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HIS CHURCH RALLIES.
Rev Dunbar Heard From.
March 2, 1895.

March 2, 1895.
DEAR EDITOR MITCHELL:
Last Sunday night 1 had an occas.
ion to speak of the condition OF my
people in the South. and in the mean
time of the Lunenburg sufferers and
how law and justice in their case have
been outraged. The congregation
was much wrought up over it and ex-
press their sympathy and readiness to
help in so worthy cause by giving
four dollars ga O0), to aid you in Sc
curing if possible justice for these un-
fortunate sufferers.
I only wish that had spoken OF the
matter before, allowing my people to
have made some little preparation,
and feel perfectly sure that the Of
fering would have been more; but as
it is, we hope to do more in the near
future for this case.
We shall pray and hope for you, IN
der Gods direction, success in this,
your laudable undertaking. and that
very soon to the qualification of all,
these innocent women may be given
life, liberty and happiness again.
2nd Calvary Baptist Church,
A. P. DUNBAR, Pastor.
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BLUEFIELD LETTER.
Editor PLANET

Editor Planet
Prof. Silas Smith of
Bedford City, Va, according to APP
pointment arrived in the city on Sat-
urday noon, and Sunday at d. m. the
Scott Street Baptist Church was filled
with a large audience to listen with
pleasure to the able and talented ora
tor. promulgate Gods blessed word.
Rev. Smith is indeed an eloquent
and penetrating sp, aker. His sermon
was instructive all the way through,
and many regretted when he took his
seat. The Reverend seemed to have
been in the best OF spirit.
Monday night. Prof. Smith gave one
of the finest and most beneficial up-to-
date panorama exhibitions that has
ever been the pleasure of the citizens
OF Blueheld to witness. The spacious
editice, Scott Street Church vas fill
ed TO its uttermost capacity. Prof
Smith presented a most magnificent
display of that wonderful Atlanta ex-
position, especially, he commented up-
on that grand and monumental Negro
building so much until many desired
him to say more. He also presented
the cut of Prof. 1. Garland Penn of the
city OF Lynchburg, chief commissioner
OF this department.. He spoke of Prof
Penn as an unerring, bright and pros
porous leader of his race of which so
much credit is due on the part of the
success of this Negro building now To-
Gated In the city of Atlanta.
We will leave on the midway pas
senger train for Elkhorn, w. Va
where we have been cordially invited
to deliver an address at the closing of
the public school at that place to the
pupils and people at large Miss Mary
b McGeOrge Of the Virginia Seminary
taught this school during the term and
we learn 1T was quite success. The
scholars advanced rapidly. We hone
to secure large list of subscribers for
the Planet in order to assist in swell
ing TO the ten thousand.
We regret to note the illness of
Mr.. j. Walden, the west-end barber
who has been very sick for the past
week.
The ministers and deacons union of
Southwest, Va, convened here in the
Scott Street Church, February 28th
A large body If delegates was pres
emit. Much business of Importance
was transacted.
DR.. and Madam Glenn gave a grand
concert at the white Y. NJ. o. A.
Thursday night.
Miss Sarah Jones of Raleigh, N. @.
the missionary is now in the CITY stop-
ping with her friend, Miss Rocksy Nc
Donnell.
The collection during last SUNDAY at
the Scott Street Church amounted to
ST. 90.
Yours in F. @. and B..
W. r. PATTERSON.
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DANvILLE LETTER.
Odd Fellows Give Thanks-Installation
Personals

DANvILLE, VA, March 3, 90.
The first Sunday in March of each
year has been set apart by the B. NJ
o. as Thanksgiving day and is general
ly observed by the G. U o of O. F.,
everywhere in keeping with the gen.
eral custom. Independent Lodge. No
1879 and Bright American, No. I7Is
met in mass meeting at Odd Fellows
Hall on Union Street last Sunday al
2 o'clock p m preparatory to attend
ing the Thanksgiving sermon which
was preached by p. N. F, Rev. r. G.
Adams at the Calvary Baptist Church,
There were at least one hundred Odd
Fellows in line. When the procession
reached the church they found large
and appreciative audience awaitin 2
their arrival.
After filing in the church in the usu-
al way the Past Grand Masters Coun-
Gil took the front seats, while seated
on the rostrum were Rev. W. M. Moss,
b. D., q. W. Goode, B. D., r. G..
Adams and E. j. Hunt. The program
lately issued by M. V. P, W. NJ.
I Forester, EXC. M was carried
out to the letter. After which Rev.
r. g. Adams, P. N. f. of B. A. Lodge,
No. 1712 Of this city, was introduced
by the Master of Ceremonies. The APP
propriate honors were given and the
speaker took for his text "a friend
sticketh closer than a brother -
He outlined the Order from it's origin
up to the present time. The Order
has many things for which to be en-
couraged. Rev. Adams held up the
banner of Odd Fellowship to its heights.
His sermon throughout was both
eloquent and impressive. After the
90
raised for the church.
Rev. G. w. Goode, the new pastor
of the Calvary Baptist Church is in the
city and will be installed on next Sun
day, March 9Th. We could not learn
just who would preach his installation
sermon. Rev Go0de cordially invites
everybody to attend his services. We
wish him much success in his efforts
here.
All the churches were well attended
last Sunday.
The new furniture at the Danville
Pharmacy has just undergone a fine
hard oil finish and is now complete
That skillful painter. Mr. Wylie M.
Johnson had charge OF the work. His
superior in the art is hard to find.
A Musical Contest will come of on
the 18th of this month under the au-
spices OF the Linn Street A. M. E.
Church.
The Old Folks Concert at the Pres
byterian High school Hall last night
Monday was highly enjoyed by the
large crowd that attended.
The county school teachers will soon
close their schools and then leap year
will start. young men be on your
guard"
A certain school teacher seems tn he
highly elated over her future antici-
pations.
The March term of the Corporation
Court is in session this week. Several
unfortunate persons have been con-
victed to the penitentiary.
The Danville Brass Band has reor-
0anized with Mr.. T. G. Hodge as lead
er and teacher.
Remember the Cigar and News
stand No 900 Union St., when you
want a good smoke.
PLANETS on sale at the news stand
W. W. MAINS
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Editor DOrseys Enthusiastic Greetings.

Parsons, Kansas, Blade.]
The indefatigable and faultless John
Mitchell, the PLANETS fearless helms
man, is making the fur fly way back in
"Ole VirginnY" in such a manner as
TO infuse in our soul q feeling OF de-
light. Leagues and leagues separate
us, but across the barrier of blue ether
we hail you, waiting you our well
wishes and giving you the assurance
that our hearts are with you in your
noble work Your work for the de,
fenseless women will ever be held in
high esteem by all loyal Americans.
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CHURCH HILL NOTES.
Wedding Bells-Happenings and DOings
on Church Hill-A MisapprehensiOn.

while the wedding bells are ring
ing'-Miss K. Pollard became the
bride of Rev l.. w Watson, recent
graduate of Richmond Theological
Seminary at the home Of her father
Mr.. N. II. Pollard, 1915 n. 25th st Oil
the 18th inst. Rev. 81. r Williams
officiated in mis- usual grrce full styls.
The youRg couple were held in high es
TEEN not only by their friends but was
attested by their valuable gifts. Rev.
j. J.. Birchet acted in the capacity of
best man. Many others of note assist
ed among whom were Revs Charles
Toles, J. w. Patterson and Mr.. j. r.
Pollard.
| Little Mary l. and Maria B. Beverly
entertained their friends last Wednes
day evening at the residence of their
lparents cor 34th and n. SITS. There
were thirty seven little folks present
and quite an enjoyable time was spent
Miss Rosa B Jackson who has been
seriously sick for the past week is
somewhat improved.
4 Mrs. Sarah e. Payne has returned
to her home after spending
a pleasant time with her daughter Mrs
Felisco Hardy in Charlottesville. Va.
Mr.. Willie Ransom is convalescent.
We are exceedingly sorry that many
of the brethren took offence at an ar
ticle on last week and as for casting or
the church (Which is simply absurd
was not thought of by the correspon-
| dent.
Young men stand up and contend
! for the truth though the devil may as
, sail you from all points be encourage
ed lead Christian lives though yoV
may gain many enemies thereby, anC
I accept with humble submission the a
! | fections which are visited upon tn,
children of God by that Gall Righteou
I Fa.her."
III We are much encouraged at the pr,
gress made by the Lily of the Vale,
lClub since its organization. Its nobl
+ work among its yonng men stands on
q lin bold relief. More of such institu
q tions are needed among our people.
The Chrysanthemum Social Gu
n gives its First Annual Soiree on tn
18th inst.
We feel exceedingly sad to hear c
q the death of Mr. Joseph Ransom on
q of our noble young men who obedien
l. unto the call OF his Master, shook o
q his earthly garment on last Sunday e
ening and entered into the gloriou
a presence of his Savior and Maker, a
! ter a serious illness.
Mr.. Thomas Jackson is quite sick
his residence on N. 32nd St.
w. t. NELSON.
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

The First Baptist Church has
pledged 500 to the rebuilding fund OF
the Grace st. Baptist church (white. }
Miss Eva E. Christian, who il
teachingin West Point, arrived in the
city yesterday morning for a short
stay with her parents.
We return thanks for the invi-
tation received TO be present at the
reception of Rev. G. w. Goode at Cal
vary Baptist Church, Monday Evening,
March 9, 1895.
On account of the recent fire
which destroyed Grace st. Baptist
Church, and the establishments of Mr..
w. /. Johnson, the Jefferson st. Mis-
sion Sunday School is now worship
ping at Richmond Hall, MA N Sd st.
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WEST END NOTES.

We had not the pleasure to hear
Rev Geo. E Johnson. pastor River
View Baptist Church, March the First.
but we are reliably informed that he
preached one of the ablest sermons
that has been preached in the West
End tor sometime. The community
seems quite proud Of Rev. Johnson
At 9th Baptist Church, Rev. r. L
Kemp OF Vernon, N. T., preached
m NOR and afternoon, In the s Ate >
noon he seemed to handle sin with
gloves of and loud and many were the
amens. The young man is but recent
pulse and real devotion to Jesus Christ
and the Baptist faith. God help him
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MANCHESTER LETTER.

The great cantata "Jephthah and |
his daughter" viii be repeated on next
Monday night, March 9tn at the First |
Baptist Church. and we are quite sure
it will be finer than before. The peo-
pie are crazed over IL and want their
young sons and daughters as well as
their uncles and aunts to hear and
see Jephthah kill his daughter.
Mr.. Is~ac Lee, who resides on East
21st site continues very sick.
We le4,rn tGat an Insurance company
has been organized IN our city with
ReT.A 3inga, Jr., as president and
Mr. Clifford Winfree as secretary and
business manager and number of Our
psominent citizens as stockholders.
God grant, that they may meet with
success for our people are tired OF the
white insurance agents knocking at
their doors
Miss Lucy Winfree, teacher in the
county was in the city last week
"A man that hath friends must show
himself friendly" Prov. 1924.
Was the text from which DR.. Binga
preached on last Sunday to Bethrar
Lodge, No. 1893, q. U. o. of o. +. The
discourse was all one need TO here. Ii
Vas among one of the Reverend's best
efforts. Bethrar Lodge presented 8
fine showing with P N. Fs. John f.
Hall and Prof James II. Blackwell al
masters Of ceremonies. Mr. James
Brown presiding N. q otficiated while
Pm f. @. h. Munford conducted thI
singing.
Among the visitors from senio
lodge Evergreen No. 1887 were p. N
Fs A. l.. Moon, w. +. l. smith, Alex
Robinson, Norman Olphin and z n
@. Charles Hicks. The brethren afte
the sermon repaired to the hall wher
the usual discussion on this day en-
sued. After a vote OF thanks had bee
rendered the visiting brothers, the
adjourned feeling happy
At the grand rally Sunday, the club
brought in $111.6S The Reveren
and his Jealous committee are now 8
work endeavoring to raise a sufficier
amount by May LIST, when our me-
pews will be placed in the main aud
torium. II the lukewarm member
here at home will take the example
our members in the north, a three do
lar donation per member will lift l
entirely out of the ruts. Who will ss
yes, and how many2
Mrs. Martha A. Bland is improving
Mr.. Claiborne Mosby continues vel
sick.
1t is rumored that plans are now
foot to organize musicale III oi
city.
w Q 0Oh Jul AttJ W tAAC IldUCACSt
Correspondent of the Norfolk Record
for his most excellent description
the Cantata of the Acceleranda Gu
We shall always endeavor to respe
our home people for they are the on
who will make us what we desire
be, from a musical standpoint espe
tally.
The piano used in the cantata ID
week was furnished by the Richmo
Music Co.
The Samaritan hall on last Wedns
day night was the scene of much (.
tivity. The Spar tan club recently {
ganized in our city gave it's first soir,
The beautiful young ladies were cl
in silks and satins, pearls and Lac
and elegant boquets of flowers, VIII
the handsome young gentlemen VIC
the full dress. Refreshments we
served and at an early hour the c,
RIGGS were seen taking the guests
their several homes.
Everybody must turn out on Mond
night and see "Jephthah and his dau
ter" at the LIST Baptist Church. A
mission, 15 cents.
BIO "2.'
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70 bold one. Rev Copsland a nlght

to hold out. Rev Copeland at night
was quite interesting.
We are especially pleased to note
that the young men and women Of the
churches and community generally Of
the west end are standing up for peace
aud good order and all that tends TO
advance our people both morally and
religiously.
All looking for the Planet to see
how our people are advancing along
the lines OF improvement.
Let the old men keep sober, pray
hard, work faithful and set honorable
Examples while our mothers should
be equally faithful and give the proper
fire-side council to our girls and boys
There is nothing so instructive as the
tirm council OF dear mother and
home training.
We are told by the holy writer that
charity is the greatest and grandest
principle OF all the macy good quail
ties Of the human family and the Ne
gro race is especially noted for this as
was shown by the slaves during the
late civil war. This war proved TO be
: a lasting love by our fellow citizen
Randolph. On the Bird Sunday in Feb
, ruary, when the great parade in honor
of late Conferete colonel who wal
, being buried at Hollywood c4metary
I He provided on his own property (neai
by seats for all he could sccOmmo
z date. In return for his kindness h
: received several very severe blow
lover the head almost shocking him 4
n the ground and but for the timely ar
q rival of the soldiers, no doubt Their
. would have resulted serious trouble
~ 1t seems that certain class Of ba
"a white boys had ordered the colore
boys to get heel on" them, was th
cause of the trouble. The colore
boys failing to obey the order wer
stoned and dubbed and the mob round
ed their 'fun"on Mr.. RandoIph's hea'
This old man is well-known in tn
community as a peaceabie, inofensivl
gs polite and hard working man Ho
long will our people have to suff'
such shameful treatment, after sue
like and many other thousa nds of trl
acts of christianity and Humanitarian
8 ism. Oh, may the God Of right. tr1
ne and Justice come to our rescue al
NJ save us from such mean deviltr
"a ALI honor to the noble soldiers Dol
OF white and colored. To Chief Howa
On and CAPTAIN Epps, where were t
ns police who are paid so look after d
is. peace and good order Of the city Al
es citizens2 Let them be on the ale
as for wrong doors.
~ Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Jasper, (ne
OF Book, the sweet singer OF the
81 Church, has removed in the city
les Taylo St
h. We were greatly pleased to see M
B. Z. Syms out and at the organ Il
ny Sunday.
les Misses Ruth and Ernest Jasp
or Miss NJ Forbs have left the city
IRE Philadelphia, Pa, to visit frieD
'nt Don't cry boys, they will return So
mt AJAX.
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SOUTHERN AID INSURANCE 90.

At the annual meeting of the South
efn Aid and Insurance Company, oath
inst, the following officers were elect
ed:-President Rev. y. ID. Lewis vice
president, William Trueheart; secre-
tary and manager, John E Taylor T;
treasurer, VIM. &. Coots. Flemming
Goodman. Armstead and A. z. Rose
as members Of the board of directors
The secretary read hisrep',rt, which
proved that the company IL sn . very
prosperous condition, having paid
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$500. Reward Each for Lynchers.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Feb. 23.-Gover-
nor Oates has sent out a proclamation
offering a reward of $500 each for the
arrest and conviction of such persons
as participated in the lynching OF Rob
ert Williams, the colored man who
killed policeman Suggs here last week.
AS several hundred participated, and
as the reward is large, it is believed
that some will turn States evidence.
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REV. ORAwIEY HEARD FROM.
bis Church Rallies-Hslp for the limo
cent.



SoUTH BosroN, Va, March 2, 80.
Mr.. JOHN MITCHELL. ia .-..s -
Editor of Richmond PLANKr. x
Dear Sir and Bro. We. the mem
bers and congregation OF the First Bap
fist Church OF this place wish TO con-
graduate you for the christian bold
ness, courage, zeal and untiring ener.
gy which you have manifested in the
celebrated Lunenburg case. Nay you
and the PLANET long live to defend the
race in the future a. you have in the
past Enclosed please find the sum o.
So sent up by the above named church
and congregation to help the Lunen-
burg sufferers We are asking God e
help them, you and all their many
friends.
REv w II. CRAwLEV, Pastor.
ID. L. HILL. Clerk.
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Do You Know Them ?

Any one knowing the whereabouts Of
my father Robert Allen, his son, Cal
vim, two sisters, SaF al. Mar ET5S ak:
Nancy last seen in Manchester, Va.
Mother died before the war All OF as
belonged to William and Mack Burton,
of Chesterfield, Va.
Information OF any of them thank
fully received.
Rev. THOMAS N. ALLEN.
Is Wheat st. Ithaca N. Y
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Any cclored' person having from
$3.50 to 800 90 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 very rare
opportunity.
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Suit Instituted.

Suit has been entered in the sum OF
5000 against Mr.. A. w. Archer Of the
Exchange Hotel by Mrs. Jefferson on
account OF the falling Of her husband,
Mr.. w. II. Jefferson down the elevator
shaft. He has been under the profess
sional treatment ofDr. s. h DESMOND.
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East Bnd Club, No l. Organised Febru
airy "a, 1895.

Mrs Matilda Davis, President; Se-
Fah Only, vice-President Maggie
johnson, Secretary Martha Randolph
Assistant Secretary; Thomas Ander-
son, Treasurer; Mamie Overton, Mar
tina Lomax. William Bland, Edward
Brown, William James, Mary Z. Rich
ardson, Bessy shorts.
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More Help.

GoRDoNsvILLE, VA, Feb. %, 1895.
Mr.. John Mitchell:
Dear Sir -
Please find
enclosed So 90 as contribution to the
women in the Lunenburg Case from
Household of Ruth, No. $50, (society i,
Please note reception. "a,
Respectfully,
Mrs. B. JOHNSON, M. N. G.
Mrs. NJ. CooPER, r. N. G.
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School Children Rally.

WEST POINT, Va, Feb. %.
Mr.. Mitchell:
Dear Sir:
Enclosed please find SO
three dollars contributed by the school
children Of West Point. We wish you
success in your efforts.
Very sincerely yours,
Box % A. B. HARRIS.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE LETTER.
Odd Fellows Sermon-Personals-Wes
End Nctes-Topics, &c.

Sunday was bright day for the lat
of March. The usual services at ali
OF the churches were well attended
with the several pastors officiating.
The thanksgiving sermon OF the G
U. 0. of 0. + of the city was preached
by Rev. r. @. Quarles, pastor of the
First Colored Baptist Church at the -
bove church Sunday at 8 D. m. HIS
text was Acts IL 20 verse. And hath
made of one blood all nations of men
&C." Subject; The universal broth
erhOod OF man. By way of introd nc
tion he stated that the world was full
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Long experience and new methods
thoroughly understood, ensure sat
isfaction. Having made new and ex-
tentive improvements I'm ell Of the
branches of the undertaking bust
ness. respectfully thank the pub
tic for their past patronage and ask
the continuance of the same. An
orders promptly filed. Country Or
'lers solicited.
We, the undersigned gladly recon
mend ". s SELDEN TO the public
generally a. q worthy and faithful
undertaken, Reve. Daniel James, Ar
cher Ferguson, and Mr.. John Hen
ey. No. 1000 Graham and Marshala
Is. Fulton.
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FEDERAL STREET MARKET,
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Richmond. Va
| rLANTIc COAST LINE.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE TUESDAY,
JANUARY Is. 1896.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE TUESDAY,
JANUARY Is, 1896.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-UUIoN DEPOT
900 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg, 9:s1 A. NJ. Nor.
folk IL IS A M Stcps only at per.
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o:05 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg so A. M. Vel
don IL :4S A. M, Fayetteville sc
p. NJ, Charleston HIS Savannah
40 A NJ, jacksonville Z IS A. NJ.
Port Tampa 40 P. NJ. Connects
at Wilson with No. AZ, Arriving AT
Gcldsboro' .06 p. NJ, Wilmfn 9ton
546 p. NJ. Pullman Sleeper New
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1855 p. M, Local, Arrives Petersburg s:42 P. NJ
Makes all stops.
go p. NJ, Arrives Petersburg 6:1o p NJ Nor.
folk 8 so p. M. Makes all stops.
z 80 p. NJ, Arrives Petersburg S.04 p. NJ Vel.
= don 9:4S P. NJ, Fayetteville :07 A.
NJ, Charleston rs A. NJ, Savannah
500 A. M, Jacksonville ~ 80 p M
Port Tampa 3 80 p. NJ.
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE GEORGIA POINTS.
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M, Macon liza. NJ, Atlanta u .I6 p
NJ. Pullman Sleepers New York Ia
Wilmington, Charleston, Thomas
Vile, Jacksonville, Port Tampa
Aiken, Augusta and Macon.
II 90 p. NJ, Arrives Petersburg 1901 A. M
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1885 A M, Roanoke 6.65 Bristol
II so A. NJ. Pullman Sleeper Rich
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- 90 - Ms AAAlNCb CtCloDulH A. NJ. Well
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2:04 P. NJ, Atlantis :0o p. NJ. phil
man sleeper Washington to Atlanta.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$40 A. NJ, From jacksonville, Savannah
Charleston, Atlantis, Macon Auousl
IA, and all points South
$50 A. NJ, Florida special from St Augustine
jacksonville Savannah and Charles
ton.
ESQ A. NJ, Atlanta, Athens, Raleigh. Lynch
burg and the West
1928 A. NJ, Petersburg Local.
II ,06 A. NJ, Norfolk, suffolk and Petersburg.
$40 p. NJ, Jacksonville, Savannah, Charles2or,
Wilmington, Goldsb0ro', and All
points South.
700 p. NJ, Norfolk, suffolk, Waverly and PET
ersburg, and Lynchburg and the
West -
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Special Sermon.

There will be a special sermon
preached at Swansboro Church on the
third Sunday in March by Rev. James
Anderson ats p M. The Second Ban
tist Church cl or of Mancheste viii
render music.