. Va. and return
from all points In the State, with rsturn
itriil December 7th, at rate Of four cents
trip, account OF the lssth Grand Annual
com,nuhleatlon Of the Grand lodge Of
e, W. WEsTRURY,
District Passenger Agent
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Snow Squalls.

fsretial to The Times Dispatcn)
y DANvILLE VA. November 26,-
Thanksgiving was observed here In a
very quiet and orderly manner The dis
agreeable weather, with frequent snow
SQUALLS, kept many at home all day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-27
DYSPEPSIA
Paw.paw WiII#Cure Catarrh
Of the Head, Catarrh Of
the Stomach, Ca.
tarrhofthe Liver
and Will
MAKE ! YOU ! 0 i well | !.

Catarrh Is a Ma
tional Disease. It
affects the head,
throat, K | d n 9 y,
Stomach and Liver.
through acute or
chronic lnhamnna-.
tion OF the mem.
ibranes and TISSUES.
! III It's train and be-
cause Of it's ihroads
!on the system. fol.
lows Consumption
and other fatal dis.
eases.
"A person that has
good digestion and
pure. blood never
has catarrh. There.
fore t h e remedy
that will put the
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