The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-10
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE

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| Correspondence Of the Times
LEXINGTON. Va, September Cen
eral Receiver J. X. Eimondson 8 &C
counts of the R0ckbridge Circuit Court
having been examined. audited, and
passed on by the court. his bond OF
10000 has been renewed.
Victoria furnace will not get into
blast again until the first week in No
vember.
The plans and specifications for the
new Methodist Church have been re-
ceIved from a wellknown Philadelphia
architect. The work will begin thls
fall.
Friends of Hon. Joseph II. Sherrard
and J. c. Bell are booming them Tor the
Democratic nomination for the L'gislh-
ture. They represent the best ant
most intelligent element OF our farm
ing interests.
Improved machinery for the Nir-
GINA Military Institute laundry has
been purchased, and will arrive IN sew
eral DAYS.
Miss Mary Monroe and Mr.. f. 7. Rob
inson. two popular young society peo-
nle. will be married on the 18th. at the
Presbyterian Church. at T. NJ.
This section. as usual, is inflicted with
worthless party of gypsies, who
MAKE annual trips to this section.
Virginia Military Institute and Wash
ington and Lee University buildings
and grounds are being put in thorough
order.
Rev. r. II. Qusenberry is in the
midst of a successful revival at the Bap'
tIst Church at Natural Bridge.
Mrs. Matte Hutton. wife OF A. q.
Hutton. died very suddenly early Fri
day morning She was a native Of In
LLAMA. and was Mrs. Rotherock. and
had been married about a year. She,
like her young husband. was very pop
ular The funeral Of the young mother
and babe took place to-day at Golfers
town.
Hon. John T. Harris, Of Harrison
burg. has been invited to address the
Democratic voters o. Brownsburg on
the 18th instant. when a grand jubilee
will be held there. The object of the
iollificatiOn il 10 aIouse'the Democrats
and organize clubs for work IN this
campaign.
The campaign has not opened in
r kbridge vet that Is. no public
-peskiDg but well-pOsted Republican
u the anti Malone stripe says that the
.ull hunters are at 1t. The number Of
"kickers.' who will work and vote
against Malone. are few and far be-
tween like frog hair. and those who say
that they will stay from the polls nu
merically will muster force at the
he principal precincts about equal TO
the famous and historical convention of
tailors that met in London, adopting
Inc resolution which began, We. the
people"
Seed wheat is particularly scare in
Rockbridge. Improved varieties brought
here is selling AT a 30 per bushel.
Home raised seed is worth Sla~2.
4 day or two ago called on General
+. If. Smith. superintendent Of the '.
VI. l., and was told that the outlook for
a large attendance at the Institute this
session wss very promising. ana that
the country represented would cover
wide area, and sons of some Of the
most prominent Southern capitalists,
statesmen and professional men are al
ready enrolled.
Colonel +. 5. Fleit and family have
returned 10 Galveston. Texas.
There il no change in the condition
Of the Rev. James II. Smith.
\ light ram fell yesterday, last night
and to-day.