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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-12-25

The many friends of Mrs. Mary
E. Meade OF North eth street will be
glad to learn that after having been
confined to her room for seven weeks
with an attack of muscular rheumatism
is much improved, and hopes 30 be out
in few days.
Mr.. John II. Mabrey left the city
Friday to spend the Christmas holt
days. He will visit Washington, Rec
tortown, Front Royal and Finn Hill
before he returns to the city.
Mr.. w. A. Payne left for Phila-
delpkia and Washington Friday to
spend his Christmas holidays with his
sister and friends.
Rev. Stephen L. Newly, of Eliz-
abeth City N. o is in the city and will
establish mission of the A. M. E
Zion Church here.
Mr. Grafton Lewis and wife, Of Re.
novo. Pa, are in the city, the guests o.
Mrs. Alice LightfOot, No, 523 north Adj
ans st.
Mrs. Rachel Allen, of Ca Ira
Cumberland County, Va is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Thompson OF
9l8 st. Johns St. She will spend th'
winter.
Mrs J. Andrew Bowler. who ha
been indisposed during the past week
lis improving under the skillful treat
ment OF DIR. Sarah g Jones.
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TIE CHURCHES.
Will Observe Prayer-Special Music for
To-Day.

Among the many sanctuaries there
are but few who have arranged for any
special exercises during the holiday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold
public Reception in that building
At the First Baptist Church on sun
day morning December 26th, at 1l:15
O'Clock. Song Service will be held aud
a special program will be rendered as
follows:
Organ Prelude--Glory Be to God
Haydn.
2-Chant--O Come Let US Sing.
3-Invocation.
4-Hymn Number zoe.
5-Scripture Reading.
R-p1 aver.
7-Anthem-Praise Ye the Lord.
s-Sermon by Rev. NJ. McWilliams.
9-Prayer.
io-Anthem-And There were in the
same Country (Myers)
11--Solo- Jerusalem. (Weatherly)
by MIR Q. w. Neon,
I2-ChristIan Hymn-Angels in Chorus
Joyfully Cry (Scb uberl)
I3-Solo-A Dreame OF Paradise (Gray)
l4-Anthem-O Lord How Manifold
(Barnby)
Mrs. Mamie Osborn, Organist; Mr.,
Tharps Musical Director.
The Third Street A. M. E. Church
will hold special service this morning
at IL O'CLOCK, when that choir will
render an excellent program. DR.
Holmes. will preach.
AT SAINT JosEPHs' CATHEDRAL.
Services at the st. Joseph Catholic
Church will begin this morning at
o'clock. Miss Maggie Rhyme, has ar
ranged a magnificent Musical Or gram
which will be rendered by the choir at
this service in the following order
Rose Wigs yric-G loria-
Veni Creato-Credo. Offertory --Adaste
Observation-Disclosures. Agnus
Dei-and Dina no bis Pascan. Father
Duniao will talk on the feastse.
Second service at Z A. NJ. Third at
8 O'Clock closing with solemn bene-
diction.
At Communion Handle Largo" will
be rendered on Violin, accompanied
by Organ.
At ,the Recessioual "Glory to God
will be sung by the choir.
Soprano: Misses Mary Brooks, Sarah
Chase, Sylvia Smith, Nora Brooks, and
Lille Baylor. Alto: Misses Saddle
Whiting, Chesceller Chase, Gertrude
Hope. Basso: Theo. Hope. and Casell
Oliver.
Miss Maggie Ryne, Organist and
Musical Directress- In order TO pre-
vent large crowd at the first =
it was necessary to issue - servic
mission. ..kets of ad
| At Mount
service .,aruel Bautist Churc
will be held at IL 80 o'clocl
Iloir has arranged special music Il
Christmas morning
, At the Fifth Street Baptist Churc
the B. Y.P. u. will control the serviC
this morning at III 80 Choir has a
I ranged an excellent program for Il
!, occasion and pretty music will be rene
: cred. Rev Thomas, will preach.
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Y. N. O. A Notes.

The old year is about to leave US.
but as we think OF the goodness OF God
to US, we are happy and say. What
shall we render unto Him for His ben
efts f''-COnsecrated lives in the com.
ing years. We would not be selfish la
regard TO the many blessings which
have been bestowed upon us Young
men of our work who have been
brought to Christ-Boys for Christ.
Yea if the boy who was hung In our
city sould speak. he would tell US not
to murmur but to go forward in the
work of the Lord, for it was through
the Young Mems Christian Association
he was brought to Christ and then
baptized Gin the jail yArd) fulfilling the
commandment of Christ by the $751;
citation few days before he was hung.
The little year old boy who was
sleeping in dry good boxes and finally
found his way to the police court and
would have gone to the city Jail but TO-
the kindness of editor John M
Jr., who took him and - ho,I
the care of the ,acad 6;1-1 -
found him Assoc;stIon - -h;a -
he 10 comfortable home wbs Ts
to-day under the protection of q
kind. adopted father and mother-and
others we might speak of but time will
not permit. For these blessings We
thank God and ask him for renewed
strength That we may live to do more
We wish you all a Joyous Christina.
and Happy New Year.
i Our Lyceum last Friday evening at
tended The Entertainment at the Rich.
mond Seminary by the Seminary Lv
ceum. We enjoyed ourselves. Man,
thanks to the fellows for their kind re-
membrance.
Rev. d. w. Davis was created las
saturday by good attendance to heal
the explanation of the Sunday Schoo
Lesson. Remember there is a seat fo
you.
About " boys met at our rooms las
Sunday. The meeting was condueta,
by their president, Clifton Cabel. AID
: essed by our General Secretary. S
o Burrell, subject: How to SO en,
our Christmas"
Rev. W. l.. Hubbard electrified th
7 young men last Sunday at the Men
meeting by the most excellent report
/ which he gave us OF the Eighth Cor
Terence which. was held at Raleigh, n
, T. he told us OF many things whic
were encouraging. The young me
rendered vote of thanks to our brotl
or Tor MS report
Explanation OF the Sunday Soho,
Lesson TO day at 5 P NJ. Come.
Every father and mother are invite
to the Mass Meeting for parents SUI
. kday, December 26th at $3.50 at the Eb
= nezzr Baptist Church. Special q
L dresses by President Clifton Cabel ar
Rev. b. +. McWilliams. Free to a.
Come, there will be special music.
A treat for the men again Sunda
6 5 80 at our rooms. Assistant Sta
- Secretary, w. r. Walker will deliver
: special address. Subject: Learn
me-" Miss Mabelle A. Robinson wi
Z render special solos. All men are Il
: Vited. Free. Be On time.
o Meeting at the rooms, January
+ Saturday at O'Clock. Let every ma
; come out and begin right.
II All men are invited to the Ne
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REV. ". W. BROWNE GONE. /
Dies Peacefully in Washington.
HIS TROUBLES O'ER--HIS FIGHT FOR LIFE.
GREAT SUFFERING--EARTHLYS SKILL USELESS
The Nature of His rIaIady-The Prediction OF Rich
mOnd Surgeons Fulfilled.
HIS TROUBLES O'ER--HIS FIGHT FOR LIFE
His career-The Funeral-It is President Taylor Now

where its own products, would serve
to maintain its existence
KNEW THE VALUE OF MONEY.
He understood the value OF quarter
Of cents and worked in accordance with
this information. Rev. w L. Taylor
is his SUCCESSOR to office. He resides
At Boutwell,, Va and while not at all
educaSionally qualified for the position
possesses much common-sense and
will take no rash step towards injur-
ing the credit and xood-nsme Of the
organization OF which he 10 the official
head.
Rev. Browne was born in Habber-
sham Co Georgia. 1t is said that he
is but 4S years OF age He was . Meth
odist preacher, but abandoned the
field OF religion for that of finance, al
1 though he exercised his ministerial
gifts from time TO time. He belonged
/ TO the Good Templars in Georgia, and
also the True Reformers in Alabama.
and came to this state to establish the
Order here.
A disagreement or split took place
and he changed the name Of his branch
to Grand Fountain. United Order OF
True Reformers, while the old branch
had been known as the Supreme FOun-
tain. Grand United Order Of True Re-
formers.
He instituted many changes in the
plans and purposes of his organization
and finally outstripped his competitor
| and succeeded in securing large
membership
The funeral ceremonies were con.
, Quoted at the Metropolitan A. n. E
+ Church, Washington, d. O., Wednes
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Continued from First Page.
A Brilliant Ohiua Wedding.

John Epps. two plates; p
w Thomas and II. Holmes, four plates
Laura Tinsl ey. two plates; Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas T. Williams, one plate;
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Thomas, two plates
Nr. A. Tenant, one cake plate; Mr..
and Mrs William Custalo. six plates.
cups and saucers; Mr.. and Mrs Harri-
son Smith, six plates, three cups and
saucers.
Mt. aud Mrs James Franklin after
dinner set; Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Harris,
affer dinner cups and saucers; Mrs.
w. s. Langhorn. chocolate set; MI.
and Nrt. William Austin. berry bowl
and six cups and saucers; Rev End
Mrs. d L. Cosby, after dinner set; Mr.
]. Hicks, chocolate jar and ak cups
and saucers; Mrs @. Roane, cup and
saucer; Mr.. and Mrs. T III. 6tutly
shaving mug. cream pitcher q nd orns'
+, mems; mr.. and Mrs NJ l.. Hall, -four
individual dishes Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Winston. coffee set; Messrs. William
Lao, tea pot; NJ. Lancaster, cream
pitcher Robert Mereweather. cup aDC
saucer; Miss Ella and Mary Cody
cream pitcher; Mrs. Ellen Holloway
cream pitcher and sugar dish Mr.. an
Mrs. James 7. Hill, cream pitched
and vase.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE LETTER.
Successful Entertainment at First Ban.
fist Ohuroh-Memorial Services at
Shiloh Baptist Ohurch-ArrixAls
and Departures.

CHAELorrEsvrLLs, Dec. Il, 1897.
The entertainments at the First
Baptist Church Wednesday and Thurs
day nights we're n grand success. The
church wan divided in four section -
Europe headed by Mrs s. j. Ferguson /;
Asia. by Mrs Rebecca Shelton Africa.
bv Miss Lizxie Coles and America by
MIR. j. Henry Dickerson. On Wednes-
day night, Africa was portrayed in it's
barbarism and its coming to light of
civilization by Miss Lizzie Coles,
Queen of Africa, assisted by Mr.. Luz
cian Hill King; Mr.. Nelson Brown,
Zulu Chief and others.
On Thursday night, America was
given by Mr. j. Henry Dickerson az
President of the United States assisted
by several OF the young ladies and gen.
tlemen who formed the Cabinet and
other. diplomatic relation. $102 o.
were realized Mr.. J. Henry Decker
son being the most successful competi-
tor. turning in the largest amount with
the others pushing him close. The en-
| tertainment was planned and managed
by Professor Robert Kelsor to whom
much credit il due for the success OF
the enter tainment.
On Thursday night, Memorial Servi-
ces Of the late Deacon Horace Kennie
were ne ~ OnllOQ DapNl6B OnurCn
Introductory remarks by Pastor-elect,
Rev II Palmer; Grafton by Professor
b. +. Tonsler; Remarks by deacons w
Howard and John Dickerson of EOene-
ger Baptist Church William Rannis-
ter of Zion Union Baptist Church and
George Walker. James Coles and J A
Brown of Shiloh Baptist Church, which
were interpreted with music.
Mr.. James II. Heiskell made a Twins
trip to Washington, d. c., last week
MIR. John Norris is homo from Bos
+ ton, Mass.
! Mr. Lewis Heiskell Is home from
Washif & on ID. O.
/, Professor w. H. Parago who is ngen
for the Richmond Music Compan,
went to FTed-rick's Hall, Saturday I,
effect the sale of an organ to the Noun
: Pleasant Sunday School OF that placl
through Mr.. O. w 8. Graves.
o The city has put on its holiday attir
AMI the little ones are looking forwAr,
! with much interest to the coming O
Santa Claus as we'll az the older ones
who are wondering what he or she vii
get for a Christmas present.
Mr. Willis OF New York arrived Il
q the city this week from Hot Spring
: and is the guest Of Mr.. J. Henry Die
erson on North 9th It.
Call for the PLANET at $50 West Mai
Street.
MOUNTAIN BoY.
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VEST END NOTES.
XMAS PROGRAMME.
Churches to Keep Watch
MANY COUNTRY PEOPLE HERE.

Most OF our churches have arranged
TO have special services for next Sun
day appropri ste to the Xmas feRtiVi-
ties Some will keep watch night un-
I'll IL o'clock.
At5,h harch the pastor will preach
a special sermon TO the members aud
friends.
Some OF the Sunday Schools will
have their Xmas trees and other exer-
cises incident 10 the occasion.
The religious exercises at our
churches last Sunday were very grand.
At the Ebenezer the Lords supper was
served in the afternoon. 1t was made
especially interesting by the extra
and Main auditorium. both were
crowded with communicates. All
seemed anxious to meet on the last
communion Sunday in this year. The
pastor, Rev. Wells. happily congratu-
lated them for such q large number
and bid them hearty Gods speed for
the future.
At the bth Church there was also .
very large congregation at the commu-
MON. Preceding the supper an expert
ence meeting was held and many ex-
pressions Of appreciation were heard.
Ex-pastor John 2. CLARK gave . very
instructive and interesting address
The pastor, Rev. Powell, preached ar
able sermon at IL 80.
1t had been previously announced
that Rev. u ID. Lewis would preach ai
s O'Clock and quite . large eongrega
ton was out to hear him but was dis
appointed. The Reverend had notiffeC
the pastor bus many people had no
heard it.
gHH COUNTRY PEOPLE.
While there are great many peopl,
coming in from the country to maxi
their Xmas purchases and sell stun
1t is true that not neAr 30 many as OF
former Xmas week. Eggs are report
ed scarce and high, hence our neigh
bors will not have such rich XmA
Cakee.
Many OF our country cousins can b
seen with the little brown Jug can
dies, cakes and other trinkets TO tax
home for Mary and the baby.
We wish all = merry and happ.
Xmas. We hope our young peopl
will not stroll the streets and act .
some have on former Xmas but con
duct themselves ~ becometh laGie
aud gentlemen.
PERSONALS AND BRIEys.
We hope that our friends who n
trying TO organize will display MOI
; skill and tact in the management whe
: organised, than they did in keepiu
; their plan secret.
We hope to see this section well r
> presented in the parade and at th
LIST Baptist Church, January LIST. Il
our young men form big club and
n out in full and show their appreci
: ton for the good result OF the praye
Z OF our fore-fathers.
Is IL true that Rev. W. W. Brow
a died last Tuesday. May he rest
: peace.
AJAX
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way 81 dslng 30 could - Doirts1 Qua.
eseretary Algsr will 90 - OsboWa -
secure the eoepeSaeicn OF the Cana
dian authorities in relief operations.
Tha fact that the Senate did not set
upon Attorney General heKsnna's
nomination 20 the bench Of the Su-
prsms Court before the rosass hasn't
the signineanee some persons are try
ing TO give 10; IN fact, 10 has no siEniE-
canoe The nsrhinstion did not 70 90
the Senate until two days before the
recess and there was no tims Cor the
1udisiary COMMITTEES. whIs5 nevex acts
hurriedly upon nominations OF che Su-
preme Court, to consider 10. The NOM
nation will BE- confirmed, and the
smsilnsss OF the vote against eonfrma-
ton will be another proof OF hSw poor
~ informed some newspapers are
about sentiments entertained By Sc ma
tors.
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WORKING FOR THE UNIVERSITY.


A silver reception will be held at the
residence OF DIR and Mrs. Diamond,
1l2 West Leigh. Wednesday evening,
December % 1897. from s to - O'Clock
for the benefit OF the Union UNIVERSE
ty. Some OF the best musical and dra-
m attic talent in the city will be present
or that occasion. Each person is ex-
pected to drop a piece of silver money
at the door - Refreshments served at
prices. All friends OF edu-
cation are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
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are bound 20 suit and you will save
money by patroniEiDg him. he IL
ready to serve you. Mr..
LOUIS KUrH
should b. your merchant tailor, II hs
il not. Mr.. Collin I. Valentine. who
Is 90 well-knOw % you ali, IN thc
drummer for the house. Nothing
looks batter than . well-make suit.
Call on him.
THE RICHMOND MUSIC 90.
has . reputation for fair, square deal.
ing. and will furnish you with any
thing in the musical line.
The public 10 aware of their eus in
prices and know that il ID the place &c
purchase supplies.
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From HARRIs0EBURGH.

HAREIsoEBUEoB, Va, Dee 80, 1891.
Mr.. L II Balls, = prominent barber,
has opened = eoiored barber shop and
restaurant on the cnruer OF Rock and
Elisabeth Sts. All will do well to pat
ronize him
Mr.. T Johnsop's private school IL
on the increase both numerically and
intellectually.
Mr.. A ID. Gilmore paid Us flying
visit few Gays ago
The Emancipation Celebration ser
vices will be held in the First Baptist
Church. Jan. Let. %.
The congregations OF the N. + and
U. 3 Churches have been invited to
participate in the special programme.
Send Jour subscription 20 the Planet
cfice At Richmond, Va, and ''Cld
KrisS' will bring you . Planet.
Sunday last 1t IL o'clock Rev. r. O.
Fox, pastor OF lst Baptist Church
preached = wonderful sermon, text
Cor. l4:1S He used for the basis Of
his remarks At D m III Kings Ii 81.
AZ S . m the Epworth League Club
| rendered . programme which was in
tercsting. instructive and religious in
the n E. Church.
Miss Mary Mayo. . consistent and
faithful member Of the 1st Baptist
Church, also Sunday School made 9
fes very impressive remarks TO the
Sunday School 80 she expecting Il
leave the city. accompanied by heI
aunt very soon. Her work ~ Sab
bath School factor IL inestimable, hel
value IL 80 intrinsic that her absence
makes ne feel her loss. a. = willini
worker. AZ . secretary her peer i
hard to be found and ~ = Christian
che has ever been faithful and duti
: full.
The Rose Bud literary society me
Monday, Dec. eth, and rendered an ex
eeHent programme. The subject
SHOULD Educational Qualifications b
required asa Prerequisite to Vote,
was discussed with marked ability
Affirmative, Prof q A. Newman an
h. Garter; Negative, Professors !
ii. Terrell and I. J. Johnson. Th
negative won.
A general discussion was spene
{ December IA, subject, Resolved ths
D womsn's suffrage should be tolerate
3 in political sffaits."
Our Young friend, Mr.. Henry v
: Frances is greatly Improving.
Mrs. Frances Mayo, one of our ole
. est citisens died Saturday, Decemb,
Q IL, 1897 and buried Monday, Deoen
y bsr 18th. She was the mother of n'
. children, who mourn their loss with
host Of relatives and friends. sist
Mayo IL 70 years OF age and has lived
u devout Christian for twsnty-n'
years.
DEDICATED TO MIS-. MATTIH ooURfNH
or THE DnAIH OF HnR Ko1EKR,
MIS- F.AAYo.
10 Ali are taken, there are left behind,
SEINE hearts to love thee, some frien
to be kind,
Grieve no more for thy mother who
Cease thy sad signing. stop thy 10
weeping
, For she rests with angels. Holy al
True,
And ere seventy-six suns waste, IN
T. With in the portals of bliss lhan
Is. With mother, Jog on t.,os have,
I'll stand.
BE- The loss OF t.nothsr is great, I
ag "' dT. ar ths sad sound of 'dust
IN Ho get tina, God is no less God, wi
In ' he
a. Removes us from pain, death and n
var eryr
, , Be thou of . courage strong and "a
not,
'h~ Fen though there do tower, reel
oft roak
,s~ You to sleep. thouEht of thy moth
death:
;nL But say within thyself There is h
- left"
S o Written By abe poet.
T. j. JOHNSON.
RuaTYOUR
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WHERE TOBUY.

1T is the proper time 20 make pres
ents and to receive them. All who are
so inclined will read the PLANET and
remember that Messrs.
RoTHERT 90.
will furnish you with the latest style
furniture, parlor suits, and even jewell
", watches, silverware. etc
These gentlemen have taken pains
to reducs prices and co arrange the
terms TO suit.
You can pay cash. you can pay in adj
vance or you can get your supplies on
time.
Go there and inspect their magnif-
cent establishments. You will pleased
and save money. Mr..
r.. SHEPPARD
lie too we'll known to require further
comment here. You like to look well.
Your wife or your best girl will appre-
ciate you all the more If you wear
OF Mr.. Sheppard's nobby SUITE, G u;e
new establishment on the. eornar ~
4th and Broad Streets, attract alter
ton, and his prices sre away down.
Mr.: Sheppard ia gentleman of tact
ana bosinese ability. He knows how
TO save money in the pockets of his
customers. We all know Mr..
CHARLES G. JURGEN's SON
is known to the people of Richmond as
a careful. painstaking business gentle-
man His stock is on the f1nesS ord az
and at away down" prices.
THE COHEN TO.
is Is synonymous With ssair, square deal
49, INV prices have long been
a. marks for the trade MIR.
a Cohen is known to every school.
how and his brother, famiiarly called
Mr.. Ike is popular
Look at the overwhelming display OF
Christmas supplies. The windows arr
a veritaoIe fairy land. Call there and
purchase your dry-goods, notions toys
: etc. Yes, the
STEIN sEoK 90,
, will look after the foot wear ard guot'
: you prices which will astound you.
3 TheV have secured q large assign
mept for the holidays and ire dispos
ing them at prices which are in keep
ing with the reeuireme nts OF the poor
Did you say insurance.
, THE RICHMOND, BENEFICIAL INsURAEc
n COMPANY
{ will serve you They pay weekly sic
!. benefits, and their death claims ar
promptlp met.
Rev. w F. Graham is presiden
y His name is guarantee of its reliahil
i ~. Mr.. John 7. Tsyicr's business mar
> agement has been of untold benet
II and his polite dealings have made Il
the organization a host of friend
Patronize it. Yes, Mr..
10 s.w. ROBINSON
is is at the same place and will furni:
you with the necessary stimulants Il
the holidays, provided you feel II
z need OF his medicines.
III All of his stock warranted IS repr
Z. sented. Messrs.
CHARLES BRIGGS 90.
of will sell you groceries at prices tn
d. will please you. Sugars are sold at co
and goods delivered at your door.
what more could you ask7 Uail al
a, see them. MIR.
~ ALBERT srEIN
he is in his new place with new sto
and at new prices.
as So cheap as to please you and
4. guarantees his supplies.
n, Mr.. Stein is polite and obliging Al
solicits your patronage. Call on hi
Sick, did you sayp Then Messrs.
THOMPSON a BENSON
will give you the necessary medicin
to cure you. Their new place is stri,
ed ly first-class. They are progressi'
Their prices are made to suit the poo
I'D Call and see them. Mr..
III CRANE
d. il here to repair your watch, 20
clock, jewelry and the like or to 81
s- ycu anything in that line. His pEic
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FROM CLIFTON FORGE.

CLIFTON FORCE. Va, Dec. p, 1897
Our churches were well attended
Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. H. johnson, pastor, OF Second
Church, preached two grand sermons
to his people. Rev. d. A. Reid also
preached two able sermons to crowd
ed houses.
The first church 10 nearing SOmpls-
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Years Reception Friday. January Tth
at 8 o'clock &C our rooms By the Wom-
eos A0xiliary. Free. Come, this 10
for all men.
The fall term Of the Night School
closed Thursday, December %, ~ 8
O'Clock. The students showed thsir
appreciation for their teachers by pre-
senting TO them very useful presents.
Professor Be"jamin II Peyton and
Miss Belle II Fitshugh have been veET
successful in helping those who need
ed it. School opens Monday. January
Ord, 1898 At S o'clock.
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day at IL A. N. The remains reached
this city the same day at 7 40 T. NJ,
via - * o. n. T., o...G were allowed TO
lie in state at the True Reformers'
Hall until Friday, when they were in
TERED.
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NOTICE.

RICHMOND. VA, Dee. IL
The bishop, of Church Hill, Rev. e.
Payne, will 40 minister the Lords Sup
per, January 2nd, 1898, at the Pilgrim
Baptist Church, Oak street, Miller'a
Field, Henrico County. Va.
2t SAMUEL LRMAs, Pastor.
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