Miss Fannie Hughes, M. P. Taylor,
cream mull and lace.
Miss Annie Booth, W. T. Clement, white
striped satin and lace, pearls.
Miss Maud Gregory, W. Landis, white
satin, en train and diamonds.
Miss Kate Gregory, St. Clair Hester
cream surah, lace and pearls.
Miss Emmie Williams, I. II. Davis, pink
plush and pink plumes, diamonds.
Miss Kate Pippen, of Tarboro, Frank
Parker,. Halifax, pink and pearl satin,
hand-painted pansies
Miss Ilallie Miles, of South Boston, J. H
Culbreth, heliotrope in two shades, Mikado
lace and diamonds.
Miss Julia Cain, of Durham, Eugene
Thompson, white albatross and diamonds
Miss Sudie Cain, R. C. Morris, blue satin
and plush, pearls.
Miss Minnie Battle, J. F. Rogers, pink
surah, en train, crystal trimmings and dia
monds.
Miss Bettie Travis. J. S. Hunt, black
lace and diamonds.
Miss Alice Jones, F. J. Crews, pink satin
cream lace.
Miss Sallie Brooks, of South Boston, Va
C. II. Landis, cream satin trimmed in pearl
passamentrie.
If any of our people will take the trouble
to look up where the citizens of Henderson
came from, they will be astonished at the
number of Virginians here, and the magni
tude of tlie business they do. In the to
bacco trade, the largest interest here, the
Old Dominion has contributed the money,
experience and character of Messrs. Gary,
Smoot, Clary, Cannon, Ford, Smithson,
Gently Taylor, Strause, and others, who
represent over half the money value of to
bacco purchases on this market some of
whom have been here since Henderson was
little more than a railroad station, and
with tkeir shoulder always to the wheel.
have contributed as much to our growth,.
and the popularity and magnitude of our
market of to-day. as those to the manor
born, whose foot is upon their native heath.
