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EPPS-Mrs. Sarah Epps depa:ted
this life Wednesday, May 80, 1894,
about 5 D. m.
She was for many years a member of
the Ebenezer Baptist Church. She suf-
fered for quite while but we hope she is
now sale in the arms of Jesus. She
leaves eons, 2 daughters, grand
children anu host of friends to mourn
their loss.
Her funeral took place from Ebenezer
Baptist Church Friday, June /, 1894,
Rev. r. Wells officiating.
Funeral diractor w. /. Johnson, offiei-
ated.
BRIDGEFORTH-Die Died May 27th,
1894, age "a Years In Newport News,
Va, after an lness Of six months, Mrs.
Mary Z. Bfidgetorth, the wife of James
s. BridgefoEth. She was a member OF
Columbian Grove Baptist Church and
lived a devoted christian. Her death do
not alarm mo, Her confidence was firm
ly grounded on the Rock of Ages, and
kept her soul unrafiied and unpalled in
the valley Of tbs shadow of death. Her
hope was as al anchor, sure and stead
fast, and cast within the vale for the
love OF God dsIed her heart, and tht
praises OF her dear Redeemer hung OF
her dying lips She leaves behind her G
husband and an infant child to mourn
their loss.
JOHNSON--Nr Hubert P. johnson
departed this Il Snnday, June 10, '94
| at 11:45 p. m. He leaves q loving wife
son, a sister. and host of friends t.
mourn their loss. His funeral tool
place from the Second Baptist Churcl
June ID, 1894.
He was consistent member of tha
Church for eixteep years, and was g.
years of age. k.W. Z. d. Lewis officiatec
w. i. johnson #noral director.
Hla WfM frnrnunR J0uNaoN
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AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.
To Save Them From Hanging.
IsEAL.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June IL, '94.
To THE LOYAL CITIZENS:
GREETING
We are just from the Bal
timore City jail where Thomas Smith,
Brown, George Holding, Alfred Conquest
Leonard Conquest, John Williams, John
Hall, John Handy, and George Ham
mond all of whom are citizens OF Acco-
mac Co., Virginia, are confined charged
with the killing of Sheriff Carvers, at
Westover Summersett Co., Maryland.
One of the men, Kemp. was lynched,
and the above eleven men were brought
here for safe keeping. They have no
money to employ counsel but we have
offered and they have accepted our SER
vices as Attorneys for them in the pend
ing case.
1t will require money, therefore, we ap-
peal to the friends of the unfortunate
men to assist us. We are colored Law
yers, Members of the Baltimore Bar anC
shall do all we can for them in the prem
ises. Any money sent us will be used t(
| the best possible advantage. Let the
ministers ask their people for contribu
| tions, or by other methods raise money
| A list of the contributions will be sen
| to the leading papers of the country.
Please respond at once as delays ar
dangerous.
We are yours for justice to the race,
Address,
CoRNELIUs G. FIrzGERALD,
w. AsHBIE HAWKINS,
Attorneys at Law
10 f.. Saratoga St.,
Baltimore, Maryland.
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A. sttssee were held at tbs
&unelI < at5 b. n. Exercises CON-
5nenee,t eaiaR.nk "0n Jordan Stormy
I58ak< md lis my name written
<eta Alter singing, prayer was
oif2fe& .kfex. Thomas Hewlett. Sing
lug niah Land
I1 n Nv choice and well delivered
Wofde t1F J. Wesley johnson, pastor
OF ST Eps p. e. Church introduced
the orate Of the occasion Hon. John II.
Smyth % delivered a forcihle and
scholarly ration; exhorting those inter
eeted III tae cemetaries to form an as
sociatIo the purpose of which will be
keeping ihs fences around them (the
cemetaries3 In good condition and beau
tifying the grounds with graveled walks
and flowers.
Next followed the reading OF an ode
written fpr the occasion by Prof. ID.
Webster Davis. whose reputs ton as q
writer OF both prose and poetry is well
known and by this ode he is raised
step higher on the ladder of fame as q
writer lie like the Hon. Smyth was
roundly applauded by the assembled
multitade
1t is earnestly hoped that each sue
ceeding year win but add to the interes,
IN such exercises.
The music for the occasion was fur
nished BY the Ebenezer Baptist Church
choir.
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Mt. Carmel Baptist Sunday School.

Whereas, our Heav Father has
seen ut in His all wise and unerrinR
providence to remove from our
midst our beloved sister, Maggie Z.
Lomax, and
Whereas, we deeply feel the lost of
this our sister; who was an earnest
and faithful worker for Christ. ever
striving to do all In her power to
help and elevate those around her.
Therefore be it
Resolved that while we bow In sub
u ission to our Father, who doeth
all things well. We here express our
sympathy and to pay our last trib-
ute OF respect to our beloved teach
er.
Resolved also that our Sunday
School have lost a faithful teacher
| and q cheerful worker for Christ.
The family have lost an obedient
child, and to them we convey our
deepest feeling.
Resolved further that q copv of
these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes of our Sunday School and
also be transmitted to the family of
the deceased; and published In the
Virginia Baptist" and Richmond
PLANET.
| ]. w. WILLIAMS,
/ F. @. RYLAND,
R. III. JOHNSON. Com.
Miss Sarah ]. WHITE.
CALLrE CURTIS,
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CHARI.oTTEsvILLE, VA, June IL, a.
Prof II. p. Armistead of Va. Seminary
gave grand lecture at Mt. Zion Bapt
Church, 4t inst.
The Lad Social Club gave a grand
reception ) the residence OF Mrs. s. j.
Yesterda was grand rally day at Mt.
Zion Bapt Church. Three hundred
and twsn~. Eve. dollars. ($325.) were
raised. -----s------
Rev. Dr. Jones, chaplain % the Univer-
sity OF virE Lila preached at o. m, and
Rev. Carr Of Iowa preached at d. M,
at which time the ID tribes made their
report.
Miss Evelyn Walker and Mr.. James
Gilmore Were married last Wednesday
evening by Rev. Hardy at the residence
OF the bride on Leigh St., gospel hill)
Mr.. A. Z. Mabrey's undertaking estab-
lishment has been nicely renovated.
Miss Annie Jenkins has returned from
Boston, Mass, and is looking well.
DR.. j. E. Delinger of North Carolina
spent pleasant visit in this city. Id
returned TO N. G. last week.
Everybody that owes for the PLANET
please pay as soon as possible. A.
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Kemp Williams. Met at 3 %. M. Grand
Chief BuckDer in the chair. The Insur-
ance report was read and adopted.
Grand Lecturer ID. +. Bats made his re-
port. The invitation from the Samari-
tans OF Richmond and Hatcher Lodge of
Manchester was accepted.
WHAT WAS DONE WITH SUSPENDED LODGES
The committee on the Good of the Or
der made a report and they recommend
ed that in view of the troubles between
the deputies concerning the tardiness of
the secretaries of subordinate lodges in
reporting the money promptly that they
have been drawn on for by the Insurance Q
Department that the Grand Chief shall
by the 1st OF August following his eiec
tion appoint his deputies for the state
and forward Immediately a copy of the
same to tie Insurance Department, &C
companied Herewith the territory of
said deputy and the lodge placed under
his charge. Recess taken.
THIRD DAY.
Met at 8 a. M, Grand Chief Buckner in
the chair. After singing and prayers the
the report of the committee on Good OF
the Order was taken mp. 1t was tabled
as was also section 3, 6 and z.
Section 8 was adopted after being
amended to read as follows: THAT id
view of the fact that it takes more than
one year for q chief executive to ae
quaint himself with the working of the
several departments OF his organization
when such an organization is SO divided
or covers such a range of subjects as Is
the case in our Order, therefore we rec
| ommend that the Grand Lodge will hS
/ a tenure of Office for the Grand Chief ol
| two years. After much discussion tbs
| resolution was adopted Sister M. G
Steward, delegate to the National GRAND
Lodge submitted her report ut created
much enthusiasm. 1t was supplemented
by the report by the National Crane
Lecturer, ID. +. Bats. He was also eI
Enthusiastically received. The invitatio,
to photograph the Grand Lodge by tn
Davis Photograph Gallery, S27 Eas
Broad ST., per Mr.. ]. C. Farley was q
cepted. On motion of Rev. James II
Holmes $500 was donated ID. f. Bait
who so ably represented the Gram
Lodge at the National.
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letter was sent TO Gov
T. Q'Ferrall and by his private
T Mr.. Evan II. Chesterman re-
3 us. -
? nkENsrABLE. Mass, June :, '94
,oR or VIRGINIA
= Sir IL have been trying to
Ehefe my father Is, but l did not
osf to go about it. A lady told
rte to the Governor of Virginia
ber's name is Henry johnson,
olored man and lives somewhere
q or Hampton, Va. If he ID
I you please try and find him
cry thankful l have not seer
rom him since. i was 8 years
NOW Is.
VIOLA JOHNSON.
West Barnstable, Mass.
- whitman
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Publishers. Announcement.

In the interests of the young peo-
pie Ithe American Baptist Publica-
tion Society has decided to reduce
the price of the Lie OF Jesus, by Rev.
0. G. s. Wallace, and A Short His
tory of the Baptists, by Mr.. Ii. G.
Vedder, from 90 cts. each to go cts,
These books will be of special value
in connection with the studies of the
Christian Culture Course, land both
of them bear the G. C.. G. stamp ol
the Baptist Young Peoples Union
and are commended by that Society
to It's constituents.
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COIemanville Mineral Springs
Grand Summer IResort-Property
AlIright-The Connty Clerks
AflldaYIt.

In the Clerks office OF the County
Court of Cumberland, June 8, 1891.
I, J. b. FIippen, Clerk of the County
Court, Cumberland County, Va, do
hereby certify that deed for six acres
ofland was made by r. t. Coleman and
wife to the Colemanville Mineral
Springs Company, dated Goth day oi
March, 1892, and recorded in this Of
flee, also that deed is of record in this
Office to r. T. Coleman for two hundred
and fifty acres of land upon which the
above mentioned mineral springs Com
pany's property is located, and that
there is no deed of trust recorded in this
Office "a xainst the above mentioned
deeds which ere recorded. Given under
my hand, this 9th day of June, 1894.
j. b. FLIPPEN,
Clerk, Cumberland County Court.
In Justice to the stockholders of tn,
ColemanvilIe Mineral Spring Company
this certificate of the Clerk of this Coun
ty of Cumberland, appear in this paper
for the purpose of showing to all tina
no deed of trust stand against my lan(
on which the mineraf spring Company
property is located.
Any person who purchases stock il
this enterprise will receive value for thei
money later on, The income from thi
grand ninernl & grea
aftes whEe, as tue a, the wa
ter increasing daily.
A dividend will be declared to all wh'
have paid up stock One share for ev
cry one. The whole or $1,000 per ever,
ten paid up stock.
This opportunity will not stand long
and every person wishing stock or lot
will do well to call at the Office in TIN
county or see our travelling Agent.
New buildings going up and bathin
houses Oeing built. Come one and a
and see for yourselves, and purchas
stock while the doors are open.
Signed,
X. T. COLEMAN,
President of the Colemanville Mineri
Springs Company.
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Right You Are.

Colored brethren: keep up your ag
itation day In and day out; exert
every effort; embrace each Opportun
ity; let your appeals for justice reach
the hearts of the intelligent class OF
people who control this nation, and
you will find in a brief period that
lynching will be made a capital
crime, and every participant will be
branded as q murderer and given
the extent of the law.
baltimore, Md. Chronicle.
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Y. M. C. A.

Meetings are all well attended, but we
wish to see more.
Girls meet Saturday, 3 .. m.
Explanation on the Sunday School
lesson 500 p. m.
Boys meeting Sunday, 4 p. m. A
special address by Master Roger Kyles.
Lawyer George w Lewis will address
the men Sunday, $50 p. m. All men
are invited
Remember the Y. NJ. c. A. is doing al
that is in it's power to raise fallen hu
manity. Will you not help to support
this great work ?
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First Baptist Church Temperance So
ciety, Mrs. j. H. Holmes Pres, will meet
Sunday Evening June 18th at O'Clock,
PROGRAMME
Song, The Bowler Choir; PRAYER, S.
c. BurreIl; Scripture Lesson, j. E. Tenn
pleman; Song, Choir; Introductory
Nelson Williams, Jr.; Essay, Miss F. E.
Elliot; Solo, j. Andrew Bowler; Essay,
Miss Annie Keene; Address. ID. Webster
Davis; Song, Choir; Essay, Mrs. B. f.
Jones; Song, where is my Wandering
Boy, etc, Choir; Appeal, w. II. Stokes;
Collection, Dea. Harrison Smith; Re
marks, Rev. James II. Holmes. Bene-
dition. All are welcome.
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Wide Water on the Potomac River, II
miles, reached by the X. f. & p. II. r. lie
a delightful spot for excursion parties.
Fishing. boating and bathing are the
special attractions. Trains chartered
at low rates upon application to
c. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
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AFTER OFFICE.
Bro. Randolph and the Negro Demo,
Gratis -

+. A. Randolph, Esq, president Of the
Colored State Democratic League, has
issued call for State Convention, to
meet in the city of Lynchburg on the
second Tuesday in July, for the purpose
of electing two delegates and two alter
mates to represent this State in the Ma
tional Convention of the Negro Nation.
al Democratic League, to be held in In.
dianapolis, Ind, on the second Tuesday
in August.
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PRUDENT
PEOPLE

Prepare for emergencies
by keeping their lives in
sured.
Then, Insure at oncel
Do it nowI Do not waitI
Insure In The Security
Industrial Life Insurance
Co., which does not dis
criminate on account of
color. Live Company.
An claims paid promptly
Agents wanted to cam
vass the city. Office gil
e. Clay ST.
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NOTICE! NOrICRii

All persons desiring tables or stands
at the Exposition Grounds for July 4th,
may call at 219 w. Broad street now
or before July and.
Major j. B. JOHNSON,
6-9-4t Chairman
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Another Orator upon the
Beauties of the Late Con
ederacy--Indiscreet ASser-
tiOnS.
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To Our sister Florence Z. wexford.

broken.
And one link from us has gone
But we hold this, as token
Of our dear, departed one.
Death has come and tak'n her from us,
And her soul is now at rest
Yet Wen see her agaiu, we trust
When we join the loved and blest.
She has crossed the food before US,
And hath reached the happy land
Bvand by we too will cross it,
Cross to reach the Golden Strand.
Farewell, sister thou hast left us,
In this sorrowiDg world below
Meier to see thee in our meetings
Till we meet on Csnaan's shore.
Composed by W. II. Stokes,
June -. 1894.
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Personals s. Briefs.

- Mrs. Abram and Miss f. +. Moon
of Manchester called or us this week.
-Messrs C H. Munford and John
Baker of Manchester called on US.
Rev. G. W. Brown of Norfolk, Va,
called on us.
Mrs. Sallie C. Rose of Lynchburg
formerly of this city, is here visiting rela-
tives and friends.
-Miss Eliza Smith after having
spent a week visiting her sister in New
York has returned to the city.
Mr.. James S. Bridgeiorth of New.
port News, Va, was In the city this
week and called on us.
Madam Vaughan of Petersburg
Va, visited our city last week and was
the guest of Madam Sarah Tyler.
Miss Mary II. Rowe spent las
week in Ashland, Va. visiting her frienC
Miss Ora Ford, of that
Mrs. Mamie E. Carter who has beer
so very i'll for the past three weeks. con
tinues to improve and it is ho ped ma.
be able to sit up IN a few days.
We return thanks for the invitation rt
ceived to attend the Commencement Ex
ercises OF Eckstien Norton University a
Masonic Temple, Friday evening, Jun
22,.1S94.
Richmond Steam Laundry, 31S
7th St., guarantees the very best {
>eNoEk NanzRtmost care is taken wit
.<vasr. kho
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Southern WOmen'S Defence
of Rev. Cave and Iirade
Against the North.
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Rev. Y. d. Lewis will preach a
special sermon In the furtherance of
Fourth Baptist Church Grand Rally,
on Monday night, the 18th inst, at
their church, 2Sth and p. SITS.
Mr.. George A. Thornton is an
agent for the PLANET In East Pitts
burgh, Pa. Please patronize him by
so doing you helh US.
Rev. T. N. Allen, b. D., of Ash
land, Va, is confined TO his room.
Mr.. George w. Bethel of DAN
vile enroute to New York called on
US.
Mr.. Charles S. Morris of Bos-
ton, Mass, was In the city this week
and called on us.
-Messrs. B. w. Leftwich, G.. W.
Scott and G. A. Ware, delegates to
the State Grand Lodge of Good Sa-
maritans called on US.
Mr.. W. H. Wick, a recent grad.
uate of Lincoln University, Pa, was
In the city this week.
-Iu0 MARY NORMAN VINO Wde re-
ported as being connected with the
| Rev. Payne's affair on Church Hill
some time ago in the last weeks is
sue was not the Miss Mary M. Nor
man of S15 N. 9th ST., Navy Hill.
" MANTED-Thirty men by the 31st
of the month to go to Maine. Ap-
ply Monday or Thursday nights
18th and 21st at 8 P. NJ, All W
Duval St., where arrangements vii
be made.
Mr.. G. w. Leftwich of Lynch
burg was In the city this week to at
tend the State Grand Lodge, I. o. G
s. and D. s.
Meet our news boys on the stree
and ask them for PLANET, only
cents.
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Miss Kate Mosby of Hampton,
Va, is in the city, the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. John l.. Mines 721 Brook Ave. She
is graduate of the III. N. and A. Insti-
tute- She will remain In the city for two
or three weeks and will be glad to see
her many friends at the above address.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-16

The Three PardOned Men
from the Virginia Peniten
tiary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-06-16

a Plea for the Maryland
Prisoners.
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In MemOriam

Whereas God in hts all wise dispen- |
sation has taken from our midst by
death our dear sister, Florence Elizabeth
Walford, and
Whereas, we have lost in the death of
a most worthy member and an ear
nest faithful woman of true christian de-
votion and exalted character.
Whereas we do sincerely feel the loss OF
this our dear sister but, our loss is her
eternal reward. She has gone before.
We miss her, but we shall see her again,
therefore,
We. the members of the First Baptist
Church Temperance Society bow low in
humble submission to an unerring Prov
idence, s'For he knoweth our frame, he
remembereth that we are dust, and
That we extend to the family and her
dear mother our heartfelt sympathy for
we sorrow not unto death, but unto Joy
and life everlasting, and
That a copy of this "Memoriam" be
kept on the record of this Society, sent
to the family and published iu the Rich
mond PLANET
Is it sad that a cause Grand has to do?
Aye, but it is not ours to choose.
Ours to say, ours to do;
So that when called we may answer
ready too.
NELSON WILLIAMS, JR.,
MRS. FRANCIS b. JONES, Com.
-" JAMES II. HOLMES,
Whereas, God in His divine wisdom,
| hath seen fit to call unto Himself our
dearly beloved sister Florence K. Wal
/ ford who has been with us ever since its
organization, therefore be it
Resolved, that while we bow in sub
| mission to the will of our Heavenly Fa-
ther, feeling that "He doeth all things
WE'LL" and while we rejoice in the knowl-
edge that our departed sister, as a true
christian, looked for glorious immor-
tality, we still feel that the young Peo-
ple's Society of Christian Endeavor oi
the First Baptist Church has lost an es-
teemed member, and her family a dea,
| one whose place can never be filled.
Resolved, that we hereby tender tC
the family, our sincere sympathy il
, | their bereavement, with the hope thai
they will rely on the sustaining power o
: one who hath always been the "Tru
Comforter"
> Resolved that a copy of these resolu
. tions be forwarded to the family, an,
spread upon the minutes of our society
and that q copy be sent to the "Virginii
Baptist and the Richmond PLANET TO
!, publication.
= JAMES +. TEMPLEMAN,
!, LUCY v. Boiling,
? JULIA A. BRAxroN, Com.
), HENRY q. CARTER,
3 LILLE A. HOPE.
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Marriages.

READ-GoUGH-The marriage of Miss
Annie 4. Cough to Rev. George E. Read
will take place st the Ebenezer Baptist
Church, on Tuesday morning, June &c,
1894. 10 O'Clock. Friends are invited.
No Cards.
THoMPsoN-B -BYERs-The marriage Ger
emony of Miss Sarah Z. Byers to Prof.
p. ii. Thompson, B. ID. of Jackson Col
lege, OF ackson, Miss, will take place
Thursday, June 81, '94, at $50 p. M,
at Ebenezer Baptist Church. Ali friends
are invited to attend. No cards.
HARRls-PETERsoN-Miss Cora Peter
son was married to Rev. Timothy Harris
at his residence, 1850 L. Broad ST..
June IL, 1885,, at 8 D. m. Ceremony
| was performed bg Rev. CRATIC Harris
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Have you borrowed this paper
Why not subscribe ?
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The Hanging of Spiher.
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of Miss II setta s. Cufiey, of Berk-
ley, Var q aWyer James g. Spur
Rto1 KY. win take place at
the Tra. a. &. Church, Rexkley,
Va, W. Jnue 81. '94, at 2
O'Clock p. suds are invited No
cards.
BuRKE. Iss-~&iss Lucy A. Harris
was marri D Afr. George e. Burke,
Thursday, - 2, 1894, st 10 O'Clock
.. M al tdsf residence OF the brides
mother. on 50 0aui st.
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The Republican State Com
n1ittee Meets in Washing
ton and Decides not to
Nominate.
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FOR SALE CHEAP:-A First class
- Upright Piano. Call at 419 N.
Sth street.
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Passed Away.

BUMPAss, LoUsIA Co., VA, June
11th 1894.
Mrs. Matilda Ann Thompson, the
vile of Edward Thompson, and also
mother of Rev. E. G. Thompson, de-
parted this life Friday June Sth, '94
In the 18th year of her age. Her fu-
neral took place at the residence Sun
day the 10th, inst. Rev. Daniel
Tucker of Richmond Va. officiated
She bore her sickness with christian
fortitude. She was a member of the
Union Baptist Church OF Beaver
Dam Va, for twenty years. She
leaves a husband, four sons, and on,
daughter, several grand and great
grand children, with a host o
friends to mourn their loss.
Thou hast left us, dearest mother,
Gone to dwell with God above;
We will travel on dear mother
Till we reach the God of Love.
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Editor iaI Briefs.

Lynchers Convicted.
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Ho! For Mt. Pleasant.

A cordial greeting to you, your
family and friends to a PRI-
VATE PICNIC given by St.
Philips Sunday School to
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,-ss sseksf->s $780,
This Week.
WHAT is SERV ED
ITS READERS.
GOOD
HAMAR|TANS.

kfold a large Grand
Todge---An Harmonious
Session. Full Account.
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Given under my hand and
under the Lesser Seal of
the Commonwealth of
Richmond, this -7th-
day of-June-in the
year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and
ninety four, and in the
11Sth-year of the Com
monwealth.
CHARLES T. O'FERRALL.
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