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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
Mails at Two Hundred Miles an Hour.

A. 2. Crell, Michigan man, after fivs
years work, has invented an electric mail
car which he claims will make the Journey
from New York to Chicago in five hours,
or at the rate Of 200 miles an hour The
car is made of steel. 1t is TO run over M
elevated track of steel throughout, is feet
from the ground, and supported by ca
bic. The car, which carries no live freight,
will be adjusted TO pick up mail nj limit
ed number of stations along the line. The
road will cost So 600 mile 10 build. Ex-
Postmaster General Bissell, it is said, has
approved the scheme, and several New
York capitalists are now figuring on it.
Power will be drawn from Niagara falls
New Orleans Times Democrat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
The Defender Trial.

The Defender wiki her American crew.
Is 10 make her trial on July :. Better IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
Gentian is preps7csl from ]. p,,nt y

grows extensively IN the Alps, ApernineS
and Other mountain parts OF Europe. and
also in some mountain districts OF Il
United Si.z:cs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
Evil OF Bad Example.

Tho Arizona Indians are putting on
paint, We feared this living statue fac
would Spr,ad.-Chicago Post.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-15
Another Invasion of China.

The Salvation Army may get along all
right in China, but II strikes the calm and
impartial observer seated on the imperial
height OF unbiased Judgment that differ
emf variety of army i buddy needed in that
walked on empire.-Rocky Mountain
News
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26
Honorary Entertainment

ARLINGTON, d. c..
Jan 10, 1895.
Editor Of the PLANET
There was an entertainment given
in honor of Miss Z e. Trent OF Rich
mond, Va, by Mr.. f. ID. Allen, at
the residence of Miss Emma Cusberd,
on X Street, n. W., Washington, ID.
c., on last Thursday, Jan. 10Th, at
which time very enjoyable evening
was spent In feasting, dancing and
card-playiDg and 1t was not until
the "wes sma" hours of morn that
the 'rabbles" departed for their re-
spective homes.
The repast which was served from
the "Delmo-Koonce" our leading
catering establishment, was not to
be surpassed, and all who were pres
emit, expressed themselves as having
had q grand time" Those present
were Misses. E. G.. Trent, Emma Gus
herd, E Davis, A. c. Cusberd, A. +
Naylor, Una Gray, B. Fisher, Mrs
Ia. Myers, Miss L. l.. koCnce ant
Miss Annie Clarke.
| Messrs. F. ID. Allen, M. S. KOoDce
N. B. Koonce, A. Boston, w. L. Ma.
Ior. p. ii. Hammond, w. A. Pollard
Ed. Rouser, VIM. Russell, j. L. job
| son, J. e Lemas, VIM. Nixon, +
Bowed and w. A. MARITIME.
F. d. ALLEN, Navy Dept.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26
COlOred Christian Agents Wanted.

We can use two hundred and twenty |
thousand more Christian men and
women for the purpose OF introducing
TO their associates the series OF CONNER
cial enterprises projected to be controll-
ed under the II. 7. A. System. Now we
ask that if there is any Christian OF our
people in any part of America, who is
moved upon by the Holy Spirit to do
work for God and humanity, we ask
such a Christian lady or gentleman to
accept our offer-
Nv the hello of God we will bring about
everlasting success for all who will learn
of us and accept our eompanionship in
and through life. We want Christian
vounr men and women who can read
and write well, to introduce to their as
sociates our manner OF issuing stock
and shares in the cash capital Of the H.
II. A. of America
We reuuile good reference from those
seeking employment of US. We also re-
commend that each one send to US ($1)
for an outfit to work with. We suggest
each one would do well TO SEND their
Dicture or photograph, for it will be ad-
vanta0eous to each of them recommend
ed. We will give good wages to
shreNd workers and those who prove to
be honest and successful, WE WILL GIVE
THEM q life time occupation, and al
who are not suited with the work; we
will send them back their money and
DhotOs, as soon as we receive the valua
bles we send to them.
We Will employ at least 40 Christian
Young ladies and such men in each ont
of the following cities Immediately:
Kansas City, Kan; Kansas City, Mo.
Denver, Col ; San Francisco, Cal; Cincin
matt. O.; Boston. Mass Richmond, Va
10 AnOolea Gal ST lOuie Mo. De
froit. Mich; fort Worth, Texas; Jack
son. Miss; Des Moines, Iowa; Buffalo
N. Y; Chicago, Ill Portland, Oregon
Little Rock, Ark; Columbus, 5. G. Tren
ten. e J.; Charleston, w. Va; Salt LAX
tab Louisville, KY .;indianOpolis
Orleans, La; Charleston,
hi8, Pa; st. Paul, Mimi
TOleu,.. ~ta ~ Houston, Tex
Omaha, NeD., H.. nam, Ala; Wi
mington, N. c.; Pitts 20. Pa; Clev,
LAND, o.; Washington, .. Savannah
Ca; Topeka, Kan, Sacrah- d, Gel
Helena, Montana; Guthrie. Oklahoma
Memphis, Tenn; New Y ork City; Jacl
sonville, Fla; Milwaukee, Wiz; SiOu
Pals. s. D.; Minneapolis, Mimi; SpriDf
field. III and Hartford, Conn; and sue
other towns and cities who will aDpl
to us for agencies as alSove requested
We will employ in them such agents
There ia no humbug about this. TIL
reason we call so particularly for Chri
tians. is that ali the business conducte
in or under the II. T. A. System is mel
aged strictly un0er the very best Cbri
fian Influences that can be Obtaine
throughout the continent. Thus, "
have no other apology to offer fc
reasons.
Gin this out and send it to ferveu
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26

would be glad to know the where
abouts of George Smith. He was
born in PittsyIvanis Co., near Chat
ham, Va, about 1853. His father 3
name was Benny Smith. a carpenter
by trade. His nickname was Geo.
FRYE, and sometimes be was called
BIler for short. he left his mother,
Mrs. Lucinda Poindexter, at Friae
Point, Miss, and went to New Or
leans, with IA man driving herd OF
horses, and has not been heard from
since directly. i his was about 2S
years ago Any information lead
ing to bis whereabouts, will be
thankfully received and literally re-
warded by notifying w. Anthony
Cole, Jr Keysvills. Va, Lock Box
2O3.
New York, Louisiana and Miss's-
sippi papers please copy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26
Fulton Notes.

Last Sunday Rev. Daniel james. pas
tor of the Rising Mt Zion BaDt. Church,
preached an excellent sermon The ell
der we'll pictured out the deficiencies of
men and women. and made an earnest
appeal to his hearers, beseechiDg them
to return and renew their walks.
Brother Charles Harris preached a
good sermon. Next Sunday being rally
day tor the new church special sermons
viii be preached by different ministers at
1880 3. m, $3.50 p. m, and and 8 p m.
Elder Jones asks all out to help him
in THE his sine of distress. The Choir
under the leadership OF MIR. William II
Scott, will render a0s5c.
The Sunday schoOf was good.
The Song Service held with Mt Calva
~ Sunday school was g grano
Superiute1 dent. Mr.. VILLAIN
Mar. Leonard Smith, treasurer 4.
ing Mt. Zion Sunday school, was ba.
hurt last Thursday evening by the fall
ing of a large box on his leg.
Mr.. Stephen Watkins is improving.
Mr.. Ruffin Johnson's child fell against
the stove and was burnt. fare7kfs g r.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26

On Thursday evening, Jan. 18th Mr..
Thos. L. Edmunds gave to his friends
a most delightful Stag Party at ms
residence, Cor Belvidere and Frank
lin. Card playing and other attrac-
lions were the enjoyment of the even
ing until about - O'Clock. We were
,-sS0ltvd into tho dining room where
"A magnificent supper was served as in
courses. Mr.. Edmunds seemed TO have
eclipsed all previous efforts in this di-
rectioD. Everything was most dalntlly
prepared and in abundance. After
supper was over pleasant conversation
was INDUCED in until a. N. when we
repaired to our several homes. Among
those present were Messrs. Geo Car
ter. VIM. White, Adam Jasper, DIR. A.
W. G.. Farrar, Willie Jasper, Henry
Graham, Robt. James, George Daggett,
James Wren, John Geurant, James
Bradshaw, Robt. Phife, Henry Wells
q. II. Dabney, r. II. Allen, Thomas
Napoleon Gardner, Robert Nj. Bently
William +. cambridge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26
Deaths.

MARTIN-Died at his residence, 9O6 /
\ 1st Street. Jan. p. 1895, Mr.. Baker /
Martin in the fortieth year OF his age. |
He died in the full assurance OF talth;
He leaves a wife, a son, daughter anu
two grand children to mourn their loss.
His funeral took place Thursday morn
mo from the Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. Rev. w. f. Graham, oticia-
ted.
IIGHTFOOT-Die in Fulton, Henri
90 Va. Lao. 16, 1895, Mr.. Samuel
Tjohtfoot. the affectIonate husband oil
Mrs. Ardel Lightfoot in his 35tn year.
He died in the full triumph of faith He
Leaves a wife and three brothers TO
monrn their loss. He was a consistent
nember of the Mt. Calvary Bapt. Church
for two years aud eight months. he
xvaa loved by ali @ho knew him. he
ras an affectiOnate husband and high
" esteemed citizen. He was member
OF Punctuality Fountain, No. 491 ,oi the
Grand Fountain, y. .. L. X " men
Fountain conveyed bis remains 70 the
Union Depot. On arriving IN Ashleno
the remains was met at the train oy MT
Zion Fountain, No. 4, of Ashland, aDt
ascorted TO the Church. Rev. Archer
Ferguson Of Richmond of8ciated, assist
ed bv the pastor of the Shiloh Baptls
Church.
How short the race our Friend run,
Cut down in all his bloom;
His cause but yesterday begnn,
Now finished in the Tomb
Hence Joyous youth now learn hoy
soon,
Your years may take their flight,
Long, long before lie brilliant noon'
May come deaths gloomy night
By his wife, ARDSL LIsHTFooT.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26

31OB west Broad street. Before pur
chasing your School books, Music books
Sunday school supplies, Pianos, Organs,
Papers, Novels, Stationary, etc. We in
vite our many friends and the public
generally to call on US at the above nam
ed plare and examine our stock.
We will always have on hand a first
class supply of everything in our line at
prices to suit all. We will pay special
attention to country orders and I'LL the
same promptly without delay. Teachers
will do wei to write to us for books, etc
Send us your name and address for caTa-
logues. Remember the place. 3lOh west
Broad ST. Richmond News Company.
w. G. CARTER & r. L. Brown,
Proprietors.
W. g. Carterformerly at 22a E. Broad Street
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26
Sure Cure for smaII-POx

The Richmond Ideal Quintette Club,
Lii Give their Second Entertainment
at the Fbenezer Baptist Church, Mon
day Eve, Feb. 18th for the benefit OF
the Ebenezer Improvement Club, ], OF
said church. Mr. Jordan Lynch, treble
Mr.. Camillus Drake, tenor; Mr.. 1hos-
BriphtweIl, tenor; Mr.. Edward L.
Walker. baritone and musical director
Mr.. j. Phillip v oolfolk, basso.
Committees Nessrs. Simms, Saml >
Baker and Thos. ii. Trent.
NINE. +. z. WALKER, Pianist.
Mr.. THos. TRENT, Manager.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26
An Inquiry.

would ike to find my brother.
His name is Alexander Sprattley
mothers name, Candace Sprattley,
fathers name, Dandridge Spr6ttley
sister, Minerva Sprattley, now Mi
nerva Williams. Mother from Prince
George County, Va. Father came
from Surry County, Va. When last
heard of, he was in Etna, Penn
He used to belong to family o
Temples. Any information of hin
will be gladly received. Address
MINERVA WILLIAMS,
In care of PLANET Office,
S14 E Broad st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26
20 attend Sunday schools. Come out

TO attend Sunday schools. Come out
friends
Mr.. Henry Smith is very sick.
On the 22nd inst. Mt. Erin Lodge No
1928 G. u. o. OF O. G.. led q surprise on
Air. Stephen Watkins, their brother. t1is
table, so to speak. groaned under It's
burden. Brother Watkins rendered
thanks 20 the Lodge. After singing and
proving all left for their homes.
All the members are requested to meet
at their hall on Nicholson street on the
3Oth inst, at 1870 p. m. IN full regaha
to take part in the Odd Fellows gain
eriDg at the Ebenezer Baptist Chorch
/ nv order of the above named Lodge
las. M. DICKINSON, n. g.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-COllege
Oath street, between Broad and
Marshall. Sunday -schOol, $50 a
m; preaehing-summer months ex-
cepted-11:3O a. M, $50 and 8 p.
m. Communion the second Sunday
In each month; business-meetings,
first and third Monday nights IN
each month; ,prayer-meeting, every
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock;
choir practice every Friday evening
at 8 O'Clock. Christian EndeavOT
meeting, Tuesday, at $50 p. m,
and Wednesday at 5:3Op m
j. H. HOLMES, B. P. VANDERvALI
Pastor; Clerk
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26
A Baptist Union Feast and Concerto

We are glad to learn that the 7.
NJ. C. A. of Richmond and the Bap
list Churches of Richmond and Man
chester are uniting In a Grand En-
tertainment, which will be held at
Ehenezar Baptist Church, Monday
aud Tuesday nights, January 2Sth
aud 29th, to assist paetor BiDga In
paving his church debt.
The best musical talent OF Rich
mond led by Prof D. W. Davis and
the best of Manchester led by Messrs
Q. W. Moon, f. Nelson and G. h,
Munford will be present to spesk
and sing. We hope the friends vii
support the worthy cause.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26
An Inquiry.

would like to find my aunt. Her
birth name Is Esther Chambers.
don't know whether she has married
since or not. She had a son by the
name OF George Ford. The last
heard of them they were In Rich
mond, Va They were born in Buck
ingham, Co Va. Any Information
of them will be gladly received by
her niece.
EMMA MORRIS,
East Long Branch, N. j.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26

To those who desire Ffrst-Class
Meals. You can be furnished by call
ing at 722 N. Ninth Street, where
you can get the very best accommo
dalton. Terms MODERATE.
Meal hours: Breakfas 6 q. N. to
10 q. M, Dinner IL N. to 4 p. m.
supper from 8 p. m. to Top. m.
A trial to convince you Of the
above statement Is all ask
MRS. SUSAN ALLEN,
T22 N. 9th 81
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26

have decided to republish "Dover Sc
lecticns" of Hymns for revival prayer
meetings, (many of DR.. Watts old prais
esq but before doing so l am prepared to
take orders for the same. Price will be
75c. Churches, members and preachers
are requested to send in orders at once
No money needed yet.
w. II. ANDERSON, publisher.
222 e. Broad st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26
Liquors.

WHISTLES.
Good Rye. qt, 40c. gallon, ISL
Star Rye, soc OF, gallon..........- 2 q
Jockey Clubs yrs old ,qt 6O,gsl, 2 %
Neshaminy,5 yrs old, qt 65, gal, 2 rs
Pure Gin, 100 proof, per qt...........6O
Peach & Honey per qs...................50
Rum per quart.
Apple Brandy per quartz. ITO
Blackberry Wine per quart...........3O
Sherry Wine per quart...................35
Catawba Wine per quart...............2O
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Richmond Beneficial Association, Office 300 IT, Broad
Street Benefits Paid for Six Months.


following since our
July N 1894 Annnrss No wKs SICK.
Bray Mary F 22l7ENoore street Richmond, Va two
Bel, A. Mary 7s5 n 9th street, Richmond, Va o one
Baker, ssIie eGersons street. Richmond, one
Booker, Amanda 92l William street. Richmond Va" ONE
Dickerson Rachel Leigh street, Richmond Va six
Andrew "a West Jackson street, Richmond Va" ne
Friend, Pete East Richmond, Va twe
Gaines, Sarah Craghton Road Henreo Co. Va one
S STS lula G e0sg ESQ cel eet Richmond Va
Jennie anch one
Heniz Boyd street, Richmond Va W o% @
Polly Hin, Richmond Va one
Holmes, salie 1913 Boyd Street. Richmond Va twel
Ham, Anna 1923 Cedar street Richmond, Va oomne
Harris Sarah 72s William street Richmond Sa onel
Short Clay street Richmond Va " one
AnnieS Federal Richmond Va Se0ea
AIerriweath north 2nd street. Richmond va one
sIn Miller Eliza. Bede Richmond Va two
Randolph Manchester Va one
Rodgers, Lucy 7os north 4th Street. Richmond one ONE
Ro6ins9n Richmond Va 9pe
smith r. Florence l2l5 st James street " one
stth Hattie ld4 Poplar street street Rishnn0nd VA ONE
smith, stevenson Street, Richmond, Va Two
Taylor, Mary Henper street Richmond Va " TWO
Taylor S0i north 21d street Bchmond Va Va @ee
Washington street, Richmond Va one
Nc Anderson t ,oo No ; OF gSsgssHF Richmond no Va
alnut Alley Richmond Va; ~,
u Johnson Kate 54is north street Richmond Va
| pierce, Nary1l westE Richmond Va
Price, Lena,2O4 north1s Richmond, Va
Harriet e2 north lst street t Mehmopd' Va Va
Moore M"sse llo Oh@hR Ho s og DSH4ms PaID
Bell Mary 1856 north 9Th street, Richmond,
O. Johnson Richard EastCa Richmond, Va
Smith, north St James street Richmond Va
satisfies know Notice our rates po" ana give our
WEEKLY Sick BENEFITS DE'rH BESEE ST Ge
r 10 cents a@ SCS
+ 70 cents 5S $500
t 80 cents $50 0
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26
KINGDOM OF COD ILLUMINATED
BY THE
Rev. Henry Mason Baum, d. c. L.

At the True Reformers' Hal. Sunday
night, January 27, 1895.
I6 embraces a panoramic scene of the
Holy Land with lectures accordingly.
Admission, Sunday night FIRE } A col
lection will be taken up for expenses.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights it will be given at True Reform
ers' Hall. Admission 5 cents. Lady
and Gent, Is cents. Benefit of st. Phil
fps Church.
This entert ainment has already been
given at Mozart Academy and several o.
the white churches. 1t is rare treat
for all.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26

$50 Graham St., Fulton.

VIM. C. ALLEN, PROPRIETOR
The choicest and cheapest line of
Fresh meats, Smoked meats, Hams,
Pork, Mutton, Lamb, Sausages.
Lard, Eggs, Butter, Vegetables,
Fruits, Fish and Oysters that can
be found in the City. Wood Il Goa
always on hand. All orders attend
ed promptly. Goods delivered COD
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26
RICHMOND. Jan. %, 1895.

Mr.. EDITOR:-
Please allow me space in your
paper to thank the many friends who
SO kindly assisted in the three surprises
led on me recently. " Ords cannot ieN-
press my gratitude and apprecia-
ton for the Kindness shown. There !:
no doubt that the blessings OF God VII
rest upon them as He loveth cheerful
giver.
MARY +. CARTER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26

s1NEr prizes have been on
Sn this week IN the window OF
s. J, G lpin, sos + Bread st.
For millinery. fancy goods, no.
lions, etc, call on Miss Rutherford. See
advertise ment.
The dog catchers were ordered
out last Monday, and it was not long
before the owners were taking steps 60
protect their four-legged pets
For pants made to order, for suits
at the very lowest prices, call on MI
Andrew Nelson. See advertisement
There is a great street car strike II
Brooklyn and agents OF the compan.
are in the city endeavoriDg TO secur
men at $500 per day.
Call on Mr. J. J. Plageman 10
green groceries, poultry and gam'
He'll treat you right. See advertise
ment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26
ODD FELLOWS.
Public Reception to their Grand Mas
ter, w. M. t. Forester

The Odd Fellows of the city OF
Richmond and Manchester will as
semble en- masse at the EOenezsr
Bapt. Church, Wednesday,, Jan. 30,
80 at 8 D. m.
The occasion will be a public recep-
ton given to w. M. T. Forester,
Grand Master upon his return from
Philadelphia, having retired from
the leadership of the order The fol
lowing programme will be rendered;
Singing, Invocation, p. n + An
derson Knox; Introduction by Chair
man. NJ. V. P, S. s Richardson;
Singing; The Growth of the G. U. 0
of o. + in America, p. w. g. NJ, r
tseecher Taylor; Singing; The Bene
fits of Odd Fellowship, nj. V. p,
Morton DeaRe; Singing; The Duties
OF Odd Fellowship, P. n. F., B. A
Graves; Fourteen Years as Grand
Master, M. V. P; s. ii. DlsmOnd
NJ D; Singing; Presentation Speech
Pm. F; Wallace Taylor; Address o
VIM. M. 7. Forester, G. NJ; Song
Benediction; Music will be Furnished
by the choir of the Church.
The Accelarando Musical Club o
Manchester. P. n. F., G. II. MunforC
Header. p. n. F., @. w. Moon and
In. f. Conway Reed viii also sing.
The Influence of the Household {
Ruth upon the Order,
P.N. +. JOHN BAKER,
Manchester, VI
pnnupr - S,rF5f
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26

By virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed
to me Sept. 80. 1898, of record in
Clerks Office of HeBricO County Court,
ID. b. 145, b page 164-defsult having
been made in the payment Of a note
therein secured anc being required to do
80 by the holder of said note, ] will sell
at Public Auction ia the Front of Henri.
co County Court, on January 90, 1895
at / ? O'Clock H., the tract OF land lying
in the County of HeDrico, east of the
Osborne Road, about Ak miles South Of
the City OF Richmond. containing nine
I % 22-1Oo) and Twenty-Five one hun
dredths Acres, together With frame
dwelling.
TERMS:-EuOugh Cash TO paw tb'
cost of sale; any taxes due or unpaid
aud to paw a note OF 500 60 With inter
est due October 3. 1894, balance OF
l terms to be announced at Sale.
]. H. BRAX TON, Trustee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26

We carry a fuH line of resi- Meats and Vegetables
Also Wood Coal Fla Voring Extracts, Cigars Tobacco
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26

We're your Friends. Our Agents
will call upon you.
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nor SALE! CHEAPl!-Goat, Wagon
J. and harness, Apply at
ia23-2 3O4 west Franklin st.
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FOR RENT-A house No. 725 N. 9th
Street, with rooms and q kitchen.
Apply 681 f. Broad Street
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26

all You will get Polite Attention and Low Prices.
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SPECIAL7IES !:

Dunlop -four per bag per bag Inwood
flour per bag % Id bag Dunlop -four Good lard
&c, lbs, 25c Pure lard, &C. Salt Pork 7c Break
1Oc GRADUATED Sugar 45, pounds for %
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-26

piCo per pOubO.-.--.-...--... =; @. Z
Ruskels cooking chocolate
Ruskels sweet chocolate, p
Wilson sweet chocolate cak
Ginger snaps ger pound.
Lunch crackers, &c 10, 3 for.
Mixed cakes, DC 10. 3 for.......l
Atmores mince meat, &c 10, 3
Porto Rico molasses, OF Toe,
Bright syrup, at, Zoe, gallon.
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NOW
$4,000 at Death.

$4,000 at Death.
All promises made faithfully kept
all obligations promptly paid. This
Association Is thoroughly reliable
nd soiicits the patronage of the
public.
While you are we'll prepared for
sickness and death. It Is the aim Of
the founders Co give the people the
benefit of the most improved system
of insurance without the usual an
noyances.
Officers: JOHN j. CRUTCHFIELD,
President.
SAMUEL COHEN,
ecretary and Treasurer.
D. G. RICHARDSON, Solicitor.
-.O -. -
500 E. MARSHALL ST.
Richmond. Virginia