Richmond planet., 1890-10-25
Personals and Briefs.


ing friends in Springfield, Mass.
"A proposition is now pending
before the city Council to erect an
/ iron bridge extend ng from 18th al
Broad TO 25th and Broad st.
--Messrs. Walter ID. Moses and
Co. furnished the.piano at the Eman-t
cipation exercises at the Exposition |
building. 1t gave entire satisfac-
ton.
1t is estimated that it would
Icost 100000 to bridge Broad st.
Iron 18th to 25th. Multiply the
lamount by two and Ethen add $50,
600 more for leakages and you have
an idea what that bridge will cost.
Yes, Mr.. Joseph L. Levy viii
, sell you fine goods for a little money
!, Give him caall See Advertisement.
You wish fresh meats, vegeta-
Z bles and the like. Call at Jackson
Market. Messrs. Holmes x Long
will accommodate you. See Adver-
= tisement.
: Hundreds of persons called on
Y us during the celebration. 1t was
!, Impossible to keep note of them.
osl Don't run so fast, Mr.. II. Cur
= tbs will serve you. There he is See
- advertisement.
Mr.. snd Mrs. S. r. Houston
land their daughter, Mamie, of Old
Point, Va, were in the city. the
- ruest of Mr.. and Mrs. w III. lsnam
= 500 n. 9Th st.
n Mr.. Honston visited Charleston
West Va. and Cincinnati, .. Upor
,gI his return to this city, after witness
- ing the Emancipation Celebration
III he left for Alexandria, Va; Washing
leI ton, d. c. and Baltimore, Mary
k land.
Miss Sarah J. Carter has re
r. turned TO the city after delightful
ne trip of several months to Rockbridg
ne Alum Springs, N. g., and Augusta
K Ga.
~ -Miss Mary E. Mcfarland {
m Washington, d. c., who has been Wis
,e iting this city, the guest OF Mrs.
he w. Shorts, after spending pleasan
bv time left last Saturday, for lndiar
town, Va, to take charge OF
school.
N Miss Lizzie e. Woodbridge 4,
" Lexington, and Mrs. M. V. Chase
:, Washington were in the city.
Hon. Geo. T. Downing
Rhode Island is in the city. He WI
lecture here under the auspices
TT, the Y. NJ. C. A. Subject Life al
TO Times of Charles Sumner. A
no would do we'll to hear him as he W,
Tor personally acquainted with n
me Sumner.
Ily. You are looking for a che;
yn- place. Yes, l know you are. [,
len at the Palace Clothing Hall. N
md Greentree will treat you right. 5
advertisement.
ler- Mrs. Rosa K. Jones, the accc
up plished pianist, presided at the I
be- position Hall during the EmanciI
the tion Celebration, and gave genel
lio- satisfaction.
. u The new 7th Street electric-C
! line is quite an Improvement.
To Prof. d. Webster Davis is Il
ing an active interest in the 7.
,oo- c. A work. There seems to be
sith newed activity manifest since he
taken charge of the helm.
MI. DO you want good furnitu
De Call on Mr.. Chas. G. Jurgens.
.o. advertisement.
lone 1t may sound strange,
Mr.. Manly p. Ramos is waiting
e i'll serve YOU with a fine selection
musical instruments. See advert
long ment.
con-
here -kev: Jonn Jasper commune
fair health and performs his regl
Vews, pastoral duties.
litor nsoa Eoor and M,
0wo have done some fine carpente
la; an work recently. They thoroughly
lnns derstand the business.
mar - told you Mr.. r. J.
IS to could please you. See adver
take ment.
aPoiSe You want fine shoes for
. "' money. Call on Messrs. w
.arde Pierce & Co,
tv The cow-law requires that
rv COW shall be attended. Fir
tAis not less than So. nor more than
meal for each offence. This is praC
{ u - - q aooo+sc,, ond wo dOuht not