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Y. M. O A NOTES

Did you know that we have not seen
you at the Saturday evening Bible |
Class2 You are invited Saturday > m |
Bring your neighbor Reverends Pow |
ell, Johnson and Turner are members.
also Rev. Pc selPs wife has Joined.
This class is for all-both women and
men. A grand opportunity, do not
miss it. One of the best teachers
Prof. G. r. Hovey.
Still the committee for the jail feels
encouraged. The meeting in the Jail
Sunday was the means OF much good
The slum committee on last Sunday
in cooperation with the committee
from the Richmond Theological Semi
nary was seen at its post of duty, hold
ing meetings upon the corners OF the
street.
The bows last Sunday p m were ad-
dressed 10y our General Secretary Is
Q. Burrell). Subject. 1.-The Bibles the
Book for Boys" The boys enjoyed
the thoughts which were given to them
At Z p m last Sunday Director r. J.
Bass conducted the song services at the
9th Street Baptist Church, where we
held our seventh anniversary. The
services were taken hold of by all.
Short songs, short prayers, and short
speeches by the men made the meet
ing very interesting.
At z :45 our President r. T. Hill and
our directors assembled the rOstrum
: where they were all made welcome by
Reverend w L. Graham, pastor. The
general exercises for the evening were
now begun, President r. T. Hill pre-
siding. The choir rendered some o
its choice music, Scriptures read b,
Rev. Graham, prayer by DR.. Waite,
: Brooks of Washington. d. c., intro
ductory remarks by President r. I
, Hill which were very pointed. Repor
L by General Secretary s. @. Burrell wa
9 made in full. Much was in it which
y seemed to have awakened great interes
Annual sermon by Rev. Graham from
Psalm IL, "The Happy Man" On
Il brother left not stone unturned. Ch
sermon will bring many friends TO tn
work An after-collection was give
TO the Association; and a large mum
It Der of friends subscribed to the worl
% Members ali Joined hands and suns
! "Blest be the Tie" Benediction b
n DR.. left, President of Hartshorn Men
II orial College. The gathering was e1
tremely laree. We humbly than
re Rev. Graham. choir, church and publ
a for their assistance. All left feelin
re that the meeting was help.
i, Explanation of the Sunday-scho
lesson to-day at 5 p. m.
Of Meeting in the Jail Sunday at IL a. 4
a. Committee for the slums. will me
lie Sunday at the First Baptist Churc
Id p. m
ge Mass meeting for parents Suddi
$3.50 p m at the Ebenezer Bapti
al Church, under the auspices of the Bo
c. department. Director Nelson William
as Jr. and two of the boys will spea
of Fathers and mothers come out al
is help the boys.
ny At $3.50 d. m. at True Reformel
he meeting for men, Mr.. A. 9. Hymes W
deliver a special address. Spec
on music-freel
he Every home is Iequ ested 20 ha
az. special prayer for yOG.. < men as Il
ON will be our week Of prayer throughO
,gs the world.
~ Prof. Booker T. Washington will
an here on Nov. 18th. Hear him.
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Editor MitGhelIS Plea.
ADDRESSES A LARGE
AUDIENCE
OF WHITE AND O0LORED IN PENN
SYGVAN1A
Royalty Entertained.
Returns Quickly to Virginia

WILLIAMSBURG, PA, Oct. 81, 1896.
There was q grand republican rally
here last night al the courthouse. A
large crowd packed this spacious build
ing.
pices of the Afro-American Patriotic
League of which Mr.. Cambell is presi-
dent and Mr. A w. Johnson, secreta-
ry. Editor John Mitchell. Jr., of Rich
mond. Va, was the orator OF the occa-
sion.
He.xeached the city yesterday after
noon at 2:2O and in company with
Messrs-- and Rev William III.
smith entered the carriage which was
in waiting and was carried to Hotel
Updegraff, the finest white hotel in the
city
Everything for the comfort of the
dietinp uished guest was arranged.
Supper was served in the palatial
dining hall at p. NJ.
Mr. r. M. Mitchell was the accom-
plished head-waiter.
At-the table with Mr.. Mitchell were
Mr.G A. Campbell. president of the
League, Mr.. K. Embrey and Rev. Da-
| vid Caliman. The repast was heartily
enjoyed. After supper, the party re-
paired to the court house where the
crowd was waiting. As they entered
/ there was much applause.
At $3.50 p. NJ, President Campbell
called the meeting to order.
Mr.. J. b. Dubel (white) of Williams
port was the first speaker. He dwell
upon the issues confronting the Amer
lean people, showed the necessity o
supporting the Republican candidat
and closed amidst generous applause
Mr. Max l.. Mitchell (white) of Viii
, Transport followed. He discussed tn
currency question, ridiculed the Dem
ocrats for having nominated a popu
list in the person OF Mr.. Bryan an
gave some practical hints upon the sit
! uation.
Editor John Mitchell, Jr., was the
introduced by Rev. w. H. Smith, fol
: merly of Richmond. In a most happ
manner, he told of Mr.. Mitchell
, achievements declaring that be wa
\ the only logical successor of Frederic
. Douglass.
4 Mr. Mitchell reviewed the preser
n political situation, told OF the copd
4 ton Of the United States treasur
. when the Democrats took charge, di
cussed the tariff, showed how the def
cheney in the receipts of the COVER
q ment had been brought about and d.
n clared what he thought would be
III IcllcOI AOI tilc bACcCnt tAOubiCo-
4 He advocated sound money, and e,
planned why free silver would prov
disastrous to the country.
His recital of the election troubl
of the n..nber of colored men who hi
offered Up their lives in the vain effo
to vote the Republican ticket was {
fective.
Ie He declared in favor of supportiI
is our merchant marine, and was on
{. spoken in the denunciation of &
81 lynching evil in the south. He clos
ir- his remarks amidst loud applause.
m Mr.. Mitchell was congratulated
a. both white and colored citizens and I
a paired to the Hotel Updegraff.
a. left the city for Virginia at 12:45
re M.
of The citizens were arranging for hi
e, grand banquet on Saturday mig
I'd but had to cancel it on account OF t
a shortness OF his stay here.
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Gone to Rest.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 3, 1895
Pharon Jackson departed this life
October 18th at O'Clock p. m at his
residence, No. 6l7 North Kenny street.
He leaves q wife, five children, host
OF friends and relatives to mourn their
loss. His funeral took place from
sharon Baptist Church Tuesday even
ing at 3 o'clock, of which he was n
member. Rev. Thomas preached pa
thetic sermon and many were
moved in tears he was q member of
Galilean Fishermen, Invincible Lodge,
Ne. 4, x OF p. OF E and w. H., and
several organizations. He lived a
quiet, Christian life and was kind
loving husband and father.
Mrs. VIRGINIA JACKSON
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DR.. Mack Norto1 was visiting our
city last week, the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. William II. Hughes. He left last
Saturday night for Leonard Medical
College, Raleigh. N. e.. in compsny
with DIR. William a. Hughes
A few Monday nights ago, Rev. q.
G.. Coleman and wife were arou so
Tom peaceful slumbers about smid-
night. aud many sisters and brethren
took, the house by storm The d. orr
were opened and in came throng Of
Christian friends ladened with MANY
good things of the season. While
Rev. Coleman and wife were prepar-
ing 10 come in 10 meet the loving
friends, q scul-inspiring song rent the
air. Among the good things brought
were sugar. meat grapes. tea, coffee,
oil, soap, potatoes, apples, blueing, and
many other articles. Space will not
allow rs to mention the names of those
present.
AMOS
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THERE
CONTINUED From First Psgel

where show the press reports TO DO
partisan and grossly unfair TO US
Press bulletins persisteutly give Ken
lucky TO Mckinley, while Summers
chairman of the committee, wires me
that fortv-two counties of the ll9 give
Bryan majority of - 35.
JAMES K. JONES"
Now as a matter OF fact, Iowa had
gone Republican by over seventy-hve
Thousand. Kentucky by one thousand,
West Virginia by fourteen thousand,
California oy six thousand, Oregon by
over three thousand, Indiana Oy over
twenty five thousand.
1t was not long before the enthu-
siasm superinduced by bad whiskey
subsidized and most Of the paraders and
howlers looked like dogs in the face.
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NOTICE.

The following pastors with their
choirs are invited to serve the people
at Shiloh Baptist Church in the future
November-2nd Sunday, S p. m. Rev.
r. o. Johson 3rds Sunday, IL 80 g..
m =, Rev. Ii. Il. Williams 3 80 p. IN. =
Rev A. s. Thomas s p IN Rev. Jacob
Turner; 4th Sunday, IL :30a. m, -
s D. m, Rev. A. Ferguson. lst Sunday
in December, 8 pm Rev. u. ID. Lewis.
b. ID.
The friends generally are invited to
these services as the little church is
trying TO raise means to meet their
last payment.
REV. C. KEMm
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Silver Wedding.

On Tuesday night, October 9th, the
parlors of mr. and Mrs. Christopher
Wnkerson were brilliantly lighted.
The occasion being silver wedding in
honor Of the 25th anniversary of their
marriage. From 8 TO IL o'clock the
house was crowded with friends, dur
ing which time supper was served
Decorations were palms and cut How
ers. The presents were costly and
numerous.
Five dollors in silver were presented
10y the Arabeils Council of st. Luke.
Mrs. X. ID. BowsER, Sr. Chief,
Miss E A. RANDOLPH, Sect.
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Mr.. Rooert Rogers. Secretary of
the Colored 4. NJ. @. A. Newport News,
Va, called On US.
Rev. ]. w. Gaines, pastor OF Lit
tie zion Baptist Church of Washington.
called so see u.s. He reports his work
in a prosperous condition. -
Mary Alternately and Babe and Pok-
ey Barnes will be at the First Baptist
Church, Manchester, Va Rev. A. Bin
ga. Jr., pastor, on next Monday night
-Miss A. B Turner, who is travel
ing in the interest OF the Colored Or
phan Asylum, Oxford, N. c., called o.
us.
We return thanks for the invita-
ton receive d to attend the marriage O
Miss Brucie t4ightfoot to Mr.. William
Braxton, Wednesday evening, Nov IS,
'96, at 1918 Madison Street, Washing
ton, ID. Z. s.3ss 80. :.
--Rev.Sw W. n. Morton, psstor of she
Messiah Baptist Church of Bridgeport,
Conn, called on us-this week, He VI as
enroute TO King and Queen Co, Va. to
visit his relatives. =
Mrs. Hattie Harris, Of Patterson,
n. j., wassin the, city this " eek and
called Onus. - i.
Mr.. C. G. Boone, of Winton, N
G who is now attending the Richmond
Theological Seminary, called on as
Mr.. s. B. Holmes. lately of Wayland
IS attending the same institution
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RICHMoND. Va Noy 2 Use

RICHMOND, VA Nov. 8, 1895
On last Monday night, while all were
quiet, there was grand surprise par
ty led up to Miss Minnie Epps, at her
residence, TAO north 3rd street. The
young ladies and gentlemen enjoyed
themselves with different games and
other amusements for the evening.
After refreshments were served, they
remained until late hour, and then
they retired TO their several homes
after joyful time was spent.
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NOTICE.

Third Street Baptist Church on 3rd
Street, doors from the corner Of Du-
val; Second Lords day, tomorrow the
pastor will speak at III 80; subject-
The Old Paths ;"3 80, subject: the
New Way $3.50, subject: The Bless
ings of Stringent Times" Sunday
School at 8 80 m.
The pastor, W. +. Nash, tenders
thanks to Sisters Z. Edwards, E. Aus-
tin, and Brother Henry Austin for n
barrel of -four. God bless the givers.
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Associated Charities

The members CT the Associated Char
it. es are requested to meet at the \.
NC. A. BuiIaing Tuesday, Nov. 10th,
at O'Clock y. m.
III you wish to help the poor during
the winter comesto this meeting as We
wish to plan our work for the winter.
Tuesday evening, 5 o'clock.
MRS. Lucy B LEWIS, President,
Mrs MARY Z. CRUMP Secretary.
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Birthday Party.

The home of Rev. Robert Taylor,
near Beaver Dam, was the scene Of
much gayety Friday night, October
18th. The occasion being the celebra-
ton of Rev Taylor's birth day. A very
lively time was spent, the guest pres
emit being from Richmond and vicinity.
Rev. Philips, his pastor delivered, a
fine address.
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open our hearts to them and let them
see the anguish that bodies within our
breast this bloody field could hope To
regain its lost prominence among her
sister cities.
This rugged ground once soaked with
Negro blood would blossom as rose
and the good old times OF yorc would
come again co this land long forsaken
in years past ana gone.
MINISTERIAL POINTER.
There were in the time of Christ
men who quoted His sayings TO each
other, and called them fine. but kept
on living the same old life, such is the
case to-day. There is no virtue in
doing right simply because you are
forced to DO so. Spirituality in a
christian minister is an essence. and
morality precious jewel. An instru-
ment in the hands of God proclaiming
His glory and the magnificence OF His
wisdom.
Miss Annie Wright, relative of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank SIade. left the city
Monday, November ID. for the Mechan
ical and Agricultural College at Greens
borO, n. G
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Notwithstanding the rain the Sun.
day School at Calvary Baptist Church
November LIST. was we'll attended. Al
III 80 the pastor preached an able ser
mon from Psalm ST..
At 3p m the rain bad ceased falling
the sun shone out and all was brigh
and pretty. There being no service n
! Calvary, the pastor, Rev. q. W. Goode
wended his way to the Buelah Baptis
Church formerly Whitmell Street,
which was being dedicated. The hous
] WIS crowded and to mis- surprise tn
} pastor, Rev. T. H. q. Messer requeste'
him to preach the dedi eatory sermon
| without his even having a moments n
; tice for preparation. However h
agreed first explaining to the larg
, congregation his predicament,. at tn
I sametime telling them not to be SUI
prised in case they didn't hear a. sci
mon. He preached from II .Chron. z
sermon that completely delighte
}. and captivated the audience. TIL
I church is indeed a neat structure and
credit to the localitv.
The Baptist Young Peoples Unto
= which meets at 4 80 at Calvary Bapti
u Church was well attended. -
At 8 p m a large congregation WI
= out to listen to the pastor who preacl
y ed an interesting sermon from Psal
r 6o-4.
D. The series of meetings have close
lie lasting ten nights and as a resnlt ov
RS $50 souls we're brought to Christ. OK
ls surely poured out His spirit abundan
~ ly. The members were created revi
ed and they, together with the past
lg feel much encouraged. There will
nt bsptizing at the church Sunday. No
Z 18th.
r. II. JOHNSON
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FROM THE EAST END
FRAUD PRACTICED.
The DeCOy Candidates.

A macs meeting of republicans was
held last Monday night at the Lily of
the Valley Hall. The object of the
meeting was for the purpose of instruct
ing ignorant voters into the mysteries
of the Blanket Ballot" Mr.. G. +. Nor
man, chairman of 3rd Precinct, Mar
shall Ward, presided; and gave the
voters as much instructions about the
great battle of Ballots which was to be
waged on the morrow, and how to pro-
coed in preparation OF their own bal
lots. as far as lay in his power,
Mr.. Norman proda ced several forms
of the ballot which had been clipped
from the daily papers Much interest
was manifested and after further in
structions concerning the tally keeping
system inaugurated by the Republi-
cans, and the importance of preserving
good order the meeting adjourned.
Between 125 and 200 voters were pres
ent.
On the same night the free siIverites
caucused and held open air meetings
in various parts of this section. The
usual amount of invectives was poured
upon those who differed with them po-
litically.
TUESDAYS ELECTION.
/ All Of the wards and precincts in thii
section of the city showed large Re
publican gains despite the efforts o
the Free Silver judges and challenger
to delay the voters.
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Blooming Lily Division held its regu
lar meeting at their Castle Hall on P
street near 31st street last Thursday
night The attendance was good. We
have been informed by one in position
to know that the division will be uni
formed by February. The officers are
as follows William III. Anderson, Sir
knight Captain; V. M. Gwathmey, Sir
Knight Lieutenant w. Z. Noble, Sir
Knight Herald; Anderson Carr, Sir
Knight Guard Thomas Jones, Sir
Knight Sentiel; ] S. Evans, Sir knight
Recorder; Anthony Fulks, Sir Knight
Treasurer; Moses Minor Standard
Bearer.
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Richmond Lodge, No. 1, met Mon
day night, November ID, at their Cas-
tie Han on Clay street. The meeting
was an excellent one and the atten-
dance was good. This lodge is in a
healthy condition. none of its members
being reported sick. Sir knight Brown
of Friendship Lodge. of Norfolk, Va ,
ing speech bearing on the good of the
order,
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PAYEE-SAfTH-The marriage Of Miss
Mary P. Smith to Mr.. Oscar Payne took
place at the residence of the bride e02
W. Leigh St., October 22nd, 1896. Mr..
Clarence Johnson and Mr. John Wilson
acted as best men.
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Myrtle Lodge, No II, met Thursday
night, Nov. 9Th. The meeting was we'll
attended and large amount of bust
ness was looked after with much in
tsrest. All the members and friends
are requested to meet Sunday after
noon at O'Clock at Sir Knight Samuel
Wilson's 3I8 w DuVal st.
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OHRYsANTHEMUM TEA

There will be Chrysanthemum Tea
given at st. Philips School house, cor
ner of st. James and Leigh streets, by
the Basement Club No /, for the bene
ut of Third St. A. NJ. e Church. Nov.
10Th, 18th. 18th, 10Th and both.
Admission, Five Cents.
JOY 2t
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Planet Lodge held its regular meet
nag Monday night. November ID, The
members were out in large numbers
and manifested great amount of in
terest in the proceedings. The lodge
will be two years old in December and
will doubtless have an anniversary
sermon preached.
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Auxiliary Lodge of Petersburg, Va. /,
has not been mentioned in our columns.
It meets on the 2nd and 4th Monday
nights in each month. We should be
pleased to hear something of its pro-
gress.
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K of P. NOTES.

Friday night, Unity Lodge, No. "a,
Monday evening, Old Dominion Court,
Richmond Hall.
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The question is asked, will the min
utes of '96 and '97 be printed in one.
We are compelled to answer as follows
We do not know.
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The interest among the Pythians of
Underwater section. Of Virginia is at a
very high pitch, judging from the pro-
gress of Friendship lodge of Norfolk,
Virginia.
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It's noised about that new division
is on foot and that the move is being
headt q bS responsible Sir Knights.
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Planet Division, No 3. will be one
year old this month. The question has
been asked as 60 the way in which their
anniversary will be celebrated.
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Danville, Suffolk. Newport News,
and Portsmouth can be represented in
these notes by forwarding infOrma-
ten to- Nomad. in care The Planet,
814 East Broad St.
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FROM DANVILLE
Oolored Men Feared to Vote-Anniversa
ry Exercises.
DANvILLE. Va, Nov. ., 1895
John Mitchell, Jr
8l4 East Broad St.,
Richmond, Va,

DANvILLE. Va, Nov. ., 1895
John Mitchell, Jr.
8l4 East Broad st.,
Richmond, Va,
Dear Sir:
The streets of Danville were
clean on Saturday and the city enjoyed
a day of exceeding quietud the usual
hustle and hustle Of past Saturdays
were reduced to the calm of Sunday
mornings. The colored people dared
not to walk the streets fearing a repe-
tition of the massacre of '83.
The intense excitement of the color
ed people seems to have originated
Fl ON a rumor afiOat to the effect that
the white people had been during the
week formulating plans to attack them
at an hour when they are generally
through their work and walking the
various streets. The wind carried this
rumor from the Democratic beadquar-
tiers. as a white citizen remarked, that
before the election is over he feared q
repetition of the troubles Of '83.
In spite of all the silence and indif-
ference exhibited by the colored people
in face of the fact that they have re-
manned entirely neutral in the past
political struggle they have been made
( the bone Of contention with all man
ner OF language intensely abusive used
against them and their very lives
threatened.
THAT SILVER INVITATION.
The silver democrats held q meeting
at the Planters warehouse and invited
all followers to come with them and b.
with the white folks insinuating that
the gold democrats were mixing witt
Negroes and those who ventured {.
hear the gold democratic speaker wer
with them too. Many colored peopl
tried to gain admission, but they wer
sadly turned away which we thin
was right in every respect.
Such is merely gist of the treat
ment the colored people of Danvill
receive at the hands of the white PEG
pie in Danville. We are fortunate j
having the pleasure of saying, tina
the massacre referred to has not oC
Cured yet, but our safety is yet yer
uncertain and our lives exposed to in
minent danger.
No where in the confines of far fam
ed Virginia does the enemy lie in wa
seeking whom he may devour. as !
the bounds Of Danville, on the soutt
bank OF the sleepy Dan
TOUCHING APPEAL.
OF could we but touch the symp,
thetic cords of the hearts Of some
our white citizens, If we could bI
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-11-07

We are glad to learn that the at
tendance of all the lodges of this city,
have been exceptionally good during
the fall season.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-11-07

Sir Knight William f. cambridge, of
Planet Lodge, is now in New Orleans,
La to spend the winter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-11-07

Sir Knight Peyton Brooks of Planet
Lodge is reported TO be confined to his
residence, 51l Saint James STREET on
account Of sickness.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-11-07

Our limit co young men in las weeks
notes has stirred up some OF our
young men on Pythianism. We hope
it was seed sown in good soil and that
it may continue to arouse enthusiasm
until another lodge is organized.
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A TOUCHING APPEAL.

OF could we but touch the sympa-
thetic cords of the hearts Of some Of
our white citizens, If we could but
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MAGNO'S MESSAGE.
VOTERS ENTHUSIASTIC
+ Women Interested.
WOULD HAVE SWEPT

Shooting at the Ist Pre-
cinCt.
A MOST BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
Other Things Seen and Heard While TO-
ing Through the Ward.
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When the Pythians (of n. A., s. A,
K A and A ) Of Richmond turn out.
the people on the side walk generally
take of their hats.
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Subscribe for the Planet
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In health prepare for sickness and
death 10y joining the Knights of Pythi-
as. It's good thing and all Sir Knights
know the rest.