The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-14
MANCHESTER AFFAIRS.
HAPPENINGS or INTEREST IN THE
CRY ACROSS THE JAMES.
Slight Damage by the storm-His roam
neeovered--rstit Jnrors-"edaihx
IA Caroiine-PersonsL
MANCHESTER BuBEiu RICHMOND TrMEs'
1901 HUH. STREET. BKkTTIK BLOCK.

During n large part Of the day the wea-
Their IN this city was extremely disagree
able. and the streets were almost deserted
The rain came down in torrents, and
the wind blew at a terrific rate. a num-
Der Of trees were blown down in various
PARTS Of the city, and some fences were
similarly disposed Of On the Free bridge
passengers had a very rough experience
Very few people ventured out to the State
Fair.
Mr.. II. V. owen has recovered his horse
and buggy. which disappeared from the
Exposition Grounds Wednesday night
The horse had wandered from the falr
Grounds down 20 Sweeneys stables, ID
Richmond. -,
The following petit jurors have been
drawn for the October term OF the must
ipgs Court. which begins next Monday
]. ]. Cook. s. S. Carter, A. ). Bradiey'
w Y bradshaw. r. +. Faulkner, w. Is.
Wake. NJ. r. Martin, J. J.. Robinson, -
A Rigrfn. John Jefferson (colored). WI
liam Wilkinson (coiored and A. e.
Powell (coloredD.
Albert Clarke and Eddie Christian PAID
COS and costs each I'm the Mayor Court
ve4terlay for assauiting and beating JIM
mie Taylor. .-,,-.,...
The Caroline Advance has the following
in reference to the marriage OF young
lady who is well known In Mahches'er
where she formerly resided:
'sTbe weddng-bels chimed merrlly
Wednesday morning. the occasion being
the marriage Of Miss Ophelia Broaddus 10
Mr. Thornton S. Jones. The happy occa-
sion occurred at the Baptist church. the
bride approached the chancei with her
sister. Miss Susie. and the groom entered
with his brother. The ceremony was I'M
pressiyeiy performed by Rev r. l.. Gary,
In the presence Of quite number or the
relatives and friends of the contracting
parties. The bride Is a daughter OF Mr.
q. w. Broaddus. and is an attractive
pretty and accomplished lady. the groom
is an esteemed and popular merchant OF
I,ouIsa county Va. The bride was attired
In q travelling dress Of navy-blue. and the
groom was dressed in the conventional
black suit. The wedding march was
sweetly rendered on the organ by Mrs
Wilbur Broaddus. The happy couple left
on the morning train for a northern tour
state Senator r. NJ. Parrish Will speak
at Chester on the 18Th, Matoaca on the
2Oth, and Ettrick on the 2lst, all the
meetings being at night.
Colonel @. X. Macon and Mr.. w. w.
Baker, Democratic cdndlddleS loT AHc
Legislature from this district, are max
Ing quite an active and thorough canvass
Of their district.
Miss Emma Cox, who has been quite
sick, is improving.
officer Moles, who mas been quite sick.
is improving slowly.
Mr.. William u. Ljpscomb Is detained
az his home by sickness.
Mrs George A. Baldwin, Of Wisconsin,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. G. A. II.
Meredith.
Miss Lily c. Wells, OF Chesterfield
Courthouse, is spending a few days with
Miss Ellen Brodnax, Of this city.
Mr.. Irving A. Morrisett, Of Petersburg,
Is visiting friends in this city.
Misses Carrie and Emma Wingfeld, of
Hanover county, are visiting relatives in
this city.
Mr. A. l.. Adamson. who has been
quite sick, is improving.
Mr. w. l. Crostic is quite i'll at his
residence In this city.
Mrs w. j. Saunders and children, of
Cedartown, Georgia, are visiting Mrs.
T.. W. Weislger, Tenth and Perry streets.