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A VIRGINIA NEGRO.

80 a.
u" oid slave OF Confederate Minister Mn.
sou, OF M,son.siileit Fans, IL nav u Ia.
m''lar Character Ia C~hicngu-uis L,ro's
Story.
Chicd9O Tribune.
At one time hc VIVA vol known TO tho
suburban traffic that comes In and de.
parts daily from tho Northwestern sta.
lion. There was II bcloro.tho.wur east
III ma Old face, u plantation hue and
gait in his coun.cnanco and form. Tho
whiskers were OF tho Galway cut. and
he did business on ono natural log and
\ half 10y. tho remainder Of tho latter
bong wooden. Ito WAS u musician In
ms way, aud n nowSboy. llc sawed and
sold for u livelihood.
Ills fiddle was frosted under its bridge
with rosln dust, aud no played always
on ono key. Tho mir, II II might DO
called IN air, wa, an imitation Of Bona.
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All Trains daily. except Sunduy.
". q. GABRIEL. General Passenger Agent.
". Il WO0DFoRD. General Manager.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

arrival ana departure Of trains on nnd after
January v 1871 EXPLANATION Or itErRnrVCR
MAhks; DAILY; iDhily. except SUNDAY; ,jaily,
except saturday; TIaily. except MONDAY; fSIiii.
rny., only; lM0ndgys only; saturdays only.
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George W. Kolisr, of Philado iphia, Con-
fined to His li,d Eighteen Years aud
Gradually becoming OssiiuJ "A lso.
mnriSnhlr Case.
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Ordination Services.

Notwithstanding the inclement wealth
er large and appreciative audience
assembled at the Moore st. Baptist
Church, Thursday night, March 7th the
occasion being the ordination of Rev
Nelson B. Brown. On the rostrnm
we're seated Revs. J. H. Holmes. W. II.
White, Evans Payne, J. P. Clark. G.. Il
Johnson and R. o. Johnson
After few Introductory remarks nv
Rev. Holmes and Scripture lesson
and prayer a duett was sung bv Mrs
Mary Peoples and Mr.. VIVA. Stanard
which greatly pleased the audience.
Kew. X. o. johnson, the pastor in a
very pleasing manner delivered the
ordination sermon, which was very in
structive and brimfull of oratorv IF
won for him the praise Of all present
Prayer was offered by Rev. Holmes !.
Laying on of hands by all ministers,
present; Charge by Rev. Evans PAYNE |.
Hand of Fellowship. Rev. J. T. Turner |.
Presentation of Bible by Rev. w F.
Graham.
At the conclusion Of the exercises q
collection was taken for the benefit of
Mt. Olivet Bapt. Church of which the
young divine is pastor.
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Christian EndeavOrs

The Ladies' Of the Christian Endeav-
or Societies of the different churches,
who gave the Concert at the True Re
formers Hall on Feb 26th inst desire
to thank the public for the patronage
so generously given them. Also the
ladies and gentlemen who kindly gave
their time and talents on this occasion.
The amount realized was $6l 75 This
amount in addition to 5000 contribu-
ted by the Navy Hill Public School
Teachers and $l0.75 from the teachers
OF the Moore Street School has enabled
us to open a Public Mission Room in
the old City Hall Building for the re-
Lief of she worthy poor of our city. A
further report will be submitted later
on The Christian Endeavor Societies
of the First Baptist Church, Second
Baptist Church, Ebenezer Baptist
Church and the Presbyterian Church
are all working together with heart
and hand for the advancement of this
charity Through the kindness of Ex-
Postmaster Otis II. Russell, the G.. A.
r., granted us the use of the room in
the old City Hall free of charge. Toe
much praise cannot be given Rev. W
w. Browne who also contributed free
of charge the use of the True Reform
er's Hall for the concert. To all per.
sons who have in any way assisted u:
we return thanks.
MRS. G w. LEWIS, Chairman :,
Mrs THOMAS m. CRUMP, Sec'y.
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Y. N c. A

An excellent programme was render
ed 10y the Lyceum on last Friday even
ing. This advantage is opened TO all.
Many strangers attended the expla-
nation on the Sunday School lesson
last Saturday, . p. IN This is encour-
aging. Continue and you viii be
helped. Free TO all. Come
The boys crowded our rooms last
Sunday to hear an excellent sadIiress
which was delivered to them 10y Rev
t. ii. Griffin. Many happy thoughts
were given TO the boys by our brother
and If digested, in the future we Will
see some stalwart men for Christ
Rev. I. b. Snowden made a very inn
pressive address TO the men last Sun
day. His thoughts were very practi-
cal. Our brother is acquainted with
the work of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. He knows what il is
to go out into the highways and hedges
and compel men TO come 10 Jesus.
Rev w. +. Graham was present TO
welcome our brethren. In union there
is much strength Solo by brother ID.
w. Davis. 1t added much to our meet
ing.
VISIT TO THE HENRICo co. JAIL.
Monday morning, $50 O'Clock we
found ourselves. in company with Miss
Alice Hughes, President of the Ladies'
Auxiliary and Mrs. Bette Graves, on
our way to the County Jail TO visit the
young man, morris Hopkins) who is
sentenced to be hanged April Srd We
reached the Jail about $3.50, and we're
ushered to Hopkins cell by one of the
deputies of the prison Here we found
the young man much surprised to see
MS He looked as if all had forsaken
him but in a few moments we were
made to know that he yet had friends
He said his dear mother was still
watching over him and that he was
trusting in God. He spoke of his Sa-
viOr with great power and said he was
ready TO meet Him at any hour
We read the blessed word of God TO
him and then he knelt with us while
we offered prayer in his behalf
He seemed so grateful. Shall we not
go again, and take him some flowers?
II you have flowers which would help
him feel that God purposes him to en-
JOY some of natures blessings once
more, we will gladly take them on our
next visit. Remember friends, this is
a young man, and his mother needs
our sympathy and prayers.
Girls meeting to-day, p IN
Prof. G.. K. HOvey will explain the
| Sunday School Lesson to-day, 3 p IN
All are invited. Come and bring your
neighbOr
Boys meeting Sunday, 4 p m.
Brother w. w. Wines, Jr, will ad-
dress the men Sunday, $3.50 m Sub
ject; Responsibilities All men are
| invited
The Girls Branch will give literary
| entertainment Easter. Everybody y
| should encourage this effort
Easter Offering to the work which is
an arm to the church, under the direc-
tions of our pastors April 18th, s p. IN
at the First Baptist Church. You vii
be supplied with an envelope Do moi
! refuse to contribute.
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JACKSON WARD BREVETIEs.

The churches last Sunday, were well
ATTENDED by both young and old. Many
OF the pulpits were filled by ministers
from the M. +. Conference which con-
vened in this city last week. The min
listers delivered very able sou1-stirrinq
sermons. .
Many were frightened last Sun
day night on observing the moon in
eclipse. What will some of our good
christians (?) do when Gabriel blows
his trumpet.
We are glad to know that Mr.. Row
al Racks is able to be out again.
Mr.. Charles Morton continues unite
sick. 4''''0
Mrs. Doyle who has been very sick
for quite while, is convalescine.
Uncle Toms Cabin was greeted with
large crowds Monday and Tuesday
nights, and all expressed themselves as
icing we'll pleased with the excellent
manner in which the drama was exc
mted.
There being no marriage for last Sun
day night, the greatest talk was the
speech of Editor John Mitchell be-
fore the Committee on Grounds and
Buildings, 1t was one of the greatest
speeches ever made in the New CITY
Hall. '
The Concert at the Ebenezer Rant
ist Church Tuesday night was a grand
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success A very fine program was rem
dered by some of our best home talent
assisted by Messrs. John X. CogbiU.
Robt. A. Johnson and Henry Jones, of
Manchester, who rank among the lead
ing stars on the dramatic and musical
stage of that city.
We think you should return that
Xmas gift-ring-to that young gentle
man if you contemplate giving him the
q. B. That was terrible shot not
long since.
Say young man, take our advice
don't try to drink up all the bad whis-
KEY you can find in the bar-rooms, be-
cause odds are against you on a certain
street
After selling whiskey six davs in n
week, we think the proprietOrs of the
bar-rooms should close them on Sun
day If not, they should be forced to do
So We believe more whiskey is sold
on Sunday than any other day. at any
rate one would think so from the num-
Der OF old and young men seen stagger-
ing along the streets Sunday after Sun
day.
Say young men, can't you find moth
ing. else to do at night but sit down
under electric lights and roll the
lucky bone F"
OnS ASlloW was out visiting with her
Sunday evening; but her best fellow (?)
took her to the entertainment at the
Second Church Monday night, which
meant at least 20 cents. That's fun
ny, don't you think so
We are glad to know that we have
prevailed on some of our young men :
and have caused them to visit the ton
sorial artist
We hope that young men who have
peen allowing their mothers to suffer
during the winter, while they spent ali
their earnings drinking at the bars.
Will mend their steps. We are on to
some of you.
nj AGNO DrO
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Deaths.

DANIDSON-The funeral of Walter
Davidson, a well known barber. tool
place Monday morning from the Bird
SJ. A M. r. Church Pail bearers
were Messrs. William Simms, William
Mundln, William B. Smith. Scott
Diggs, William Waller, Dick Frayser.
Albert Johnson.
TINSLEY-Mr. Richard Tinslev d;ad
Saturday, March 9th, in the 45th wear
OF his age The funeral took place.
Monday, March 11th at 80 p. NJ. at
ms residence, Sl9 n. 3rd st. He leaves
a VIE. two children, five brothers and
three sisters TO mourn their loss. Rev.
j. II. Holmes of1lciated.
JOHNSON-Mrs. Polly Johnson
mother of Henry 9. Coots OF PhiladeI.
phia, departed this life very suddenly
tuesday morning March 5th in the
o3rd year of her age. Her funeral
TOOK place from the Second Baptist
Church Thursday afternoon. 9TH inst
Kew. r. d. Lewis officiating.
| She leaves host of relatives and
friends to mourn their loss, since none
knew her but TO love her, kind-hearted
aQd always ready to lend assistance
wheAre AID was solicited. May she rest
MARTHA E. Coors,e
Her Ne
LUCAS-Edmund Lucas. departad
this life Thursday, Feb. 2Sth at his res
idence, Taylorsville, Hanover County.
Va, in the 18th year of his age in the
full triumph of faith. He was a loving
husband and devoted father to ali his
family. He was a member of the Or
der Little River True Reformers. We
hope that our loss is his eternal gain.
By his daughter,
MARIA LUCAS.
They watch and weep as the hours
go by;
Till the last of the twenty-four.
Then they know the one they love
must die,
And their watching soon be DER.
1t is hard to loose the being we love
a flower so fresh and fair.
To watch the spirit soar above.
And have but dead leaves there.
All sorrow of sorowsl deep, deep
woei
TO watch the parting breath,
with awe TO see the approaching foe.
And know that his name is-death'
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The M. E. CONFERRNCE.
The Close Of the SessiOn-Lists Of Ap-
pOintments.

The conference convened Saturday
9TH inst. at a. m, Bishop w. +. NAL
lalleu, presiding. Devotional exercis-
es were conducted by Rev. Nathaniel
Jackson. The journal of the fourth
days session was read and approved
The reports of the following commit
tees were read and adopted: Tract.
Sabbath observance, periodicals. dis
CrlcJ conference records, church extern
sion, education, state of the church
Freedmen's Aid and Southern Educa-
tIon Society, parsonage and furniture
the statistical secretary and conference
steward.
Charleston, w Va, was chosen as
the place of the next session. The
iighI was quite animating. The vote
tlmore. Samuel M. Saunders. a dea-
con of the African Methodist Episconal
Church and G. w. Cohen, a local elder
OF the African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church, had their orders recog-
nlzed. A committee consisting of
hevs. Ryder, Watts, and Watkins was
appointed TO prepare a resolution
respecting the recognition of orders
from other churches. Rev. T.
Thomas presented the report of the
committee of missions and nominated
The committee of examination and
standing committees for ensuing wear
standing committee of six was an
pointed on memoirs and report from
Ghe Aged Mems and Women Home at
Baltimore.
1t was read by Rev. n. M. Carroll
and showed the home to be in a pros
porous condition. Resolutions expres-
sive of thanks to the friends and others
were on motion read and adopted and
ordered to be printed.
Addresses in the interest OF their re-
spective work were delivered bv Drs
wagner, Bowen, Payne, and w. w.
BroWne, president of the Savings Bank
q. F. U. 0. of True Reformers. John
Mitchell, Jr., editor of the Richmond
PLANET was introduced. On motion
conference ordered that, after reading
the annual appointments conferences
stand adjourned without day. Bishop
Mallalieu then briefly addressed the
conference.
The Bishop then read the following
appointments for 1896:
Alexandria District-I. T.. Thomas.
Alexandria, Va, S. G. Griffin Ash
grove, Va, J. E. Williams; Bedford
Clty, Va, j. II. Jackson Bedford
Springs, Va, Bosley Boyce, Buena Wis
ia, Va, John w. Carroll; Brownsburg.
Va, J. w. Galloway; Charlottesville.
Va, b. W. Brown Falls Church, Va.
John Barnett; Fincastle, Va, G.. D..
Pinkey Leesburg, Va, S. II. Norwood,
Lexington, Va, w. II. Gaines Linceln,
Va; Fillmore. Diggs; Lynchburg, Va,
II. A. Carroll
Lynchburg, Circuit, Virginia-C. IL.
foreman.-Lynch's, Virginia; Moses
Opher Middleburg, Virginia w. IL.
Jones, Motleys, Virginia G. w. Cohen
Richmond, Virginia; Asbury. T. II.
Cooper, Richmond, Va. Leigh Street.
w. II. Fax: Richmond Union Mission
to be supplied; Roanoke, Va. b. b.
Martin; Salem, Va, T. B. Snowden
Stewartsville, Va, ]. H. Goodrich
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Seven Pines Baptist Church.

HENRIoo COUNTY, VA, Mar. 10, 80.
Mr.. EDITOR:
Dear Sir:-Please allow us space in
your interesting columns TO thank our
many friends of the city for their pat
ronage on last Sabbath We are glad
TO say that we were blessed to listen to
an eloquent sermon preached by Rev.
5. w Harland from the Richmond
Theological Seminary which was suit
able to the occasion After the collec-
tlon had been raised the pastor assisted
by Rev. Porter proceeded to admins
ter the Lords Supper with soul stir
ring exultation by Rev. @. w. Winston
of the 10th Street Bapt. Church and
Bro. Randolph of the Fourth Baptist
Church. Brethren please come again.
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The Baptist Young Peoples Union
of the Fifth st. Baptist Church held
excellent services on last Tuesday
evening. Miss Mary Smith read pa
per on the subject of the hour-''The
Father Waiting" which was timely
and soul-stirring Next Tuesday even
ing will be the first anniversary of this
Union. The Y. NJ @. A., and other
young peoples meetings are invited to
be present and take part in discuss
ing the subject of temperance. Miss
Cora Sandridge, the president, will do
all in her power to push on the good
work so well begun. The public is in
vited next Tuesday night. Admission
free
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A Pretty Entertainment.

SUFFOLK, March lie The Excel
slor' literary association of the Pub
lie Graded School, held on the evening of
Washington's Birthday one of the most
varied and instructive entertainments
ever witnessed here. The proceeds
will be used to enlarge their library.
Many ask for repetition and why not?
The patrons of this school should
feel proud indeed of their children and
the proficient instructors.
BY A WITNESS.
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A GsnsrOu Cont ibutIOn.

Mrs J. Hood Wright of New York.
whose husband was partner i'm the
firm of Drexel, Morgan 4 Co, upon Wis
iting the Railroad Young Mems Chris
tan Association Building at Clifton
Forge, Va and observing the workings
OF the institution, has signified her in
tentlon to send $500 a year through
Mr.. Nj. +. Ingalls,, President of the c.
o., Iand under whose direction the
Clifton Forge Association became a re-
ality), to be used for the purchase of
books for the library
This gift is made in memory of her
late husband, and will.be continued, we
understand, indefinitely This volun-
tary gift is a ringing tertimonial to the
value OF this department to work
among Railroad men, and il is trusted
1t may lead others who have the means
to use some portion of their wealth in
similar benevolences
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NOTICE.

I would like to hear from my sister
who at last account was living in Rich
mOnd, Va. Her maiden name was Su-
sanna Robinson, but 1 learn now she is
married and that her husbands name
is Christopher II. Gordan. Any infor-
nation about the above mentioned par
ty would be gladly received by
john ROBINSON,
800 n. 9Th St., East ST. Louis
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to Parents and Guardians.

The first quarterly gathering of the
Rosebud fountains, o. o. T. R., viii be
held Monday, March Is, 1895 at 3 80
?. NJ. at the True Reformer's Hall,
Second st. A fine programme will be
rendered by children from the various
Rosebuds, also addresses by the G. w.
NJ, and Mrs. V. II. West. Come early
and bring the children for you will be
much benefited by so doing.
M. A. BROWNE,
M. e. HOLMES,
M. E. BURRELL, Chairman.
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Florence, (better known as little old
wOman) bessie Lee Murray; Charlie.
(better known as little old man, Ed
die b. Ellis, Captain of Cadet Corpg
Dallas Hill Watkins; Gertie, Captains s
friend Ida B. Allen; Ist Lieutenant.
Eddie Davis, Jr. Bessie-Lieutenant' S
friend, Clara V. Kersey 1st Sergeant.
Earnest Wells; Janetta, Lille E.
Clarke; Drummer, James II. Jones
Larella, Julia f. Emery; Pearletta.
Annie Moss; lst Police, Alfred Forres-
ter; 2nd Police, Willie Aytes; 3rd Po-
lice, George Holmes; Little Cadet.
william Winston Walker.
Chorus Mary b. Clay, Elnora
Brown, Mamie Howard, Lula Forres-
ter, Addie Lue Harvey, Hannah b.
johnson, Gertie Scott, Nellie Sears.
Edith Williams, Mary Smith, Little
Ruby and Hermine Pierce, Martha Au-
gustus, Willie Hayes, Joseph Thomp-
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son, Eddie Moss, Wellington Holmes,
Richmond Swami, Willie White, Cabel
Dixon, Richard Patterson, George l..
Wood, Luke Hughes. Charlie Baker.
Come early as the Children are Young
Doors open at Z 80 L. NJ. Commence
at 2. NJ. Admission, 1Oc.
Managers Mime. Fannie Payne
Walker, Nine. Lillian Harris Payne.
Messrs. John IL Braxton, Samuel S.
Baker, Enos Johnson, Robert Thurs
ton. Piauist, Miss Marie l.. Terry, age
IA years
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Little Broadway.

Mrs Susan A. Primus invites her
friends and the public to call and in
spect our little modern store. Ready
made dresses, waists, mems and ladies'
underwear a specially
Novelties, COnfectioneries, Tobacco
and Cigars, Notions, Millinery, Dry
Goods, Stationery and Newspapers.
800 e. Broad Street bet. Sd 4 4th,
North Side,
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RspeatsdI REPEATED

Fifty-five fair Misses and Gallant
Lads in the Newest and Latest Juvenile
play, Merry Company or the Cadets
Picnic, at the Ebenezer Bapt. Church,
Monday, March %, for benefit of I'm
provement Club of above named
Church. Beautiful songs by Miss Cla-
ra V. Johnson, Little Ruby and Her.
mine Pierce.
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Planet Lodge, No. 20, K. Of P. N. A.,
3. ,E.A. "a.

All members are requested to meet
Sunday, March d, 1895, at sop. m.
at Castle Hall, Clay street, pursuant
TO call OF Grand Chancellor, to attend
annual sermon at First Baptist Church..
THOMAS. NJ. CRUSfP, G. c..
THoMAsW. MITCHELL, K. of Il. 4 s.
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CoLoRED BRIcKLAYERs VIZ.

The motion to lie on the table was
carried and colored men left TO work
upon the building. The committee
from the white Bricklayers' Union were
crestfallen. A large number of repre-
sentative men were present. They
were Rev. w. +. Graham, Rev S. G.
Burrell, George Lewis, Esq, VIM. s.
Selden, Pleasant Jones, J. l.. Baker. r.
+. Turner, Esq, John b. Harris, S. W.
Robinson, John Oliver, Jack Hayes.
Alderman John Mitchell, Jr., IL. J.
Moore and Councilman Nj. T. Page.
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of the cOlored people " He paid glow
ing tribute TO the fidelity of the coll
ored man reiterating his regrets that
colored man did not get the contract
TO erect the building, there being one
cOlOred bidder, Mr. Farrar. but ne was
about $1,000 above Mr.. Fox in the esti-
mate.
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oTAfE OF FA.-Olty OF Richmond ,......ss
l, X. I. Hill, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
OF my knowledge and belief.
II. I. HILL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworned before me
this 18th day of March 1895.
GILES b. JACKSON, y. p.
CoRRECT-ArTEsT
WM w. BROWNE,
W. II HUNTER, Directors.
W Z BURRELL,
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COoTs-HARRIs-The marriage Of
Misss Warnetta J. Harris to Mr.. w. r.
COots took place Monday, March II q,
1895 at s 80 =. NJ, at the residence of
Rev. Il. ID. Lewis. Mr. COots is a di-
rector OF the Southern Aid and Insur.
ance Co.
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Come Out I-Stay Out !-BuiId,n~
Funds

II you want to borrow 800. S9OO
$500, $4OO, $500, or $1,000 or more
you can get it on straight II and 81
month notes on city real estate or an
burban property. Charges moderate-
. per cent interest. All transactions
strictly confidential.
Apply to
JOHN CLINTON, JR.
AttorDeY-at-Law.
221 w. Broad ST..
Richmond, Va.
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+ A. Thompson, Jr., desires to in
form his many friends that he is now
with Q. Dominica & Co., where Mr. Y
Loving is manager. Thanking my
friends for past patronage, L respectful
ly solicit continuance of the same.
+ A Thompson, Jr.,
hoe Broad St, Richmond, Va.
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The Phantom Club.

VIII give their First Entertainment
and Ghost Dance at Richmond Hall,
Monday night, March 18th Admis-
sion, l5c.
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Personals & Briefs.

Miss Mary B LOney is in the
--Recollect that we do the very
incest Of Laundry work. Try US.
Miss Matte Smith OF Mancbes-
ter has been very sick, but is improv-
Mrs. Anna @. Wright has return
ed to the city from Washington. She is
looking well.
Did you borrow this journal ?
Why not subscriber Only $1.5O per.
Richmond Steam Laundry. 31s N.
7th ST. Phone 1908. G. W. Bragg
Proprietol~ 0'
Mr.. john Gary Of Richmond. Va
died IN Winston, n. c., Nov. 2z, Isa4 in
the full triumph Of faiE.
The wife Of Rev. Jas. H. Holmes
IS quite sick. Her daughter. Mrs
Brooks Of Washington arrived here last
Wednesday
Mr.. Geo. jenkins of Washington.
d. O., was In the city last week for the
purpose OF settling up some real estate
matters with Mr.. B. +. Turner. the real
estate agent of this city. He also Wis
tied this Office and was shown through
all OF the different departments and
expressed himself as being more than
pleased at the success Of our establish
ment.
=" Master Eddie Ellis who was to
have taken the part Of Little Old Man
IN the caste of "The Cadet Picnic''
given at the Second Baptist Church
on March 1lth, and was prevented bT
sickness, is rapidly improving under
the skillful treatment OF DIR. SaIlie
Jones He will perform his part at
Ebenezer Church. Master James. II.
Jones who acted in his place was in
deed a brave lad, considering ne had
only three days notice for study, etc.