The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-25
FROM THE SOUTH SIDE.
,.x,xcs or INTEREST IN THE
err xcRoss the JAMES.
\, Alleged Bovine Thiof-Miss Amer" "o'
~, ,,f,h-street NJ. y. Church.
B,t,on by a snake-Per'onai'
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omcer Moles Yesterday arrested ne
GRO named william Pemberton on war
.,areine him with stealing COW
Aelonelng 10 a negro man naineu
~ Howard. who lives in Chesterheio
- Manchester. Pemberton' together
.,a,n two negro boys drove the bovine 10
- sunday. While they were
crossing the bridge with the amman d
man Identified the COW as the property
~ william Howard and the game was
coon ND with Pemberton' who' "hen
- 4, tho stafion-house in TINS CITY,
I1 ,o',d cpoueh 90 be heard nearly d
80. WAY. lie stated that ne was
-, ,,otre 10 milk the COW ana theh ieI
- % Penberton viii have a nearing
hoSore the mayor this morning. ,,,,
-, the lawn party on CloptOns mn
-, ~ benefit OF St0ckton-street zap
49,, church. which closed last Sat i ia,
-, me sum OF 1910 was realized Inc
,,otine resulted as follows ,,,..
n'as, ronylar lady 0or the ring)-Mlss
erie Ahern. AS; Miss Willie flourhoy'
90. Miss Rosa Powell, SJS' MISS Eoi'a
savory. 90 - 10. the nm
hrella,-Rev. W. l.. Hayes, %; Rev NC iI,
PANEL Rucker, 40; Rev. j.. Il. 1ho'iii'ii''
l3 --,od lady flor the
fan)-Mrs. 4. C.. Jones' III NiS' 10 80
Jones. 21g .a~, ,,,n,-
NJ n " Slaughter. 81. Mr.. Chnord
DaviIson 202: Mr.. II. w. Brown ".
the regular monthly meeting Of the
snndav-School Society Of Manchester was
be1d in the Fiftb-street Methodist church
sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The following was the programme Tor
the occasion: p..,.or ~,
Rev. Med. Rucker.
2 Recitation by Bessie Bradshaw
2 Dialogue by Ruby Wicks Pearl spain
and Uriah simmons.
Recitation by Norman Bingham
Solo by Miss Estelle Bailey.
Dialogue by Alice Parkinson Deila
Lancaster and Marshall Jones.
Recitation by Willie Caudle.
&. Duet by Mrs. Metcalf ana MIS- haho-
lett 60.
g. Dialogue by Vera Marshall ana Grace
Metcalf.
TO- KeCltdtlou by NaAi' "Ni'NN'
II Dialogue by Rosa Timmons and
Nellie Craig.
- Recitation by Curtis Bailey.
"a Recitation 10y Douglas Hague.
"a Dialogue by Ella Marshall Carrie
Haddock. Nellie Craig and Minnie war
wick.
Is. Singing by the choir.
ON Saturday afternoon a twelve-year-
old daughter Of Ellen Lewis. a colored
woman living in the vicinity Of Branch's
church. IN Chesterfield. while walking
through the woods, was bitten on the
left foot by a mOccasin snake. She was
brought to Manchester, where Dr. Law
renee Ingram rendered the necessary
medical aid
on Sunday morning Children's Day was
celebrated at Fifth-street Methodist
church. The following interesting pro-
gramme was presented:
1. Singing by Infant Class.
2. Prayer by j. w. Childress.
3. Singing by Infant Class.
4. Opening address by Garland Rucker.
s. Dialogue by Pearl Merritt, Ola Hag-
ger and Hattie Snead.
6. Recitation by Lille Toler.
7. Duet 10y Minnie Warwick and Carrie
Haddock
3. Recitation by Willie Metcalf.
2. Sizing by Emma Bailey. Bertha
Brown. Ruth Biankenship and Vera
Marshall
10. Recitation by Marshall Hague.
II. Recitation by Alice Morris.
p Solo by Pearl Merritt.
18. Address by Kenneth Rucker.
Mr. s. +. Jones presided.
Yesterday morning Mr.. l.. b. Taylor
met with a painful accident at the Man
chester Transparent lee Company's plant
by stepping into one Of the small ice
watts.
The finance committee OF the Chester
field County School Board will meet at
the county courthouse on the 18th and
18th of this month
Judge f. r. Farrar ("Johnny RebO
will deliver lecture tonight at Midlo-
THAN at s o'clock for the benefit Of the
parsonage at Bon Air.
Mrs George Crawford is quite sick at
her residence near Forest Hill.
The infant child OF Mr.. y, II. Weisiger
has been very SICK but is now improv-
ing
Miss Aiethia Marks. of Scotland Neck.
n. c.. Is visiting Mrs. w. NJ. Bishop, of
this city.
Mrs. Anna Il. Ingram, of this city. is
sick at the residence of Major T.. G. War
wick I'm Chesterfield.
kIr Thomas Shaw Is very Ill at mis-
fathers residence. on Eleventh street be-
tween Hull and Decatur.
Mr.. r.. H. Brown. who has been visit
ing friends In Cumberland county, has
returned homa