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JACKSON WARD BREvITIEs

Jupiter Pluvius hung his pots
on last Sunday moraing, an supplied
us with water all day, thus most of
our churches were poorly attended
On last Monday there could be seen
crowds vending their way to the
True Reformers' Hall to witness the
opera. Belshazzar," thus filling it TO
it's utmost capacity.
We know that that young fellow felt
quite 'sshaky" last Monday night at
rue Reformers' Hall. He was with
his best girl and her papa stood wait
| ing at the foot of the steps.
You ought to have seen that set
coming down Baker ST., on last Mon
day night. They were tall, low and
little.
Bowler will preach at the Fourth Bap
Itist Church tomorrow at IL A. NJ
Will you hear him
Rev. w. derbert Stokes will preacl
Mt the First Baptist church to th'
lChristian Endeavors.
Miss Elenora Taylor has been con
fined to her bed for the past tw
! weeks with pneumonia We wish 10
her a speedy recovery.
Sickness and death is again abov
the average. Stop drinking bad w
: and keeping late hours, and live Ion
and sober lives
r Marriages are on the increase, an
r the clergymen are kept busy tyin
: knots. How long will they be tied
S On last Sunday night, while maxim
a few rounds, we learned that Nil
s Sallie A. Mason would be welded
little later to Mr.. Paul Gaines
n Hartford, adding another marriage
y our Sunday nights record. Who wi
u be the next2
< Mrs. jenkins took TO herself h
d third husband on last Wednesd'
night at TAI William st. Recepti'
d at said residence, Sunday evenn
It from 80 to 1890.
Saw s she was at that entertai
81 ment few Thursday nights ago wi
10 q. Do you know it 7
We were pleased to see "Sunnysid
in our midst during last week.
said he was on business. Was hep Sc
eral fellows were glad when he W
allied by telegram Saturday back
Charlottesville Come again.
Numerous cutting Affairs occurr
on last Sunday in this section h'
IN long will such continue
IL Don't you know that she gave h
&c the G. b. on last Sunday night.
v left her and was soon seen in the co
v. pany of his old girl
in We heard that a number OF our 81
e could not be caught at home on
a Sunday. Where we're they (ecl
lCalling on young men,
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FROM DANvILLE.
A Fine Musical Recital-Rev. Thomas
Farewell.

The musical recital that is IN prog
ress at the Lynn st. A. M. Il Ohurch
is meeting with abundant success
rhe second concert of the series was
held Sunday, Jan 18th, and hundreds
of people. both white and colored as
senbled at the appointed hour, P:
m. Many of whom had to be turned
away as the church could not accom-
modate them.
The following was the programme:
Full chorus and congregation, Jesus
paid it all; Scripture lesson, Dr ) a.
Brockett Prayer, Rev. w. e. Carr
| Address, Rev. 7. Il. Thames, u II. );
Anthem, One sweet solemn Thought,
Presbyterian choir; Remarks py the
pastor Anthem, Glory to God IN the
highest, st. Paul quartette; Full cho-
rus with congregation, From Green
Hands lev Mountains Solo, Miss Mary
IA. Hayes Anthem. Praise the Lord /,
ICalvarv choir tie deum Laudamus"
in +. PRESBYTERIAN choir ; Anthem, We
wait for thy loving kindness, tenor
and soprano, duet, st Paul quartette ;
Offertory. Prof. Thomas 4. Long Re-
marks. His honor Mayor Wooding
Anthem. Praise the Lord, Calvary
BAPTIST choir; Bass solo, Rocked in
|, the cradle of the deep, Howard Wool
: ldridge: Chorus and congregation
Before Jehovah's awful throne Bene-
/. diction, Rev T. B. Thames, ID. ID. Or
Sunday, Jan. 18th, Rev. j. Cleveland
Hall Of the sit. Vernon M. K. Church
will deliver the address
q Rev. A. s. Thomas, pastor OF the
. Sharon Baptist Church of Richmond
Twas in the city on Sunday last. ID
preached both morning and night t.
4 large congregations at the Calvar,
\ Baptist Church Sunday night, h
! preached his farewell sermon TO
: backed house. The Reverend is j
- fine trim and expresses himself as be
ing highly elated over his new tieIs
We wish him much success in h
IL work.
A certain school teacher is living
high expectations of her best fello
returning to the city in the near II
ture to claim her as his own.
Invitations are out announcing
book reception at the Lee st. Scho
building on Jan. 3lst, from to 4 80
ty M, Prof Samuel Skipwith. princips
TO donation, book
K. All of the new furniture for Il
81. Danville Pharmacy has arrived al
be is being put in place rapidly
nd PLANETS on sale at the usual place
he w. w. MAINS.
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FROM sTAUNToN.
Fine Oclored Band-Terrible Accident
Passed Awsy-RelgiOus Items
SrAuSrox, VA, Jan. %, 1895

SrAUNToN, VA, Jan. %, 1895.
Last Tuesday the 18th inst, the
streets of StauntUn were crowded,
witnessing a minstrel troupe that play
ed at the opera house the same night,
titled Down South before the War.
The attention Of white and coloreo
could not have been more attracted
than it was by the colored band that
PLAYED the music. The drum-msJor
handled his staff as never youth had
in the streets of StauntoD. We are
glad to say the southern days before
the war have gone by. Instead OF hoo
doc, coming out of the same people,
churches, school-houses, preachers,
LAWYERS aud doctors and thousands OF
other things making the present day
far exceed the past.
Friday, Mr. Dan Shots, white met
with a sad accident near the Q. and .
depot. He got his leg cut of. 1t re
suited in his death.
We cannot say too much about oul
ministers of both denominations, To-
lthey seem to be in perfect harmon,
with each other no better spirit ma
lever existed, and we are proud OF IL:
| Mrs Amelia Winston departed TIN
life. 18th inst. at the age OF % years
Funeral services were held at Vt. liol
Church on the both, Rev. w. W. Cole
officiating. Text: "a time to be Dor
and a time to die" She leaves si'
children, thirteen grand children an
many friends to mourn their loss
Rev Felix Brown is in the city an
preached at Mt Zion last Sunday q
1880 p. NJ.
We are glad to say Deacon Samu.
Adams. who has been i'll, was able
attend services Sunday.
, A. E. BoLDEN.
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Prof. Smith Was Here.

Prof. Isaac H. Smith of Newberne,
N. c., was in the city recently en-
route home from Washington where
he had been wined and dined by the
elite of the Capital City.
He was jubilant, and discugsed the
political and financial situation with
Interest. He is an ardent supporter
of Gov. Mckinley and believes that he
will be the next President of the
United States.
While in Washington he was ten
|dered a reception by Recorder @ n.
u. Taylor and the Colored American
published 8 portrait of himself and
had an extended account of the affair.
He was similarly honored in this city
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LOOK. WATCH AND WAIT

A Grand Leap Year Tea party will
be given for the benefit OF the OLD
Folks Homes, by the. Richmond Char
liable Union in celebration OF their
Third Anniversary at the Richmond
Hall, commencing Monday night. Fel,1
10th and ending Friday. Feb. 14th. 30
Every one come out and help as to
raise the sum of $500. TO secure Home
in the city for our aged and infrmed.
Good music each night and all the re-
freshments OF the season. Come one,
come all and help US in this noble
cause Admission only 10 cents.
Committee :-Mesdames Agnes Mil
Ter, Lucy Turner, Lizzie Dammalls,
Louisa Brown, Laura Hayes and
Misses Ella Cooley and Mamie Robin.
son. 4t1-16
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Y. M. O. A.

Some of our Churches, Sunday
Schools. and Societies have endorsed
the work of the Young Mems Christian
Association by sending their subscrip-
tions. We are thankful to them :
the same Others are to help too, to
carry on the work which is so neces-
sary in our city.
Sunday was quite stormy day, yet
it did not stop our boys from coming.
A large crowd gathered at our room
They were addressed by our general
secretary, subject; "How to become
great men, the life of Joseph The
BOYS gave the best Of attention.
Mothers, see that your boys read the
Bible.
Prof. G.. r. Hovey gave the men an
able address on last Sunday, subject
How to study the Bible" Many
suggestions we're given which will be
extremely helpful to all who were
present, II put into practice.
A committee of ladies in company
with our General Secretary visited the
Lunenburg prisoners last week. They
are doing we'll and spoke Of the kind
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MANCHESTER LETTER.

The marriage of Miss Arriminta Ma
vo to Mr.. Thomas Fuller took place on
Thursday night, 18th inst at 8 O'Clock
sharp. at the residence of the bride, on
Decatur St., between 10Th and 10Th.
The young and eloquent divine, Rev
:. Decatur Phillips of the Episcopal
Church performed the ceremony. We
wish the couple long and prosperous
life.
Miss Bertha E. Hughes of the Vir-
GINA Normal and Collegiate Institute
was in the city last Sunday.
An enjoyable evening was spent on
Thursday, the 18th inst at the resi-
dences of Mr. and Mrs. George Robin
son, the occasion being an entertain
ment given by Massrs. George r. and
Charles H. Robinson. About fifteen
ladies and gentlemen composed the
happy party All kinds OF amuse-
ments we're INDUCED IN until late
hour, and as the "wee sma hours
| of morn crept in, the enthusiastic
gathering left for their several homes.
The sudden death of MIR. Theophilus
Mann on last Tuesday night about u
O'Clock was q shock to all of the peo-
pie. He was one of the most aged cit
LIENS Of our community, and was low
ed and respected by all. He was in
attendance at the Samaritan's meet
ling about one and a half hours before
the grim monster death came. It was
decided among the members that they
would hold an expression meeting
and he was the last person of tina
body to express himself After hi
had finished, he sang one Of his old ia
miliar tunes:
"That awful day will surely come,
The appointed hour makes haste,
When / shall stand before my jud sc
And pass the solemn test.
Thou lovely Chief of all my joys,
Thou Sovereign Of my heart,
How could bear to hear thy voice
Pronounce the sound "DepartP
Little did he think that he wa
meeting his comrades FOX the last tim
between the walls Of the Samaritan
/ building, little did he think that hi
: clarion voice would be hushed ant
, his eyes closed in death before tn
} break of morn and little did he thin
. that he was singing his farewell hymn
to this vain world. He was taken sic
) at the corner OF 10th and Hull SITS. AM
before reaching 18th, was a corpse
J A good old soldier for Christ has gon
to his reward. On the night of hi
| death, he was in company with Nj
( Thomas Mann and Mr.. Matthew Fow
Ter.
Mrs. Mary Bland is very sick at he
residence, Perry St. BIG ~"
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treatment they had received from Ed
itor Mitchell and the officers OF the
jail.
Our General Secretary finds him
self quite busy in trying TO help our
mothers, who sre nearly heart-broken
because of disobedient sons. Such
cases are increasing every day, yet he
lis always writing to help in one way
or another.
Explanation on the Sunday School
lesson to-day at 8 p m. by Prof. q X
/ Hovey.
Rev. w.R Gullins will hold special
services for the association Sunday
8 80 Z. m. The public is invited.
Mems meeting at our rooms sun
dav BOD. m All men are invited.
Everybody should be at the True
Reformers' Hall, Monday. Januar.
9th, p m, and see the fight, war
War. War
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SATURDAY, JAN. %, 1896
THE OPERA BELsHAzzAR.
A Grand Success.

There was an overwhelming crowd
in attendance at the rendition OF the
religious opera, Belshazzar," Monday
January 20th at P. M.
The affair was q magnificent success
The talent selected arose to che de-
mands of the occasion and performed /
their difficult parts with rare merit /
and consummate ability.
The first scene showed the Jews IN
captivity, Daniel and Zerubbsbel being
prominent characters. The arrival
OF the royal party was gorgeous
scene. Miss Lizzie q. Yancey who
had been called upon Co take the diff
cult character of Shelomith, perform
ed her part with satisfaction and elici-
ted unstinted praise.
Miss Drucills Garks as Myra in ner
consoling song was very good.
The camp OF Cyrus with the soldiers
was realistic.
Dr.. s. II. DESMOND aud Mr. W. /.
Johnson as generals were decided
successes.
Miss Fanny Dixon took the charac-
ter Of "Angel' and performed the part
well.
The Soldiers Battle March was fine
and the capture of Zerrubbabel excit.
ing Shelomith's plea was touching and
the scene of the execution tragical, the
rescue fully up to the requirements
But the display in the banquet bal
and the great feast, as well as the mys
terious writing was the climax. III
this particular, Mr.. w. Q. Moon a.
Daniel was a grand success.
The victorious army of Cyrus wa
picturesque and the death Of Belshaz
Ear tragical.
Mr.. Conway B. Reid as Belshazza
was perfect in his delineation of tina
oh IN O.
bearing of the highest order. Hi
voice well suited, and articulation
excellent.
Mr.. John I. Taylor in the characte
Of Cyrus was also success as was a.
so Mr.. NJ. Sidney Mayo as Zerubbabe
Mr.. Thomas M. Crump was Twin
impersonation OF Festus, the Lor
Chamberlyn and entered fully int
the rendition of his part.
Miss S. Alice Kemp, as Nitocri
Queen Regent was very tine- She w,
seen at her best, while Madame Fam
Payne Walker as Antonio, Queen
Belshazzar possessed all of the dignii
and grace ascribed that ancient pc
sonage. She performed her part e,
cellently we'll.
Miss Margaret Tinsley as the Jewi
Princess gave entire satisfaction.
Mr.. Archie b. Hawkins as the Bah
lonlan OapJAln was SOOu anu "
would have presumed that he h,
training in the military science of e
people he so well represented.
Miss Malinda Lovings, Mesdames J.
liam II Payne and Carrie hawkins loo
ed admirably we'll as ladies of Belshs
zar's Court, and Messrs. Jos. 2. Wo,
fork, w. I. johnson and John A. Wa
er as the Magi were splendidly suit
for the parts assigned them as we
also Misses Bette r. Anderson, Vic
ria Powell, Lizzie b. Wills, Hat
Dabney, Henrietta f. Bacchus and
sic Jefferson as the six Maidens.
Loud and long have been the prai
showered upon the characters and {
management and there is but lit
doubt but what other plays along {
line will be literally patronized.
The chorus consisted of ladies {
gentlemen of rare 4 usical ability,
was exceedingly strong and w
trained. The accomplished Mrs. o
Bolden as pianist added new laurel
her already well won reputation.
Madame Fanny Payne Walker
director and Rev. d. w. Davis, bV
ness manager.
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FULTON NOTES.

Rev. j. w. Turner on last Sum
ay morning visited the Mt. Calvary |
and Rising sat. Zion Baptist Sund ay |
Schools and delivered a short ad61ess
at each on Sunday School work
Each church was we'll =, nded, and /
preaching was excellent. Asev. Daniel
James during his sermon was very
fluent, and dealt severely on his sloth-
full members. His subject was THE
woman left her waterproof"
President of the Y. M. G. A., felt
proud over the crowd that was out on
last Sunday at $50 P. M. May his eff
fort be a success.
The congregation of the Rising Mt.
Zion Baptist Church at $3.50 2. M,
had most glorious meeting The
speeches and singing were good.
Mr.. Scott Randolph of Long Island,
N. Y, is here on a visit, the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. Della Lighttoot.
Mesdames Mary Dawson. Clara Ty-
Ter, Gertrude cambridge, and Alice
Holmes are sick, also Messrs. George
Robertson, Thomas Spradley and j. X.
Norman.
The death of Mr. J. H. Hargrove was
keenly felt in Fulton. The family has
our sympathy.
Rev. j. h. Turner, the State Mission
airy held a mass-meetlng with MT.
Calvsry Sunday School on last Mon
day, the 10th inst at 8 z. M Music
was rendered by Sunday School.
Scripture Reading by Rev. Turner.
PRAYER was offered by Rev. Daniel
James of Rising Mt. Zion Baptist
iChurch. Miss Cassie b. Harris presid-
ed at the organ. Misses Rosa Hender-
son and III. B Wood represented
the Rising Mount Zion s. ). The
former sang a solo, and the latter pre-
sided at the organ. They were high
Ily applauded superintendent VIM.
/ Sewell introduced Rev. Turner, who
l delivered a very instructive speech.
Brother Charles Harris, president OF
the Y. M. @. A announced the bene-
Last Sunday both churches were
we'll attended Notwithstanding the
weather
Rev. Daniel James greatly animated
Ibis hearers at each SERVICE. Services
next Sunday at IL 80 A. M, $3.50 and
lSP.M. Choir will render excellent
music under the leadership OF W H
Scott
Rev John W. Daugberty addressed
the Y =. Nj @. A at $50 P M. Mex;
Sunday at 5 80 Rev. Burwell Higgins
will address the Y. NJ CA All are
invited.
Mary Chambus, one of the little
bright-eyed girls of Rising Mt. Zior
Sunday School accidentally fell anC
broke her leg above the knee on last
Saturday while playing bull in the
pen
MI. Isham Walker has returned from
New York where. he went to bury hii
son
Mr.. Curtis Taylor and Benjamin
williams died on the 10th inst, well
stricken in age.
Mrs. Maggie Courch is sick at he
residence, 500 Graham st.
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THE FIRST IN THIRTY YEARS.
A Republican Governor Inaugurated

TRENTON, n. J., January II John
Griqgs, OF Paterson. the first Republi-
can elected to the Office in this State
in thirty years. was inauguIated Gov
ernor of New Jersey at noon to-day.
The inaugural exercises took place IN
the Taylor Opera-House, in the pre-
sence of an immense throng of specta-
tors.
With the new Governor upon the
stage were Ex-Governor Wertz, the
members of the Legislature, who had
marched to the theatre from the State
House, the heads Of the State depart
ments, and many distinguished men
from all sections of the commonwealth
Partisan feeling. which ran so high
during the campaign last fall, seemed
to have vanished, and men of al
shades of political thought, and from
every section OF the State, Joined II
Ihonoring the occasion with their pres
ence. This was noticeable also IN th,
decoration about the city. Not only al
the public, but thousands of privat
buildings, were beautifully dotted wit
tri-colors.
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To my friends and the public in gen.
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We will carry a much larger and
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Sincerely trusting bS past patron
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past favors. l beg TO remain.
Yours very truly,
ANDREW AARONsoN, Agt
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Rev. J. G. Harris, of Petersburg
called on US. He has removed his
post-otfice address from Beaver Pond
Mr.. G. W. Stevenson of New
York in company with Rev. c. H. Phil
lips, OF Beaver Dam, Va, called on US.
Mr.. George H. Siddon, one OF
the leading florists in Baltimore, pre-
sented DR.. r. E. Jones of this city,
who is on a visit there, a magnificent
box of flowers as a testimonial of his
esteem. Amy honor rendered our dis.
tinguished townsman will be apprecia.
ed by the citizens here.
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depot. Call and see them at their
new stand.
TOPICS.
Well old boy. you need not look SO
hard for she is coming and viii take
your old girls place, and you will not
be left at all.
Yes Jack. know it is hard that you
got that No. 10 shoe after he left
Now, I guess young man. you will look
before you leap. :.
want any more winter sweethearts,
and il they can't be summer and win
ter. they won't take any at all. Right
Well "MaRno," sunny was in the
lcapitol city and had good time. DE
cot on to you old boy while there.
well, all he can say is go it; he will
see you, when the roses come again:
Miss Ella Dairyan and Mrs. Julia
Spears left the city last week Tor Pitts
burg, Pa.
!, Mr. W. Ii. Parago expects TO leave
! on a visit to Washington this week.
There is much sickness in town at
this time.
MT Joseph Watson is confined to
the house by sickness
) Mrs Noah jackson of east Wafer
= St. and her daughter, Miss ]: MAZDA
EIine Jackson are both confined to the
- house by sickness.
Mr. Fields is not improving any
i we are sorry TO say.
Saw bows. when you wish TO see your
- girl and have not time to call do like
! the boys in Richmond; go to some
ones 'phone and call up the partie
where She is and ask to see her. All
the phone great7 You save sho
or Heather in this way. ~,
We are informed that Prof ID. w
rs Davis will visit our city soon with al
new lecture. We hear that 1t is
good one and that it will be a RAJ
ed treat to hear 1T.
Mrs. Mittie Noble is in the city on
,c- Visit to her parents.
,rtl A. @. Mabrey and Co. are hustilr
in the furniture repairs and unoerta
no ling and is still improving their ous
If, ness. Call and see them at No z
nd west Main St., under the ODD r.
he lows hall, 'phore No. Al. Don't 70
, get TO call for che PLANET every II
all 1rday. 1t will give yoa the re
SUNNYsIDE
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NOTICE

Look, watch, and wait, for the
Grand Leap Year Tea Party TO be Civ
en- for the benefit Of the Old Folks
Home, by the Richmond Charitable
Union in celebration of their Third
Anniversary, at the Richmond ball,
commencing Monday night, February
10th and ending February 14th, 1895.
Every one come out and help as to
raise the sum of $500. to secure :
home in he city for our aged and in
firmed. Good music each night an.
all the Refreshments of the season
Come one, come all and help us in
this noble cause. Admission, only lOf
Committee :-Mesdames Agnes Mil
| Ter, Lucy Turner, Lizzie Dammalls
Louisa Brown, Misses Ella, Cooley
Mamie Robinson and Mrs Laur'
Hayes.
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FOR SALE

By Committee of Fifth Baptist Church.
As.S
We have about 80 good benches sub
stantial and suitable for church, hall
or private use. These benches cost
So each, but we will sell them at a
very low figure for cash as we need the
money. Now is your time to get a
bargain. Szks-
Committee "A. Perry. Jefferson
Morton, William II. Carter, Sr. Trus-
tee, chairman, No. 1915 Taylor st.
Call on US.
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An Evening Social.

On Thursday, January 9th at 2009 M
St., N. w Washington, ID. Q MISS
Nellie Holm gave an evening social
Among those present were Mrs A
Robinson, Mrs Mollie Ward, Misses
Ssrah Beverly, Lima Beverly, Fannie
Mckinney, Mamie Hill, Messrs. Orlan-
do Lee. E. Holland. Chas. Frost, Sam.
Frost, Harry Robinson, r Johnson
Thomas Lee, DIR. Sewen and wife, MI
John +. Lucas and Miss Laura Thorn
ton. Miss Hollins wore brown silk will
diamonds
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Injured by a Train.

Tuesday morning at 6 40 O'Clock the
ambulance was called to Twenty
eighth and Dock streets to attend a
a colored man named James Freder-
lex, who had been struck by train on
the Southern railway. His back and
both shoulders were very badly injur-
ed. He was taken to the almshouse in
the ambulance. Frederick lives at the
corner of Twenty-third and Main SITS
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White OaUs and the OolOred Mar.

LIMA OHIo, January 17.-William
Hartle, a large manufacturer OF
Payne, a station near here on the
Lake Erie and Western, refused to
discharge a colored man, as a white
cap noCice tackled to mis- Office one
night, demanded All of his property
was destroyed by fire last night. and
it is believed the place was fired by
white-caps.
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Kind Words from Minnesota.

Duluth, Mimi, Society World
Hon John Mitchell, Jr.. is the most
fearless and undaunted colored edi
tors in the South, and he has won for
himself undyiLg fame. All honor TO
his manhood.