Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-08-15

OCnOol Is Progressing very IdpiuiJ
They have several scholars. More
boys and girls should attend every
Sunday instead of strolling the streets
and alleys doing all kinds OF other mis-
chief. Parents should take careful no.
tice of this and keep their children out
OF such disorder Such children are
candidates for the penitentiary or
some other bondage.
Young men go the Sunday School on
Sunday and take part in the Omnipo-
tent work and be happy.
There are young ladies and GENTLE
men in this town who will give away
to their laziness and sluggishness ev-
cry Sunday and lay dead in the shade
while the devil fans them with prom
Uses and fools them until it is too late.
Rev. Dorsey took short trip to Me-
don on the 9th to attend revival,
but has returned again.
Prof. III. w FloUrnoy and family of
Bolivar have moved here to make it
there home. Mr.. Flournoy will take
Episcopal Church when completed 1--WE
are so informed).
Mrs. Rosa Fiippin of our city is visit
ing in Washington, ID. @.
A white tramp was killed in a freight
car by conductor mistaking him for
a Negro. 1t is pity they would make
more such mistake of this kind, who
are always killing and robbing and
lynching colOred men for crimes done
by Inflated white men. There is day
coming when these fortunes, outrages,
and massacres which continue to fall
on cur people will come to an end. Ii
the law wont protect us in our own
country, who will do it, or what will
become of us in cases of mobs and 9TH
er desperate deeds and misdemean0rs?
We should arm ourselves and protect
ourselves against all lawless culprits
and blood suckers and when they
break in on us to slaughter us, or our
children, we should Gll the thick
skin full of bullets and shot to kill
and kill the results We should organ
ize clubs and societies and unite in
solvent band and pull together &c help
and protect one another and we will
make mighty men as we'll as great
men. United we stand, splitted we
are no good you see. You catch on !;
Well, take on and unite and stop tell
ing lies on one another and you will
better yourselves.
Hello boys? here is prize for some
of you. This is it: Miss Mary Stanley
says she wants to marry mighty bad,
and says she weighs 225 lbs, dark
brown black, knotty kinky hair, black
eyes, rosy cheeks, round face and
knows how TO cook first class meal
fine seamstress and knows how to iron
a stiff glossy shirt, but cannot read or
write. has large nose and little mouth
and can eat lot. Now boys, here is
your chance, but don't apply unless
you have plenty money.
Miss Mint Reed told the PLANET man
that she is nearly dead to marry some
dude, None but swell heads need APP
| ply. Hot stuff boys
There are several more ladies that
have the hymenial fever. Cupid is
raising sand in Jackson
The girls seem to have the upper
hand on the boys at present Look out
boys, stick up to them, but il you can't
stand hot grease. keep out of the
kitchen.
When the girls are old and cannot
see,
Put on your specks and think of me !;
For am happy as can be.
Mr.. George Baird is the proprietor of
a new store on Lafayette st.
Messrs Eddie Meeks and John A /.
Pollard took short trip to Holly
/ Springs lately.
Miss Beulah Boyne has left the sick
list and is out again enjoying the
pleasures of a healthy life.
Miss ldella Smothers made visit to
Henderson recently.
Entertainments are plentiful in this
: section.
(, The girls are loving the boys now
For what2 Entertainment money
Ha hal
Mrs. Blanchet of New Orleans, La
is in our little city, the guest of Miss
E. b. Miller.
Mr.. Gilbert Hall and wife of Cairo,
ILL.,, is in. the city and will aim to make
this their future home. We welcome
them here.
Miss Carrie D. Parham has left for
Beech Bluff to teach school. What's
going to become of that fellow noWf
Well, tough it out old boy or take up
your bed and walk.
The weather is hot, and ice-cream
and ice water is cold.
There is 8 freak in South Jackson in
Illinois Alley. facing the I. @. r. r
Lower Depot on the east side. Who il
it2 Shame and pity. Better quit your
foolishness
DIR. G. H. Phillips preached a nice
seEmon at the G. NJ Church
The prospects in this section are
very bright for the farmers and they
are in happy mood, while those mer,
chants are waiting to reserve every
penny.
Better save your money and lei
trash and foolishness alone and you'll
thrive better.
Prof. James Saunders of Dernopeis
Ala, IL teaching.
The Water Valley Eureka Brass BanC
is the leader. and knows how to learI
the boys that music in excellent style
Hurrah for Water Valley Concert.
Mr. |. H. Halsey is the only Afro
: American Insurance Agent in Jackson
Call on him and take policy.
The Democratic rally turned out t.
be fizzle and shows how it is split
ting and how fast it is dying.
James BOnaparte Who was so brutal
~ kicked by his conductor last mont
is convalescing: Mr.. Charles William
is also out again.
Miss Martin is teaching her profes
sion in our city. We tender our bes
: wishes for her success.
> The young gentlemen of this tow
should have u lyceum and Y. M.
, A. Who will put the machine in me
/, tion7
1ucTO are fcetTdl NlS4lOIS III "
town this week, awaiting the Emanc
q patton Celebration.
+ The wedding bells tapped last weel
: and . couple vas ushered togethe
8 and the knot tied. WHO will be th
q next?
h Separation bills and marriage bill
u are always on hand.
Mrs. Cletise Smith departed this iii
e on JulV 9th in Denmark Che died
the full triumph of faith. SIZE leayI
q several children, relatives and friene
,e to mourn their lost.
IT The Angel Death made circuit
q our town and took for his choice Mr.
is CoHgram on the 2Sth nit. She hs
q been lingering for sometime, but fina
1t ~ bid farewell to this vain, sin curse
m world and left for that eternal HON
8 This town is full OF prejudice cauca
n ian people. Some draws the color Jill
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