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FROM NORFOLK.
Martins Case Dismisse6-A Grand En-
tertainment-A Sudden DsSth-
Other ItOms.

NoRFoLK, Va, August IL. '97.
George Martin the14 year old color
ed boy who was arrested a few weeks
ago and sent on to the Norfolk County
grand jury, charged with an attempt
at train wrecking, has been released
on q nolle prosequi sent out by the at
torney. 1t will be remembt red that
he and several boys were In bathing
under the bridge, when the train OF the
Norfolk and Ocean railroad crossed.
Obstruction having been found, he
ran when pursued, believing that they
were after him for swimming in the
stream.
The second of the series of the Cha
tauQua entertainments of the Norfolk
ChatauQua ASSOCIATION will take place
Tuesday night next in ST. Johns A. A.
Z. Church. Miss Boyd of Washington.
d. c., will be the attraction and will
lecture on the subject: The New
Woman"
Quite an appreciative and cultured
audience of fully five hundred attend
ed the 6elikA entertainment in the
Butte Street Baptist Church, Monday
August 8rd. The entertainment was
all that could be desired. Madam Sc
likA being at her best. Her assistants
we're very good while her accompanies
was perfect. A shower of applause
followed her throughout amid endless
encores.
Mr.. George Duke, the popular
Church Street barber, who was involv-
ed in legal contest growing out of a
forged check that two sharpers entan-
gled him in, has been acquitted honor
ably.
Roston Road q mall koov,,,, fss3, al
or was taken suddenly sick Sunday
last, about or 2 o'clock, expiring
about 8 o'clock. Death was supposed
to be from heart troubles of which he
was supposed to be affected. His fun
eral took place from St. Johns A. NJ
E Church on Tuesday and was well
attended. Rev. d P. Seaton, D. D.
OBLIGATED. King David Lodge, Mum
her 14l2, Grand United Order of Odd
Fellows, of which he was attended the
funeral in a body.
A musical and vocal entertainment
under the auspicesLof Dahlgren Post
Grand Army Republic, were held
Tuesday night, in the Butte Street Bap
fist Church was fairly we'll attended
A free ticket to Buffalo, New York
was given to Rev. II. H. Mitchell, D
D., of the Bank Street Baptist Church
Rev r. H. Bowling Of the Butte Stree
Baptist Church and Rev. d. p, Seaton
OF the Butte Street A. M. E Church
their congregations having disposed
each OF 200 admission tickets
NEEDLES.
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FROM HOT SPRINGS.
Excelsior Literary Society.

Hot SPRINGS, VA, August 3. 1897
The Hot Springs Chapel was crowd
ad July 18th, with bright faces and an
xious hearts to render aid enioy the
prepared prepared program.
Mr.. T.. W. Mansfield, who is lie I'd
ing this soc ETY. onward and SUCCESS
fully, sounded the gavel at q D IN when
sweet silence prevailed, for the rendi-
ton OF the programme, The meeting
was opened by sweet strains of music
by the choir, Mrs. Davenport playing
the organ Prayer was offered by D.
w Hill, the pastor in charge here.
Eacf member responded to his name
bs quotations from the leading auth
ors: The Palm Beach quartette was al
its best.
"Rengi's address to the Romans. y
was ably detained by @. w. Tray
mum.
Miss Mary Lawson read very inter
tainingly
The audience was charmed bv the
beautiful trio sung by Mrs. a.. Obertor
Miss Wormley and Mr.. A. James
Then followed an excellent iebatt
between Miss es S II. benson and J. w
Neil, affirmative; and s ID Pannell
and 4. Q. Pannell, negative w. Payte
read fine paper. The Pannell broth.
ers are with us. They represent both
Theology and Medicine.
Reverend r.. C.. PanneH gave us a
soul-stirring sermon, July 2eth, from
Jere miah 5:7, subject, God wants 9
man."
The State Bar Association is now in
session at Hot Springs and creates
much interest.
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Deafness Gan Not Be nnred.

by local applies tions, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of ear
There is only one way to cure Deafness
and that is By constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an iHfismed con-
dltlon OF the mucous lining OF the Eu
stachian Tube. When this tube gets
intiamed you have rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing. and when it is
entirely closed Deafness is the result
and unless the inflammation can be tax
EN- out and this tube restored to its
normal condition. hearing will be de-
stroyed forever nine cases out OF ten
are caused by catarrh, which is moth
ing but an infiamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces,
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
Catarrhl that can not be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cireu-
lars, free.
F J. CHENEY, Toledo,O.
Sale by all druggist. 75S
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Another Oounoil.

Sarah Council. 1913, Independent Or
der OF II. Luke that derived It's name
from Mrs. Sarah p. Payne. wife Ct Rev.
Evans Payne with Uembership oi
more than so persons as conse-
Grated on Friday the 9Th, by the Right
Worthy Grad thief r kruce Even.
assis ed by Mrs Elizabeth Evans. De-
gree Chief o, Union Prospect Council.
together with n large nun.b.r of Past
Worthy Chiefs OF sister Councils
After the ceremonies quite an en-
1oyaOle collation. was served
he folio wing is the list % ofic -
Worthy Chief. Mrs. Margaret ~ ash
lngtoD; Worthy Vice Chief, Wis Su- ie
Blakley Wo~thy Recording 5 c. etnry.
Miss RO-a b. Jackson; Worthy FluaI-
cial Secretary. Miss Lucinda Hamm
Worthy Treasurer, Mrs Isabelle Wssl :
ington; Worthy Chaplain. Niss Eiize
M"ekins; o,thy Keeper Of Wcras.
Miss Mary + Poiisrj Worthy Father
Mr.. + 4. Washington; Wor nv advo'
csta. Yrs Rosa b Jackson; Worthy
Senior Conductor. Miss Mary r Smith
Worthy Junior 'ondlctOr. Miss Nat.
tie Payne; Worthy Inside sentinel
Mics Naunie Fountain; Worthy Out
side Sentinel, Miss Sarah Hewlett.
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STAUNTON LETTER.

STAUNToN, Va, August 8, 1897.
The attendance at all churches Sun
day was very large The several pas
tors being present in their places at
III O'Clock preached from interesting
subjects.
Mrs. Wallis. of Philadelphia, is in
the city attending the funeral of her
mother, Mrs. Nlchlas Mr.. George
Nichlas is also in the city.
Mr.. r H. Southall has returned
from Suffolk. Va. where he has been
for the last few days interest of the
Order of st. Luke.
Rev. Q. II. Morton has returned
home from short visit south.
The examination that was held ct
Public School, number ,, was well at
tended there being about 20 teachers
present.
Miss Mary and Julia Winston of
Washington are in the city the guest
OF their sister, Mrs. Louisa Johnson of
Sears bill.
Rev. Tyler and wife of Hartford
Conn are in the city visiting friends
The union excursion and picnic of
Mount Zion and Ebenezer Baptist
Sunday Schools to Crozet, on August
will leave the G & o depot at 9 m.
Fare for the round trip: Adult, SOC
Children under II years, 25S Athletic
sports will be enjoyed.
Prof. J Lewis Peters who has been
for the past five months in Alexandria,
is on flying visit to the city.
Misses @, q. And erson and c. Camp
bell has returned home from their
summer visiting Miss Anderson has
been visiting friends at Charleston, W.
Va.
Miss Campbell has been visiting her
brother and friends at Wilmington,
~ @.
: Miss X. Ellis left on Thurs5 az
last for EdRewood and other places
where she will visit friends
u w .ELLIs.
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Brsddook News.

BRADDoCK, Pa, August 10.
To the Editor of the Richmond, Va
Planet
Sunday was a warm day and the
churches were well attended. Grand
rally was held at Mount Zion Baptist
Church, and Reverend J. @. Harris
filed the pulpit. Reverend j. w.
Pain is pastor.
New Hope Baptist Church, Rever-
end johnson, pastor preached. Sub
ject, BE sure you are right. prov.
4:2c.
Communion was held at the Mount
Olivet Baptist Church, Reverend T.
II. Washington, pastor officiated.
Knights of Pythias Lodge, number 8,
held their monthly meeting and elect
ed @. o. Hackins and Joseph Kiser as
delegates to the Supreme Lodge which
will be held in Columbus, Ohio, on the
26th Of August. The lodge is in a
prosperous condition.
Mr.. Edward Clarke, the trustworthy
blacksmith Of the Cons olidating Steel
and Wire Company has been sick for
three weeks. We hope to see him out
soon.
We expect large turn out the 18th
at the Union picnic, which will be
held at Idle Wild Grove.
st. James A. NJ. E. Church of East
Pittsburg was dedicated Sunday. 1t
is a fine structure and cost $25 ,OOO.
Considering, it is the finest OF that de-
nomination west of the Allegheny
mountains. Presiding Elder Brown
cond ucted the services The days col
lection was something over $500.
The Odd Fellows Lodge is in a flour
ishinR condition.
Miss Vergie jeffrey Of Nervison Town
Pennsylvania, is visiting Mrs. Mary
Yatts of Chester street,
DR.. w. ID. Clinton, Of Pittsburg, was
in our town to-day.
John Stokrey was committed to Jail
on q very serious charge, for abduct-
ing one of our young town ladies. The
young lady is yet under Is years oil
age. Stokrey is formerly of Old Point
Comfort, Va. de will remain in jai
until he consents to marry the younf
lady whom he betrayed.
There was quite a numDer of prayers
sent up by the pastors Of all churchei
in behalf of the striking coal miners.
The Dsrnet mines, where the hard
est fight OF the miners is located i
three miles from Brsddock.
Mrs. Jersey Blank Bicker has return
ed to her former home, Madison Coun
ty, Va.
We would like TO have Editor Johl
Mitchell TO pay US visit this summer
Miss Matte ] Anderson, of Turtl
Greek, was in town to-day shopping.
w. q. RICHARDSON
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To Whom it May Concern:
At the State Convention. convened
at Salem, Va, May, 1897, all persons
present who had attended Richmond
Institute or the Theological Seminary
formed themselves into an organiza-
ton for the accomplishment of the fol-
lowing objects:
To bring more prominently before
the public the great good done by said
school
2 To place before the people the
work done by those gone out from this
school.
3 To bring them in closer contact
with each other anu the school.
In order to reach this desired end /
was chosen to solicit facts relative to
your work, for publication. Please
answer the following questions:
Where have you lsbOred7
What achieved7
Where are you now?
What are you doing?
Send facts to me-.
W. M. Moss,
2O2 s Main Street.
Dsnville, Va
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BERKLBY NEWS.

The entertainment given by the 9th
Street A. Nj. 4. Church came OF Mon
day night and was largely patronized.
whilst no one received the two priz as
consisting of a bicycle and watch.
there was considerable money raised
The first picnic OF the season was
given by the First Baptist Church IN
der the leadership Of Mrs. X. G l.
Paige at the old Cedar Grove grounds
and was largely attended We noticed
among the guests present the follow
ing persons:
Miss Bessie Murray. of Richmond,
Misses Rosa Douglas. Mamie Armstead
Alma Armstead Hattie Douglas.
George Colding. and Mr.. Theodore
Nash, A G Baker, T. w Christmas,
Thomas Il. Harris, of Portsmouth.
Va, besides many others from Norfolk
and Berkeley. All enjoyed themselves
until about 8 p m when they left for
nome carrying Pleasant remember
ances of the occasion.
Mrs. Atelia Smith died at her home
on Malone avenue and was buried on
Tuesday, the funeral being preached
by Reverend Sutton Griggs of the LIST
Baptist Church 1t was largely at
tended by the friends of the family
We regret to announce the death OF
the little child of Captain James of
the Pacific Cornet Band. The funer-
al and burial took place last Sunday.
Mrs Della Smith, who lives in Mont.
alaut, was run over and badly Injured
few days ago by the horse and wag-
on of Mr.. Henry Sylvester. While she
is somewhat on the mend no attention
has been paid TO her. nor has the driv-
er called to see her since the accident
MrrSsmuel b. Johnson and +. A.
DOwney have returned from their Wis
It's norJh and seem to be much refresh
ed by their trips.
Mrs. Mary Ann Wilson, of Walker
avenue is visiting relatives in Eden
ton. n. g.
Mrs. John Sumber and Mrs. Jessie
Jones have gone on visit TO their
friends in Nansemond County and will
attend the large protracted meetings
during their stay.
The belt-line road has about COM
menced operation and will soon be in
a condition to accommodate the pub
lie. When this line is complete a
person need not go to West Norfolk or
Primers Point TO catch a train for
southern points, but can board the
train at Union depot in Norfolk.
We notice that several new build
ings are going up in the town which is
sign OF a little prosperity.
Fish and fruit are seen in abundance
on our streets and in the market Pol
Isles are yet dull, but the sound of the
orator will soon be heard on the
stump.
Our churches and lodges have had
good attendances during the past
week and have accomplished much
good. One lady by the name OF Ives,
who is about so years old, protested
religion during the week at Brother
John Sumler's church.
A. E ROBINSON
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SATURDAY, AUG. Ia. 1897.
TIE MYsTIFYIEe VEIL.

will not say upon which line,
Because the Joke 10 far too fine,
Suffice to say, in Richmond town,
There happened what here write
dvwn.
We all pretend we do not mix
In social goes or politics,
That one shall have the first OF all,
The other wait his masters call.
On this high I'D principle the cars
Run on our streets for five cent
fares
Are all conducted night and day,
And none may ride unless they pay,
Except our city's fetal folks"
Who are famous for their little
jokes,
They draw good salaries, every one.
And like to have their little fun.
Thus merrily q car spun on,
With a good load Of Richmond's
Drawn,
When two fine forms OF ladies fair
Waved down the swift and festive
car.
Down jumped the white conductor
brave,
Helped both on board when with q
wave,
He siRnaled to the motor-man
To drive ahead, and on he rau-
He scans the dainty forms WHO scaled
The car steps while so closely veil
ed,
Secretly TO himself declares
Their forms divine, and thanks his
stars
That he had CHANGED their arms to
hold.
While thinking thus he grows
more bold,
And round In front of them he creeps
And at their pretty faces peeps.
Just then the ladies raise their wells,
As well becometh fair females,
When suddenly the man falls back,
For 10 behold the girls are black
"Confound those wells" he inward
swore,
eff / had known, I'd died before
1 would have helped those women on
And break the color line we've
drawn,
And then he looked so far away,
He did not hear some people say,
Who sat not far away from him:
"His eyes must have indeed been
dim"
He brooded and became quite sore ;
When all at once he heard roar
or suppressed laughter which now
rent
The air. At last it had found vent.
EVA.
The sequel to this poem will apes
in next weeks PLANET. Ed.
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PROM GOSHEN.
GosHEN. Va. August 10

GOSHEN, VA, August 10, '97.
Messrs. Edward Early and James
Randolph, the hustling farmers have
great prospects for their incoming
crops.
Mr. Armistead Bee who has been Ia
boring at the furnace work, is now in
partnership with Mr.. Jefferson in
forming, and both have accomplished
s great deal along that line. The form
or gave a very instructive and inter-
esting lecture on Morality"
Miss s. 8. Archer of Staunton. Va
who has been visiting her uncle, Rev
r. ]. Miller, has returned home to ac-
cept a salaried position in which we
hope her sncce So.
Mr.. G II. Randall is expecting TO
take the general agency for q firm in
Chicago soon. May he succeed
Last Sunday was beautiful dav. AL
so dedicatorial day here AtI1 O'Clock
Rev. Il. 9. Fox, ex-pastor of the Scott
Street Baptist Church Of BlueHeld
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FROM DANVILLE.
Doings of Many Weeks

DANvILLE, VA, August IL, 1897
The sunday School of Calvary Bap-
tist Church gave their annual pic mic
at Mr. Reaver's farm Monday, August
2nd. Quite an enjoyable time is re-
ported as a result of the days outing.
SAINT LUKEs INERT
Mr.. William Elliott left here Sun
day, August LIST, for Suffolk, Virginia,
to represent Aurora Council, 80, INDIE
pendent Order Of Saint Lukes at their
lhirtieth annual sitting and returned
with a glowing report for his council
and returns many thanks to the ladies
and gentlemen of city for their hospi-
tally shown him during his stay, also
to the ladies of River View Park for
their invitation extended him, viz:
Mrs. Fanny Laden and Miss Mary r.
Reid
The company composed of Right
Worthy Grand Chief William CT. Sin
gleton, and Miss l.. A, Willis of Rich
mond. Mrs. Z q. Owens and William
Elliott took a pleasant trip down the
Nansemond river to River View Park
where they found table heavily laden
with seasonable delicacies to the Joy Of
the innerman. After feasting here the
party returned we'll pleased with the
re ception rendered them.
MANY VISITORS IN TOWN
Mr.. John T. Chissell, young man Of
Petersburg and we'll known to Danville
society is spending a few days with
Mr.. Eddie Adams. The boys and
girls of our city have all Joined hands
in making his stay in Danville a pleas
ant one.
Miss Ellen Trent of Richmond is the
guest of Mrs. Motley,
Miss Gertie ColsOn is in the city. the
guest Of her sisters, Mary Colson and
Mrs. Melvina West.
We learned with much regret OF the
painful accident Of Tempy @, Johnson,
which was sustained by a fali from her
bicycle We publish with pleasure the
fact that she Is convalescing.
NEW ENTERPRISE FOR THE coLoRRD
PEOPLE
Mr.. Levi w. Holbrook is the prime
mover of a new enterprise among the
colored people of this community and
with a true manifestation of his usual
zeal and the unerring of counsel of the
men whose names and influence he is
now soliciting the business looked for
ward to has every reason to succeed.
consolidation of power both tinanci-
ally and intellectualiy-a stronger and
closer union among our cOlored men
looking forward to creation of employ
ment and the accumulation of wealth
among them, is the missing link in the
commercial chain which has for many
years failed to bind us in our business
interests.
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GU rHRIE-The funeral of Mr.. @.
Henry Guthrie took place from the
First Baptist Church. Monday, August
9Th at 4 o'clock p m. He died in the
full triumph of faith. Rev. Thomas Ii
White preached a very sympathetic
sermon. His only child, Miss Lula B
Guthrie, survives him.
Jesus while our hearts are bleeding
Der the spoils that death has won
We would at this solemn meeting
Calmly say,-"Thy will be done. -
Though cast down, we're not forsaken
Though afflicted, not alone,
Thou didst give and thou hast taken.
Blessed Lord, Thy will be done"
HIS Daughter
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OF his people As we looked over the
large congregation, we could see but
a few dry eyes. IL wasthe unanimous
verdict that the sermon was the most
powerful, effective and fruitful one
ever delivered in the church. Friends
only heed the advice. and success and
peace on earth is yours and heaven at
last.
SILVER TEA PARrY.
A few evenings ago Mr.. Thomas Ed
monds, like the true Virginia gentle
men who never tires in doing honor
TO his friends, gave superb silver tea
party at 5l5 West Franklin street to
the following invited guests:
Reverend and Mrs II. Powell, Rev
erend and Mrs. 4. Payne, Reverend
and Mrs. John Vest. Captain and Mrs.
w. II. Carter. Misses Sarah l.. Garter,
Rebeccs l.. Morton. Reverend Frank
Davis, w. 81. White, Esq. The host
ess Thomas Edmonds, William Cox
and Wren. The table was beautifully
decorated with choice flowers, best OF
ice-cream, very large peaches etc. II
was the best. most appetizing table
ever seen. We hope this courtly
prince pleasant sOjOurn while he il
rusticating on his beautiful farm il
ooochland Co., Va.
The 9th Church has organized two
armies and elected two very skillfu
generals and full qusrto OF able as
sistants to make war upon their deb
grand rally to come OF in September
next. Heed the battle cry, cheer TIT
brave women and men on to victory.
Misses Edmonia Anderson, Carr,
Robinson and Mrs. Sallie Jasper art
summering at Columbia. Va. Will,
Miss Loretta Smith is taking the coo
breeze At Gooehlsnd County, Va.
Miss Maria Monthly, of 11Oe Grow
Avenue, while summering at he
former home, Milford, Va, has beer
paralyzed for the past month. Lates
report, no signs Of improvement.
AJAX.
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N MEM0RIUM.

ITO live in hearts we leave behind
is not TO de-"
In memory OF our dear father, An
drew J. Morton, who died one year
ago tomorrow. August 10, 1897.
We miss thee from our home, dear
father,
We miss thee from thy place,
A shadow Ger our life is cast,
We miss the sunshine of thy face.
We miss thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care,
Our home is dark without thee,
We miss thee everywhere.
By his daughter,
NIL. M.
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D. & o. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS ON
JAMES RIVER DIVISION.

The @. & o. always popular Sunday
excursions via James River Division
to Scottsville and intermediate sta
tions are this year run on alternate
Sundays. Train leaves James River
Division depot at $3.50 a. m, Inc fol-
lowing Sundays: August 1st, 10Th and
26th; September 18th and 23th. Re
turning arrive Richmond $40 . m.
Rates from Richmo' d to Irwin csc
PemberIon 81 90, Columbia 81 %,
Scottsyille 81 so.
Subscribe to the PLANET. Quit boz
owing your neighbours paper
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EOTIOEl

Howard University, Washington,
D. O., Medical department. including
medical, dental and pharmaceutic col
leges, thirtieth session, 1878, will
open October Let and continue % sew
en- months. For information apply to
F. ]. ShAdd, M. D., Secretary, col ''R"
Street, n, W,
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WIPED out by one application OF
W STORMS Electric Paste. Snre
death to rats, reaches, mice or
bugs, 25S a box at WOODALL'S 22O
and 300 East Broad Street. Richmond,
Va. Mailed on receipt of price.
headquarters for the famous TOKA
Blood Tonic. Agents wanted.
Gall and inspect our Family Roman
Catholic Sacramento Service recon-.
mended by Cardinal Gibbons, 3O5 East
Pepsd Street, RichmoDd, Va. q.
lat
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methods existed among nsp Echo
will answer loud and plain, '"ris
snake in the grass somewhere
BIG 2.
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HAY FEVER

Hay Fever and Summer Colds are
"broken up" by "77," DR.. Humphreys
famous specific; 25c.-all druggists.
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You are invited to call at our new
ONCE: BIZ North Fourth St., between
Bread and MArshAll sts.
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Mrs. Vim. 4. SChIuetOr,
oIO N. First ST.,
(Cor Jackson St, Richmond, va)
Choice Groceries, Fine
Wines, and Liquors,
Cigars and Tobacco

Bar supplied with the best LIQUORS.
Will be pleased to see my MANY pa.
irons My prices are most reascnabla
my goods are the best. 8-I4-3m
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ISLAND PARK.
Grand Petriarche PicnicI
MONDAY, AUG. 80.
(From II A NJ. to sP.M)

Riebmor d Patriarchie. Number 8
for their Benefit All members and
friends OF the G U. o. of Odd Fellows
are cordially invited to attend.
Many attractions: Sack race. CATCH
ing greasy pig, Patriarchie drill. Boat.
ing and fishing Music by Prof. Joe
scott. Refreshments on the grounds
Admission, Iocts.
Committee-Major k ". CLARK. 81
GiipIn James A. smith, aaron bod
SON Morton Deane, @. II. 4. Strother
Chairman K. Beecher Taylor, Sect.
81 ala,
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" S, Lewis Nelson
" 8, Nathaniel Mason"
Not dead