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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23
Non-RAsidant Notioa.

In the County Court of Hardeman Co., Tenn
]. Z. Jenkins, ct ais, VS.. Sallie Norment, ct
als.-No 1928 r. D.
In this cause it appearing from the petition,
which is sworn to, that William King, w. H.
Barrett and wife, NJ. J. Barrett, John Mullen,
Charles Irwin, John Mullen, Jr., and Nicely
Mullen, defendants, non residents of the
State of Tennessee; and it further appearing from
the petition amended and from the affidavit OF
A. J. Coates, that defendant, I. w. Park, is dead
and that the name, number, and residence of his
heirs at law are unknown and cannot be ascer-
tanned after diligent inquiry. 1t is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
the BOLIVAR BULLETIN, a newspaper published
at Bolivar Tenn, requiring all of said nOn-resi-
dent defendants and all the heirs at law Of 1. w
Park, deceased, whose names, numbers and resi-.
denees are unknown and cannot be ascertained
after diligent inquiry, to enter their appearance
herein by or within the first three days of Sep
TENDER term of the county court of Hardeman
County, Tennessee, to be held at the courthouse
in Bolivar, Tennessee, on Monday, the second
day of September 1889, and plead, answer Oh
demur to the petition in this cause, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as to them and set fol
hearing ex parte, This Goth day of July, 1889
W. w. FARLEY, c. & NJ.
Al. COATES, Solicitor. july26 1t
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23

PROF A. J. QUENCHE who has
been Professor Of Laton and
French at the Universally Of Miss
1ssippi for thirty years committed
suicide at his house in Oxford last
week by cutting his throat in q
fit OF temporary insanity.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23

For latest styles in the tonsorial
line, go to George Young the pop
u lar barber on Nam Street La
dies hair dressing and shampoon-
ing a specially. iuly5
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23

The proprietors of B. B. B. (8ot~
tanic Blood BaIm) are among the
foremost business men of Atlanta,
Ga. They are men of conscience,
men of integrity, and men of
wealth. Every testimonial found
printed in papers they guarantee to
be true and genuine. iulY12-lm
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23

w, I. DAVIS late Secretary Of
state Wheel will haYe a preliminary
trial at Dresden next monday, 1t
is said that his bondsman will prosi~
cute him to the full extent Of the
law
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23

If you ask what is the quickest best
and safest Chill Tonic, the answer will
invariably be, "My friend use Cheatham's,
it is pleasant, too, and guaranteed. Sold
by Savage & Emerson. uly26 I'm
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23

Parti es desiring Shetland ponies
Imported can get them by address
ing Jere Baxter, Nashville, Tenn,
at once. who will make an lmpor-
tatlon especially for Maplewood
within a short time. Give size,
color and sex. Will cost, deliver
ed at Nashville, 800 TO 1928.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23

THE first bale of cotton was re-
ceived in Memphis Sunday and
sold Monday at twenty cts. per
pound.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23

N YOUR BACK ACHES
Or you are all worn out really good for nothing
IL Is general debility. Try
BROWNS IRON BITTERS-
II win cure You, and give good appetite. sold
by all dealers In medicine.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23

Hogs don't die with cholera when
that good medicine at HudsOn's is
used. Every bottle guaranteed.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23


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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23
JNO. II. STINSON, Propa'.
DEALER IN
Fs''iiggaaS'n''ti' Marble
AND GRANITE.
DEALER IN

Also Iron Ratings and all kinds Of
Grave Enclosures. Parties wishing to
purchase can save % per cent. by send
ing for catalogu ne and price list. All
work guaranteed.
Grand Junction. Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23

Fruit Jars are cheap at Hudsons.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23
PRINTING PRESSES,

Complete outfit from s1.75 up. Send for cata-
logue showing the different styles Of type, press
e. etc. Address,
EDW. BUELL. & CO., Memphis, Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23
West Bound eta. AIenphts'

with close connections beyond Through tickets
and checks,
B. w. WRENE, &. p. Il T. A.,
Knoxville, Tenn
e. A. DESA USSURE, A. @. p. A..
Memphis, Tenn.
J. P. sEABROOK, Grand Junction, Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23
East via. Lynehburg and Washington:
EAsr v1A. HARRIsBURG.

No. 2 carries Pullman Buffet Vestibule Drawing
Room Sleeper 70 Washington via Lynchburg; ear
Ties Pullman Buffet Drawing Room Sleeper 70
New York via Harrisburg.
No. MOI
Leave Grand Junction ..........I247 Mt. 1919 am
Arrive Norfolk 1.2b pIa. $40 pm
= Richmond. 90 am, S.15 am
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23

Connection for Atlanta and FLORIDA points In
Union Depot, Chattanooga, with through sleeper
ChattanOoRa and Jacksonville.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.


Result ~ Convention, Held ir-i'f""S'
The follow in- aaminafion- for inr Le-ls-
lature was made yesterday
st~~rN AND GREENE.
STONY GREEN. Va October .. special.
THE convention io nominate "a candidate
for tte House of Delegates from the coun-
Ties of ~us.cy and Greene. met here To-day
and nominated H. Is. iimil\ oi sion!
Greek. by arclamdiinn.
rwrNrl-~FNENI SENATORIAL DISTRICT
~roNl GREER. Va. October b. rlc-
rinl The Democratic convention ui ihr
senatorial district. composed Of the couniit,
of DmUiddie. ~u--cN and HrcenNillc. WAS
called to order to-day ht j. J. Nc,l. lhe
county chairman Of ~u-~eN. nh u'ii1i. D.
+. Wc~i was made permanent chairman
and John \. Harris secretary. lhc COM
miitcc ON credentials reported the several
couniic- fully represented.
me names of judge J.. -. lautil. OF
Grsrn,iHr. and MI. =. VI or-dln, oi llin-
vidaia. were placed before ine c"Al tnlion
for nomination iui ~cnAi"f' Juu-' "''i,
received ihc nomination. and oH MuliDh ol
Mr.. jaime, w. Bois-cau. Of DlnNlddlc' l
wa. made unanimous.
committee composed Of D. o. Perkins,
.Jlelwav and Thomas Pocble- was APP
PAINTED ,o walton judo \ arrcll ana inform
him, of hi. nomination. Juu-e mfcli all-
u.,lDd and accepted tbe nomination
ON mOl liou. lic secretary MI- instructed
ia .oud the pgocf cdiIg- ei Tins convention
to the Richmond iMi- ahd H.Sre'ch' lhc
Iader ippc0i and the NHsscf "'-''i'.
MAJ f. s.. IAiIMrGEO NOMINATED IN
Gici CL>IEH.
GI0ron>irp &. H.. Va October D..
.necial p,lceaio- hogan 90 assemble
early lhi- morning iO nuunnhi, ''l"'-
cratic candidate tor the House oi hclc-"', -
eounn Chairman n. &. Bland rallrd the
meeting 10 order. senator >iubp- was
elected temporary chairman- ~" -. -
Valiaitrro temporary secretary. Mr.. oluDn>
returned thanks for the honor' ana 'n-
nouncs,l ihe convention ready Tor huein's -
MIR. ra.o pu' j." uominaiion W.T. ~ ~
Tabh. Nh. Eno- nominated W., a. hiiiu'
and CAPTAIN Richardson nominated "
Thomas :. IaliaicfIo. several other gentle
mon were also placed in nomination.
can second ballot Major Thomas :. ana
t.rro .,as nominated. and, on motion oi Mf.
| Pace. bis nominal ion Va- made unanimous
| amid much enthusiasm HaJuf iallaiefln
ca,.e forward and made Il plain and lufcl-
ble speech. Loud calls were then maze lot
! If 4, Bland. Marious Jones. and 'oioncl
William Il. Taliafcrr0. All Of these gentle
u,r,, responded in able speeches.
! The D0lDins'ion is the strongest that couiu
! he made. 49,.
! .autain George Tucker. OF kng ana
Queen. died FRIDAY evening al . o'clocN'
| aged seventy Give.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES.
i budget q, Ne~- from the Norih state

4 Eud..ct ot ~ew- from the North State.
KD.folg. Sc. NcfOrer g. special.
Definite arrangements were -cI ON i"ot ai
the meeting OF the board oi aldermen last
ni-m t0 build au elegant new hotel M
Raleigh Additional hotel flcilities are
now much needed here. and ihe city viii
take the matter in hand.
4 novel affair took place at Winston To-
dav. which attracted much attention. This
wa, q match game Of baseball between
the tobacco men and thc LAWYERS of that
lown Both nine, were carefully picked.
The came was N0a bs iAe lawyers.
II WIS decided at "a mcciin4 90 the hl>i-
ness men here tonight 10 have grand M
du-iril parade at the state Fair. All the
urincipll business establishments ana III
du-fr.e. of Chi, city will bee represented.
Tao annual fair at Narrcnton viii De- one
ef .t. p.tAts a. htAi week Governor
Fawlr and other distinguished speakers
Will deliver addresses. special trains viii
D.. rn from Raleigh. and large crowd ],
.>n.-'~d 10 De present.
Governor Fovlc. STATE Treasurer BAN
and SIR y H. Bushec. returned if"m ash-
iueton today. Wncie tpc. Ncn' .oadlu-' ih'
celebrated ~Wasy construction BOND ease.
sam Jones began his series ot meetings ai
Durham today with an immense cIoW1
present. Y nuiuDclo oi lf"pi' pass. ~ wa ''-
here today F0m various parts Of ilc >lale
80 roufe tO Durham. = lai-e number from
Raleigh will attend the meeiin. tomorrow .
All Hebrews of this city. ol whom there
Yre "A considerable number, observed the
Da. Of Atoncment to-day by closing stores
and holding services.
There were thirty students registered az
the Agricultural ana Mechanical 'Olle9'
Yesterday. The time 80 far has been occt.
pied in entrance examinations. by tiie ena
of next week it j, expected that there ill
be students at the college from -e'enl,
rlnnlll-.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

II. Iol-I-. October g. En- on-fe-,man
John VI. Glover. # II. Louis. announce
himself "a. "a cIrdiiair iNr iie ni.'d
state, senate from Missouri in opposition io
senator Vest.
ROME. GA. ODtahr p. -l q freight UI.n on
the Decatur Railroad. h0uu. n'r'h. was
wrecked eight miles south ni t'n. p.irc iN-
day. the engine aui ID number 20 raf- We're
derailed and went dcru e"H1uh-
meni. The hrlnan. 'h-il.r >pflri, and %
negro brakeman who's" nll. d, iiYi nnlNn.
wer, killed. E'l~r iiiii. Oh. engineer W'-
probably fatally injured.
>rrERIOK. We. October b. iDreI fires
are raging aluu- the iing"i iIe -'iil ..i'fe
Railroad 4 lrgY' viEi B. "',.f-. fld "a
large amount oi famn- lnf'r! 'FiH-
destroyed.
H,IIFAN. y. =. OriDh.r D. Ii LATEST
dispatches from -. pirff- NIla..'. -at
that nothing has he,+i learr~ sIaiI .l'
missing boats ol ,hc -icahi..np ''.'. pa
iquc and the ship Minnie swift.
CHICAGO. October fif'. originating
in the basement Of johnson. krilD-- g. Co.'S
hardware establishment. entirely ur r.'rnNrd
the building No-. los and lin Randolph
street. tonight, and CAUSED % lo,' of Hnoui
>2n.Nsi.
OMAHA. NIB. October .. iur Efe io-
morrow viii puhli-h in ilil 81. a-,,'Aea.
signed lv n loinf ron.A,liire ~ Locomotive
Engineers and fir-men for q federation Of
the Brotherhood of Engineers. t.wmen,
knights Of Labor the -witchmen'- Mutual
Aid Association. and the Brotherhood ol
Railway BTakemen.
Prrr-RURG. "a. October o. Al meet
ing Of The mouldcr- IN this ciis io-ni-.,. ii
was dciogmlrol u. Noi,ia, n,i of ihe shop
IA PittshuI- and tile-hany VIII make ;
formal demand for an increase in wages o
from se,euty-fhe cents 10 one dollar pee
iay. Three weeks will be- given the Iirln'
10 consider and sign the scale. About nin'
hundred moulier, are affected b! the move
ment.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
FALL QVERC0ATS

Ot these very necessary garments we
are shown. the most varied and eie
giant assortment ever displayed by any
firm Elst or West
Good and well made Top Coats only
so. the Finest Silk Lined throughout,
$50.
We have all the grades between these
extremes. and they al fit aud are nicely
pressed before delivery. II IN need of
"a lightweight oyergarment you should
certainly see ours before purchasing.
Custom Fitting Trousers. 81 to 50;
Lower Grade Of Trousers, - 30 to - %.
There many "a good Bargain in Our
Pant Department, and "a visit Will prove
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
Sic ROW
among the Members ofthc Manitoba Cab
iuef.

Among thr tflubctS ui itr f.tniinnA th-
met.
NINNF,roii-. MINI. October DE- a spec
r.al l0 inD I.4iHue from Winnipeg. SAYS.
i.r -nme time ra-f thef hl.e hrtu ri-
mnl- nf -Nrnu- trouble among members of
thee 'Ihluef oi tiD ManiioDan Government.
Io-,ly if ieiAei ouf that one 0f the mem-
beers. whu b. ln open hostility, h1- furnished
information illt % big rOW really oNi,ie.
aui that DO J, likely o. cause such "a split
mat thr downfall ni fhe government viii cn-
slice. Ile cause 0i the split +, that Premier
Dre,uNgy aad smart. Minister of
Public Works. recently discovered that
Attorney General Martin. who j. also
fico-pre,iJenl ol the Northern Pacific
and Manitoba railroad. has been pr1nting
io o. considerable extent through hi, con-
uecii0n with ihe companies hY using other
member, 0f thr government 49, sort oi
cat', paw. When iho Northern Pacific
Company expressed desire 90 enter Mani
toha a, 20 competitor Of the ,ana-
dian Pacific Company. all negoiia-
TONS and ihe making Of terms We're
lef 90 Martin. Who. ii appears. practically
conceded everything % lhe Northern raci-
fr. and thereby gained considerable boOdlc.
wh.cu his colleagues have never shared.
Martin left for ths states some time ago.
'aud tAe last heard from him was that he
would Visit california heiolc returning "a
Mlnnipe-.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
THE FROG AND BULL FABLE.
Little Malone Tries To swell Himself "a
Justice Fields Size.

DNNNlIIr. W. October . special.
General Malone spoke an Martins,ille.
to-day. and early in fhe day he tolc-raphcd
to the superintendent Of the panVille and
New River RAILROAD that Dee wanted a spe-
cial train 10 convey him from )lartin>Nille
here In time iO connect with the train for
Richmond The price for the train was
named Mahono accepted and The special
train was expected here al i. NJ. but did
not arrive until nearly 10. just Ia time Ia hlt
the Richmond train.
United state, Marshal i. G.. Watts spent
lasi nieht here and went up 10 Martin-Nill,
this morning 90 meet Malone and accom-
panied nim inroush nIn'illc Tonight.
Watts stated 30 "A reporter that ne Vas going
to Mariin~,ille - meet Malone and see
him through Dan,ille M ]lahoue.s request.
The fact that Malone should deem II necc>-
~arN tO pas, through Ddn,illc under the
projection of marshal Of the nited
state. creates much comment here. and peo-
plo are greatly di.i1sod o. laugh 3, The lit
fie Generals srOund!cs> fear.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
The MORMON CHURCH.
.,,.n. s..mi-Annuai Conference.

surL,NE cry. Uri". October o.--lhe e
si,tioih sen.i-aDnual general ccnieIen'1 VI
the Mormon Church began yester."
President Woodruff. Of the church presided
4 .,reat number of high digni'alies OF ihe
church were present. including nNe OF III.
twelve apostles and George z. 'aihon o,
,'n drst rrrsidcncv. President Woodruff
j., ~. oneniug address predicted that the
''l',rcb would live. thrive and flourish, de-
sniie lis enemies, He declared that II was
founded on The Word OF God, and nothing
could stay ils progress
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
Wn. y. llisr0s, Jb
LYNCHBURG LOCALS

Mnhonc Gives the Hill CITY the TO ~
Promotions on the Norfolk and western"
senator Daniels Brilliant Entertain
ment.
IYNcuBrHG. Va, October o. special.
To fll his appointment IN Franklin ana
Henry today. Malone iOok the overland
routc from Roanoke, and gave LNnrlDi's
the cob, "a. The worst ~odon in his ifaP'l>
ui. rampaign in the southwest cctla'nN
did nof come up 10 his expectations hu' ne
ha. "A strong following there.
= The following changes and promotions il
thc Norfolk and Nestcfn hian are ieluii .n
on the faDis: General Wanaser y. u;
sands. Colonel Frank Iiugcf 60 succeed
him a. general manager: !. 1, asset
.nnerintcndcnt of the I.Nnchburs dhislor'
A.. ssoeced Colonel ilugcr a, general super
intnnacns, and J. \. Hardy. Of the New
River division. promoted To Ice sup'fih-
tcndent q the IyhciuHg division. ,,
senator John ". Daniel zase splcndid
masquerade ball M his house, near ne ch. .
la, night. His beautiful lawn and dlNcs
,ere brilliantly Illuminated 10y J"rn"'>'
lanterns. and the best music was iurni~hcu
iS he italian band. A large and Diiiiiah,
company OF ladies and gentlemen asseh'Di'''
10 psrtaAc Of hi- gcucsoas hospi'aii'i'7'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06

I askei for package OF Old Nir
ginia Cheroots. Not this. The paper
Il Of the same colcr sni has the name
II Nirgini. ----- on Il. but | want the
Old Virginia. manufactured by l..
Whitlock. aud not some of .re va
fious limitations that have been
placed on the market since the
Old Virginia Cheroots have been intro
nuced. This IS the reques. that is often
made by consumers VINO have tried the
limitations, and have learned the vast
difference between the did Virginia
Cheroots manufactured by Z. Whit
lock and the numerous limitations.
Tine retail price of the Old Virginia
Cheroots is five for ten ceGt5. for sale
everywhere. w,s2w
4. lt~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
$40 sUlCLnE
Ola Daughter of Colonel >nowten An
drew- and Niece of senator EaNard.

Of "a Daughter of Colonel >npwten An-
drew- and Niece of senator BaNard.
BALTIMORE. October s.-Air-. Emily
Rl-alie smith. wife 0f luu,iail >miiH. p
general commi.-iou mDirAaui. rDnmii 40
suicide ill, afternoon ii -AllNl- ..i-eif
i'm the head an h.r residence. sd. illi north
Calvert street. Mr,. smith was ir.nil-
seven Ycag. of Gee nni .tD mother nf three
children. -io NI- iir daughter Nl
Colonel Il. ~noWdcn Andrew. ine
banker. and niece oi ih' ID ln.
Thomas +. Hlyari. Nr-. smith Itid
been under the care of doctor fr nervous
trouble for some time. ~hs wH- ir &c. H.
hrary thi- afternoon with lct thiDt chii-
drrn the eldest oi whom i- eight years oI
AGE. and the nurse Mr~ smith Blessed il.
children and iGli u,- hiu-. iD t1he th' chill
drcn into another lo,m. The door ui fhe
library had haidl, closed On iAn children
when their mother shot h.r-elt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
TIE DEM OCRATiC HERCULES
r, SNEAK a, Lexington To-Morrow

LEXINGTON. Va. oet"per O. l",,
Monday the Democratic poiiiicai ,'v.'u,es' lD.o
John ". Daniel speaks me- ""u ~, - ,
without saying that his reception =.
Grand affair. Good weather will bring ot'
the voters by the husd,ed, and win an
eloquent speech from senator Daniel iiarri
Tucker and the local candidates and mar.
tial music aud wild enthusiasm the ga,
will DE a big one for the party.
Brown Allen eN-tOnsresslnan Iinml"ci'
and W. {. franklin, OF AppomattoN. VIII al'-
pear a. the sidc-sh0w hawkers Of Nahone :
goat-show, NJ which the independent he'
uuhlicans like Frazier, will be conspicuous
ly their absence.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
Winter Shoes.
BANK RUPT
SHOE SALE.

We now havean oArf barge s.cc, ci shoes
large enough to satisfy tn' want, of amy
nnd all ouf cu.i ilm'f.. We cl nov suit
an' one; from llaf.ns school SHOES. mems
% utY shoes. mems C1.l shoes. anl uli as-
sorimcnt f.r ladies. We cam surprise SON
with fho iaf-ius tasho.s. Sewer since We
commenced selling shoe. iaNc we bad MS
many bargains Hnl az good nn assortment.
Aliol oUr shoes arc wcll-m1dc. duaDlv and
solid leather. Arc madt lo wear. ip look
wei. % lieasc you. aud to hf. Ne ara hero
10 stay ulfii jmuair. 1870. and 90 course 10
is to uur irtefrsi tD .i.t 1Uu mn fnl.e for
your money. Orrcium ol tsi.g m0fa nr
tine .anic loncs lHn amy other SHOE loaler
cln he proved Dy 'ur usuIar ensiom,r.
Me iDi.f fDn. 'tY anyone i. nf. has bought
and worn onf shoes. Son I.noa rle Din the
proof lies Prove lNlf 'ou Nli0'.i isnd our
meaning hy giving OGg sl0tea fiii iflal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
BAS BALL.


The Giants Down the Eeaneaters.
At Cincinnati CinclnnatIs, :; Louis
yillcs /.
At Baltimore Baltimorcs, IL; tolum-
bus. 10.
At Cleveland -Cleyelands. 3: New lorks,
;.
At Pittshurg -pitisburg-. q; Bostons, !.
At Brooklyn l,rOoklyns. ;: Athletics, ~.
At lndianapolis--ln IL; W ash
lBstvn-. -
At II. Louis->t. Louis, I; Kansas ,li!-'
,.
At Chicago Chicagos, 3; Philadelphias
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
HAVE YOU 4 BOY ?

Have v0a brought him to our popu-
lar Boys Department and there learned
now seriously we're trying to provide
Tor lim Ut very moderate cost TO YOU.
Bows Kuce Pant SUITS 50 30 to So.
Ta.ss suit. arc new aud stylish and
splendid values.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-06
COCKAOE CITY.
Brilliant Gcrman-Isngston Belongs L"
Malone Bricfs.

pTIEE~Hi EG. Va. October D. -pcclal.
Tho Petersburg German tlub gave ihrr
first german Of the season last night at IL
hrarv Hall and was very largely attended.
The dancing aS well ~ the music was cN-
ccllcuf. and II was q late hour before the
haup, throne dispersed. The mairon~ were
Mr. Nichols. Mrs. Collier Mr.. Bond. Mrs.
Romaine Nr-. IlDbsOn. Mrs. johnson
and Mrs. ke,an. Mr.. i. J. Moore Of
Norfolk. led with his usual grace ana
taste. The following were the dancers Mr'
l.. H. Rca-lcy with Miss lr9ie Allen Mf'
! Allen Potts. with Mis- Helen amer9n' NJ
+. y. Griffin. with Miss Page Reid: Mr.
4. Bond. with Mis-, Isabelle Plumncr; Mr.
" r. Alley. with Miss Evelyn Tanner: vi.
= 4. Dannan. Jr.. with Miss Marie Hume.
Of Norfolk: Mr.. I. J.. Dahney. WIN MISS
Inc, stone: Mr.. Il. Il. Anderson. with Miss
Jessie Goodwin: Dr. Robert Boiling, WIN
Miss Bessie Compton. Of Washington: Mf.
y. 4. Short. with Miss Plttic Prince; Nr.
Pelham Hurt. with Mis- Mary Meade
Platt: NIr. H. J.. -tratt0n. with
Mis-, Buckcnhroueh. Of keniucky
Mr.. !. William Friend. with Miss Jennie
Minitrcc: Mr.. H. 4. Mann. with Miss
Annie Thomas: Mr.. l.. J.. Goodwin. win
Miss Mary Rahm. of liichmond: Nr. >. X.
smith. with Miss Lcdie Bond: Nr. ltfcN
Bca-loy. with Miss Mary Otonncli. ~
! Alabama: Mr.. Charles Nithcr-poon, with
| Miss LINE lainei. VT. T.. many '''''-
! son. with Miss ~uo Nichols.
The following Young gentlemen acted ~
stag-: j. j. Moore. Raymond Macm. ii-
lic NcGnl. j. G.. Mo}hr. jr.. /. Il. nder-
| hin. -. i. Blanks and Il. y. Palmer.
There were many lockers on Who seemed
10 cuiOy the german but little jos, IMAM
those who took part in the dance. FROM
nont among the number were Judge Diuft
4. Hinton and wife and Or. =. J.. Morrison
and wife. Of Memphis.
IIANG~IoN ACkNoWLEDGE~ MALONE Al,
HI- MASTER.
John VI. Innc.fOu reached the city "-i
ni,bt and wa. met 100 the depot by party
lnfhi- friends and taken 90 lImgstOn Hal,
where ho made speech The hhll was
crowded 10 oNoriloviug with cOlorcd pro-
plc. who listened with marked attention tn
al iie had io say. X. ~. Hampton called
fine meelin. iO order. and introduced Lang
-t0n us fhc prr fountcNsH0n lf"w i"'N
disf4Icf. Ile stated th1t his reception ritni-
fled that his friends intended that he should
have his seat in (nneri-- having been hon-
o.fly and fairly elected thereto. and that
after fifteen thousand people had voted %
send him there. that he didn't intend :"
Weld an inch io amy man. lie p"d many
commitments 60 his ATTORNEY =. and rN pressed
confidence Chat he would he seated. Aiicl
rfrrrin. briefly to ihc race i-~ue. hc coil-
rlud0d hi- speech hf declaring hl~ icadi-
ness tp canvass tine stat" in behalf "i lilr
Republican ticket.
fl is understood that MOT more than hlii
% CROP of peanuts viii ho secured in ihi-
section. fhc ~horino-. oi ihr crop nav
been BROUGHT about Dog ihe excessively WEI
weather. ihr crop Is now being dug.
Tine ~toncNall of fhopO-toflirct yard. iluui-
nr On Tahh street. i- -oon fo he repaired.
The independent cuiorod Reuuhlican- OF