The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13

ply; II shall vote the Democratic ticket
on November 9Th"
This 10 a fair illustration or what the
people want. They do not need flights
of oratory, but want the questions of
the day explained TO them by practical IL
lustrations. III this is done, there need
De no fear OF the result.
Messrs. w. II. Barrett, j. Il. Wilkinson.
j. Losier, and q. ". BlaDkenship, the
committee appointed by Swansboro Lodge
OF Odd-Felows to escort the remains OF
the late J. W. Cheatham to their final
resting place. in Chesterfield, returned
home yesterday morning. The remains
OF the deceased were inferred at Mt.
Hermon church.
The following members of Moseleys
Lodge Of Odd-Fellows met the body at
the train yesterday and escorted It to
the burying-ground: j. a. Bailey, John
Flournoy. Richard Flournoy. X. a. Nose
ley, s. T. Bass, B. +. Moseley. Ed. Nose
ley EyodS o. M RssESy A. w II Goedf Il t.
w. 4. Jackson, f. Markham, V. Mark
ham and Alex Campbell.
There viii be a conference Of the Re-
publican committee of Manchester and
leading Republicans of Manchester and
Swansboro next Wednesday night TO or
ganize the party and decide as 10 whether
they will support j. w. Southwark, the
Republican nominee. or Judge James ~
Gregory, the Populist candidate, or not
vote at all
The meeting promises to be largely at
tended. Il is called by c. W. Harris,
chairman Of the Republican city commit
tee.
A large number Of our citizens were
in attendance upon the Exposition yes
terday.
Mr. d. L. Pulliam, Of this city ad-
dressed the Democratic voters at New
Kent Courthouse Thursday.
Miss Ellie Robinson. OF Petersburg, is
the guest OF Mrs. j. j. Bayley.
The Manchester delegates to the State
Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ, which meets at
Charlottesville next week, will leave Mon
day morning
The public schools were closed yester-
day.
Miss Matte Wicker has returned to her
home i'm SwansbOro, after a lengthy stay
with her uncle. Colonel B. w. l.. Blan-
ton i'm Cumberland county, While there
many parties were given in her honor
She was accompanied home by her charm
ing cousin, Miss Mary VI. Blanton.
Misses Bette and Allie Trent. Of Mar
tinsville, are the guests of Miss Lottie
=. Lipscomb, No 1903 Maury street.
There were two triing cases on the
Mayors Court docket yesterday morn
Mrs. W. d. McAdoo, and daughter.
Mary. Of Greensboro. n. c., are visit,
ing Mrs. NJ. b. Moore, at 9O2 Decatur
street.
Judge p. A. Hancock has gone 10
Brunswick county, to hold the regular
term Of the Circuit Court Of that coun-
ty
The german given AT Leader Hall last
night by the young ladies was I'm every
way a success. being kept up until 2
o'clock this morning. The first half was
led by Mr.. Shines and the second half by
Mr.. Van Buren,. The following couples
were present:
W. Il. Cox with Miss Mamie Mayo
Rawley Green with Miss Ella Mayo, W.
Il. Moncure with Miss Lalla Mayo, T.
Francis Greene with Miss Minnie Lee
Drewry, L. r. Early with Miss Kate
Drewry, Gordon Strachan with Miss
Bessie Reed. 3. O. James with Miss
BESSIE Gil. II. /. French with Miss Ruth
Sublett. Frank Hancock with Miss Ellen
Weisiger. Willie Ball with Miss Gertrude
Weisiger. Ry.and Williams with Miss
White. Misses Susie, Fannie and Mildred
Garnett. Susie Holland Gillock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Micheaux, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nGrd Walden.
stays: d. L. Brodnax, Tom. Owen,
Charlie Brown. Van Buren, and Dortch
The chaperones were Mesdames p. w.
Weisiger. h. y. Drewry, Ingram, Gary
Garnett, Mayo, Reid, Arlington, and Miss
Jennie Hatcher, Mrs. John Arlington.