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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-05

Solid Coin Silver Thimbles Ice each.
Firest Rolled Gold or Sterling Silver
ChUd's Chain Bracelets {le) each
Ladies finest Rolled Gold or Sterling Sill
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-05

Yer IIlIu ETIDHIHT- NOM
$3.50 up. Nouograms en-
graved on the locks free.
The new Erameled Chat
lain Watches. the $3.50 kind,
al $3.50 each.
Ladies Solid Gold Elgln
Watches $500 each; they
are sold regular az $3.50.
See our BARGAINS in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-05

DOME fail to try the Reym0nn Brewing
Co.'S cctcNratcd Book Beer on Saturday
and Monday. April 9Th and 9Th.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-05

watches Of all styles.
Ladies Gold Plated Watch Guards from
q - IN 500 each. Cold Filled Guards.
,y,-.,,-rrantt-i from TO 10 years. from $3.50 up
Our buyer was formerly for 8 Years with
a Pittsburg house and knows how TO buy
reIf9b,e goods az inside prices.
Diamonds are an investment at our
nrioas We sell Diamond Solitaire Rings
from $500 20 sea each.
All goods engraved free by our new
s,tsstic ergr-ver from Chicago.
Watches and Clocks repaired and war
ranted 10 run and keep tAe correct time.
Shelf BROS.
11lO Main Street.
Cash paid for old Gold or Silver.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-05
BRIuCrpORT.

csc ro- an ELEGANT Black Taneta silk.
worth sf.e5, ar sI-fcl a Go. tomorrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-05
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Go to stifel 3 Co. tomorrow for silks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-05

Prof. Levitt. the great eye specialist,
will examine your eyes free of charge
az
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-05

Dress Trimmings. exclusive styles and
latest novelties.
The new Cant Slip" patent SILK and
Leather Belts staysin place without pin
ming. see IL.
shirt Waists. perfect fitting stylish and
cheap.
Persian silks. large variety.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
A Terrible Calamity

The burning OF Grace Street Baptist
Church, Rev. w. K. Hatcher, d. ID ,
pastor, created a profound sensation.
Fire was discovered, Tuesday Feb.
18th at about p. M, in the basement
OF the edifice., Within an hour the en-
tire structure was in flames.
Attempts were made to eztingulsh
the fire, but il was seen that the hue
had caused the flooring TO take fire and
there must have been a sricthered nre
long before the smoke advised the sex
ton and the pastor that the church was
on fire.
The fire department responded, but
there being a high wind the handsome
new structure wRs soon in flames.
The falling walls crushed in the OLD
Foushee Street Hall, now known al
Johnson's Hall. There was no time tC
remove any of the contents with the
exception of the desks in the front of
1 flee. The stock was total loss. There
was an insurance of $l40O on the build
ing.
Mr.. VIM /. Johnson is one of on
best known funeral directors. Lucki
tly his horses, hearses and carriage
are kept at his residence and thereb,
escaped destruction.
He is therefore prepared to contlnu
to transact his increasing business
The loss to the church people wa
$4,000. and they only had an insuranc
on it of $25OO0, which will just liqui
Idate the indebtedness on the neN
structure, which has only been erecte
about three years.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
I'm. O.

The boys meeting was we'll attend
ed last Sunday. Our rooms will not
accommodate them. All should be-
come interested in the work OF the As
ISOLATION that we might help the boys.
Rev. u. ID Lewis was equal to his
task last Sunday in our rooms. He
delivered one of the best addresses of
this season Subject. "Some Agen-
cies that will redeem Richmond. 7"
The Rev. proved that Richmond was
lost and could only be saved through
the following agencies: the Church
Sunday School, the Young Mems
Christian Association and personal
work. We were sorry that our rooms
could not accommodate all who came
to hear Rev. Lewis. The strangers
were many. Come again. This ad-
dress was Just what we needed.
Sunday school Lesson to-day at P.
a., by Prof. g. r. Hovey. Come.
Boys devotional meeting Sunday
P M,
Rev. Fax will address the men of the
city Sunday 500 P. NJ. All men are
invited.
DR.. w w. Landrum will lecture at
the First Baptist Church, Monday,
March 9th at P. M under the auspi-
ces of the Ladies' Auxiliary. Subject,
Sunshine and Shadows, or Pastor
Experience or Chips from Pastors
Workshop"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
NORFOLK LETTER.
POlitics-Death Of Isaiah HichOls, Jr.,-
A Physician to the Oolored Poor.

The Union Republican League of the
fourth ward endorsed the past career
OF Hon. Geo. e. Bowden atJtheir xeou-
lar meeting on last Monday night
This organization unanimously de-
clared their intentions OF supporting
the Hon. George K. Bowden, as dele
gate to the Republican National Con-
vention from this district believing
he will be as true to the party in the
future as.he has been IN the past.
A Corporal guard Of would-be-pol-
iticians held q meeting in an ice shop
on Brewer St., for the purpose Of cap
turing the third ward delegates. The
meeting was not as they expected and
consequently they had to adjourn as
wiser and better men.
The Board Of Health approved of
there being a colored physician to the
colored poor OF this city. It il now
left TO our city fathers to make said
position, and In 80 doing, they will
sustain the proceedings Of the Board
OF Health. It is the opinion that the
City Council will recognise the re-
quest, as it is in interest Of suffering
humanity.
=Mr. William H. Throrogood, q we'll
known and respectable young man Of
this city, as Q politician, commands
the respect of the entire community.
His career in this line has always been
open and above board.
The United Aid and Insurance Com.
pany is doing great work in our city
Mr.. II. 7. Galloway IL the SnpSrinto1a-l
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29

Whereas, it has pleased God, our
Heavenly Father to call from the
earthly fields of labor TO the blissful
realms of JOY, our beloved brother,
Alexander Z urry, who for about three
years was associated with as as dea-
con OF this, the Bute st. Rapt Church
Whereas, we feel that the bereaved
widow. as well as his brethren needs
the comfort of our great Friend, Jesus,
therefore he it
Resolved, that we do humbly bow in
submission TO Him, whose will is law,
and whose plans are executed in the
interest of His children.
Resolved 2nd That we do advise ouI
burden of grief to the blessed Lord t.
whom none have ever gone without re-
ceiving comfort.
Resolved 3rd. That we do deplor'
the loss of our brother, although w
know that his present estate is infinite
ly superior to his former, believing a
we do that it will be difficult to fill tn
position, occupied with SO much digni
\ ty and Christian modesty by him.
j Resolved 4th. That a copy of thes
resolutions be spread upon the face c
our minutes, and copies be sent to tn
Virgins Baptist, Richmond PLANE
and Norfolk Recorder for publication
Ill Respectfully,
Deacon Board. Butte 8
Baptist Church,
Il VIM. H HARRISON, Chairman
q JAMEs P. CARTER. Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29

Mrs. Walter Waiver, formerly of
Richmond, Va, but now OF Philadel-
phia paid q flying visit to New York
City and Newburg in the past week,
where she was very much welcomed
by her many friends. On Thursday
Evening she highly enjoyed herself ut
a dinner given by Miss Callie 5. Tyree
at ALL 9Th Avenue, in company with
Miss Lucinda Vaughan, Mrs Ellen
Jones, Mrs McDaniels and others.
On Friday she was again highly en-
tertained at the residence of Miss Lau'
IA Thomas, 24O W. 41st St.. with a mu.
steal surprise by some of New York't
best leaders of music. Among those
present were Geo rain, Jos. Bass-tt
Willie Grimes and others. She looked
well and we wish her much success.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29

Joseph Freeman, = prominent bust |
ness man in Norfolk is the coming !
leader Of the fourth ward politics
emit. The patronage OF the public IL ,
solicited through their General Agent,
] Edward Mills.
Rev. T. o. Greene OF Culpeper. Va,
10 In our city. The Reverend preach
ed . very able sermon at the Bank St.,
Baptist Church on last Sunday even
ing.
4 The elder son Of Mr.. Isaiah Nichols
died last Sunday morning. Mr.. Isaiah
Nichols, Jr., the deceased dsed In
Washington, ID. @. His mother at
tended the funeral which was held in
Washington
The Y. NJ @. A. received Al new
members on last Sunday, this making
> . total of pol In one month. All psiC
: in full.
2 The B. Y. P. U. of Bank Street Bsp
= fist Church is doing great work thrOugl
- the city.
Q Rev. s. L. johnson, the evangelist |
now the guest OF Rev. J. 0a1iso
Young. 8r. Johnson conducted
- large revival IN Norfolk few month
a ago, OF which there were $50 CONVEX
siOns.
ae The Old Folks Home Is progressing
- due to the energy of the ladies, who I
% willingly lent their services in sui
- tanning the cause.
Mrs. Hcuman, the mother Of Nh
=. George Bowden is visiting her dsug
"a ter who is sick.
On TIE Planet can be found at 1
az Queen st. 81 il the price.
III J. EDWARD MILLS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
FROM CAROLINE 90.
Lively Observation-Disclosures versus Mitch
en-The Judges Decided in Favor Of
the Latter.

The Jerusalem Literary and Debat-
ing Society, w. @. Jones, President
celebrated on the 22nd at its meeting
room with essay reading and declama-
tions. The principal was q debate.
subject: Resolved that John Mitch
ell. Jr., deserves more honor from the
Afro-American race than VIM. W..
Browne.
Mr.. Mitchell's cause was defended by
Messrs. w. L. Young OF Sparta and w.
@. Jones OF Richmond. They defend
ed Mr.. Mitchell ably and with the
ability and eloQuence of Calhoun. Mr..
Browne was defended by Mrs. Minnie
b. Washington of Richmond and Mr..
L. E johnson. They were equal to the
occasion, and their voices rang with
eloquence, but they were outgeneraIed
by Messrs. Young and Jones and Mr..
Mitchell carried Oh the honors Justly
deserved. When the speaking was ov-
er, the Judges retired and returned in
about five minutes, decidedly for
Mitchell, then q motion was made, all
who are in favor of Mitchell say al
and the house was for Mitchell EXCEPT
one man, while Miss M. NJ. Norman,
Vice-president presided with dignity
w. L. YOUNG.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
Water Valley, Mississippi Notes.

When the winds Of February
Howl around our little home,
And the coal piles sink TO nothing,
And the fire has lost it's glow.
1t is then that TO our bosoms
A great idea slowly comes.
What great fools we surely were
To let or summers wages go.
Mr.. Fred. Wood and sister, Miss Nj
ma returned from New Orleans, che
21st inst, on pleasant trip.
The agent OF the PLANET at this
place should be more prompt in de-
HVering the Planet, for the people
are anxious to get it
mouth reeking with perfumes OF To-
bacco. vet they would feel hurt II their
wives acted the same way.
Saturday night, the 22nd instant an
attempt was made to arrest H. r. I.
and for some cause the officers failed
They fred several volleys, but failed
to secure the victims.
The supper given by the colored Eu-
reka Brass Band was q success.
Mr.. and Mrs. certainly did eat at the
social entertainment that was given al
the residence of Mrs. Phelon Suggs
the 18th inst. The young folks enjoy.
ed a nice time.
There Is certain girl in our towT
who ought to be given the same
amount Of years away as W. W.
A Negro girl Of this place kss caused
lot of colored boys some trouble
Csn't this be stopped2
Eubanks and Backstrom have FRS
class tonsorial psrlor. Boys, don't fai
to call on John for he will always give
you q smile.
Little Stranger does not ike to cal
any ones name, but will be compelled
to in the next issue.
Why did Mr.. r. T ask r. M. out o
the @. n. e. Church ch&ir2
Get the PLANET every Sunday from
T. Hodges.
Sunnyside. you are dead in it.
like to read your letter and Maeno's
The PLANET is the best. Get it.
W. q. says, q man may 60 clean hand
ed in politics, but when he comes out
he viii need can Of I've and scrub
bing brush.
W. H, the advice you give is al
ways worth g premium, but that giveT
you is always below par.
When honest men fall out, Poguel
get the best Of them.
Girls, when you see man who be-
iieves he IL getting all the salary he il
entitled 70, you are looking at the fu-
ture.
MRROhAET's PHwOE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29

have witness that he tcld four mem
bers Of the Legislature that not q coli
ored man should be In that conven-
ton. he is working in his own Dis
trict to send two white men In the
course OF his remarks General Allan
said he was fighting Col. Lamb on the
same principle now ne fought him and
his rebel allies over 30 years ago. and
he would fight il out TO bitter finish
thought that waving the Bloody
Shirt with q vengeance. Under no
circumstances, said he, will accept
the city chairmanship again.
| When Mr. Clinton concluded his re-
ply TO the General, be was heartily
cheered and Mr. Allan called on the
police for protection.
The only bluecoat present soon dis
appeared for assistance and was seen
no more Mr.. NJ. b. Hueless, as re-
I lief TO the General, offered q previous.
Iy prepared resolution endorsing him
etc. and an attempt to have the same
adopted was unsuccessful on sceoun
of the confusion which reigned su
lpreme at that time. When quiet wa
) restored Mr.. James III Hayes, ESQ
l took from his pocket the State news
paper of that date. and after carry
| ing Mr.. Bahen around" little, pro
. ceeded to read his card printed In tn
Q same, at the conclusion Of which erie
o of good were heard all over tn
o house, during which Mr.. John Mitch
ell, Jr., poked his head in at the doc
and Mr.. Allan's reign was at an emo
Three-fourths. Of the crowd went int
!. frenzy of enthusiasm and hollere
n themselves hoarse for Mitchell
ic Mitchell II Mitchellllw Allsn's me
n tried TO put out the lights but ii
l. crowd was allowed to get out befol
'e they succeeded. thereby averting
r. panic and possibly bloodshed as Re
It Madison told two or three gentlemf
d. the day after that each OF Allan's ms
m had two pistols apiece and stood reat
T to blow Bahen and MitchelPs men fu
t. of holes il the occasion presented
b. self. When the surging mass had 60
as ten outside they stood and listened
ct Editor Mitchell for about half an no
and the speech closed with thr
g cheers for Lamb and three cheers
BY Mitchell
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
johnson.

On Thursday, Goth inst. Miss Della
johnson was united in wedlock to Mr..
William II. Young, at the residence of
Mrs J. s. Moore, 22O9 E Broad ST., at
0:45 P. NJ.
The bride was attired in silk, trim
med in white gro grain silk, while in
her hand she carried q bunch OF beau
tiful violets
Her maid of honor was Miss Lizzie
Scott; best man, Mr.. John Brown.
Rev. Z. Payne performed the ceremo-
ny. After enjoying various amuse-
ments the guest were ushered into the
supper room, where hearty repast
was enjoyed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
MANCHESTER LETTER.
Interesting Items-Many Hundred PeO-
ple Witnessed the OAntata at the
First Baptist Church

Rev. Binga will preach the Thanks |
giving sermon TO Bethrar Lodge, No. |
1895, q. u. OF 0. F., Sunday at p. m.
Mrs. l.. Britton IL very sick at her |
home in Swansboro.
Mr.. Frank r. Nelson, who was once
the leader OF the Black Americans
has returned to the city
Mr.. Cornelius Hendley was called to
the city this week on account OF the
death of his mother
- Mrs. Amanda Smiths residence, No.
1905 hull street is for rent. 1t is sit
uated in the most business and popu-
lar part OF the city.
The First Baptist Church was on last
Monday night packed to suhocation-
Il The long looked for CRntata was stag
ed and that to the satisfaction OF the
vast assemblage.
1t was . real up-to-date Cantata and
lone that had never been witnessed by
our people. People from many miles
|, away from the city came in wagons and
: some on train to see and hear some OF
the best talent in the Mother State.
II Mr.. o. III. Munford as Jephthah, 9Th
: ruler of Israel was extremely fine in
. his rendition.
q Mr.. s w. johnson, Prophet, wat
eQuAl TO the task assigned him. His
limpersonation OF that character VA
Igrand.
Mr. @. h. Robinson, Ibzan, the Jew
ish Prince was fine.
Mr.. 8. II. Johnson, Elou, the Jewisl
= Prince was the right man Tor that i'm
~ portant character.
70 Mr.. Jno, r. Cegbill. Arnold, the Mes
=, senger was active in delivering mes
~ sages to the various officers and hi
- rendition WAS grand.
~ Messrs. George Robinson and AlbeI
Graham, Camp Guards, No. i and
were always on duty and ready at q
1ttimes to halt any one who attempte
- to modest.
es Mr.. John H Cousins, Eloni, JEWS
7n soldier could not have been excelleC
10 His representation of dying soldit
NC was q scene Of pity.
Miss Mary 4. Washington, Iphig,
~ mia, daughter OF Jephthah rendert
her part par excellent. Her gestur'
were grand while her mellifuent vote
~ added much to her ready won name.
az Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, Naomi, Jey
y! lish maiden and sister 90 Eloni sctS
ISL her part we'll The scene OF meetir
her dying brother upon the bait
on and singing Il will meet you in q
&c morning. brought tears to m any eye
~ Miss Alma ii. Thompson, Adah a.
a. a. friend to Iphigenia, was in fact,
me represented. Her sweet voice cou
be heard distinct and clear.
The Maidens of Gilead were Miss
Mary WalthAll, Lille Blackwell, ct
nSe Moon, Annie Johnson, Amanda job
sne sen, Mrs Julia E. Cousins, Mrs Ado
~, 10 IL. Egglestcn rendered the singing vi
IL. .als ease. Their long curly locks Il
Inu flowed down their backs were the
81 traction Of the evening.
DC The soldiers in their ancient G
tunes presented q fine showing.
l. entire verdict Of the people was 81
lit WAS the greatest and grsndest g
given in our city and nothing OF
than q repetition of "Jephthah and
daughter" will satisfy the public.
tch- Miss Ida n, Binga, the accomplish
of pianist has been the chief topic OF c
vereation this week respecting
manner in which she manipulated
hat. on the keys.
~. Mr @. VIM. Moon rendered value
t;no service. Mr. Ellis J. Young, man
nt BIG 80.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29

Have you paid your subscrip-
tion Do not delay the collector.
Shiloh Baptist Church, Mr.. @.
W. Scott Church, clerk sends 50 80 for
the Lunenburg Case. Many thanks.
"A handsome lamp viii be given
to the lady receiving the highest num-
Der of votes at the Wom&n's League
Bazaar, March 2nd, Bird and 4th at
Navy Hill Hall.
We need finance. Send in the
amount due.
President G. W Hayes was in
the city recently and gave glowing
account of the progress of his WORK
in the Virginia Seminary 1t is pros
pePing even in the face of the adverse
conditions to which she has been sub
iected. Mrs. Hayes is in the city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29

DEATH we hope our loss may be his
eternal gain.
Resolved 4. That copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the min
utes of our Lodge.
Resolved 3. That q copy OF these
resolutions be forwarded TO the be-
reaved family OF the deceased.
r II. BRIoos,
JOHN A. WALKER,
JoHN II. CooPER.
Committee
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29

Long experience and new methods
thoroughly understood, ensure sat
isfaction. Having made new and ex-
tentive improvements IN all OF the
branches of the undertaking buei-
mess l respectfully thank the pub
lie for their past patronage and ask,
the continuance of the same. All
orders promptly fllled- Country or
ders solicited.
We, the undersigned gladly recon-
mend ". SELDEN TO the public
generally a. a worthy and faithful
undertaken, Revs. Daniel James, Ar
cher Ferguson, and Mr.. John Hen
ey. No. 1000 Graham and Marshall
81. Fulton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE.
American Lodge, 1889, G. 0 0. Of Q. F.

Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God in his allwise Providence to again
Resolved / That he wss one who
ty in q gentlemsnly manner,
Resolved 2. That he was quiet,
peaceful and Of good department.
are agnsn breksu by the MsHstsr
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
So We Do.

fort Worth. Tex. Item.l
John Mitchell of the PLANET must
see success in q recent warfare as he
speaks like fellow coming out best
man IN : hard fight:
We have no time to be contending
with colored folks, and regret the ne
cessity OF it, but they must quit pill
ing' on US.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Any colored person having from
$500 to $4,000 in money can have
any kind of home built that they may
desire on the easiest terms possible.
Location in Fulton Immediately op-
posite the beautiful Chimboraza Park
Call at this Office for general infor-
nation at once as this is g very rare
opportunity.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
East End Club, No. 1, Organised Febru-
ary24, 1895.

Mrs Matilda Davis, President; Sa-
rah Only, Vice-President Maggie
Johnson, Secretary Martha Randolph
Assistant Secretary; Thomas Ander-
son, Treasurer; Mamie 0verton, Mar
tina Lomax, William Bland, Edward
Brown, William James, Mary K. Rich
ard son. BessV shorts
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Home for Aged Odd FelIows-The HistO-
ries Ofthe O. ,der-Rsvival in Pro-
gress.


Historians have traced Odd Fellow
ship back to the 4th century, among
the Huns, ScAndinaYians and Goths
Some make Moses and Aaron the
FOUNDERS; some say Odd Eeliowship
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29

Any one knowing the whereabouts Of
my father Robert Allen, his son, CAL
win, two sisters, Sarah. Margret and
Nancy last seen in Manchester, Va.
Mother died before the war All Of US
belonged to William and Mack Burton,
OF Chesterfield, Va.
Information Of any Of them thank
fully received.
REV THOMAS n. All EN-.
lS Wheat St. Ithaca n. Y
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
ALLAN HAS HIS SAY.
He DevOteS More Than Two
Hours EndeaVOriDg to
Make the Crooked
Way straight.

He was Taken Through a Rigid
Examination by Those who
Differed with Him In Opin-
ion, John Clinton, Jr.,
Esq, taking the Leading Part
in this Direction.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29

James Hayes, Esq, Reads Mr. Bahen's
Gard, at the Conclusion of Which
Contents of the Gard are Cheered-
Editor John Mitchell. Jr.. Appears
and Mr.. Allan Disappears and Three
Cheers for Col. VIM fAmb-Three
Cheers for John Mitchell. Jr.-The
Proceedings in Detail.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-02-29
A.Hayes,

OFvI0n WARx-RooM: T27 N. 6xooED 81.
Residence: 725 N. End Street.
First Glass Hacks, and Caskets OF all
Descriptions. have q spare room =
for bodies when the family have
not q suitable place. All
country orders are given
Special Attention
Your special attention. IL called 60 shs
new style Oak Caskets Call and see
me and you shall be waited on nieeIv