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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-13

PRINTING material for sale al big
bargains. A $1,000 printing plant TO be
sold out by pieces. Write at once for
Inventories, type specimens and prices
Addreas lock box 5l2. Fort Worth.
FOR sALE--one 25G-ilght Thompnon
Houston dynamo with armatures, AZ
bargain For large gins or oil mills.
Also several 20 and S0-ilght dynamos
for small gin outnta The stratton-
White Co, Fort WORTH TEX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-13

~ nnswcrinm ADVERTISEMENTS,
piens" mention The 0nseiuc.
WANTED stenographer. one willing
70 hegin on moderate salary. Address
g. II r., care Gazette.
wANrED-A man who undstsiands
par culture. For further particulars
nddress through postonicc Jno o. Ford.
go South Ruek.
WANTED -rAILoRs-Tcn irel-olass
uilora AZ once az Southern Stenm Dye-
ms and Cleaning Co. es5 Main street.
Dallas. Write or cnl In person, n
WANTED An experienced oolorod
nurse. cal al Mrs. CYRUS boarding
house, Wcst Filth IS
WANrEp--Glrl to cook ana do house-
work good waResi no Washing Apply,
Mira. Mira q y. JOY, a05 Houston street
WANTED AT once. n good all-round
printer Clinton x, Maur. Megregar.
Texas. IA
WANTED-A wet nurse. Cali at COS
Floronoe street Il
TEXAS EMPLOYMENT Co, AO1 Main
street, Fort worth, Furnished help aud
pecureF situations
LOCAL AGENTS wanted to canvass
ovoy county IN Texas for the SEMI
Weekly Gazette a good solicitor can
earn from $50 10 500 per month. Bond
required. Address State Printing Co.
Fort Worth. Tex.
HELP FURNIsHGD- situalons pro-
curedi write us Fort Worth EN-
loyincnt bureau. b0p Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-13

FOR SALE-Prettv broom house and
lot In five blocks OF Main street; only
$3.50; small cash payment; balance easy
payments: nelghborhood good this bar
gain can't be beat, NJ. l., Chambers.
Room z. Walker building, Sixth and
Main
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-13

FOR SALE-Eight-roo house; all
modern improvements; large lot; West
side; $3.50; line home. easy terms
u. 5. Hare, EOS Main. n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-13
wAsTED-To RENT.

IRON. steel and Wire f'encing-o. K
u.--- Iran Wark4 nAtla~ T~z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-13

WILL EXCHANGE very desirable
farm Of 200 acres near Santa Anna Tor
merchandise. gin, or feed yard. Box
ZIG, Santa Anna, Tex. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-13

SECOND HAND books bought, sold
and exchanged. also sold on commits
sion, w. II. Nosburg \ Co, 1912 Main
street. JIG
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20

The marriage of Miss Mamie fay-
,or TO Mr.. VIM. A. Booker took place
at the residence of the bride. GIG 81.
Peter St, last Thursday night, Jan
II, "a. Quite "a large number OF
friends assembled co witness the cere-
mony. Promptly at $50 O'Clock, as
the march was beiug played by Miss
Mamie Jones, the bridal party enter
ed in the folio wing order: Mr.. -
Baker aud the groom; Mr.. b. Oliver
and the bride Rev. Wells othcieted
The bride was attired ia oeauu
| full suit of drabsilk, and the groom
wore the conventional suit On black
The happy couple were thR<ecipient'
of many handsome and userhi pres
ents. After the ceremony was owe
refreshments were served In aoun
dance, after which the merry part,
dispersed for their several homes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20
CHURCH HILL NOTES.
Communion at Fourth Baptist Church
The Funeral OF Miss Susie Biak-
ey's Mother.

The sad intelligence of the death OF
Mrs. Mary Blakey nee Scott was COM
municated to Rev. Evans Payne Satur-
dav morning from Petersburg, Va,
where the deceased was employed as ma
iron OF the Central Lunatic Asylum
which position she had held for several
wears before the asylum was removed
from the old site at Richmond, Va. The
deceased breathed her last on Saturday
morning, the 18th inst, at O'Clock al
ter a very brief illness. Her remains
reached here Saturday evening ana was
convened TO the residence OF her niece,
Mrs Louisa Voolfolk on 31st St., bet.
r and s SITS.
The funeral took place from Fourth
BAPTIST Church Sunday evening, the
18th inst. at B O'Clock, The pastor,
Rev. Evans Payne officiating. His dis
course which was profoundery impress
sive was from Mark 9th chap. and 41st
verse. The deceased was the mother OF
| Miss Susie Blakey
- ...--.- sster
/ trustee and deacon OF r0ucth bapaSy
| .hureh OF which the deceased was, a
most faithful member, as was attested
bv the appointment of the folio wing dea-
cons to act as pail bearers, viz. Robert
Washington, Thomas Christian, John
w. Howard. jeremiah Smith, Doctor
/ Lee, Anderson Bentley, and Alpheus
IScott. The Union Prospect Council No
90 / o. of st. Luke OF which the de
ceased was a Past Degree Chief, was II
attendance in large numbers TO pay tn
Hast sad tribute of respect to their mucl
beloved member, and furnished the fol
Lowing pall-bsarers Messrs. VIM. Tai
. liferro. Thos. Jackson, C. G. Howard
VIM. Price, Thomas Braxton and Geo
w. Jones. The deceased leaves a host Q
relatives and friends to mourn thei
loss.
The sacrament of the Lords Suppe
will be administered at Fourth Baptis
Church on Sunday evening the 2lst inst
e There will also be baptising at the for'
: noon services.
{ A most agreeable surprise party We
a led upon Mrs. Cynthia Holmes by Mr.
. Mary Z. Talliferro, Mr.. Chas. Scott an
: Others numbering seventy-two IN ell an
:. was q most worthy affair. Mrs. Holm'
!, and her husband are both sick at the
residence short Goth St, near Z. 81, an
d would have been in very destitute CT
q camstances but for the timely help
p this noble band of friends.
4 The Final Contest for the anRu
. prize at the Ebenezer Baptist Church
= Monday night last, the annual prize
$40 worth of Sunday School books wi
p won by Miss Susie Dabney % the Four
BAPTIST Church which school was all
victorious last year on the Annual co
test.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20

Rev. Barksdals's Church Respond

-"
DANvLLE, VA, Jan. 9Th, "a,
Prof. G. W. Hayes,
pres. of Va. Sem, Lynchburg, va.
Dear Brother Your last epistie 10
me received, read and noted In reply,
saw that. l send you to day $40 Tor the
Seminary. Hoping to hear that your
appeal to the churches, resulted IN tue
same answer. OF course have special
interest in the welfare and success oil our
school. would that could do some
thing personally, as heretofore, but my
financial Inability, will not allow me az
present to do what desire. sredit tne
High st. church with the $1O. We
would have raised more, but LOT tn'
rainy Sunday, last, when collection wai
| taken.
You made it SO very late sending YOU
anneal TO us. that we did not have am
| ME time to work up the proper interest
| Times are very hard here indeed w
cannot raise the money we neeo 60 car
~ forward all the work we want TO-
We pray your success every way i
this grand work. Please write US all IN
news every way. Keep Us posted.
There are q number here that expec
to enter your school next year, or tn
fall. Hard times prevented them tnl
session.
Wishing you Happy New Year an
| a prosperous school remain
Yours for success,
j. l.. BARKspALE,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20
A Rare Treat.

Quite a large audience was present
Mt the eth Mt. Zion Baptist Church
last Monday night, the 18th inst.
The occasion was the grand pertor-
nance OF Drs. Nickens and King In
the Lions Bride.
This entertainment was one OF the
fiuist of it's class that we have been
able to see. especially the reproduce
ions from Uncle Toms Cabin.
DIR. Nickens delivered q lecture, II
which he complimented the young ia
dies of Selma Institute, Ga., tcrs'nei
good manners end excellency IN va
rious works.
DR.. King is the only colcred ven
ltrlloquist in America. Go and neh
him Monday night, at the otn -
Baptist Church
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20
CHURCH Hull NOTES.

The following Is the list OF officers
of the Blooming Lily Lodge, No. 10
K. Of p. for the ensuing term: Z. e.,
Tsaiah Christian; G. G.. W. Il. Ander-
son; V. c., Samuel Christian; Preiate
Isaiah Randolph; NJ OF Exc Chas.
n. Lewis; NJ. of r., Taylor Walker;
K. of r. and S. V. NJ. Gwathney; III.
at Al. s. Evane; Junior Guard,
Jno. Scott; Outside Guard, Grenville
Fleming; Attendants, Craven Tate;
WIN. II Toast, Robt. Turner and
W. E. Noble.
Mrs. Luvinia Jackson, formerly O
this citv. but OF Washington, D. Z
| Is here on q visit to her son, Mr.
Morris Epps OF N 26th st.
Rev. X. b. Hardy who with hi
vile. arrived in the city last week
addressed the Sunday School OF tn
Attn Baptist Church on Sunday NOR
min. Z last
Misses Emma and Willie 6rigg
who have Ebeen sojourning lin Ne'
York. spent awhile with their eun
this week.
Several cases OF La Grippe are re,
, ported this week, among th'ee mol
sick with it are: Mrs. Jane n lle'
oath and s Sta; Mr.. John Clarke
GIN. 8Oth St; Mrs. Agnes Lewil
N. goth st. and Mrs. Pattie B. Jacl
500 N. 26th St.
The .'fues" 10 9th aud s SITS. O
Xmas DAY between drunken viii
persons, and a few colored your
men. resulted Ia the colored on
getting the worst of it in every 7
spect, both at the hands OF the
aseailants and also before the law.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20

Mon, Jan. goth, Bro. NJ L. Har-
vey, leader; Sub. H )w to pray JAS.
Shells.
ser. leader; Sub.:-How can we find
Cop? Luke 11:9-13.
We'd Jan. 31st, Mr.. W. H. Stokes
and Rev. John 81. Fauptleroy, lead
ere; Sub Praying for souls, Prov.
Thurs. Feb. 1st, Miss Ella J. VIII
liams leader; Sub. Faith In Chr ST;
Rom. 11:30.
Fri. Feb. 2nd, Miss K. G.. Ran.
doIph, leader; Sub. The danger OF
becoming hardened; Mark 16:9-l4.
Meetings commence at z Z. N.
All are welcome. Bring a friend.
MIsa Florence e. Walford led the
Young peoples prayer-meetiDg at
the 1st Bapt. Church Tuesday eve.
On Tuesday eve., 23d, Miss Rosa
r. Brooks will lead the meeting; sub
liect.-In what are we our brothers
keeper? Rom. 14:13-23.
The Junior Endeavors will take az
their topic, How do we harm and
| how can we help each other7 l John
I3:10-1S.
Meeting at 4:3O sharp.
Ali friends both young and old ar
cordially invited to help Us during
our week of prayer.
Let every Christian come ant
bring a sinner along:
At a regular monthly meeting o
the Executive Board OF the 5. 3. Un
ion of Richmond. held at the FRS
Bapt. Church, Thursday. 18th, Sha
on Baptist S. s. was admitted to tn
, Union.
u The Board requests each school t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20
cAUeHr WITH MS WIFE
Peculiar Cases in North Carolina.

GREEEsB lRo, N. c., Jan. 15, "a.
Dear SIR
Ellerson Gilmore, one OF Greenebo'
ro's tobsccoDiets, caught VIII Dol
land OF Danyille, Va, In his tGli-
mere's) house with bis wife, 4nd de
manded admission; on entehng be
shot Holland three times IN toe
breast end once in the bowels. Hol-
land Is at the Benbow Hcuse WIFI
his father and the doctor. heath Is
momentarily expected. :" too
bad" says the city editor, scause
they are white folks.
4 l ask the PLANET, Is this Holland
one Of the DaDville LvDchers 90
be must stop here until tie g
sounds
Fl One McAway. an inFvran
!. was also III Tho house Va the
lwoman. The writer saw =, land \
30 minutes after he was sho' pet on
of a carriage and 60 into hote
Gilmer is at liberty and alw Us va
be. but Holland is expected % d'e q
9 any moment. McAway hes gon
8 and left his business; it Nas close
:, Friday night. ".
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20
c e Q
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
EFFzcrIvE Jan. IA, 1894.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoA D-sTRR
STATION.

$40 An Daily. With Pnllman f0flocaI az
tiopn. EouDort News. Old EoLA
Norfolk and portsmonth.
800 r ~. oeny With Parlor caffos iocnl .ts-
tions. Newport News, OLD Point.
Norfolk and Portsmouth
IN A. M Local train. except sunday Tor
CiEton Forge. Conpccts &C Cord
svilIe for Warrington. 81 rFne
at Basic for Hagerstown aud ~
Rtnunton for Winchester,
400 p. N. The Cincinnati end st. Louis Lirs-
tied. daily. with Perior tar -
Gordonsvslle and Pullman elsex
ar Gsrdonsville TO CincinHal
ana st. I<ou:s. ops onlr at I'm
portant stations.
k.so p. N. Local train. except sunday Ae-
commodation for Cha lottesvils.
1000 p. N. Daily for Cincinnati With Pullman
Nv 40 Hinton Gordonsv 1 I q
10 Cincinnati and Louisville
Dinlng-car Washington to Oiucin-
natl. Connects at Covington. Va
for Virginia Hot Springs daily
Meals served on dining-ears.
rRArNs LEAVE EIaHTH-sTREET sTATTOr
zoo A. M DAILY. with Polsoe-ear for Il xingtur
IsSnchburg and Clifton ForRs. CDi
meets. except Sunday. for Arvonia
$50 P N. Excspt Sunday. Accommodation To-
Columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. BBOAI
STREET STATION.
s.2oA.M. Daily from Cincinnati.
IL 50 A. NJ Daily. from Norfolk and Old Point
acc T. NJ. Daily. from Cincinnati and Loui'
nor. N. DasIT. from Norfolk and old Point
74SP M Except Sunday. from Cnfton Forg'
TRAINS ARRIVE sTkTIO
s.4sA. Except Sunday. from columbii
soup Daily. from LSnchbore and Cllieo
Forge. JOHN ID. POTTS.
Division Passenger AELn
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20

On Jan 81, '94, at the Galilee Bapt.
Church New TOWN., there will be
preaching all day by the following
Reverends for the purpose OF raising
money to pay of the indebtedness OF
the church:
At 11:3O, Rev. A. Ferguson Crock
etts) will preach; at 3 o'clock, Rev
W. F. Graham, of 9th st. Church; at
8 o'clock, Rev. q. ID. Lewis of End
Baptist Church. The choirs of each
are invited to accompany them.
All friends are invited TO attend tc
assist la this good work.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20

observe Sunday, Feb. 4ths ~ OF
Prayer
The Y. p. s. G. +. will OBJ, = we K
Of prayer, commencing Sunda ,2Sth,
and ending Sunday. Feb. q IN, With 5
mass-meetiDg at the LIST b. Oh.
LIST Bapt. 5. s., Sunday, Jan. ID,
'94 Attendance. 43S; mise onary
collections, $50 81; banner iasses,
Miss p. Q A. Msrridith, Sc 81 Mrs.
L. A. Hope (infantl, 81 OF.
The S. :. YVES addressed by 5. >
Inspector, NJ. 3. Hucless.
At the let Bapt. Church, Sunday
i14th, Rev. Z. ID Merchant preached
iron Psalm 1894 ~ am FmHz
save me; for l have sought Tx pre-
cepts."
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n : w HarlsIk:HssIsmRR

sCHTDTLE IN EFFECT NOV. IL. 1891
LEAyE RICHMOND. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ooaA n Deiix-- gtchuond ard Norfoik vrs
TlBuLED LIMlTED-AIrirs Ner'
folk il1S A. n. stops only 80 Pc
fer-burg, Wavsrly. and SUFFOLK
49, NJ Daily The CHICAGO EXPRESS"
for LyDcbburg. Roanoke. Biue4a4.
Pocnhontae. KonogA. ColuuoN-
and Chirogo. Pullman Buuet
rlasper noar o. Ito columbus.wlthou
change. rhroueh coach from kieh-
mond 70 Ii nchhrurx.
40, p. A. DAILY for Norfolk, Sunolk. ano In
termsdiate stations. Arrive Nor
folk 80 PM.
.t.soP.M. DsIly tor Roanoke. Rsdford.
laek1. and Bristol. Conpec(s ~
Roanoke see A. N, with Weghin4
ton and Chnttnpooaa LimiteA. II ~
mau slsspers Roanoke 60 Meup-
phis and Kew OrleaDs. DinlNf-
ear attached Also tor Blp2aeo.
Pocahunsas also for Rocky aoun'
ard al stations Winston-sslena d
PULLMAN PALACE sLEEPERbstveen RICE
aORD end LYNCHBua0 ready tor cccupehc.
ateP. NJ: also Pullman sleeper Petersours
Trains er-ivs Richmond from LynchhurE an
| the Wet DAILY so A. n. and7 % r. n. Efe.
| Norfolk and the East. HOO A. NJ and Ssss
oo'se A-''''''' r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
WB. HEVlLL
General Passenger Agent
faneral Once. Roanoke. Va no
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20

CHrsrERFrKLD, Va.-The home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Ill. Gray was made
happy on the 18th inst by the APP
oearance OF a little girl, Lou Ger
trade Gray; the mother and babe are
progressing nicely under the ssiliiul
treatment of DR.. Oppenheimer- /.
The marriage of Miss Mary A.
Drew to Mr.. Albert Jones took place
AT the residence OF Rev. j. j. Clark
SIC w. Baker ST, Tuesday, Jan 10
10 80 p. M. Reception Tuesday eve
Jan 23rd, from z TO 10; residence
WIFI am st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20

Rev. DR.. Samuel Christian, the
ex pastor of the goth st, Baptist
Church, who has labored for the last
tiye or ak weeks to make peace. har-
monv and union among them, will
nreach his farewell sermon, Sunday
night. Jan. 2lst, at s p. NJ. subject
s.N hat meaneth thou, Oh, SleepeIl
The members and the public are In
vited to attend.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20

Invincible Lodge, No. 2674, G. U.
o. of o. +. At our meeting, Jan. y
'94, the following officers were instali
ed: VIM. Z Thomas, z. n F.; Z: l.
Harris, N. F.; L. R. Scott V. g.; VIM.
Trueheart, 1. G.; T. NJ. Crump, ".
Treas Edgar Cheatham, Warden;
Cesar Bradley, Degree Lect'r; Frank
Taylor, R. S. to N. g.; z. II. Ford,
L. s. to N. g; G. J. Porter, n. + W.
b. Cunningham, N. IT,; Jno. T.: lay
Tor, E. Sec'y; Archie r. Hawkins, I
Ssc'y. ~ ~i'i'ds, w. Chaplain; J
cate; j. s. Pow
! I'll. d. q. Lvct'r; waiter Hudson, 4
>. to V. g.; Quinn sh 'lton, L. s. t
V. G.
Respt.
w. b. CUNNINGHAM, n. g..
ARCHIE Is. HAWKINS, z. Sec y
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20

Rev. 1. L.. Thomas, Presiiipg
Elder, will deliver a sermon ON the
redemption OF the zoe, OVI QUO oil
heather in Africa, on Sunday. IN
the Leigh st. N. T. Church, at 3;5O
p. NJ, and will preach at As0nry
Chapel al 8 Z. Nj. All are invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20

Persons who need help will apply
90 the president and she will send
some one TO Investigate the case.
Mission rooms open every Wsdnes
day from 10 to A o'clock
The public school teachers contri
buted $40 so for jan. with the prom
lse of the same amount next month
and March.
We return thanks to all.
Mrs. ADLTNE HILL, President,
Mrs. G. w. LEWIS. Asst. Sect.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20
7HOS c JOHNSON.

Attorney and Counsellor at La "
S12 E. Broad ST., Richmond. Va.
Courts: City of Richmond and ad-
ioInino counties. Divorce & other
chancery matters conducted
Legal documents drawn.
TITLES TO Property EXAMINED etc
The patronage OF the public So
licited. Office open evenings
for any who cannot call
in the day.
ist.1S.S m
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20
For Over Fifty Years.

Ars Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for over ATTY years by millions OF mothers LOT
children while teething VITA peaIcct s"eS1 :. ~
oeSne. cures wind colo. and is he best remedy
Tor Diarrhm. 1t win relieve the poor iittle sones
er Immediately. sold oy DruHeis1 ~ ssS'L P ne
- fhe world Twanty.hve cents bottle be
snre and ask for '.Mrs. Winslow's soothing
syrup" and take no other
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20
One Hundred and Seven Years old.

Mrs. Priscilla Granderson died
OF her residence 1908 Chaftin st.,
W Wadnesdav. Jan 10. '94. She was
lO7 years old and had been ior 90
Years a member of the 9th Mt; Zion
Rant. Church. She died In full tri-
umph OF faith.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-01-20
ST. PHILIPS P. E. CHURCH.
Corner of Leigh and st. James Street

Tomorrow, Jan. 81 ,septuagesima
Sunday. there will be DIVINE Service
at our church. In the morning the
Rector will preach on Christian
Roasting" At the evening service
his theme will be 1.-THE Modern
Esau." A very cordial welcome to
all
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sBuRG

ID ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC MISUNDERSTANDING
AN. 10, 1894. Eastern stan
dard time.
T:4O A. NJ. leaves Byrd-strest station daily
(exccpt sunday. stops at fElba
anu local stations. Arrives ~
Washington at 1901 2. NJ Bait-
mors. l-i7 p. NJ philadelphia S-H
PM. New York e2s p NJ
s:sQ A NJ. New York and Florlda Special. AL
Pullman Nestibuled-cars. leaves Byrd
ST eet station daiiys excopt Monday
No extra charge other than usual
i,:cs noon. lsaves Byrd-street STATEN daily
stops at Elba Ashland Donwen
Milford, Frederickburg. Brock.
S WSsAln s1on" a. sac 2 s' N.Y. sasi-
7.ss i. M: New York. Is.ss IA
ALSO connects at Washington with
the Congressional Limlsec tau
Pullman PariOr cars aad fenn-
syivan.a railroad Dining csral
arriving az baltimore l.sl D. n
and New York .. % y M
zlKP NJ leaves Byrd-Street station daily.
sleepinE-car Richmond - HeWY0rk
Stops at ElbA Ashland. Des-
srock. and wiaswatsr sssps ~ a
other stations sEndas - Ar
| riVes at Wa shington ll:le p NJ.
baltimore. l2sS A. NJ. Fhiadel-
| phia.S:45 A. NJ. New ork. $50 A.
sesAM arrives ct Byrd-strest statIoH
daily. sleeper from New York.
| stops at Wide a ter. Breoke,
FredeFfcksbu Milford, roswell Aoh
land and Eiba- stops at other sta
lions sundays. Leaves Wash
ineton at 1.0O A. NJ
,esp A. strives at Byrd-Street station dat
~ stops At Wide Water Brooks
Tredericksburg. Afford, AshleE a.
DoaWeland klba. Leaves aching
81 4 r..
7lsP-lM. ssss state STATEN o ss.S:
ford D6swn.eoa g,hnand. K uiarn 80.
! ears from Sew XcEk " eekinEton
Leaves ashinxton $40 p. N. Does
not stop at Elba.
| II pap A. arrives st Byrd-Streot Station doi-
| " lsxcepJ Sundeyl Leaves W ash
ineton 81 lilo P- AZ.
RREDERIC KSHURG A-COMMO DAT1ON.
DAlI,Y Except SUNDAY.
400 p NJ leaves BIS rtl-Strset station. Arrives
AZ frederick burg at $50 2. N.
AS A. NJ. arrives AZ Byrd-Street station
Leaves fredericksburg at $50 A
N
ASHLAND TRAINS.
Daily except Sunday.
SIS A. IL. Leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland q
-r9
e.sOP NJ, leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland q
7.O7 p. NJ.
CASA. NJ. arrives at Elba. Leaves Ashlan a
SOC n. M.
eo4P.M.. errivss At ElDa. Leaves Ashland q
BIS r. A.
C. ATAYLOR. TraEe Manage
EFT. p. MYREs. General Superintendent.
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Tho train leaving Richmond att A. NJ and
Norfolk at 4 p al. are eolid trains between these
two points, and passengers 60 through without
change OF cars
Trains having Richmond at A. a ana lteo
p NJ. and arriving at Richmond at $50 A. NJ,
and Z 80 p. M make close connection at Peters
burx to aud from Farmvie, LJncnnurg ano
RIM sULLY, superintendent.
T. T. d. MYERS. Gcnsfal Superintendent.
M ENnEReON. Ira mic Mano0er.
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you the laws which opp cOod People, Read the
ials and peniteniaris3 Reed the
Plansu. Dc youw know the Colored Peoples
bestfrie enenies7 Fssd the
Planet. Do GU know what
eourset peopleshould
paperf
Send 81 so to TOEzN MITCHELL, 814 E. Broad Street
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
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Ia u want to know what the Colored People dong Read
the Planet. you to know what CoIored People
think? Read the Planet. Do you want to know
how many Cooed people hung without dze OF
law? Read the Planet
Do You want to know CoIored people progressing Read
the Planet you know what colored people are
demanding? Read the Planet
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Their Prayers Answered

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. II, '94.-Our
Mission rooms opened to-day with
brighter prospects than last year.
GoD has heard our prayers and
friends are coming TO our help.
The Y. NJ. C. A. wagon brought to
us the following contributions:
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TAKE NOTTCE-One year $3.50; Eight Months, $780, Six
Months so cents -Four Months, cents Three Months
20 cents. Send Money by Money Order, Registered
Letter or Express. Terms il Advance
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STOPPING Fl AOLo.
Nos a Ak a. AZ B0e& SUI make 20 .0os. Nos ~
q n Ia sfon At f3el6eld and Stony reek on sig
nal Nos % "a So a. and y s. - on sigma
= = Ssarchesfer DrewrV'e. Centralia aud Chester.
ssc- N SI Al via atof on eis< al at all stations
Pullman Pslace Bnfiet Sleepase-Oar on AL
fhroroh rreIns ON Trains Nos 81 aud 30 Sleep
ine~(,srs between Richmond and I.y hehburg. Va
NEW LINE 70 ATLANTA Ga.
Leaving Richmond at $40 P. NJ. daily and ar
irving at W eldon at 526 p. NJ. and at Atlanta
at 7SO A. NJ. via 5. A. L. Through sieepers-hlcn
mond to Atlanta.
In addition to the above. THE NEW YORK
AND FLORIDAY SPECIAL. 60 sisainR Of Vesti-
bule Puliman-cars only. leaves Richmond south
bound O. 40 =, NJ. daily, except sunday and
caves Pete sbuIg north poun1 81 A. NJ. daily,
except Monday. No extra fare charged on this
TT ain, except regular Pullman.