The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
FROM THE SOUTHSIDE.
THE NEWS OF NiNCHESTER md
yICfNTTY YESTERDAY.
A Ma~-Mce;ing Of ropniists TO be Held
Marriage Of Mr.. Bntcman ana Mrs.
Moslev Personal Mention.
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N.~ep,,gyn ErEfar RicHNoSD TIwss,
No. 1871 HUT SrEltT. krsrTIE BLOCH
Mr.. ]. y. watkins, chairman OF the
Peoples party OF Chesterfield county
has issued can Tor mass-mecnng
OF the Peoples party at Chesterfield
Courthouse. on Monday. October 18th.
The object Of the mass-mccting. AIR. wat
kins says, Is TO ratify the nominations
made by a non-partisan. Reconsideration
conference which was held on Monday
September so;h. when the following can
didatos were nomnltcd. FOR the SEN
ate. w Nj FLANAGAN. OF Powhaton.
Tor the HOusc--Aisssfs. Garter h. barri-
son. OF powhntan. and Il. n. Morrisett
OF Chesterfield. An concluding the call
Mr.. Watkins says.
AN Democrats who favor honest
elections. and oppose thc present ring
rule. are cordially inVited TO be pres
ont and cooperate with us. gooa
attendance liz requested. as there VIII be
a number Of sood speakers present 20
address the people
MIR. Nathaniel william Henry Bate
man and Mrs. Fatde Watson Mosiey
were married Wednesday evening at 100
o'clock. al tho residence OF the BRIDE, on
Porter street. between Seventh ana
Eighth. Jhc ceremony was performed
ly Rev. w H.. Hurt. pastor OF SlOch-
ton-Slfcet Baptist church. IN the pres
tnce OF the immediate family.
Mrs Fannie Newton Chalk, widow ot
Richard ". Chalk. formerly OF the nrin
Of George l. Herring a Co, died III
the residence OF Mrs. p. d. whitehead
40. ls Tenth street. Manchester VA
at 1870 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Airs Chalk Was Miss Chamberlain
niece or Mr Philip Chamberlain.
Manchester was well represented at the
Stafo Fair Yesterday. An the city Of
nces were closed, and in addition q large
number of The merchants took holiday
Sir. George j. Trono wcli-known
and highly respected young man OF Ches-
terneiI. died yesterday morning az :
o'clock. az his home near providence
church. aged twonty-one years. The iu-
neral will take place tins afternoon al
. o'clock. from that church. and the SER
vices VIII b. conducted by Rev. Leroy
Ph1rp.
Dir. Emmett 1urpin. who has been
confined TO his bed by sickness for some
time. was worse yesterday. and MS con-
dition is considered critical.
Mrs. r.. NJ. Johnson. Of Prospect, va,
IS HieiIHA MIS- IL T. A'A''''t.ft va -''--
bridge street.
Miss Ruby p. Dabncy. of Powhatan
Courthouse. is visiting Mrs. NJ. Iurpin'
on Porter street.
Miss Annie TAYLOR, OF 5lS west Thir-
teenth street, who has been quite SICK
is improving
Mr. Chambers, prominent tobacco
nist Of Lynchhug, Va, is visiting ms
aunt Mrs Garnett corner sixth ana
Decatur streets.
Mrs. Jeter and child. Of Petersburg. are
visiting irs W ehster. on Porter street
Joseph Callcnburg. who escaped from
the authorities In Swansboro recently,
has not been heard from.
The Manchester Grays attended the
state Fair yesterday, and made a me
appearance.
Mr.. oscar Harris. of Charlottesville,
is In the city. stopping with Mr. Il. II.
Morrisctt
Miss Lily Wells. Of Chesterfield, IS Wis
itine Miss Ellen BrodnaX. on Porter
street
Miss Pearl Evans IS detained at nor
home, IN swansboro, on account OF SICK
Ttss.
There will be a prayer-meeting at
O'Clock tonight at Mr. /. W. Cheat
hams. on Murray street. In the Interest
Of the Oak Grove Baptist Sunday school