The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-23

Ihe e. and %. building New Bridge.
Cement BILLS at Work.

GLASGOW, VA. Dec. 22.-special.-
With the near approach of Christmastida
there are number OF people scattered
about through the country VINO VIII either
near OF Glasgow v ith q leeling OF delight
o" prOlt una regret, perhaps nom the fa.t
thdt ne owns d corner IOt mere, when
ne pdld scVcIdl tnOusdnus Tor. ana To-
uay is only - part OF some other mans
stalk IicId.
since the election and the overwhelming
defeat Oh Tree SILVER ana Bryani~m, even
remote GLASGOW has To acknowledge that
brighter prosper lies before her TO-DAY
thdn Tor several years past.
Inc Chesapeake and ohio Railway
company nave placed upon the ground
mere several carloads OF iron and tim
Der preparatory 10 the CONSTRUCTION Of
new IRON bridge across North river al
the intersection OF the James. Work viii
soon be commenced on the erection OF
TINS bridge. IL Is earnestly nOpef that
the company viii give Us Il fOOt-y.av i'm
connection with this bridge. as it is the
most direct route Tor pedestrians between
Glasgow and Balcony Falls.
The big cement works, which had closed
down indefinitely before the election. mas
again started up. and is running al It's
iUu capacity. lhe l.W and cosby MAJ
chinery which was placed 10y the Mossrs.
LOchcr last summer and the big trolly
across the river orks admirably. and
they are daily making shipments OF their
cement. They have also placed "a new
mill. which is quite an advantage 20
ncighbOrhOOd farmers. and Mr. Iocher i'm
forms me That he has all the grinding
he can do.
which vcXed oar citizens for some time.
has been settled or about so. The plain
tin in the case. becoming tired OF the un-
dcrtakiug. agreed 10 "a compromise. which
provides that certain streets and alleys
may bee fenced and used for the sum of
81 per aero per annum, said streets and
alleys to be measured 10y committee
appointed by the defendants M the ex-
would amount 10 about $50 per year. Is
10 be used for the purpose Of keeping mp
sidewalks and other common convent
cncef.
For the past two weeks our quiet little
village has experienced great religious
revival Rev. Mr.. Talbot lfothodisD con-
Quoting services for nearly two weeks
some thirty-Odd being converted 10 Christ
on Friday evening Rev. Mr.. Scott, of the
Episcopal church. began n series of SEP
vices. and his work has also been crowned
with rcma rklbie success. Both NJ these
servants Of God are earnest Christian
workers
Miss Mary Clark. daughter Of The late
Captain Robert Clark OF this county,
and "a sister OF Mrs. William Campbell
Of this place. died az the home Of the
latter on Friday morning last. She mad
Lcen narlvzed for some time Aged about
fifty years.
VT. X. 7. monroe Nnu MISS Rosa " OF
folk We're married q the home OF the
brides parents here on the sth instant
There viii be an oyster supper m Nat
ural Bridge Methodist church on the 2fth
instant given by the ladies Of the con-
gregation for the benefit Il the church.
Miss Mamie Jones g. visiting relatives
IN the vicinity Of Richmond
The Misses CARING. of Ivnchburg. who
have been visiting the Misses McCOrkle
here have returned home.
The Misses Laird. Of Lexington, were
visiting i'm the city" last week.
Congratulations 10 The Times upon its
issue e the 20th instant and the beautiful
Christmas siDplemont