Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-03-27

ed to me little sum Of money. And
not only those who were present out
others who were not able to come
themselves, remembered me-
Not only did they administer to my
temporal wants, but also to my spirit
ual wants. by singing and praying with
me, which was very encouraging ior
am totally blind.
When 1 was sick We visited me and 9
hungered ye fed me, when I was
, athirst We gave me drink, for Christ
, saws, "1nAsmuch as ye have done IL
unto the least Of these my little ones
We have done It unto me-" ~
Sisters tongue cannot express my
thanks to you, but my earnest prayer
J. to God is that he may ever bless ana
take care OF you aud eventually save
YOU in his everlasting kingdom.
Your brother in Christ Jesus,
DENNIS GREooRY.
! OBITUARY.
The remains of little Junius Tucker
months old child of Mr.. and Mrs
IN Matthew Tucker who died At the resi-
dence OF his parents, Ola North 9th st.
after brief iilneas March ~, 1897 wa
entered in the Evergreen Cemetery OF
the 18th inst.
ar Mr.. Major Williams died Mar -
1897 at his residence. 27lo h Sc. III
funeral took place from the Fourt
RaptisS Church, Friday evening at
m. Rev. Evans Payne otiioiatet
- He v.zs member of the Sixth M
} to Zion Church for eighteen years, II
of leaves 20 mourn their loss, a wife, se'
ma en- children and SIX RrAndehilorei
We hope that our loss is his etern
gain.
ter Dearest husband, thou has left us.
nit l. lnaa wa dAAnlw faQl
ast But tits God who has bereft US,
,nt- He will all our sorrows heal.
of PERSONALS.
heir Death notices must hereafter
ned sent TO the office for publication, &
bear charges are trivial.
Recollect Aessrs. Fulst & Compan
cry Grocers conduct an up-to-date ste
nit on 18th St., opposite Venable, accea
ora Bile to both car lines. Give them 20
-. orders. Mr.. James Williams will
liver them.
rant Mra. Sallie Dickerson, wife OF RI
anne L. H. Dickerson Is convalescent.
tion Mrs. Maria Hartwell continues 81
- 70 at her home on III st.
Those who danced at the recent 81
the per were forgiven.
ring Mrs. Mary A. Harvey who has bs
ng q quite SICK recently Is getting aiC
While nocey We "Of'0 'o' ''''
pro- The Peoples' Relief Association
Id go sues no more sick certificates. II
are making excellent progress desT
the hard times.
Alor- The Nickel Savings Bank is do
,, A well. We hope 70 give hiographi
! Az sketch of it's President, DIR. Il. F. T
nvic- Gil anu cas"-' W"
o en- snort. xryA.,. A:s A.A
still continue the good work Of pay
sick and death claims.
The anniversary exercises of you
ropic Baptist Sunday School will take pl
DOOO. next Thursday might.
sctedt The correspondent can be found
exc 81O5 Venable street. All news for I
erton column addressed here will rece
ar prompt attention.
4 the Watch for an account OF the b
DIV of liant social OF the Hyacinths So,
and Club next week. 1t was . fine affai
it in Call on Mr. Philip Holmes for &
Ter ceries. wood and coal. He desj
lnted your patronage.
8 the The sketch of Mr.. John w. Muir
GER will appear next week.
like Mr.. s.. B. Stewards stand on 2
from and Venable streets is the headqI
de- tiers for fresh fish, oysters and ga
les OF Call on Hmm.
We are proud to n0te that the DO.
ublished IN this paper. and writ
by Mr.. o. NJ. Steward are compose'
choice and clean cut senten
ou.n, Church Hill can at least boast Of
80 oI poet.
reefs The Old Folks Concert at Fou
nre Church. Monday night was well
tended