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PROMoLIFToE FORGE
The Holidays Ended Gone Before Inter
esting Items

CLIFTON FoEcE. VA, Jan %, '97.
The holidays are now over and every
bpdy is busy turning over a new leaf.
The holidays passed of very quietly
and all the people seemed TO enjoy the
beautiful sunshine and the frosty
mountain air.
The christmas tree at the Second
church was beautiful and we'll ladened
With costly presents.
Friday night, Rev. Reid's concert
was grand and much enjoyed by all ..
After the concert well prepared tree
was disrobed
Saturday, Superintendent Lewis had
his christmas passover Tor his children.
Tuesday night. Mrs. Saunderson's
children had very fine concert and
supper aid Wednesday night very
/ teresting debate was had between
the young men OF Low Moor and Cliff.
ton Forge.
Mrs. Bette Lee ana Miss Jennie
Hanc spent the holidays at Nature
Bridge, Va Miss Jennie N. Poindex-
ter at Louisa Mrs. NJ. A. Penn, of Ea-
gle Mountains, Va, here and at Gov
ington, Va.
Mr Samuel Dyer made a flying tril
to Staunton, Va.
is visiting Mrs N. +. Duvalls.
Mrs Samuel Leftwich of Hot Springs
Va, is home for few days rest wit
his family.
Master H. N. Duvalls. who has be
attending the Lynchburg Norma
spent the holidays with his parents
The Misses Scott spent the holiday
in Covington with their aunt.
Miss Monetta Leftwich has bee
= very sick with la grippe.
Our people we're very sorry to ss
Rev T. ID Atkins leave. but sickneI
in the family called him away A
look anxiously for Rev. Atkins return
Mrs. Violet johnson, after an illne
of several months passed away quietl
at her home Saturday morning. d.
e ceased had been a persistent memb'
for 80 years and said q few hours pri'
to her death that she was ready to {
to live with Jesus. Her funeral vi
preached by Rev. Ried from Rev. 1.
13. She leaves a husband, son al
4 three grandchildren to mourn the
" loss. Sister Johnson was much love
70 by all and probably the longest pr
|, cession that ever followed a CORPS
p the grave here, followed her. pea
to her ashes"
UNo.
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Fell on the Spikes.

A horrible accident occurred We'd
nesday morning, 9Th inst 8: go at the
Broad ST. NJ e. Church Mr.. A r. Rose
islsexton and had employed Mr. Chas d.
Payne to wash the windows for him.
He had washed them on one side stand
ing on the sloping window sills in so
doing When he resched the 10th st.
side, he attempted to turn around
when his feet slipped and he was
thrown upon the sharp pointed iron
spikes of the railing One of them
passed entirely through the flsshy
part of his leg between the hip and the
knee Joint. The ambulance was sum-
moned and the wounded man was con-
veyed to the city almshouse. How he
escaped death is well nigh a miracle
He had to be raised up aud lifted from
the spike.
AS he waited for the ambulance he
looked like a man dazed His brother
Willie works with the Southern Aid
Insurance Co.
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FROM STAUNTON.
Religious.-RObbed the Mails-Ohristma'
Trees-They Rushed 0ut-Ofhcers
Elect d.

STAUSToN, VA. Jan 3, 1897
Last Sunday services as usual, and
the churches were we'll attended. Rev
ID. G.. Dean preached an interesting
sermon TO his congregation at IL a. m.
At D. m. the Lords supper was serv-
ed, also at Mount Zion.
At the Ebenezer, the funeral of Mrs
Martha Woods took place Age, IS
years. Rev. ID. g. Dean officfated She
was member of the White Bonnets
and the order was out on the occasion.
The remains of Rev. Albert Witt
were laid away last Saturday
At FishersviIle some meddling has
been done with Uncle Sans business
at the post Office by an attendant but
not the colored one.
Christmas night EbeneZer Baptist
Church had al they could comfortably
seat to witness the Christmas tree and
concert by the little folks
Madam Bolden received many com
pliments for her shrewd management
OF the little folks and musical direc-
ton.
Mad anne Bolden is numbered with
Staunton's best soprano songsters and
has been a leading songsters in the
Ebenezer choir for more than ten years
and is manifesting her instrumental
qualification.
Professors Stephenson and Whindle
spent Monday and Tuesday nights,
| the 18th and 29th, at Basic City with
the Union Baptist Church and gave a
grand entertainment that was approx
ed by white citizens.
Christmas morning between four
and five o'clock at Augusta Street NJ
E. there was singing of praises to God
and between six and seven closed and
came TO Ebenezer and the rest OF the
early morning was spent there IN OF
fering thanks and praises 60 God.
New Years Eve night from TO s
the officials of Mount Zion Sunday
school gave the children a grand social
arterwhich the time was spent in watch
meeting.
On Friday night. the LIST. was baptiz-
ing Twenty-Five were immersed and
added to the church. 1t was thought
that the capacity OF the church wal
over rated. A noise was heard and
CONFUSION was sea Ced by the rushing
Sut of some white citizens who were
present The officers examined tht
foundation of the structure and report
ed no danger and the confusion wal
soon over.
On the same nilht the Epwortl
League gave a grand entertainment Il
help the mission work managed b
professor Harvey of M e church.
On Monday night December 18th
the King Hiram Lodge, 1893. G. u. o
o. F., elected the following officers foi
the ensuing term, viz: Charles F
Points, Noble Grand; David Davis
Vice Grand; E B Roberts, o. g.; A
: !. Jordan, Noble Father r II. Jack
son, P. s. Aaron Dunn. + s.
Young men be careful about you
|. actions when you go abroad. The OLE
gent came in and disapproved his &C
ton and loaned him a few with a chat
!, over the head.
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GOLDsBrRRY & ARMrsrrAD. Counsel +.
500 REWARD 100

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased To learn that there is at east
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease requires a con-
stitutioaal treatment.
t|all's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing its
work. the proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers. that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it lis to cure. send for list
of testimonials.
Address, f. j. Cheney s. Co Toledo,
0 a. Sold by druggists, Toe.
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Mrs. W. T. Wright Is confined 70
her residence sic OsthsriDe ST.. with
La Grippe,
The father OF Miss S E Dan
bridge OF 4i2 West Franklin ST., was
seriously hurt last Monday
Mr. Joseph Cox OF Brazil. Ind !,
was in the city, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Johnson, 7S5'N Srd St.
Mrs. Archie b Hawkins, has
been confined 20 her resid ence No TIA
n 2rd ST.. with La Grippe for three
weeks. Her many friends will be glad
to learn Of her recovery.
Mrs g W. Ohiey, Jr., nee Ger
trude Lane of Philadelphia has return
ed home after TWO weeks visit to the
city, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b.
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z A. Washington
are the happy recipients Of q hand
Samuel Mite hall. 1t was presented on
New Years day by an old friend OF the
family in the west-end.
Rev. S. W. Bacote. r d pastor
OF the Second Baptist Church of Kan
saS OlCJ, MO was IN the city thll
week. He has been visiting his rela-
tives at Society Hill. South Carolina
He lectured at George town, South Car
olins. Monday night. he left Thurs
day for A'ab ana. and from that poin
will return home BE IS succeedin;
admirably in his new field of labor.
We have received the First An
nual Report of the Roard OF Manager
OF the Frederick Douglass MemOria
Hospital and Training School of Phila
delphia 1t is a most creditable repor
President. Jacob o Whit, Jr. Vice
9 President, s J Nj Brock Treasurer
Samuel B. Huey, Esq Secretary
, Henry ". Morton Chief OF staff, n
Mossell, M (; Solicitor. A. A. Mos
a sell. Esq
8 We have received the able an
u enthusiastic report Of Americas Re
}. lief Expedition to Asia Minor unde
s the Red Gross, being the compliment
of Miss Clara Barton, president Amer
: can National Red Cross. 1t il hanC
r somely illustrated and will be SCI
T to any address upon receipt of thirt
o cents sent to the American Nation
Q Red Gro s. Washington. ID. @. The r
J.: turns will be for the relief OF II
d American sufferers in Turkey
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md high carnivals have all added TO
the Joy and delight Of the Christmas J
festival. l
The new Masonic Temple is rapidly |
becoming very popular as a place Tor
pleasure
The Willing Workers OF Calvary
baptist Church entertained the public
there Christmas day. The Macedon-
ian Sunday School Club held high
sOort there Tuesday night, December
18th. Now so far as pleasure is con-
cerned all that is necessary TO make
man happy was present on this coca
sion. The fair ladies. and the happy
beauxs. the sweet music made by the
Oakland Glee string band, and the last
but not least, the heavy ladened and
beautifully decorated table celebrated
an event which will live long in the
social history Of Dsnville.
In our opinion that Supper and Ban
Quet cost nothing less than 800. Car
riages waited on the guest at the clubs
expense which is a feature that this
club has introduced. Considering this
organization as whole. it is the lead
ing social organization in the city
There are other such circles in thu
city, yet the Macedonian knows NJ
equal and its superior is yet morgan
lied.
We understand that the Tuxedoe
will have charge of the Temple afte
| the Oakland Glee which will follow
the Macedonians
Nehemiah Lodge, A F. Masons hel'
literary exercises at the Temple Sun
day.
The colored minstrels gave a repeti
ton OF their High Class Vaudeville q
the Academy OF music Thursday nigh
December 81, 1896. Those boys are i
it.
Miss Kemp, one Of Richmond's pr
e ma 0onnas has been spending th
Xmas with Mrs Buforde of North Vi
q ion st.
Rev. L. Barksdale is in Philade
phia at his new charge. Union Baptil
Church "Still tongue makes wit
head"
"XENoPBoN. !"
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POWHATAE NEWS
Little Zion BAPTIST Church
PowHArAN Co Va. Jan s. 4

PowHATAE Co VA, Jan s. '97
The Little Zion Baptist Church was
N sde happy on Sunday December 81.
1850 her members and friends Il
Richmond who presented them with n
carpet The Little Zion Carp Club,
No. /, was organized October % 1895,
at the residence OF Wr E X. Washing
ton, 702 West Leigh Sr for the pur-
pose OF getting carpet for the church
Robert Gray was the author Of the
club, ard also President; +. r Weth-
inRton, Vice-Presiden L. @. Drewitt.
secretary; Joseph Boiling, Assistant
secretary Fred s. Gray, Treasurs
Richmond Randolph, committee on ar
rengements.
LIST OF MEMBERS AND AMOUNT.
Robert Gray, 50 %; Joseph Boiling,
$3.50; Fred 4. Gray, 81 80; Richmond
Randolph. 81 20; < X. Washington,
81 06 ; Richard Washington. 25S Will
liam Washington, 25S; Sheppard Ran
dolpb, 81 90; Albert Nash, 81 so;
Thomas 2 .ttman, 75S Judia Gray, SOC,
BETTE Scott, 25e; Hannah Brown. 81,
May Hansburgh, 81 so; Mittie l. Git
son, 81 90; Henry Leagon 25S Edith
Clark. 81 10; Mary A l. gan, 81 25
Sam Armistead, 5nS: Alice Stranger
75S; Ann James, 25S; Baltimore Arm.
stead, 81 90; George Early, S5S,
LIST OF FRIENDS.
Matte Hunter. 81 %; coward Ran,
dolph, SOC; Shedrick Taylor, SOC
Franz Randolph, 25S Augustus Arm
stead, PSF; Emanuel 1verson. SOC
Charlotte Bradley, 500; Sallie Brad
ley, 6Of; Mamie Gray, SOC: 'IenIiett'
Washing ton. 70S Cornelia Wood, T5S
Susan Randolph. 25r; Maria ct Harris
45S; Lucy Washington. 55c; Is. Ander
son, 25p; Carrie Robinson, 25S; Ed
monia Anderson, 27S Mamie Bro n
400; Hattie Christian 25S; Alice B, r
rell. 2OS; Matte Anderson, 35c vi.
siam Tay lor. 25cs
Chsmb~rlin Jones. 25S; Maria And er
g m, 20s: Harriet Mosby, 4OS; Alfre,
Howard 20; Mary Nash, 25S; Luc
| Richardson, 25S: Officers cOilecte
from friends. SO go. Also at the clos
ing of this club, grand entertainment
was given by the members of the clut
The guest was composed of quite
large number OF friends. 1t was one ,
the briefest held in the city for som
time.
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SATURDAY, JAN. Q, 1897,
Somewhere
IChicaro Times Heraldl

lOnlCdkO AAAACo AASAe-~l
Fea mystic realm of Somewhere,
Beyond the Sometime Sea,
The vagrant odors come where
The worlds ways torture me.
Der waves and lonely islands
Thy whispers come betimes,
AS Lutte notes in the silence,
AS minor poets rhymes.
o beckoning realm of roses, where
pleasures mark each mile.
These warnings are but music and
living is a smilel
: xeet as a virgins dreaming,
Who loves first kiss yet thrills
Fair as the flowers cleaning
Where moonlight softly spills
Mans later Eden, Somewhere,
We need must long for thee:
The tempter's lips are dumb there,
The serpent hates not free.
o beckoning realm OF roses, where
pleasures mark each mile.
There warnings are but music ano
living is a-smile.
WILL T. HALE.
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Do You Know Them2

CYNTHIANA, KY, Dec. "a, 1896.
Mr. Mitchell-Please let me know
il my father (Phil Harris) is yet alive
In 1881 he lived on West Marshall st.
IL you do not find my father on Mar
shall ST., have an uncle. George Har-
ris. on Brook Ave between Marshall
and Clay streets. Please ask OF him
where my father is
Respectfully,
PHmL HARRIS, Jr.
Care VIM. V. Coleman, Box 3O8
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The Austrian Dynasty.

The present emperor Of Austria is
Francis Joseph. who assembled the
throne Dec. 2. 194S. He is of the royal
house Of Hapsburg, which has held the
throne since 1882. Twenty-six sover-
eigns OF this house have ruled over Aus
tria- Rudolph I. the nobleman who
founded this royal family. built a castle
on the Habiohtsburg. or Hawks noun
tain. whence the name Of the family.
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A Fayetteville correspondent writes
under date of January 3D.:
Prof F. H. X Simpson arrived there .
Emancipation exercises were held
January 1st.
Prof Wick, q student OF Leonard
Medical School was in the city to at
tend the marriage of the Presbyterian
minister. Rev. Farley
Madame Marie " bite, the Virginia
MockinC Bird" scored a signal success
there. She was the guest of MIR. p @
Ac n
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his residence on Carter St. near Bev-
erly ST.
Several changes were made in the
election Of officers at Filth Church at
its regular Church meeting January
4th. Z. II Pierce WAS elected clerk
or. II. Freeman declined TO serve long
err. He has been faithful 70 several
years. X. " Ferguson, Treasurer +:
vii lam ". Rurfoi d. * on, Choir
Leader, William Ii. white; Organist,
b. K. Simms-
AJAX.
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The Largest PAPER.

[San Francisco Western Outlook
TIE Richmond PLANET issued q very
handsome Christmas number OF eight
pages. 1t is the largest paper we re-
ceived and it's editor ia a hustler.
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Dining Room

The finest dining saloon and lunch
counter is at the ECU STALO house,
7O2 East Broad street. Meals at all
hours except Sunday, when the dining
room is open to the public from . 4.
m. to 1880 p. m This department is
operated and managed by the we'll
K own Caterer, VIM II. Thompson
Oysters to order in boxes speciality
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Marry or correspond with pretty
urls and handsome gentlemen. Many
very rich
Address,
The Northern Matchmaking Co,
Private Box, SOL,
Lakewood, n. ].
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At Lynchburg Corporation Court
January 4th, 1897.
Martha S. Merchant, Plaintiff.
w. R. Smiths admr. and others, De-
PENDANTS.
In Chancery.
In appearing By affidavit filled that
the defendandts Lee A. Smith. John
Smith and Bette Smith. the last two
infant children { f John NTH deceas-
ed, are not now residents of the Stat
Of Virginia, on motion o. the Plaintiff
by COunsel. it is ordered hat the said
defendants Lee A. Smith, John Smith
and Bette Smith do appear here with
in fifteen days after due publication of
this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit.
A Copy -teste:
Sc. WINFIELD,
Clerk
Memo: The object Of this suit is to
divide the estate of W. r Smith de-
ceased amongst those entitled, also to
have the administration settle his ac-
counts.
Teste:
Sc WNGFLD,
clerk.
GoLDsBERRY & ARMIsTEAD. Counsel.
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WANTED For United States Army
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I OST. somewhere between the First
iBapt st Church iwhite) 18th and
Broad SITS and Bird and Baker SITS.
Sunday night. Bird inst three gold
rings One contains initials and is set
with three emeralds surrounded by
pearls. The other contains an emerald
while the third has black enamel.
A liberal reward will be paid for their
return to The PLANET, S14 Z Broad st.
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Important.

The public are notified that Hamlet
Robinson is no longer agent of the
Peoples Relief Association of Virginia
and that We will not be responsible for
any of his acts.
EVANS PAYNE, President.
E. A. WAsHINoroN, Sec'y.
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Elder D. Webster Davis will give a
grand lecture at Third St Baptist
Church. Monday night, Jan. Is. 1897
Admission l0e Reader, you and your
friends are kindly invited.
w. z. NASH.
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Notice.

Home office, Southern Aid and In
surance Company. Mr.. w A CONWAY
has been appointed by US as superin-
tendent of ride-water Division All
lie" claims when properly presented
TO him will be promptly paid
Joan E TAYLOR,
Secretary and Manager.
Branch Office PHI Queen Sire t.
Norfolk; Va. 81 Queen Street, Ports.
mouth, Va.
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THEY GO! WILL
YOU HELP

The Afro-American Bap-
lists, the Foreign Mission
Board of the National Baptist
Convention is arranging to
send out to Africa Brethren +.
Tule and G. A. F. Johns on
Tuesday, January Goth, 1907.
These brethren are native
Africans. Bro. Johns came to
this country about IS years
ago. His age is unknown.
Brother Tule came here in
September last, and is thirty
nine years of age. One is of
the Congo and one of the Tim
bu tribe. In company with
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DARVILLE LETTER.

DANvILLE. VA, Dec. %, 80
As for mirth, merriment and holiday
fun. Danville has certainly had her
share. Soirees. balls, Christmas-trees,
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LOCALS AND PERSONALS

The marriage of Miss Christians
Woodsou took place in Newport News.
She is on her bridal tour in this city !;
while here, she was stopping with her
parents on n 2eth st. Full account
next we. K.
DIR. George w. Cabannis of Wash
ngton, d. c., who has been the well
ONE guest of DIR and Mrs. r F. Tan
ell during the Christmas holidays. he
has returned to his home in the above
named city.
Rev. J. ii. Harvey of Richmond The
illogical Seminary, spent Sunday in
Petersburg.
Mrs. Leila Timberlake OF Boston
Mass is stopping with her sister,
Mrs. Mariah Hamm, on N. Both st.
Miss Mary E. Reynolds has returnt d
to the city from philadelphia, Pa
The Fourth Church Sunday-Scho !
elected their officers last Thursd az
night, details next week.
Mr.. l.. II Herbert is our efficient
correspondent for the East End in the
Virginia Baptist.
Mr.. Matthew Smith has returned to
the Hampton Normal School after 9
pleasant time spent at his home on n
18th st.
WHAT GIRLS WANT GOOD HUsBANDsT
Wanted-By two nice young men
who are DESTROYS of getting a good
wife, tbs same are to possess the
qualifications, viz. Must be good look.
ing, clear complexion. be round and
plump. height, four feet, five inches
age between Is and 81 years, amiable
disposition, know how to work. read
and write well, character irreproschs
bile. Photos exchanged in all sinceri
ty. Address, 500 North Both Street
care OF Young Mems Headquarters
Richmond, Va.
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". c. Saunders,

$50 W. Leigh Street and Btooke Ave.
Drug, Toilet Articles, Soap.
PERFUMES etc. Reasonable
prices. Prescriptions care
fully compounded. tall and
see US. ll-21-3m
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REMEMBER l--These Brethren are
preparing 10 return to their Native
land to help preach The Gospel to the
800 600, 900 there Remember 10 600
souls go to God daily without knowing
Him as Saviorl
Secretary Jordan will exhibit some
African curiosities. including an Afri-
can god mere than eighteen inches
high
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OHROMOS.

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TO THE PUBLIC.
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Church Hill Notes.
CHRISTMAS arFrs,

H1"1V14H17
The Peoples Relief Association was
very liberal indeed to it's agents Christ
mas, the results OF whose generosity,
all OF its agents received large, fat
turkey TO grace their table at the din
ner hour The agents individually and
collectively through this medium ten
der the Board their sincere thanks.
and will do more if possible to extend
the knowledge of the Association, not
out the nation. The working of this
association have already been feft, and
its record for honesty and fair dealing
as its business basis is to we'll known
to need comment here.-Success to
the Peoples Relief Sick Beneficial
Association of Virginia.