The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-27
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr. Charles Y. Meredith returned Il
the city yesterday.
Cartain Phillip Haxall is slowly inn.
proving. H. has been very Ill man
Mr. lredell jenkins is 10 the city on a
visit from Biltimoic.
Malarial fever is said to be very preva-
| lent on Church Hill.
Mr. b. d. Core. clerk in the Treas
urer 5 Office, Is at Young Hotel. Bos
/ ton.
Judge Samuel b. Witt is on n visit to
friends and connections in Fauquier
county.
\ little daughter Of Captain +. W.
Cunningham is dangerously III FROM
malaria fever
One small civil suit was All the bust
ness done 40 llenucO County Court
house yesterday.
Miss Mary Rosenstock. Of Petersburg.
is visiting Miss Title Liebermuth. OF
No. 1907 east Marshall.
Mr.. Charles Thompson. one Of our
Oldest citizens. is eyi1ymg himself with
friends in Providence, r. /.
Mr.. James Lyons is now in Chicago
attending lhe annual meeting of the
National Bar Association.
Mr.. George ~. Aiken. advance agent
of John Robinson circus. WAS ia the
city yesterday and paid the TIMES Office
a brief visit
No mountain or seaside resort was
more delightfully."- pleasant. go far as
climate was concerned, than was Rich
mOnd yesterday.
Major Gaines. Superintendent Of Pub
lIc Grounds and Buildings for the State.
has had the dead limbs .opped from the
shade trees in the Capitol Square.
Mesrs. Dorsey Cullen. Cary shep-
herd, and Wnlium g. Ferguson have
juss returned from the White sulphur
Springs, where they spent a pleasant
week
Mayor j. Taylor Eilyson left here last
night for LyuchDufg % attend the
meeting of the Stats Executive Com /
mittee, which will map out the cam
paign.
Mr. W. W. Archer. associate editor
Of the state. and Dir. John Price. CASH F
Ter for the same paper. will leave the .
city this morning for Boston. They .
viii go by way of sea. and viii be back
IN about. ten days.
Messrs. AIcccke. G0ss. and Owens
have named the pretty lawn sent them
by the treasurer of GretusyIlie county
Jga. these beng the first letters OF
their names. Oga oyertops all the pets
ia the Capitol Square.
Mr. Marcus b. Toney. Southern repre-
sentative of the Vanderbilt system Of
'Oads. Nashville. Tenn. and president
4 the Masonic Widows and Oiphal 5
Home of Tennessee, is visiting relatives
u tine city.
Mr. Ed. II. Noil and Mr. T. David
on. representing Prof ID. 81 Bristol 3
ch0Oi OF educated horses. are in tie p.
ity arranging for the appearance ol
he thirty wonderful horses. ponies 9nd
mules 40 the Richmond Theatre the
week OF $ September 81.
The beamug couuieuance of Nr
( bert J. Cater may now be- seen Do
own. be having returned from Liberty.
where bee went DO spend some lime.
he shouncss 81 las stay may bee al-
Ilbuted 90 tAe duilue-s of this village
I'D it's 40 longer having fascination
or MIN.
The sexton of the Ilffh-stroat C1i0rtd e.
BAPTIST OnuIcn. 0n locking the doors OF "a
le building Sunday night. without 81
moving 10. locked inside ac.l1rrd li0L T.
ho WIS looking around. When She O.
Juhd herself shut in she Ials q hue J
ud cry whicn attracted The atlclu. ID +
j one of the TINES employees, Uhohap- al
eued To- be M the neehbotno.d. lie &,
ent 90 her rescue aid IIued hcr out a "A
le window. aud sent her ON her way q
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