The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-08
REVIVAL MEETING
IN MANCHESTER.
Rev. Mr.. Mcfaden Preached to a
Large Congregation.
AN APPEAL TO DEMOCRATS
Chairman ID. T.. Toncy Calls Upon the
Voters 10 Come Out-Manchcs'er
Council, Royal Arcanum. 10
Have n Big Rally Tonight
MANCHESTER Bunr.u RIcunoSp TIMES.

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liz H Ill SFALIT, BAT J. BLOCK.
Ths meetings now being held al the
yffthStreet Methodist church are grow
ing IN interest nightly. Mr Mctaden'
the pastor, conducted tho services last
nisht and preached 10 IA large congre-
ration. Several persons IN the congrega-
fion presented themselves for prayers
ana there were several conversions.
The meetings will continue during the
week Mr.. McFaden is ably assisted by
members of his church. The meeting
last night was well attended.
THE ROYAL ARCANUM.
The Manchester Council, Royal Area
mum. Will hold a big rally t. night at
Toney's Hall. Mr. George Il. Gray has
ments. and he has arranged
good programme. which viii he
rendered. Among those who viii
take part in the exercises VIII
be City Collector Charles Wake, Messrs
J.. NJ Nunnally., William Allen, Augustine
Royal and Captain John O'BTen. Mr..
Allen will sing several negro selections
while Mr.. Wake VIII ply his vocation
and tell the brothers how TO pony up for
the good of the order ami its members.
ELECTION DAY
To-day IS election day. The polls
in this city will be opened at sunrise and
closed at sunset The only candidate %
be voted for is for Congress. There arc
three names mentioned for the office, but
Captain John Lamb is the incumbent and
the choice OF tho Democrats. Messrs. j.
H. Weisiger and Otis II. Russell are his
opponents They are Republicans and the
choice of the two factions Of this party.
To ha no what
Captain Lamb will receive a handsome
majority I'm Manchester
The CITY Central Committee held
meeting Saturday night and perfected
all arrangements for to-days work.
They are sanguine OF the success of their
man but desire every voter 20 come out
and cast his ballot BY this means Man
chester will always have a good repre-
sentation In all conventions.
City Superintendent ID. l.. Toney has
issued the following letter TO the voters
OF Manchester:
Manchester, Va. November 7. 1895.
To the Democratic Voters Of the City OF
Manchester:
AS Chairman of your party IN this city,
! deem It necessary TO call your atten-
ton to the fact, that we are on the eve
81 an important election, and 10 request
and urge that you go to the polls on to-
morrow and cast your vote for the Hon.
John Lamb. our faithful and efficient
standard bearer. and while there is but
one candidate 10 be voted for. 1t is high
ly important that you should vote for
him. and while you may think that your
vote fs not necessary you are vastly
mistaken. Although there arc two Re
publican candidates. we have no assur-
ance whatever that both will be voted
for. therefore let me urge upon you the
Importance OF casting your votes and TO
get your friends 10 cast theirs also.
Very respectfully.
ID. l.. TONEY.
Chairman City Central Committee.
The polls will be opened at the follow
ing voting precincts:
First Ward-C. f. Fischer's harbershop,
Hull near Seventh street.
Second Ward-Jury-room OF the Hust-
ings Courthouse.
Third Ward-No. 1901 Hull street.
Fourth Ward-Thirteenth near Hull
street.
THE RETURNS.
The returns from Manchester will be
received by the City Central Committee
at Leader once at No 500 Hun street to-
night. They will be made known to the
public as soon as received.
Arrangements viii be made 20 get them
from Swansboro and Marx Addition as
early as possible All who are interested
can learn the returns OF the election nj
this office.
SUNDAY FUNERALS.
The fur eral OF Mrs. Conrad Lipscorh
took place from Meade Memorial church
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The
sacred odihCe was filled with friends 10
49,. l.e trfk of
Mrs. Sergnera Atkinson was buried from
the Fairbridge~Sireet Baptist church
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. She
was "a great sufferer for many months.
The deceased was the wife of Mr. Samuel
u. Atkinson, who for many years con-
Quoted the tile works on upper HUI
street. The following were the gentlemen
who acted as pall-bearers: Captain Jas.
A. Iipsccmb, T.. W. Weisiger, j. j.
Bayley, j. l.. Robertson j.. NJ. Robert
son. John +. Utz, ID. j. Weisiger and
4. T. Sneillngs.
THE MAYORS COURT.
Mayor Maurice had only one case TO en-
gage his attention ir .he Temple of JUS
tice yesterday morning.
Tiaiie hrosn and Luie Redd have had
several fights caused by iealously on the
part of Brown when she learn
ed that the Redd woman had superseded
her I'm the affections of her sweetheart,
She was up last week before his honor
and had 10 pay a fine and costs but as
the damages were light she did not deslst
in her persecution and threatened the lie
OF Brown
The prisoner was put under bond In the
sum of $50 for twelve months To keep the
peace. -
Personal MENTION.
Mr.. Max PeizOid Of Roanoke. Va. for
merly OF Manchester, and brother OF
Mr. r. &. petzold Is IN the city. lie came
down to have his eyes attended by pr.
White.
Can't John l. Whitworth and wife left
yesterday for their home In Berkeley, Va.
MI. william 4. Gillian, OF Powhatan
county, Is spending a few days win
friends in this city.
A rrip hacked with wearing 0nuarei was
found near the pumping station Sunday
night.
Mrs. Stuart Morrissette, who has been
visiting her parents Ia ilalilaN county,
has returned TO her home In SwansboIo'
Mrs Fannie rOibOti. of 'orWmouth. hr.
rived In the city yesterday, the guest
or her rather. MIR Elijah reach, OF 'aa'N
addition.
Misses Luna Utz and Bessie Bates, oil
CrigleTsyille, Va, are the guests or Mls'
John 4. Utz. Of Cowardin avenue.
Mr. Joseph Butler. ol Nortoik, hui TOT
meriy Of this city. Is stopping win ms
sister, Mrs. Jake Whit, of Swansboro.