The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
THE WEEK IN FULTON.
Personal and other Items from That
Thrifty Town.

Personal ana Otner llfni~ ilohh lh"'
Thrifty Town.
Politics I'm Henrico are beginning 70 at
tract attention. Precinct meetings will
be held throughout the county next Tues
day.
At town-haH I'm Yarina. ut 3 p. NJ.
Messrs Cornwall and wilson will stand
for Maupin delegates Mr.. Sweeney is es-
pous.ng the cause OF Ny. Gardener
The storm which passed over this city
laet Saturday NIGHT and early Sunday
morning. did IL good deal Of damage m
the lower end OF Henrlco. The large
pastures of Mr. W. +. Bennett. on Lower
James river. seem 10 have had the brunt
of il. These pastures craze a good many
of the ChatsWorth cattle.
The pasture is enclosed by barbed
wire fence The lightning played havoc
with the animals that consregated near
the fence killing one valuable milk COW
Of Chahius and several valuable animals
belonging 10 Mr. W. T. Bennett.
Rev. I. ~ Price missionary 20 China
accompanied by his wife and two chil-
dren and his sistor-in-law Miss Rebecca
f. Wilson. of Fountain mn,' 5. c.,
left yesterday for Sin Chang. China.
Rev Mr. Price has been on a visit 10
this country for the last twelve months.
during which time he has made his head
quarters 40 his uncie's. Mr.. John w. Tur-
ner. ON Marion iili
Mr. D. r. Johnston has returned from
n very pleasant visit 10 relatives IN Al
bemarle county Va.
A letter received this week by Mrs. p.
Parrish states that her brother NJ. n.
VI. Bradley. lies seriously I'D with lung
trouble at Marine Hospital In New York
10 is eight or nine years since he LETT
this city.
The Rev ]. r. Routtcn. pastor OF tho
Denny Street Methodist church. Will I'M
his pulpit to-day. both morning and
night His subject at IL A. NJ. viii be-
"The Richest Man in Fulton At p
NJ. his subject will be THE Lessons
Taught us from the Picture Of Three
Worlds" The sermon will be a compile
ton Of last Sunday nights subject. Mr.
Routten promises TO refute n doctrine
promulgated In the town through the
free circulation Of a certain publication.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, OF Baltimore, will
preach at Four Mile Greek Baptist church
to-day. This church has been without
pastor since June LIST. when Rev. y.
j. Hall resigned 10 so 20 Louisville 10
continue bis studies. AT the regular
church meeting Of the members on Sun
day August 10Th the committee on pas
tor will make their report. The commit
tee had three names under considera-
ton.
Mr.. William Crittendon, OF Varina. lost
a valuable horse last Saturday by being
driven too much His young son drove
the animal twenty miles in the hot sun.
The horse died in an hour after reach
ing this lcity. Mr.. Crittendon is here
under the care OF a doctor for treatment.
This week be reports the loss of a valua-
bic heifer Mr. Crittendon IS Informed
that 1t was stolen by a Charles City
negro.
Rev. John W. Daugherty. accompanied
by a good many OF the members OF his
church. is visiting and preaching at
Clover. Halifax county. Among those
who went are Miss Oracle Butler. Miss
Hattie Marlowe, Miss Alice Sutherland.
Miss Enroughty and Mrs. James John
son. Messrs. A. b. Day and W. b. Mar
lowe.
Mr.. r. <. Beasley. owner and proprie-
tor Of the South Boston News, is visit |
ing his friend. Mr.. A. 3. Day, at No. sos |
Louisiana street
Mr.. D. ]. Moore. a former Richmond |
boy, is here visiting friends and relatives