The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-13
BACHEL ORS OF ROANOKE
KNOWN TO ALL WOMEN
ried Men SO That the
LIST Printed OF EI1gb UnmaTrled WeH# 30 that
Unmarried Women Can Pick and Choose.
Some Have Already Had Proposals.
and Choose.

may be soothed and induced to remain
at home; great ladies' man. like to en-
terrain them, and can give the boys
all points on how to do it economi-
cally.
DR.. Sparrel Gale. Girls. this is a
real bonanza, a rising young physician
with good practice: very .iiffident,
but there must be magic key with
which to unlock his heart, little
young, but handsome, athletic and of
fine mental attainments; foe worthy
OF your steel.
Tim NIcClaugherty. 3s, proprietor Of
famous cigar emporium; rock ribbed
and bullet proof; unusual linguistic
ton of words Of many syilables; a
baseball fan and great on race track
data; a good fellow and no better
judge of good cigar.
Billy Moon, nearly %; sweet. affable
and easily approached. tame. and will
eat out Of your hand. but tickle and
frivolous sometimes: likes to dance
and Is fond of amusement, but would
make q good benedict and Is only
waiting to be asked by the right girl.
George Gavis. 20 and up: for SO
Young man has reached q lofty pin
nacle in the Photographic world; kind,
gentle. fond of girls. and has a gas
oline velocipede which might be-press-
ed into service for the wedding trip;
catch him and you won't have to pay
to get your picture took.
L. D. Thornton, 80 and then some;
the Norfolk and Western Railway: a
favorite with the ladies and all pat
rons Of the road; genial, kind hearted
and a good dresser; ought to be mar
ried and would make a, an nv PUPPY;
gressive manager OF the Academy Of
Music; jovial good talker. mild man
nered and very popular with the tar
sex; strong indications OF having been
icy" Pepper. thirty-two, very tender
like an eagle when news Item Is
floating around loose; has learned the
but true blue sort OF fellow, de-
ipendable. tractable and could love the
right woman; says he's willing, to keep
q servant and stay home nights.
sistant superintendent motive power
Norfolk and Western Railway: catch,
Indeed; rather miss a meal than miss
a game OF football; a member of Roa-
with the ladies: nice way hair and
brown eyes and the kind that look
through you like an x-ray.
Arthur seibert forty, owner = Of !, the
famous ISL emporaum;;a reliable arse rec
former owner OF Nan Wilkes. the
.Guideless Wonder: would travel well
In harness himself. but might need
ia little training.
haps; we'll nxed'and confirmed bach
elor: fond Of his profession and his
fiddle. and can play soothing lullaby;
exceedingly wary, but might capitulate
to sudden onslaught;
Joe Shockey, twenty-nine, good look
Ing, tall and "distingue";; good talker
ana dancer; fond of baseball: "a little
addicted to lodge habits; admirable
h ha.s Wi Iru to send the washing out.
II. Rand Bryan. thirty-nine; popular
Justice Of our Police Court: a man ac-
quainted with the, ways ;,s, Of the world;
poiassann. PM aaq
the Shenandoah and active member of
the Sunday Sewing Circle: well known
as the former owner OF Plato,St the In
telectual canine OF a' g fa mi
scompa Mon, and his only fault, accord
Ing Is Hugh Dyer, was that heflooked
Like q poor mans q os..A good Dem
ocrat slow to anse y, a M Just right to
Ed. Clingenpeel, thirty, foreman in
Roanoke Machine Works; good talk
en- nashing white, teeth Il like Roose-
velt's fayorits w,1 ! hirs s;ompanons
les and an authority nlroller skating:
decided optimist. and can be gath
ered ii, il handled right.
30. q. Watts, assistant superintendent
thirty.five modest i i and retiring ana
Lust the man who ~, S ,Se'Id wear we'll:
the other side Of the table. No more.
street car fare to pay II you land this
jim Dyer, ,hilty-nye; long in the
Likes ali the girls SO we'll has never
BEEN able able to to decide on one an excel
54dgs e IL bs s's tsk aad a pFSstS
M Mr I'M = /, o ny the right girl. y 'A'u
| b, i. CLANCY. thlrty.-nine; popular