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CITY SUBSCRIPTIONS. ?
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THURSDAYS ........ : DEC:
Governor Tyier's'.lnessasc..to),thc.Gene
jir: Assembly. which to; each:
bouse yestcrday^isrin*l£Vse measure, a
.. review of ;>lnMSc -\Statc ~f or
the f our/ years "of hisladmiiustration.; /U o
find it full of" ;>seiuf statistics and .
jns statementsr' of - : -rcsulls,, --vyhcroin
fcxact" demonstratSdr.: is givcnVof ihe fact ;
/ ijK, t -Virginians/ steadily improving. Tins |
; i ro provcinent ;; is' : man!ie3tod;in Ibo , ; in- ,
.crease [or J te«We yalu«/ in. the ; price ,
. for « which our; bonds now sell. . in ■_ ; the
peace anVorder.^hich prevail: thro^shput
our borders, 'In the development* of the
State educational^ system, and m; the
Eatisfactolry. provisions made-fortV^-C^
'of the insane.. _ : " -^ w i. i- . •
The message is £■ long 'one, and affords
a ready compendium of the operations o,
-each department of the State. government
for four years; past. It: is.', of course/
■ addressed to the' General ■ Assembly, but
it contains some fsussestions which proba
bly :■' are'.' expected'.: to ;enHghten -the con-
Tention , ijTf rkminVV- new Siate Consti
tution. taxation ,; of *; raUroaS com-;
panies/'the, best method of ;. reaching and
assessing ■.•'■"invisible'!? property, and how
t<r remedr the^existing'inequalities in land
assessments, -^ are- foremost ; among the
snbjects he "discusses.- While we by no
- means concur in all the r views he presents,
yte recognize; in- the: Governor's mes
sage the > expressions -.of "a. man, sincerely
desirous' of serving his. State well. , : ■
With. regard to. the fiscal affairs of Vir
ginia, Governor Tyler makes this gratify^
The State has "met all . current expenses.
Including the 'cxpcnses'of-; the. extra ses
sion of the. legislature?: last- winter; has
i>aid« the expenses of "the;* Constitutional
Convention;* has': given $170,000: to; the" dis
abled- Confederate; soldiers (an increase
' of ■ $27 500 over, -the "■■ previous year) ; ; gave
an increase of m.OOO to the public schools:
ijut 5405.500 ' t0 "^the v credie ; of , the. Sinking
Fund- $68,000 to jthecreditiof the; Literary
Fund, and has^o^fcana? a±j*tbls.> tnne;
The Governor refers fo: "invisible prop
erty" as a fruitful source of inequality
- In - the collection of taxes. "He admits,
pSowever^Vthat 4 in^e^matter of low-rate
Securities?' :. and- obligations which have
r iiJxeatly^beeri taxed, -there, is ground for
* gsapiaifit on the partfof-the tax-payer.
.;•' kn&, indeed, there = is i '-He regards it as
- of the Legislature to hear.' such
complaints "aTid- to grant 'such relief as
. tfani be given.; ' He "'" comments * upon '■'■ the
fact that- holders : of lands and other
visible property have no redress from
„ the taxes "levied on them; even .'though
. property does N not .yield' a sufficient
income' to' meet those 1 charges. And it
_ .Ss in consequenbe of this that" "they seek.
or "are charged with seeking, to evade
coaxes"- byl undervaluation's. v - ■ »
./-Right'-there the Dispatch would recall
i the fact' that in a very painstaking com
''piiation-made by Yirginius Newton, Esq.,
a year or two ago, it, was shown beyond
V question that ; the returns of "invisible
property made . bjy Virginians compared
exceedingly favorably ;w; wi th returns made
'si other States, some- States.
..where ittiere\Js,inucb"" greater wealth than
■Sr.theretis-. here. Another fact" which- we
''think' pertin3-at ; is that;, though 1 Virginia
'■ ; js' an agricultural State chiefly,, the; great
bulk' of her; net revenue comes from other
V sources than the. taxes laid upon farmers
* Hid farmers' lands/ .'- .
. ■'•■■'■• The T Governor suggests as a 1a 1 remedy: for
£c ' Snequai land assessments that the Legis-
arrange foiy sufficient reve-
J sue .-to be .-. derived ■ from [ ■ other sources
.thanV : real Estate to - meet the expenses
■^ of government, end; then ce.icse to tax real
.', estate* for State purposes, '."but leave that
■1 class^ of property to be 'taxed, by coun
* ties /and cities." He : /believes that only
-In* this, way could' the /question' of ad
i gutting ' inequalities - c±-.;i .-assessment, be j
remedied.:-., '. ;■ : ; .. : , .
The- plan suggested bj' the Governor is :
not without prycedent.'jbiit it seems. to us
the inevitable coiiEcquence of it would
be ".to thrdwy upon /the cities and towns
,'of '-the: State*a" bufdenvof * taxation much
larger than that v.Lich they now bear.
Dollar for' dollar of real' value, we" pay
.Virginia much more upon' real -property
.. than the people"' of ' the country ' do,^ be r
V >cause the assessments liere are relatively.'
"aigher.> •■ - \\' w \ *
;: :'\ The Governor, reiterates' what he said
.■■■;■_. lief ore the. Board of Public; Works a -"year
or two ago— that, the' railroad companies
: of this State t are not .bearing; their proper
shar e of taxation.'- He presents a tabular
; ; rstatemtiijt .to;, show that the"- income of
■" the railroads i.has/C increased in vastly
" . greater proportion . than ; the increase in
■;-;.;>:' the taxes paid": by" ihc-m. ; He compares the
;■ increase;^ in ; ; .; rallrVjad". for : the:
Vfirst year of. -his administration- (1597) with
;f"the last (TiiCl):: It is naiuralUhat heshoald
■ -"do -.- 50,-- r yet^ it '. seems,. '-tp f ixis'- : 1537. was
'..?■ about ...the' lowest .rpolnt'sof ;'; depression
: : -ih-Cthe railra.Tid, v business..\;^ r hJle ISOI is
iibouL the. Wgn^st point "of success it' has
'■-'[, reached:«- : \Ve : ':jtJ>iiik. 'his:' iigurcs -^-'ould
V-'tw! of more, value" if tliey.^ixtended "over
i ■•■» li ,'lojjg; i/ctiod -of :. years',"'' so .! that, sevic-s
• «>£ deproKsion and of, Ini'sihoss- activity
V : «:Isht be averaged, up- proi-eiiy. .
■: Tbo. Governor says:-" -'.--■ ' .; ■ ■■•;'■:■
■ . v. v* It <-. may -be : that- .vomel plan "• eoultl bo'
-■■. devised, i^cit lifer,-; nc-w^-*'. 1 . at pome x'nv.i- -in
• ", Tthe-iUearifutuie.- by, .which Urn Stato oaji
J<.yy»u^: ";i!«'".li iii!-:
t l l£ -^^?QM.'^^7 to^ r^lt't'ise Hie
-tux on rnul lur blntc j.'.m puaesj ■ nr
;«SJrHhe '.-j»rc-*i-ii:t'"Ky's;t.ehi bi" taxtitJoij-j is coii-
;
relative incicast; ;!.ht*y ;liiu-«- for;
Vhe'pdst four ytarjj. tho rc;c t>t State
t^'laxosi : in, asi'i should, II- mut< Jiaijy' i-'c-
so sanguine
Hi ciiivs no touiis ure" iiowjipiayi}
fegil „, ir much ah. r.. ■' " .y^ft
-
Governor niorts tbut Hi? Mtal'out
' ' \ : . V ■
fj£r«ely m tn>«.:i«yo«rltle.v and th« Gov
'the whnic ,'ioM.-: li thcjoonds belonging
"to the IMowrj f.M.V.-iU9«!hPld by schools
tepoiilgc^nci| : !: t}io^idai|yfche|
dedoclod: il !,l«ivo? •nrXlw^nnds-iS^'tlje
public. ,but. $2U<JO.T!V, ■ -■ -.-,
, Primary eleciloii-- al--<? onp ?c tnt
tion of the Govnnor. arO isvthc- folt
lowing recommt::itlutJonio£ Ihsj the* people
of the State- wHt'hoartily r.proo.*;. iv :■.,',
; I rospeetf ully ,caU attention U> -the re
commnndatiqn" L; ni'adcl to ' the last^'tegis-;
lature on- the- subjectiof-i,electing; United
St -i tes sennit ors ; by - direct vote ,of :>■: tlvjj
I ■ also
Enactment ; of I'nj^tieral;: primary ivoldction
law to 'embrace suchT officers as may^ be
hleemed- 'expedient: ?so the: rpeoiJle I
may have every safeguard^ they,. have, .m;
general ; eloctio:isV ; tps»hsurevsn^;hcncst;|
count- -of : their: votes;- otherwise:
'primaries will be in^ne. hands of; offiCiaiS
'■■ who : have no -loEral : responsibility- f or fa j
:dinhonest administration of; their.: office. ;^j
■•'" The . Governor " repoftsvth'e-net.ve.nniihgs j
of' the penitentiary- last: year ;at ?-i."..033-71, ; j
ajv 'increase '.'of ; $12 L ooo\6ver; ; ihbse'';Of ' ; _lS9Sr-j
tlie : first :'>-car of ; his ""'administrdtion. -.He^
[rocpmmenOs thal^the^tate^ell^uiejres-;
ent site of the. penitentiary and .buy aj
larce ' •' ict of ■ laa:^ -'on' which: to c erect/,
buildin .■; ■ -. He thinks/ about': . 4,ooo - : acres'
would 'je necessary.. He-urges that- '; ;.
I.' ihe 'penitentiary /was "located
farm- of proper: -size and;- ; tho.-' convicts;
should ■be thrown "out' ,of " work; in .- -the
prison -they could be .at : : once put: .to
profitable :and healthful- employment on
the, farm. In addition to this, even if
the contract System is' continued; there
are many/ times" when :the:^f arm? and;
I shops': could- be worked ito'mutual: advant
!"age -as at different times : the; number i of;
i convicts required-.in- the shops and- on;
1 the farm yarie?. The present; peniten-,
tiary property could '% ; solu to ; advant
-age.v'and new: ■.=cie;vafiauniiifested; modern,
buildinjrs crectr'd.'t^r* ti . ' .-. /
In this con'nectiSn it may,: be mentioned
-that rrWsident' R^oseyeit^ has Joined, the
United States 'House'' of " Representatives
in its war upon prison- contracts, as may.
be seen from his' message; to Congress.;
If the President's recommendation Kb*.
"adopted by Congress- the- shoe contracts.;
here will be broken up:
In four years 343 conditional pardons
have been granted, and; only in three in
stances have released been re-:
turned to- the^pSljitentiary-^a. splendid
record!:,,,., 'V j^U^ ,r, r VV- ■:v. : :,- '. : -~: ;
: The : Laurel nrid ''Hanover reformatories
lare commended for the: good: work,.they.
are doing. At the former a_re;l74-. white.
'boys; at the latter,- 100 colored- boys..
-The: Capitol is said to need repairs, and
they are recommended to be made.' •■ ■"-- •:-;-,
A/ full report is made of., the use of
'troops . in March, 390 l", ,a t : Emporia , where \
two-men were, lynche^. Upon :the fullest;
reflection the ■ Governoir -is of .the-opinion
that", he could 1 not, have: done -otherwise
than he did in- ..withdrawing the
when the Sheriff requested him to. do so.
;," "The Virginia vclunteers" is. .the. theme.
\z .several columns of -ytheJ.Goyerriorfs
message. • ' .^lanj-.i deVa ils "•■ of ; interest ' poii
cerning;them are given: Suitable refer
ence is made to their, service in the
Spanish war. . - For : >that;^ar '/this • State ■
furnished 19S officers "'and:'. 5,128 > "enlisted'
men.": The present strength- ofVthe .yolun-^
' teers is ; 14S 'officers Sand' 2,186 enlisted : men,
and'" the appropriation' made by, .the Stxite
for militarj*- 'purposeF-famoun ts-^ to - $11,000 ;
per • annum. - : The^Fe'deralv Government:
allots Virginia -<?2s,49o*i>er annum in- arms
andstores. ■ ,";:; : - J~* f
■ -The able administration -of Commis
sioner G. W. Koiner,:of the State
tural. Department, :is commended. "The
passage of .the act fixing a: tax of 15 cents
per ton upon the : sale of ' fertilizers in
the State has proved* a great blessing ;tp.
the farmers of -Virginia' .This: tax -has
not increased -the • price, of i. fentiliiers,
while it has been the means,of]guarantee
ing: to the consumer the; purity of "his
goods." - . . / " '
The , establishment of a test farm at
Saxe, Charlotte .county, is reported, and
it is doing. a goodw-ork. ./..... ....:; '
Commissioner Koiner ■ is how preparing
a .hew hand-book of ::!": ' >
'The work of the State Bureau of Labor
and Statistics is, favorably mentioned.
The State holds- many pieces, of lands
that have been bought in for- taxes, which
the Governor • sas's L should be sold. .;■..'•■'• '•->
The marking with monuments of his
toric ■ spots in the ■ State .is [ recommended.
The : Governor rejoices, as well he may,
in .the success: that .has attended the
establishment.,, recently "of ; the: State
Fisheries Board. He.'says results /show
that the State has now. adopted a. plan
that not only is the best from a financial
standpoint, but one. that, is eminently
,wise and just for. the' management of her
fish and oyster interests. He hopes that
positions on the board will be kept as
free as possible : from becoming the. re
ward of partisan political labors. ■ *• '■■'■
For the last three years the State's
profit from" the • oyster industry : has. ave
raged §29.506, whereas, for the .four years,
previous it averaged but $3.6SG. . : The great
bulk of this revenue; comes ; from, the":
planting . industry. A ! resurvey of . the
oyster grounds is proceeding, with^.the:
result. that it is shown. that some, renters
are using more grounds: than ' they art
paying'for. . . ■''.;■'"■ ' .-;
..The Governor is 'also' justified, in the
enthusiasm which heeviiices with respect
to-our collegiate institutions and State,
hospitals. Everywhere greatly'-f-; increased:
service is shown, with/Jiut; small increase
:of expense. He recommends. that 'especia!
provision be made for. the care-of *idibu
and hopelessly .insane persons; also, that
' separate; provision be' made for 'epileptics,
j: The public school system, .the'Governoi/
I 'reports,- is in «ib'od condition. .-•■' During.-the
.-[ four years of ; his- adirinistraticn- the. ap
j propriations for public schools have ,in-;
creased. SIG2 233.',.--- The^presc-iu; enrolment;
of.; pupils; oxee'e'ds - that :. of /lS97 ; '.by/.-f ui!y
■ 7,0^); , about; So<) : 'new..: sci)ools ; >jiav<- "been
■.opened; : . : and? the; yaiue. of Hchobr/propVrty;
has increased n.<--iv< than ?:'.!(! \XKS
' ;/We;are ; s-id:to ?ee that:Uhe; Goyern6::|
j: is- heartHy,= io favor: of a permanent,- State;
j .exhibit ;^aiso^tha'ti ho \wouhi.:.Hkol'to^sec:i
j Virgi n La ' i >roptr| yl. r*iprc sen te d ■a t the. « &tt \
I 'H -p u is. -::Kxpo?Jtio»"^ ;', 'i Ho :.--; favors; - ' : ltoo» lan
j .'Xpusiiio'.i;- in • ,'V ira:-ii.'(.- m ■- ISJ7; :but -^he
pr-?acheis;i^::insf.-o>:traviis«ii](.-c.; in' putting
: up.; buildings an«.l laying off grounds. .-. The
fCharltston Expooition i^ commended by
\V<-- com m«Ul[<3 by error Tylci ■-- messafi
I to^theJ attention of; every ,;-Virghiian-ieveryl
i tax-payer, cs fiallj From it i< wiilfbej
■-•^-.■->--!...... ■■■•,■.-■■-■- :•-/-/.-"'- ■.--■^■•■-i.i-V. -.--.•; i. ;->.^- .->-:■-.-,:-;
.scon thut : 'our,:-i;t:iio .has siTaily : flourished
>,/..'•««'■!•:,■' 7i.:; ! ■■- ■-;■•-.-■■; ::■■■■■■;■■ ' a; ■..■.-.■*.-.:■.-■-.,•-■.■. ■■■.--.--/-■
•un<3cr his m iniiiisti tion~a rwsult .which-!
'.w.e.,-:nuKi. t=ay, -,Ss-. largely .-due f.to-ilusvvigi-*
lar.ee . ami ■ >.:■ : - i r.ci ..i public .-- :iirs
• - ' ... "''*fe^
'^^^v^f^t!i^l^^'^^^p^^^^ s^^^^^^ i^ !^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ '""'"■■
f -ii: : re- --AY C > 'ASK: FOR; TlMßr;^':^;^
wTshas-t.. 1 • / ej i Burei
lese It niay bo: mat a-proßi-ammo can
be rirranged.'* wh eh will harmonize all
"<1 fiVrencc-s ami t-Imeot? ail • expectations -
;wltli^fespectUO^Norfolk,;Jamestown-ai:d«
tiori made in" the past Co -r"wjeksgas|
'led" thY- people >to believe the '" Legislature J.
would do no business prior to \n> Christ
mas* -recess, '"except" '• pass' appropriati r.
'"'-'= ' ' ' xL i.
bills and- elect Capitol ofiiccra. Upon that
..;:i:>v.-:-; :--.,:.::,•;. : -' -■■.-Mi :-<Xr ,y.y~:::, y .y~:: : r.^^r^&^mi
fexpectatiorifw.Richmond lias acted—or
- ■.■-.- . t::^v--.:^i ■■•■i.- J } ■'-. ■<■•:'■■'■ ''■■'"■ ' . '- •. -?' '-
,ra ther ;has .. thought ' there -was plenty ; of ?
time in which to act.
'•;-The /Governor's "proclamation giving ■; no-,
"ticetof ;, the '•■:• Legislature's", purpose:; in/this ■
:matter : was ;: not -i r issued until November
■IStli. ; : It;, gave :?no/f ; indication rthatVthei
Legislature;;."would;>'.be'ij pressed/ to ;3 render i
„a- decision on Uhe: question forthwith, y':)
.-■ Let us : go' about? this -work easily. ,'vThe
sympaths^ -and:' co-operation -of. th'e
cities of .'the State will be .needed/ to .'en- ;
sure : the' success .of ithis- great' /under-j'
takirig/.i Jt would be deplorable to ;:make- ;
a* riiis'slep at the very start. ■
. 'The '■ RichmondvLeader..was.printed:yes
terday : afternoon t -; upon i a Vriew.. : Goss per- ;
fecting;press, .-.a: machine /that is ,recog-:>
' njzed ; as "■. Qne i of .the "latest 'advances ." in
tlie " ■ equipment ■ jot < modern / fnewspaper /
offices. " ::' : : -".; ''^ /:•'"/:.;:
The : Leader in .'twelve-page
:form.'; - Its enterprise isV evidence: that
Richmond is growing, and that our,news
papers are .growing with her/ We con
gratulate oiir /^cpntefnpbrary;. upon.: .the
handsome., appearance it, mb tie. .' V /•■.
.We seem to be in : position now to doctor,
any »laws that may need / attention.
.;- Congressman •' .Wachter, /of; Maryland;
; thinks i foot-ball is: brutal,'. wants it:stop
'ped, and .was surprised that the President
'should attend the recent' army and navy,
game. He. proposes ' ; " a joint; resolution
prohibiting/in /future' the 1 annual, contest
between "the;. -West Point", arid Annapolis,
elevens, but 'doesn't he; in planning' this
action;" himself undertake . a bold and;
interesting •'■■ tackle? '■.'••'..'/ :/ -
.; .: ; ' Jndgc Beverly R. Wellf ord. . :
■ ■ .-" ■: (Fredericksbufg ■ Star.) . .' „ v
Fredericksburg;. is proud : of / the/ private
character arid public •; record ••) of I.? Judge
Wellford, 4 for>'he* is to -the rnaririer born.
He is one of : bur citizens and sons whom
we -have a right to be proud ;of ./Born
and ~ reared ;*to manhood in '.- our midst
Judge Wellf ord has reflected, lustre: upon
"the Old V Burg. And now that ' the length
ening^shadows are; upon him he has.de
.termined.-. to - give ,'vp v the ..judicial /office,
.whichf he ':''. has filled > so .^well ': and'. , long. ;
The -ermine £whichZ? lie I has--.wor tliily. . won;
is /spotless : indeed!] /He is.fpf the r old
school ; of .Virginia -gentlemen,: and has
made^ an able, .faithful, / impartial, and
honest Judge.t-'Fredericksburg, which : has
contributed so many" 'illustrious Jand /dis
tinguished .men '; to ,-_ the ; State, arid /nation;
congratulates herself and -her ..people that
among them ..none 'is ■ .worthier. - or
than Judge Beverly R.:Wellford. *
iiOirbbiuf rs gossip.
Teleplione-Tallv— George, aibss Bntlly
Hxirt— AVeclilert. injPliiladelpliia: ; ;
-. - LEESBURG, -VA.,^ December .4.—(Spe
cial.)— The:. movement for a long-distance;;
.telephone; line'- from Leesburg, to .Wash
■ington is ; taking; shape,"; and a meeting, of.
all interested therein; -will, bo 'held-: here.
*on; Saturday,./ to -perjject 'the arrange
rcent. - - \ -I -- ;::,';■ r
Prominent business-men of Washihg-;
' ton and all business-men here- are tak-i
insr an interest.' in the undertaking, and :
"^Vte ' present. ■ Already there is a line
: n operation., from. Leesburg. to Hern-'.
-Jon and irony Herndon: to Falls Churcli,;
"and ;in "-this w-ay. : connection- may even ;
now be had .with./TVashington city, 'but
. it is : a roundabout way..: It . is ; thought.
that arrangements: can : be made, tlifo'ugh
■ these •>. officers ;' » by .which a. , direct . line
• can: be inaugurated.^-.-: /. \
7 - Transactions both " in . stock . and fat ; cat- ;
tie are, numerous, v though ; ''stock ers" 'are;
.'considered high, in comparison with prices
being, obtained for fat. cattle." , . "-
The well-known , and handsome . proper
ty, ("Leslie.'- Hall;" "the: home "of -:Mr. and;
Mrs. Alfred Ifwiti, /at. Hillsboro', Lou- :
floun : county,, has "been sold by them -to
; Dr. ? C. H. . Mills, /of -, Champlain,: 111.,*:. f0r ;
M.7CO. ;.- Dr. / Mills will . occupy ;it as rhis
Virginia home. ;; . s • » y
Senator. Henry/Fairf ax shipped on.Mon
day to- Mr. R. J.WHanccck,. of •Charlpttes-J
ville, : a thoroughbred /Durham; -bull /calf , :
S months old, for k which;lie received: $100.
CONDITION/ OF, GEORGE MOSS. ,
r ,-• George Moss A who . was f wounded ;, by
Robert : Redmon ;twb . ■ weeks . ago in an
'.."iffr'ayvfin which both; used :shotguns, was'
r' taken; -'to : a hospital "In; Washington l ;to
. the eye in which he "-. was shot ,: ex- .
,ainined." '■ ' ■-' ■■■-■ ■
r-Ther -The injured, organ will proba bly i: .haye
ito- beVremoved,; as it is -in ;a .very
condition, and the injury : to/ his >head; may,
/ in 'other ways be^found more severejtlian
-.wasat first supposed. /V; :: .' :■ . !:
. Mr. i Eugene /Milhollahdiithe; telephone i
builder /of Philoniont. ; will \on li.Thursday^
he-married- in /<Washirigtori>V D.J C. ;/ His
rbride^elect ■ is i Miss i -cCarrie .-Dillon. ; ' ,/- : ;
As Christmas; will C scon ; be° ; here, John ;
■Robinson ■"-.- (colored)'/ thought^=.:he would:
niak'esure of a good :turkey].fbr/.the:-oc
casion.- So on' Saturday /night he/ ap- :
/■riropriated five : belonging; to Mr. / William}
■- H.- Taylor^ in : the upper .} par t of i the coun-;;
ty".- " He .was arrested ■ and (Justice Simp-7
[ interfered -Cwttlj'jhisfenjoJTnentjpf-; the;
birds b? : committing-iiim ? . to, j;he county,;
'ail' for six : months.'.whe're > the fax-payers/
of >' the county "will^entertain,- him over:
? <ibid . wea ther, and > give him -another chance
■'n the -early ■ spring. • . •" ._■,'■: -^- '
m. MARRIED v IN-PHILApELPHIA;: : x;
:;-'Tli.e : ; :marriage :^of o Miss V ; Sara/:.Edvthe.;
;/daughterVbf^Mr. 'Louis
rdeiphia.;. 1 .to>:Mr/{GyorgeiMasbn;/Chiches-^
Tier •'-"of ";LeesbtVrg;:took?place on: Tuesday,:
: at' 'l2:3o: o'clock;-; at; thepOld^Wister% home,;
•on .F.oufths street; Philadelphia.
: Owing [tbi-.tlie / precarious^healthi of t}her,.
father; ; tbeVe::was7nb^one.:,p"reseTit:::but;
rhe immediate family -of "the ; bride and
"grcom.
V. The -bride entered,:,the/ room: with, her
•V.ousinb:Mr:/iPhillipAß.aiidplph; who .also
Vrave,/' her-/ away. She- was beautifully,!
-■■ ; 'bwned-in%'-whit'e/'"; I 'satin'^'and'f chiffon.^;, the!
of I priceless old? Duch-essej
!acc. Slie- carried a bququet >•]' white
'/chrysanthemums. s . -■'
t- Chichester^wasl accompaniediby^hia !
Ci^ I ther^Mr^^touE^hiclTCster;fas'|b.e'st?|
vrac- i.r-rfnn-> .1 by.ißev.'
'/Richard v -Nieiso^:''/rector,:of:-.:St-;-;T > eter:s!
r-hurch. nssi^U-d by TU-v, Will'am Lev.-is.
; The mom in v.-liUMi th.-* mniriago^tpok;
: *->l:>cc was furnished in exquisite empire
I Utvlo. quit- vnchauKcd since" Misss'Wis^
Vtci-'p ancestor's- i enter tainod^LaFayette^
;-
! .an extended;
tour' 1 and returni'ig -wjll spond the win-
I ISrTatJAramW- Pa. _ ■ , ;- . " >«^
Ciimphoi !ted^Sapona.ceou£
iDENTrFjIICE extensively used and re
commended by Dentists for over forty
Ijrears^Soiaieyer^heYe^l^Nehis. ~y *
MfA^POPULAII ■? FOWDEBH.^
1 .-,. .■-■' ■:-■-•■ -'-:•". '• , -"'
• „I^'- —
* W AS W A'' J?l(y lAJJIiu tV*Uuvi I v *V^^^~J^lSt*^
' : sirown,'*oi;"'NorJtolK}j'nnrt "S\ ii * fi . Annle
Lends Mln.i Octnvin ;iViiibornc to
tlte Altnr — Other MatrJmoniul
- - - - ' i • «Wo'f-.iAr-k>
A notable .society event took P lacej|t|suj
Paiii's liplscopal church at S:GO o'clock
-to : nighl, th. affair I ing a whg^||
**sr6cn 1 1n3.rri3.56. ■'" * '*■■■■ . ; r ""■' - ' -■
The church was handsomely. ..decorated ■
and brilliantly' 'illuminated, and , a -large
audience was present to witness -the in
;tef es'tihg s contracting^ parties;
/ wereSMiss'Arinid /Goo;de//Delk,i:Uaughter,
i'bf ; Mrs; M^A^Delli;; and Mr. Victor. ! Henry,.
: Brown,, of -Norfolk. - . . '
7 .thejOfticiating
iministef^:Miss •■MarsareV:Del w k;^a:sisteriof;.
f'thV- bride;/ was^maid^bf \honor, ;and:;Mr. ;
Rowland t Culpeper^/of^Corf blk?; best man. •
■■'.'* The bridesmaids -.w'ere Misses -Lucie ; and'
/jcnnie/Brbwn.^bfNorfolK,': sisters t of ; the :
Alices; Old^otv
Stott; • and_ yLaniiy,
i:belk;i;of:-Smith'field; -'Louise ' V.Burges3,-;;oE
Swashingtb ni > D. r C.;?Louise:Urquhart-sOf.
cLewistbn; - N:-: C. ; -/Jennie -Holland^ Hattie
Parker, ■ Lucy Watson," and/ Mai-y .Causey,;
of: Suffolk. ' -
S : /Little /Misses 'Doris v' Jones and '■■ Sue .. Rid-_
'dick were -/ribbon ' ; girls.
« :VThV ■ f ollbwing;- gentlemen :; were pushers::
-Messrs.: John ; Pearce'arid'Ellett Howe, -of ,
lIJ:;-Burgess,/Paull IJ: ; - Burgess, /Paul :T.HCohoon/;
■Rr '-W:-' Withers i'j and > A;: S.H. Burgess/ ;:
/ -SOME- PRETTY GOWNS.'; : i: ;:; ■-. -..■; j
? wa^^dressed|intwhite|inousse- ,
; line de sbie /over satmK -with. :bridai:.yeil:]
": She Jwdre white and yellow/ribbons, --.'the
; colors /. of :?■ Nansemohd/;; Seminary,;, : her.
KAlma:; Mater, 'arid carried-' a^bouciuet^ or
■bride's roses. : : .- " :■•;• "■•" '
The-'maid of honor was/ dressed ' in blue
mbtisseline de,sqie:oyer/;white': satin, and
■ ; carried ; bride'siroses. !^ ■:;. rV/-'-.y>Vv- v ; . '; -; r^ .
''The. bridesmaids 'wore white organdie
r with •; high :,neck • aridi; short ; sleeves.v: The.
ushers-wereviri; full; evening;-, dress iand
: were /boutbnnleres", ; of ; bride's; roses, r; : .
.'lmmediately after, the'eeremony an:ele
garit reception took -place / at f f thc^hqme -of
the" bride's mbther.'on' Brooklyn Heights^;:
Mr.' arid Mrs.' - Brown left .on the 9:56
train f on ■', the" Korfolk . ■ and Western ; rail
road^for'-their^hbriie^in^Norfolk.;;:: ; \~'.r^
RfiU.Burgess,^ Mr.'and' Mrs.: Adam Tread
well. 1 ■■: and : W. ■ .W. •". 01d. . of Norfolk, and
H. M. Carter, of LaV Crosse, Va. / /-//
(2- After the departure-, of ;the -bridal .party,
for Norfolk,', a germari / took - place at
Armory" Hall • and ..w'as'largeiy attended.:^
:".-; : v ~^A" COUNTY' WEDDING. • : "; V
, The. Baptist church" at" Holland, Nanse-'
mondncqurity, ' was/the' scene: of a- very
"pretty white J " and': green, mafwage this
afternoon, the; principals . being : Mr. - W. . H. .
Holland; and Miss Octa via". Winborne./.: ! .
: Rey. v! J.^:E. ; ;Joriesv officiated.'; Mr. :/8./C.
Bri tt was best man, ;• and Miss Annie Win
borne* of /Berkley,:- was/ maid: of horibrJ:
The- ". other /.-'attendants ; were:;; Mr.' jßf^Fv-
Watkins :-,with -Miss Holland ; Jlr;? J. ->iS. \
Holland ;;with;.<Miss : Sallie^paughtry;:; Mr.
-Herbert:'' 7 : Persons : /with .Miss'::- Gertie
Vaughan; Mr. : T. i'li" Holland v^ith //Miss:
IdaijDaughtry; .Harvey/ Winbofne
with-: Miss,/ Tilliey- Holland ;^Mr'.-i John ~8.
Hplland /with /Miss Ara.Daughtry ;.^ Mr. /
,V; T. " .Holland with , Miss . .Tina Holland ;
Mr. " Walter ' ■' Daughtry, ■■-, with. Miss • "Lillie
Holland;. Mr. D. J. Jpyner with , Miss
'Jennie': Daughtry. ' ' .. " " ': : " ;
"Upon • th e ■ conolusiori of \ the : -ceremony,
Mr. and Mr.s,.- . Holland left on the east
bound'train over. the , Southern railway^, for
a-"ribrth"ern" tour..' '" '_ v> " : - -'
: > /.BRIDE. /OF VMR., CROSS. /':
■ A ..very pretty., but .quiet ': marriage took
place at the residenceiof Mrs. E.; J. Beale;
at 8-. o'clock tb
niglit,.when"Miss Pearl^Eley became - the
bride of Mr." Frank W. Cross. - . .
;:; Rev. .-.. W; ; W./: Staley, D:\ D:, pastor .; of
the Christian church, ; was the officiating
■minister.'-J.There:'.wVre';-no;;attendarits- : arid
the ceremony was witnessed : Jjy only a'
few. relatives; and intimate friends "of : - the
'contracting parties. , • . & '■ . r '- . sv , ; . ■■■;
: cloth suit, and
"picture hat, and carried white^ carnations.^
She is a J daughter, of . Mr J Walter H.Eley,/
forriierly Sheriff ; of Nansemorid county/
:arid':more recently"- clerk . of .' the Suffolk
JMarket. " . V
■: Tlie : grooiri" is lumber' ' manufacturer ;•■
.Immediately., after the ;■? ceremony'.' Mr. /and
Mrs. Cross were driven toltheir; residence,
in East Suffolk. ■ ■ '•';■ ;.;. :. . ." r ; . : : ; - •.
■ '"■ ' --'-'" - n«»i '"-■ ■ . " ■•"■'. -■
PRETTY .UIHERST WEDDING.
Marriage of 3lr. r Solomon -Hopkins
". " ' aii<l :3lis.«f';: 3lis.«f'; Aiine Troy.'. ';'}/. '■':
; AMHERST,.yA;;*-Deceinber'4.'-f (Special.):
The; marriage of. Miss Anrieißalfouf Trby.i
Hopkins, of ■ Alexandria,/;
rSvhich.was;. celebrated here to-day, -was
/very elegant in all : : its;apponitments:vAs-;
cerisiori '■: church beautif ully/i decorated ;
. for the • occasion ■ in. ; , pink '•' "arid green, \ and 1
"presented -; a ■ lovely -appearance' 1 with its
/deckings/of ; green and potted plants, :ctil-:
; flowers, .pink ; shades,:/ and :f: f handsoriie sil -~
ver/candelabras.* ///":" : '' ■/' '""' / ■ -': '-. ■;/-.:
? #■ Pfoiriptly. at- the hour; of ; 3 o'clock the
party uentered^the/church'iiinfethe*
! following?^ order : K : Little : , Miss Xl .Marion s
S Dearborn-: inVwhiteorgandief*. and; Maater;
Troy, : in a /white . suit; who: tin- ;
' tiedt^ng^^ribbons; ?Mr.-,M. .-Orpheus lTroy, t
Tbfother ■ of the bride; arid ;Mr.i;Moqre, ' of;
> Alexandria ; MissiMattie 1 Hopkins, ;: sister
of I the groom; ; and Miss " Bessie' Troy, ; of ; .
lAmhefst; bridesmaids.Jin/lovely;.: costumes;
-jot ; pink organdie over :"j)ink \ taffeta; : : cavi y- '
; ing pink roses ; ■; and (Miss; Ka-tieYTroy ,r?, r ? sis- :
\ ter of the > bride;/; maid j ; of .- honor, .. in a
- dairity ■■: arid xbeautif til :jow_ri '■'of ' whi fel V 1 - '
i gandie ■ : over r taffeta, / Pink \ roses. / : :./ v : ;
1 The : bride/Zwas/i accompanied ' : by//? li.^r :
father,;; Captain. ;;T. 1 .;-*O. r :;Troy;-l : and';-AV-asi
v me t, '■) at the . [chancel jj by.*/ the , groo m ;* and ;
.: his "best man;/ Mr." Rigby.j Hopkins.'
:/'The^< bride's;, gown/ jwas off /crepe": de.
fchene, I ashes of roses, ' hand ; embroidered ;•'
/with^hat; of /arid; lace ; to
« andi.was ?a : cbstunie . of ; rare Jelega.ice * knA*
lbe^ty^:;She;carried::a/niagrijficerit/ bunch:
? of;bride's": roses. '....-.„,' -S > ~~
: '/The ."/ groom : ; arid ;" his ; ■ atteridari ts Ayr ye?.
Vbiack'i -Prince \Aibert;cbats,v^ay;tro^er'i,]
; and; gray gloves. ' " '
'.;■_. : - The - ; v ceremony : : was £ iriipressively.v; per- .; j
iby^: Rey.^^£Pn;.Gray//the'/HctorvJ
; while/ th/s ■ ; sweet . ; ; tones -: of iJ : ''A:^lJream''a
floated, softly, through -the church.
t- 5 Ahandsom^
/bridal/party on;T\iesday/e J yenirigVat)CciP-:
'tairi"<Tro"y's "vi •hospitable' : and- beautiCuli
;home,v:in3this;:place.gV: : ':s;:;;.^-:.^:;/v r o:i^
S : ;:.Ambn'gjthose;preseritj.were;Mr.tarid)Mrs
I -Daniel VHarmon;-; of f Cliarlbttesyille • i Misaes] .
I^GerieyiaMand^Mayij^Peyton^Mr.^nnd'
Mrs? A. P... Gray^/Mn-iand&Mrs^:/: George^
? Rigby>Hopk^nsT/M r?Tand vMrs; i C^L^ SciJtt:^
fMr.l.Wil liafff? Moor e^of « AlJxaridria";.|Mf ii
I h Hanger, Harris
fsbn^and^ Misses g MaryJScott^ anblfNellie}
and' Ellen "and M»s. Bradley
|Pey toriSMiss -Nora: Staley, arid : Mr .""Dallas ■
Staley.'
The: wedding zitxs were very, tasteful
and costly. They consisted in •• partjiqf >
rsilvjr/" cut-glass,- rare china, and imahj
ifother^beautif ill! things. The groom' sfgiftej
j twasta/f splendid fof.&'dia^lorid'i.S^
I • ' M r. - and Mrs.~ , Hopkinsjlef tgimme'rUi&tef:
|ly r |aftersthellcerejHbny;|oy^
|'rdad^f6rl"thelri-future 'home, -in \lbx-'
andria. of which town ; the gr.xs.-n is a
Iprbminon! .wi prosperous business iv.an.
•V r ' 'A BVttliW M Vltni VGH. -3lll|
Iweddluj? of >li-.,St, Clalr ami Mlmm i
DUBLIN, VA., -December 4:~(Special.)
iMrifCliarles! Stjj Clairj and vMiisKEllaiH^w^j
:^iS^gda"^hter^qf^MrJß^/|fK3Ha^lns^
werefmarrlecl^nero to-day "at -11 o'clock,'
•
mndJtooJt' the east-bound train lor Jl«c»-,|
'The bride in a daughter of* a leading
merchant of Dublin. Thr «room Is -a
! of|iray*etteville;uW. f.Va.;'Jina-alE!Of .Va.;'Jina-alE!O 6r|Hon^
glF.tSt.'Crlair.'Of Giles county.- who was'
recently ■ "el ec ted : to 'l the ISta"j21 S ta"j2 ■ Bena te j from?
thls'district.^Mr.-JSt/Clafr is a prominent?
ahdyiuccei^ful jfarnier and cattlp-owner,]
•andf?lisllwldely^and^favc>rably ' kno^J
vthroushostfthis|sectlonKVr- ' : JOM
fJOSEpK !»ARTHI;'R f SSIiOSTaKIYBR.
The Pleose«V
thoroughly.pleascd.two.audiencos.at thOj
Academy y^terday: The ut.y M\^^§
feSSgrwhich owes much of Us7s|ccgs|toJ
thio. atmosphere' and '-local color ...with .-which j:
theta^horih^irivesttiu /It/;; ;: "Lost/Rivergj ;
pictures'? life'- in,: a country town -of lathes :
'Hcosier;Statc. ; v-.rcf> chariitrters aro- tyiv.
of the community, exaggerated -^-to^ make.
them:' stronger^ ancl-ibeUep^ada'ptedo^to:
the:'purposes r !oE- the: playwright. ■: Thero
are"^in the; play stirring situations— just;
3uch", scenes -'.;is will sef a' gallery - wikl,
andyeveri: m alie ? so m c VbC?t hose tlie; pr^
che s tra'- wish? tha it'-, they .-.were 1 per ched • up.
WithVt H g% "godsi^soS tha t iitheyJmightV. ex-i
press'/therriselves Swithoiitf restrain t v i: The
climax^bf : the /third act- .ishVery.fi realistic:!
ThisHislth'e"tbll-gateiscerie, i in ; ;Which4Oca,i
the little ; Hobsier.giri,: makes: anyentrance^
seated ::upbrira s -.bigAbayi:horse:. vr;The-set-:v r;The-set-:r ;The-set-:
ti rig : of I tlie f Second N act i also - presented 5 a
ve'r yj realistic^pieture;- - ; : It: shows Ithe \ pro
gressT of Kav/danicel at bthe&villagev, hotel.;
The^chiiracters ".were/- all -well :}. sustained,'
tlfe'^co'iripa'ny .being -quite -capable.:,^; The
quar^tte- ; riiadeva;.decided.-hiti;;and had: to
respond 'to several encores. ;-:•=:'; .:' .;/..---;:
■^i'A r-Runawayr -Runaway. i -Girl,V-^the t :greatest]musicali
farcer comiedy'J success .' in /years, J will r.b^
thefAcadcrriy/tb-night. r "./V^'iv :■ . ."" : / '. " .
feLovers ,- of; music arid .refined .comedy = can-.
corindently:/look:fbrward^to;:an': enjoyable;
"evening "spent : in t witnessing ;'; : this charm-;
ing //production^."/-; Nothing but^words of
praise" hayehieached-; us regarding :;hoth
play:rand r p^era/€-TheVcbmedy/ is report-}
ed "to /be^bne^of 7 the -best, and ; certainly/
th'e'-'Vnidst'.f successful. -of all. the English;
musicar- comedies Vbrought;- over by ;.the.
late .* Augustin" Daly ';anu .produced * in; his. l
New -York ; theatr e. / ': , /T n e company pre- 1
renting the . play /is . said to be i exception-:
ally. " strong. / numerically, arid artistically. :
The; organization contains .:; some: ' sixty^
riamesr in . its roster, at the "head ■ of : whlchj
is , -the"' name^ of/ Mr.- ArthurtDunn. • ; .'the /
inimitable comedian: s; Miss 'Celeste Wynn ;
appears iri'the/title^ole.-and'anumberipf.-j
other vwell-kiiown'i names are seen. • includ- - j
ing ; ;Miss£ Clara Belle Jerome, Mjss Sadie^
Kirby, :; and Miss Rose -La Harte. ■;■;>.-' : ; ]
iHllLtllY/ /B|OoPi ;]
/' Tlie blood is the source of ■/•strength.;
If you are/weak you need a medicine to.:
your stomach arid make plenty,
of 'rich-red 'blood; ; The medicine to do ;
■ this/is/Hostetter's: St6mach';Bitters. -It;
Kwill nof shock the system and-;; it;: cures .
incligestion; <lyspepsiaVi beart
bbarn^; belchiiiff : and- malaria ;:
fever aiul ajjue. ' Try it, also obtain;
■ V: -copy ■; of ;:;Hostetter's Almanac
from your/druggist .
:/s|BMiiiiiiili|.y
".'-' de l-Sun,Tu,Th&\v
'■-'■' :;■'. •"■ ■ ;/: : -"' ■^XXOIiNCESIEXT.^.::-. : " :■ :
i ME; JOHN M. -STANSBURT,-: FORr]
; merly .with Mr. Sam :'li. : UHmari; ; ca n < now.
be foundiat the fancy: grocery of Geo:se :
A/ Hundley,; ; s28 /easf-Broadjstreet acarl,
■.Wipperrnan.-manager)^ where he wiil be;
pleased ito serve" his ; : old friends: a nd ;cus-^; cus-^
■ tomers.; 1 - si :. >i \ -..•■•,"-- '>■ -de 5-Th,F&Sun3t :,
,:/ „ : "meetings;. : ;- ; :. : _.> - : .->/
y MAS^IC72vrOTTCEL^A ; STAT^I) ;.: .'?- 47.;
cbmmunicatibrii of'JOPPA ! LODG^,: Jt
.Is 0.^"40, A.' -FJ : and :• A. M./ wi.l vbe - - »t^C
held - at .-. the: : -Masonic v. Temple .-. >, .-^
•'jL-ituRSD-Ai'.^'Sth": instant,, at -7:3'J^o cxock
P M. "Members of :: sister, lodges; and ;
transient /brethren;^are fraternally invited
to ; be' present^. rJ'Y -.-.', -
i: By order "of: the -Worshipful Master. '
j . 'i/ :: ; GEORGE C. JEFFERSON,. -
I .:de s-lt* -/:'•; ' ; v ".--'/.•" .--'/.• -„-'' ■ t^^ecretaryv^
- GEORGE / E. / PICK-^
1 ETT ; CAMP,:? CONFEDERATE ; yETE- ;
' RANS.- Members j'arel ordered =". to § meet; at
; the^cairip'sv hall: :FRIDAY,: December; 6.;
1901, at. 7:45/ o'clock P. M., to "■-.attend;
meeting §At: tee CCamp Hall, to receive:;
Grand' 'Commander : : arid ;bthervgrand;Ofti-.:; bthervgrand;Ofti-.:
cers." Members , who have uniforms will;
please : wear ithem, : but all members are
; requested ".to attend. . "', . ■
:': '- 7 By order ! of ..the ; 'Camp; V ; ■ "-.
':■■'• ■": C. J.; ? JOHNSON, . Comm.indar. "
M.W.Hazlewood; Adjutant.; ; de 5-lt ' •
• -ALL. ROYAL. ARCH . MASONS i'^gmi'
are :cordiaily<invited ito .attend . a-.;»Mi
•stated PS- convocation of . RICH- WggS ;
MONI) KrOYALK^ARCH - CHAP- <&&&_ ■:,
TER ~ No :t-v 3. > at'-: the Masons' . Ha'U; -,:■ on • j
Franklin i street. -THIS EVENING at 7.G0
-o'clock for t v,work. : : .: \ .,
|: By order of,.theM. E; H.P. • : ■ ; :
; 7 -.:;:-- 'GEORGE F. KEESEE, . .
i : r de's-lt/" : /.; ;■ ,--.-'■ ;"■_/. % .;4 : ; .. ; Secretary. ;*•";: j
THE ANNUAL. : MEETING OF THE ;
'STOCKHOLDERS OF THE % GRAY' NA-i
• TIONALi TELAUTOGRAPH u COMPANY/
■ will-be h eld onIWEDNESDAY.vDecember:
■ 11; 1901. ? at 12 o'clock - noon,-; at (Room; No." 2;
Merchants'- -National..' Bank .-Building,
:Richmond^Va. .: i'- H. D.; WILLIAMS, '
.' n0 27-tDe 11 in . ; Secretary. ■;
-•"A- 5 -GENERAL :i:\ MEETING ; i OF . ." THE '■
STOCKHOLDERS fOF 1 THE - VIRGINIA"
HOT \ SPRINGS : COMPANY, will ibe held '
in '■" the '- .-Hotel.'r Hots Springs, ■ Va, ,
at 12 M:?; on- TUESDAYS theil7th:iday^of;
Deceriibef,rl9oi;.;:for -the; purpose' of r con-:
sideringl a /report; of 4 the .'directors is in-, re-f?
specttor- the recbristructipn -of^thefHoriie-i
stead viHotel, ."; and ; for .the - transaction f of '
such % : other r-. .as maj r ; >- lawfully
come/before -the meeting, v ' ~"-t- '.: : v
?: :•: • . ■-:-■! .-■ ■jA;T , " ;-: ... a. ;: TREVVETT, ' / .
,no 14-lni' : ' ' -'■' ' -■■:"■ -/ -- Secretary. :"
:\V^i ■ ;. I>. .;i;AMUSEJIEXTS;;/ : : :;,;/v- /•; ■:;';
■/"THEiYOUNGtLAbIES'r/SOCIETYi OF:
/GRACE . EPISCOPAL \ CHURCH .will give :
;a%-HARVESTS GATHERING 1 in ;i the ; Sun
day-school fSoom I on Decem-rj
-.b'er^o, • 1901,' from . 8 . to i 10. "Oyster. 'Supper, -:
- Refreshments, ?and" ; Music. Vr":;::v'^: :•.....: 3
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Riclimond's Fopn ar Place of- Amasement.
BI I€\ i I LL TH ? S WEEK -
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BIJOU MUSICAL COMEDYCOMPAHY^
" a m ap ji night."
Popular Prices.
The greatest Hew York Success la years,.
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Church
i THURSDAY^DECEMBER-; stn'^ 8~.301P. f S Ml
The ;G6hf oderata Museum
Open .daily ;rrbm » 'A: M. to & P.M.
©'"Admission, JS cynt». Frc;a or. Saturday's/?
i,' ELEVENTH ; AND .CLAY " STRHJETS '.^
Open daily from 10 A: M. to s"P^M^^
V-: Admlaaldn. *centi. 'Free on Saturdayi
.fliilSlf in the State.
■mam- : ;sjus&h«ley pia no co.,
'fe The largest, most clesiraUe stoch of Dia- \
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I Jewelers arid Silversmiths, 921 Sast Main JireeL \
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1 D. BUCHANAN & SON, |
*• ." . ;iewß|ers; iewß|ers and Opticians, ; ©
* 111 &m&t *3rom& Street, •«
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® have the jnost beautiful collection of Silverware |
■2*' - - '>-"' "^6 be seeii inithe city^ Special attention has been 0
a " <riven in" the- selection bt jewelry t both in GOLD . g
© "and SIL/VER c suitablejfbr BRIDAL PRESENTS. U
© We can "pleasetyou in^eyery wav, especially the '*'
® v price .waf;' Your attention is also called to our *
'%.' well-selected" stock.pf .*-*_ \ |
It- "diamonds, watches, &c. ."!
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I >Vatches, rKings, .Diamonds, on Silverware by. paying $1
\ clown md-sGc; <a or:§ 2 a month.
i Don't loolc for a jewelry, store. "We- have only offices,
i where yon can select what you wishin privacy.
':■ can't come to us^e will come to y oil.
SUR' PEALINQS. lj||liN CUSTOMERS,
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I ' ' making your Fruit cakes^ until other things |
3 ; . | demand 3'our attention. For the best se- |
I ' . " "'" ' ■ | lection of Currants, Raisins, Figs, Citron,
r .•:V- . .Peels, etc., go to
I 500 E; BROAD STREET. X
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..,. „...-,„- „ rr - no 21-Th, Sun<gla-9t • , * -
in every variety^Renaissance 9 Irish Point,•Tanj-
boured^- Nottingharhs; Ruffled Bobinet^ Muslin
Curtains, \VhifefandCo^
and let us show them to you. We are sure to
GHO. W. ANDERSON & SONS,
215 €asi &rohd Sired.
CARPETS, PORTIERES, RUGS.
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" . " the eye/of wearer free of eh rge. A
;. N , .. "~ . some" gold eyeglass chain makes aiso *f^.
tyv present^ -. /The selection from atiy^of/oi^late^t r iin^rtati6n^Sl;;be n:ore_t^.
ceptable.; such 'aSiOPERAiGLASSES^ FIELn^GLi\SSE3;vTELESCOP^.
xiallylpleasing:t6 boys aiicl young men; MAGNIFIERS^ THERMOil ßr^fes "3
or d>KODAK lOR^ CAMERA; : Instr actions^ toVamateurs and dark-room , \V r i
■PHO^GJRAraJwithUKe latest andimost^attractive records will prove ag
suad;'j6yto,niany. / Lowest^charges and satisfaction in h.l! t»ep3i -*>•-
ordersprorhptly^'attehdecL to. '
The : -S. CiaSeski -ODtical to.
./ XINTII AXO MAIN STKEETS.
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SW-v&^g^ i:S?^? jo ? ' T 2 " THE DISPATCH ■ . I
Elegant Rooms. Finest Iniported and Dom=stic Liquors aaJ C:^-irs. - j -
..:M;W^tiAWR£NGE, -Proprietor.
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