Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

Personals & Briefs.

- Mr.. William Custalo is on the
United States jury at Norfolk.
Miss Ehza Z. Meade who has been
quite indisposed Is convalescing.
Mrs. o. L. Jordan OF Philadelphia.
Is visiting her mother in Fulton.
-Miss Lizzie Burrell, who has been
quite sick is much improved. We hope
to see her out soon.
-Messrs. T. NJ Griffin, James Allen
and Douglass johnson of Petersburg,
Va, called on us.
Mrs. Ora Langhorne of Culpeper,
Va, has petitioned the Legislature for
the right to vote.
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one year
MIR. A. d. Price has purchased an
other new carria9e, and solicits the pa
tronage of the public.
Bring your Job work to the PLAN
ET Office. 1t Wilt neatly and cheaply
executed
Miss Mary Mock is visiting her fa-
th,sr and many friends at Big Island.
She is very much missing
Miss Sadie b. Bennett of Manches-
ter as now confined TO her bed on ac-
count of sickness.
Mrs. Rosa Mills of zoos State St,
Fulton continues quite sick at her resi-
deuce. We.hope her speedy recovery.
oh, yes, Mr.. W. H. Davis can ac-
commodate you. he sells fresh fish, oys
ters, etc, at the most reasonable prices.
Call on him.
For 1ne wines, liquors, etc, re-
member that Mr.. j. b. Canepa's store il
the place to go. All goods at the lowest
prices. Give them a call
You like music and you wish your
daughter instructed 2 Mrs. Rosa X.
Jones. the accomplished pianist and vo-
eal instructor will serve you. Call and
see her.
The Supreme Court of Appeals OF
Virginia has decided the county road
law requiring person to work three
days in the year on the county road un-
constitutional.
We return thanks for the invita-
tica received = ateend'an entertainment
nson,1 iail, foD.uass ,Asss.
Yes. ycu know than. Messrs.
Boone & Brown sell fine groceries, mar
ket produce wood and coal. Read their
advertisement and call on them.
Rev. w. ID. Scott after spending a
g. TnH 60 t~t
villiOns and visiting his many friends
has returned his place of business
-Mrs. George J. c. Mason has re.
turnedihome to Boston after spending
several weeks on a visit to her mother
and friends, 413 W. Leigh st.
Mr.. W. NJ. T. Forester was taker
sick in Philadelphia and his son, Joseph
had to 90 there and accompany him tC
this city. He is somewhat improved.
The approaching municipal con
test in Jackson Ward is becoming inter
esting and candidates for the City Cour,
1 Gil and the positions of Justices of the
Peace are springiDg up
DR.. ]. K. Nicken's grand entertain
/ ment will be given Monday night, Feb
1 5th, at Moore st. Baptist Church anC
II Tuesday night, rep. Otn at 4tn baptls
II Church, Church Hill.
4 There was grand supper at tn
l New Odd Fellows Hall January 25th
i 1t was the first one given by America
4 Council. No. 14S, l. o. of st. Luke.
i most enjoyable time was spent, and al
L left well-pleased with the evenings en-
4 tertainment. Mrs. Maggie Lacy, w. c.
i Mre. Julia SiDims, &. s.
Il Mr.. w. n. T. Forester return
/ thanks to members of the Odd Fellows
/ fraternity of Philadelphia, for thei
kindness to him during his indispositio
II in that city
I His family has been made happier b
4 the arrival OF q baby-girl, making tn
H 18th with which his household has bee
blessed.
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