Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 15, 1 September 1890 — Page 4
Oar ConffUntJUm Is to Keep the Beet Goods in the Marketr
We would c.ll tttention to the fact that in addition to the Best Country Buffer that eomea to this City, we are handling Choice Creamery Bu'ter from Northern Illinois, and ptrfiet. desiring something extrs would do well to give ua a trial order on BUTTER.
PURE SPICES ONLY" hse been our m9tto from te atart, and with SPICES, ss else, we find the irery best article we can buy ie the surest to give perfect satisfaction to the eon. aumer. We will not deel in SPICES that ars not abioluteiy Purs.
mw F. cCflRTHY.
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exrBywiU discharge ill of it pease..?, oo.due.or. - t - -
be secured. 111 bums - - " that ne of eo.duetor. hejr. Kitb pablie evidence et being UBtenhtal to the eo-peay teresis. The?
hta .nrl.r1 Mmoe PPTMUJI
fsctory to the eompeay sad pleaeiiw to the patrons ol the road tor e long period, sad have iittle to show lor n bow. Cob dn.uf Saott. tor iostanoe, haa property
oardiy equalling .uw id an.
eeai eighteea years fiasaraoua eiujr
muBL it woaia appear -
peay might find it d.maala to seeare e oody ol men equally good. Legreoge
dtsndard.
Thn will be a reraoastraaoe pre-
against the granting ot license to Joaa Taylor to sell spirita-us end melt 1 qaors aad allow them to be druak ob the building recently
araatad bv him nearly opposite to the
rnttinoa ol the Glaa. and also near the
Y. Al. C. A. Athleuo Per, x Be re monstrance says that the Giea waa par n ried tut tha exoress turDvSe ot hev
1U2 a rtsoit which ladle and children
eaa visit, which would not be the ease
u I quoia were hold tiiere7eae
weud be liable to insula tom lutOXl-
1 Ml Wlf fmrnn
CITY PEES0N1IS.
Eogeae Morel is is
George O. Bey bara lett ior sri'--
last evening. - ' . T
A. Ik Pogus returned trout waaer
last evening.
Knna Morel went to 1 adieus
thia moraine!.
Horaee Staatoa wea to ledisoapu
thia morning.
Web Cha-dlee went
thia naoramg.
fereace ot xaiaisters of the Lutheran harsh, which will contieue ie eeaaioa
iBdiaaapoli- kf atil Wsttossdsyct next week.
aiUHl V. UUUVf HU WUI NO
eon. sister ot Mrs. Joha 1 aryan.
to Indianapolis th a morning to
the nuee.rencion which will be
the 1st to the 4:h ot Septena-
omi Da. bars, ot Boulder
aiversity. Colorado, oa hit retura from
iait to relativaa and frieeds in the
uL atotuved here to visit hia bro:t er
tA Fiadlay. O,0ilbert JDuahata and iaraily. and lett
b bis retura home thia taorcinz.
Joha J. Stoker west to iBdiaatpoiiA-m,.,, ABO ai.tsa.Tiu
this morning. ff
Joha Liastroxa wob! to lBdiaBapoia
this naoraiBg. ..,..,........,-.,.-
Miss Mary Tibbitte weat to Manoe. O.. last eTeninK.
J.Ed Ilifl weat to Chioago to de; -i. i.Hi.B-ivwlia - AbiceOB Towoihip Hecry u
Thomaa E Wri.ht was- C-U3i'. -k.-OBS uerB-:.,
I taia BepBtlti-i Sta
Taattlaai tram mj
Our Stock is Now Complete. Come and See the New Styles!
PRICES ROCK BOTTOM.
jor.ES &
WESTCOTT BLOCK, RICHMOND.
ill
PICES! SPICES !
tlnfO W Is the Season for PIrkllrtf, and it is rerj imi ortant
thlug to hays line, whole, sound, wen seifcieu
m. m a-k L
e .n,i i iievA tak ti enmn n&in to select a nan iin,
. 1,1 kni;.B.rf tn h.TA rnn rxtimine them, as I know yon will ap
Wf VIU 1 WJJ lilt wrJvU "V aiaai v .f w - pre cf ate them. rfvwvvvvvsAAA
VAKI D. BR OW N .
BEE HIVE, 931 Main Street.
MOOD
MORRIS I CO STORE.
-Frcab Stock Ol
ICiO iT-Ti. Tf i laim ajL.j. J
f.r,iiff ot a alooa waa coatemtiaiei-, .
sai its effijienay would be greatly
teiae&ed it the iicee Mea cr i xranied. Beaioastxaaoes were signed
st all the eaaicaea yescexuaj vuij TOtera signing. At the First M. h.. eharch eevety-five ainature were od-
tained at the raormisg asrnoe, ana
qaite a number at BiKht. and it is prevamed that a large nu-ber were se
aared at the other cnurciiea. xne resi-
de&u ot the eastern p-rt or tne ouy are slmo-t a unit in cppoiing the granting ot the lioenae to Mr. Taj lor. The loca
tion, and not the man, is wnat u cdieoted to.
The Firit M. E. church had a very
la. eonirrenstion yenterday raorcing.
K,v. Mr. V U.on. a memoei ai iwym-
ninmti M. H. aonUrenoe. whioh 1
holding its annual seaaion in our naigh
hnnni (icn Ol UrB7Ul. QaUTeiCU a
nmt osflfellant and very icitruouve dis
oourte Iran the text, Une tfiing tnou ikaat." cart ot the interview with
.Uioi bvivoaor man who had great
n..o-mn nn who was reaiiy auiiei
oua ia regard to the salvation ot hia stul. Ox being told that ho muat keep
.-. nniT-i(iments. ne anawerea. u
th. hava I keut Iron my youth up.'
lackeat Go lell ail thou haat, and give
the money to the poor, ana iao up
APAfli ana ioiiuw uiv. uv
young man went away sorrowing, tor he
had crest DuBaeaaiuua. we-
dwelt upon at length waa that an ob ..rsinna ot tha DrtoeDts and command
menta ot the boripturea will not iciure
the salvation ot the aoul. In order to inherit eternal lite the conditions ot the
EOaDel must be lully complied witn
Ai thaaiaaini aervioe KeV. Air. nil
inn -irain nnnunied the uulpit and de
livered an able sermon irom the parable
ot the Frodigal bon. The musio at both aervioea was very fine. The organ vninntarv ot Misa Uemineman at the
morning aerytoe waa spie-uiuiy nt tha anla ot Miss Shellenback waa a
gem ot the purest ray.
to Da;
nati last evening.
Miss Edna White ia visiting iri'
in Dayton to-day.
firea-" Mran
iie'l. Bupe is greeting
tireechsid to day.
John Saytge weat
Miss i Hill is Tutting r"
ia Daytoa this morning. Mrs. Nettla Wielacd. oi New
waa in tha eitv csturdav.
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John P. Ireland went to -dersai
this moroicg oa buaiau.
Mrs. Charles WruU, Sotttft
teenth street, is aenou-r .
John Crockett aad ISaerWilUst
sDent Buaday in Now Casle.
ider. ; AbABKt
"oston TwwTJstic alternate. D.
Dr.
W. H.
-John H. Sbnrt,
W. Shifir, B.s
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m. ft"
Di-ia 0. B
J H. D.Loier
m. Ci Brown
te T Mil Centie
owssV.p Lreoee X .
k; altercate. Fiore
4rk.
oa lowaahjp 1. v. i hornbtie.
y; alternate, Kiley Chans.
SIMIEL BintET.
Se e
rsrttcailara RtfarlX H math.
-FrwakUa Township Elaer M Harn. Bathe? : alifiTcata. (?. A. Adlleman-
Cox's Mills. n-T?ene Township James A. Craoor, V I iim.kn. .. . 1 t t . 1 . .
..his Wilhsmsbarit...
Jiarrisoa township Alan Soott.
Jackionbari
Miss Liia Barton is TiBeg faieBa'JksoaiowBshira. 8 Jameson. Indianapolis this raorarsji 0rAaatowB ; F. C. MMbaagh. .. . - J-v.i-aoaondSa Citv. Jo.iah Kevnolds. Dab-
kr S. Binkiey. l;;st Uer
in
Daniel Fa&nine is apen
with triands ia Bpriagfisld, O.
Miss Kate Murray returns
Hamilton Saturday alteraoon.
William P. Matthews ia ere
friends ia Indianapolis to day.
Alln Ki wards went to Loci
last sight oa a visit to meads.
Mra Nellie Benson went to U
ton this morning to visit friends.
R Dilks weat to Danre:
thia mnrainsr to Darahase lumber.
Postmaster Hicirius. of Fort Waf.
waa in the oitySaturday evening.
Bert VVasionv ot iiarayettve.
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PHOTO Latest Patterns.
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ALBUMS. Lowest Prices
IAIN STREET.
DAILY PALLADIUM 10c A "WEEE. SffaB COPEES TWO CUNTS.
Walter L. Dalboy has chartr'e of the eiroulation ot the Daily Palladium, and is authorized to take subscriptions and make oolleotiona within the corporate limits ot the oity. BKW. It. TlYltIC 1, Xotury public, real estate and iiifcuraiicc agent. JIne' loaned n mortgage. IVos. S autl lO Xorlh Seveutli street. Telephone Ao. 2&.
Pleaan t S a rprlae.
T.nnia Valtman reached the SKO Sat
urday, to which most young men lock forward to with much interest the
time when he will be numbered among
tha sovereigns oi the land, and have
voice in directing the atlaira ot fckate, and tha event was croDcrly oelebraud
by hia young friends who called at nis home on South Third street, Saturday
aurrrisers were: juissea Jjmma
. . u ai.w Knhmw. Anna
as tno vol"- Ym- " ;1i I maier, oarau x.v, --- , ck -- Main st reet gaWYt f - a m . if .aa.Kata
; - IK,
ang:9 dwtt
Snndav with relatives in thia ei
Mra Marv BaileV went to India
lis thia morning on yisit va mo
W.ltr LanesDerct Sunday ia 1
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awohs. the guest ot Uoeries x.
Mattia Wilsoi went to V
yesterday alternooa oa a visit to t
Miaa Liars Peer land Mm
Majors weat to Indianapolis thia
mg. I
Will Eagelbert will wear a.baf
the labor procession in ladiataja
day.
Mrs. Mark Thompajon wfat to.
ette this mornins on a vis
tivea. a
Will Osborn
m jroiQg ia tua J & Oo.
Maurice GriffioXai plrw the labor day exercises in 1&V to-day. , Charles E. Dutsn eatersd .y discharge ot his duty as a ait" to day. 1 i Mr. Jack Goodrich, who hi of health for som a time, ia
Wtaa
raates.
ntowa: n. u. stncsier. uamDriage
U. Li. Ma Faxgart, Dabhn.
Jeffirsca township Eaos Warfel.
Hagerstcnra; aiteraate, E;is M. Hoov
er. llgertoa. New Garden township Wm. A. Clements, Foaataio Ciy; alternate, M. M. Loey, Foantaia City. . a
ferry Township aiohj marsnau. aonom;; alternate, W. S. Lamb,
Washington to waship J ona . ua-
kia, Milton; alternate. A, u. tlonmaa.
iitoa. . ftfoh-t. tAanthk Gaoree Paulhoe.
feoster: alieraat. DsWitt O. Jay,
ebs:er.
Warae To
C. Fox
i ZS. nei
ti5.Fr,
or sio
JD.
ond
avis. 11
Brawn. JotL
hardt, Chst
ars hall. J,
owes. Gee
Vrthsv' Jt
in Omar L. Hittle,
ilUam D. Beid. Jastia U. EaaelDert. Joha 8.
J. Naff, William Tate, . -a- . m
lively. Jj'ayeite Jarsa,
rr. Ojear Uoilingsworth,
bbs, Joha J. Harrington. Alternates T. Henry ' Li. Downing, Frank J. DsWitt. Frank M. Leib-
s A. Keys, Charles G.
a M. Croker. Jamea B.
e A. Pieroe, Joha . Mo-
U. Meerhofl. W. B.
Sedgwick. Biohmoad.
J. Ed. Ilifl reeeivad a Utter Saturday
from a Colorado friend, giving some ot
the parti au! ars ot the sad death et Samuel lladley.
The letter sail that " Bsm" uvea
alone ia a eabia ia the mines, his only aompaaioa beias a faithful setter dog.
to which he was maeh attacaesu -a.
friend harpeaiea- to raie the cabin.
called atd found Sam lying oa the flxr
dead.hu doz keeping wateh over h
remains, and it waa with difficulty that he ooald be removed. A 3S calibre
Derringer pistol was found by hia side, and a gaping wound ia hia head told how his lite went out. Be placed the
pistol behind his right ear and the ball weat craehicg through the head and
lod.ed iust beneath the skia oyer the
lett eye. His death mast have beea in ittetacunni.
His married life was a failure, he and
hia wits fcav;n separated several times
sd were living apart at the tiaae ot hia dsath. He Lad ao vl eitae, and eon derable mibing stock, bat he hd
-t ha r-rosDiritiK or late and wa
.l.nrad. be beiaa ot a very aaasuui
.i igq mm i i ier
TeTri ? fonsd id a viLesa near his ciaioj,
the istmber el tie Graaa Army oi tae Republic havisg charge ot the tuaeral. Mayar'a ert. There was a fu"l docket this moraiog, tor the first time since last Monday. Whisky, the Iruitlui saurce of
wrong doiag, was the cause ci ati tne arrests. Daniel Maaix, whose name is frefrrqiently 1 ouad in the reorJs, dratk to excess Saturday night, and bjoomfng very weary ot the heavy load he was carrying, was takea to the station houe to rest. Oa a plea of guilty he was assessed til 90, and having fqasadered his substance lor liquor he was sent to
jail. Gas Wilstatlar staffed his hide with intoxicants Saturday night, and spent Sunday in the atation house. He waa as sober as a judge this morning and penitently eonlesed his wrong doing He was given a 112 9i) dose, and will la; it out in iail.
Hannah Ccpeland disgraced the name of woman by getting drunk Satnrdsy nicht. She was arrested by Offiser
Thomas and taken to the calaboose. She was given the lightest fine. $9 90,
and in default ot psyment was seat to
'"vV. Lepe and Charles Elwards, men "who toil not, neither do they spin,"
were arrested by Umoer ttss Saturday night on the charge of vagrancy. Al though they olaimed to be the obildren ot misfortune, the fact of ther being strong, well developed men, with good appetites, their plea had no fleot on tha Mavor. but when they prcmited to
leave the oity instanter and never oome
here again, they were told to get.
they immediately did so. going
Indianapolis, but not to join gang.
Nelly
Bly
Caps
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.aMasMSS. SSSSSSSfSSte
y s t
q m
Siuer
STRAW
-Goats
HATS! 1 f T 1
-uliUV-StS
AII
aod
toward
the labor
Flannel Shirks!
725 Main Street.
Berdw-ff
WILLIiH C. HILL.
known as the
Clean Paperslor a nickel at
-twenty-live this office.
Flour and KeeJ, Haled Hay and Straw. spixxixo. aoga3-dlm
Wa-tsjaajr ttiraiiiv. WAflHiNQTOM. 8ept. 1. Forecast for the twenty-four hours commencing at 3 o'clock p. a. to-day for Indiana: Fair, followed by showers ia northwest era Illinois; slightly warmer Monday, oooler Tuesday, southeasterly winds.
LOCAL PICKUPS. First day of September.
Mrs. Verling Craig is oa the sick lisf.
wa. XXmtuf Clall raay 31. Eleventh street, is seriously ill.
The City Council will meet in regular
session lo-nicat and a long and import
ans aessioa is anticipated.
The members of the police force aad fire department have fat pooket books
to day. Having been paid a month's sal ry.
Nathan Lamar will be brought to his borne ia this city this afternoon. Ha is
doing well, and his recovery is now assured. George Soott. of Ashland, who has beea visiting his brother ia law, R. A. J aoksoa, will leave oa his retura home to morrow. Dr. William H. Hewitt, of Lewis burg, U is ia atteodsnoe upon his son Ambrose Hewitt, North Twelfth street, who ie very ilL Joseph Holliday, of Cincinnati, a former resident ot this eity, who has been visting friends here a week, returned
noma una Botuaa. .
n mm cn-uaeratore are last r-
eeivmg the pay tor the work done by
mem. oeverai or the city enaaserators
reoeivea t&eir youeaers to day.
. II s ! Ul
wnortxtth street instead of
The
Thee!j,
on w a) ae avenae as deaim1
ehaege gives eatir aatiafaouoa.
Th frottba. bad a well attended meeting at their room b North Eighth
jeaieraay aiter aoen. The pro-
Kiw waa crj, pieasieg is these in at tendance.
sample u. Byer has been teadered tbji position of mailiae elerk ia the post
twos, ana win enter upon his work
boob as he has sumjiently rocoyered
irom nis uieess.
The ball to be elvea by the Richmond Jeap!e ot the Patriarchal Temple on
ico i-ta oi oepiemoer will be tbe and one ot the most etjoyab.'e, anticipated, ot the season.
Mrs. Mans Sab Safer commenced her
a a nee ss distrtbarieg clerk ia the post
cmae tns mrnttg ohs takes the place of M's Ieoe Wstt. who Tery satlsfactorily filled the piece. The Germaa Benevolent Associadoa have paid for the valuable property
first, it is
A deleeatioa of members of the Sal vation Army visited the county jail yesterday afternoon, and held a season ot song and prayer with the prisoners, who were very much pleased with the visit. An excursion train was run from this oity ta Indianapolis to day, and a large number ot our people availed them
selves of the eheap rates to participate in the Labor Day demonstrations at the
ospital. The County Board of Education held a meeting at the Towtship Trustee's tfhce ia this eity to dsy, for the urpose ot adopting school books, and arranging some ot the details ot the township sohools, which commenced their tall and winter sessioa to-day. Elder C. H. Trout, of the Chiistian ohurcb. who has been absent from his oongregatioa a month, taking his summer yaoatioa. was greeted by a large audienoe, who were pleased to see him in his pulpit again, and to whom he delivered two excellent discourses. Kosoiuiko Whelaa, Sachem of Oisge Tribe, I. O. R. M. ot Carabridgs City, while doisg the grand scalping act at an adoption ot a pale face iato that tribe Saturday night, slipped and fell and
burst his knee cap, a more serious mat ter than if he had broken a leg. There was a good attendance at tbe Mission Sabbath-school ia Tcmperanoe Hall yesterday afternoon, aad the exer-
cises were ot a very interesting character. Ksv. Mr. Roberts and Timothy 'eschoot asliorUalk wMohVasTell received. Only about 1200 is lacking to complete the sum reqiired to bore the oontem-
piaiea natural gas well. That amount should be raised without difficulty. Many persons are sanguine that gas will be obtained ia a paying quantity, and it is hoped that the most sanguine expectations will be more than realized. Miss Graoe Honkina anr-i!-t
fsw ot her friends Saturday evening, at her father's home, oa North Fifth
street, ia a most charming manaer. and to the entire satisfaction and delight ot her guests. Musio. both vocal and in
strumental, added much to tbe pleas ure of the evening. Miss Grsoe ap peased the appetites of her nut. Ku .
luaoheoa at once dainty and palatable.
Yesterday was a lovelv dav. Th tD
was cloudless, and the temperature was
ast ngnt to render a drive into th
ooantry or a proneaadt ia the eitv en
Kya.Dio, aaa a large nanaber, Df nenn! were oa the move some in PP!e others ia the atreet oars, and if-Tf"" ob foot. The Gleo seemed kj'i0"6. favorite rfiH-f iiH V f Arfl iHVU.c Deo Die were rnonn
trouads.
-t mar w-i "" -
wr. ana airs unm n. Mith arc
taek trosa a very deluhtial atav is
a" W a a s -
v. uauia-q ana aiso at ussadsga Lake The Assembly, at each plsoe. had great interest tor these visitors, and the beauty of scene'v and healthfnln-..
elimate seem unequaled. At Catedaea hey were charmingly entertained h
Mr. Caleb Todd and famUv ,k...
palatial borne, and the stay at that lake was particularly filled with enjoyment.
Rev. Dr. J. M. Towasend. R.nn--.
of Dseds ia the General Land Office at WaahiDgtoa, D O., arrived here tbia mcrnicr. lookioe well. Ha wi'l .
his farm Bear Hollansbars- tn-mn-.
row. where he will remain daring the week, end oa Satardav ha will -,- .
sale of stock, amccg which will be some very fine horses. Persons desiring to purchase would do well to make a nnr.
ot this sale. The Doctor will r-n-
here next Mondsv.and remaia a wt
Ua days visiting tnsnds.
It ia expeeted that the G. R. 4 L I
Kruevel, Amanda Sudhctl. Mary Rosa,
ivjaaaa feltman, Ua Weber, carah
riohre, Ella Dhtmeyer: Messrs Char
ley Meatendick, Fred Maier, Louis Fuehrer, Henry Koehrmg, John Brehm
1? rank Wibker. William Fraaman.
Ueorge iiornmg, Ueorge Cutter, Ed.
Dsltmaa. Mr. and Mrs. George Schnei
der.
Aa ExcHIbk Haaawax, -r . . . .... .
it is not often teat a locomotive runs away, but suoh aa ooourrenoe took place
at JNew Castle this morning, lhe en siaenr of a south bound freight train of
cue v auey roaa on arriving at -New Castle, imsgioics that a collision with an
up train oo tbe Panhandle road was in evitable, reyersed the brakes cf his en
gine, supposicg it and the oars would
be thrown oa a S'de track, and thea be
and his fireman lumped on. lestetd ot
the engine and cars taking the sidetrack as supposed, however, they kept the tnaia track, and went backing toward Cambridge Ci?y at the rate of a mile a
minute. A telegram was seat to Cam
Dncge, ana tno pas.enger train was
held, thus avcidiag a terrible catas
trophe.
eveaing from a visit to ineaa v t
ville.O. j Simoa Martin went to Rar I
this morniog to look after hiy J interest.
Mr. G. C. Ball whj has been fL
ina! -i
Ciae;
Heslita Keporr.
The following retarcs have been mde
to tne JtSoard ot Health etcce yester-
BIHTE8.
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert .
Jones, 403 iScrtb. f irteenth street.
KETURH OP DISEASE,
Typhoid fever ia the family of "Joha Maihoilaad, 89 Grass atreet. Patieas,
Ji-mauioo, cat ursnt street. Typhoid fever ia the family ot Frank B. Kordell. 139 Ridse street. Typhoid fever in the family of George Schraeder, 612 Sou:h J street. Patient,
a zse o-cracer. Oktliaary.
Mariah Wilson, wife of James Wilsob, was b?ra May 31, 1841; died August 29. 1890, aged forty nice years.
two monies ana twenty tight days
Mrs. Wilson waa the nothar f i-h
ouuaren. aye ot whom have preceded her to the spirit land, the remaining
turce, ana a hoc Dana, are left to mourn
ner departure. Mra VVilsoa was a p tisct sufferer from that liss-erins- dis
ease, consumption. She of tea expressed per faith ia a loving Savior, and ia the latter part ot her sickness longed to be
wita mm and at rest. C K.
F, W. Spinning returned to last night.
Tl . j r . . :
x-osTmasier tiiggins spent ct
evening in this oity, rctuf-i-g
night train.
Henry Stanton went to Iff
this moratog to look at
monstratioa
J W. t UfBl
Indianapolis th visit to friends.
Mrs, Patrick V
d i ar epulis this,m
visit to xriends.
Mrs. W. B Pi
her nephew Mr.
family lat week.
Charles II. 5!
among the horny.
Indianapolis to
mar rw a
ii us rracxie iivmna an
Ke diingtoo. ot ladiaiianf ll
in fn.ada Ia i'ni. 1
" uiLjr
Mr. and Mrs. Horn
home ta Asi imm
friends iaiadienaDoiia. f I
Mr. aad Mrs. Chariest l.UteheV
turned Saturdsy evening fsf sV rioi - M,ni).ii'i kL k-"
oar
e
V
1
arrlasie Awailv-rry.
yersary of the marriage
w .1 Aaanh i- li sffsn n.
iiefoiy. and a large number ot
jilted guests assembled at their beau-
S"jal home ia West iliohmond to oom-
Jemorate tbe event. The first thing fft 4d the program was dinner, and it was a
Jana one, lao iar;o tauioa uoauiug uo-
aeata tne wei.ns ox ice goou iBKa placed upon them. After full justioe had beea done to the tempting repass.
aad adjearanaeaa waa aaade to tk par
lors, whore a tew ho are were spent de
liirhtfalJy ia soeial ehat, varied with
maaie. vool and ioatrnaaeatal Miss Helen Williams favored the com
pany with several recitations, which
were much appreoiated, aod Mtss Bes sie Goldthorpe, ot Pittsburg, a charm
log little miss, also gave a recitation in
a manner that evinoed that she was al
ready weil versea ia elooauon, a very
Atsirable aeoomplishiaeat. lhe oooa Hon was ooe ot unalloyed plea.are to ir present, and one that will long be emembered with pleasure. Mr. and
tra: Fgan were eioh the reoiDients ol
presents. Amoag those ores
and Mrs. William
d Mrs A. J. Tinoev.
;io Kicsoa, Mr. aad
rge.s, 21 r. and Mrs
d family. Mr. and Mrs
tamiiy, Mr. aad Mrs aid family, Mr. aod
y aod family, Mr, and
Duffia, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. C. R. Williams, illiami. Miss Beie
Ida hiurtesJ. Mi
Promlufint Wayne Csanly Slaw Iiea I
Tery Bntfdealy at Bvavtale. ftmday Evenlog.
-ao to
(iodrew raottai
A). Jjhn
yff Mrs JobaUss
Mrs- jodo a
Thomas Fags
Miss Helen
Goldthorpe. Mi
er nJ a - wswfTii
v" -u tnends ia Anders 6 &.
Mae Cockle. who has beea4
vacation at Harper's Ferry. VbTr-' Bed home Saturdev sisrht. - - . i
Mrs. Walter Paulas, who has V
niao relatives ia w&ioago two Wi
wiu retura Home this aiternooB.
Mrs. W. W. Reed, of Winnt
who has bsea isicins- hap ;- M .
n r , . . .
vi. X dss, re;urea noise this mornil
-Loraa Csster. of Cvi!l In4
CSS beea VWUlSSr his br.-irhne
Waster. Of this eitv. rabtnuvl
a ay.
Malcolm J ackson. who hia hen v
meg reiauves nere, lett od his returDi
uis nome. uaarlestoa. W. V v.-
l:M
This mornias, Bennie. sob of Charles .BQllenberg, aged nine tee a years. The faneral will take plaoe tomorrow
i-oesaayj. rnends will meet at thm
resiaenee oi huL-ni-, a 'ia o'clock
aaaro. ine service will be held at the
resiaeaoe ox tnerr deugbter. Mrs John
nacge, x x txv) south J street, at 4
m. xnierment ia iatheraa
P
cemetery,
I4flia-a TavXiskt. Richmond Lodce, I. O. O. F. Laiformed Rank. K. ot P. German Benevolent Associatioa.
viutam jr. JUentoa Camp, S V eterana.
Richmond Templsr.
as o:
Command. ry, Heights
Mrrle.
., U. JHastiaera ani Alice Viaia,
rauuutu. doib oi tr. IS l!tt w.. n...
rzea tw-oay, jsepteasjjer 1, st 12 o'clock
-wa vy r rienas ceremony. The v-rv
k ncaiiou was ecjiyca by a Je ot the immediate n atives aad friends
Members aad others interes'sd. don't foreet to eome aad bring your B.bles to morrow at 2 :3d p. m . as we are to bia
cur meeunsr with one nt Fr..
W hi tail Smith's instruetivs readings.
Mr. aad Mrs Haisrv RaTiw.
Cincinnati, who were visitias Mr. Be
ohover aod family, returned home ysi terday. ... . J
Freatont Carrin.tnn. nf (irmnA Thri
ids, spent Sunday with relatives in b
ouy, ana went to UocnersviUs tu?
morning. . . - J
Miss Msgeie Dennis it is mS
cepted b position as teaoherl lie sohools of Columbus. O.. t
suing year. L
Mr. aad Mrs. TSlmtnA M-
ngnnui trip.
Miss Ccrnelia Ba
VlsiUntT her srrasd naraala I
Mrs. Simoa Martia.went to India, this morning, I
Gilbert Dunham reiuraod aesjL
Mattie Bluett. lis liate Fagaa, Mtss
Nellie Dams. MisJ. Uaddie liscey, Slis
Mianie Drmeir. Vlrs, eeiue JJormer
4 sods: Mr. Anwar JJeisaam, Mr.
jlie Bngeti.
r. F- F. Hatch tbe tdblar engineer
be Maintenance at4 way depart-
n tot the hirst Hi-isiea ot tie. JfaniAi vn.d. with headoaart N this
flity, has been transferred to 1 . vurg.
and left tor rcat piece last a. jag. The men in his department hers rere much attached to him, aod gave L.m a tftiial of their regard tor him ia
he shape of a splendid gold watoh.
hsia aad charm. The presentation
a complete surprise to Mr. Hatch.
he bad not had the slightest inkling at any such thing was iateadexL na-
he waa waited upon ia a bodv bv
a. A. W. C'cfSa made the preseaUtioB apeech, and it waa well worded .ab!v delivered. Mr. FTatnh wa-
so completely takea by surprise as to be uaable to give utterance to hia thoughts.
out mauaged to re ars thanks to his friends and atiured them that he valued the testimonial ot their kind regard very much, and the sift would be aeon stent rsmicder ot those with whom his relations had beea ot the most pleasaat character. Itter the Presentation the entire eartv
Trired to tbe Arliceton Bcuse. and
rtgj of a most excellent dinner, pre
5HS P host 11 u a preys very beat
r Mrs. Hory E BbS. Mary Bv.nd. a pioneer resi
yWayne eouaiy, died at her bone
eorkthismorgcg. at 7 J30, :-,"aeTaty-BiBe f ekra 2Sf
srSuTrenioved,
Testerdav morcinsr Mr. Jamea Hill
ot Centreviiie. reoeived a telegram from
Seattle, announcing the death ot his son
William, or "Billy, as he was familiar
ly called bv his friends, oa Saturday avaiiini. The message was from J. J.
Stargia. a brother-in law to Mr. Hill, aad save so pavtiealars, and aakad wL&t disposition tj make ot the re
mains. Ill death was evidently very
saddea. as hi father, who had baen there visiting him. had arrived home last Tuesday morning, and when he lett his soa was making preparations to leave for W'ashintoa to spend a few
days there.
Mr. 11 ill went to the PaCifis ooast
about eighteen months ago and
has beea a protament fwure
in business aad political ciroies rhere.
He was born in Centreviiie in 1817. and
about the year 1870 he secured a clerk
ship in tha Interior department. He
remained there three or lour years. wben
ae was lorowa out ot empioymeat. Me
t once oommesced speculating ia real
estate and has beea unoouamoal? suc
cessful in all his ventures, atd his tor-
tune is bow ooucted by miHioas. Late
ia lttsa his wife and eittht children
went to Grmany, where they expeo'ed
to remaia five years, and the children
were to be educated in Germany. Mrs.
liui with the tour yoiicer children are
now at sons point is i aray. on a short
vaca.bo, whils the others were left at school.
Mr. Stars' was instructed b? tele-
arsph to have the remains embalmed
aid placed ia the nearest vault a&d
awais farther orders from Mrs. Bill. The rem si as will prcbsb'y be i.terred at Washicgtoa, D. C, where two of bis children are buried.
ALBEN MOTE'S STUDIO
.FJ K1E IP O RTR A OTS - ,BTIJ3'lBb6;,
Llwee for tbe . JL. R. Krnatau, ftrpf . 3.
bora ib Nantucket.
with her parents.
--diana when eight years old. and
alsd on Greecsfork. where her lone 7-a wmfl n.nt. F7r linfiK.nif A'-mA
. . j , .. -r - - - J - vw
from a Tit to relative. .Bd MnZ 1 eft. J' I U H M?a d,y N.B'n.t m.. "1 v w,Ea .! St the month, and nesr the hear at
I'ghtiai time aaaa dsJwhieh sbe passed awsy. Her lite was W!f v j, I tell of good deeds, aad her memory will
.ith h . -7.: i J OI Aopcsa. rvsasl be preei-us to the friends left bthitd 7 'I. ?,?nv ' nM ben apeBdiag a f. Sbe leaves but two ehildree 51
and Mrs! Margaret
rtmiia 4
rs
Beil a&d Miss El cbetb
Bond.
.. m j e -v
I he funeral wia take p! c to morrow
aaye with his parents. Mr Ihomas Fsgsa. ia this eitv.
Samuel Walker fsf W.!V, X-
aad family left last ere-iee tor HartlCTuesda) aftersoca at 3 o'e!oek trim
-"-m . aucra inev Will
few weeks visitins: friends.
Mr. aad Mra. Wm J.v...
Tutkt "? exPctd to Visit ere V ' They wul be tbe guests ot Mr. e.lTr.
he family
Jesse Fox.
reeidtee?, conduced by
vl kTH ew
- -uib, eat Aieaaoi
. . .
sarm a. t : i,ri. .ni t;..i j '
t i r. . - ua
Will iesTS to dav na -
friends ia Ohio. Mr. Griee ia L oeiadas ranaina : J
lora.
et-a; sf-lia. j Harry Bowser aid Miss Gertrude WVVs wJl be acited ia marriage at
d next Weiaesdsy.
-Jrrooia is a prominent yoaaar at
it lediscapolis, aad the bride is y ac3omclihed you&sr ladv. daughter
forxuthe late Dr. William P. Wens, ci V.-:. . '. - - T :n i
r . j tun v.. jr. a.u jva rniyn wiu save o -.keraeyer went to CoInm-1 e b wishes ot hosts cf friends of bus, O , thu moraiagto attead an l is city.
For the G. A. R, reunion at Eatoa
oa sept. 3. excursion tickets will be
sold via Chioago, Sr. Louis and Pittsburgh railrosd. at 55 cts. for round trin
from Riohmood.
E. W. Cabtwrioht, aai.27.29,iep'l Agent. A lTlt as tnn-rm Are you durtrbed at aisht and hroka".
at you? rest by a iok child suSeriiBg set! oryiag with paia of eattise testh? li
to, sead at est, aad gst a bcttle of Mis
Wiaeiow s oootbieg syrup tor Chil
frja Tsethie.. iU value is iacaleula-
1. It will relieve the &oo? little i
rt?sr uaBedately. D,-iead own it.
sothera, there is co mistake aboct it. Ii urei draeatery aed distrhesa. reralata.
-fee stcaacb aad bowels, suras wist
aolie, aortesa tbe rcztt, reduces izf ss-
aatica, atd gives toss si easrv to t.i
fhoie sytte u Mrs, Vt'siuiow's Bccti-
tg tyrup tot Chudrea's Ttst';f is
jlaaat to the ts-vte, aad it tfc rretcric-
d&a oi oae oi the oldest aad bestismsli
sui-a a.d paysiaiaas U tbe Usitssl
state, and u tor sl by tit dra'arif
liftbl2-moa wed friswU
n. H. Grant, Stenographer, Rjoro 16, Westoott Biook. All kinds of renortiBs
solioited. suelSilm
Ladies, cleaa your kid gloves with the Slather Glove Cleaner, for sale nntv at
th. Boston Store eovl5dlr
Importaas so Wremen. Dr. I. O. Teasue. the Rrwiial?af ab
North Eighth Street, has had maov
years' experience ia treating female troubles, with wonderful success. Ladies, youjeed have no hesitancy ia calling at the Doctor's rfficn, as you will be made weloime, whether yon take treatment cr not. Consultation free. . rnay13Jw6i
Mrs. Lorinda Djwell is do dres-m.kirg. Rocss street.
prepared to 1029 Msin 2GJ2
la Ten tsraait So Sa aa hih? Dj y&u want to borrow m?cev? jou du. the Richmond Lcaa and Sv iag Asjooiation has pUuty. Bids for mocey ca be left with any of the fol lowing tffioeri, yis. : Theo. W'oodhnrs. Preeident. George Biihop, Vice Preident. Joha H. Meerhofl. Treasurer. William F. Piehl. Seoretary. H. C. Starr, Attorney. fane26 dly. We are getting our Heating Stoves
oa the fl jor ready for fall trade. Drop
ia aad see them.
John sox wrdscson
& Wood hurst.
Iet. A ladies' silver watch, open face, ciotly carved; was lost on Sindsy afterboob between the residence of Mr. Crockett, in north part ot tbe eity, acd the post ffioe. Any persoo findies etme. will please retura it to 24 North Fifth street
pretaelea. Tb ere are many varieties of spscao'es But I am thankful that after beioic compelled to wear them constantly tor tea years. 1 bow have ao need for them, aor have I had for two years past, but can read tbe finest prist, day or night, and write with as much ease as whea I wss a school boy. Apply the ointment to the eyelids at eight aad bathe the eyes with hot raia water ia the morning. This ointment strengthens the vision. Price, 25 cents per box. -til3Ja6ai LC.Tkaotk. We sell the best aad ebeapest Far-
wsJf-aon
JOHSSO! & WOODHURST.
Fee Bale, Two very desirable suburbaa resides ces ia Spring Grove, very cheap, oa easy payments. Also, house aad three acre lot for rent. Address or eall oa Josiah T, Whitb. Real Estate aad Iasuraaee Agent, Richmond, led. 30d2lt Private SJclieol BkMars-HasMS Mai f yfMwrliia Thoroathlv tanght. For terms aad particulars addresa Mbs Emma 8. Mtibs, 24 North Eleventh atreet. aog21 dtt. 10315 IT TO LOAIV, At low ratcsol Inter?!, by Tliompaon JBrosj Commercial. Loan and Ileal rtattr t Ken ej ; 72t Jlal u at reet. mrtall-dw-f lr. Tngacl I.u Balaam. t Grand Triumph ia Medicine. It is withont aSuptrtor acd has Few Equals. It is a Positive cure lor Couehs. Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Diphtheria, Faia or Oppression ia tbe Chest, Spitting ot Biood, Whooping Cough, Asthma, aod all Throat and Lung Affections. 25 acd 50 Cents rer Bottle rs?13 d6aos Ia the middle of the sight ycu nay be ttken sick aad need mcdiaiae. Go to Allison, the pharmaoist, 1514 Mala street, with your prescriptions. 19dtf
I-attlea, at Wetrslt
at J, M. Willii
advertise spl3-dtt
Lock meat.
Iweree of Skkacai la the eommunity creates a demand for medicines; and they should be full of strength aad purity to accomplish the obfeet cf your physiciaa. Prescriptions accurately filled day or eirht, ALLisofi. th e Pb srmacisi. ant4HoB 15' 4 Maia street. ewat aff . Hrraialal YaxatSj na S BtMlvt-SaaaS at EaC It forms one of the essentials of every lady s toilets. Its parity allows of a pert eot freedom ot use, aad it imparts a delicate softness to the f see, seek aad arms, combined with a brilliaat trasspareaey. Its action is oae ot aatritioa, by inyisorating the skia sad its appeadaces, thus restcri&g a haaltlfal activity. Wcaderful are its effects ob saeh dis -figuretseau as Freckles. Taa, Saabara Pimples. Liver Spots. 25 eoets p-r box: mayl3dswtaoe
On Account ONE
III
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FOR OUR DOLLAR
0
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0
mm
n
0
WeHaTeDecided to3?5!5?Jl3L51 15 3Dy Horo Only.
-JT. 3B. H S 7 3S 3SS TEL
oiupen on sunaay.
18 Bo th Thirteenth
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