The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-10
THE DALE DEMOCRATS.
THEY NOMfNfTE 4 TICKET FOR
THE COMING ILICTION.
His Remains Carried iiomc-it Was Com
promised Death of Mn. Soilins-lho
Ladie. Immortal Name.
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ll2l Hun sTEfEg. BEhTTIE BLocK.
The Democrats Of Dale township. Ches-
tcriold, MONDAY nominated tho following
ticket. to be voted for at the election this
month
For supervisor-Johr S. Taylor.
Justices of the Pcacs-Thomas NJ.
chca,ham. J. b. Phillips. and T. J. Mood
eek
ovcrseer Of the Poor-W J. Homer
There was no nomination for constable
NJ. A. Cosbu and f. H. Flournoy were
endorsed FOR clerk Of the county ana
circuit courts. respectively.
Tho Ropublicans Of Midlothian district
nominated the following ticket Satur-
day.
For suporvisor-C. Mimms. Jr.
.usficcs Of the Peace -. H. Winfree'
.r.. Moses Cooper and J. G. Epps
Constable r Walthcur
Ovcrsccr AZ the Poor William Hicks
mo rCnYbl,cans Of this district put
some Democrats on their ticket.
The Democrats Of Midlothian VIII hoIhl~
nate a n,kci g. few days.
The remains 90 young kalelth j. w ay-
SICK. i'm Richmond. Monday nieht from
tho effects Of pistol shot accidentally
DISCHARGED last Friday morning near
Seventeenth ana Franklin streets by
Jacob Gi0ord. were brought 10 his nome III
this CITY Yesterday The funeral VIII take
place from the West-End Methodist
cburct. I'm Swansb0fo. this morning an
II O'Clock The officers and members oil
i.ibertv Council 30. %. j. o. L. \. NJ
Of which the deceased was member
will attend tine funeral in body
YOUNG Waymlck had great many
friends IN this city, among whom he was
deservcdly popular .
The case of the Manchester water
Company against the city Of Manchester
was resumed I'm the hustings court yes
to-day A compromise was effected ana
the damages we're fixed 40 500 for the
plaintiff. Each Of the parties to the sun,
which was 10 recover $40, was required
10 pay their costs.
The clerk Of the husiinRs court ISSUED
the following marriage licenses yesterday:
Carlton Vaughan and Nora Smith; Charles
Il. Jcmries and Mary Williams.
News has been received I'm this city or
the death Of Mrs. Susan Collins niece
Of Mr.. G.. A. II. Meredith. Of this city.
which occurred I'm Russellville, Mo.
Mrs. Collins Was in her ffty-ninth
year. and was the daughter If the late
William Daingerheld Meredith. Of Jeifer-
son CITY, Mo, and a Granddaughter OF
the late II. II. Meredith. Of Lynchburs.
Quite a large crowd was in attendance
al the opening of the festival in Leader
Hall last evening. Musical selections
were wei rendered by Professor Justis
chorus- Miss Ida Robinson. Mrs. a. II.
Messrs. II. L. Weisiger, Had
don Watkins, Douglas Leftwich, }. Louis
Sullivan. II. w. Nunnally II. d. owen
and others. The entertainment was given
by the Christian Band Of Central Netho-
dist church, and proved highly enjoy ible
TO those present. it will be continued
until Friday night. inclusive. with a
change OF programme each night.
A tramp. who gave as Lis name the i'm
mortal cOgnomen Of Robert Burns, was
arrested Monday evening on a charge OF
vagrancy, and also being in a beastly
state OF intOXication. so that II was deem
ed necessary to call in the services Of
the patrol waFon-to-wit., the city cart.
In the Jug the sinner called for water,
which being supplied, ne then called upon
his mother for coffee. saying that he was
dying. and would be with her soon. When
before the mayor yesterday morning he
was I'm a peck Of trouble over the loss
of his umbrella fiXings. lie was given just
thirty minutes TO remove his frame from
the city, and moved on gleefully towards
Richmond, where Justice John will have
a pull al him. unless he makes himself
extremely scarce I'm the capital city
Mr.. John Lockitt and Mrs. Bette Cosby
were married Monday at Bethlehem
church. Chesterfield county. Rev. J. b.
Williams officiating
At Wiseville. Chesterfield county Sun
day afternoon a Union Sunday school was
organized. a large representation Of the
were in attendance and
and instructive address was
delivered 10y r. Z. Pettigrew, Of Man
chester.
Mr.. William G. owens is confined 10
his home with indisposition.
The tracks Of all tire street car lines In
the city are being repaired.
Miss Mary Turnbul, of Petersburg,
who has been visiting in this city, has
returned home.
II is expected that thcrA. will be large |
at Fifth-street church to-
morrow night TO hear. Rev. DR.. W. Y.
Tudor. the eloquent pastor of Broad /
street Methodist church, Richmond.
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