The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-16
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The Democratic voters Of Midlothian
district Chesterfield. made the following
nominations saturday
For supervsor-W W. Baker
For Justices OF the Peace T.. A. bri'"'''
. y. wnfrce and flush Longest.
For Constable T. Walthour
r., o,crsccr Of the Poor-J. y. "ad-
iington. ,.,,....-
Mr.. John A. Lester offered the io''o"
,,g which was unanimously adopieI'
Do I'm Mr.. NJ. a. Cogbiu. the eiil-
ctenf and genial clerk OF our t''"',
conrt and Mr.. r. liz Flournoy' circuit
49, ,,e have men whose characters are
80. r.,roach. and who. by their UNI
80, co1rfesv and faithful dischafse OF
ne duties OF their respc tive once. lol
- beve won ana retained The esteem
"a confidence OF their leilo"-ciN@e"S'
pcsolyed That we again indorse them
"a prc-emincnuv the right men I'D tn,
yggbt placc. and pledge them our uil'eo
and hearty support c.-,.,.~o tho
Al +souirc HoWictts, in SwansooTo inc
,,0.,.oiicsrs nominated the following DIS
trict ticket v-ueon
Hewlett lroloreH for Justice of the Iea,c
O. swansboro. and Andrew Green 'coi-
ored) FOR Constable. O..
Ned paws (coloredD, the present IN
cyr,bcuf would not accept the hoihlia-
zion under any circumstance.
The pulpit Of the Presbyterian church
v,as occupicd yesterday morning by AM
Fzelicl Tamauosan. native o' 03i'4
Who As now supporting "a school a' ~. an
tioch by his efforts in this country l nc
speaker gave AN interesting shelch "' ','
habits and customs oi the 0yila"S' ~.
related some entertaining personal ~
pericnces. .t.,, ~ tho
p.,.tet Sunday School Association
- Richmond and Manchester, held SuH-
dov afternoon al the Bainnnahe
s,rco, papHst church. Mr. VIII
tom FJlvson. of Richmond oehE
cred an address 90 the teachers, ana mao,
some valuable suggestions as 10 '.'li
duties. The meeting was largely attended
and the exercises were lhieIsI 'iS'N WIN
singing by the sunday school.
The Nav term OF the hastings court
1agan YESTERDAY. The court granted a
new trial % W. a. Neal who was zee
Gently convicted Of carrying on an uh-
lawful gaming house The case viii come
ND for trial tomorrow.
To-day the case Of the city Of Manches-
ter against Crump for violating the or
dinance providing frr broad tires on
vehicles hauling heavy loads on certain
graveled streets. will be heard.
The clerk Of the hastings court issued
a marriage license yesterday 10 ChaIleS
chine Hood and Annie Lou May
Oulte a number Of the Manchester pdI
went out to Chesterfield yesterday 20 at
ID
court There are several important ran
road cases on the docket.
Several of the Junior order Omted
American Mechanics from Manchester
and swansboro will attend the toruelh
anniversary celebration of the order IN
Petersburg next Thursday al the Academy
of Music. Rev. G.. \. Van Houten, OF
Manchester. will deliver an address on
.'The Pride Of American Liberty An IN
tcresting programme has been arranged
for the occasion.
,rbe Democrats Of the several wards In
this city viii nominate tonight candidates
10 be voted for ON the 18th of this month
10 fu a number OF vacancies I'm the city
council. Following are the places for
meeting
First Ward-OT Masonic Hall, corner
Of Firth and cambridge streets.
Second Markct-hOuse.
Third Nuunally's Store, corner Of
Twelfth and Hull
Fourth-In rear Of Rowen & Bradley's.
In the Mayors court yesterday Tom
Cboatham (colored) was fined 81 for fight
Ing I'm the street. Mary Cheatham and
Rosa owens were touched for $3.50 each
for taking a hand i'm the fracas, and
Charles Fuqua was similarly dealt with
for carrying his jag on the street
Rev. J.. r.. Dadmun, Of West-End MethO-
dist church. preached very excellent
sermon Sunday night upon Temperance.
The barn ON the farm of Mr.. a. @.
Mammalian, which was recently blown
down by the hard wind is being rebuilt
Mr. John r.. Pierce, who has been stop
ping with his brother-in-law, Dr. T.. IT,
Rucler, of this city. left yesterday foI
jacksonville. Fla. to accept a position
with tie Atlantic Coast Line.
The motormen and conductors on the
Perry and Hull street lines appeared in
their new suits on Sunday The suits arg
navy blue. and the caps white.
Rev Dr Bledsoe addressed a larg,
audience i'm Leader Hall Sunday after
noon. The meeting was under tire aus
pieces of the railroad branch of the Younl
Mems Christian Association.
A horse hitChcd 10 a vehicle belonging
10 a Manchester man became frightened
and kicked the front OF the vehicle 1.
pieces Sunday afternoon near Bon Air
young lady in the buggy jumped out
escaping uninjured The buggy wal
brought to the city later and repaired.
MIR. James r. Butler. az the earnest re-
quest of many friends, has announced
himself a candidate for the council from
the Fourth ward, subject TO the ward
meeting tonight.
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