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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
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,.,n, Eorrester. alias Frank Reufrew. and
Lii . number Of other aliases, was rem
|irted by the grand jrry as this term OF the
unsfings Court for "a burglary committed ln
-. ,h,f time he was arrested and indicted
a., bareiary. and also for having burglar
too,s I'M hls possession. While IN JAZZ wall
Inc fr,ai IN March, 1856, he succeeded WIN
lie assistance Of some friends on IN. 'u' ,
~ ia philndelphia, where lie had 10 serve a
fern Of lve Year, l1Acommitting burglary.
AZ the expiration OF his term, wnlcL WI pe
souetiint this mouth. he vii o. lAkeh IN
chafse by the RichBeDd authorities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

Circuit Court Of city Of Richmond on the
10th November, 1870.
Richmond and Danyllle Railroad Com
pany against Pcklesimer. Passed to March
term.
Grerory against Parker. Argued By
Robert NJ. n agbes and Flovd Hughes, Esqs..
for appellant aud Judge l.. X. Watts for
appellee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

\ reception snd supper W9s given hsf
uieut ny lhc .dios Of Dr. J. = Fairs Presby-
tetian church ON Fourth and Grace streets.
in The -uud iv-scuOOl rooms s. large mum.
Deer Of tue members of the congregation were
present. tnr The ladies' were very successful
la making every DO ~ feel 40 home. The
ladies who had charge OF lLe cake tnli- wera
Mrs Charles % Constable. Miss Lizzie Chris
tian. and Sis Johnston. among the ladies'
who waited al the ttDle We're Miss Minnie
Egrlesion, Miss Grace 'ulpepper. Mss NJ.
Books. the Misses Blaukenship. and others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06


ON m0ton oi Mr. Id-hie Cine report Was
received. and fle resolution aHnH 'ei
Mr. Jackson GuF again explained, Tor ihc
D.n. if @ some .tte com rs. rlHf tl conn
m.ulrttion irpm ''.Duel 'ut-ltw Brad
nothing io do with DO. report - ur commit-
tee. he mad hat ID long utenle" with tnr
-entl man ln question, and did MOI think
that OBJ" tl1 nn-i-e'r had given mm amy
iu lmItlOu Ol 3D. eucc.-r'u. impression on DTS
Wri m regard iothe scheme. lle certainly
had not advocated amy special terms which
ought CO. be granted 90 the district aud such
should better not Dee expected. Jul-iu-
ON the parts taken IN past hs the cii}
authorities. when acts prov ding iDr ce tiin
Improvements had ucN r. been carried OUT.
colonel Cui~hdW hIn nn.} advocated ule
plan uuderNhirn Rae di-trlr. might come lut
namely, To have ih iaW changed 80 as iD
o'lde that The streets should Dee built at
ihs expense ot tAo abuttug property
owners, which llct had also Do. Do ddtoci-
'cl by N.-,r5. llAr-oye and Dichc-0n.
Colonel ,msAaw was apparently guided b}
,ue impression That tls Clr Council treated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

Richmond Cig.-John r. Grimes TO VIII
liam RsNmnally. go feet on north side O..
p.nnv street. near Williamsburg avenue.
Jy.gricO CounfV.-Matt Brown 10 VII
liam j. Cussen. ~ feet on north side STATE
street near rompkms, 5000.
william BraXtOn 90 same, % feet on same
near same. $500.
lanes Ii. Dooley 70 John T.. Branch Oh
feet ON north side Ashland street, near
Washington, $500.
.Joseph T. Priddy 20 II. l.. Ratclhe, .,
feet on Twenty-ninth street, southeast cor
nprT $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

The article published Do HE TINES We'd
nesdIV iu reference TO the Richmond and
Chrsspeakc railroad aud the L'ghth-street
tunnel. was received from one Of the officials
ofthe company lie spoke as an official I'D
was fully authOrizt "a uy his associates 20 do
so. This statement is merely made 10 con-
lrtdicl the rumOr that The report was unoi
fetal.
A complete list 0f The officers OF the new
organization are: President, y. T. Reed. OF
New York: Nice-Prcsident Charles h. Be-
vim. OF Ricnmond; Treasurer, II. X. Bali1'r.
OF New lork. Directors. harlcs b.. SEWN. L.
Robi,son Griggs. New York; "a. 4. Baltzcr.
F. A. Schulize, New York. J.. y. balizer,
Augusta county, Va. and y. r. heed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
sALVlNl
The Great Young Actor a. Cirillo scores
Triumph.


Another large aud fashionable audience
greeted Mr.. Alexander ~alyini at the Mo-
zart Academy last evening, and it's no
wonder the audience grew enthusiastic
over Salyini as Cirllo u "A Child Of Ma
pies" Magnificent physique, crisp b'ach
hair. large brown Dyes That hght up win
all -orts Of eNprc- -ion-' timely chl7eicd hp-
chat fashion themselves 90 M every MOOD
a face that is peculiarly -tr"sg yet nne' the
neck of au ithlete-such is SalNini, son oil d
Gm0u. father. rs emilio. lazlaionr.
~alyin i- what Doe IS. "a descendant from
tb. streets of Naples. whose very stones are
hi. eodflthers." With flashes OF quaint
bumor here and there. ~llNm typlies Wld
the dramati,t had intended the character
bc-a beast. but still human TO the GENT
touch of Kindness. The company support
ln. SIR. ~al,iui is an admirable one.
Tonight ana Tomorrow night Mt. Hal|ini
will ho seen 90, D'Ariaguan in Dumas cr-
ebrated romance. "Ihe Ihr'e GuTdsmen'
when the entire strength OF the COMPANY
VIII oe tested. This Jrlmat'z1tion OF Du-
mas celebrated work is IN five acts and III.
teen scenes. saturday matinee Mt. odlNinl
will repeat 81 Don Caesar dc B1zan.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
BRoAoDUs & COMPANY FAILS
Large Retail Merchants of Caroline Coun
~ Make ara Assignment.

~ Make ara Assignment.
FREDERIcKsBURG, VA, Feb. o. SPEC
cial. -Messrs. r. Broaddus AZ C0mpany,oue
o. the largest mercantile establishments OF
Caroline county, and doing business at
Eappth5nnock Academy, made an assizn-
meut to-day with Hon. W. A. Litiiea, truss
Zee. Tine creditors in the first class are %
Nr Kidd aud Mrs. G0uldin, both OF tre
same county and from whom they had Dar-
rowed money 10 j, said 10 the amount o.
S3.Wu. The second class are merchants nt
Baltimore. Richmond. Norfolk and thi,
city. Among the fredericksburg merchants
Who are caught are j. 4. stone, hardware
dral-r:' Jones a Cabbert. and James 4.
Lowery * Company dry goods merchants,
Margrath 4 Che-ley, and ChanceilOr Is Raw
hu--, wholesale gr0cers. aud Il. I. Knox q
Brother cOmmi,sil merchants.
Me-srs. Br0addu- a Company have beer
conducting very large business and, az
though they are experienced business men.
their failure is attributed % TOO much cred
il business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
PoMhntan Ind M. ets.

Powhatan Club held regular meeting last
night and much routine business was Trans
acted Messrs. A. g. Houston. ~ brrt Whit
tett Jr.,J. j. English. Jr. George Is. frueman.
r. ". Taylor. and j I Hughes were elected
members OF the club.
A request was received from NJ y. Frisch-
korn. chairman OF the Committee OfjhenricO
county, a. king Thar the use Of the POwhatan
Club rooms be allowed HIM during the CON-
ing campaign. Unanimously approved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
Railroad frame Arrangemsr,

NEW YORK. Feb 5 The renor,s Gu.
that the Mobile and Ohio aud Chicao6n' lvn.
Alton roads have entered into tr inc ss,s.,
ment are practically confirmed. altbou@1 80, 70
Official action has heeu taken. The one 10
OF lhe Mobile ana ONO say that Is naulrai
alliance. and that they are already receivt,asss
large amount Of business from lhe Aitnsg
road $50 %nAtoh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

A very successful entertainment was given
last night at the large hfll of me Young
Mems Christian Association Hall. n was
the seventh in the entertainment course Of
this season, and The pg CANINE consisted Of
piano ana banjo solos, banjo quartettcs
vocal solos, and recitat.0Es. Tine participants
were Mrs. g. &. Walker. recitation; Miss
Myrtle Marrabie. piano: Messfs. HaddOn
Watkin. Douglss LeiiWich, J. Louis sullivan.
yocalisis; MCssrs. Eugene Davis r. hill.
Clinton iavis, Charlie, Lambert, banjo; Mr..
-.epntud Webb accDmpauist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
CulPsPsR.
sudden Death OF Colored Man Cold
MeAther md nad HoRds.

''0'''' NJ" ''F' I'"7'7'
CULpErER, Feb. ,, 1891. opc ial .-
George Hudson, "a colorod man, while TAX
ing drink Of water at a neighbours house
last night, fell suddenly TO the hoor and
died instantly. Supposed heart trouble.
Last night was one of the coolest OF this
winter Ice formed more than an inch
thick, with "A strong northwestern wind.
The ground h0g can claim credit for the last
Two nights IN our region. The "susA"
season continuing tor the last month rem
dered our country roads almost impossible
aud came near bringing us into trouble ON
the wood question. for which we depend
largely Oh the country wagons and farmers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

The vacant lots on the south side 81 Broad
street, between First and foashee - so'n ~
~ hn3lt m Nf>8sa ID tafdCzO VIII, eafif
,n M spiing. have erected three-s'oit
i'allling on me site between The store 81
s..vy a Davis and that % Mr. ih9mns J.
JoId. now carried b. sanders q siai maj pas.Ii
.rhs tonnage Is twenty-si1 feet aud zine
Inches
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
TInIshed Its Work.

The Board OF survey have finished their
work Of Inspecting the boilers and machinery
for the war-~hip Texas which passed through
the late fire al the Richmond Locomotive
Works. and will make their report 10 the
Nael Department az Washington. The re-
porfwill not be made public until II has been
considered by the department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
The Light wentout.

4 large congregation assembled 40 Ven
ahle-slreat Baptist church " "Wednesday night
% hear Professor Edmund Harrison preach.
lust as thc service BEGAN mo. gas went out
Lamps were procured. and Professor liar,
rsOn preached sermon OF great ability
from the WOrls, Il am the Light OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

AT the Richmond Granite Company 8 quar-
,iss d very successful blast was made on the
an instant. IN which solid mass OF blue
e,enite was thrown out measuring sixty
,our feet In long n, Ihrty-four feet IN height,
ana fourteen feet n width, making 5O,16s
cubic feet, equal 10 o'O5o.o0O pounds OF
22l4 tons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

! Mayor J. Taylor Fllyson having approved
the "phy siclan ordinance PRESIDENT icke, .
SON. oil the Aoaid oi Aldermen, will call Goth
branches OF the Council In joint session al :
o'clock TUESDAY evening. to elect four pny-
siclaus 10 attend the pO3r OF the city There
are about Eilecn candidates for the four
u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
GOING TO NEW ORLEANS
How,TzER PARTY READY ~"
The TRlP TO-DAY

Ar,iller,men Of the 'frso'" VIZ
an. ola Domiulon's capital TO New
.,o., $50 PERSONS in the Party
Ladies'.
,o,c,ock today toe artillery boys o.
vioh,,opd will start on a trip ihsl VIII 'e'
-, respccts. a revelation TO ihem' -
-, 40 a visit 70 New Orleans the gay
poris If the south, and the manners anu
customs, though in large DEGREE s'u'n'
orn sim there are many elements OF soO'e"
,h.t make up Orleans life that VIII DC ple"S
49,. ,r,eresting. aud instructive TO Hich-
,,l,,a cannoncers aud their friends .,,.
i'U p'',',r,f.ons Cor the trip are lractlca'lf
- R.dreS have been di~uiuUttu'
mont. arranged, aud hity-one metu-
- If tine battery Will leave nes'u,
,hem about ify members Z" tne Ns' .',, :,
49,, tullN fWtniN-dNe OF Ice lamp ~ 80
number Of ladies viii accompany '"'
ilZcrs. ,...., moan will march
-. D.utiuC depot. carrying ibcf Diana
mi bt,cr.achs All the saofes 20 oe
.orrira have been nickei-llaieo' anu '"'
Iovifl,rs as q company WEI i'e''"' "
meeuil cent appearance .., ,...orth.t,
rbe lee G. mp Veterans VIII Wta, , ,l,. .,
'.s.-,ns and in.day az noon they VIII l"ih'
~ he corner of Eighth and Broad s'IVc,7 n,
",d sfi.r joining the HoW4HtlN '"es WI
march % me d'l.t' ....i,,.,,y, Adj
Members Of thr How tier Association !.
moi IA the Dan,lile depot at han past l.
O'Clock
cVysrs on ARTILLEENMkN'
M u,oi,z .r, ami Association Will b.
n., o,'sts of the Washington Afhlieil
."ttl =. sides "a large active haiitll i
cn,nno.ea Of veteran corps na"e ul
LARGELY If veterans VINO came I" i"O"''i'"'
J,,g,n.. Che DAYS of the war.
M Ice { ANN men viii Doe the guests OF ih
Louisiana division Of the ARMY of Mortimer
X,r,inia i'm New Orleans. B1in they and ~
u.Nitzer Association viii receive hosWta
hl. and marked attentions irlm the liish
American Club Of New Orleans ana 10
Conrsrciai club Of tue Crescent Guy.
HowIzER COMPANY.
INV or filty-one of the llowiizor batter
viii lave to-day. The li-t OF names are
follows;
Hon. Capt B.Lorraine Serg &. W. Mac"'
t'apf.J a. Gutche son lane, -
80 i.nf Cnas. - Quartcrma0er SCi
r,.tcr gean' Is. D. Austli
c.'cDrJ it,ut. Thos. Coipl " .McK.fishc
M Sfork, Corporal &. l.. Epps,
.r.,,,,,t,r Lynch. Corp'l Y. x Robinson
.tr.,n,n,ter N III. co. CoIpl W, S.Moydsoi
artin C0rp'l r. l.. ielouz
nv, NJ ID. Hoge, Jr.. Corp'l J. :. Eubank.
Hospital stewart j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
PRINCE WILLIAM.
Barn and Cattle Destroyed by IncendIar,
Fire.

Fire.
BRENIsvILLE, Feb. Especial. On
Friday night last William Metzgcr's barn.
tWenty-nine head Of mlch COWS and four
hor-es We're destroyed by lire. Mr.. Metzger
resides near Woodbridge station. in this
county, ana IS d very energetic and pros
leIous farmer ihere was no insurance on
the property destroyed. The ORIGIN If the
IRE Is unknown, but is supposed IN he The
work OF an incendary. '"e
count! Court convened here Yesterday
regular grand jury term. There ,yere ~
eral indictments, butfor petty ciTenses onlv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

,o'ni,hf AT Monticello Hall, on Broad street
The chaperons will be Mrs. H. N. shield and
Mrs " -. Terrill, while the arrange ments
were In the hands OF committee consisting
OF b, A. Blenner and l., ii. Raymond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
Came 10 Conduct a Funeral.

Rev " q. Schaefier. who was for many
veats the fiithfll AID efficient pastor OF mo
Fifst English Lutheran chur b, VINO came TO
KIchmond TO conduct the funeral OF MIS-. q.
/ fiersdorf. has returned 10 his home IN New
srrv : 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
Dry-Goods Firm Fail.

Springfield Mo. To the Star saws. KIN.
BrOthers one OF the oldest dTy-goods flrms
In ia IL city, was closed this morning md,
ehattel mortgage. The liabilities are abont
$4,000; assets unknown "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

Mis-, Alma Bethel and Mr.. Frank II. f.
tyson were married al PiHe-Sireet Baptist
church at halcpast @ O'Clock wednesday ai-
teru00n. quite large Gro Ad were present.
and Rev. j. -. Nut-on per orme ihe cere-
meny. Mr.. II. l.. Iees, d.. PLAYED the o.
sau. The ushcr- were Messrs. Char Is t.-
,-on. Willie Bethel. Edward Gardner, l..
Dance. Herbert llulce, and Adam johnson.
The frl a. is attractive ard pleasing. Nhf
F. the daughter OF Mr.. Thomas &. Bethel.
The groom j. son OF the late Moses Ely
son. and Is weli-kuoWn and popular. I'M
happy pairlcit on a trip North 10 spend their
bones moon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

"a ANTtD-WONA\ As NURSE
" fog ulnr DW ll9 80. Clay .r....
Fg.rH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
nFPRE,ENTED TO Br.

IN cOncluUlng ms OPINION ne says. Inc
defendant. therefore, in sending out the
message in question taciuy, 40 least repre-
-.nted 60 % De am original dis
patch. and that il had been duly
and correctly transmitted, and upon thar
rem. seutau0n the planud relied. We
tninh. therefore,. in view 0l all The circum-
stances that the case comes fairly within
the privileges where defendant, by his Own
necligen, set. has thrown the plaintiff Oh
his guard aud given him good reason io be-
Heye thai villa C. is not needed, he ought
not 90 De- heard t1 say that the plalutlli 2
lack of vigilance contributed o. the injury.
Al all events. 10 the piaiutn has
been guilty Of negligence al nh, 10 is slight
negligence only, not amounting TO "a want
Of ordinary care. and that, Is We have seen,
Is not sufficient TO defeat the action. The
Judgment is affirmed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
10 REGIME THE kING.

ON Monday. February oh. the three com
man,ls Will participate, as the guests Oh inc
washington ARTILLERY. in the reception o.,
Rex. King OF the Carnival. \ suos,HniA,
lunch will be served at the arsenal. anu
then. marchug out 10 the riye| 'front.' tne
troops will embark upon steamer sp.'
ciallv engaged for The use Of lis military
guests by tn Washington Artillery anu
proceed down the Mississippi 10 meet 'no
Toval ie,t on its way 10 the CITY Es0, ,.o
head of Canal street. the troops VIII as, M
hsTk. and. forming in line, will escort MS
Majesty through the principal streets 10 .ne
Grand Opera House. where the formal r.
ception will be held. During TINS eeIe-
meny the Artiliery's guests viii he iu"'
fered i'm the second gallery OF the theatre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

In additionion 10 the Howitzer Compass
nav the following * "a list of those who VIII
20 ON the trip from here; some Of them are
members OF Lee Camp Confederate 81
Grams. and some of the Howiizer Associa-
ti,n and the rest are invited guests:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
WEALTHY COMPANY

The Washington Artillery is one OF we
,vealhiest and Oldest military ofEanl1
ito i'm the south. IL IS composed OF ''a"s
of New Orleans best citiIehs, anu W. ~
formed prior 10 1910 as The ashins ~ ,s,o
giment aud recognized February - low
a. The Washington Artillery. ,.,.;.
THE TINES will publish iull tele3ral,ni,v .
s.coInts on the Howitzer's trip during tneii
stav away from the city. Mr. W. CaDtll
Trieman. city editor, will accompany 'u'
HOwitzers. conf
Nr.I. :. Brown. district passenger a1eh !
NJ the Richmond and DanNiile rai.foau
oflicc. al Washington, ID. g., reached l ,ns
Ito, iostruction from the passenger de-
nartment 20 accompany the lowiIzers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
ENTERTAINMENT ARRANGED.

Lieut.. Col. John Il. lhchaIuron' Oh '"V
Washington Artillery, has for weeks past
personally superinlended an airanseihe !,
for his compdnN's guests. 49, siaes l"c
Uowiizers and incir friends the Washing
ton Artillery viii entertain The Veteran
Zouave-. OF Elizabeth, \. D.. the li,h
MARYLAND Regiment, of Baltimore ana n, , ,ntr
Confederate Neigrans, Of tle ''nie Guy a., ~.
OF these ORGANIZATIONS will reach g." VI
leans on Sunday and VIII dlsglnoath ~ l'" ''.,
The train AT the southern Pacih depol on
The lower levee The Washington Afull,'y
viii be in waiting 20 receive their sue',s
and the line will Zee formed ON E~pl' tu,
street near the United states Mint' me-
column will then make it- way tOT.usn 'le
principal streets to the Washington Arln ~
Arsenal. where refreshments WlIl Dt s."'
rhe HOwiizers. escorted 10y me "9ii.h
RIVAL balf "A mile away. where they VIII De
ouartarQd during their stay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06
A GROCERS ASSOCIATION.
plA ANS FO9 THEIR MUTUAL GOOO
DISCUSSED.

Tn. Wholesale Trade I'm kioh"o'"
Uui,,d-Tbe annual supper Next """'"'
Two Large Enterprises aud Do''s
Fiouri.hIng business
called meeting Of the wholesale "ro'o''
association was held In the rooms ~ "
cb,poher of Commerce yesterday "''''
r,,o ,,,,e was occupied py discussing su'yeo''
-, 90 ,he general trade and no "cl""
,,,os talken upon matters OF much ih'e''s
.,,4',i.t however. that the mem
~ W.. W, ~, ,,s.orintion should hefetil ,t,,,,,
annual sup: ger ( r me luil,o,.,.tf, re.atlou
~ ~, '',l'',',fnttiuun close ana Iilcpn,t 81 to
ana ''il' ~ ',,,,,.,,tlefs oi the trade, anu
49,, tbnn, more intimately lo-''" - NOT
exact date lor the supl 2, III, liz n should be
n xe,s. but 10 was dt'I''"
n IN early la Narch ..t.,lcs,fe qrOcors Of
pi.f,,,,,ld were cutre'N uu"i "'i,tlnt bo-
t.,,,i 6..,iugs ezistet 20 n El'n,e ,,ctiflou boz
lli' ,.ar. q them. FAR COMP 49, ~,
tween '... ,1vc way before cu"i.
i.a and rrdrf>cll the com 49, ,.bIcn
..t",.ie,r business foresight 10" ,'.,,' tr. %
tii. ~, -, ton.r cha rictefiHrd lNc mem ...,f.
has loi 3,.,tc trade ID tins city. Do WIS "i'f
| I" 80 bv them mat mousse
l,t,'i,i.l ae1inst itself canNo, sunni .i,..,
80. ,gntc made tO btius tl' 10Y ....,.t
together and 10 prev
among themselves.
ASSOCIATION oh9ANl/fh.
with this cud IN view the h'l ','',..,
.,Mis,s Association WIS oHtnI a.e"'
eianteon month, ago. inc Dn,' g., '.,
| as ociHtiOn are lO promote " N''''i i.,'',
49, as, ,o rr' lifcs mors intimacy among ih'
,rade. io bring about cooperation, '.H o.
/ Hcf'er 4,sert CD the word thr many "', .'l.'
| tagcs winch Rcnmoi ...,'.,,f .,,,,,.,,.
/ h,'ffng uOluf. Hs well ms 10 ht'Ni 'N'".
.,.,tfe thisas.ociatl o. a as uot aii,mpl lt
enyW av toteeulate tine prices, ppi '3',s ,''.'
em6ar tree to sell bis gool- as he D,s
m. since its organic atom inc 1000 ,'',
/ me nfigolousy has been wiped oul aul iN'
f,efe now siauos united, working ,"'ui"'.
/ to shoulder for their common eu'l. ~ Z
/ raturh result az thus unity the lu'lu'.s I
,nd tho zoo results 300 the increase oi iiI"'
is plainly visible
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-06

harper against Vaughan. From the Cir
cult Court OF Amelia county. Reversed.
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion.
Motley against Frank. From the Cir
Court Of Danyille. Affirmed, Judge Faunt
leroy delivering opinion.
Vernon against Farmer From the Cir
cult C0urtoi pittsylyania Affirmed, Judge
Hinton delivering opinion.
Bowen against Bowen. From the Cir
emit Court OF Fredericksburg. Affirmed,
judge Lacy delivering opinion.
Barrett against Wilkinson. From the
Circuit Court OF Wythe county. Affirmed,
Judge Lacy delivering opinion.
Richmond and Danylle Railroad Com
pany against Risdon. Re-hcaung denied.
Jones against Commonwealth. Dis
missed.
Pare against Belyin. Writ Of error and
supersedeas allowed 20 a judgment OF the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-15
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
TO NY PArRoxs or pREsrox Co.

TO NY PATRONS or Preston Co:
i will be ut Kingwood Monday,
October 10, 1891, and remain SIX
days. Prepared to do first-class
dental work as cheap as first class
work can be done. Artificial teeth
at from $40 TO S15 per set, accord
ing to quality and insurance. |
have lately made a large purchase
OF filling instruments, and ! also
have n full line OF all the various
filing materials and will be pre-
pared to meet all demands in fll-
ing and preserving the natural
teeth--and in this line Of work /
have no superior in the State.
j will visit Aurora October 2Gth,
and remain four days. Tunnelton
November 2nd, and remain five
days. Newburg November 9th. and
remain six days. Rowlesburg No
yember 10th, and remain SIX days.
When you are deciding what
Dentist to employ, please remember
that l have never done any work in
Preston county that has not given
satisfaction. III there is any failure
about my work, / always make it
good.
tt w. 8. SIMoNToN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-15
SPECIAL ANNOUNCER ENT.

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DR.. b. j. Kendall Co., publishers of
"a Treatise on the Horse and his
Diseases" which will enable all our
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-10-15
DR.. ". SiM0NTOH.
DENTIST.

Wi1 continue 90 make bic regular visits o.
Ncvbrg Hoa eehufe Function end Krqwood
rucnnt.ceo f bif most visit Co. csc1 place wH
aprcM th 9aper,