Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
MARRIAGE IN MANCHESTER.
Miss PInchback Becomes the Bride of Sir
nr-1.. n..a,unI u nj Ofher IfnmA


MIR. Robert Taylor and Miss Blanche NJ. Pinch
back wero married last night az the residence OF
Mr.. Jones. on Twelfth street Mr.. w. 7. Pinch
hack. Of Amelia. a brother Of tho bride, and
large number Of friends Were present TO witness
the ceremony and congratulate the newly
welded ones.
meeting Yesterday az Cersey's Hall, IN swans
borO. Tho attendance was quite large ana inc
reports from tho various groves IN the state we're
very encouraging and showed the ofder 70 20 III
"A fiOurishiug condition 80 c,
The friends OF Sir. II. Clay Chamblin, Of Ches-
terneld, are ANXIOUS that he should announce
himself canGidate Tor the Legislature rom
this district. Mr. Cbamblin Is n well-knoWn ana
prosperous farmer aud stock-breeder ana is eX-
ceedingly popular throughout tho district ne
says while he will not make ngnt Tor the pia-o
II the people Of the district want nm ana ne
l. elected ne will serve 10 the best OF his hbhty
Charles Murray and Fayette Robinson, ths
negroes who had n dificulty IN SNansDorC lues-
day, will be before Squire Wilson Hewlett To-
day.
bridge has boen completed.
NEWS ITEMS or INTEREST.
The regular meeting Of Manchester Royal
Arch Chapter, No. 4S, A. +. and A. NJ, Wili be
held tonight az $50 o'clock at the Masonic rem
pie. Election OF o1lcere Will take place and the
Royal Arch degree viii be conferred on several
candidates
Manchester people who have occasion 70 drive
across he Freo bridge and up Ninth street COM
plain bitterly about tho condition OF the street
on account OF the Old street-car tracks that were
left there when the route was abandoned.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court viii meet to-
day, when the case of Saunders -. howard q
co. removed from PoNhstan county will he
heard. y. VI. miller aud Willis u. smith appear
for the plaintiff, aud William n. Flanagan Tor
defendant
some Of the iron for tho bridge across Falling
creek. which the supervisors ordered TO DO
built. was hauled there Monday.
Persons running wagons on the street had
better see to getting out their licenses. Inc
time has expired and the police are reporting
all persons who have failed to attend to THIS
matter.
Very little interest is being manifested In
baseball IN Manchester this season. despite the
fact that there is splendid PARK nj fores! lilll
and some good ball-players IN TINS city.
In tho Mayors COur: yesterday morning three
white boys were nned dollar each for hshting
n negro boy. Ills Honor viii have tho cause ot
several fis,icufls 20 investigate this morning.
BRigF PERSONAL NESr.OS.
Mr.. Waro j.. Gay and others Interested In the
coal-miue- at Midlothian are getiing roaiy 20 do
considerable mining al that place. Tweniy-hvo
thousand feet OF lumber ls being dellyor91 at "A
shaft which has been abandoned for some years,
but which. under the improved system Of
mining. can. II Is said be worked very probably.
Messrs B. b. Nelsger and Andrew d. Daiiron,
Of this city, who purchased the Murchio-mlu
property in Chesterfield, about FIX niles from
Manchester, may estab!ish picnic grounds at the
Old min slt0.
Judge Il. A. Hancock Will deliver the ANIMAL
nddrcFs before the literary societies % Chester
Coiloyiate Institute on Tuesday evening. ihs
18Th Instant. lie will also deliver tho address
before the literary sDclctics 81 Ninisor Acal-
emy lsle of Wight county. on the 10TH Instant.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. L. Morrissetf. Of Swans horo,
have the sympathy ot their lrlen1s N III" death
OF their infant child, wnicA occurred yesterday
afternoon.