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THANKS.

Friends Orphan Asylum.
The BOARD of Directors of Friends Or
phan Asylum hereby tender their thanks
to Messrs Thalheimer Bros. for hats Civ
en- the children, to the Commissary De-
parLment of Ia. Battalion Va Volun
teers. Miss Ida +. Holmes and Mr.. -
Harris for provisions given the Asylum
during June land July. Also thanks Il
Messrs Thalheimer Bros. Mr. - Harri
! Mr.. Andrew Smith, IMr. Beverly Boy'
and others for kindness shown the Asy
/ lum on many occasions in the past.
W. EPPs, Sec't'y.
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Last Sunday the Rotations OF the
scholars of the Rising Mt. Zion Sabbath
School.were grand. The select reading
by Mrs. Alice Holmes was indeed excel
lent.
At $40 p. m, next Sunday Rev.
Jamos will administer the Lords supper.
The Greasy Pig Entertainment last
Monday evening was a success.
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Editor Of the PLANET:
Please allow me to
ask through your columns for hymn
books for the Sabbath School IN the
penitentiary. Many of the coloreo lam,
lilies may have the books we nee0 ano
have no use for them just now. Others
able to do SO may help us to buy them
The Kind We wish are the MOODY
HYMNS" No. 8 & 6 combined" Pleas
help us in this work.
Yours for Service,
Mrs. THos. WHITEHEAD.
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NOTICE.
Virginia Baptist sabbath School Con
ventiOn.

The following roads have granted ne
duced rates for delegates to attend the
convention to be held at the First Bapt
Church, Richmond, Va, Aug. 23; ,94
Chesapeake and Ohio, Norfolk and Yves
tern. Richmond and Petersburg, Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Richmond and Danville-
Rates have been applied io- ON othel
roads and will soon be announced.
Names of delegates should be sent ear
Nv. w. p. EPPs, Cor. Sec,
408H ". Duval Street,
| Richmond, Va
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DUTCH GAP
Monday, Aug. 13, "a.

Monday, Aug. 13, Cd
! Benefit of st. Philip +. Il.
Guild. A full Orchestra has
been engaged. Refreshments at
City Prices. Boat will leave
Wharf at p. m, and return IN
time to take the cars.
Tickets Adults, Scots; Chi
dren under II years, 25c-
| Committee-Captain A. w. Fo~ter
| chairman: & II. Shackleford. C. Robin
son. VIM. Young. VIM. Mundin, Ran
dolnh Roper. Willie Ferguson, Win
| Scott.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Aug. 10, '94
To all whom il may concern
This is to certify that on the 9th day
of August 1894, l united In marriage
Mics Fannie Frayser kenney and MT
Lewis Hall in the city OF Washington
]. A. TAYLOR, Pastor
Shiloh Bapt. Church, Washington, ID. q
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Personals s. Briefs.

Rev. ID. j. Jenkins, president of
the Colored Orphanage at Charleston, .. {
C., called on us. He was enroute home,
and gave an encouraging report OF his
work. Il
Miss Polite A. NJ. Green left the CT
ty for New York to visit her mother.
IT. NJ. Allen, B. D., OF Ashland has
been called TO the Brown Grove Baptist
Church of Hanover Co, Va. lie has the
matter under consideration.
Rev. Walter HI. Brooks, d. D., pas
tor of the 10th st. Baptist Church,
Washington, ID. c., visited the office OF
the Planet last Monday. He left the |
CITY for Newport, X. L., Tuesday morn |
ing, where he has gone to spend his va
cation.
We direct attention to the adver-
tisement of Pharmacist w. W. Wake
lie has had an experience OF twenty
years and will furnish all patrons with
the purest medicines at the most reason
able rates. Call on him.
Don't fail to go with the Fountain
Baptist Church Sunday School on her
grand. basket picnic from Richmond to
Seven Pines Tuesday, Aug. 81, 1894:
Mrs. f. E. Brown left the city last
Sunday for Scottsville, Va, to Spring
Mountains with her friend, Mrs. Caroline
Lewis.
GAINEs-H1CKs The marriage OF Miss
Mary Hicks to MIR. Joseph Gaines VII
take place Thursday, Aug. 16, 1894, al
9 O'Clock m, at the residence of bel
parents.
Mrs. Alice Strange Davis, the &C
IL
in the city, the guest of Mrs. Rosa
Jones, $50 st. James st.
Mics Ida G. Carter with her siste
Mamie is visiting her uncle, Rev. CraN
lev in South Boston for q few weeks a
ter which she will visit relatives In Dar
vile.
Mrs. Fannie Dixon of 223 f. Graz
ST. left the city Monday, the 9th inst
for New York where she will spend Il
remainder of the summer with her sol
Mr., Thomas l.. Dixon.
The friends of Mrs. Mary Meade
N. 9th ST., be will glad to know that 81
is much better and has IIeft Athe city 4
epend the summer with her aunt at &c
tralia, Va
Mrs. James T. Hill and broth,
Robert Dammells and Miss Clara
Oartef let Tue CASy Oh ohC AOtu " " VI
and is now visiting their relatives
Lancaster Co., Va.
Miss .Elenora Fry, daughter
James L. Fry, left the city last Wedn
day to visit her sisters Mrs. Annie
Robins, nee Fry, and Miss BERTHE G. 1
Salisbury, Md
MIR. +. NJ. Motley was called to
CITY from Atlantic City, n. j.. owing
the death of his mother, Mrs. Lucin
Motley.
Miss Ella b. WYATT is quite i'll
her residence, 1913 \. 4th st.
-rfrs.- N. Epiifieearrsoh 81 " sasAAiiEAgtt
nc. il sojourning in this city ant
the guest of Ms. Giles b. Jacks
where she'll be glad to meet her mt
friends. She expects to remain ab
ten days.
Miss l. W. Wilson left the city
urday August 4th, accompanied by
neice. Dora B., daughter of Mr.. and
Simon johnson, for South Boston
Danville. Va, where they will spend
month of August.
Grand and Great Gala Day at
Exposition Grounds, Monday, Sept
Der "a, 1894, Amusements of all XII
Excursion on all roads. w. h. Ba
Wise Ellis and Geo. Williams, Jr., MI
gers.
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C g Q.
Che apeake and Ohio Railroad
EFFECTIVE AUo 3, "a.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoAD-sTREEr STATION
sAOA.M. Daily. with Pullman for Norfolk.
Portsmouth. Old Point. Newport
News. aud local stations
400 p NJ Daily, with Pullman for loca' sta
tiona, Newport news. Old Point.
Norfolk and Portsmouth,
\ 40 A. NJ Local train. except sunday. for CHI
ton Forge. Connects at Gordons-
Vile Cor Washington. 81 Virginia
Midland Ju' elton for Lynehburg. at
Bessie for Hagerstown. and at Stnun
ton for Winchester.
asOPM abe Cinclnn at4i and st. Louis Limi-
ted. daily. with Pullman Sieepers to
Cincinnati and st. Louis Chair-cSr
TO CLIFTON stops only at importent
Virginia Hot Springs. Meals serv
I ed on Dining Cars
No. 7, Local Train. except sunday
follows No. from Charlottes Vile 70
\ Goshen.
saoP. NJ. LscsI train. exs ept sunday. Accono
! dalton for Charlottesville
/ 10 40 p M. Daily Tor Cincinnati. with Pullman
Il for Hinton. and Gordonsville e
ncinnaii and Louisville Neal
ferved on Dinine Cars Connects q
| Covington, Va. for Virginia no
TRAINS 1--we EIGHT-sTREET STATION
900 A N. Daily. with Pslsce-Car for Lynel
burg and I'll ton Forge Connect
at Bremo except Sunday. for Rol
ney. at Lynchburg. daily, Tor On
:, Southwest, At Balcony. except Sur
j. day. for Lexington. and (sxceI
l. Sunday at Bessqmer for Craig City
= eco p NJ Except sunday, Local accOmod
70 ton for Gladstone. Va
lTRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND, BROA
STREET STATION.
20 A. Al. ALL from Cincinnati.
| II No A. N. Daily from Norfolk and Old Point
220P.M. Daily. from Cincinnati and Lou
sbBP.M. Daily. from Norfolk and Old Po'ni
SEQ p: N: Except Sgndoy, IRON ClftSn f3T or
= s.45 A NJ. Except Sunday from Gladstone
eco p. NJ Daily from Lynchburg and CHft
JoHND. PoTCs.
Division Passenger Agen'
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KNOXVILLE COLLEGE.

The course of instruction embraces the
Primary, Normal, Collegiate. Agricultu
raj and Industrial. One of the most
thorough institutions in the country
Both sexes admitted. For terms ano
course of study address.
Rev. j. S. MCCULLoCH, ID. ID.
Knoxville College,
7.21-3mo. Knoxville, Tenn.
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wide Water on the Potomac River II
miles. reached by the II. f. & p. II. r., is
a delightful spot for excursion parties.
Fishing, boating and bathing are the
special attractions. Trains chartered
at low rates upon application to
G. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
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TRAIN No. Is. 4,4B Pm.
RAITIMORE LIMITED. daily except sunday
tor Nest Point connectine With YORK rver
efeamers for Baitim lore. At which point connec-
fiong are made with rail lines Tor Washington.
Philadelphia. New York &c
TRAIN No. 10. S:10 P. NJ
u OCAI, EXPRESS. daily, except Sunday
Il stops at all Stations At Lester Manor
connects with stage for Walkerton, also, con
meets With baltimore steamers at West Poin'
daily except Sunday.
sTEAMERs LEAVE BALTIMORE p.
raoR WEST POINT. daily. except Sunday
/ n thence by Southern Railway Co kicnmont
ar, living at 9 O5 a. Va. daily: 10 40 a. m daily ex
cept sunday snd Monday aud go g. M -daa
except sunday.
TRAIN No. a. 7Oo A. N.
| Y ocAI, MIXED, daily excapt SUNDAY. leave
Il Twenty-third street station Tor West Poin
and intermediate points,
/ Ticket Office at station. foot Of Virginia -
Open thirty minutes before the departure OF a
/ trains.
~ CUP w. A. TURK.
Traffic Manager General Pass Agt.
| w h GREEN. q neral Manager.
Il Us. Il. THOMPBON, Superintendent
JOHN NJ. BEALL. Travelling Passengor AgeI
o20East Main Street. Richmond. Va
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NOTICE.

Masonic Hall, No. 511 E. Clay st.
second floor for rent, by night or eV
ening, to Societies.
Apply at the Hall.
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The trains leaving Richmond at A. NJ. and
Norfolk at T.. Al. are solid trains between these
two points. and passengers go through without
change of cars.
Trains leaving Richmond at 3 A M. and IL 55
r. M and arriving at Richmond at sz7 A. NJ
and 80 p. NJ, make close connection at Peters.
burg to and from Farmville. Lynchburg. ano
west.
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Grand Excursion
From Richmonl (

rum istcA-''->tttt -
Charlottesville e StauntOn
BY the c. and Q. Cab, No. I
Saturday Night, Aug. 20, '94.
Parties going on lie excursion
will have an Opportunity to spend
ali day with their i'iende In the
couAtry and lose nc se:ssse frosu . .:si-
ness, also of viewing tbs beautiful
mountain scenery -earOute. Ar
rangements will be made for white
people. Train stops St all Stations
going and returning.
Train leaves C. & o. Depot at 1890
IP. N; leaves Staunttn at 6 p. M
Fare, Round Tri Richmond
to Staunton, $15 Richmond
to Charlottesville II 90; Way
Passengers, $LOG
Committee OF EArrel6ements WIN
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CITY POINT
Given under the auspices OF St. !
eph Beneficial Club, on the Stef
or Ariel, Monday, Aug. 18th

Given under the auspices OF %. -
eph Beneficial Club, on the Stef
OF Ariel, Monday, Aug. 18th
AS this is our first annual Pi, lc.
with us. This is the kind OF q rip
to take. for there Is no dust, 90
smoke and no grease to soll Your
clothes, and you win get the iresn
air from the River We viii q hre
no pains to make thia one OF tns
Grandest Excursions OF the seacn
A good time is promised to ali mo
go with u.s.
There VIII be no intoxsca in[
drinks allowed ON the boat. 63o'
Music will be in attendance Srcie
attention will be paid to ladies ltn
out escorts and little children Re
freshments will be on hand In 1 iaf
dance at City Prices.
Il There will be a Grand Concer b
the University Club of Church I'll
Walter Brown, Manager. IheF ~
be q good game OF Base ba p
tween two good teams, Farm ~
Giants, and Church all GIante.
', There will be many other 81 OK
such as Fishing, Boating, Batnn
Swimming and Dancing
Boat leaves Wharf at $40 g.
II | Leave City Point at p. M
g. Round Trip: Adults, 75cts ch
: dren under u, Scots.
I'll Hezekiah Tyler, Pres F. d Nas
ington, Sec'y; E J. Smith, Che
10 man.
First and Last Grand Exc'
sion of the Season from
u Richmond to
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INSURE NOW.

me Old Dominion Beneficial AS
ISOLATION for 25cents cash and 40
cents per week, pay
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WANTFD-At once 200 experienced
coal-miners for Southwest COnnellsville
Coke company at Norwood, Pa
Wages $3.50 per day and board free
for two weeks. Pay day every two
weeks. Transportation furnished from
Charlottesville, Lexington and clifton
Forge. Hands leave on b. 4 o. X. *.
Apply to
HUGH MURRAY,
119 st. Augusta st
Staunton, Va.
WANTED--At Asheville, N. =, by
| Thomas l.. Leatherwood, Druggist,
a Pharmacist who has had not less
than three wears practical experience
and we'll up In theory. VIII sell nan
interest IN store to good pharma-
cist or pay salary. Correspondents
solicited at once. Give reference
WANTED-A colored experienced
laundry hand, one that thoroughly un
| ierstands the business and especially
finishing shirts, Female preferred
Good wages and steady employ ment-
/ Address,
ID. Il. KENNEDY,
at. Tyrone Steam Laundry,
Tyrone, Pa.
Il WANTED-5 colored men who ca
} read and write to act as Agents an
: Salesman for a merchant Tailor The
can make $50 per week.
Call at 2024 Il. Main st.
Il WAN rED-A reliable middle-sge
woman to do cooking and gener'
house work. Reference required.
! Apply at
3 722 ". Cary st.
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BothWelI Park near boswell on X. +
& p. r.. r. Beautiful Picnic Grounds
now ready for Sunday School and other
excursions. Only "a miles from Rich
mond and owned entirely by colored
people.
application TO
G. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager :.
r. T.. 4 p. r.
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$500 per Week. Sick Benefits
5000 at Death.

VSO0SS -
All promises made faithfully kept
all Obligations promptly paid. This
Association is thoroughly reliable
and solicits the patronage OF ths
public.
While you are well prepare for
sickness and death. 1t Is the aim
Of the founders to give the peopls
the benefit of the most improved
sysoem OF insurance without chs
usual annoyances.
Ofacerss john ]. CSUTcHTIELD.
SAMUEL CoaEN. President.
Secretary and Treas
d. G. RICHARDSON Solicitor
gsneral Once: Capitol st. nsAE 9tk4
Utehrncnd VA
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Base Ball.

The Red Stockings will cross bats
nth the Highland Giants Monday, Au-
ut I 3th at Island Park. Game call at
$50. Admission 15c.
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SIGN p AIN tt N g
RAlNING
MARE LING&
warm ISHIN G

IL you want your doors beautifully
grained or your mantel pieces, base
boards and walls marbeled so as to
look ike real stone; II you want
vour transoms numbered or your
show windows lettered In colors or
10 FURNISHED gold that will dazzle
the eve; II you want any OF your fur
niture cleaned and varnished a
YOUR home; or If you ~ant a trunk
or vallse lettered employ
o M. STEWARD,
507 Brook Ave.
He has had over 80 years expert
ence and is n master of his trade.
~Samples of work shown on re
quest. i"30-tf.
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TRAINS NORTHwARD
.i,aiIy
aTOppINg PLACES.

BTOPPINU PIACE5.
Noa. ~. as. &C. and 50 make no stops No. 4O3
ptcps on signal at Drewry's. Chester, Reams
st ony Greek, Jarra 4. and Beineid. Numbe
Is4 stops ON signal at Jarrats and Belneld
Nos. %, 81 and as. stop on signal at Manchester.
Drewery's, Centralia. aud Chester. Nos 30. 81,
So as a. az, as. 81 aud 81 VIII stop on signal at
all stations. .
pullman Palsce Buffet Sleepsng-Car on all
through trains. on Trains Nos 81 and 80 sleep
ing-Cars between Richmond and Lynchburg, Va
NEW LINE To ATLANTA, GA
Leaving Richmond at 1928 A. M. daily and ar
irving at Weldon at 3SP. NJ. and at Atlanta
at 90 p. N. via 5. A. L. Through sleepers-kicf
mond to Atlanta
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Look Out for Old DOmInIon star clul

There will be a grand Literary and
Musical Entertainment at the Second
Baptist Church, for the benefit Of said
Church, Monday night, August 18th,
1894, under the auspices OF ths Old Do
minion Star Club.
Some of Richmond's best talent will
take part in this Concert and a rare
treat is promised to ali who attend,
Come one and all aud hep as in ouI
struggle. There will. be two prizes Civ
en- to the person selling the highest mum
Der OF tickets over fifty. First prize
Handsome Rhinestone Earrings Sec
ond prize Handsome Gold Ring.
Mr.. W. A. Mitchell will Tecite some
his choice renditionss
Refreshments. served in the lectur
room.
Admission, 1Oe
| Doors open at 8 O'Clock. Concert bt
gins at $50 p. m,
B. Burwell, Pianist; Prof. john Taylor
Musical Director.
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Southern Railway.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
SHORTEST & QUICKEST ROUTE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

SCHEDULE IN >EFFEcr july 1, 1894.
LEAVE RICHMOND,
TRAIN No. 81, 1880 A. NJ.
OOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily for Danvtiie.
- Greaneboro Winston-Salem. Connects AZ
DanvIlle with the Washington aud Southwest
ern Vestibuled Limited. carrying sleepers 70
AshevilIe and Hot SSfings Columbia, Augusta
savannah. Jacksonville. and Tampa Auenth.
Birminghau, Memphis, shreveport New crieens
Al New Orleans and Memphis ccn7ectlon are
m ade for all poiDts In Texas and Celitornls
slsspers Richmond. Va. TO DanVhie anu
Greensboro
TRAIN No. IS. ls:tO PM
| MAST MAIL. daily for all points sogts
and southwest. COnnec's at MoHeley VIII
4 FarmvIlls and Powhatan railroad: AZ Nsysvii'
forClarkeavIlle. Oxford. end Durham. -
/ Carries Sleepers Danvflle 20 Columbia. Au
onsfs. Saw annah. Jacksonville and Albania
ePerior-Car Atisat1 to Birmingham.
Train No. 40. ? 20 q. NJ. mixed train daily ~
cont Sund ay carrying passenger coaeh III
Ametia G. II. and intermediate points
TRAIN No. IT, GOO p. NJ.
A AMELIA Accompanying. dailv. sn ,u.I
a sunday. for Amelia Courthouse and Int
| mediate pcints-
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Oh, yes, Rev. Evans Psyne is go
ing. He will be at Hampton with
the Fonrth Baptist Church Wednes-
day, August 18th.
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TO THE KNIGHTS OF PY-
THIAS.
Rev. Graham to Address Them
y

GRAND LODGE Va, KNIGHTS OF
PYrBIAs. n. A, S. A, F., A. 4 A..
Sl4 L Broad ST., Richmond, va.
To all Subordinate Lodges under the
jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge Of Va,
Greeting
You will assemble Monday, Aug
18th, at z. NJ, at the new Masonic
Hall, 511 Clay ST.. wearing the emblem
of the order and from thence alter carry
ing out the line OF march proceed TO tn
First Baptist Church, where specle
sermon will be delivered to the 81
knights by Rev. w. +. Graham. Eure
ka Division, No. l., U. R.. Sir r. q. Rich
ardson, Captain is invited to turn out 1
| full dress and accompany the severs
lodges.
BY order of
JOHN MITCHELL, JR-,
Grand Chancellor.
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PORrKR,s ICE CREAM SALOON.

Porter's Grocery and Ice Cream Sa-
loon at 1924 st. James Street
and 1924 1st Street Is now
open. ] can accommodate
you with the best Of
Groceries, Tobac-
o,Clgars and lee Cream at all times.
6-12-04-0m.
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q. Singleton, Charles Jones. Thomas M.
crump, George Ed. Howard, III. g. Car
Ter. BENJAMIN =. Vandervan, Winston
rrphas, wv. r. Stokes, A. L. Wright,
James Dabney. Robert Johnson, war
wick Booker, Chairman; 5. d. Coleman,
Manager.
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Lawn Party

For the Beneh- of the Young
Mems Christian Association
at the BUILDING Corn
err Third & Leigh SITS.
Monday Eve, Aug. 13. ending
Friday Eve, Aug. 18th
Special attractions. Old Maids
Auction. Good Music.
Admission, &c.
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HELP THE UNFORTUNATEs.

The Spiritual Welfare Of the Peniten
tiary C0nvicts.
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Behold the Waters.

A cordial greeting to yor,
Your family and your friends to
Private Excursion on the Steam
Ter Ariel, down the Historic
Iames to
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Look Out for the Working Sons OF
Hope.
Twenty-first Annual Grand
| Excursion from Rich
/ mond to
l charlottesville
and Bea yer Dam
By the
Working Sons Of Hope.
Sunday Morning, Aug. 10.
: Parties going on this Excursio
8 will have an opportunity to atten
= the protracted meetings at Beave
= dam. Frederick's Hall and Louis
l. Court- House. The Committee WI
spare no pains to make this the bee
= of the Season. Our long experiens
IS at railroading commends us to II
d public. Arrangements will be mac
y for white people. Refreshments
abundance at city prices.
Train leaves C. & o. Depot at
lo'clock q. m, returning will lea
Charlottesville at g p, m.
Fare, round Trip: 81
t.. Way passengers from Richmon
v. 81 90; Way passengers alter ieaN
ing Richmond for Charlottesvil
l$f.OO; Tolersville TO Charlottesvil
75c.; Louisa to Charlottesville, 80
lGordonsvilIe to Charlottesville, 20
O. Children under 10 years, hall price
by Committee of Arrangements ID
"a Harper. James Shelton, L. f. Lightfo
INF III. III. Stevens of Hanover, j.. w. Jae
:. son, NJ. T. Lightfoot, Manager; j.
at Coleman, Assistant; Archie Hawk
-. Secretary.
Us At. 1884.
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THOMPSON'S
SOCIAL SALOON

FOR PRIVATE GUESTS.
am prepared to furnish ladies and
gentlemen, for Private Parties,
or Social Entertainments for
the season, upon the most
accommodating and
Cheapest Terms; also Day-Boarders
and Transient Boarders. Come
Ladies and Gentlemen and let
us have Social Entertain
ment, etc.
Most respectfully yours,
PETER THOMPSON,
422 E. Marshall St., Richmond, Va
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Burkeville,
Via Atlantic Coast Line.
Monday, Aug. 20tb-

Grand Tournament at 1ifrke-
vile at 2 p. m. Knights o Erich
mond, blackstone, Nottoway c.
r., Farmville and Burkevllle'
will contest for the crown OF a
Queen of Love and Beauty
Grand Entertainment at Tuck
er's Hall at 8 p. M sharp. The
Queen will be crowned.
Visiting military from Rich
mond and Petersburg. A grand
match game of ball between
two well known clubs.
We invite all clubs that desire
TO contest with us. Terms
Moderate. A String and Brass
Band will accompany us.
Round Trip:
adult, $1.2s
Children under ID years 75c
| s@ Train leaves Union Depoi
lat $50 O'Clock a. m; returning
LEAVES Burkeville at e m
s .,-,... ing the ExcuFssc a:
hours in Burkeville.
Committee of Arrangeh. nts !:
Albert Mcintosh Josh. Smith
Robert Royal, VIM. Chalkley
Wash Jeter, Charley johnson
Vim. Miller, Bob West, Sherida
4 Jackson, Henry Jones, John
lCollev, Ias~ Woodson, Ale1
Green, Sidney Robinson, Beve
ly Fauntleroy, Robert Taylo
r. A. Burwell, Capt. WIS. Gov
n an.
d Warwick Booker and Sag
= Tones, General Managers.
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vrNITA, vINITAis yINITA

The Place for Recreation and Rest
The Fifth st. Bapt. Sunday School
Will give their Annual Basket Picnic
to vinita, Tuesday, August IA, "a.
This Park is situated on beauti-
al Hill overlooking the James and is
surrounded with abundant shade.
Boating, Fishing and other amuse-
ments as well as the chalybeate wa
ter will add to the attraction and
pleasure.
Fare, round trip, So;
Children under IL years, 25c
%Train leaves r. and A. r. r.
at 8. 80 A.. NJ, returning leaves VIM
ia at 6 o'clock p. M.
| You Must Wait for Us.
The FIRST Baptist Chu CHI 8 ;
Manchester, will give Grand T.
cursion to Mount Pleasant, Monda.
/ August 20, 1894. III you want t.
have a good time, go with US on thi
Excursion. We hope that our man,
friends will avail themselves OF thi
opportunity to enjoy themselves !
' Boating, Fishing and Swimming
Q No intoxicating Liquors allowed o
;. the train. We do earnestly wish tn
!, lsupport of our co-workers. M
Pleasant il a beautiful place, situai
, ed about 16 miles from Richmond.
"a Erain leaves G. and o. Depot
a. m. Returning leaves Mt Pleas
ant at 6:30 p M.
l. Fare round trip, soc.
Children under ID years. %
G. III. Munford, Chair.
TO Jno. r. Cogbill, Sec'y