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The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03

the sheet and replaced it in its hiding
place.
Esther" she said, with so much
earnestness that Esther looked arourd
in surprise, Il want you to have this
silk made to wear at my wedding. You
must grant me this one request
1t was brought from the webs of the
East by an aunt for Esther's wedding
dress.
Dear Child" Either answered,
coloring. something darker would be
more becoming to me. 1 an not 10"
she laughed, with tinge of sadneas in
the tone.
"No," Dorcas acquiesced, but you
are a. fair and as hesutiful "a il you
were, and only 10 years b.yond that
charming number. IC is settled" she
pleaded with care>s. You must give
me this one fay II 0 the h4ppjest day of
nv life
E ther Kissed the mott eyes ard was
silent. just then ID ,rca>'s lover, HaIri.
Brockton, was announced
"aeigh ho,' he exclaimed, entering,
''what scheme il thi.-:rying to snare
me into marrying the great-grand.
mother? l. it not bewitching:"
YES" Dorcss admitted, with no
thought of her words. "ADd Esther is
to have this made for the occasion she
added, pointing to the sherry folds, with
apparently more interest in that event
than in her own afflirs. ''IE must be a
strict secret" she declared with authori-
ty. Il must have my way this once in
life. OF course Hannah must know,
as she is our right-hand help; and L
suppose Jared will nave to share with
us,-Iear, odd, little man. l have an
errand there. l am going d Dwn inmedi-
ately, and, Harri your sudden appear
ance is very opppGtune l wish you to
accompany me-"
81 declare fort" Jared IT d cted after
their departure, II dunno about so
many and such varied secrets What
makes ev'ry body come to Us with emp
81 think it is quite complimentary"
Hannah said proudly. "a tribute to
our helpful nature, Jared"
"What if L should spring a leak!'
You mustn't" was the stern admopi-
ton. You did come pretty near lettin'
out something about the house to Dor
cas-, if hadn't pinched you pretty hard"
wall you be around to solder up
things. women's secrets be so Gurus.
They have so many protuberances.
Bay winder here, and dormer there, and
skylight some'rs else, till you can't
touch 'em without lettin' in light. L
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE.
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03

They seem to ooze right out -of him."
"I'n keep it, Esther" Jared spoke up
enthusiastically. If they press me too
close I'll tell 'em it's for committee meet
in's. Lucky after all you and Hannah
went inter that kind o. business; and |
do sartin think, Esther, that you be
real honor to the schools of our town;
only I'm leetle afraid if you women git
under Roadway you'll run away with us.
What you goin' to do? Is Burleigh Man
nis-?'
jared" Hannah said with authority.
"Yes'm."
"If Dorcas is willing, shall have the
wedding in the old square room"
Esther began bravely, but suddenly
hesitsted, as the color left her face.
"Where the grandmas and the mother
became Brides" Hannah carelessly add
ed.
Eyes. And genuine old Thanksgiv-
ing dinner it shall be. My Calista will
be tower Of strength in the heavy work,
but want you, Hannah, to assist in the
preparations in the cooking department.
And, Jared, can L get you to trim the
shrubs, and cut down the weeds, and put
the premises in good order generally?"
"Sartin, sartin, Esther. You tell me
what you want done. suppose you'll
want the tall lilacs back of the south
door preserved" Jared Numbered.
mo-" Esther replied in firm voice,
~ wish every one cut down and the roots
ia ken up. And now must 60 Immediate
~ to see about carpenters and paper
hangers. The fireplaces will not be dis
turbed, but shall have modern heating
apparatus put in. And the Thanksgiving
entertainment is to be baked in the old
brick oven.''
"What on airth!'' Jared exclaimed,
when Esther had gone. "Them lilac
bushes cut down that she's allus venerat-
ed don't know much about sentiment,
| guess, but Esther had them bushes full
ont, and never would have leaf touch.
ed"
"Don't you mention Burleigh Mannis's
name TO her," Hannah cautioned. "rm
surprised at your thoughtlessness. I
hope she has forgotten him before this"
"She used ter be middlin' confidential
with you. wonder If she kept any of
them letters of his. I would. I'd kept
'em till the day o. Judgment. Kinder
handy ter have yer testimony long with
yer. Burieigh's greet lawyer now / s'pose ;
but if had the say when they come up
in evidence, I'd put him in the BOTTOM
less pit and put the cover ON tight, 1
would
"There, Jared, don't get excited, and
keep Esther's secret. Dorcas will make
a beautiful bride, and they say she's
going to marry we'll. They will have the
old house for summer home, perhaps.
must look over my recipes for wedding
cake, for Esther will have it baked in the
brick oven like the mothers and grand
mas.",
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03

middlin' busy winkin' and blinkin'; and
s'pose It's about 80 with Esther. Wo-
men be pesky .curus critters, anyway.
Now, when know you're planning ter
git the best of poor old Jared, yer do it
so kinder nice 1 pretend I don't see it :;
and dare say Esther has the same fac
ulty. hope Burleigh's heart won't be
shiftin' around, if his head is"
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-03

THERE WAS REAL SURPRISE IN IT-BUT
THE OUTCOME OF THE STORY WAS
QUITE sATIsFACTORY.-EMM LOUISE
CIRCUIT IN THE SPRINGFIELD REPUBLI'
CAN.-THE OLD HOUSE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08
Mrs. Walter s. Cowan spent last
raek in NaW York

Mrs. Walter s. Cowan spent last
week in New York.
Mr.. John Burton arrived Ia Rich
m md yesterday morning from his
pleasant trip south.
-Nrs. Susan Fredericks, of Balti-
more, Md has been in the city fer
two weet visiting her sister, Mrs.
Francis Richardson, rear 5l5 East
Grace st.
Mrs. C. Dennison, of Mount Yer
non, New York, is stopping at the re-
sidence of her niece, Mrs. Rosa Tay-
lor, 10l1 North 7th st.
MIR. William B Smith. Jr OF lst
Battalion Band and Sergeant Parhan
of Company b, 1st Battalion Virginia
Volunteers, were the guest of Col. H.
l. Jones of n Y,
Rev. R. Beecher Taylor will
preach sunday morning at the First
Baptist Church at IL O'Clock on the
subject, Resurrection"
The original Independent Club
was ra-organized on last Sunday, May
2nd. A special meeting of the club
will be held Sunday itO-morrOw) at
2I5 West Leigh st at o'clock.
Mrs. Martha Pettiford of Balti-
more, who has been visiting in this
CITY. the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Royal
Threat has returned home. She had
a pleasant stay.
Mr.. William Immersion died
Monday Nay 3rd. The interment was
at Cedarw God Cemetery. Mr.. John b.
Harris funeral director efficiated.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Undue Discrimination.
PHILADELPHIA. Anr.

PHILADELPHIA. April 20, 'a7.
A few days ago the firm of Wanna
maker q Brown, whose store is called
Oak Hall, discharged all of their col
ored employees with two exceptions,
1.-TWO elevator men). The men who
were disch urged had b en- with the
tirm for years and had given entire sat
isfaction in the discharge Of their du-
ties.
1t was learned from one of these
men that there was no fault to be
found with them, but that the firm.
had employed a new manager who pre-
ferrcd white men TO colored
Oak Hall is a large retail gentle
mems clothing store, which enjoys q
large share of the colored trade. Dur
ing the last general conference of the
A. M. church, held in this city, this
house solicited and succeeded In get
ting large share of the patronage of
the delegates to the conference.
How q reputable house like Oak Hall
plOyees to be Disseminated against.
on account of color. is the wonder of
the colored people of Philade phia.
We, as q race are slowly but surely
driven to the wall; we have been con-
tent'd With the crumbs, but now the
crumbs are being taken from us Soon
er or later we will have to unite for
our hresides, our wives, our children
and our existence
Let our ministers who are our teach
ors. study our true condition and m
struct the people how to earn a living.
how to combine their forces Let our
ministers realize that the source from
which they draw their revenue is being
stopped.
Easter Sunday was a grand day all
nature seemed to smile as if in com
memoration of The Resurrection All
OF our churches were u. usually well at =
tended.
Rev. Johnson of ST.. PauPs Baptist
Church delivered a discourse to the
Sunday School of his church, on last
Sunday afternoon, which was one of
the most practical it he's ever been nv
pleasure to listen to Rev johnson is
doing noble work. tie is the right
man in the right place.
The Amphion Singing Society, I'M
der the auspices OF the titiz ms Re-
publican Tub, will present the opera
OF Mikado at the Academy of Music
May 9th. AS these IRE representative
organization oil lovers OF rae progress
should make this effort a succ ~.
Philadelphia ID sparing no pa rs Ct
expense TO make the unveIling Il
Washington statue in Paramount
Park on May I4'h. an historical event
in the history Of the city and of the
nation.
n STEKIPEN
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08

JACKSON-The funeral Of Mrs Pol
~ Jackson who depart d this life Cd
Thursday, 29th uIE, took place from
the oh st. Baptist Chu ch last sunday
of which the deceas had been a con-
sistent member since it's organization.
The pastor, Rev. W. F. Graham preae h
d beautiful and q pathetic sermon
during which he characterized the de-
ceased as woman of a must lovely
character, faithful wife al d most
loving mot her and all v no knew her
can atfert
A husband and -four sons survives
her, Messrs. Robert and Samuel, Wise
and John b. Jackson, other relatives
and friends to mourn their loss. The
pail bearers were Messrs. Edward
Coleman. ] w. johnson, Jesse Scrugrs
William Brow n, Edward Roman and s
s. Baker.
Dearest mother. thou hsst left US.
We our loss most deeply feel;
But tits God who has bereft US,
And he can all our sorrows heal
Her Sons
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08

when ti.s little ones will make you hap
py and the 26th will be the K, neral
sale night ss well az the night when
the handsome Rosewood Gavel VIII be
awarded the Society reporting the
most money for voting tickets. sew
eral OF the leading organizations are
working hard TO procure the gavel.
We are glad TO announce 20 our
friends that the PLANET will reach Us
on Saturdays regularly hereafter, and
parlcrs Ill Foote Street or at the re-
sidence OF w. A Tribbett, 4O4 Orchard
St. Leave or send orders TO either
place and we will deliver the paper tC
you Saturday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08
A Word From the Field

ALLOW me space in your valuable pa
per TO say few words t. uchiI4g our
State work.
We attended a meeting Of our State
Mission Board, which met in the study
OF the Bank Street Baptist church on
the 18th OF April. Many new ideas OF
int rest we're advanced for develop
ment. Annual reports from the Gen
sral Missionary and District seer eta
ries were received with great satisfac-
ton to every member of the Board
present.
The General Missionary made rec
concentrations OF stations for the stu
d. mt missionary development this
GUNNER, and the student missionaries
recommends d by DIR. Coley were ap
point d accordingly. We are expect
log seRt work from our student mis-
sioparies this summer. The secretary
OF the Board will inform them of their
field in good time.
We found our Educational ard Mis-
sic n work alive with the ministry anc
churches of the East. We preached
Easter Sunday morning for Rev n. w.
Ohilds at the Mount Hermon Baptist
| Church.
Leaving Tidswater in the afternoon
we arrived at Petersburg in time I,
preach for Rev. Charles B. ". Gordon
at night Touching this very able di
vine, it is only Just to him as we'll al
to the great Baptist cause, to say that
any city. state or country, can we'll fee
proud OF such a preacher, organizer
and educator as the above named. At
ter meeting his con. rvRstion, whose
best name is multitude on Monday, w.
visited his school and National Or
phanage, both under his control and
supervision, all OF which led us to the
conclusion that Rev Gordon was moi
only blessing to his race, but to this
country.
bis school ard orphans ge is no long.
er paper d proposition. but a glOri
Jus reality. So gre at and far reaching
is the fame OF this brother that ths
First African Baptist Church of the
city Of New Orleans has recently ten
dered him unanimous call to its pas
torate at salary of fifteen hundred
dollars year. But more than a thou
and voices ere linging in Petersbur,
in the most bitter protest.
On Sunday night when Rev. GordoI
read this call to his church. it seemed
that heard not less than eight hun
dred sing out mol noii Though this il
, indeed a fiattering Uffer to our broth
. er, Petersburg and the Baptist brotl..
erhood en- i'll afford to give him W
We hope that our worthy Brother Cor
don will make this a.subject of prayer
end hold himselfjn readiness to do tn,
dictation Of the Holy Spirit.
Just few days ago the Nationa
capital lifted from Virginia Theologi
ctl garden one Of its precious trees, il
the person Of Professor Hovev an,
now the Southern Gateway city, beg
for Virginia's "Talmsge'' in the per
son of Rev. Charles B. W. Gordon. ]
!. appears that Virginia is not only In
mother Of States and slater men, bu
ministers as well.
] N. YOU'VE,
General Missionary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08
GLEN LINCOLN COAL AND COKE
COMPANY.

To thu Stockholders of the Glen Lin
coin Coal and Coke Company:
You are hereby requested to be
present at the stock holders meeting.
which will be held at the flee of the
company at 10 80 a. m Wednesday.
May 10, 1897 You are also requested
to come prepared to pay all you can
on your stock.
By way of encouragement We wish
to saw that our Attorney, Mr.. r. p
Armistead and that great enterprisine
Negro capitalist, Mr.. Adolphus HUM
bles have just returned from making
an examination Of our coal lands
They are more than satisfied and with
the assistance and support of Mr.
Humbles of Lynchburg we have or
dered the survey of the Railroad to
connect our mines with the L. & Mr.
r and work will commence on the
road az soon as the engineer is ready
for US.
All friends who desire information
concerning the company or who wish
to take stock are cordially invited to
be present at the meeting. This meet
ing is Of great Importance so we hope
every stakeholder will be present.
By Order of the Executive Board,
J. W. WINSTON, Sec'y.
s. At.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08

In long article describing the beau
tif0l silver cup presented to Prof Oscar
+ Gleason, the renowned horse trainer
and tanner, by the United States Gov
eminent recently. a leading Philadel-
phia paper made these remarks:
Prof. Gleason is the recognized lie ad
ing authority on matters pertaining to
the history, breeding, training, break
ing, buying, feeding, grooming, shoe
ing, doctOring and the general care of
the horse. He has handled raore
horses than any one man in the United
States, and we doubt not in the world
He has never taken hold of hoT Sc
that he has not thoroughly trained
The system 10 simple, but complete
and effective"
Notice our offer in another column
of this paper of copy of Prof. Glsas-
on's great book on horse tanning and
horse training free TO every new sub
scriber to this paper. The book has
always sold at s. so. This offer is only
for a limited time, as we have made
arrang, ments with the publishers fol
a small supply of the books.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08

STOKES-Martha E Stokes depart
ed this life May list, 1897, at 4 :55 p. m.
after one years illness. She died in
the full triumph of faith. Her funeral
took place at the Bird Street A M. Z.
Church, Monday, May 3rd st 10 m
and was preached by Rev H. Brice,
OF the Leigh st. M. K Church assisted
by Revs q. A. Holmes aud ]. E. Raw
Inns. Text, Phil. 1:2l.
Her remains were carried to Lunen-
burg County for interment. She
leaves a husband, one child, three sis
tiers, four brothers and other relatives
and friends to mourn their loss. The
pall-bearers were as follows :-Messrs
- Jones, Edward Bum, Cornelius
Bland, Bedford Stokes, Flemminp
Goodman, Isaac Reed. James TIL mp
son. w. 1. Johnson, funeral director.
when peace like river attended my
way,
When sorrow, like sea pillows roll,
Whatever nay lot, Thou hast taught me
to say,
1t lie we'll, it is well. with my soul.
Her Husband.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08
Down in Fulton

Mr.. Stephen Watkins, while trans
ferrinR cars from one track TO another.
met with very serious accident. His
right leg was broken above the knee
hat will his employers do for him?
lie is a poor-laboring man with q wife
and five children.
Mrs Hester A. Scott, NJ. n. g. of the
Household OF Ruth, number 1919, Miss
Hattie B. Wood, Noble Grand, OF the
said lodge took part in the anniver-
sary services of the Odd Fellows, at
he Rising Mount Ziou Be pUist Church,
Sunday evening at $3.50, by singing
Another young lady, also an officer of
the said household read an essay
or the occasion.
Mr.. ] w Coleman, OF the THEOLOGY
cal Seminary delivered his farewell ad-
dress TO the Mount Calvary Baptist
hurch Sunday School on Sabbath
morning of last week Reverends j.
Harris and frederick Williams ad-
dressed the Rising Mount Zion Baptist
sunday School
The anniversary sermon of the Mt.
Erin Lodge, number 1913, and the Full
ton Household of Ruth, number 1919.
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
was preached at the Rising Mount
Zion Baptist Church Sunday evening
at the 8 80 O'Clock, by Reverend l.. H.
Dickerson.
MIR. Thomas Z. Johnson died on the
9th ult. in the full triumph of faith
at his residence in Henrico County
He was TO the time of his death
faithful member of the Rising Mount
Zion Baptist Church, and also
worthy mt mber of Lodge, number 80.
Independent Order of Good Samari-
tans. He ives buried on the 2Sth by
the at owe lodge. Rev. James officiat-
ing. Funeral Director. Henry Cooke.
Brother johnson was very young,
but the Master called for him. He
leaves a father, two brothers, one sis
ter, wife, two children, and a host of
friends to mourn their loss.
Messrs. Robert Henderson, John S.
Brown, and Mrs. Mildred Johnson are
sick.
Mrs. Rachel Jones left for New
York city to visit her son, Lennie
Jones.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08
HOw's This /!

We offer One Hundr red Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. Cheney & Company,
Pfoprietors, Toledo, 0 !.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last l 5 years, and
be lieve him perfectly honora bic in all
bur mess transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
WEsT & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
WALDISG, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is tai en- iptern-
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Price Zoe. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08
A Gard of Thanks.

1 am very grateful to the many
friends for their kind attention shown
to my brother, (Lswyer John M. Bur-
Iell) during his visit. he left the city,
feeling we'll pleased with the hospital
ty which ha" come tn him fr IN you and
regretted that he c. I'D no comply with
the many invitations which had been
extended to him. Yours truly,
3, T.. BURRELL.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08

JOHNSON-Died at her late resi-
dence on Williams street Sunday, Nav
2, 1897, at 9:20 m, Mile johnson.
beloved wife of Richard Johnson In
the 79th year of her age.
Peaceful be thy silent s'umber,
Peaceful in thy grave so low,
Thou no more viii Join our number.
Thou no more cur sorrow know.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fed.
And in Heaven with Joy to greet
thee,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
The funeral took place from Fifth
Baptist Church (colored, corner Cary
and Harvey Streets) Tuesday morning,
May 4th at IL O'clock. Friends and
acquaintance were present.
Goochland County, Virginia, papers
please copy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08
Anniversary J

The second double anniversary of
the Third Street Baptist Church and
pastor will begin on the I'd Lord 8 day
Tomorrow and will continue three
weeks Able divines OF the city will
presch.
All friends are kindly invited to turn
ont to hear the grand sermons and
helm the church raise money to meet
her present obligations.
God loveth a cheerful giver. All
choirs are kindly invited to accompany
their pastors.
ELDER w. e NAsH, Pastor;
BIO. J. W. WILLIAMS, hurch CLERK.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08
18th Anniversary.

The 18th Anniversary of the Gran,
United Order Of Ancient Sons Al ,
Daughters OF Israel will take place a
the S. th Mount Zion Baptist Church
sunday, May 49, 1897. The sermon
will bs preached by Rev. A s. Ihom
as, OF the Sharon Baptist Church
THOMAS BAKER, Chaplain:
WILLIAM Lacy, N. 8. @ ID. NJ:
JAMES SHELTON. Grand Deputy;
WILLIAM H. JOINS, Grand Sec'y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08

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Lots Of other single pieces We can't
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WHATEVER SHIRT WAISTS
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ENTS WANTED --Ladies or
gents in every locality to solicit orders
for enlarged crayon portraits. Good
work and low prices. Send your pho
to to be enlarged free for sample.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-05-08
Attention Samaritans 81!

To the Independent o der Of God
Samaritans and Daughters OF SamariA
Greeting:
The adj lurned delegates meeting
at Samaritan Hall. Navy Hill, April
23rd will reconvepe May 10th at the
same hall at $3.50 p NJ sharp. All
lodges are hereby notified TO Bend rvs
delegates as represer tatives. Busineta
OF x eat importance to DO transacted.
JorEPH N. MEYERs.
V N GwATHMKY.
Deputies,