Richmond planet., 1890-07-26
Personals and Briefs.

iecCuTSS Wnlie lneTe.
Mrs. Annie M. Coleman and
children, and Miss G. Jones are visit
ing Rev. Thomas III. johnson and
family in New Kent Co., Va.
Rev. j. Anderson Taylor, pas
tor of the 5th Baptist Church has
been granted leave of absence of
80 days. He will spend the time
with his family at Atlantic City, N.
J.
Rev. Evans Payne is requested
to preach n special sermon Sunday,
July 27, at O'Clock p. M. at the 4th
Baptist church. Subject; "Opening
of the Seals.
Mrs. l.. A. Turpin, and her
daughter Judith are visiting Hamp-
ton, Va.
Mrs. Precilla Franklin and
niece, Miss Mary Watson are having
delightful time in Bristol, Il. /.
They will be from home four months.
Have you gotten the ticket to
go on the 4th Baptist Church, excur-
sion, Monday July 2Sth?
We have received "The Official
Guide" also the National Educa-
tional Association" Both are
pamphlets.
We return thanks to Hon. Benz.
Butterworth for copy of his speech
on the tariff delivered in the House
of Representatives, May 10, 1890.
We received letter from Phil
adelphia, relative to the trip of Rev.
j. A. Taylor, also one from Balti-
more, concerning Rev. j. II. Presley
and Miss S. Alice Kemp. We regret
that we could not publish them.
Mr.. George w. Bruner of In
dian Territory was in the city this
week. He left for Old Point, Va. He
will visit Philadelphia.
Prof. Antonio p. Clarke formerly
of this city, has opened fine shaving
parlors at 223 f.. 9th Street, New
York. He is doing well.
Don't yell so loud, but go on
the 4th Baptist Church Excursion TO
Hampton. Monday July 2Sth.
Miss MolIie Scott arrived here
from New York, Monday morning
stopping at her aunt's 217 e. Baker
St.. City.
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I George w Powell left the city
this week to spend a few days
lat South Boston and viii visit Buffa-
10 Lithia Springs.
Mr.. w. NJ. Redd caught two
rock fish weighing Al lbs, at Provi-
dence Forge, Tuesday.
| Miss Georgia Boyd and her
Icousin, Miss Sarah G. Boyd of Pc
tersburg are in the city, visiting their
relatives and friends.
Miss Lizzie A. Gaines left the
city Sunday morning for Dover
Mines, Goochland County, Va, where
she will spend a few days Ofrecreation
Don't grini Mr.. Robert Walk
Ter will treat you right. Read his
advertisement and call
Mrs. VIM. II. Pollard and
daughter, Blanche have gone to
Yorktown, Va, to spend the balance
of the summer, and will be the guests
of her brother, the Hon. Robert Nor
ton.
MIR. Henry Cook has purchased
u chlld's white hearse. 1t can b,
seen at his stables. He is the only
: colored undertaken in the State whC
owns one.
Mrs. G. j. Graves, of Norfolk, is il
the city at the house Mrs, Booke
q Leftwich, S16, N. Sd st. where she i
giving instructions in fine needl
work. She will give an exhibition t.
Q show the character of her work, a
the First Baptist Church, Monda.
July 2Sth. Persons desiring instruC
c ton would do we'll TO consult hel
Attend the church next Monda
night.
Smoke Havana Fruit Cigar, DC.
u Rev. g. III. Phillips visite
/ 2ittsburg, Pa, June 7th and estal
Ilished a Fountain for the u. O. Il.
II which makes the third that has bee
J. established by him in that plac
II He also has put number in til
Il Insurance Department. He was
it the city this week and called on u
. Mrs. l.. o. Phillips, of Pittsbur,
accompanied the Reverend to tn
c. city, and is stopping with her lathe
Mr.. A. II. Holmes, 707 E. Baker S
" After a few weeks stay she w
'' visit Beaver Dam, Charlottesvii
and then return home.
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