Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
precnct Al Roman. in Narth

i,sh voting precinct At Roman. in Narth
River District.
Judge ]. X. Edmondson. trustee Of the
Bank OF Lexington. and Professor John
l.. Campbell, OF Washington and Lee Uni
versity, were In town Thursday
The congregation OF Nj. Horeb Presby-
terrain church have extended call TO the
Rev. Daniel p. Junkin. OF Louisville. Ky.
Mr.. Junkin " q son OF the Rev. Ebenezer
Junkin. for many years the pastor OF
New Providence church, In Augusta.
The Rev. DR.. J. A. Quarles. OF Lcxins-
ton, will preach at the Second Prespy'
terrain church tomorrow Sunday. $50.
The Rev Dr. G. w. Finley, OF Thinking
Spring has accepted the invitation 70
preach the baccalaureate sermon at the
June commencement Of Hampden-Sidnsy
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Ryan. OF West vir-
GINA. are in town, the guests or Mrs'
Ryans parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Hanes.
son Of Mr.. Rawlinson, the professor Oh
Gr,clan history at oxford, Eng. mas re,
termed from visit to New iors amd
Baltimore, whittier he was accompanie"
BY his wife.
The Democratic County Committee mas
finally decided not TO hold primary or
a convention to make nominations Tor ,"e
county Offices TO be f.led at the May
general election. However. permission II
granted the Democracy OF South hlVvr
District 10 hold primary as 10 ca"pi'
dates for offices local TO that district
C0knel James II. skinner IS sun con-
fined 20 his home. "SailorS Rest Du' 10
now Conval scing.
Meg. Preston H. Powell. who has been
ouIfa M has recovered from her severe
illness.
Nr. Robert HILBERT Of England. Is IN
town. visiting his cousins. Messrs. Ma
fhan.el and Titus Hilbert. the Vis"or
viii probably purchase farm ana locate
In this section.
Three weeks ago Mrs Il. IL. Dongner.y,
OF Norfolk. purchased the Eakleton Hotei
for 81. 90 a few weeks before inai the
stanton Perpetual Building and Loan
company had purchased the same pro-
pertv at $4,000. Since that time. we UNI
derstand, Mrs. Dougherty has been onered
SEQ 900 for her property. and holds IL no"
at $4,000.
The following real estate sales have
been recently made here: John a. Alex
ander, commissioner. to c. l.. De Priest
- acres near AmeX AT $3.50 per acre;
Alexander +. Robertson, Charles curry
and William T.. Craig TO j. VI. Quarles'
hl3 acres OF mountain lbnu HSdi l'"N"
Rock Springs. s5.s5 per acre; James Bum
gardner. commissioner, TO William II.
Cochran, $50 acres near Greenville, N5,lso;
James Bumgardner, commissioner. 10
George L. Reed farm near New Port, ~
acres. s2.425; J. II. Rust. executor. US
acres TO NJ l.. Link. at $50 per acre.
Edward Echols, commissioner. 10 NJ
Erskne Miller, the A. II. Taylor farm
14S acres, 5000. There have been also
several sales Of residential property in
the city.
Mr.. Richard Henry Catlett. Jr.. OF the
Richmond Bar, is spending the week AT
his home here, visiting his father, Mr..
Richard Henri Catiett.
Friday evening, the 10Th. the Rev.
Robert s. Barrett. u. D.. Of Atlanta, be-
gan n series OF services. to continue IN
Trinity Episcopal church for ten days.
DIR. Barrett is an earnest and persuasive
speaker. and has met with much success
In his work.
The mission services are held three times
each -day-morning, afternoon and eve
ming.
DR.. Peter Winston, Of Farmville, IS In
town.
Miss Irvine o. Easley, Of South Boston.
Is visiting friends in Stanton.