Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-29


OF Ecc'er Building, corner 7th snd |
chestnut SITS and mold services every |
Sunday evening at 4:3O hev. A. |
Rush lectured 10 the Y. M. 9 A. last
Sunday at 80. His subject WAS the
Need OF young men who have Oonti-
dence of \ omnunity and Regard their
word and practice economy 10 their
lives" The Rev. handled his subject
With credit to himself, his race and the
community. and presume ne made
m iIs preston upon the young men
that will not soon be forgotten
Lawyer J. s. Lanier will lecture TO
the Young Mems christian Association
next Sundsy at 4:33 O'Clock
We have three cOlOred physicians,
namely Drs Jones, Hall, and Fuller
who are very popular among our city
Jeople and all of them have good prae-
tice.
We have three colored lawyers, A.
& Bridges, J =. Lanier and j :. Fits
and theJ all have = good practice
We have one cOlOred Livery Stable
ioing gooi business. Msssrs. Penn &
Law prOPri@tors
there are two Undertakers firm, Mes
srs Long & Co and Metsrs. bowman
md SIN tn and they are doing thriv-
ing business.
We have three colored Insurance
| Companies DING business in our city
and are meeting with good success UNI
Ter the management of the following
| gentlemen: w III. Bailey, manager for
the Peoples Benevolent and Relief
association of North Carolina.
] q LATHE, Supsriutendent of the
National Ind trial, Beneficial and En-
Iowment Company of Lynchburg, Va.
Samuel Toliver, Manager OF the
Working Mems Aid and Beneficial As
ISOLATION of Richmond. Va.
The cOlored companies have made 1t
pretty hot for the Virginia Life Insur-
lnce Companies They have been
forced to go around among their mem
bers and take up the policies in force
md send them TO the Home Office and
have them raised about 40 per cent on
heir face value for the same premium
i'm order to hold their members; and
still for all that the colored companies
have won over 500 of their members
Che great perplexing question with old
members of their companies who have
carried their insurance from one to five
years and are now receiving new poll
cies with new dates, is, what will bs
rheir fate in case death should occur
yitnin two or three months, wbi',
heir old policies have been cancelled
and the new ones only one-fourth ma
tur, Some light on this question
would be Of great benefit TO many .
NJ Vi~ginia's members who are halt
ng between two opinions as to wherl
hall place my policy.
Miss Mary l.. Brown, one of tn
feachers of the Graded Schools is ~
ing very i'll at her fathers residence a
7l9 Haven st
Miss Matte Segine of Knoxville
Tenn, has been Wis ting in our city 10
a few days. the guest OF Mrs DIR. Jone
She left on Saturdays train for Ra
leigh.
Mrs Malone died suddenly on Fri
J. day night after doing a hard day
work. It was supposed to be hear
4 trouble.
Court is going on this city at presen
but n important case on docket
!, A young man WAS sentenced to thre
= years on County Road for fighting an
ON returning Ia Jail he made a brea
:. COR liberty and the officer did som
: fine shooting, but the prisoner, Toll
Wilson outrunned the powder an
/, lead
The winter breeze from the Pile
- Mountain has ceased breathing upo
our city and warm summer days hRv
4 made their appearances once mor- an
= times seem TO be improving some 6
our colored merchants seem TO
! getting Saturday evening move O
:, themselves early Saturday morning
= with the many nobbY little deliver
wagons on every corner Sith the amui
=, ing little drivers harping a ny on hi
- new spring bird song There is a fres
coon in town.
., The following colnred gentlemen al
- doing hustling merchandise bushes
= Samuel Toliver, lI2 East 4th stree
| sr,x -
Is produce, head quarters for Richmon
- PLANEr.
- Messrs. Bethel Brothers. roo Chest
! nut street, family groceries and col
dictionaries
Henry Durham, POP East 7th stree
- family groceries, cool drinks, mi
:, shake, s da water and pop on ice.
- Mrs. Mamie Christian, North Trad
4 street, groceries and first class resta
rant and seamster.
n Mr. Albert Peery, East 7th stree
- family groceries.
= William Houston, corner 9th al
~ sycamore streets, family groceries
~ q. T. Hampton. 7l6 East 9th stree
groceries and country produce.
40 F. ID. Banks, groceries.
- P. s Scates, Hickory street, fami
groceries.
Samuel Pollard. Southwest Winsto
general merchandise and head-Qus
tiers for a good time.
Winston Rucker, 1915 Trade stree
headquarters for family groceries
'r North Winston.
K II. Hawkins, Depot street, fami
groceries and first-class shoe shop.
J. L. Martin, North Main sire,
cheap groceries every day and n
in gospel on Sunday
10 J.H Brim, city market dealer in fl
oysters, biyds and dressed fowls.
an o. w. Hawkins, city market, butte
a.. ar beef. mutton veal and pork.
an +. A. Lash, Depot street, fam
ns groceries.
ac- Robert Warren, west-end grocer
ar and general merchandise.
at s. L. Long & TO-, undertaken, FL
AZ 4th St
81 Bowman & Smith, undertakers q
ed Embalmers, COL corner 9th and Che
no nut SITS.
nd Penn 4 Law, corner Liberty and
elf pot street, 6rst-class Livery stable
The North Caroline Relief & Benz
client Association, Office withy s Fl
attorney.
ity w II. Bailey, Liberty street, NAL
er- ger
NJ The National Industrial and Eudo
- menu company OF 1@yHcnDuFGs a.
'us fee with DIR II II. Hall, J. q LatI
NJ superintendent, Church st.
~ The Working Mems Aid and Benz
;re tial Association of Richmond, Va.
flee at Samuel TOliver's store, ll2 E
I, 4th Street, Samuel Foliver, manae
ION Yours truly,
at TAR HEEI
as
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nd Samaritans Anniversary.
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