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The Christian Church on Fayette st.,
has been blessed with a revival conduct.
ed by Rev. b. A. Spencer with crafty
ing results a
1t speaks we'll for Rev. Spencer, sine
his short stay here seventeen person
have confessed.
Last Sunday at 3 p. M, seven went to
the water TO receive baptism. He is a
powerful preacher and good man.
His example is worth great deal 70
our people. He is man, full OF biblical
knowledge and his winning wSys in the
pulpit will bring a great addition to our
Christian Churches in our little TO ~ns.
Classen School opened with Geo. Il
Collier, Teacher.
Roanoke and Southern r. r. will
soon be completed TO this place.
Yours Respectfully,
JOHN + COOPER
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OLD POINT NOTES.

OLD POINT, Va, Oct. 8, 1890.
The political fight has commenced
and from the sign of the time, and
from what your correspondent can
see and hear, that Judge G. w. Muir
daugh will be the standard bearer
from this, the Second District. The
convention was called on the 30th
ult in Norfolk, Va, at Mechanics
Hall. The hall was crowded with
delegates from the different counties
that came to see fair play" Hon.
Ill. Libby seeing that the fight for
him would be to a finish, had his
name withdrawn for the benefit of
the party as friends advised him to.
The friends of the other candidate
was advised likewise, but they would
not consent, thus dissatisfaction
commenced and ended and "a num-
Der of the delegates left the hall,
crying, unfair play"
| They soon secured another hall
and there held "a meeting and decid-
ed to place the Judge ia the field.
We regret TO see opposing candi-
dates in the same party, but unfair
dealings in the regular convention
was the cause of it.
The Judge will speak in Hampton
next week, but at this writing can
not give date of his visit.
j. q. Asbury, Esq, was also men
toned as an aspirant for the Con-
gressional honor, but declined to
enter in this campaign, but look out
for the next fight, for n colored man
from this district.
Mr.. Asbury was down on Monday
to survey for the new hotel for color
ed people. Work will commence
soon.
John Chamberlains' Hotel will be
completed by June next.
The Hampton Normal School
opened on the LIST and as usual the
school is crowded, showing the gooC
work of that institution.
We visited the school in company
with James Alexander Chiles, ESQ.
of your city who felt pleased Will
the school and its surroundings
We regret to hear of the expected
! departure of Mr.. Chiles from you
city to Lexington, KY, but fee
; confident of his success wherever b
locates.
Rev. r. Spiller has returned from
, his extended trip North.
! Mrs. Joseph Myers of your cit,
! has moved to Chesapeake City wher
she wik make her future home.
, Mr.. >. Il. Houston and family c
. the Hygeia Hotel will leave Monda
for your city and will be the CUES
of Mr.. William lsham, 500 N. st
st. After remaining there to til
grand Celebration will leave for a
extended trip west. Parties wishin
to correspond with him can write t
his address, Salisbury, Md.
IS Misses Alice Matthews, Katie Hal
Y Rosa and Julia Williams left fc
:. Wayland Seminary, Washington
4 where they will continue the
studies.
IS Miss Mary Laws visited her pa
az ents and has left for N. Y. Mast.
Is Thomas EchOls left for Washingto
II TO attend school.
s. Miss Sarah Banks left for Ric
n mond after spending several weel
with friends and relatives.
s. Mr.. Getaway Bird passed throuf
ke here on his way to Boston where
tie expects to enter Harvard College.
nv AS the fare on the different Ra
in roads has been reduced; quite
OF number will avail themselves of t
IN opportunity, and will be there
er witness the grand Celebration ne.
nd week. Please let us hear your vie
on that remarkable address"
al Mr.. Isaiah T. Montgomery of M
to sissippi before that Convention.
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RICHMOND, VA, SEPT. 25, 80
The Supreme Fountain q. u. o. of
7. Z. held it's Sixteenth Annual SEES
sion at Jerusalem hall, King ST.,
Hampton, Va, on the 10, II, IS
and 18th of September, 1890.
The Subordinate Fountains of the
State and of Washington ID. G. were
well represented.
The report of Grand officers shows
that the Orderis inaprosperous and
fIourishing condition. Officers elect
ed for next Term are as follows:
&. w. NJ, Paul Erwin, Richmond,
Va; G. w. V. NJ, w. III. johnson,
Washington, ID. c.; G.. w. M. Pat
sy johnson, Richmond, Va; G. w.
s., Martha Ghee, Richmond, Va. ;
G. w. r., Wingfield Boiler, Rich
mond, Va; G. w. c. VIM. Dan
bridge, Richmond, Va; g. w. g.,
Ella Canon, Washington, ID. c.; G..
w. S., James Robinson, Richmond,
Va; G. w. p. g., VIM. Burnley
Richmond, Va.
The Supreme Fountain adjourned
to meet in Richmond, Va, ON the
third Tuesday in Sept. 1891.
PAUL ERWIN, G. w. M.
MARTHA CHEZ, G.. w. S.
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Literary.

The Richmond Langston Literary
Association will give it's first public
lyceum at the Fourth Bapt. Church
on Tuesday evening, Oct. 18th at 8
O'Clock p. M. The programme will
consist of music, orations, decIama-
tions and a debate. Resolved that
the Coloredipeople of America should
emigrate to Africa. Friends of
the Society are respectfully invited
to attend. General admission 10
cents
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V. N. & T.. Instituted
ETTRICK, Va, Sept 80, '90.)
George Williams, Jr. Esq,
Dear Sir


Dear SIR
In reply to your letter
received on the 29th of Sept. request
ing me to deliver an address on the
occasion of the Celebration of Eman-
Proclamation, beg leave
TO state that if Providence permits
me to speak as requested by the
committee, the subject of my dis
course will be announced at the
time.
The noble purpose for which the
celebration will be held namely, to
thank our Heavenly Father for our
freedom and our progress-cannot
fail to receive the appreciation of
white and colored alike. The Amer
lean nation is n grand and glorious
exhibition of Gods mercy and favor
The father of the Republic laid it's
rocky foundation in firm and IN
faltering faith in God, and those
ao believe that this nation is dis
bed to survive till the coming OF
Christ, are thoroughly convinced
that the people as whole of our
country will continue to grow IN
faith and righteousness.
If this celebration will serve to
: make us as people more devoted
: to God and righteousness, the grand
and glorious result, which will in
variably, accrue to the State anC
nation cannot be foreseen by the
brightest intellects.
am respectfully:
d. b. WILLIAMS.
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night, OCT 18th at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ
To consider business of Importance
A full attendance Is desired. All
stockholders are also desired to b,
present.
ALLEN j. HARRIS, Pres.
A. WALKER, Jr., Sec'y.
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Republican Conference.

The Committee appointed by the
Republican Conference which assem-
nled at Henrico, C. III. Oct. I'd, 1890
met at the Custom House, Tuesday,
9th inst where it met the Congress
sional Committee the 3rd District,
j. w. Nranally, of Chesterfield, Va;
j. w. S outward, of Henrico, Va;
Gilbert'Boyd, of Goochland, Va; j. S.
Defarge. of King William Co., Va;
John NJ tchell, Jr., James H. Bar
rett, T. C. keenan,, George w. Dues
berry, Oh Richmond, Va; and julius
Chisholm of Hanover CO., Va.
Stirrin remarks were made by j.
W. Nun ally of Chesterfield Co., Va.
Gilbert lloyd of Goochland, A. t.
Mookla of King William County
PatTic' Keenan,, of Richmond, Va.
The lao. Named speaker offered q
resolutie that the Congressional
Commit 49, III to call q
convent ON at once and nominate
a candi ste for Congress. Mr.. j. w
Nunnall seconded the resolution
and urg d the nomination of can
didate. Il w. Harris of Manchester
spoke. did not think that there
was sufficient time in which to cal
a Convention. He called for som,
other plan
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THE STRANGE STORY
Allan Quatermain'SWif
'H 7yyB BIZ n. RIDER HAGGARD.
AUTHOR OF "SHE," "KNe SoLoMos's
YEA eah MINES" JESS" "CLEo-
.fo'ii PATRA," Ere.
AN AFRICAN ROMANCE.
CHAPTER X.-coNrNuED.

CHAPTER IX-CoNTINUED.
because you love her," she hissed In
answer; ''and do l not love her also.
who saved me from the babyans! am
woman as she is, and you are man,
and they say in the kraals that men
love women better than women love
women. But 1t is lie, though this is
true, that il woman loves man she
Aprgets all other love. Have not seen
n? | gather her howers-beautiful
flowers; | climb the rocks where you
would never dare to go to find them;
you pluck piece OF orange bloom in the
garden and give it to her. What does
she do2-she takes the orange bloom,
she puts 1t in her breast and lets my
flowers die. call to her-sho does not
hear mo-she is thinking. You whis-
Per to some one far away, and she
hears and smiles. She used to kiss mo
sometimes; now she kisses that white
brat you brought, because you brought
*. Oh, see II all-all; have seen 1t
from the first; you are stealing her
from US, stealing her to yourself, and
Cose who loved her before you came
are forgotten. Be careful, Macuma-
pahn, be careful, lest / am revenged
upon you. You, you hate me; you
think me half q monkey; that servant
Of yours calls me baboon-woman. Well,
L have lived with balloons, and they are
eieyer-yes, they can play tricks and
know things you don't and l am
cIeyerer than they, for / have learnt
the wisdom OF white people also, aud I
say 10 you; Walk softly, Maoumazahn,
On, you will fall into pit" and with ono
more look Of malice she was gone.
stood for smoment rejecting. Twas
afraid Of this strange creature who
seemed TO combine the cunning OF the
great apes that had reared her with the
passion and skill Of human kind. fore
hded evil at her hands. And yet there
was something almost touching In the
AHrceness of her jealousy. II IL gener-
ally supposed that this passion only ex-
~ In strength when the object loved In
ot smother sex from the lover. but oon-
fssa that, both In this instance and In
sDn1e others that have mot With. this
Iha not been my experience. I haye
k1own men, and especially uHaviltIed
nan, who were as jealous Of the afec-
tann Of their friend or master - any iov-
scoould be Of that Of his mistress, and
who has not seen cases Of the sano tktng
UAere parents and their children were
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CAUSE UNKNOWN.
fro re CONTINUED. |

Why the Mules Sad Fate Remained .
Mystery to It's Owner.
One day as we were riding through
the country back Of Natchez we came
upon white man sitting on q log with
switch In his hand, while tied TO o
tree near by was colored boy about If
teen years old. Naturally enough we
stopped 10 inquire what IL all meant,
and the man replied: [
"Pm s-tryin' TO find out what this 'ere
nigger has done with my mewl"
''Nebber seed his mewl, )" replied tho
boy.
"Yes ye did, ye lump O. darknessl
Pm gwine TO give you Ave minutes mo-
fur to tell me, and then I'll put on ths
switchP
"Who is he2" asked the Colonel
''oh, he hangs around yere."
do you know that he stole ys@r
muller"
"In oo'se. That is, II hs didn't w.
did2"
"Nebber done stole his nevi," -
tested the boy.
"Sheti Them hve minutes is aSs.t
upl"
what sort Of mule wss it1" ashsd
the Colonel
Sort O. small and lean and ysller'
"a strap around his neckY"
'rSartin."
"Well, he's lying dead In the ditch
two miles down tho road"
"Shool Dead, Is hep
HE Is"
"Reckoned he was dead or stole, but
wanted 10 be shore Of II. Now, boy, you
kin go. but don't you dun git into no
sich scrape sginT'
Tho boy went Of with grin on his
face, and we had been talking with the
man about Ave minutes when he sud
denly jumped clear OF the ground and
yelled:
"What him-haw.I 1 am, 10 be shore!
Yere I've done let that nigger mako
skip when orter put on the switch
till found out what that ere mewl
died ofr-Detroit Free Press.
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ground that Is death. and when We AxN
irawn up again TO the sly, What h that
Macumazahnr No, mol whom We iAA We
lose, and whom No seem 10 leo then We
Bhall reslly tind, an net I AFlStlAA.
Nacamasahn, byt \ am CID and have
watched and seen things thai perhaps
,Christians do I not sees- There. v have
spoken. Be happy with your star and
II 1t sets, wait, MacumAsAhn, walt TN II
Uses again. twill mot bc lopgs one
lay you will 60 TO sleep. then your eyes
EwilrcpsA on nsnpthe sky. and thara your
star will be shining, MacumasAhn.r
i made no answer at the time, icould
not bear to talk Of suoh thing. But
often and often in the after years Ithave
thought OF Indaba-Eimbi and his boau-
tiful smile and gathered comfort from
It. He was strange man, this old rain
making savage, and there was more wis
dom in him than In many learned athe-
ists-those spiritual destroyers who, In
the name of progress and humanity,
would divorce hope from life, and leave
US wandering in lonesome, self-conse-
Grated hell.
"Indaba-zimbi," said, changing the
subject, ~ have something to say"
and told him Of the threats of Hen
lrika.
He listened with an .unmoved face,
nodding his white lock at intervals as the
narrative went on. But saw that he
was disturbed by It,
'Maoumazahn," he said at length, 81
have told you this Is An evil woman.
She was nourished on baboon milk, and
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lut no ono came. Presently from the
.pcn grave sprapg the form Of Hendrika
In her hand whs knite with which
/ The stabbed at'me, but pierced the heart
u Stella, who, withont.a cry, fell back
wards into the grave, stu looking at
me as she fell. Then HSndrika leaped
I liter herin tho grave. ID heard her feet
'trike heavily.
"Asodke, AacumdzahM osoake" cried
/ The yoiceof Indaba-Eimbi. -.
awoke and bounded from the bed,
iheeold pefspifatibn' pouring from me.
In the darkness on the other side Of the
aut ! heard dsounds Of furious struggling.
Luckily, kept my head. Just by me
was chair on which were matches snd
rush taper. I struck match and held
It to the taper. Now in the glowing
light could see two forms rolling one
over the other on the floor, and from be-
tween them came the fash Of steel.
The fat melted and the light burned up.
1t was Indaba-zimbi and the woman
Hendrika who were struggling, and,
what was more, the woman was getting
The better Of the man, strong as he was.
[ rushed toward them. Now she was
uppermost, Now she had wrenched her.
self from his fierce grasp, and now the
great knife she had in her hand flashed
up.
But was behind her, and, getting my
hands beneath her arms, jerked with all
my strength. She fell backwards, and,
In her effort to save herself, most fort
unately dropped the knife. Then we
flung ourselves upon her. Hesvensi
the strength of that she-devill Nobody
who has not experienced 1t could be-
lieye 1t. She fought and scratched and
bit, and at one time nearly mastered the
two OF US, As 1t was she did break
loose. She rushed at the bed, sprung
on 1t, and bounded thence straight up
at the roof Of the hut never saw such
jump, and could not conceive what sho
meant to do. In the roof were the pecul-
lar holes which / have described. They
we're designed to admit light and COW
cred with overhanging caves. She
sprung straight and true like monkey,
and, catching the edge Of the hole with
her hands, strove to draw herself through
1t, But here her strength, exhausted
with the long struggle, failed her. Fer
moment she swung, then dropped to
the ground and fell senseless.
"0ul" gasped Indaba-zimbi. LET US
tie the devil up before she comes to life
again"
I thought this good counsel, so we
took rein that lay in the corner Of the
room and lashed her hands and feet in
such fashion that even she could
scarcely escape. Then we carried her
into the passage, and Indaba-zimbi sat
over her, the knife in his hand, for did
not wish TO raise an alarm at that hour
Of the night.
| T.no
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ouncefnedf But tho lower ono gets In
fhs scale Of humanity tho moro readily
DDS passion thrives, indeed. IL mar DO
aaid 70 come 10 It's intensest perfection
n brutes. Women are moro jealous than
non, smsll-hearted men are more ieal-
Sha than those Of larger mind and wider
aympathy, and animals are tho most
fslous Of all. Now, Hendrika was In
lpms ways not far removed from animal,
which may perhaps account for tho fcroo-
~ of her Jealousy Of her nistrcsS A.
fsction. ~ sa ME
shaking of my presentiments Of evil.
4 entered the center hut Mr.. Ourson
pAs resting on the sofa, and By him
Anelt Stella holding his hand, ana her
hesd resting on his breast ! sav at
apce that she had boon falling him Of
hat hsd, come about between usl nor
,TN Isorry, for II Is 0 task that . Would-
HssonIniay Is generaay glaA 10 70 By
Eoms here. Allan ouaternAn," he
.ssid almost STORMY, and my heart gave
s3ump. for feared lest be might be
sbout 70 require me 70 60 about my
bneipess. But came. rt Lrsf K
iygyBbslla tells mo, }" he went On, that
} ypatwo have entered Into marriage
saeaGemsnt = She tslls mo also thatshe
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