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Tile Mining Assessment Law.

The land Ollie has received a COPY
OF the mining law approved July Is,
suspeuding tue OPERATION OF the law re.
quinug 800 Ia assessment wotE On
mines lOcalul subsequent TO May 10,
1872, provided that the claimants
record IN the tfilcc whore the notice VI
location II flied, before Dso. 81, 1894, n
motto, ttat they intend 20 mold sAiJ
claims atd work them In good faith.
South DbkIta 10 exempted from the
provisions VI the act.
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Excursion.
SALTAlR.
SpsclaI T!n. Tl0!0 lgl. g0M. iSgi.
Rspubilcsn Lsssu, Coa1eniIln.

A convention Of the Republican
League, VI the Territory Of Utah, IL
hereby called 20 meet In the O,era
House, At the city Of Paw, Ia said
Territory, on Tuesday, the liih dBy Of
September, 1854 ~ ) o'clock .. m.
The Obirc. ni thls convection ~ 10
elect giiluers u the lcHgua tot the next
ensuing year; 70 slec. m 10 perfect
organization OF the league ,hrouShsut
the territory, aud to iranSact such
other businriH a. may properly came
before the convention,
Esch regularly organized RIi ubll.
can Club III the Territory IL en,itled ~
fivU delegates ia sAid cUngeu lou.
Delegations are requested ~ report
10 the SECRETARY Immediately upon A.
rival NJ Prove, the name and location
OF their olub, and the names aud az
dieiB VI the president anu svctetary u
their club. by order Of the executive
committee.
SAN ]. JENYoS, President.
Harmed Pratt, Secretary.
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COMM ERCIAL

SALT LAKE CLEANING HOUSE,.
Tolayb clearing house exchange
amounted n Sl6S,S5l. same day
last year, $4,000.
Week. cleiTings, sl,Ol5,752, same
week last year, f53s,li3,
TODAY'8 QUOTATIONS..
New YoIk.-Silvsr. 88l; lead, gs.lJ.
LOndon.-sllyer, .el
ORE And BULLION,
Mccormick n Co. received ioIpy.
Silver aud LEAD ores 81 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18

In the list OF Pioneers on another
page the date OF death OF Clarissa
Decker Young should be Jan. o, 1850,
and following It In order should DO ths
following!
Harriet Pace Wheeler Young died
In Salt Lake City, Dec, -, 1871.
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srocn, an rAnI.Eta

silver Di,. icaj, l2j
tutsAgu hAuHUT
Chirazt close Aus. O.
% WhCht-towot Aus, '.a % q, sept. 58g
o.
tou-t1wcr. Auz 'ls @ sent. ilg a..
uataH Lower, Aus aIt euHt, Ili,
lurt Lower. sept 1870 jaa. IltA
lafd-lnwer. hcuL and iHu., 9Na.
Hubs lower srrt it1 jan. sfl.i.
Nye-steaff. COS
harley outlet, h.aN
flaN tegu=IaHf IH.
Timothy coed Yum $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18
DIRECTORS MEET.
Assistant Supervisors Appointed for
the territorial Fair.

Toe board OF dirtlIoTs Of the Desc
ret Agricultural aud Manufacturing
society met at the society rooms at
O'Clock this afternoon, President Win.
der In the chair The directors pres
eut were Me.srs, Hamburger EmTey,
Hatch, Craguu, Peters, Wiley, Mel.
vile, Sears Snd Simon,
The secretary reported thut he had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18
At Garfield Next Week.

The Garfield bookings for next week
are a. follows
Tuesday-Popullst party.
Wednesday - rwenty.nrst ward
choir, Sunday school, Relief society
and members Of the ward generally.
Thursday-C. h, ID. society OF tho
Baptist church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18
Grand Testimonial Concert.

A grand testimonial concert Will DO
given In tho Nlne,eunth ward hall on
Monday evening next, IN honor OF
Elder Alvin A. Bge.ly, previous to HE
departure to the missionary field. The
program IL AZ followsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18

.usan Mclaughlin 10 Pacific fnvcst.
mcnt Co. phrt OF lot !, block u,
ulat u. ty.ss.s...s,........s...s ... l,l1I Is
brigham tuurF ~ marshal, ~
Charles 7, Liu1erg, lot .. block =
and other property in Liberty
iarh nduUon.ss...sss........... ........ 0,l1l 81
William urocHbtrk 90 LIiah Whit
a, riiy.......... ....................., s.sis -
Mary Anderson 70 Ofvin Morria, part
% lot &, block 81, plat y, city....- lao %
l., q. trusaman 81 Al 90 n. \, swan
part bl1os %. plat q, city..s.ssas "
y. T. farkUr ut ok 30 Parker a De.
uuo, l1ts i3 and 49, block y, plat
a, bM1on titYsssssssa.s.ssssss.4s I %
w. Murphy o. Joseph VI. k.llorsn.
100 ,u,diylsioa.....a ........... ~ "
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rAUr OyE

lAut uNE
Poem Of Love Romany brooks
iiUld'a Military hand.
Nhllad. % Happy Day .ssssss.s.ssss.........G Cote
MHHtpf Charlie llkr.
baritone solo. FaHtani Future ..............
..t.s st.tss.ss...sss hr H. y. LuHIFn
Reading. Ola Mother Goose .rnOlpa
MisH iiuth Elurodgo.
Piano solo, Souvenir u'AmCr uuu.......Jdaoly
ST. ~. kfuuaH
Soprano solo, Queen Of tho Earth...... peusuti
Mra. JlaubCl Ridges lIEa
Violin obUEHt0....s.s.sss.s..Air ". o.. MUlhr
Violin solo, Hungarian AIRS ....- ....... 4 uat
Mr. W. D.. Wcihu.
rAur TWO.
a hunting scene, descriptive.
iicids NiiiiAry hand
CoutraltO solo, Ave Maria ...s.....s NaaChcrOn
Miss Vols t'ratL Z.
Violin ohliEato. Str. Woihe, piano. Mt krouse
organ, Mr.. hcosloy.
TnC Mil iu the fufest ss...... lleubofE
Nuapolitau Quintttt0 riub
Hunting song, from Robin Hood. Dc koyon
Harmony hlrc CLUB.
hCfgo soprano solo, The Separation. ROssinl
Mrs AEnna Olson Thomas.
Vocal uunrtOtic, NEulCttlss....a.........N Verdi
Mr. LIMO Thomas, Edward, Mics Viola
Frat. Mr George u. rypor, Mr. A. ..
EuHlEu.
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LOST.

A COG WHEEL ron MCCORMICK
"a MOVING Machine The hnio viii contcr
favor ~ leaving a. NGWa once Tor owner
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and DlpioHis.
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T. II. Jones & %. received today
Bullion, $500.
uEAL EsrArr.

Tranusrs hsf IN ne one 81 ~ C,r'g Re.
c0risr or SEf Ltss Cltnig ron . .. ~
ltffcrddy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18

Only ouo case came before Judge
Blair In the Probate court this mofu-
ing, but tbs hearing on that occupied
come time. II was In the matter OF
tho estate Of Christopher Merhley,
deceased, and the hearing was had on
two petitions Tor Letters OF Admlnistra.
ton, After Argument the court took
the casuundef udvisrmont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18

Judge Bartoh held court this morn
ing, and after dlsposlng Of the sui
Joined cases took an adjournment until
Monday next
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18

Herman HolsohuO, n Gsrmln, now
OF Juab county, was admitted to Citl-
zenship, HIS supporters were w. NJ.
Nesbilt anu Il, Bockman.
THE provision INSPECTOR.
The Peonle, oic., Alma :. Kendall
Va James q, hcAllister. This case was
relnstated, In accordance with lhr r..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28
FULTON NOTES.
over One Hunarsd Dollar. RAISED

Rev Daniel James worked last Sun
day % inst. notwithstanding the inclem.
eDcy of the weather. and a very small
gathering. The pastor realized 800
|o5.
Pastor preached IL A. M, collection
$60.37. Rev. ". s. Chester at 4 p. M /.
collection $2S.15. Pastor at $3.50 p. M
collection 11.53.
Rev. Charles Harris assisted. The ser
mons were excellent.
Next Sunday at 3:45 p. M. Rev. Ar
cher Furguson of Mt Calvary Baptis
Church will preach for Elder James a
Rising Mount Zion Baptist Church.
| Clubs reported az follows: The Peo
| ple's Club, Rev. Daniel James, Pres. an.
| Treasurer, $6I.S6 Young Mems Club
| Ben Townes, Pres, James =. Ed
wards and w. II. Robertson, Sec'y., sac
Deacons Club, w. II. Banks Treasurer
Geo. u, Manning Sec. 1915.
Table collection SSH.
The Church in body rendered tn
boards thanks to their many friends {
each race for their hberality.
ALI Clubs that failed to report last Gu
day can do so next Sunday.
Bro. A. IL. Jackson has been called t
the passionate of the Springfield Bap1
Church of Henrico Co., Va, and as
that the hands of Presbytery be laid al
on him.
Miss Cassie B. Harris. public scho'
teacher of Henrico Co.. Va, has returne
home from Petersburg. Va., where 81
attended the Teachers Institute.
/ We were glad to hea from Mrs. III.
and M. =. Robinson, now ofNe York
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28
REV. THOMAS breaches.
Grand Times at the Fifth st. Church

Last Sunday was great day with
the Fifth st. Baptist Church. There
was one young man converted In the
morning. Rev. w. f. Graham bap-
tized 40 persons at II a. m fellow
shipped ga In the afternoon, gave
communion. and at night closed his
rally with 1853 II.
The revival interest in that church
has been great indeed. There has
been 433 converts of which number
31S connected themselves with the
Fifth St. Church. During the revival
several able ministers passing
through the city preached for Rev.
Graham. None gave more accepta-
BILE service than Rev. l.. r. Jeffrees OF
Greensboro, N. c. Such was the
power of his preaching that men and
women were frequently converted
while he preached. He viii long be
remembered at the Fifth St. Church.
On last Sunday night Rev. A S.
Thomas preached an eloquent ser
mon upon Spiritual Election" from
Eph. IA. The people were greatly
benefited and deeply impressed with
| the power of this man of God. There
will always be a hereafter In Rich
| mond for Rev. Thomas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28

Our agents ars finding that the
people receive them with open arms.
New members are coming in every
hour of the day.
In order that the public may see
that we started the company for the
people it was our object to let It's
membership be representative In
character, of the different churches
and non church members.
MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY.
Rev. w. F. Graham, Pres; w. b.
Cunningham. Vice-pres f; AT. Grimes,
Treas; John T. Taylor. Secretary
and Business Manager; j. E. Byrd,
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Ellis, C.. 81. A. Strother, JnO. Smith,
Anderson Knox, C. G. Williams, e.
F. johnson, A. B. Hawkins, Wash
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Haven't you confidence In these
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let our agents write you up a policy
Come and see our Office at
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Rev. w. F. GRAHAM.
JOHN T. TAYLOR, President
Sec. & Business Man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28
JULY 2s,1s94
SATURDAY,
Personals s Briefs.

Mr.. Peter Thompson is IN the
city from Amelia Co., Va.
Nil o Susie Crump who has been
indisposed is improving at Hamp-
ton.
For hats, caps. boots, shoes,
etc, call on Mr.. X. j. Bass. He'll
serve you right.
Miss Belle Adams left the city |
Saturday 14st., for Wytheville, Va,
to spend the summer.
Lawyer John Clinton, Jr., Of
22lW Broad St, has left the city
for Washington, ID. c., on business.
Rev. George E. Morris will
preach at Moore st. Baptist Church
Tomorrow, (Sunday) at IL a. m.
and $50 and 8 p. m. All are invit-
ed.
The PLANET may be found ev-
cry Saturday at the New York Hotel
Mr.. ]. Franklin Walker, agent, As
bury Park, NJ.
Mr.. Horace Hodges fell from
his bicycle this week and broken
arm is the result. He has the sym
patty of his many friends.
DIR. John Meriweather makes
his calls on a bicycle. DE claims o.
can make greater speed and at ies'
cost than he could with horse ant
buggy.
DO you read a colored journal
You make a mistake In not so doing
You should keep posted and draw
inspiration from the columns OF
live journal.
Mrs. Sheridan Jackson In CON
pany vith Mrs. Thomas G. Hsys
and children left last week to spen
the Summer at their country hom
known as Evansville, Goochland Go
Va.
The prize tickets are steadi
coming In and many ne availiI
themselves OF the advantages oil On
offer. To buy these prize tickets
to save money and help the tick
seller.
The True Reformers carIi
eight coaches upon the occasion
the dedication of their new hall
Ashland, Va, on the Oath inst. i
Mayor complImented Pres. Brow
and his corp of officers upon the
eellent order.
1t has been rumored that I
members who have been conducti
religious meetings at Hayes d.
under the ministratiOn OF Rev.
E. Nash were organizing anotl
church. This Is denied. They he
not decided as yet what course I'll
viii pursue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28
THE PRIZE CONTEST.
The List or the W0rkers-Pers0ns Who
Are Sure or Prizes-When the
Friendly Fight viii End
Lively Canyassing.

The Prize Ticket Contest is awakening
a widespread interest. We publish a
list of those who hold tickets, together
with the lumber which they have receiv
ed. This publication will be continued
from week to week.
Every person who sells twenty prize
tickets will receive a prize, so If you
have disposed OF that number you are
sure.
The ten highest will each receive in
addition to the one given for the mum.
Der of tickets sold. The contest will
continue thirty weeks. ending Nov. 10,
| "a SO each person will have an opportu
nifty to win from gold ring to gold
watch, from bedroom set to q pariol
suite. Five hundred dollars worth O
prizes will be distributed Here are the
| ticket-sellers and the number of ticket
they have secured at the Office.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL MASS MEETING.
True RerOrmer's Hall-MissiOnary
Beneht-GOOd Speaking and Spec
ial.SfngIng.

The Sunday schools OF the city
composing the Sunday school Union
will meet at the True Reform er's
Hall, Sunday afternoon, July Goth,
4:3O D. m. The object OF such a
meeting is to raise collection for
the Mission Work done by the Sab
bath school Convention that meets
In this city In August.
There Will be singing by the 100
voice Choirs of the First Baptist
Sunday school, and the Second Bap-
fist Sunday school.
There viii be instrumental music,
cornet, and clarionet accompanied
by Mrs Rosa X. Jones on the piano.
Special subject for discussion
"The power of Habit Discussion
opened In 10 minutes speech by Rev.
W. ". Browne, g. W. OF U o. T.
r., and followed by Re- George +
Morris, M. B. Jones, M. B. Hucless,
and others. Bring a donation foI
the mission.
II. BEEcHER TAYLOR, Pres.
II. II. THURsToN, Sec'y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28
DaDney Plays.

Our old friend J. Milton Dabney. being
40 proficient In the art of base ball that
he was sent for by the Plattsburgs
"a white team) to play game
against their old rivals the Rouses
Points and chiefly through his playing
and hitting and that of Harry Cato an
ex member of The famous Cuban Clients
who is here with us for the summer sue
eeeded in winning the game Tor the
Plattsburgs. Dabney had 3 hits out o
4 times at bat. A two Dagger and two
singles were the result. Cato had hits
also a home run q three bagRer and
single. The base running was feat
ura of the game. The score 14-1O.
w. III. Eggleston was sent for to pla,
| in the above game but on account OF bu
mess was unable to 60.
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SIGN p PAINTING q,
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grained or your mantel pieces, base
boards and walls marbeled so as TO
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He has had over 30 years expert
encs and is a master of his trade.
Samples of work shown on re
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28
The PLANET Found Them.

Editor of PLANET
Please give me space o say a
few words concerning the lad" for
lost friends. Mrs. Susan Anderson
received letter the siTst ~.
Charles Braxt0n u :. Us
that The knew the ssBn4 se In
Virginia. He knew tn asowing
names in the cad" and he S IN Lake
Provident, La, Ada Pendigton, Dr..
Goodman, Henry Burruss. He said
Henry Burruss family LIVES about
two hundred yards from hik fathers
house and ne knows John L. Bur-
russ, (white). Mr.. Charles Braxton
says be has been a reader of The
Planet for good many years.
Yours truly.
SANDY ANDERSON,
Mineola, Wood Co., Texas
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28
Church Hill Notes.

Rev. Evans PAYNE was called to
New York last week on account al
the death of Mas Rosa b. Jackson e
mother. Mrs. Mary Jackson, who
was well-known In Richmond. The
deceased was 45 years of age. She
leaves three children to mourn their
loss. Her funeral took place from
the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church. Rev
Wisher, pastor.
Miss Mary Singleton, sist,s OF Mr.
w. G. Singleton has been quite sici
this week. :.
The Fourth Baptist Church vii
give a grand excursion to Hampton
on Monday, August 10. 1894.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28
FROM wAYNEsBORO.


WAYNEsBoRo, Va, July %, '94.
To the Editor of PLANET -
Mr.. George w. Brown, our assis-
tant school teacher left this evening
for Elkton to spend the summer.
Mr.. j. F. Hackney of Staunton,
Va. called on Miss l.. l.. Estes, Sat
arday July 21st.
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
Robert Spears is out again after sew
eral days Illness.
Rev. j. Isaac Allen OF the Rich
mond Theological Seminary and
present pastor of Shiloh Baptist
Church of this city is much beloved
/ by his congregation. He is an elo-
ouent preacher. The church Is im-
proving immensely under bis admin
istration. The Christian Endeavor
Society is gaining many new recruits,
]. G.. Jones Is President.
The Sunday School is also improv-
Ing-average attendance, 80; William
Foster, Superintendent.
Rev. Allen was ordained ON last
Thursday. Revs. Stun, Deans and
LIas composed the ordination coun.
ell. Mrs. Mile Davis read a very in.
teresting piece on Christian Endeav,
or at 3 p. M.
Miss Martha Waddy. the belle o.
Waynesboro, was In Stuarts Draft
on the 21st inst, accompanied by
Mr.. ID. C. Foster.
Mr.. johnson Pembleton left yes
terdav On No. A. to attend his father
who is sick.
Miss Emma Walker OF dreenvill'
arrived In town today. She hai
been on visit to her sick brOthei
who had the fever but we are glad tx
know he is somewhat better.
CHAs. DAVIS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28

NoRFoLK, Va, July "a, "a As
Madison Brown, the condemned
murderer OF Mr.. John Dollsrd has
but a fe~ more days to live, your
reporter went TO the city jail to in
tervieS him. Sergeant Burke came
In few moments later, and attsr
stating NV business TO the newly
detected sheriff, he called Jailer Fried
Imam who unlock ed the big door and
with Mr.. Burke leading We weDded
lour way through a crowd OF prison
ars to the cell OF Madison Brown.
liz thrust nv hand through his cell
ldcor which was heartily grasped |
Ibv him. told him that the readers
: OF the PLANET here would appreciate
any thing tbs I be might saw, and
asked him If he would give any
thing for publication. He hung his
(. head as Il he was In thought and
! said he had not. When asked was
he prepared TO meet his God he said
he was. He stated that his father
Rev. G.. w. Brown was In to see him
/, Yesterday. asked him " he
tbought the punishment iustifable,
: and he said it was not
tried to get him to talk further
on the subject, but as he looked
rather melancholy l would not In
-rogate him further. Whether the
Of the workmen In the yard
o0 his scaffold, had the effect
srlting him or not l canno'
e Madison Brown does not
ne a man who Is to die FOL
!. --aful crime.
ew had turned from his door ate
,r. shaking his hand farewell, when b
Il gave me piece OF poetry written b,
bis own hand. The first and las
stanza runs like this:
|. Good bye, good bye, it is sweetet
blessing
That falls from mortal lips on morris
ears,
The weakness of our human love col
de- Tossing
AMI. The promise that love more strong
near,
May God be with you.
ster Good bye good bye with latest breat
sew we say ii
ney A legacy OF hope and faith and love
ices Parting must come we cannot long q
mai lay it
But one in Him we nope TO meet abo
ster If God be with u.s."
mia
The death Waterman informed !
that the poetry was given him
er. Father Ryan. so 1t must have be
a source OF comfort for him To re
these beautiful lines when In his loI
ly cell.
Mr.. Thomas Norris, ST., one
q to our most venerable and highly
At of spected citizens died at his residel
on's In Huntersville, Sunday mornil
who He was a member of st. Johns
The M. E. Church and one of it's trustt
SheI A wife and five children survive h
their His funeral took place Tuesday
from ternoon at 2 O'Clock from the abb
Rev. named church.
Inter National Secretary W.
{ Mr.. Hunton arrived here from :sSngls
sick last Saturday. There will be a
ception rendered Miss Halle w
will by her young friends Tuesday e
pton ing at Miss Tabs on Cumberll
St. JIM /
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28
The Richmond Beneficial 4 Insurance
Company.

Now you had just as we'll stop,
read and give US your attention, con
fidence and membership, for We are
your friends. The best reason we
can give for saying that all our obli-
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the money with which to pay them.
We come to stay; we are not enemies
to existing organizations; we come
as co-workers along side the other
Benevolent workers. And we are
able and will do just what we prom
ise to do for you.
That you may see the excellence oi
our offer to you we present here our
rate OF dues, sick claims and death
payments
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28
II. Editor.

Mr.. Editor,
Please state through your paper
for the benefit of the messengers at
tending the Shiloh Association at
Fredericks Hall, Louisa Co, Va,
August 9Th. that the C. and o. r. r.
will sell tickets from Richmond,
Charlottesville, Orange and interme-
date stations, also from Norfolk
and Portsmouth to Fredericks Hall
and return at rate of four cents per
mile round trip. Tickets on sale,
August 7th and 9Th limited for re
turn passage to August Ia, '94.
E. WATTS, Cor. Sec'y
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NJ = : AOnOIksHtsts'uRR

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LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD-STREET|
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Knoxville. Chattanooga aud inter
mediate points. Pullman Sleeper
bradford to Chattanooga.
$40 p. NJ. Daily, for Norfolk, Suffolk and utter
mediate stations. Arrive Norfolk
LOOP. N. Daily. for Roanoke, Radford. Pu-
lasEiand Brist d. Connects-at Roa-
noke 7.lO A. N. with Washing ton
and Chattanooga Limit d. Pull
man Slef pers Roanoke to Memphis
and New Orleans. Dning-car at
tached. Also for Bluedsd, and
Pocahontass also, for Rocky Mount
and All stations Wsnston-5alem Dr.
vision.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER between RICH
MONO and LYNCHBURd ready for occupancy
. p. M; also Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to
Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchburs and
the West daily 3. ~ A. a. and 90 Z. "A. From
II. w. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
W. b. BEVILL
General Passenger Agent.
General once. Roanoke We.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-28
Thanks Returned.

The following resolution although de-
layed will show the action of the organi-
cation
Richmond. Va. June z 1894.
We, the members OF George A. Custer
Post, G. A. R., return thanks to the sew
eral churches which contributed money
TO properly observe memorial services
over our sacred dead at the Nationa
Cemetery.
Done by order of George A. Custe
Post. No. II, Department OF Virgins
aud North Carolina,
ID. ]. CHAvERs.
n. &. WADDY, Commander.
Adjutant.