Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-07-04


depart I'd this life on Thursday. June
18th, 1896 Her fune. al took place
from the Ebenezer baptist hurch,
June 18th, 1895 Rev A fruatt. pas
tor Ofiieiated Mabrey and Perkins,
Funeral Directors.
Mr.. Jordan Commodore. the old cit
izen of our city. died June 18th, 1895
His funeral took place from the Ebe-
nezer Baptist Church. Sunday after
noon, June l4th, 1895. Rev. Truart
ofiiciated. Maybrey and "erkins fun
eral directors.
Mrs. Ida Whitlock, wife OF Mr. viii
liam Whitleck. died Sur day night af-
ter a few hours illness. Her funeral
took place fIom Mount Zion Baptist
Church Tuesday. June 10th, 1895.
Rev. X. b. Hardy ofiiciated. Barcus
and Kelser Funeral Dire ctors.
Miss Rebecca Farr4r youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Farrar
and only sister of Mrs DR.. Dallenger
of North Carolina, departed this life
June 18th, 1886 The funeral took
place from the First Baptist Church
Thursday afternoon, June 18th, 1896
Rev. r. g. Quarles, pastor officiated
Mabrey and Per kins Funeral Directors
Mrs. Fannie Green, who has been
sick for some time, departed this life
/ Saturday Evening. June Doth Her
funeral took place from the Ebenezer
Z hurch, Monday afternoon. June 22nd
1895, and was attended by the members
OF the Samaritan Lodge and a large
crowd OF friends; Rev. Truatt officiat-
i ed. Mabrey and Perkins, Funeral Di-
rector.
MIR. Edward Stranges, who moved
here from Allegheny City, Pa, about
two months ago, died at his residence
corner of Market and 2nd Streets West
Monday, June 22nd, 1895, and was bur
led from the house at O'Clock, Tues.
day afternoon, June 23rd 1896 Rev
Il @ Quarles, pastor OF the church
officiated. He had made many friends
during his short stay in our midst BY
his christian walk. Mabrey and Per.
kins Funeral Directors.
The School OF Methods for the Whit
teachers opened Monday. at the publ,
school building in this city The teacl
ers of the colored schools of Lynch
burg and Charlottesville will also have
the benefit of lectures during the tern
at the colored school building. A gooC
many of them arrived this morning
from Lynchburg, Va.
The new opera house in the Yves
end will soon be complete and it i
said that it will be the finest in thi
part of the State.
There will soon be new hotel in thu
west end.
. 1t is said that there is a move on foo
to open Savings Bank here; friend
il is needed Shall we have it2
We are proud to say that harlottes
Vile is about the only city in the Stat
that has not 20 barroom run by a color
ed man.
Messrs John Whips and James I
Brown have opened a grocery store a
the corner of Main Street and Presto
Avenue. We wish them much success
Call and see them.
Miss Hattie Woodson OF Norfolk
Va , was in our city working for tn
q United Aid and Insurance Company c
r Richmond, Va.
. The Security Industrial Life an
n Benefit Association Of Richmond. Va
r pays sick benefits from 81. 80 to So rs
I and from $1,000 to $4,000 on death.
Z G. Mabrey is the agent, give him a ca
j at 25S w. Main Street
e Miss M. Maupin paid flying Wis
q home last week.
e Lawyer j. Z. Byrd of Richmon
spent Sunday in the city, the guest {
= Miss NJ. T.. Bullock.
: 1t seems that the business men {
s Richmond think that our city is a goo
4 place to put their money. Well it
4 and we welcome them to our city.
d What Sunny Side saw and heard lal
s week while i'm Richmond was plent,
q We were sorry to see that the your
is married men were holding such lare
hands with the single ladies. Tn
should not be.
. The boys i'm Jackson Ward seem
- be in hard luck, they do not seem to
:, in il at ALL The girls seem TO be ca
- rying the day. Look out boys or Il
: girls will get ahead Of you.
- We are told that the young ladies
= the ward have a club TO raise money
>. help pay for the contest of the war
i Go it girls.
- Well Msgno, old boy what was to
Al us about you is M-T-A-P When will
- be? We were told that you would tai
one of Moore Streets fair ones off 500
- How about it2
IL We see that R. H. T. is just as big
" fake as ever
Sad TO say that some of Jacks
~ Wards so-called best men sold the
=: votes for drink OF whiskey and fe
~ dollars. How bad. We say keep the
q back, they are not needed, for if tn
~ keep on they will sell themselves fiji
IN or last.
III Say young man, do you need wor
N ! If so call on A @ Mabrey, No. 25S
= Main st He can give you work.
Look out, for Prof w A. Mitchell
ne Richmond, will be in our city SOC
"a Mr.. Mitchell is a good speaker and y
should hear him.
We are told that few OF the gi
of Richmond will be up soon To spe
de the summer. Come on girls, we "
II be glad to see you and treat you rig
as DR.. Dallinger of Greensboro, n.
of stopped in the city last week, on
* way home from the st. Louis conv'
er, tion
to Miss Ellen Trent of Richmond is o
visit to the family of Mr.. Jas. Ii. +
er- guson, Ne. 276 w. Main st. city.
Ter Mr.. II. A. Coles spent several d.
Sc last week at Ivy. Well old boy, we
ey that you are holding large hand
ire Ivy What are you going TO do "
nd that Richmond Girl Look out
thy boy.
Sc Well old boy, how are things? |
.rs, said that she will so step off. II
ers about it.
Now old boy, we see that you dc
like the way that young lady is dc
you. We would only say, don't get
are it so deep that you can't get out W
nal you want to.
md The Zion Union Baptist church
as Just purchased handsome comm
BOD ion set for the use of their church.
dly Call and get the PLANET at No.
De West Main Street.
out
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thy a Great Ohance 10 MAKE money