The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18
FROM SOUTH OF THE JAMES.
4 Budget Of Manchester News Gathered by
a Times Reporter.
ITEMS OF INTEREST IN SHORT SPACE.
Newsy Notes About the People in the City
over the River---Happenings of
aDay Briefly Recorded.
Mr. d n. Beattie has returned from the

Mr.. d. D. Beattio has returned from the
| North.
Mr.. Daniel Blley, Of Chesterfield, was in
| the city yesterday
Mr.. 3. Z. Walden, who has been quite sick
for several days. is better.
! Mr. Rhoads. of Miller & Rhoad., Rich
moud was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Augustin who has been sick with
| diphtheria, IS we'll enough TO be out again.
Rlr. James Wheadon. of Chesterfield. shot a
large deer last Thursday. which weighed 100
| pounds.
Davis Council Junior Order United Ameri-
| can Mechanics will give ball at Leader Hall,
23d instant.
A Imesting Of tho city central committee
will 10 held in the Leader building tomorrow
night A. 1870 o'clock.
Misses Ethel aud Bertha Knight, Of New
York are visiting Miss Agnes Walker. at
Holly Springs. in Chesterfield.
The pretty little operetta. The Four-Ie at
Glover" will DO presented st al early date in
Leader Hall by Amateurs OF this city.
Number Of Manchester people have ar
ranged 10 attend services at Trinity church in
Richmond in order to hear Bishop Fitzgerald.
Rev. C.. n Van Bouten will conduct the
services at Leader Hall this evening under
the auspices OF the Young Mons Christian
Association.
Dr. NcFarane Of New York, who has been
visiting here returned home yesterday ac-
companed by his son. Mr.. +. 7. Mctariane.
of this city.
Rev j.. Il. Thornhill who has been assist
ing in protrhcted meetings in keysvllle and
Liberty during the past week returned home
last night and will occupy his pulpit to-day.
Mr. samuel Williams and his brother Sue
tI.a
than anv OF the hunting parties yet heard
from. They brought home tWonty-seyen par
tridge5.
There will be a meeting at the Meade-Me-
mOnal church tonight in the interest of the
St Andrews brotherhood. Mr.. p. A. Arthur
viii deliver an edl ress and large attendance
is expected. Dung men are specially invited
90 come.
The following grand jurors have been
drawn for the October term of the hastings
court. which meets Monday j. w. Toney. @.
T. Gary. G. H. SIMS, A. G. Harding. A. G..
Evans. Peter Donald. Is. W. Nunnaily, j. l..
Breach and A. q. Powell.
There will be love feast at the West-End
Methodist church this N rnng at o.; o'clock
90 which all the converts In the recent meet
ing are especially invited. This revival has
indeed been very successful one there hay-
ing cen upwards Of a hundred converts.
The services Will probably continue during
the week
Rev W. A. Lauebon. Of Fifth-street
church. and Rev G. c. Wertenbaker, OF
aurel-street church Richmond, will ex-
change pulpits this morning st night the
pastor Will preach. and 1t is probable the
union meetings viii ie.continued during the
present week
There VIII be baptizing to-day by Rev. r.
H. WinfTee at Bethel church in Chesterfield.
very successful revival has been IL progress
at this church. the pastor being assisted by
nr. A. T. Owen of Portsmouth. and Or.
Hatcher. Of Richmond There were fifteen
additions 10 the church.