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Gone ID fore.

The funeral of Sarah, [Pinky I
daughter of Rev. VIM. Troy took
place Friday, 18th inst. at the
Sharon Baptist Church. She died
on the morning of the 10th inst.
after IA protracted illness.
The funeral sermon was preached
by Rev. w. w. Colley. ex-mission-
airy TO Africa. Rev. Henry Williams,
Jr. of Petersburg, and Rev. w. NJ.
Robinson, of fredericksburg, spoke
words of sympathy over the re-
mains.
Rev. A. Binga, Jr. read the letter
from Star of Bethlehem Fountain, No
90, u. o. of II. II. of which she
was n faithful member. Among the
others present were; Rev j. f,
Jones, ID. d., Rev. A. Z. Dunbar,
Rev. j. Anderson Taylor.
The services were very impressive
The following were the pall-bearers
Honorary, w. p. Burrell, John
Mitchell, Jr., Geo. Stephens, Jr.
John o. Lewis; active, Hezekiah
Curtis, VIM. Tenant, A. II. Jackson
Miles b. Jones, Willie Thoms and
4. A. Randolph.
The tcasket was solid, round-cOr
nered black walnut, with heavy, sill
yer mounted handles. Undertakes
John b. Harris ofiiciated.
Mrs. Sallie Foster, wife o
Mr. j, j. Foster, departed this lif
Thursday, July 18th, at 11:35
Her funeral will take place Sunday "a
the First Baptist Church.
William H. Munce and Martin w
Munce, sons of William III. and JUL,
A. Munce, the sister of Mrs. S. II
Clarkson, Born April 9TH 1890. n
Bristol, Pa. Martin died June 10th
| William died June 23rd. 1890.
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machines of our civilization. 1t is
the great object of endeavor; the
great spring OF power.
The worst occasion OF discomfort
and one OF the great sources of dam
ger is money IL is the power in the
concrete. IL commands learning,
skills experience, wisdom, influence
and number Now, as we are unable
to do much as individuals, let us
work collectively We can do so,
and we must. Let every officer talk
business in his Lodge, and not only
talk but act. We have lost too
much time in CAN'T Side-shows
street parades and things of no i'm
portance | think we have outgrown
Bro. Andrew Gillian, a member o.
Travelling Sons of Zion Lodge
Lynchburg, was struck by a south
! bound train on the Va. Midland II
r., and killed N few days ago. III,
was a good man, had taken out hi
policy, and leaves one hundred dol
lars for his wife. Let this contin
ne.
p. p. B. b.
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Garry the News.

There will be grand Sunday
School excursion from Richmond to
Bothwell's Park z miles above
Ashland. Tuesday, July, 22nd
1890 by st. Phillips Sunday School
of Richmond. Good order will be
preserved. We guarantee our pa
irons a gay and festive time.
Fine music has been engaged for the
occasion, and many amusing games
will be introduced. Refreshments
at city prices.
Fare for the round trip: Adults,
soc. children under II years, 25c.
Train will leave Elba station, corner
Broad and Hancock SITS. on Tues
day morning the 22nd Mt $50
A. NJ. and returning leave Both
wells at z L. Nj. Tickets can be
obtained from the committee and at
the train.
Committee of arrangements; VIM.
Ferguson, Wellington Booker, A.
Foster, Jos. Scott, Thos. johnson,
Robt. McNaughton, NJ. X. Wallace,
Ed. Campbell, s. Ii. Shackelford,
George III. Morris.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 6 1890
Iss- All persons desiring graves dug
in the Mechanics Burynig Ground
apply to
BENZ. HARRIS, Supt.,
1901 ST. James
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A GYPSY's CRIME.
He Attempts to Cure Rheumatism aud
Relieve $50 Stolen.

A singular case was called at the
Police Court last Wednesday morn
ing. A gypsy n white man having
with him n colored boy met an old
colOred man on the street and said
to him. "Aint you got the rheuma-
tism ?'' Upon his answering in the
affirmative, he added 'sI can cure
you for $lOO."
Said the old man "Come TO my
house and I'll give you $1.OO-" He
told them to get some salt and then
give him the dollar. The old lady
went to box in which she had $50,
and took out So, and gave it to the
gypsy to change and take out 81.
He told them he would be $500
miles away by the next morn
ing. He then said, "Old lady, you
are cOnjured. | can cure you. Get
ten 10 cent pieces and lay them on
your fingers and two thumbs. Hold
them there two minutes and then
leave me alone in the room, then
come back within ten minutes.
The old man and woman went out
leaving the box with the $15 in the
room.
After they had stayed out the re-
quired length of time, they re-enter-
ed the room and found that the boy
and the money were gone. The old
man secured an officer who succeeded
in arresting the gypsy.
Justice Crutchfield listened careful
ly TO the evidence. The gypsy ad-
mitted he was there but said he
changed only $100. "Didn't you
know" thundered the Police Justice
that they were not conjured? he
was going to give the gypsy four
mon hs in jail and the boy two
months, when he found tuat by a
little clemency the money could be
secured. This was done and the 500
was returned to the old colored man
and woman. He then sentenced the
gypsy and his accomplice to 80 days
in Jail.
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C0uneil Meets.

Council met in the Bethlehem.
Church ON 18th Street.
BY motion Rev A. III. Mayo was
elected chairman, r. j. Bass, Secre-
tary, prayer by Rev. j. II. Holmes.
Delegates. First Baptist Church.
Rev. ]. II. Holmes, Deacons Allen
and r. j. Bass.
Rising Mt. Zion, Henry Brown.
Mt. Calvary, Deacon Frank Jones
and pastor.
Second Church, Robert Jones.
Mt. Tabor, r. Wooten, NJ. II. Brok-
enboer and A. III. Mayo.
Pilgrim Church, j. w, Kemp, w
Coots, ID. Robinson and William
Marshall.
Goth Street Baptist Church, J
Warder.
Motion was made that we enter in
to business. The call was read stat
ing that the Bethlehem Church held q
charge against the Pilgrim Baptist
Church for receiving their excluded
members.
WHEREAS, the grievance of tn,
Bethlehem Baptist Church agains
Pilgrim Baptist Church has been an
swerered in that the Pilgrim Baptis
Church, has excluded the said mem
bers whom the complaint of wa
made
Resolved that we as a council con
slider the matter of difference as salts
faetary, TO both parties concerned
A. ii. MAYO, Chairman.
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MANCHESTER Notes.

The sudden death of Mr.. Richard
BYRD last Friday was shock to the
entire.community. Mr., Byrd while at
work on last Thursday, was taken
sick in the evening at 3 O'Clock =. NJ.
1t was thought by those who was
around him that he had the cramp.
Everything that could be done
for the cramp was given to Mr.. Byrd
but of no avail. / asked Mr.. Byrd
what was his complaint, he stated
to your correspondent that he did
not feel a pain. Yet he seemed TO be
in the greatest misery BY his writh-
ing and twisting himself in such
manner.it was thorght it wasthe
cramp.
Mr.. Byrd was taken home in a
hack, aud the doctor summoned, who
stated it was paralysis. The deceas-
ed was q member of the Npttpway
Baptist Church for eleven years, He
was also a member of the First
Church Sunday School, and a mem-
her Of Phoenix Fountain of True Re-
| formers, and a member of Bethrar
Lodge No. 1896, g. u. o. of O. f.
The deceased was a gentleman and
Christian, and one who commanded
the respect of all who knew him
Rev. A. .Binga, Jr., ID. D., officiated
Memoirs were read from " OF his so
cieties, the Sabbath Sch ! and his
church. And even the II, arend add
ed among the many th was reaC
concerning the deceased 4 his Chris
tian life, etc. The Reverend preached
an able sermon indeed. Text, ssWho
soever hear these saying, OF mine ant
lido them, will hken him ITO wis
man who built his + e on {,
rock etc" The Doctor / his audi
ence spell boHnd-bathed tears a
| times.
Never have we heard such an ap
peal made TO the unconverted as wa
made Sunday by the pastor.
! The funeral Of little Viola Harri
= was also preached Sunday. She wa
a member of the Sunday School an
"a member of juvenile order of Fish
! ermen.
+ Mr.. John III. Holmes departed thi
life Tuesday after brief illness.
Mr.. g. NJ. Jackson is improvin
! very much indeed. He is under I'll
medical treatment OF DIR. H. l.. Ha
ris al Richmond
The concert of the First BaptiS
: Church Sunday School Monday nigl
is expected to be grand. We expe'
a large crowd.
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FROM DASyi aE.
A Grand Rally New ,stmaster.
DANvILLE, Va.

DANvTLLE. Va, 10, 30.
Within the last TIA 81 days the
members of the High rect Baptist
Church have raised 81 ~, and, since
Rev. j. l.. Barksdale hs rad charge,
about fourteen months he has, with
his congregation raise, yer $1,000.
On last Sabbath n Barksdale
preached ON excellent rlnon and
concluding he conQr Iafed the
members and friends their glori-
Gus achievement. "Y save raised
the necessary amount ID he, the
officers have paid = tests, your
Church is clear OF dol, i here is
your deed.
Deacon Moses Greoh a, old and
faithful veteran of sf'oas had
something to say enas lighted the
audience into a ty laugh.
Among other things ch he said
good and pointed were said the old
Captain, charity began aome." we
are out of debt let as cs rnence next
Sunday, two weeks hen, at the Low
al Street Church and ib to bring
all churches out of deb wish to
call them our churchs fact and
not by name only.
The congregation rtsponded with
an earnest amen and rC Mas one man
in rendering vote OF tl..nks to the
pastor and officers for t'le deed.
Quite a number of people are out
of the city summering od attending
the teachers Institutes.
Principals w. +. Gr sty and S.
Skipwith with Misses Anna l.. IVY.
p. NJ. Barksdale, Mary L. Robinson,
M. A. Paxton and Mr. l.. K. VIII
liams are attending I'll. summer In
stitute at Va. n. & G. L Petersburg.
Va.
Misses Willie Glass, Mary Claiborn,
and NJ. l.. Clancy are attending at
Bedford city.
Prof. Grasty attended both Insti-
tutes, Bedford and Va. n. K c. /. and
delivered an address at The latter.
Miss Clara Gladman III Lynchhurg.
graduate of the class os 1890, How
ard University, Is visiting with little
Fannie Curl, her sister Mrs. w. How
lett Jones No. 1888 S.Main Street.
The boys will give rand pic-nic
when the girls come home, oh
j. III, Johnson has becn confirmed
Postmaster here and took charge OF
the office to-day. Mr., johnson is a
solid republican and win be true to
the trust reposed in him. The repub-
iican party here are composed almost
entirely of colored voters: they have
stood firm for the new Postmaster
and now OF course expe,:t a full share
of the spoils.
Prof. Il. J. Adams VIII give a must
cal concert at the III 49, .,reai
2rasbsserian uhu;ss~i..>. ..sassy evening
next July 81. An friends and lovers
of good music are reqt ested to pat
ronize the Professor.
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Chesapeake City Items.
p. p. b. B.

The ladies of Zion Church are hold
ing fair at the Church for the bene-
fit of the Sunday School. All per
sons are requested TO attend.
Zebedee Young assaulted Robert
.Iett at Old Point on the 9th inst.
He struck him on the head with a
loaded whip. almost cauTing the
death of him Instantly. Jett
is in n very precarious condi-
tion. Young Is under bond until the
September term of court.
II II
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Continental Hotel.

NARRAGANsETT PIER. r, l., Iuly 90.
General Harvey G, Green of Rich
mond, Va. is in charge of the Cont
mental Dining Room, while Mr..
d. w. Parker is holding his usual po-
sition as Secretary under him. This
is the generals first season mt the
Pier and he is delighted with it.
Among the many walters from
Richmond with him are d. IL. Gray
A, w. Johnson, w, r. Jones, Jackson
Johnson. Daniel Frayser, Major
Johnson and others.
ager.
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A Grand Entertainment.


There will be Grand Entertain
ment given by the A. 5. 4 ID. of Israel,
at Harris Hall, Monday night, July
21, 1890. Weinvite our friends and
the public generally to:eOmeOut and
have a good time. Refreshments in
abundance. A fine band of music
will be in attendance. Committee of
arrangements Samuel Fowler,
Chairman; l.. c. Carter, Thomas
Archer.
William Pollard, GenI Ticket
Agent,
Admission, 20 cts.
Sas~ Doors open at 8 O'Clock p. m.
Tor Sale. One of the Oldest and most
I profitable drug stores in the city
of Richmond, Va. First class sub
scription store, reputation unex-
celled. There is no store in the
United States to excel it for u cold
pharmacist.
Address T. W. l..
724 n. 2nd ST. Richmond, Va.
There will be a Grand Picnic tC
Warwick Park, Monday, July 21
given by the Rising Mt. Zion Baptist
| Sunday School.
We assure all who avail themselves
OF this great opportunity, n gooC
time.
ROUND TRIP: Adults, SO cents
Children, 20 cents.
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A BASE BALL GAME.
How 1t Ended

The baseball game played ut
Rouses Point, between the boys oi
Hotel Champlain and Rouses
Point. The former entirely made up
Of the COlored walters of Hotel
Champlain in which the Champlains
defeated the ROuses Point by a
score of 5 to 4. The players were
Jno. NJ. Dabney, 1st base; Thos
Gee, catcher; w. III. Eggleston
pitcher; C. Page, I'd base: S. Epps
3rd base; A. Morton, S. S.; o. Cor
don, left field; T. Hatchet, centre
field; S. Gee, right field.
We have also organized a Bibl,
class here and meet every Sunday
afternoon for the special benefit o
the men of the Hotel (waitersl az
there is no church in three miles o
here bluff Pointl and in these Sun
day School meetings we pass away
two or three enjoyable hours.
w. Il. JONES.
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Richard Mimms has n stand on
the south side of Reservoir Park and
requests all to come out and patron
ize him. Open from 9 n. IN. TO IL
o'clock at night. Refreshments of
all kinds TO accommodate ladies and
gentlemen. Willis o. WingfieId,
manager.
Don't yell SO loud, but go on
the 4th Baptist Church Excursion TO
Hampton, Monday July 2Sth.
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Notice.

There will be a grand concert Civ
en- at 9th Mount Zion Church, Mon
day night, July 2Sth, 1890, for the
benefit OF the said Church. by the
west-end Lilac Club. There will be n
contest between two of the popular
singers of Richmond. A prize will be
awarded to the best singer.
Admission, 10 cents. Doors open
at 7:30 o'clock, commence at 3
o'clock. Mrs. Sarah Woodson, Man
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United States Minister Smith to Visit
Richmond.

The Board of the Baptist Foreign
Mission Convention in connection
with the ministers of this city will
hold meeting next Sunday night at
the First Baptist Church, in honor
of Hon. L. +. Smith, U. S. Minister
to Liberia, Africa.
Addresses will be delivered by Rev.
Joseph 4. Jones, ID. D., and Rev. A.
Binga, Jr. All are invited, go and
hear about Africa. Admission free
to ALL
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|. 0.GOODSAMARITANS& 0. S.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS July Z, 1890.
Rev. Richard Spiller,
Hampton, Va,
Nonr Sir

new HiCuttIQ ODllfeT,
Hampton, Va,
Dear Sir,
Knowing
you to have been for years the ac-
knowledged leader and untiriny
worker of the L. q. of q. =. and ID. OF
IS, l am sure a letter from an infant
order in this part of the State will be
OF interest TO you and the reading
public, as whatever benefits and ele-
vates, ennobles and lifts up any
portion of our race, however humble
must necessarily benefit the six mill
lions.
Feeling the necessity of an organ
ization of some kind to care for the
sick, bury the dead, and otherwise
help our people. After mature and
prayerful reflection with Gods help
and guidance, we met on the oath
day of March and organized club
to be known as L. o. of G.. s. and ID.
of s. At that meeting r. H. Moon,
an efficient teacher in our school
was chosen worthy chief and by his
untiring and gigantic efforts we met
from time to time and raised n suffi-
cient amount ofmoney to he set apart
and chartered
At this stage of the proceedings
Rev. j. p Adams came forward
claiming to be a Deputy and clothed
with plenary power to set apart or
ders. The fact that he masqueraded
in the title of Reverend" many of
our people was led off by him.
Hearing that you were at Liberty
attending the Baptist State Conven-
ton, r. II. Moon, worthy chief was
sent to Liberty to ascertain wheth-
er this titled Reverend" was clothed
with such power and found that he
was not.
God grant that the day is not far
distant when men who wear the liv-
cry OF heaven will speak the truth
thereby letting their light shine aud
pushing forward the great cause of
Christianity and humanity in this
sin-cursed world. / write this i'm sor.
row, for | have charity for all and
malice toward none.
But there are, thank God men of
our race who are all they claim TO be-
Such IA man was found in the person
of Jas. Z. Oakley of Lynchburg, who
came up on the LIST inst and set us
apart.
Twenty-four members were in the
organization. We have received our
charter, aud thank God that upon
the mountains of the grand pictures
que Blue Ridge, the deeds of the Sa-
maritan are done.
Our people are determined, God
helping them to leave no stone un-
turned in making this Lodge the
Ein0uel Lodge OF Virginia May il be
an honor TO God and our race, may
heaven defend and protect it, and
send it down the ages as the great
helper and elevator of mankind,
Is the sincere wish of
A MEMBER.
The following are the officers: r.
II. Moore, Chief, VIM. Spencer, T.. C..
I'D, Patterson, " c., c. ID. Patterson
| prelate, NJ. b. Patterson, L. S., r.. l.
Patterson, r.. s., II. G. Patterson, +
IS, Lewis Henderson, Treas, q. l.
| Preston. Con.
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Good news all along the line. New
lodges are being made; bad men are
being found, and everything is en-
cOuraging. We think that il would
be n good thing for our Order il the
Deputies would have union meetings
in the districts. There are people in
our Order who are good and upright
but do not fully understand their du-
ties and obligations, and they would
very gladly receive instructions in
these meetings. Not only would
the laymen be benefited, but some
officers in Richmond, Manchester,
and the surrounding counties might
have IA grand district convention or
Union meeting, and make the same
financial benefit to the Lodges in
the district. Petersburg might do
the same Norfolk, Portsmouth
and Berkeley might have grand
meetings and the same can be done
all over the State.
We must let the world know that
we are living more than once n year.
Let us mingle all of our faces more
and keep them together, and above
all things, keep before the people the
business feature of the Order. Our
Building and Loan Association that
started in Hampton in April, 1899,
with eleven persons, now has about
300 stockholders. 1t sold nearly
400 shares recently, representing
about $3.50, ,00O) fifty thousand dol
lars, 1000 of which has already
been paid in and is now out on good
Isecurity,
Our weekly incomes are from $3.50
to $3.50. AS all this is done in Is
lmonthss what can be done by 5000
men and women with proper Organi-
fzationP We must do something
lalong this line. The world demands
nothing of us; the age in which We
live demands it. Our people
demand it. When Napoleon drew
up his troops beforethe Marmelukes
under the shadow of the pyramids
, pointing to the latter he said to hi,
soldiers: "RemembeF that from yoI
: der heights forty centuries lool
down on you"
DR.. w. b. Johnson says: eff W,
stand upon the higest peak in tn,
{ dome of this great Republic. we viii
{ behold an army larger in number
t and more exalted In purpose, march
ing to certain victory, with the LOTT
ness of purpose, that challenges
the world to defeat; and n deter
Q mination of spirit that laughs at ev
/, cry difficulty" We are a part O
) this great number and let us do ou
4 duty to God, to ourselves, and Il
Q our country. We can do q grea
{ deal in the solution of the great rae
problem if we but have the money
Property is one OF the great cardinu
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Conference.

The District Conference of the
Alexandria district, OF the Washing
ton Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church, will convene at the
Leigh st. Methodist church Thurs
day morning, July "a, at 8 a. m.
Minister'S and congregations and
the public in general are invited.
r. S. pastor of Leigh Street Church
and Rev. H. A. Carroll. 2. +.
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WELLs-MARx:-The marriage of
Miss Lena Marx to Mr.. Alfred Wells
will take place Thursday, July "a.
1890 at No. 700 n. 1st ST. at o p.
M. Friends are invited. No cards.
Reception at All n. 18th ST., Thurs
day, July 81, 80 from TO IL L. NJ.
MAJoR-CRowDER The marriage
OF Mr.. William III. Major to Miss Re
becca j. Crowder will take place in
the First Baptist Church, Harrison
Street, Petersburg, Va, 23rd inst. at
$3.50 L. NJ. Friends are respectfully
invited. No cards.
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MANCHESTER, Va, July IA, 1890.

MANCHESTER, VA, July IA, 1890.
Bethrar Lodge, No. 1896 G. U. of
O. +.
WHEREAS, it has pleased God in
His wise providence to take from our
midst by death, who steals the lives
of all men and consigns them among
those who lived yesterday and are
now no more, brother Richard Byrd,
T.. n G. of Bethrar Lodge, No. 1896
WHEREAS, His uprightness and
CHRISTIAN piety was of such a nature
as to assure that our loss was Heav-
ems gain, therefore be it
Resolved that while we mourn the
loss of our dear Brother, we do bow
in humble submission to the will OF
the Divine Grand Master.
Resolved that we deplOre the loss
OF our dear and beloved Brother and
sympathize with his bereaved Father,
Brothers Sisters and relatives,
whom we recommend to God who
has promised to be shelter at al
times for those in distress and in
trouble.
Peace to hi+ ashes and
Felicity to his soul.
Respectfully submitted in the bonds
of +. l.. and r.,
G, H, Mpnford, r. s.
Bethrar Lodge, No. 1865.
Resolved that a copy of these reso
lutions be sent to S. C. NJ. for publ
cation and copy sent to PLANET
for Publication.
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.Hurrahl We are going to hav,

-Hurrahl We are going to have
q Jolly day on Tuesday, July 22nd,
1890. Come friends and go with us
on the Moore Street Baptist Church
Sunday-School Picnic az Providence
Forge. Train leaves G, 4 q. Depot
at 8 a. M, returning leaves Provi-
dence Forge at Z p. m,
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STOPl WATT AND WATCHII

And go with us on our Grand
Excursion to fredericksburg, Mon
day, August IL.
Fare for the ROUND TRIP: so
cents.
Train Leaves Elba at $50 A. NJ.
Monday morning, August 11th,
Returning Leaves fredericksburg at
8 p. NJ.
COMMITTEE:
JAS. Bowler, Wise Elliott, and
Albert Mcintosh,
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There will be a meeting of the La,
dies Memorial Club an Friday even.
ing, July Ia, with a committee from
the Attdcks Association and Attucks
Guard for the purpose of making ar
rangements to erect the monument
of Captain Emmett Scott.
O, T. PAYNE.
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or PLANET Office

Wanted everybody to know that
l am prepared to do Bin-POsting.
All work guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton. Excursion work a speciality.
G. A. Ezekiel, 1917 L. Main St.
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KNIGHT OF DAMON.
Grand OfIleers Elected and. Installed.

The State Grand Lodge Knights
of DamOns met in their 18th an
nual Session at.. Foushee st. Hall, on
July the 10th, 1890, and elected
the following Officers who were in-
stalled by Sir Joseph Wilson; Sir
Robert Brown, r. w. p. c., Sir Al
fred West, S. G. c., Sir A. l.. Monroe,
s. g. " c.; Sir Lewis Cooper, G. S. ID.
Sir James A. w. Jackson, S. g. S, Sir
George Holmes, ID. NJ, Sir David
Parson, G. p, Sir Robert King, G..
T., Sir Moses Johnson, X. II. W., Sir
Edward Randolph, l.. III. W., Sir
William Carthorn, X. II. c., Sir $. IL.
Moore, l.. ii. c.. Sir j. II. Wilkins, L.
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