The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-27
MANCHESTER TO
Do HER PART
VIII Send Thirty Floats to the Great
Trades Parade,
MERCHANTS ARE PATRIOTIC
Pushing Orders for Decorations OF All
KinIs-Thrcc Deaths in Man
chester Railroad Com
missiOncrs.
MERCHANTS ARE PATRIOTIC
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times
ul2 Hull Street Bcattie Block.

tho Goat builders OF the city of Manches-
TER All day yesterday and late into the
night orders for tho national striped
bunting designs and caparisons Of every
kind were being given The merchants
are awake and doing The parade from
across the James now promises TO be a
most oreditablo display
The number of floats representing
Manchester has increased since tho am
nouncement that President Mckinley and
Cabinet will Wow the thades' parade.
THIRTY FLOATS.
10 was stated last night that there
would bee at least thirty floats. gotten up
in most pleasing and attractive style.
The Business Mems Association VIII
lead the procession.
In the lime viii be the cavalry company.
the bicycle riders. and on foot VIII follow
an army OF the workers in thc shops and
manufacturing plants of One city
Hon Vs. N. Baker was iu Manchester
yesterday Hc Says he sces uo reason
why the Democratic ticket should NOT
easily carry his district.
lie IS OF The opinion that the indcpend-
cnf candidates viii not amount To- mlcl.
ar and Airs d. IS. Burnett have Zee
turned from an extended bridal tour,
.r,s .ro ,.o- I'd homo. al so. i1f> Bafr-
bridge street
SIR John Hanger ,s obson. from the
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thuslastlc meeting last night Three
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child. Ellen roberta aged Icn years.
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