The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-16
LOCAL NOTES.

senator John =. Barbour is expected if
/ the city This morning.
Mr.. William Writ ,abeil Nno ha- n'.f
quite sick. it, out again.
The fall term OF the city Circuit Court
begin, Monday. October 2i-L
Mr.. i. g.. could of NoolVich. Me-. ''
visiting Miss Lumuic cunningham. "n li'
by Hill.
The joint parade and inspection oi ih'
! Police and Fire Department Wit iaNe place
/ October 9th.
Rev. Dr. a. J.. Dickinson ha- nlmur'
! from Pulaski 'ity. where. ll-f sunday. h.
dedicated now Baptist church.
General William Malone is iu fh. r.fr
/ H. j. registered at the Davis llnu.r. ll
will speak at Hanover Courthouse To-day.
The decd Of sale for the residence of tr
/ 4. William rcmhcrlon tD Mr.. frd W
! llancWinckcl WAS recorded yesterday.
Mr. u. H. Pyle has heenawarled ihe rnn
| tract for painting ODE Main ani hrrI--if'0
ears Nj. PYLE expects FOB turn out ei> r'u.
| a week.
\ party OF about one hundred Ncu iu-
/ lond tourists. in charge oi VIZ. J.. u. Ken
needy. OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. are a
/ lord'- Hotel.
Mr. j. g.. Ilanhin-. iAe popular an0
efficient clerk of the Secretary of fIln conn
monWealih. h. confined 700 i.- home 900 1e
count of sickness.
Mr. Edward =. Fischer. who Wa- badly
| kicked h, hi- horse about two weeks 1r'
and laid up. has sufficiently recovered f1 1.
up and around again.
The CDuSfifufiDN wants Atlanta iD oWl
the earth. IT, latest venture was FOB niHh.
/ in appear THAT the recent oakNnNd -ni'.u.
WAS an Atlanta man.
Mr.. Manly r.. Curry of ~. Paul Mum.
formerly OF Richmond. has very readable
letter from British Columbia ln tA' current
is-lc of the ReN0ions HrlnIf.
Cards arr ont for the marriage of Nf
'lypc ". saunders and Miss Mary e.
BADGER. at Pinc-~irct Baptist Church.
Tuesday. October I'D 10 j.ll J.. NJ.
Democratic voter, are earnestly requested
10 visit the central coz ward headquarters
attend TO their registration and qualify
themselves for voting nn ihf lth "i NoN"i-
beer.
The Atlanta C0asfifpif0a sass Thomas
Nelson PAGE has declined ihr ciIiDr~n.p ol
a Chicago magazine. lie prefers il write
>toric, and make ihc magazine ra! iNl
them.
Miss j. ". Munlock. Of Glasgow. ~ooi-
land. sister Of an cnterpr,-in- merchant %
that name in N0it0Way county. \a.. is boo
the city. visiting Mr.. William Hoist. $50. p
south Pine street
The arrival, az the peniieniiafy trriaf
were bred Jones. from southampton county
fige years for bam-burnne: John l,eli and
Robert Brigg~ lhoth coi0redl each tw0
years for hou-e-iroahiu4.
Miss Helen Kirkland. who has been fol
the last fifteen Years "a missionary of Oboe
southern Presbyterian Church boz 'hini.
who IA, been in tine city for several dIt-
has gone up 10 llamlden->.dnet College.
Thememoral exercises in honorof rhoma.
Widey. Past Grand Sire Of thr J. -. 90. J..
and the founder OF the order in tine ln.tad
states. will Dee held go the ~cleuth--lleai
Christian Church sunday, October 2.'h. 20
1880 O'Clock.
The last of the summer ear, were taken
Of the cit, railway Yesterday. In their plac.
four of the newly wpainted close clr- were
put on. This j. change thar VIII he de-
cidedlv welcome 90 all OF the patrons nf flr
Main and BrOad-sir.ef lines.
\ visitor 10 the InIE- Office reports thaf
he SAW three COWS grazing i'm Monroe Park
Monday morning TWO near the Main street
entrance and one near Laurel street How
was this: The city never intended the park
10 be a pasture.
j. Hall. Of Gloucester. now "a re-idrifi az
New Orleans. called at The TINES office
Yesterday. lie remarked that Dee had been
all over the state of Virginia on bu,incs-
tour. and hi- observations led him fo ie-
lie,e that Malone would Doe covered ur
with majority Of not le,, than from .j.0oV
Ia .al.Uu