Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-02-23
Personals & Isriets

TSFSOstdiS q tlgseIs
-NIr. J. NJ. Clark of Danville, Va,
called on us.
Mrs. Rose Bryant of 73s \. 3rd
St, is indispOsed.
Mr. r. Henry Scott of Wythe-
vile, Va, called on US.
u Wyatt in our last issue should
have been Miss f. B. Wyatt.
awSIiss Filena Jones and Miss p.
inston of Washington called on
-Mr. and Mrs. George w. John
Z New York are visiting in this
-Have you paid for this paper?
Improvement of it calls for an in
psed outlay and more money.
HMr: f I)erane is happy over the
of MS baby boy. The mother
well.
Mrs. Harriet Cousin OF II w.
yh ST., who has been i'll with In
ppe is much better.
u. d. Bland the chorister of the
Shday School Union continues quite
k at his residence, 744 n. 2nd st.
Mrs. Mary A. Tucker is agent for
e PLANET at Morton, Pa, and any IA
brs extended her viii be appreciated
us.
Rev. John Jasper will lecture to
pc white people at the white Y. M. G.
Hlfhday evening. 8 o'clock. Sub
The Sun do move"
Did you borrow this journal?
lot subscribe? Fifty cents will
il for four months.
We are glad to learn that Mrs
inc Scott and her daughter, Miss
SIC are out again after having "A Sc
re attack Of la grippe.
We return thanks for the invita-
lion received to attend the Seventh
anniversary Exercises and Book Re-
option, Sunday, Feb. 24 at 3 $50 p. NJ,
etersburg, Va.
Mr. John f. Lucas, I42S L. St,
Washington, ID. c.. is authorized TO re-
ived subscriptions TO the PLANET. He
n be found at the above address from
pm to s p. NJ.
Next week we will go beyond
pything we have ever attempted in
Ii Yay Of illustrations. Look out for
send in your orders early.
2arties living out of the city will
ur watches by mail TO F. J. Crane.
only cost about Gets, See Ad-
rment in another column. ,
AWe return thanks to the Chry-
hemum Club for the invitation eX-
led us TO be present at the resi-
Ne of Mrs. Q. w Moon, Manchester
Friday evening, Feb. D, '95.
Rev.. II. johnson of Mountcas-
preached at the 9th Mt. Zion
Church last Sunday afternoon
kply impressed the attentive au-
which had assembled to hear
cad our great inducement tC
8nd advance paying subscribers
Battle of Gettysburg is an oil chro-
land is very fine. Christ Before Pi-
is too well known to need reference
I'VE have received the Baptist
Aer for March 1t is up to the eX
standard set by the American
blication Society, 1920 Chest
Philadelphia, Pa, publishers.
Salomon presents our reader
other schedule of cut prices
him and get bargains.
Fe have received Kola, an illus
pamphlet published by johnson
hnson, New Brunswick, n. J. /
exhaustive history of the nu
issued in furtherance of thei
Acture.
Ne have received Liberia" a mag
published by the American Col
ion Society, Washington, ID. [
ntains a fine portrait of Ger
n A. Sherman, Secretary of Wa
{ the Navy of Liberia.
For fine groceries &c, call o
Pollock. Read his advertise
and patronize him.
We received the Gland of tn
nd Beyond" )" an excellent produC
ssued by the SoutherniRailway CC
handsomely and profusely illu:
and sets forth our SOuther
o in q most advantageous hgh
nphlet is a gem of its kind an
rtainly richly repay perusa
nefit the enterprising manage
hich presented it to the public
eat railroad official, Mr.. w.
IS General Passenger Agent
gnificent system.
.nts of /. n. Monroe, the ossifie
he c0uncilmen and other pc
Ase sketches we have publishe
lie from photographs taken
lev. the efficient cOlored PHI
Ar. He can be found at Il
Dnd Photograph Gallery whe
st artistic work can be supple
The cartoons are conceived Al
oy John Mitchell, Jr.
The Manassas Industrial Scho
Ig at Manassas, Va, was burn'
ground Friday evening, Feb. st
its contents were destroyed j
"a very fine library given t
n by Gen. Mussey of Was
C. Appeals are now bel
assistance to aid in rebuil
" we trust generous respon
low. Prof II. p. MOntgOme
lington is president and Pre-
emmons, principal.