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Customer am afraid it isn't uncomfort-
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''John, the new cook behaves very
strangely. I'm rather suspicious of her.
John-What does she do? "Acts as if she
thought the whole house belongs to me-
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asked Cynicus, pointing to CAMS st. Ber-
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nified. ''Good for retorted CAMS; ''that
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Do not rob the poor because he is poor
1t is easier to buy his real estate at q tax
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The wicked fee when no man pursueth,
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ever
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-07-13

THE hen that lays wei is one that is
moving around and scratching all the
time
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-07-13

A false balance is an abomination, but
an honest coal dealer is the nobiest work
of Cod
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-07-13

''What do you do when an editor refuses
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EDITOR "And when an editor accepts a
poem?' ''I send another poem to that ed
itor."
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Dozeleigh-Why do you insist upon the
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Because fat men are generally
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circumstances After sittings.

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Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
Rhetorical at tho HartshOrn.

Notwithstanding the stormy weather a
very intesting audience assembled at the
Hartshorn c. llege Friday night, Janu-
ary 26th. The programme as usual was
an excellent one and was well rendered
to the delight Of all present.
The Exercises opened with song
"From shore to shore" by the choir.
Mrs. Rof X. Jones presiding at the pia-
no. 1t was highly enjoyed by all present.
The following ladies gave select reading
with a great deal of ease of speech and
originality in expressiog: Misses Virgin
ia Lee, Rebecca Williams, Gertrude Jor
dan, Anna Taylor and Mary Rice.
The piano solos OF Mrs. Rosa K. Jones
and Miss Simmons was rich treat their
delicate touch. upon their delicate touch
upon the instrument and the perfect
harmony Of the music fairly captured
the audience The piano solo of Miss A.
l.. Brown was very much enjoyed.
Mrs. Rosa X. sang q solo with Miss
Simmons at the piano. The sweet melo
dious voice of the singer thrilled the au
dience as they sat ia breathlese silence
Madame, Jones was loudly applaudeC
and responded with another song. In
the recitation the effect of the excellent
training of Miss Halfkinney, the elocu
tipnist was very noticeable. The public
should feel very grateful to the faculty
CT the college Tor the excellent entertain
r1Fsnfa given - rse{rs- exerciE2a tho xlu
dience was presented with an exhibition
ofsterioptic views by Miss Teit (daugb
ter of Prof. Teft) ot scenes in their trav
els in the east. The explanation follow
ed each view and was very instructiv,
as well AS entertaining.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
FULTON NOTES.

Rcv. A. Ferguson preached the funeral
OF Mrs. Rebecca Clay last Monday at B
O'Clock o. m. from Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church of which she was q faithful mem
Der. Her age is about 90 years.
Rev. o. 7. Harris and j. W. Paterson
faithful workers of the Rising Mt. Zion
Baptist 8. s., preached to Rev. Daniel
James congregation on last Sunday
Their sermons demonstrates the noble
work of the Richmond Theological Semi
nary and reflected great credit upon
themselves
The mems endeaVor meeting at each
church was very good.
The Lions Bride entertainment last
week at Zion and Calvary Baptist
churches was grand. DIR. j. X. Nickens
and Prof. Edward 81. King well enter
tanned a packed house of people which
greatly enjoyed themselves.
Next Sunday the Rising Mt.ZiOn Bapt
8. 3. at 10 a. m. will hold Union spray
or meeting. Mt. Calvary will do like
wise.
Brother A. H. jackson is attending
the Richmond Theological Seminary
May be be successful in his studies.
Mrs. Bette, the wife of deacon W. H
Banks presented to the church fin
walnut table which can be seen whel
you cast your eye toward pulpit. Eide
James feels proud and spoke IN higl
terms Of the grand presents that hav
bean presented to the church.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
TO TIE OLYMPIA CLUB

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 1, '94.
Seeing q notice some time ago In the
Richmond PLANET of the disbanding Of
the Olympia Club, 1 feel it my duty as a
member to say something In behalf of
myself and other members who reaide
here in New York city.
1t reads thus: After paying or deduct
ing the expenses amounting to some four
hundred and 1fty dollars, there was =
balance OF eiRhty-six dollars TO be dIvid-
eo among tWenty-One members.
Now this is not true for at no time dur
ing the existence Of the club did they have
over fourteen members and am inform
ed that only eleven of thosereceived their
share.
So there must be something wrong
somewhere, and more than one declared
that they received much less than what
was due them. As for ourselves we did
not even receive any notice OF the dis
banding of the club until some time later
as Tor instance will name those here
who did not get penny, not that we
care anything for the money at all: Chas.
w. Ovens, vice-president; VIM. James
Epps, Preston Campbell.
We sincerely hope that the officers
won't think that we are trying to talk
them into giving us anything.
But we simply wish to have this mat
ter put before US more plainly.
We are very truly yours,
WILLIAM JAMES EPPe,
20 Madison Ave-, New York city.
CHARLES w. OWENS,
1o1 w. 18th St., New York city.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

The regular monthly meeting of the
Sunday School Union will take place
Sunday February 4th, at the Fourth
Baptist church, 3 O'Clock sharp.
The Fourth Baptist Sunday School
has prepared special singing for the oc-
casion.
Ex- President w. p. Burrell will ad-
dress the Union, subject: "The Home
The annual prize "Ten dollars
worth of books will be presented to tbs
Fourth Baptist Church Sunday School
by j. III. Crntchfield.
The contest for the banner will also
take place. The scholar that delivers the
best recitation will receive the Presi
dents Prize, beautiful illustrated book
Mr.. Randolph will accompany the
singing with his cornet.
Bring gospel hymns.
X. BEEcHER TAYLOR, Pres.
j. II. CRUTcHFIELD, Cor. Sec'y.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

There was grand gathering at the I'd
Union Bapt. church, Goochland Co., Va
Jan. 25th, the occasion being the marri-
age of Mr.. Payton A. Robertson to Miss
Lucy C. Hoeby at 9;30 p. m. sharp
They entered the church, the bride lean
ing on the arm of her lover, holding q
bunch of beautiful flowers. They hooked
lovely. Elder p. E. Williams offieated-
The brides maids were Misses Eva Vest
and Ada Mosby. The groom servants
were Aeesrs. ii. Saunders and Joseph
Smith. best man. After which we all
went to Mr.. Thomas Mosby's, the broth
or of the bride. There we found a well
loaded table of ali that was good of
which all enjoyed,
After which the happy couple left for
Flies, Va, the home OF the groom with
our best wishes.
have the colored record of Boiling
Hell and Pocahontaa from 1769 to
1855. All parties wishing their 900 car
the same by sending me cents
for mailing. Address,
Rev. z. f. WILLIAMS.
BALKAN, Goochland Co
Virginia
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
John Clinton, Jr.s Esq.

Mr.. John Clinton, Jr., late editor Of
the DAILY REPoRTER, upon nrecommenda-
ton of Judge Samuel b. Witt, Judge OF
the Hastings Court of this city, was exam
ined by Judge B. r. Wexford, Jr., of the
Seventh Judicial Circuit of Virginia, and
Judge T. T. Fauntleroy, of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, who pronounced him
duly qualified to practice as an Attorney
and Counsellor at Law in all the courts
of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and
issued him a certificate accordingly.
Mr.. Clinton took the two-year law
course under J. f. Byrd, Esq who richly
deserves a place ia the front ranks OF
"Men of Mark" for his successful conduct
OF the same.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

HbISips Church was the scene of a
No ant gathering last Monday
a the marriage nuptials OF
'berta johnson aud Mr.. G..
ere soIemnized-
~ sH-- VIDAL party. TO
.-.ful march played
-rcnee, entered os fol
4. Payne, w. 8. RQr-
cott; George 8. Steph-
ana -. Wright: the bride, who
lndsoIneiy s.stired in a travelling
sRsz,,,sf green cloth, leaning on the arm oi
her father, Mr.. Willis johnson. At the
altar they we're met by the groom and
his best man, Mr.. Willie Miller, who en-
tered from the door leading from the
pastors study.
Tie ceremony was performed by the
Rev. =. Wesley Johnson, brother Of the
brids. according to the rites of the Epis-
copel Church.
The happy couple left for Washington
d. c.
Tbs bride was formerly q teacher in
the Bishop Payne Divinity School oi
Petersburg but at present teacher of ST.
Philips Parochial School.
The groom is a letter-carrier in tbs
Richmond Post Office.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
81 NEWPORT.
chell to Speak In RHODE Is.
fe Eyangelists at Work
Local Items.

ar, X. l., Jan. 80, '93.-The
sn0r OF last Saturday was the
wors seen for years. The streets
eret led with snow and busi.
meas Reperaliy suspended.
Tbs htAffo-AnericaD League is looking
lorN 1rd for February 22nd, as they ex-
peef rcnsing meeting, and also an ad
dresi bf' Mr. John Mitchell, Jr., of Rich
noE V{e..
~ H3nre more persons oiRcolor being
asst ed By charitable organizations
tlia fInter than ever before.
Cr41 Club dined yesterday at No IL
Hea4 treet. It was q most elaborate
TEt 2sr Moody win hold forth next
week at the Opera House. Are our
chulchee too small to hold large crowds7
Iheit Is great earnestnes in revival
Wplk & At present.: Many souls are being
broqfaf to Christ.
TIE PLANET is hailed with delight.
NH& Henry Scroggins is visiting her
moinsr. Mrs w. III. Watson.
Gft r. Wanamaker has returned
honst after spending few weeks away.
She has visited the principal cities in
NeN k0rk State.
~ p Gaines has been appoint fed auc-
tic|i&sr. and has given 80, 900 bond, and
he's AuaIi0ed, and is now ready to sell
goods 81 any kind.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

Ing up men In clumps offour and Eve
On the 18th thsy brought one OF the
captives down to be interrogated by
the Supt. He (the captive) IL an old
man, q man OF note In his tribe. He
who had met him at his home. One
could tell from the scars aud marks
received from time to time on his per
son that he is q regular warrior.
During the investigation, he said
that three separate and distinct d.
visions of Gaiicnons country were as
sistiDg Pahdwalla In his attack upon
this country, and the English police
were as deep In the mud as any OF
them The English police up In the
interior, am told, are hall civilized
Kossahs and IL is great pity that
they take advantages OF their posi-
tion In aiding and abetting the raw
natives In slaughtering their fellow
beings.
1t Is supposed that the army for
Pahahdon heard the skirmish b
tween Jallah's man and the warriors
Tor Eee, and bon~une panic Btricken,
stnes they have not atracKeo. I.-----..
don yet.
TATwAH SECTION.
The war for the Tahwah section on
the night OF the o th, entered q town
called "Woonda," succeeded I'm kill
ing some and taking the rest prison
ers. They then came ON to "Tehan
nas took captive the town. and burn
Ing all other towns as they came.
On reaching Bessy near N. Galema,
the Bessy people repulsed them, XIII
iDg some seven or eight OF the invad
ers and captured one alive. The 9th
ers returned to the seat of war.
On the night OF the 22nd they
made raid and took "Bolojah,"
killed the head man of the town and
two other important men, then cap
tured the whole town of women and
children.
TWENTY TOWNS DESTROYED.
On the 23rd they divided them
selves into squads and burned mp
about 20 towns and half towns from
Sorea on the Manoh river to Shugry
here on the beach.
They cut of our mail route, and at
the same time our mail man, Hous
ton, was at Manoh.
FLEEING WOMEN.
Two days after he came home by
sea- All the Vey women and children
have fed from that side OF the Mar
phar river to wherever they could on
this side. l am entirely cut OF from
my farm this season, cannot gather
my coffee. Such is the sad plight Of
our country and the half has not
been told. e..
You may now be placed In q posi
tion to lay the spiritual need of this
country beforeyour entire churches,
and ask her tffectual prayers In our
behalf.
! Sophar Jallah is I'm town. having
been called by the Tayways chiefs TO
assist them sainst the iDvasfons OF
Pehdwslla and the Kossahs. Aa tbs
mntter has not been decided I cannot
say whether he will go.
We are all well. NV family and
friends join me In love to you and
family.
am, dear brother,
FraternalIy yours,
KNa.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
The LIONS Bride EntsrtaInment.

Or. J. K. Nickens repeated his grand
entertainment, known as Lions Bride,
at the Fifth ST. Baptist Church last
Monday night, Jan. 29th.
The entertainment was grand consisting
ofinferesting scenes, jubilee songs by the
young jubilee songsters aud wooden
baby-talkiDg.
A very good crowd was present and
left much pleased with having turned
out Prof. K. III. King was at his best
and tom" and Jerry" were filed with
fan. Dr. Nickens win repeat his enter
tsiprtent &C the Moore Street Baptist
Qhureh Monday night. Feb. 9th. 1874.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

Jay morning we found our
SWded with persons asking for
were unable to supply all but
Rr.kful that 392 persons were
owing persons will accept our
INKS Tor donations
Wells ssent TO us 20 pounds OF
s bags of -four; the Moore St.
Church, $3.50; clothing, Mrs.
Cuetalo; clothing, Mrs. w. III.
lothing, Mrs. Martha Cunning
hing. Miss Sadie smith; cloth
Gorge Stephens. Jr.; clothing,
nv Ross; clothing, Miss M. l..
.othing. Mr.. John l.. jackson.
Price kindly gave the use of a
nd horse 20 deliver the clothing
friends.
p. Burreil also gave the use OF
~ and horse ior the same pur-
pFessnre Of business we can
our mpptnly report until
sass por., ;. .-...,.
sSnst. sueas Md po-
& you to help us in
sasury Is very low and
4DALFNE HILL, Pres.
LEWIS, Asst Sec,y.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
A Pastor Pounded.

Rev. w. z. Nash, pastor of Moore st.
Baptist Church in the midst OF double
storm, Jan. 26, 1894 while it stormed
without, members of the church made
their way the inclement weather to their
pastors house, 229 w. Leigh St., and
there ex xpressed their love for him and
his family by loading large table with
the good things of life. Tue pastor says
had the table been animated it would
have certainly groaned under it's burden,
adding that Moore st. Church knows
how to care for her pastor. Through
the PLANET he expresses his hearty
thanks to all the kind donors and will
pray more earnestly Gods benediction
upon his kind flock.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

MANCHESTER, VA, Feb. 1, '94. 4
Silver Leaf Social Club No, /, give her
first grand entertainment last Tuesday
evening the 30th in the Good Samaritan
Hall on hull St. The members with
their invited guest of Richmond and
Manchester Joined in the dizzy whirl and
other amusements until IL O'Clock, then
they were ushered into the spacious din
ing room and enjoyed the refreshments
of the season, after which the amuse-
ments were continued until father time
warned the guest that nature needed
rest. Then all retired with expressions
of long lEfe and success for Silver I.eai
Thoa. II. Eddler, Sec'y.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Woodson OF
412 W Catherine Street, celebrated their
1cth marriage anniversary Wednesday
night, January Gath.
Despite the inclemency OF the weather
their many friends and acquaintance
filed tae house bringing different kinds OF
articles both useful and hich
of course were gladly received. Refresh
mentz were served in abundance and the
guest heartily enjoyed themselves until
II O'Clock when they dispersed for their
hOmea.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

A very nice dinner was given tn the
old people at 9th Bapt. Church (Sydney)
at cost of $25.
The affair was under the supervision
OF Messrs. N. G. Booker and j. ID. Bland
assisted by the following committee
Mary Vessels, chairman, Maria Brown,
treasurer, and Bette Syms, secretary.
J. d. Bland, N. c. Booker and Miss Bet
tie SymS.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

The 4th anniversary OF our pastor
will be celebrated at the Galilee Baptist
Church.
The following ministers have been in
vitcd to preach at 1890 a. M, Rev. G..
Dagget; $3.50. Rev. George Moore; 3 p.
M, Rev. s. Wallace. The meeting will
continue throughout the week. Come
one and all.
Rev. J. T. CARTER, Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

Quite a large number was present at
Lhe sesidence Of Mrs.S .Signora Henderson,
Wednesday night The occasion being
the celebration OF her daughters birth
day, Sarah Deane.
The guest commenced to assemble a
bout o'clock and enjoyed themselves
until the "wee sma" hours of morn.
Refreshments of all kind were served.
Space viii not allow Us to mention the
names of those present.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
News from Washington.
Mayor E1lys0n Declines to be q Candf-
date.

Mayor ]. Taylor Euyson has an
Bonnced his determination not to be q
candidate tor reelection.
He gives az his reason the removal
the 'Mayor's< a@~e to the New CStv Hail.
---Nera Do saou.<s not ho E1-sss.pt ,.,.s ss.1
iaesA duties.
This leaves Alderman Joseph C.. Dick
erBon and Alderman Richard NJ Taylor
as the only candidates for that position,
but it is reported that others will now
enter the contest.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

iGalilee BaptistC Church, sundey, Febru-
ary 4tb. preaching 11:30 by Rev. John
Allen of the Seminary; 3 p. m, Covenant
meeting; 4 p. M. communion; 8 p. m,
preaching by the pastor, subject Il
was glad when they said unto me, let us
go into the house of the Lord
Rev. J. 7. CARTER, Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
Rev DIR. J. E. Jones VIII Preach,

Rev. J. E. Jones, d. D. will preach a
special sermon at the First Baptist
Church next Sunday morning at Ills
A. M. Subject Bearing false witness
againt your Neighbor."
A rare treat is in store for all who &C
to hear this distinguished divine.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

Maryland has a Judge Lynch who pre-
ides over one of her Circuit Courts.
Richmond, Dispatch.
Virginia has JuDGE LYNCH but he
is confined to no particular court
and his Jurisdiction covers the state
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
st. Philips r. 3. Church, Corner OF
Leigh aud sc. James SITS, ReY. =.
w. johnson. Rector.

Tomorrow, February 4th. Quinqua-
gesima Sunday there will be divine SER
vices at our church at IL A. A. NJ, and
p. NJ At each Of these services the rec
tor win preach. Sunday-school at $50
A. NJ. All seats are free and everybody
is welcome.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
UNIONt UNIONli

The regular monthly meeting Of Sun
day School Union will meet with the 4th
Baptist Sunday School, Sunday, Febru-
ary 4th, 1894.
r. BEEcHER TAYLOR. Pres.
j. HENRY CRUToEFElLD, Cor. Sec
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

CT have been trying DIR. Bull's Cough
Syrup, and am well pleased with it.
My son had the.whooping cough and O
bad cold followed. tried your DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and in three nights he was
better. Moses lerby Lancaster Court
House, Va"
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

JAcKsoN-R RoBNsoN-The marriage of
Miss Mamie A. Robinson to Mr.. George
Jackson will take place Thursday night
February 8, 1894 at O'Clock at her
residence 707 N. Both Street. Friends
a;e invited. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

Mrs. j. B. Clayton of Brooklyn, N.
l., who has been in the city for two
weeks, stopping with her cousin, Mrs. N.
b. Hilton. 6lS 2Sth Street, left the city
70 visit her aunt, Miss NJ. A. Clayton
sad fris7Gs IN New Kent Co. Va.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

"I have tried Salvation Oil in my fam
lily, on broken and dislocated foot and
can recommend it to any one az a good
liniment. Mrs. William Tolley, Joplin,
Mo-"
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
"a. SudN MIrcHELL, JR.

Ma. SOdN MITCHELL, JR.,
Dear Sir Your journal has become
fireside companion of mine and
would not be without it for anything
scarcely and wish that it was in every
household. now enclose my subscrib-
tiOn $3.50. Wishing you all the success.
Yours.
I. H. SCOTT.
To WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
All person who have bought sections
of 4 or 4 sections in Methodist burying
ground from T. 81. Voolfolk in the last
five years will report to Thos. r. Hew-
lett within 80 days. At,
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
Notice.

Ladies' Auxiliary meets Monday. at
. p m. All persons who have ever been
members are requested to be present at
this meeting.
Mrs. G. w. LEWIS. Pres.
Miss NJ. L. CaILEs, Sec,y.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

Medical Department Howard Universe
ty, Washington, ID. c., Leonard Medical
School, Raleigh, N. c. By addressing
either school as above all information
concerning tuition and board will be Civ
en.-Ed.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
The Planet
This Week.
WHAT rs SERVED
IT'S READERS.
Another
Diplomatic
BlundeT.

Minister Smythe Of Virginia
Dictates to Hayti'S Black
President.
Who Can Forgive Sin? The
Catholic Priest Rallies and
Replies to. Rev. q. d.
Lewis.
The Richmond Dispatch
Whines Over the Demo
cratic Tariff Bill.
The Richmond Va. Daily
Times Defines its Democ;
racy. No Advocate OF
the Negro.
Superintendent Massey's Re
port.
Crisp Editorial Briefs.
A COIOred Man Fires on His
Lynchers and Kills One OF
Them.
News from Washington.
- 49, 80
The War in Africa. A Most
IntereStingLetter from the
Dark Continent.
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03

The Llberian Governments Success
English EmissarIes Cause Trouble.
A Cannna Bursts-A Town Bonn
barded-An Interesting Let
ter from the Dark
Continent
Richmond planet., 1894-02-03
DEAR EDIToR,-

DEAR EDIToR,-
You will please answer the following in
your next issue: Where is medical col
lege for colored students and what is the
tuition fee? Under what terms may an
applicant be admitted?
By answering the above you will great
ly oblige A READER
of the PLANET.