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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-17
ALSO,

No. :. All the right. title and interest
of the defendant. Minnie o. Knight and
Charles B. Knight. in and to all those
certain pieces or parcels or Hand, situate
in the townships of North Abingdon and
Scott. county Of l.ackawanna and state
Of Pennsylvania. bounded and described
AS follows, to wit: Beginning at corner
in or near what is known as the Philadei. Z.
phia and Great Bend turnpike, now called
the Scott road thence north 46la degrees
east 80 5-lG perches to IA corner; thence
north 6lle degrees east 29l2 perches TO q
corner; thence north 81 degrees east IL
perches to corner the last two courses
being along the said turnpike or road;
thence north 80 degrees west II i-1O perches
to u corner: thence north A degrees east
1il S-lU perches to corner; thence north
i6 degrees west lOo a-lO perchcs TO cor.
ner: thence south A degrees west l6i
perches to u corner; thence north ~ de-
grees west u 4-lV perches to corner:
thence south a degrees west ~ o-lO perch
es to a corner; thence south " degrees
east III S-lO perches to corner to the
place Of beginning.
Containing about $50 acres, being what
is known as the Stephen Parker farm. The
interest of the said Minnie o. Knight be-
ing the interest she took under the las;
viii and testament of stephen Parker.
second, the said parcel OF land being
formed Of four pieces described in the fol-
lowing deeds, to wit. Deed from Benja-
min Armitage to Shephen Parker, second.
dated the 28th day of October \. ID 1895.
and recorded in the office for recording of
deeds etc, in Luzerne county, in decd
book No. s.. page isl. etc. Deed from Job
Sherman TO stephen Parker, dated June
H. 1857. and recorded In deed book No -.
page 49,, etc Deed from Charles Bailey
and wife to Stephen Parker, dated June
49, 1887 and recorded In deed book No. 30,
at page 4s3. etc.. and deed from Reuben
Sherman. ct. ux.. ct. al, to Stephen Park
err. second, dated April s. 1850, and re-
corded in deed book No. 80, at page 475.
etc. All improved with two two-story
frame dwelling houses, three barns. one
ice house and two orchards and other out
buildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit
of Dickson and Eddy vs.. Minnie .. Knight
and Charles B. knight. Debt s2l70.OO.
to September T., 1896
e. II. WELLES, Atty.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-17

Reagan in amateur base ball
circles who halls from some
\ where up around the notch"
His name and his residence.
81 however. have nothing to do
III with this story. 1t is his ability
Y to pitch good base ball under
Y adverse circumstances that
= makes his name shine, and
that's what he did Yesterday
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20
CLOSING EXERCISES.

The closing OF Mountain Road
School, Henrico County, Va OF which
Miss Virginia +. Randolph is teacher
took place June 9th, 1895. The picnic
was largely attended and the table
which extended the length OF the
school wss laden with the delicacies OF
tine season; also the table iii the din
ing room of Mr.. and Mrs. Overton
Harris, of which the guests were serv-
ed on the Jefferson order.
The exercises commenced at 80 p
M. prayer by Mr.. w. Z. Epps pre-
lude OF Ben Hur's Chariot March by
Mrs. Dr. Dismond solo, Mrs. Mildred
Cross. The singing, dialogues and
recitations by the scholars were line
aud showed much credit to the teach
err. Miss K. j. Randolph presided at
the organ. Addresses were delivered
by Mr.. John Broaddus, the chairman
OF Henrico School Board and Mr.. Will
lie johnson.
Among those who attended were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Burrell, Preston
and Mercer Burrell. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
- James, Mrs. DIR. Dismond, Bings
0ismond, Mrs. Mildred A. Gross, Mrs.
Matte Tyler, Mrs X. o. johnson, Mrs.
Annie Hopkins, Mrs. Sarah Minor,
Misses Mary Scott. Martha K. Burrell,
Lena Scott, Jennie McAllister. Mary
L. Hickman, Louisa Perkins, Mary ],
Garrant, Emma ] Randolph. Messrs
Willie johnson. w. P. Epps, Roger
Kyles, William II. Trent, John Cous-
ms, Frank Underwood and James H
TAYLOR
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20
OUR NEXT RALLY.

RICHMOND. VA, May 4, 1898.
The attention of a generous, kind
hearted public is respectly invited to
the third and fourth Sundays in June
next. as the days set apart for Fifth
Street Baptist Church Rally days.
am ever-mindfnl Of the liberal support
and encouragement given me in my
work for the four years have been
here and respectfully ask coninu-
ance Of the same.
II will be remembered that our
church was in debt about SIC. 600, but
l am thankful to say that by the unit
ed strength OF loving congregation,
the strong support of a wide-awake
deacon board. and the liberal DISPOSE
ton of the citizens and members of
other churches we have succeeded in
keeping up our current expenses and
at the same time reduced our debt to
about $500.
Our punch cards are out, our work
ing clubs are bestirring themselves
and we ask all friends to the cause of
the Master to come to our rescne.
Very respectfully
w. +. GRAHAM, pastor.
x q oQ-of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20
GRAND EXCURSION
From
Richmond to StauntOn,
By the
Working Sons of Hope,

Saturday night, June goth.
This being the FIRST Excursion Of the
Season TO StauntOn, the committee
will spare no pains TO make il one OF
the best OF the season. Let every body
turn out anu have good time IN the
Mountains. Geological Park, Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Institute, the Asylum
and hundreds OF other attractions
Nice Valley Pixies for Bicycle riding.
The Train will stop at all station going
and returning.
Fare from RICHMOND, Round Trip, 81
Tickets on Sale at c. &. o. Ticket
Offices by Regular Ticket Agents on the
Train. Good order guaranteed on the
train Refreshments served at City
Prices.
Train leaves O. 4 O. Depot, Broad St.
Station, Saturday night, June -. 90
at IL 80 p. m. Returning leaves Staun-
ton at 8 p. m. Sunday night, June 21.
Committee -. II. Coleman, Il. NJ
Crump, Eddie Lightfoot, J. III. Harper
Robt. johnson, Jerry Porter, Gordon
vile; Robt. KelsOr, Robt. Atkinson
Phil Staples, Charlottesville.
BIsHoP. BALsRR 4 HAWKINS
What bargaini Gee, for Hampton
| 81 children. SOC
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Have you paid your subserp-
ton? Send in the amount.
DO not delay the collector when
ne calls. Pay jim promptly.
Did you borrow this paper?
Why not subscribe, only $3.50 per
year?
Next weeks PLANET will be in
demand. Send in your orders early.
Mr.. William Tenant has left
Oklahoma. He will return in three
weeks.
Mr.. Claude Brown left the city
Thursday morning for Hartford, Conn.
where he will remain for sometime
We return thanks for the invita-
tion received to attend the Commence
ment Exercises s.of the Jenkins Or
phanage Institute, Charleston, s. O.,
June 20.
st. Phillips P. E. Sundays
will run its annual picnic to Mount
Pleasant, Tuesday, July 7th, 1895.
Look out for our advertisement.
Rev. James H. Holmes and his
son, Robert left for Washington last
Thursday. The Elder will bring his
wife home and his son will go to
Springfield, Mass, where he will spend
the summer.
The State Guards, Captain ". s,
Cowan commanding will worship at
st. Phillips Church, Sunday morning
at IL O'Clock and Rev. John w. John
son will preach a special sermon to
them.
Miss Katie 1. Chiles of Cincin-
natl, o who has been attending the
Hartshorn Memorial College and grad
uated this session has been spending
several weeks with the Misses Maret-
Ia L., and Maggie E. Chiles. She will
leave for her home next week.
Mr.. H. n. Williams has about
completed the large building which he
has erected at 7l5 North 3rd st for
hotel purposes. 1t contains % rooms
with hot and cold water, bath and base
ment. He has not decided as to
! whether he will sell it or run it him.
! self.
Bishop Charles M. Jacobs Of Bal.
timore, Rev. III. O. Wood of Halifax
County, Rev George N. Price and Rev
Frank Robinson of Baltimore, andReN
John II. Trusty of Philadelphia, called
on US. They are attending the Mary
: land and Virginia Conference nf the
United Christian Church. The confer
ence passed resolutions endorsing tn.
work that Editor John Mitchell, Jr
had done. Bishop Jacobs was spOkes
man OF the delegation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20
FROM NORTH CAROLINA

Many Of the unlearned weather prop
bets here have aggregiously Numbered
in their recent prognostitications. In
spite of all their favorite signs, the
rain st times falls copiously.
What will become OF US il we fail on
Irish potatoes this year, is the FORE
most thought of every trucker. The
writer thinks that little more silent
talk with Jesus will make it right.
To accommodate the visitors in Au-
gust next, who will attend the Nor
folk Union Association, many of the
people have begun to fatten their pigs
and poultry.
Miss Martha L. Williams, a very
prominent young lady of this place al
SO q student of Gloucester High
School returned home on May 3Oth
ult.
Having completed the task of view
ing the many friends. who were SC
anxious to see her, she will on June
18th instant, leave for the city OF Phil
adelphia, Penn.
Miss Martha Broom and Miss Roselis
Boon of Hodges Ferry will soon make
their way ncrthward.
Miss Susie A. Edwards. a teacher o.
the High Point School, N. c., has re-
turned home for the summer.
We are highly pleased to hear the
return of one of our most prominent
young ladies. She is 8 student of the
Hampton Institute and is we'll known
in the person of Miss Martha L. Broth
ers.
Another trotting steed will be sOoI
piace6 on record. He is now livinl
under the careful training of MIR. Kat
or Brinkley.
The president of the Bowers Hill
Literary society, A. Ashburn, will b
pleased to meet his members on tn
fourth Tuesday night. The object O
the meeting is to raise m oney for tn
4unday-schO convention.
The Richmond PLANET, the leadin
colored journal of the south can b
purchased every day 1T the residenc
Of A. AshbuPn.
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Hotel For Sale or Rent.

That most desirable hotel, No 7l5N.
3rd street, containing eighteen rooms
with all modern improvements, lOcat-
ed in the most desirable part of the
city. few minutes walk from the cleo
trio car.
This hotel has just been built and
will be ready for occupancy in the
next 10 days. Terms to suit tenant or
purchaser. Apply to
JAMES A. JACKSON q Co,
Real Estate Agents,
8l2 4 Broad ST
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FROM JoHNsTOwE
Literary Exercises - Matrimonial Per
sonal Items.

JoHNsrowN, Pa, June, 1895.
The churches were both we'll attend
ed. Rev. Watson's morning subject
was "The Christian, a sOiourner.
Evening subject, THE existence Of
Satan"
The Sundsy-school of the A. NJ. Z
Zion Church is preparing an interest
ing and appropriate programme for
Children's Day, which will be held on
the last Sunday OF she present month
The entertainment held on last
TuesdsT evening was grand success
The following is the programme:
cital, Mr.. Willie Gray; recitation.
Wicked Polly, Mr. Joseph Allen trio.
Steal away Organ recital, Mr. John
Minor recitation, Asleep at the Switch,
Mrs. Bessie Williams {; solo, Anchored .
Mr.. John Minor trio, Don't you hear
them heaven bells ringing in the air
play, The matrimonial advertisement
Mrs. Watson, Misses Gertrude Vanc
leaf. Narcissa Cook, Mr.. George Mil
Ter, Master Cook. Amount received
s34 .O6; expenses, $4.79; leaving, $40.
q.
Miss Minnie Jacob and Mr. Henry
Hill were married on the 3rd at Pitts
burg. Your correspondent joins in
congratulations
A picnic party was given by Miss
Narcissa Cook at Westmont Park. A
very pleasant time was spent.
We are glad to note that Mrs. Sarah
Bundy Of Nathan, Va, reached this
city q few days ago. She will make
her home with her son, Mr.. Pheiling
Bundy. Doubtless the little ones will
feel proud OF the cane and caresses OF
grandma Bundy, since the cold hand
OF death dispossessed them Of a dear
mother in April last.
Mr.. William Bogus, better known
here as "Uncle Billy" is very ill a
this writing.
A goodly number OF persons took il
the excursion 70 Ohio Pyles last Sun
day.
Mr.. Alexander johnson is also yer,
i'll at this writing.
Mr.. James Hall of Cumberland i
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Mary Coop
er.
The Mckinley button is not at ali
rare attraction here.
The PLANET is winning its way il
our city as it does in all others
Roy NEwsy.
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DANVILLE LETTER.
AJAX.

The Pubic Schools here have closed
and the teachers have been elected fOI
the ensuing term. Some Of the teach
ers will attend the Summer Normals
Mrs. M. V. West and Miss. Sarah J.
Lawson have gone to Petersburg and
Mrs. l.. r. G. Jones, Professors Skip
with and Grasty will attend the Insti-
tute at Staunton.
Miss Mary +. Graves, one OF our
most popular young teachers was unit
ed in marriage on the 10th inst, to
Mr.. James Lovelace q very worthy and
energetic citizen Of this place. Rev.
w. NJ. Moss performed the ceremony
and your correspondent OBLIGATED IN
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A LAWN PARTY.
Given by the
FIRST BATTALION INFANTRY.

VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS armory corner of st Peter
I7th.-svery night > = W 7 ~ ''
ms is given for the
invite onr trends and the public generally
for - - - - -
FIRST there shall be be
fore
1nd-A table for Ice Cream
andF rnt
an A table for Meats and Edbes
"A Office.
eth--A Booth for the Voting
Second That there be voting follows
N-"'9'''' YIN UT
ndA private
Srd,A Gold BscuitG Grab
he tn ~~ |'' P''~e'
IhrdTat there shall
the be
10 n played of
to published then
hvo
W. """"''' Ni""S '''
pne of the Battalion which
Prize, Ai'~'' F'0 """" i'"i0
Fifth Night IFriday-Bayonet by Company A.
by inf
seventh light Tuesday, Platoon Drill by Company
andn the
igh (lhnsdy)-A Live Pigeon Piep
loft
tests; and the presentation he prizes. - ''9
All of which is respectfully by your committee.
H. L. HARRIS, Chairmane
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20
Church Burned to the Ground.

CALDWELL, GooCELAND Co., VA.
The 1st Union Baptist Church OF
this place was burned down on the
20th of May.
The fire was discovered near
O'Clock &. m, and is generally thought
to have been incendiary. Many of the
members and sympathizing friends
visited the scene on the following Sum
day and viewed the ruins with sad
hearts and moist eyes.
Efforts will soon be made to erect q
temporary tabernacle on the grounds
for the regular worship until a new
church can be built.
A. W. CLARKE, @. @.
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SPURLOCK-Mrs Spurlock depart
ed this life the eleventh of June. She
was fiftythrre years of age and mem
Der of the church fourteen years. She
died in the full triumph of faith and
was loved by all who knew her She
left eight children, five daughters and
three sons to mourn her loss. Her fu
neral took place at the Shiloh Baptis
Church in Hanover County. Sunday
July1, Rev John Brown officiated.
Dearest mother thou hast 1T us,
We our loss doth deeply feel
It ia Christ that has bereft US,
He can all our sOrrOws heal.
Her ChildreD.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20

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Notice.

The Bluestone Baptist Sunday
School Convention meets at South
Hill, Mecklenburg County, Va on the
A. x ID. r r., on the Odd, 23d and Oath
days of July 1896. Reduced rates on
the Southern and A. x r r. Cos, for
delegates and visitors.
w. III. HAYES, Pres.
III. L WHTTTLE, Sec'y.
Jeffress, Va, June 10, 1895
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20
HAVE YOU HEARD?

st. Joseph's Charity Club will give
on MONDAY NIGHT, JUNE 22nd
one of its grand entertainments, which
has so pleased the public heretofore at
Sc. Johns Hall, corner LIST, and Duval
Ssreets
The farce, DOMESTIC ECONOMY" and
the drama, MIRIAM" in which a Per-
sian scarf drill will be presented, to-
gether with vocal and instrumental
music and recitation by Mr. ID Web
ster Davis are the features of the even
ing. General admission, 15cts doors
open at 80.
Miss ELISE b. GRIFFIN, President;
MARY CHASE, Secretary:
KATE q. RANDOLPH, Treas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20

Tomorrow, the third Sunday after
Trinity, there will I'd. V. P.) be SER
vices at our church.
Sunday-sch Mr.. Ed. Ellis. Jr.,
Superintendent at 8 80.
Morning prayer and sermon at IL a.
m. The Offertory at this service will
be sung by Mrs. Fannie p. Walker.
Evening prayer and sermon at s :15
p.m. Mr.. William b. Smith will sing
the offertory at this service.
We cordially invite the public to at
tend our services.
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Cheap Hats.

/ will sell all my millinery goods
such as hats, trimmed and untrimmed
at one-half ~ cost, to close out bust
ness, / want all my colOred friends to
call and get nice hat for a few cents.
MRS. M. d. CHAMLEE. Agt.
3l4 r. Broad Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20
Notice.

All of the members of Sylvia Court
No. 2, 1. o. of c., are requested to
meet Tuesday evening, June % at {
o'clock, at Richmond hall, Ala N. Bird
st. Election of officers and financial
meeting.
II. L. WILLIAMS. r. of d.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20

WANTED-To sell two bicycles cheap
wv for cash, money needed /; will also
ell a new road cart. All in good
order. Apply at
919 Basin Bank or 5l6 n. Bird Street
after 3 p NJ
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20

s-WAsHNGTOE-The marriage
of Miss Matilda ]. Washington to
rev. r. ID Epps of Harrisburg, Pa,
will take place Wednesday, June "a,
1895 at the residence of her sister, Mrs.
b. @. West. I'll Catherine St, at p.
m and leave for Harrisburg. their flu
ture home at 7 o'clock same day.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20

By some of the popular la
dies of Richmond, to be held
at oI3 St. John ST., week be-
ginning June goth.
The Kirmess will he held in the open
air, and refreshments will be sold by
the Swedish peasants. the fruit stand
will be in charge Of the Italians The
Post Office will b. in charge OF three
attractive ladies. The Gypsies will
foretell the past, present and future in
Oh ell tents The Kirmess wheel will
be run by some OF our energetic young
men There will be runners on tables
in charge of various other nationali-
ties and music will add to the enio~y
ment of those attending. A biI.ycle
china tea set will be awarded b, the Ia
dy getting the highest s,umber of
votes. Admission 100,
jel3-3t
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Rally at Fifth St. Church.

Tomorrow IL A. NJ, pastor, W. Z.
Graham will preach. subject: Run
ming Peter" $3.50 Rev. A. 4. Thomas,
subject, "The Fiery Law" $3.50 Rev
]. II. Brice Of the Leigh st. M. K.
Church will preach.
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We, the
First National Band,
ofRichmond. Va. .

DO hereby notify the pubic that We
are prepared 10 furni h music ON allor
any occasion that we may bee called
upon TO serve.
All orders are received and will be
strictly attended To at the shortest no.
tice, at No. 607 Pink Alley.
6-2O-3mos
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20

SMITH-ADAMs-The marriage of Miss
VI. Alice Adams to Mr.. Lloyd A. Smith
Of Harve de Grace. Md, will take
place at the Ebenezer Baptist Church
Tuesday, June 23rd at 10 o'clock a. m.
Friends are invited. No cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20
nARRIAGES.

GooDE-GAINEs-Th marriage of
Miss M. L Gaines OF this city to Rev.
e. w Goode. B. ID II, OF Danville, Va
will take place at 2nd Baptist Church
Wednesday. June Ath. 1896, at high
noon Friends are inviiet.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20

BAKER-Mrs, Sarah Baker, the wild
Ow of Mr.. Henry Baker. departed this
life Wednesday. June 18th, at 800 p
M at the residence of her son, No. 5l7
St. James Street. She leaves one son
Charles II, Baker, one daughter in law
and three sisters to mourn their loss,
but their loss is her eternal gain,
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep;
A calm and undisturbed rep"Se,
Unbroken by the last of foes.
BY Her Son,
CHARLES II RAKRR.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20

JOHNSON-Juliet Alicia, the infant
daughter of Mr.. JAS. + and Mrs. Julia
E. A. Johnson, died at their residence
No. 1875 N. Srd street. Richmond. Va.
June II, 1896 Age, two days. w. I
Johnson, funeral director.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20
St. Phillips P. {. Church,

corner of Leigh and st. James SITS =
Rev. John w. Johnson, rector.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-06-20
DEATHS.

WILSON-Mrs. Rhoda Wilson died
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs John
l.. Mines, 721 Brooke Ave, Thursday,
June 18th. Her funeral took place
Sunday, June 14th at IL O'Clock
a. m. from the above address.
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