Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-01
TO HAVE A SCHOOL.
One 10 Be Established in SxanSbOrO l0r
The Advanced Pupils.
= SELECTED.
MANY TEACHERS
MIR. A. j. Bradley VIII lie "a Candi-
date for the Scnate-Hev' Mc'Ni'e
~,.,n In prcuch-Othcr Interest
ing Manchester News.


of Chesterfield county. met yesterday and
decided to establish graded school In
syyansboro. Miss Leynia Walden was
elected principal, Miss Helen Brander first
assist. and Miss Minnie Jones second as
slstant. The other teachers were elected
ms follows For Moore School. Miss Juiia
Morris: for Marks School. Miss Minnie
Lee Drewry: for Nlnth-Street School
Miss Marianne Pulliam; for Granite
School, Miss Ruth Martin. for Broad
Rock School. Miss II. May Hatcher.
The election Of teachers for Biiue
School was postponed til next Saturday.
The following colored teachers were
elected: Swansboro. Mamie g. Robin
son. Mt Olive. Victoria T. Moon: Granite.
Winnie 5. Blackwell; Warwick Road
Esther Brooks, Five-Mlle Branch. Lucy
WiDfree.
The schools will open on the first Mon
day in October
MIR. BRADLEY a CANDIDATE.
Mr.. A. j. Bradley has consented to
allow his name TO go before the nomnat-
ing convention for State senator from
the Sixteenth District. Mr. Bradley Is
an exceedingly popular young business
man of this city, and is IN every way
suited for the high position or honor and
trust his friends are anxious TO bestOw
upon him. He is a native Of Manchester.
and has ever had the interests Of the city
at heart. and should he be nominated VIII
make a strong standard-bearer Of his
party. and will certainly carry the old
banner 20 victory. Mr.. Bradleys friends
IRE sangune rs TO the result OF the
nominating convention, and Will work
with might and main TO secure tbs
nomination. Mr.. Bradley was chairman
OF the city Committee for several terms,
and did excellent work for his party.
The other asprants for the eenatorship
are the incumbent Mr.. Parish. Mr. I.
G. ID. Farmer. and Mr. Il. S. Reeves.
The convention viii be he'd in this city
September 18th.
NEWSY CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. Melville Martin. Of Richmond COL
Iege will preach at the Bainbridge-Str
Baptist church to-day. both morning and
night. Mr.. Martin has just returned
from Caroline county. where he has been
assisting in a very successful prOtrac;-
ed meeting at Concord Baptist church.
While in Caroline Mir. Martin was n
guest Of Colonel William Bowers
There will be no preaching at CCward!n-
Avenue Christian church today. as was
previously announced from the pulpit.
Communion services viii be held imme-
diately after the closing Of tie Sunday
school.
Elder Staples. Of this city. who has
been spending the month preaching sue
ocssfulv IN Southwest Virginia, returned
home Friday much refreshed.
There was a large attendance yesterday
morning at the funeral Of Air. Mcdowell
Reams which was held at his late resi-
dcrcc. The services were conducted by
Key. c. y. Van Houten. and Davis Coun-
Gil. No. -. J. o. L. 4. NJ, Of which the
deceased was Il member. attended the
funeral in n body. The remains were
inferred in Maury cemetery.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Tho game Of tramps who have been
peddlng apectacles in this city have
been arrested and will have hearing
I'm the Police Court tomorrow morning.
Mr.. J. w Kendall a former we'll
known resident Of this city. has been
made roac-foreman Of engines of the first
motive-pOwer division of the Southern
railway. Mr.. Kendalrs headquarters Will
be in Greensboro, y. c.
Mrs Moore. Of Seventh street, left last
night for Norfolk 20 visit her brothers,
Messrs. II. f.. and l.. w. Atkinson
The echo meeting Of the Baptist Young
ItoiHes Union Wnlcn was 10 nave been
he'd Friday night has been postponed
until rcxt Friday night
Monday being LaborDay. the post-oNfce
will be opened only from TO 10 O'Clock
y. NJ
Mrs. s. 4. Morrissett has returned from
visit to friends in Amelia county.
Mr.. and Airs. J. Y. A'well and daughter
who have been visiting relatives In
Amelia county. have returned home.
Mr. 7. II. Pratley IS very Ill at his
home IN SwanslorO'.
Two young white men We're fined $3.50
each in the Mayors Court yesterday
morning FOR creating a disturbance at the
Salvation Army meetings.
Master Linwood ~ Latham has re-
turned from "a visit TO Washington ac-
companied by his cousins. Misses Emma
and Bertha Nightingale