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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28
A nANDsoME NV srURE.
A Beautiful Array of Elegant and stylisl
Goods.
TEMPLE. pEMBIBToS, coBDEs 4 co. TO oPES
MONDAY.

one OF the handsomest new stores IN
the city IS that OF Temple, Pemberton
Cordes a Co.. Nos. and 8 west Bread
street, who have for the past month been
doing a good deal of downright hustling
preparatory 10 their formal opening. an
announcement Of which will be found N
another column. Their new quarters. built
expressly for Them are a model Of con-
venience and style, and are finished in all
the latest designs The store comprises
three stories and an excellent basement
and is fashiored on the interior after the
most improved plans, extending back as
1t does 1Sl feet, with a breadth Of thirty
three feet, and equipped with elevators,
all the most improved plans OF lighting
and heating. besides various other con-
veniences for shoppers.
The new firm IS composed OF Messrs
Jack Temple, r. Taylor Pemberton. \. r.
Cordes, and Junius r.. Alosby, each OF
whom Is we'll known in the business
circles OF this city and thoroughly ex-
perienced I'm their line having been con
nected with some OF the most prominent
dry goods establishments in the South
They have entered this new en-
terprise for all il is worth, and are now
prepared 10 offer to their many friends
splendid assortment or all the newest
fabrics and fashions 10 be found I'm the
dry goods line. Their establishment Is
centrally located and stocked with a
splendid line OF goods offers every in
ducement 10 the shoppers OF Richmond as
well as elsewhere. Every courtesy ana
consideration Will be shown their custom
ers, and all indications point 10 pros
porous future for this enterprising and
wide-awake firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

lIverance for the world out OF trouble is
the coming Of the Saviour AZ peison' ac-
cording to promise.
Mr.. James w. Gordon VINO mas been
with the Southern Railway supply Com
pany for the past nine yea'', mas re-
signed his position 70 assun, c,"arEe Of
the Office OF the Snow-Chu'e" Noinpany.
OF this city, as manager.
A hop was given on THURSDAY night last
at No. 23l4 east Broad sur. oy the
Messrs. Cook and r. w helium' Dane
ing commenced at o'clock anu continued
until o'clock a. NJ. At II ocIoch refresh
ments were served. The e"'si,ainment
was highly enjoyed by the participants.
The ball to be given by the German
Sick Assistance Society at New Market
Hall. Monday. February 5th' VIII be one
OF the best ever given by tnis Old and
well-known organization. No Efforts have
been spared to make the occasion a
pleasant one by the committee
Damon Lodge. No. T. knights OF Pythias.
held their regular meeting FRIDAY night.
and il was we'll attended After the usual
business Past Grand Chancellor Dlggs
made an interesting talk. re was fol-
lowed by Grand Chancellor Mcleod IN an
address Of some length. dwelling upon the
tenets and practices of the 0rceI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

Its AauHxsur Production win be thu Event
of tho Season.

The presentation OF 1.-THE Highest Bid
der" at the Academy of Music next
Thursday evening will be an emphatic
social event, and the house will contain
as brilliant an assembage as ever gather
cd in Richmond TO witness a theatrical
performance. either amateur or profess
slonal. All who attend either i'm the or
ches,ta or dress circle will be- In iull even
Ing dress. and the boxes will be occupied
by bevies OF Eichmond's loveliest women.
The proceeds of the play will be used
for the benefit of the Rosemary Public
Library.
THE Highest Bidder" is a comedy OF
the standard class. and has been one OF
Mr.. T.. ii. Sothern's repertoire for several
seasons. II is one OF the most difficult
comedies of the present day 10 act. and
has never before been undertaken by
amateurs
The cast on Thursday evening will be as
follows:
Rose Thornhill. Miss Elizabeth Macgill
Bridges; Mrs. Honiton Lacy. Miss Irene
Langhorne; Louise Lacy, Miss judith
Darlington; Ann. a maid Miss ]. Bruce
Williams; Jack Hammerton, nIr. Allen
Potts; Sir Eviyn Crane. Mr. Preston
Noiand: Lawrence Thornhill Mr. Roosevelt
rage Bonnham cheviot. Mr.. George Glib
son; Sir Muffin Struggles. Mr.. Horace
Halves; Frank Virgins. Mr.. Jonathan
Bryan; and Joseph. Mr.. w. n. Noland,
who also takes the part OF Solomon. Both
or the latter gentlemen assume the role
OK detectives In the last act. The cast has
had several ft'li rehearsals recently. ana
At ell Of them each scene was presented
with naturalness that rivalled TO q con-
siderable extent the efforts Of professional
eeteFu en9 sctressezs Every enc q t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

AT meeting Of Jefferson Lodge. Good
Iemplars. held Thursday night. a ring
ing resolution was adopted in oppos,-
uon TO the bill introduced in the Legisla-
lure amending the local-option law. An
address was also delivered against DIR.
Parker's bill, for the suppression OF
drunkenness. as not being in the interest
of true temperance
The following officers were elected for
tue ensuing term: Chief Templar, Alvoy
h. Vest; Nice-Templar. Miss Ida Peak :
Chaplain. Miss Mamie A. Cumbea. past
Chief Templar, Eugene Mcdowell; Secre-
tary. w. II. Adams; Assistant William
Mcdowell; Financial Secretary, G.. b.
Randlett: Treasurer Miss Carrie Duke.
Marshal. G. w. Evans: Guard, Miss
Lou Tucker; Sentinel. Mr. Luther Evans
Organist. Miss Hettie Pettway; Chorister,
c. II. Smith
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

They Form Themselves Into an Asso-
citation.

The representatives OF the real estate
business in this city. among which were
twenty or more prominent real estate
firms. held a meeting in the Chamber Of
Commerce building yesterday afternoon
for the purpose Of adopting a constitu-
ton and bylaws governing the real
estate business in this city.
Mr. H. A. McCurdy presided over the
meeting. and Mr.. o. II. Funston acted
as secretary. After some discussion on
the part of several representatives a con-
stitution was adopted. embracing many
regulations beart.ss upon the interests of
the busine-ss..
1t wee decided that the name OF the
as@~ citation be the Real Estate Associa-
ton of the city OF Richmond. "rhe oh
ject OF the association will be the gem
eral welfare OF the real estate business:
20 inspire and create close fraternal rela-
tions between agents owners, and pur-
chasers OF real estate: 10 encourage. es-
tablish.' and maintain uniform business
principles and usagcs in. real estate trans
actions: to acquire. preserve, and dis
seminate valuable information amer
tanning TO real estate i'm the CITY and
state; 10 encourage and improve social
intercourse among the members of the
association; TO establish a high standard
OF ethics among real estate men and
their rating by commercial agencies. to
influence and direct legislation in refer
ence to laws touching the protection OF
property; TO. encourage and direct as far
as possible The investment OF money in
real estate In the city AND State, and
those sections promising the greatest and
safest returns: TO elevate and dignity
the real estate business.
The Following officers were elected for
the first year: Edward S. Rose. presi-
dent: III. Seldom Taylor vice-presxient:
X. X. Harrison. secretary and treasurer.
Board OF Directors: Edward s. Rose,
III. Seldom Taylor. j.. A. CaTin. +. T.
Sutton j. Thompson Brown. N w Bowe.
J., u. Elan, IL. A. Mccurdy. and l.. ID.
Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28
To Conservative Iayestors

The United Banking and Building Com
pany 81 east Main street, offers for sale
a limited number OF the shares OF its cap
ital stock. fully paid and Worcestershire.
at $50 per share. The company paws on
the cost OF this stock a cash dividend or
per cent per annum, payable semi-annu-
ally on the LIST days of January and July
OF each year. The stock further partici-
pates in the profits or the business. ana Is
redeemed by the company at its maturity
(Which Is estimated to be about eighty
four months, at 800 per share regardless
N the cash interest already paid the hold-
er thereof. This company is a weIl-n,an-
aged institution, and we commend irs
shares TO the investing public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

Judge Wexford presided over tne henrl-
co Circuit Court yesterday. lie heard
the argument of Messrs. Justis ana Car
nett. counsel for Houseman' VINO was
convicted at the December, W. term OF
the County Court and sentenced 10 ten
years in the penitentiary for criminal
assault upon his daughter. Inc attor-
ney's submitted their petition for writ
Of error and asked a new ulai. Inc
court has taken until next Tuesday TO
consider the appeal.
John Thompson (colored) was required
to give security in the sum Of 500 for
sixty days for larceny before Squire
Lewis.
The Fairfield and Varina School
Boards met yesterday and paid of the
public school teachers and all other ex-
penses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28
Whose Trunk is rhis"

The trunk mentioned in The Times yes
terday morning as being IN the flrst DO
hce-station is still there No one has APP
pcared To claim IL. There is tag on the
u Ink with these marks: Forwarded by
the Long Island Express. Billed from
Great Neck 80 there the writing Is illegi-
ble). Date. i-23. Check. 020. Name,
Nancy Howard. Address. Old Dominion
Pier, foot Beach street. ~ " on the
other side Of the tag is this '3l6 n. 18th
ST. The trunk was left at the station
by John Taylor. whose wagon Is num-
bered 5G6. When the driver brought the
trunk in he said the parties were not
known az that number. VIII this prove
another Maxwell-Preller case?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28
jolly. Good Naturcd Smokers.

The Commonwealth Club held one Of
their monthly smokers" last night in
their handsome club house on Franklin
street. High-handed Hospitality was the
order OF the evening. Around the tables
drinking deep draughts smoking in pipes
OF various designs the fragrant, soothing
weed. old age and youth convened In
enjoyment of each Others company.
Songs, in which everybody joined. were
sung: healths were drunk and jolly
good time was had by all. These monthly
gatherings of the old and young men,
bers are one OF the most pleasant fea-
lures of the club
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

All qualities now in from 25c.
up; but an inspection of our finer
goods will please your artistic
eve. and the price will not dimiu-
ish your purse to any extent.
These goocs are made especially
for us--aII fresh-well made-the
right cut-well tnmmed-very
reasonable.
Our Half.price Sale continues
on Cloaks, Capes, and Boys
Suits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28
E1liefnenfs mr. Fc Y

The total enlistments in the First regi-
ment this week footed up two:
Il. y. Pollard, Company c, and J.. J.
Donahue. Company y.
There was little of interest around the
Armory. "A large majority Of those in at
tendance awaiting the result Of the cleo
ton in progr ess at the Exchange Hotel.
At the rooms Of the Soldiers Club were
party or gentlemen who had been Sc
lected TO revise the clubs bylaws.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28
Died I'm Texae.

A telegram was received in this city on
Friday announcing the death in Calves
ton, Texas. of Mr.. Lawrence OConnor,
a brother Of Mrs. II. G. Boudar, Of this
city. Mr.. O'Connor's mother resided in
this city, and on the receipt of the in
formation Of the Illness Of her son, start
ed for Texas. but had scarcely started
when another telegram came announcing
his death. The remains will be Inferred
in Charleston. S. c., where the family
resided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28
scsbo,rd Airline Charge Of schsd,I.

On and after Sunday. the 18th instant.
the Atlanta Special" which has been
leaving the Union Depot az $40 =. NJ.
Will leave at L. ". This is a "Vestibuled
Limited Train" with Buffet Sleepers. ana
runs solid from Washington TO Atlanta.
where II makes close connection for New
Orleans and ali points Southwest
For tickets. Pullman reservations. IN
formation. ETC.. apply to
ii. N. BOYKIN. City Passenger Agent.
SO east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

J. l.. Butler to Clifford w. Coleman. 80
feet on south side Orange street, near
First. $3.50; Christian & Caskie. special
commissioners to B. f.. Clyde. lot front
ing IA feet on James river and 1l2 IL feet
on Water street. $500: Mary III. and II. r.
Scott to Willoe c. Gregory p feet on
north side Floyd avenue, between Haryie
and Plum streets. 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

,,u,ar with the lines. All OF the cast appear
| % he thoroughly appreciative OF the role
| ,se,rned 20 them. and by lending their own
INDIVIDUALITY they tend to make the play
more interesting.
For the Poor.
The musical entertainment TO be given
by the Red-Men and Union Democratic
scouts will take place tomorrow night
az the Academy OF Music, and promises
10 be a most enjoyable affair.
IL is TO be given in aid OF the deserving
poor. and all those who can should patro-
nizc II.
Captain Frank W. Cunningham mas
charge OF the programme.
Fur sacred Heart Pavish.
r,oro will he n musical and dramatic
,n~ta,rment given at Belyidere Han
naxt Friday evening at Sis. for the beneht
of tho moor OF Sacred Heart parish
Mrs r Ray Logan will read, ana Mr'
7 Emory Shaw Will accompany the SING
orc who are Miss Essie Rich' soprano,
Mr. Frank w, Cunningham tehoi' anu
Mr. oscar Lohmann, basso. 80.
In the clever play by Plauche, ehu.eu
..1,ne Loan OF n Lover" which Is to foi-
low the concert and reading. 'he o,Io, 'sl
iers are represented by MISSES DS'
pattee and Mayme Leahy: Messrs. D.
Louis Sullivan. Watkins NorVen' '0'''
IS. Tyson. and Douglas Armstrong.
NJ S,,llivan is in charge OF the entire !
,.ar,ainment with Mr.. Norvell as stage |
director. Mr.. Shaw VIII play .he i'~'
lental music arranged by Miss fat'ee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

by special permission Of Mr.. f.. IL.
Sothern. his play. The Highest Bidder "
VIII be given nj the Academy on Febru-
airy LIST for the benefit Of the Rosemary
Library.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28
Muslin Underwear.

The popularity Of our UNDERWEAR
SALE i attested by the quantity we have
disposed Of i'm the past two weeks.
Another shipment Of GOWNS. which
will be put on sale MONDAY az 81.
Equals anything heretofore shown ar 81 y:
50 dozen of those popuar 25c. CORSET
COVERS. in all sizes, go on sale To-
MORROW.
Special drives in RUFFLED MUSLIN
SKIRTS at SOC.
You must bear in mind that our MUS
LIN ENTERTAINMENT are all well
made perfect fitting. and full lengths.
WEDDING TROUSSEAUS MADE TO
ORDER.
Complete stock of CHILDREN'S IN
DERN EAR.
new shipment of TAM O'SHANTA
CAPS. i1 FLANNEL and SERGE hobby
styles. all new
Also. CHILDREN'S SILK CAPS. as
well as PLUSH and VELVET CAPS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

The great society play OF Mr.. +. Fl.
sothern, THE Highest Bidder" will be
presented at the Academy OF Music on
the night OF February lst for the benefit
OF inc Rosemary Library. Everybody
should see Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

The following shows the earnings and
expenses Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company for the month OF December,
lSos: Earnings. $7lA33s.67-decrease, u2l,-
eee>A: expenses. 500. $50. s2-decrease. $751;
Wl.oJ. Net t17. S2.Q6-decrease Ss2SN.4a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28
Everybody hould -. II.

Everybody should see Mr.. F.. II. Soth-
ern's great society drama, THE Highest
Bidder" which Will be given at the
Academy on the lst OF February by an
excellent home company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

Il cure La Grippe cough" says D-.
David's Cough Syrup. and I'VE believe IT."
say many users, ''as we have tried II
thoroughly"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

.rUsyrCE JONAS Court.

,roro n few unimportant cases
before his Honor for consideration yestei-
day. o.os a. and
costs for cutting Chris Draper win d
knife ,..-oa,,n
Yayerly Bailey, and George Mereu'''
choth colored) were charged with penis
suspicious characters. and were gwen siN-
" DAYS In default Of security.
James Monroe (colored) hai-"'''eo
ex-convict charged with being a suspi-
c,ous character. was ordered to leave for
Lester Manor in the space OF an hour'
There was one drunk.
The following judgments were rendered
from the civil docket:
Giles Il. jackson in favor &. Gross ...sSl-'o
Same IN favor y. Florsheirn ...........204o
Same I'm favor 3. Il. Eaves .9eo'
Thomas Merriman in favor Mourtz o.
CaDe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. '0o.-o
NJ j. DAILY in favor $. i. Kelly ........2OOO
u. Rollins in favor w. w. Currie ........5.T
William Marshall, Jr., in favor Cox d Har-
rison low
Samuel ID. Davies in favor W. i. War
inf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lao
W. r.. Hardesty in favor HARDWOOD Bros.
a co. ..................... Joj
Il. O. Bransford in favor McAdams &
Berry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .o5cJ
Holly Hill in favor w NJ. Eacho ......2S.ll
Charles Kersey in favor same ...."...2J..i
Charles Hill in favor same ..............36.5i
George Coghill In favor same ...........30.0 j
r. e. Burweil I'm favor John Brine ge.. 90
Jacob Prosser in favor G. II. Var
brOugh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Junus Brown in favor Bond & McMeek-
in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Norman n. Wilkinson in favor A. W
Hechler SO. 40
Lea, Cullen & Co. in favor r. T. John
son OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .2S.u
j. A. Wyatt in favor w. ". Parker 81. 90
f.. CURL in favor ]. p. Scheme ........l7.5O
Buck Spotswood in favor Bergner and En-
Sel brewing 20. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
W. :. jackson in favor same ............g7OO
Ira Glazebrook in favor same ..........2U
George II. Lee in favor VI. G.. Della
4uc ....................l.Z3
A. L. Tuck in favor j. II. Jones .........S.5O
X. X. Robinson in favor g. l.. Train
UNI .13.3S
r. l.. Christian in favor Savage Bever-
luSe * 60. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - |
Il. L. Cornell in favor W. i. Anderson
a 90 40 % |
walter ;. Sublett in favor Biddle Hard |
ware % ..'''...'.................. 1861 |
T. II. Kelley in favor John II. West sg ~ |
NJ. A. Dwyer In favor Kersten and Won |
y. kosenegk Observation-Disclosures. |
Same in favor j. ii. Jones .............22OO |
j. L. Heindl & Co, and V. T. Pagan in |
favor \. Il. Lipscomb .................,232 |
Lee Asher and Sylvanus Thorpe in favor |
Richmond r. & Z. Co. ..............1l2 % |
Southern News and Publishing Co. in |
favor same Observation-Disclosures 10 q |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

The above is an exact cut Of our
STRIPED FLANNEL WRA' fR. which
comes in n variety OF patterns, In colors
adapted for the season OF the year All
sizes. from % 10 20. 49,.
We are also showing INDIGO BLUE
and MOURNING WRAPPERS at 20 and
$50.
Also. better grade WRAPPERS, all at
REnI-HED pRIl'IS.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05
Green Grove Items.

Fine winter weather, but the
roads are in a bad condition.
The sick of this community are
getting better.
James Shoop preached at the
Grove last Sunday at IL a. M.
There was watch meeting Sun
day night.
Peter Brownell, of Centerville,
Iowa. was visiting his fathers
family last week.
DR.. Mile, of Msrtinstown,
spent p few days with his family
in Linn county last week.
l.. P. Shlbley has been appoint
ed postmaster at Shibley's Point.
j. s. Hickman shipped car
loat! of butcher stuff this week.
G, w. Morgan moved to Kinks
vile last week.
Jas. Brownell went to Jimtown
last Saturday on business.
Money is scarce and getting
scarcer.
Wheat looks fine and is grow
ing this weather.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05
Tustee's 8 Sale.

Whereas, William T Jefries, Margaret JEFF
ferries, John +. Jefries. BeI nett his Y marx
Jeifries. and Louisa Jeffries wife Of Bennett
Jeffries by their certain deed OF trust dat
ed the esth day OF Oct. lsS, and recorded IN
the recorders office OF Affair couDtv at deed
Book z page so. conveyed to the UNDER
signed as Trustee all their right,
title, interest and estate. in and 10 the fol-
lowing described real estate. situated In the
county of Adair, and state OF Missouri.
to'wit:
Southwest quarter section No, twenty t2ol.
of township No. sixtyriour t6l) range No four
t5en, IA.
Which said conveyance was made to
secure the payment Of one certain
promissory note In said deed de-
scribed and whereas said note has become
due and Is unpaid, now therefore.
in accordance with said deed OF trust
and at Ihe request Of the legal holder
OF said note ! shall proceed to sell the
above described real estate at the court house
door in the city OF Kirksvtlle. In the county
OF Adair, state aforesaid to the highest bidder
for cash. at public auction. on
Saturday the Goth day of Janus-
Iy. 1894
between the hours ofnine in the forenoon and
fve 10 the afternoon Of that day. TO satisfy said
note, together with the cost and expense OF ex
ecuting this trust.
FRANK MADDEN, TRUSTEE.
Da ted this iilh day oi Fec. 1888
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05
Beyond the River.

The roads are drying up some.
Elm Grove has five more weeks
of school, This is examination
week for Elm Grove.
Myrtle Shoop and Stella Boz
arth are on the sick list. Mr.. VIM.
Bozarth Is able to ride out.
Mr.. August Harmon and Mr..
John Hannah, of Sticklersville,
visited Elm Grove school We'd
nesday, Dec. 9th.
VIM. Swisher is trying to buy a
saw-mill, and if he succeeds there
will be a mill at Pure Air.
Lee Bozarth went to Kirksville
Saturday to lease some land.
Mr.. Godfrey Sprang returned
from Ohio last Sunday, where he
has been visiting for several
months.
Mr.. George Russell committed
suicide Tuesday morning about
Z o'clock, by shooting himselt
through the heart with revolver.
He was found by Mr.. Ed. Skinner,
lying about mile and half from
his home. He leaves a wife and
several friends to mourn. He
was buried Wednesday liz the
Campbell graveyard. He was
married only a short time ago
The cause of his rash act is no
known.
| G. W. Vanlaningham is quite
sick.
Preaching at Centre next Sun
day at 3 o'clock.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1894-01-05

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Without any questions. Any per-
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giving due notice to the Chicago
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Graham e. Sons and North &
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ters to W. NJ. Bsir, 4l0l S latest,
Chicago.