The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-23
SOME SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
yyTrRrSTlNG ITEMS GATHERED
AMONG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Trouble With the sewcrs-Many A"-pay
Meetings The Bazaar 1"omih:'
Personals and Briefs.
M,scursrrn BuRFau RrcnMosD TINES,

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The COZ tractor Is experiencing consider
able difficulty in the work OF putting
in sewers on account of quantities OF
rock In the way. In many cases blasting
has "a be resorted to In order 10 Gig the
trenches for the pipes. slx.inch terra
Gotta Pipes arc being used
The main trouble is on Fourth street
between Decatur and Stockton, and here
dvnan,ite has fcen freely rsc0.
in Chesterfield county all-day TeeNhes
are being held at various churches, ana
the crowds IN attendance are larse.
great many conversions arc rtptr'cu.
Rev. Dr. A. Il. Wood. Of Hampton, Is
prcacl.iug to larcc congregations at Bcth-
ichcm church. near Skinquartcr
Or l.. Il. Thornhill, of this city, Is as
sstirg Rev. r. H. Ninfree. me pasi'or
az Mount Hermon church. in conducting
revival fcrviCes. and much Interest mas
been manifested In the meetings.
At Salem church the Iastor. hev; M
Nct.lcs. r. assisted by Rev. Mr. Nilkln-
son. Of Ashland. and the meetings are at
tended with much success.
Revival services are also being held AT
Mount Giload Methodist church They
are conducted by Rev Mr.. GIL
The votes on the various beautlfuI anu
Useful things 10 be given TO popular per
sons by Indianola Tribe bazaar, no" Ut
progrcss a. Leader Hall, stood as fol-
lows Wcdne sday night; -
Oid-FelloWs' ReGalia-W. II. Snead, 20
c. W. Roach. 6.
Watch Chain-Misses Clara Fischer. 81
Jennie Prcsser p; Florence Smith, %;
Cora Talley. L.
Lamp no. Misses Leila Wright. p;
Mcrtie ROurdtreo %, Annie Donald, 30;
Iamp No. miss Minnie Epus. ~:
Annie Nays. 80. Mable Atkinson. Is;
Cora Hinton. g.
Z Nfat
Annie Butler $: Myrtle Barrett. Is; Bes-
sic Smith. a.
The programme for tonight will DO as
follows.
Quartette. OF Richmond: The COMEDY
Duo" Freeman and Wilson In their latest
sketch. The Colored Tourists; Tenor
SolO-"Fatal Wedding" VIII Toler, The
Emperor OF Banjos J. A. Page; Bass
SolO-"King over Land and sea" ia.
Phillips: A picture scene of graceful
dancers entitled. \ Stroll Of Coloied
Swells: Vocal Selections. Freeman and
Wilson Quartettc.
Tonight and tomorrow night will be
the big nights OF the week, and large
crowds are expected.
Services were held last night at the
tent.
Miss Marian Criddle is quite sick at her
home in Sw ansboro.
Mrs y. y. DreWry. who has been visit
Ing friends at Crewe. returned to the
city this morning, for few days.
Miss :. g. Patteson is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs +. NJ. Miller. at Powhatan
Courthouse.
Mr.. Charles l.. Petit. Is spending sew
eral DAYS at Cape Charles.
MIR. Thomas Binn is very sick at his
home in SwansbOrO.
Cynthus Grove. Druids. held well-at-
tended meeting last night at their hall
I'm SwansbOrO. There is considerable
activity noticeable In this order.
Miss Minnie Walden. of Ashland. was in
the city on a short visit Wednesday.
Mr.. II. G.. Broaddus has returned TO the
Cit. after "A pleasant trip.
officer John r. Hall came over from
RiChmt nd yesterday after a negro named
Alexander White. who has been in the
jail here for the past month on the charge
cf larceny. There are several charges
Of the same nature against him in Rich
;nOad.