Richmond planet., 1895-06-15
Sergt. A. M. Tornlinson,
Personals & Briefs.

Personals & Briefs.
Miss Maggie Lewis Of Baltimore
is in the city.
Mr.. II. @. Green passed through
the city this week enroute to Newport.
Rhode'Island.
Rev. J. S. Smith Of this city is
visiting Germantown, Pa, and preach
We have received the quarterly
bulletin of the Grammar Theological
Seminary, Atlanta, Ga.
We have received the initial
number OF the The Spectator, publish
cd at Buffalo, n. with Mr.. +. H. S.
neregrno as editor and publisher
we wish the venture success.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Lee, 5l2 Monroe
st who has been sick for the past
three weeks is convalescent.
-Mesdames Anna Otto and Adam
Wollsieder are visiting their sister in
Philadelphia.
REV. A. Binga, Jr., viii preach a
special sermon Wednesday night at
the 2nd Baptist Church The public
is respectfully invited to be present.
Read the Inducements offered by
Messrs. julius Sycle x Son. Patronize
them.
Mrs. Fannie Smith, of 14lO Ross
St, who has been quite sick for the
past two weeks, is improving.
Rev. James II Holmes and wife
left for Washington last Monday The
Madame viii spend some time with
/ her daughter, Mrs. w. ii. Brooks. and
the Elder will attend the Grand Lodge
of Samaritans at Charlottesville, Va.
We have received the program
| of the dedicatorial services of the Zion
Baptist Church, Portsmouth, Va, June
| 9-30th, and July 7th-2lst. Rev J.
M. Armistead, pastor.
Mr.. Richard Wilson of Skinny
Atlas, N. Y, and New York City is in
the city, the guest of Mr. John J.
Mines, 72l Brook Ave. While here. he
visited the several departments of this
office and expressed himself as being
highly pleased.
We regret to learn of the disabil-
ity of Mr.. Allen H. Lucas, of Auburn
n. Y, who is now incapacitated by q
brOken-collar bone and rib. We trust
he viii soon recover.
Yearly subscribers can secure
the dollar chromos. Call and see
them at this office.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Jacob Myer. He will ds
all he says he viii. Call on him 70,
bargains
-Messrs. Henry J. Jones, S. J
Wiggans, J. W. Grinnell, d. Spradle,
and Miss Ardelia Willis of Norfolk, Va
called on us.
We do the finest kind of iol
printing from visiting card to pos
ter.
You all know Mr. julius SycIe. He1
give you bargains. 1t will pay YOU t
: deal with him. Call.
The Old Boys will go to w ashingtor
Sunday night, August 18th. Wait 70
them.
}, We return thanks for the invits
D tion received to attend the COnnmenC
= ment Exercises of the Normal Clas
First Baptist Church Auditorium
Thursday evening, June, 2Oth, 1895
8p. m.
! The Educator, published I
Morgan College at Baltimore, Md.
an excellent magazine and deserv,
liberal patronage.
e Mr.. Edward Mayo, and h
d daughter, Miss Florence, of We
W View, GoOchland Co Va. called on
We have received "Two Sc
! mons an the Race Problem, Address
- to Young Colored Men by One
- Them" by Prof. Eugene Harris of Fl
n University, Nashville, Tenn. 1t is
- admirable plea, and cannot fail to
read with profit by those to whom it
addressed.
The Woman's Era Club has ca
ed convention of the Afro-Americ
er women of the United States to meet
Boston July 29-31, 1895 The letter
John w. Jacks of Missouri, which il
he proposed shall be carefully consider
at is most outrageous and slander,
all document, embracing hardly a sin
word of truth