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The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-19

Fine boneless hams, Just received
at Huddleston Bros. meat market.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-04-19
Secretary of Board

Best line OF cigars and tobacco in
the city at Mrs. e. L. Meek's post
Office corner confectionery. 2 20
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
CHURCH HILL NOTES.
Church News and Y. M. c.
A Notes
THE CORRESPONDENT STRIKES A
SNAG
Our New Bank-An Exciting Fire-Sick-
ness and Death-LOcals of Interest

o PLANfT by Reg. Correspondents
Seated on the steps near the G. * O.
Il. X. depot can be seen on any occasion
one legged individual his general
appearance is such that when one be-
holds him, it makes them pity the for
Torn creature, whom Nature had been
20 partial to. His pedigree is unknown
at least 10 the correspondents. no in
his rounds, gathering up the stray bits
OF new s here and there. ran across the
old man and endeavOred to draw him
into a conversation.
How are you my brother, )" called
out the correspondent cheerilv. s.ars
there any news stirring such as police
raids2"
En-" quesi ioningly asked the
strange individual.
The correspondent repeated the ques
ton.
"Waal," drawled he in a smotherinp
voice, seeing as how recollect de pro.
pagation OBJ de fact dat l set here in
de intrusts OF de honorable gemlen OBJ
de Fidelity"
Eth. asked the scribe looking dazed.
Are We so dull of apprehension as
not TO see de precipitate trufe oh de
decentralization / coniaculate a
while back. dat I was trabbeling in de
intrusts oD de Fidelity or conjunctly
eff your pedal extremities don't con
jointly catch my comprehensive main .
mean de eradicate and Honoble
4. +. v"
"And who are the F. F. V's.?" asked
the scribe dumbfounded.
"Waal as yer noodle extremities
don't cOmport wild de philosopher the
DRY it am de Anglo-Saxon race"
Who can picture the astonishment
on our correspondents face? But he
managed to say En-" very feebly in
deed.
Now young Teller [ am onto ye. you
am trying to pump me, but not dis
time, have trabbeled all ober de
West, de South and de North and |
oughter know, and besidts bein a sol
der OBJ de Cross, can commadicate
wild de best ob ye -
After cOmplimenting him upon his
sharpness, we retired feeling pretty
sore over our defeat.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
MANCHESTER LETTER.

Rev. Evans Payne of the Fourth
Baptist Church, Richmond, contribut-
ed mis- part on last Sunday morning by
preaching for the congre CATION of the
First Baptist Church in the dedicatory
services. The Reverend, though not
well, preached an able sermon His
choir was also equal to the occasion,
discour5ing beautiful music indeed
In the afternoon. Rev. g. e.. Cole
man, pastor OF the 22nd Street Bap-
tist Church gave US his aid by an ex-
cellent sermon. Ho was unwell, vet
he handled his subject with ease seem
ingly.
At night, Rev. r o. johnson, B. ID
of the Moore Street Baptist, came in
for his share and TO assist in making
the hearts OF the congregation feel
glad. The Reverend was seen at his
best, although his time somewhat
seemed limited. But that choir New
er have the people been more awak en-
ed than they were on last Sunday
night. 1t was the verdict of all pres
ent that the singing by this choir was
the best they had heard during the
dedicatory services. Prof. Joseph Jor-
dan needs to feel proud with such a
corps OF singers Come again Rever-
end and choir and that very soon.
Mrs. Alberta Haskins of chesterfield
is visiting her cousin Mrs Anderson
Greene, on Canal St., Newtown.
Attention Accelerandos Please
meet next Tuesday night at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Elizabeth +. Harris, or
10Th Street, between Decatur and
Stockton. Business of Importance claim
your attention.
Rev T. d. Atkins preached his trial
sermon on Wednesday night, of last
week, at the LIST Baptist Church and
the church voted him license after
having passed examination. very
bright future awaits the young licen-
tiate.
Quite a large crowd assembled al
the 22nd Street Baptist Church on the
night of the 25th ult to witness the
concert given by the Little Workers
They will repeat it June tn, Monday
night.
Mrs. Alice Watkins and !iss Marths
A. Holmes left the city asst Mond ay
night for Parksburg, Penn.
Misses Mary j. Bland, Willie Nc
Cormick, Elizabeth Jackson and MIR
Earnest Mann, students OF the Saint
Paul Normal and Industrial School re-
turned TO thecity last week.
Mr.. Henry Jones, the accomplished
musician of cur city will open "A mu,
steal school in short He has alread
about % members
DIR. A Binga will preach on Monday
evening, June 18th, at 8 80 to the Low
ing and Union club This is a club o.
young gentlemen in the upper portion
of our city of which Mr.. VIM. Deane
of Swansboro, is president, and Mr.
Robert Hayden is secret ary. All ART
invited to hear the learned doctor ex
pound the gospel truths to this pro
gressive club
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
WEST END NOTES.
SERVICES ON SUNDAY.
Sunday school Mass Meeting .-Distin-
guished Arrivals Great Interest
Manifested in the Services Of the
Coming Week. Marriage

There were excellent services at al
the churches Sunday, May 3lst.
At RIVER View baptist hufch. Rev.
Geo. +. Johnson conducted the exer-
cises at IL 80 and preached 10 n large
and appreciative audience. The Sun
day-school was good.
In the afternoon the Sunday school
Union held a mass meetiRg at the
above named church. Supt Hill OF
the River View Sunday-schOo deliv-
cred welcome address. President
w. A. Mitchell OF the Union, respond
ed i'm few well chosen and timely re
marks. The singing by the school was
excellent Able and eloquent address
es were delivered by Mr.. Nelson Will
liams, Jr of the First Church, Rev. G..
+. Johnson of River View Church, Mr..
L +. johnson OF the Second Church,
also other Sunday-school workers. All
the speakers showed great interest in
the subjects discussed and all present
seemed to have been greatly benefited
All spoke very encouragingly OF the
prospects of a new house of worship
and the great need of the same for the
good people and children OF the River
View people. That is right brethren,
try again it is move in the right di-
rection, doubtless you can accomplish
great good by having these Union
meetings of Sunday-school workers on
the outskirts of the city late In the
afternoon.
At Fifth Baptist Church Rev. M. B.
Hucles preached at ii 80 m and
Rev. w. J Smith at $3.50 p. M, and
Rev. G.. E. Johnson at 8 80 p. m The
first two brethren showed mark inn
provement and greatly interested their
! hearers. The sermons will compare
favorably with men of greater oppor-
tunities TO exercise their gifts.
Rev. smith showed striking signs OF
an earnest revivslist. Rev. johnson
handled his subject well and satisfied
all that he earnestly cultivates the
fields of study. This winds up the
time the pulpit is to remain vacant
The church feels greatful to all the
brethren who have so cheerfully
preached to them. Next Sunday be-
gins the new era OF the church. when
the Rev. II. Powell will be duly Install
ed. Preaching as following:- Rev. Dr.
Armistead at IL 80 m, Rev. w. f.
Graham at $3.50 p m, Rev. A. s.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
Ten Dollars for Ten Minutes Work.

Everybody making money, everybo-
dy pleased, everybody buying lot in
Selkirk. You can have one practically
free, the boom is near. The lot should
bring 800 in 90 days il half the plans
are carried out. New manufacturers
employing 1O7 hands from the start.
Send me Is names and addresses of
persons whom Won know and 7 will al
low you $40 on the Selkirt lot, and will
send you a Warranty Deed immediate
ly Assure me that you will record the
lot and keep up the taxes, Ga small
sum } | mean business This is the
nearest chance you will ever have Of
getting something for nothing" 1t is
like giving you 500 We do it to
advertise wonderful Selkirk and to get
circulars to everybody you know. Ex-
cursions all the summer, everybody
can make money, no risk Next month
this property will without doubt double
itself Address w. @. Atkinson, Fourth
ST., Columbus, o. References: Sena-
tor Cleveland, Noble County Bank,
County Auditor Johnson, Judge Le-
land, ETC.. etc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVED.

Memorial Day, May Both was observ-
ed at Seven Pines by George A. Custer
Post, No. H., Mr.. Edward Mitchell,
commander. Large crowds repaired
to the scene and the occasion was in
every way success.
Rev. Evans Payne delivered a most
feeling prayer, after which the G.. A.
r ceremonies were proceeded with
after which Rev. Pa ne introduced
Editor John Mitchell, Jr, who was or
ator of the day.
lie delivered a short, polished ora
ton. paying glorious tribute to the
saint, dead.
He was followed by Father l.. j.
Welbers, who made a practical ad-
dress. 1t was well received. Rev. u.
ID. Lewis. b. ID made an eloquent
plea, and Kew. w. r. Gullins held
those present spell-bound by his msgi-
cal Oratory.
Rev. J. III. Briee and Rev. Jacob Tur-
ner delivered fine addresses.
On the tombstone of each spot
which marked the resting places of the
fallen heroes were U. S. flags
Flowers were strewn and as the
shades of night came on ali repaired
to their homes in Richmond via of the
electric car.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
The Patriarchie's Visit.

Richmond was ablaze with excite
ment on Sunday and Monday, May 3lst
and June LIST. The Washington PatrI-
archie. G. U. o. of Odd Fellows was to
have reached here later but arrived at
9 A. NJ. Sunday. They were headed by
the Washington National Military
Band, Prof. Thomas Washington lead
er.
The Washington Patriarchie was un-
der command OF Captain William b.
Gray. His magnificent military bear
ing caused glowing tributes to be ten
dered him and his men. The drilling
was superb, the maneuvres being exc
cuted in a manner which showed that
they had been under the instruction of
a most capable teacher.
We shall give an extended account
OF this visit in our next issue. Suffice
it to say that while we enjoyed their
presence. their glittering uniform. sol
dierly bearing and magnificent appear
ance caused us TO look regretfully at
our lost laurels
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
MISS DABNBY HERE.

Last Monday evening, the residence
OF Mrs. Scott, on 1T. James ST., was
the scene of one of the most brilliant
social gatherings witnessed in that
section. Within the confines of this
beautiful dwelling, beauty reigned
supreme. Among the guests were
some of the most prominent young
men and most beautiful women of the
Virginia soil, who had gath
cred to extend their social courtesy to
one of the fair sex of the National
Capital. The occasion was a reception
given in honor of Miss Mary E. Dab
ney of Washington.
Those present were Messrs James
E. Scott, George Dabney, w. b. Rich
ardson, - Mosley, Eddie Stevens,
John Logan. Eddie Lewis, Richard
Kemp. Randolph Roper, Robt. Holmes
Russell T. Gilpin and George E. Tay-
lor
Misses NJ. f Dabney of Washington,
D. c., Nellie Forester, Waffle Terrell,
Hary Cousin, Katie J. Cook, Annie
colt. Susie Scott, Sidney Scott, Rosa
Banks. Lizzie Burrell, Mary Clarke =
A. Davenport. Vera Holmes, Mabel
Holmes, Juliet Holmes, Clara Farley,
Carrie Randolph, Hattie Wallace, En-
ma Evans. Blanche MosIey, Maggie
Turner Mesdames Crump, Lena
Wells and Dabney.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
THE NEW WAY
To Put up Fruit and Vegetables Without
Cooking Something ofInterest
to the Housewife and Every
bodv

How to preserve fruits and vegeta-
bles that they will retain their natural
color and flavor has been study for
the good housewife which most have
failed TO solve. AS each fruit season
comes on they, after a great deal of
study and thought, try the same old
way of cooking and sealing the fruit
and with the same results-some is
cooked too much, some not enough, it
sours, it molds, it breaks until they
state positively they never will put up
any fruit again.
All these difficulties have been over
come in the past years, but only few
housewives have become familiar with
the method. By the use of the Cali
fornia Cold Process" all fruits can be
kept perfectly without cooking, heat
ing or even sealing, the fruit being as
good after two or three years of pre-
serving and tastes as natural as per-
fectly ripe fruit. This process of pre-
serving fruits makes it a pleasure
See Frances Casey's experience in an
other place in this paper.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
REPUBLICAN BY TEN THOUSAND.
Returns in Oregon Show General Sweep
Safe Legislativs Majority to InsSre
United States Senator-Pouulist
Gains.

PORTLAND, ORE June 2.-Incomplete
returns were received from the cleo
ton held in this State yesterday to Sc
lect Supreme Judge. two Congress-
men aud members of the Legislature,
which will choose a successor to Sena-
tor Mitchell in the United States SEN
ate. The Republicans have elected
K. 5 Bean Supreme Judge by about
5000 plurality. Thomas II. Tongue,
Republican, has been elected TO Con-
gress in the First District Partial
returns from seven counties out of
fifteen in the Second District give the
following vote Ellis, Republican, 793
Quinn, Populist, $50; Burnett, Demo-
crat, SOL; Northup, Independent. 432.
1t will require complete returns to
determine the result. The Senate will
be Republican by about 10 majority
and ths House will probably be close,
though the Republicans claim a ma
jority of at least 10, giving them 20
majority on joint ballot.
Ex-Governor Pennnyer was elected
Mayor OF Portland by a plurality ex-
ceeding 2 900. The Populists have made
gains throughout the State.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
St. Phillips P. E. Church

Corner of Leigh and St. James SITS.
Rev, Joh7 w Johnson, rector
Tomorrow, the First Sunday after
Trinity, there will be DIV appropri-
ate services at our church: Sunday
School, Mr.. Ed. Ellis, Jr.. Supt. 8 &c
A. M ; Morning Prayer and Sermon
III A. NJ. At this service the offertory
will be sung by Mrs. A. d. Price.
Eve ming prayer and sermon at S:l5
P. Nj. The offertory at the evening
service will be sung by MIR. William
b. Smith.
The choir Of this church has been re-
Gently, recognized, so that the music
will be especially attractive.
A cordial welcome to all of these
services is extended to the public.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
SATURDAY, JUNE 6. 1896
GETTYSBURG.
Written for The PLASKr.

Written for The Planet
y sacred spot . CORY field
Where treason's crushed and brok-
en- SHE q,
Before the right which could not
yield,
Went down subdued forever.
Here blood of brothers like the tide.
Went rushing down the mountain
side;
Here Northern brave men nobly died
That a nation might not sever.
No greater battle meath the sun;
No greater vict'ry ever won.
Here brothers blood did mingled run
In one great crimson river.
Columbia aye shall proudly tell,
How bravely horse and hero fell
How gallantly they rode and we'll
Shall be sung on forever.
Great Mississippi flushed with pride,
Met Pennsylvania's deadly tide;
ARd Georgia's rash and gallant ride,
Was checked by New York's chiv-
airy;
Here Alabama's rebel yell,
Rang through the valleys down 20
hell,
But Names decisive shot and she'll
Cut short the dreadful revelry.
lis morn: again the word il given :
The prancing steeds TO battle driv-
en-.
Rush with their riders up to Heaven,
Then droop upon the rein
The bugle calls" Left wing advanc e .
Each moment lost will but inhance
Treason's last and only chance.
Within the land to reign.
lis Ger the mellow ripening grain.
Made cheerful by the fall OF rain
Droops gently Ger the noble slain,
Who'll live in song and story
And sentinel stars look calmly down,
On this once grim and blood stain
Whose name the chronicler wrote
down:
In letters fresh and CORY.
o Hancock. Meade and Reynolds too
Your country's justly proud of you
Who lead those gallant boys in blue
To glory and to victory
They showed how brAvely they could
die,
Their deeds emblazon earth and
sky;
Tho Wondering into dust they lie,
Their names are writ in history.
Here brave mems courage well va
tride.
Who strove for vict'ry side by side
And by the fray i'm which they died ;
A race enslaved was freed.
o live for'er ye noble slainl
Free now from strife's turmoil and
pain:
'Tis through your courage peace
shall reign,
Ye made Immortal, Meade.
"JAcK THoRNE"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
CHURCH NEWS

Last Sabbath day was another one
of such days as Co make one feel the
importance and blessings of life, es-
pecially when seated upon the Electric
ears, or in cool spot i'm the church and
allowing the refreshing breezes 10 fan
our cheeks. The social fraternity en-
iOyed Sunday very much indeed and
especially those who crossed over the
other side of the river, Co hear Rev.
Payne preach an excellent and scholar
y sermon at the First Bapt Church of
anchester, of which Rev. DIR. Binga
is the estee med pas or. The sermon
was listened TO with rapt attention and
coupled with the delicious music. rem
dered by the choir und er the leader
ship of Joseph Bowler, made the SER
vices interesting indeed, We feel call
ed upon to express our admiration of
such n building erected by the good
people of Manchester
At the Fourth Baptist Church Broth
er Edward Mitchell preached a thrill
ing sermon, which was greatly enjoy
ed
Rev. II. r. Williams was at his post
of duty at the Fountain Bapt Church.
The ordination services for the pur-
pose of making Brother l.. H. Dicker-
son full fiedged minister of the Cos
pei, will be celebrated ct the Fourth
Baptist Church next "Wednesday even
ing, the 10th inst instead of the Ilth
Next Sunday is the Grand Rally Day
at the Fourth Baptist Church. Rev.
ID. Lewis is billed to appear in the
morning, Rev. James II. Holmes, who
will deliver an annual address to the
Good Samaritans, will occupy the pull
pit in the afternoon. while it is unde-
cided as to who shall preach in the
evening. 1t will be remembered that
the object of this rally is for the pur-
pose of putting a pair of new stone
steps in front of the building. 1t is a
worthy cause for which every member
and friend should contribute generously
ITEMS OF THE Y. NJ. CA.
The YIN. @. Ais coming to the front
in the rally which is to be held at the 4th
Church, next Sunday. Literary exercis
es OF the most interesting character will
be held at their hail. Tuesday evening.
many distinguished visitors are ex-
pected to be present. The programme
is an up to date one, which, when rem
dered will be pronounced the greatest
efforts of the season.
In the mean time a challenge'has been
issued by the Y. Nj. G. A Debating
Society to the Thessalonian Social
Club. If such debate ever comes off
it will be the most holly contested de-
bates ever given on the Hill Indeed
we would be glad to hear that such a
debate will be held.
THE NICKEL SAVINGS BANK
was formally onenad for bnsiness on
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
Will Pay from s5 to $40 Per Day

Agents wanted, both male and fe-
male for the cities of Richmond, Man
chester and all the cities and towns in
Virginia to work for the Virginia State
Relief Association, company duly in
corporated under the Laws of Virginia
with a capital stock Of $4,000
For further information apply to
H. @. GILLIAN. Gen Manager
812 E Broad St., Richmond, Va
It would be well TO apply at once.
Respectfully,
HORACE HoDeEs, Presid ent,
N. j. LEWIS, Secretary,
E. S. Brown, Treasurer.
Board of Directors Arthur Hayes
Chairman; W II. Tyler, Secretary; II
-. Gillian, General Manager; Giles B
Jackson, Attorney.
5-2.96-4t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
UNION ! UNION! UNION !

The regular monthly meeting of the
Sunday School Union will convene with
the Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Sunday
Schoo Sunday, June Z, 1896 at 3 80 T.
Nj. An interesting programme will bt.
render The chOrister will be on
hand with excellent music. Address
es will be delivered 10y some rromi-
nent Sunday School workers. X eta
tions by scholars from tie various
Sunday Schools
Come out early and bring "a cuntribu-
ton for missionary wort.
w. A. MITCHELI.. Pres ident;
w. A. KYLEs, Cor. 5, ely.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06

fore, the fire engine failed to re-
spond. But fortunately, a well is just
next door and with the aid of neigh
bors the fire was quickly extinguished
but not before considerable damage
had been done to the poor woman's
furniture
Here is a worthy cause for charity
a poor woman burned out, and her bed
clothes burnt. with no where to 90.
Colored people rally TO this poor wo-
mans support. She is positive that
some one is guilty Of doing this das-
tardly deed, and as there was fire in
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06

We are pleased 60 welcome Mr. JOS
eph Allen home again aud TO cOngrat-
ulate him on his success i'm graduating
with honors from the V. n & q. OF
Petersburg. We hope that he shall
prove a faithful young man, ever on
the side OF truth d right
Rev Burrell Higgins preached an
enthusiastic sermon last Sunday at
IL :45 A ". lt showed that the broth
ar is making improvement At 4:O0
z NJ. Rev. Mr. Cobbs preached quite
fiery sermon, the occasion being the
annual sermon OF the society known as
Seven Golden Candle-sticks The So
ciety consisting mostly OF children pre-
scented n grand appearance.
Mr.. William Spain, teacher in the
/ Rising Mt. Zion baptist Church los
hls infant child last week.
Mrs Rev. Elvira Ferguson also Mrs
/ Elizabeth Robertson have been quite
sick, but are convalescing.
Deacon r. A. Robertson has beer
confined 10 his room for several week
from the effects of a nail which stucl
in his foot.
The Y. NJ. O. A. meeting on last Sun
day evening was good.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-06
Money Made in a Minute.

1 have not made less than $1,000 az,
day while selling Centrifugal lee
Cream Freezers. Anyone should max e
from 50 to So a day selling cream and
from 81 TO $40 selling fIe,zer as il is
such wonder, there is always GROW
wanting cream. You can freez.. CIR, am
elegantly i'm one minute and thnt as-
tonishes people SO they all want to
taste 1t, and then many of them buy
freezers as the cream is smooth and
perfectly frozen. Every freezer is
guaranteed 10 freeze cream perfectly
IN one minute. Any one can sell ice
cream end the freezer sells itself y
sister makes from $40 to SIS "A day W.
n Baird * Co 40 s Highland Av.
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you full particulars free, so you can 10
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where, as with one freezer YOU can
make hundred gallons of cream u
day, or If you wish, they will hire you
on salary.