The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-04
DEATH OF Mr.. j. w. CAMPBELlL i.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond ZINES,

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The barn and much stock 5e.snsins TO
Mr.. w. w. Jefries, in Chesteraleld co IN
W were destroyed by fire + rlday@ nisnt.
The loss was heavy. In the barn We're
ely snflch COWS, some young tcaltle, TWO
mules. one morse, harness, buggy,
one-horse wagon, farming tools-and tseo
sufficient to keep the stock through the
winter. all Of which was lost. The pulia-
;n,-5,vas s0x4O feet, and was built about
uWo years ago by Mr.. Geo. W. t'reden-s
burg NO cause can be given lot the IRE.
All the work at the barn had been m
ished before dark, and the -DaEi was
closed for the night. It is supposed the
fire originated from tranlps sleeping or
plunderinS. The building was insured Tor
$500 in Chesterfield company.
DEATH or, j. .CAMPBELL.
Mrs. Rosa Campbell received telegram
Yesterday afternoon announcing the oeatn
OF her husband, Mr.SJ. W. Canlpoeil, at
the asylum in Williamsburg. Mr. camp
bell had been in bad hea,cn hoi
months. A few mont tbs ago his mind gave
way and he was adiudged insane and sent
to Williamsburg. where he has been since.
He leaves widow and five children.
The remains will be brought to Manches-
ter where the funeral service will be. con-
Quoted Monday.
wireheld Nevelle, the negro who was
brought from North Carolina Friday
night by Captain Lpscomb, was before the
Mavor Yesterday morning. On motion OF
Ney.lle,s counsel, Mr.. Charles Page, the
case was continued.
Grant Shaw. the negro who seruck.
Cosbill (colored) at the tanneEy fiiuas
night, was fined $3.50.
VI IEESIH
Asbury M. E. church, James Il. Green
pastor, Sunday-school opens promptly al
9:15 A M. Epworth League meet!hs
begins at 7:15 P. NJ. Preaching mornlns
and night by the pastor. Subject 1or -
A. NJ, "Whut Is in Name oupJeet
for {: 45 P. NJ. THE Glory OF DIVINE son
ship"
Central Methodist church, Sunday ser
vices February 4th-Bishop John y.
Granbery will preach at II a. NJ; Kew.
J. C. Reed, pastor at 7:45. Sacrament
of Lords Supper administered after the
morning sermon. All are invited.
Fifth-Street Methodist church-Sunday-
school at 0 A NJ; preaching at IL A NJ
and 7:45 P. NJ. by the pastor. Rev. j.
S. Wallace.
Stockton-Street church: Preaching at
IL A. NJ and at 7:45 P. NJ. The Ladies'
Missionary Society Will meet at $3.50 2.
NJ: B. Y. P. u at p. NJ.
There will be services at the church
during all next week, beginning with
Monday night. These services will be
in the interest of missions On Mon
| newly elected assistant secretary of the
Foreign Mission Board. VIII make an
| address.
| On Tuesday night Rev. E. v. Badly
| Will lead the service.
i On Wednesday night Rev. J. A. Sui
| Ivan will conduct the services.
On Thursday night Rev W. w. Sisk will
| make an address.
The services will be concluded FRI
day night with an interesting programme.
There will ba no preaching to-day
at Cowardin avenue Christian church.
The Union Glass Meeting Of the NJ. E.
churches of Richmond and Manchester
will be held at Paramount NJ. E. church
! to-day at 3 o'clock p. NJ, services con-
Quoted by NJ A. Campbell of Manchester.
| AL are invited to attend.
| Regular services at Bainbridge street
| Baptist church to-day.
Rev. Ohas. N. Van Houten will preach
| both morning and evening at the First
| Presbyterian church to-day.
| Services at West-End church to-day:
| sunday-schoot at e:30 A. NJ. Services
| at II A. M. and 7:45 P. NJ, conducted by
! the pastor, Rev. a. c. Bergman. Ep-
| worth League meetings at and I P. NJ.
| All welcome.
Regular services morning and evening
| at CloptonS street Baptist church by the
| pastor, Rev. Mr.. Sisk.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
! All arrangements have not as yet been
! completed in regard to the gas plant in
! Manchester, but the men at the head Of
the undertaking are sufficient to suaran~
| tee the success OF the scheme The mat
| ter will be laid before the City Council
next week.
Mr.. a L. Adamson has returned from
New York.
Miss Nam lie Sterling Neblctt, of Bruns-
wick. county, who has been visiting Mrs.
S. L. II gram has returned to her home.
The American Guild has grown greatly
in membership since its organization.
/ Mr.. w. w. Gibbs continues Ill at his
home, though reported somewhat better.
I Mr.. D. E. Lipscomb entertained a nuns
Der Of friends at his home in the county
Friday evening.
1 The Ladies Aid Society of West-End
church will meet Monday evening at 3
| O'Clock at the residence of Mr.. c. A.
1 Raines, opposite the church. Each MEM
Der earnestly requested to be present.
4 At the regular meeting Of the Swans
1 boro Conclave of Heptsaphs held at Gers
ley's Hall Friday night, new members were
received and applications for others were
/ received. This lodge Is growing very rapid
l and bids fair to do good deal of good.
/ Miss Cassie Foster, of Atlanta, Ga. is
visiting Miss Lille Adams.
! The Board Of Health held an important
called meeting yesterday afternoon Some
special and important matten; were dis
cussed IS
Mrs. u. Nr crump, of Wiseville. Ches-
terrified county, who has been quite Ill for
some time, was reported not 50 we'll yes
terday. ST .5}is
Mr.. S. M Perdue is confined to his
i home on account of sickness.
The Middle District Association of Group
NO. i will hold meeting at Oak Grove
4 on next Sunday. At eo-morrows services
the several Baptist churches VIII appoint
4 delegates to the meeting
DR.. Hazen, OF Bon Air, who has been
attending DR.. Fisher, Of Midlothian. who
is suffering with an attack of typhoid
fever, reports Dr.. Fisher as somewhat
better.
Preparing for The Census.
The taking of the next census, the
Z twelfth, will be begun June 1st. next
4 Schedules are now being forwarded from
of