Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-09-01
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THIS WEEK
What is Served It's
Readers
Convention
CALLED.
A Republican Candidate to
be put in the Field --1he
District Committee Meets.
Mr.. Gle Veland Fails to Sign
the Tariff Bill and it Be
comes q law.
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An Aged CoIored Man Buried
Alive by White Men III
Kentucky.
Editorial Briefs.
Lively Times in 'OrfoLi
Both Political and other
wise, Cleaned by Two Cor
respondents.
An Aged COlored Nan Buried
Alive by White Men in
Kentucky.
Editorial Briefs.
Lively Times in Norfolk
Both Political and other
wise, Cleaned by Two Cor
respondents.
Personals & Briefs.

Mrs. Mollie Wells of Rocknsb, Va,
called on u.s.
MIR. Hutchins Inge of Charlottos-
vile called on US
Mr.. F. J. Lewis of Norfolk, Va,
was in the city enroute to Charlotte Co.
Mrs. Maria p. Waller o. Lynch |
burg, Va, called on Us.
Mr.. Edward Hilton left the city |
this week for Newark. N. j.
Mr.. WI. Thompson is quite i'll at
his residence. 140S Barclay Sc.
Mrs. Lawyer Do is in Waverly
the guest of Mrs. Charles Lloyd
Mrs. Jennie Hutton was in the
city, the guest OF Mrs. j.. W. Thompson
Miss Amanda James and Miss Mat
tie Harvey of Lexing Son, Va. called on
Mr.. Jacob Robertson of Middlerex,
Va, is in the city the guest OF Rev. D. W.
Scott.
Misses Ottie and BERTHE Brooks and
Miss Lizzie Burrell left for Washington
last Monday.
Misses Belle NJ, and BERTHE T..
Scott are yet ia the city, the guest OF
Miss Susie Crump.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith formerly
Of Richmond, but now OF Cincinnati,
Ohio. called on US.
Miss Annie l.. Lomax left the city Sat
urday 18th for Campbell Co., to visit
her relatives and friends.
--Remember that Mr.. Y. Loving haf
some awful nice california Brandy OF
hand cheap. Call on him.
Misses Florence E and Lena V
Isham left the city Friday, August oath
for Buchanan Co., where they will spen'
a few days of recreation.
Mr.. Henry Braxton who left the cit,
for his health last week to visit his aun
in Gordonsville, Va, is improving slow
ly.
We return thanks for the Cate
Iogue received of the Baptist Teacher
for Sunday School Workers for Septen
ber 1894.
-Messrs. p. w. Oliver OF Roanoke
Val. ID. Love of Raleigh, N. e., an
Thomas White of Virginia Seminar
called on US.
Miss p. NJ. Barksdale will leave I'll
city Friday, August 31st., for home 9
ter spending a most delightful time
this city.
Mrs. DIR. A. W. Shields OF Washln
ton is visiting her danghter-in-law, MI
W.T.. Graham, 103 w. Jackson st.
have received the initial numbex
the baltimore. Md, '4Stan0tffsa, !" -
ii. Murphy, editor. 1t is an attract
sheet and we wish it success.
August 23rd was a night OF {
ioyment. A Cake Feast and Litera
Entertainment at Mt. Zion Baptl
Church of WaverlY.
Mr.. J. Andrew Bowler left the c.
Tuesday for New York. He will be
Queat OF his mother Mrs. Geo. 7. Wei
96 3th Ave.
Misses Jennie Payne and Lula
Iis of Washington, ID. c., are in the c
to spend a while with their sister, Nj
F p. Walker.
We return thanks for the inv
tion received TO attend the Second
nual Outing of the Brazilian SO
Club at Mt. Pleasant. Tuesday, sept
ber 4, 1894.
Rev. w. F. Graham, preached
crowded houses morning and ever
last Sabbath in Danville for Rev. A
Thomas. 1892 we're raised and
the Calvary Baptist Church has paic
their new lot.
Rev. George II. kead, b. d., pa
of North Clinton Baptist Church.
Orange, N. J., has been called to Ct
nv Baptist Church of Morristown,
He has the call under consideration.
We return thanks for the in
ton received to attend the maria
Miss Margaret r. Niche to Rev.
liam Il. johnson, b. d.. Wedne
morning, September ), 1894, a
o'clock at Berea Baptist Church, La
Co. Va.
Mrs. r. Beecher Taylor and
ilv. and her sister, Miss Barbara
man, having spent the month o
gust in King William Co., will r
home on the 3rd of September.
Mrs. Lucy Moon, her four di
ter and youngest son, Misses Eth
Celeste, Rubie, Alma and master Oi
Moon, have returned to the city,
chester) after spending a pleasant
with her oldeet daughter Mrs. +. A