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SENATOR ALLISON, Of Iowa, ap- pears to be keeping in the back ground as much as possible, though we see occasional references in our exchanges to his availability as a Republican candidate for President. His racket is the tsafe, conserga- tive" line, just suited, as his friends say, to the great business interests of the country. It is expected that the other aspirants will slug one another out of the ring, when the Iowa statesman will slip in and bear away the belt. But there is a cloud no bigger than a mans hand hang ing in the atmosphere about Du- buque, on which is writ the name of Larrabee. The Governor will be candidate next January for AL lisen's seat in the Senate, and if he gets it, Allisons Presidential chances will wane nightly. Lar rabee is q great favorite with the Prohibitionists and auti-railroad Republicans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-19

It is only lately 1t has been borne in on our minds here in America that any. body was needed at all to plan q build ing of any kind. Even now tho perfect structure, whether hotel, public build ing or private horse, is far from being realized
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-19

MAKES PURE BLOOD. These three words fell the whole story 0. the wonderful cures by Hood'a Sarsa- parilla. It is the blood purifier and spring medicine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-19

The United States supreme court has decided that wien cable company has wires and poles in the streets Of a city the city can tax those wires and poles for municipal purposes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-19

OWING to corruption, profigacy and kindred things, the expenditures of Philadelphia, the City Of Brotherly Love, are more than s100, 900 per day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-19

SENATOR ADAMS has introduced a bill entitled "An act to regulate trust and conspiracies against trade The measure, as its title suggests, is directed against monop- olies and should promptly become a -Marianna Hader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-19
Hoods Pills act easily. yes promptly and saeiensly, sn me HyeF and bowsiz- 2se.

Immigrants follow in tHe wake Of capital Capital advertises US to the world. It attracts more eapI-
 tai. Then truce to al granger legislation until we have enormously D increased our present population
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-19

IT now looks as though Japan would not negotiate peace with China anywhere but at Pekin, which is at the mercy of the audacious in- vaders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-19

WE continue to read that the Democratic party is dead. But un- dertakers keep a safe distance from it's heels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-19

We guarantee Johnson's Magnetic Ofi; it has no superior for all aches and pains, internal or external, man Or beast. $l-size, 50 cts; 50-cent size. . cents. DewoOdy k Co.,. Pine Bluff, Ark. 10
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-19

Isit possible it takes Addicks al this while to invoice the Delaware LegIsIatare2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-19

WHY not bi-chioridize the gold re- serve and subject our financial pros tration to the KeeIey treatment2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-19

HOODS PILLS have won high praises for their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-19
That HeadaChe!

You have sick headache occasion. ally, with sour stomach and bilious ness. This all comes from a sluggish action of the liver.
 There are three things you can do. You can take liver pills which cleanse the whole system out but leave you weakened and exhausted. Or you can consult a physician, which is good but expensive plan. Now there is a third and better course Yon can have the physician advice and his remedies both for z5e.
 Ask your druggist for Rarmou's TOHic Liver Pills. He will give you two boxes of medicine These boxes contain exactly shat every leading doctor prescribes. You first take RanOn,s Pill which opens the bowels easily and natural 1y, without violence. You then take the Ramon's Tonic Pellets daily for fortnight
 They contain powerful Tonic and Blood Purifier, which makes a new creature of you. At the same time they keep the bowels mildly active. Try 1t once.
 Atsii dealers. crrn mall, for 25c., s boxes sl oo.
 BROWN MFG. co. New York. For sale by Mountaineering Drug
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DIR. A. V. TROUPE, PINE BLUFF, ARK.

Office hours-I.30 to 3 p. m.
 Telephone with office over Mann FaHkefaley Drug Co.'S store; resi- dence, No. 9l7 West Fifth avenue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
PRICE, 5 CENTS
MANCHESTER LETTER.

The death of Mr.. Nicholas Taylor,
who departed this life. October 28th
removes from our midst quiet and a
peaceable christian as well as a neigh
bor. The deceased owned quite val
liable property on upper Hull st. in
SwansDOro. He leaves a widow, g chill
dren, ,(3 boys and girls) TO mourn their
loss. He was a member of the 2nd
Baptist Church from which place the
funeral was preached by Rev T.
Russell, the pastor. He preached an
able sermon. Capt. ]. II. Cunningham
Funeral Director.
A large concourse of people turned
out on last Monday night co witness
the Tom Thumb Marriage." Not a
vacant seat could be found within the
beautiful spacious building, the lst
Baptist Church. 1t was managed bv
Mrs. Jessie DESMOND and consisted of
40 children, between the ages of g and
8 years. Little Henry Binga Dismond
Gage years. led little Lafond McCor-
mick. (age years) to the "altar,"
where Master Henry Woodbridge tied
the knot in a most comical manner.
There was tremendous applause when
little George Blackwell strutted the
aisle with the license. The girls wore
long dresses (trails) of silk and satin
while the boys wore the long black
swallow-tale coats and long pants that
struck them "E fiat" After "cere-
mony" was performed, they marched
in couples through the aisles, which
brought forth thunderous laughter.
Their speaking was exceedingly grand
as well as the motiona1 songs, CLAP,
clap, clap" and WHO is going to
shake my hand" Mrs. DESMOND was
oces- fod hxr Anc1 u
N. @. Robinson, Misses M. E. WASH
ington and Ida NJ. Binga and Mr. @. II.
Munford. ALI praise should be given
them for having managed the affair
par excellent.
Don't forget the well known and re-
liable hair-cutter and shaver. Mr.. Jno.
Monroe. He is the leading tonsoriaI
artist in our city. His shop is at 1918
Hull st. Ask him for the PLANET and
then hand over a nickle when you call.
Mr.. Richard Drew of Washington
was in our city last Sunday. He came
on a business trip to measure the
dwelling of Mr. Edward Whitlock on
Floyd avenue, Richmond. He repre-
sented the great carpeting establish
ment of M. d. Moses.
Miss Margaret Johnson returned
home last Tuesday, hailed from Phil
adelphia
Quite large attendance was pres-
ent on last Sunday evening to hear
DR.. Binga give the young girls a
| whack across the head. He preached
| in his usual as we'll as instructive
manner to the young folks. 1t is well
known that the Reverend has revolu.
! tionized society in our city with such
instructive admonition and truths.
Little Otto Moon met with painful
accident on last Monday by the ex
plosioR of torpedo.
Yes, we learn that something granC
will be at Hope Chapel in short by tn,
ladies of that church. Look out for i
boys, Ask her in time. EAMos.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
SHALL THEY RETURN
Counsel Still Working.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL NOT IN
FAVOR OF THE TRANSFER.

The time is near at hand when ac-
cording to the order of Judge Orgain
of LunenDurg County, the sheriff, Mr,
M. q. Cardoza must produce Solomon
Marable, Mary Abernathy and Pokey
Barnes in the courtroom. November,
18th is the date specified, and counsel
for the prisoners have been engaged in
every legitimate effort to secure a
countermanding of the order or pro-
lection of their clients with troops.
The Attorney General of Virginia,
whom Judge Mann states that he has
been employed to assist and who will
represent the commonwealth before
the Supreme Courts of Appeals does
not favor the return of the prisoners
to the scene of their recent trial.
The same petitions sent by Judge
Orgain stating that the prisoners while
not admitting the legality OF the pro-
ceedings waive any and all rights
which they might claim on account OF
being absent and requested that the
court proceed just as though they were
present, have been sent the Attorney
General. lie has endorsed the petit
ton, and they have been forwarded to
Judge Orgain. In the meantime. Gov.
Charles L. O'Ferrall says that if the
prisoners are to be returned TO Lunen-
burg County, state troops will accom-
pany them, and remain with them un-
til they are brought from the county.
The women are very apprehensive
and do not want TO return. A call at
the jail found them overjoyed at see
ing us, not having visited there for
| sometime They discussed the situa-
ton and were anxious TO learn what
would be done with them in Lunen-
| burg County. Marable was clad in an
| overcoat and came nimbly to the iron
| gate. He learned with satisfaction of
the improvement OF the condition of
his wife's mother.
Weshande ed him letter from his wife,
in which she acknowledged the receipt
| OF $500 sent. He was much gratified
and hastened away TO get some of his
fellow prisoners TO read it again TO
him. If the women are carried to Lu-
nenburg County. Hon. George ID. Wise
Judge ii. w. Flournoy and Captain A
b. Guigon will go with them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09

Jefferson" others seeking). and they
are trying TO cut figures with our girls.
Lookout boys, see them out.
1t was indeed amusing to see that
young husband teaching his bride how
to cook his supper a few evening ago,
for he had never learned himself.
Young men, be careful and marry
cocks.
We learn that another young couple
will be united in holy bonds of we'd
lock soon. 1t will probably be a sur
prise to nearly every one. We will
tell their names later on
All old maids and bachelors are in
vited to attend lecture at the Ebene-
zer Baptist Church on the 25th inst.
Subject; Don't be in hurry to mar
~ soon We know de 'fesser will en-
courage you on the road
Sunnyside we have been asked of
opinion by persons of your city, as well
as ours, why it was that you wanted
to know how to make home happy.
Will you answer, Sunny?
We notice that he has been looking
quite sad since his girl has been sick.
Her brother took her place on last Sum-
day, and they were seen strolling up
the street together.
do you know which is best?" was
the question asked by young lady al
Flora Batson Concert, when she saw
him come in with one of his old girls
MAGNo UNo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
Where You Gan Go.

May Brothers have opened one of
the finest shoe emporiums for its size
in the United States. 1t is situated on
Broad st between 9th and 7th Sts.,
and is a veritable paradise of beauty.
On either side is magnificent dis
play of electric lights which make the
establishment at night as bright as
day. The windows are decorated and
ornamented in the same gorgeous style.
The case at the door with it's numer-
GUS electric appurtenances and display
of shoes is a model of beauty.
Presents have been given away to
customers and the prices Of shoes has
been reduced to such an extent as to
make the most conservative wonder
CAS-" Mr.. May expressed it, "we want
the trade of everybody"
So when you call no matter how
humble your calling and how fine the
store, walk right in and select whai
you want and you will be agreeably sur
prised to find how promptly and cheap
ly they will serve you. These younl
gentlemen deserve encouragement
and the Richmond public should see tt
it that they are literally patronized.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
Resolutions of Coincidence.

At q meeting of Richmond Patriar-
chic, No. of G. U. o. of D. 4 held on
Oct. 22nd, the following resolutions
were adopted.
whereas it has pleased the Almigh-
ty Father in his wise judgement to
remove from as, our beloved Brother,
M. v ?. Reuben Clay, who departed
this life. 1895 and Bro. John
l.. Langon, who departed this life
August 1st 1895, in Petersburg, Va.
we feel that our loss is their eternal
gain, and while we mourn the loss of
our deceased Brothers, we bow in
humble submission TO the will of our
heavenly Master. Thereforebe it
Resolved that in the death of the
above named Brothers, our link has
been broken that cannot soon be
placed and in their social walks, were
always willing to be guided by the
Laws and Regulations of tie Order
and were ever willing and faithful in
assuming any obligation incurred by
the Patriarchie for its advancement.
Resolved 2nd that all three branche.
of the order have lost worthy and Duti
| full members
Resolved 3rd that in appreciation o
| our deceased Brothers, we place tn,
| above resolutions on the records o
our books, send copies to the widow
of our deceased brothers and also pub
lish the same in che RICHMOND PLANE
and VIRGINIA BAPTIST.
| w 1. JOHNSON,
r. BEEcHER TAYLOR,
O. W. YOUNG,
Committee.
CHAs. II. A. STRoTHER, r. V. F
MORTON DEANE, W. P. r
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
THE FINANOIER SPEAKS.

Editor of RICHMOND PLANET Some
friends who take pride in acknowled9-
ing me as the tinancier have asked me-
my views in regards to the much
regretted controversy over the fiftV
thousand dollar compliment recently
voted to Rev. Browne, President of
True Reformers' Bank of Richmond
Mr. Editor, l must be allowed TO
speak as a hnancier and a business
man.
/. Yes, it was right enough to vote
the president, Rev. Browne. fiftv
thousand dollars, providing there was
one hundred thousand dollars surplus
having been earned or accumulated bv
his financial Judgement, but if this
fifty thousand dollars had to be maid
out of any money paid in by the mem
bers it was clearly wrong.
2. For an instance, suppose the
Bank was requested to return eech
member the money he or she maid 70
day without interest, could this ha
done? The answer is mo" unless the
hfty thousand dollars is paid out of
a surplus.
3. Now if it is a concern that claim
to be friend to a poor man or =
poor woman and induce them TO work
hard and save up fifty Thousand dol
lars and then on motion, vote this To
one man (the President) and leave
| each poor member to lose virtnaIIv re
| pro-rata shares and enrich one Of tba
members, this would be a gross wronor
in itself and would show the malicions
purpose of the originator. 30
But Mr.. Editor, we should treat
| Rev. Browne with tenderness and
handle him with gloves on, for the res
son, we believe he did what he con-
celveu TO De right at the time. 1t NAV
yet come TO pass that he will do like
many congressman did some vesrs
ago, when they were accused of vot;no
themselves back salary or extra nav
refused to receive it, and some rece;yy''
ed 1T but paid it back into the con.
scious fund.
| Who knows that Rev. Browne viii
not return this fifty thousand dolIsrs
to the conscious fund of the order of
True Reformeres? "a
1t is clear that there has been =
wrong done unless the bank has In
cash or its equivalent everv doIIar
paid IN by each stock-holder, besides
the $4,000. 3'NeS
Then again, no man can run a bank.
ing lhsGiIutlon TO successful end
without being born financier.
Then again, no one can be a succass.
full preacher who has not heen ri
called and chosen. 'i
Then again, no one can do trv,
: things well at the same time and suc
i ceed at each. When I was in Riob
! mond last July, was much impresse,
with the good people of Ricbmond
but was just to the reverse to tb
4, True Reformers' Bank when / vis;ta
it in company with Hon. Giles B. Jacl
son.
In the future put confidence IN
> manto handle your money only If ba
a financier and understands bus;nes
Never use the familiar term broth,
or sister in business, because busine
n is business.
Isaac H. SMITH
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
PERSONALS & BRIEFS.

Mrs. Anna ]. Fossett who has
been indisposed is out again, looking
very we'll.
Rev A 8 Thomas of DanviIle
will preach at Sharon Church, Sunday
morning and night.
Rally at Mount Olive Sunday
preaching morning and evening, at
8 p. m. by DR.. Binga.
D G. Jacox, Norfolk, W. H.
Moses Of Virginia Seminary and D. E
Rssbig, Hampton Institute called on
US.
Rev. DR.. Samuel Christian, the
great revivalist expects to commence
meetings soon at the Twentieth Street
Baptist Church.
We have received 81. 90 from the
Mount Olivet Baptist Church of Part
low, Va, Rev. r. @. Kemp, pastor
Many thanks
Rev. E. T. Jefferson. who wa
visiting Mr.. David Ennis at Fred
ericksburg, Va, on the 28th ult
preached two sermons at the Shilol
Baptist. (new site.) In the morning
text, Cor. 10: 4, and at night. Isaial
40: 8.
That old boy is ragged. but he i
hustiing for quarter to go to tn
True Reformers Hall TO see Mikado.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
FLORA BATsON SINGS.
A Large Audience Greets Her Goriously
Enthusiastic-He Mellifluent Voice
OaptiVated All Who Heard Her.

Fifth st. Baptist Church was bril-
liantly lighted October, the 2Sth. A
large audience was present to greet
Mrs. Flora Batson Bergen. She came
TO sing under auspices of that church
and gave absolute satisfaction.
Mr.. Q. w. Moon sang well and his
ease and grace upon the rostrum
caused favorable comment.
Miss Emily Price has a fine voice,
and she used it to the satisfaction of
all present She was encored again
and again
Madame Mildred A. Cross captivated
the audience from the start and as the
magnetic strains were waited up to
the caves of The building and the re-
echoes filed the editice, she was en-
cored and returned again to please her
admirers.
Prof. ID W Davis rendered the ode
which was read at the opening of the
Negro Building at the Atlanta Exposi-
ton. This production possesses rare
cellent He was constantly interrupt
ed by applause.
Madame Rosa X. Jones, the accom-
plished pianist perfomed with rare skill
the instrumental selections.
| The appearance of Miss Flora Bat
son" was the signal for deafening ap-
piause and at once marked her as the
chosen favorite of the evening. Her
voice was as sweet and as musical as
that Of mocking-bird and her selec-
tions were particularly adapted to the
occasion. Never have we heard heI
TO better advantage, never has she
given more universal satisfaction
The audience was enthusiastic and
insisted upon her return again and
again, and she responded with that all
of accommodation and pleasure, which
reacted in way to make then
ashamed of their unjust demands, bu
only after Miss Batson had smilingll
retired through an opened door. Tha
4 she is favorite here admits of n,
question. Modest, unassuming, ac
commod ating, sweet-toned, well-train
ed, Flora Batson carried away from
this city the best wishes of the popu
lace, and hope that she may soon re
turn again. She is under the contro
of one of the best managers in tn
world. Mr.. J. q. Bergen when meas
ured by the proper standard will b
found to have but few equals alon
this line in this or any other country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
JACKSON WARD BREVITIEs.

The several churches were well at
tended on last Sunday, and good servi-
ces throughout the day.
On last Sunday night. large crowd
assembled at the Moore st Church to
witness the second Sunday School Con-
cert, the new feature lately introduced
in that Sunday School. The program
was fine one, and reflected credit on
that school.
The anniversary exercises of the
Young Mems Christian Association
took place at the Ebenezer Baptist
Church on last Sunday night. 1t was
largely attended.
There is yet a good deal of sickness
in this section.
There are.quite a number of strange
fellows in town. (some have jobs at the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
REV. BROWNE LOSES
DESERTIONS ON THE
INCREASE.
Condemnation from All
Quarters.
Anothe- Fountain pIshands.
Further Enquiries as to
y hat He Sold.
THE ORGANIZATION SURELY DIS
INTEGRATING.
A Suicidal Policy to be Followed by
Fatal Results.
THE ORGANIZATION SURELY DIS
INTEGRATING.
A Suicidal Policy to be Followed By
Fatal Results.

The action of the Grand Fountain.
United Order of True Reformers in
voting Rev w. w. Browne fifty thou
sand dollars for one dollar copyright
continues to attract widespread at
tention.
The feeling in this city against Rev.
Browne is bitter and the condemns
tion of him is almost universal.
Only here and there where one
comes in contact with an officer of the
concern who is drawing pay, or owns a
goodly share of bank-stock does one
hear the action defended
The rank and file of the citizens are
unanimous in condemnation of the
methods and the majority of the True
Reformers themselves are forward in
declaring their disapprobation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.
The GRAND OhanoeIlor in Norfolk.

NoRFoLKs VA, OcT. %, 1895.
This is to certify that l have this
23rd day of October 1895 received from
JOHN MITCHELL, JR., Grand Chancellor
of the Grand Lodge of Virginia,
knights of Pythias, N. A. s. A E ,
A. and A f., the sum of (S150 OO) one
hundred and fifty dollars in payment
of the endowment claim of my son
Jefferson Smith, who was member
of Friendship Lodge, No. 3.
Signed:
LOUISA SMITH.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
How Much VIII You Give to Defray the
Expense of Counsel.

A. d. Price, 81
John .. Lewis, /
Good Prospect Council o. Saint
Luke, 10
Fidelity Lodge, G. U. o. OF, 10
Quiroction Baptist Church,
Wilson Nash, l
Mt. Tabor S. S Woodville, Al
Howard +. Harris, Dutch Island,
New York,
Mrs. M. ]. Hampton, Prov, R. l.,
Washington Baptist Church, Bed
ford City, Va, 80
Evening Star Lodge, G. u. 0. of
Melchisedec, 3
Golden Star Tent, No. 20, 2
Loyal st. Baptist Church, 5
William Banks Wood, 1
A. Henry Furney, Newport News,
Va. @
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NOTICE.

There will be preaching at the St.
Johns Baptist Church, Sunday, Nov.
10th for the benefit of a Burying
Ground that is not sufficient for burial
at this time, Come every one that like
good preaching and a good time and
hear Rev. Troy and other distinguish
ed pastors that will give all the hear
ers time worth having. ST. Johns
Church is on Brook Road. There will
be baptizing at Mt. Olive the same
Sunday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
Do You Know Him 2

Wanted to know the whereabouts of
my son, William Morton. He is the
son of Tom Morton. When last heard
from he was living at 9O5 East Broad
St., Richmond, Va. Any information
concerning him will be thankfully re-
ceived by MRS. HAYWOOD,
"a Tallman St., Brooklyn, n. Y
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
The West End Twilight.

Don't fail to see them. They will
give Grand Concert and Festival
Monday, November 11th at the Fifth
Baptist Church. Come one, come all
Admission 1OS only.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09
Farewell Sermon.

The pastor OF the Galilean Baptist
Church has rendered his resignation
and will preach his farewell sermon on
the Bird Sunday at 8 80 Pm. Come
and hear him for the last time as pas
tor, REV. j. Z. CARTER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09

The elections throughout the coun-
try on Tuesday, 9th inst, resulted il
a Republican landslide and made ii
reasonably certain that the next nom
lnee OF the National Republican Con-
vention will be Republican.
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almost Persuaded"

R. Beecher Taylor will occupy the
pulpit of the First Baptist Church,
Sunday morning, Nov. 10th at IL a. m
and will preach from che subject, cal
most Persuaded
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-11-09

BRowN-HARRIs-The marriage of
Miss NJ. Elizabeth Harris to Mr.. Le-
roy Brown will take place Thursday
November II, 1895 at o'clock p. M.
at the residence of the bride, 700 W,
Leigh Street.