Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-19

meals and lunches are always in COM
msnd. He stands very prominent in
the community and for a long time a
member OF the police force Remem-
Der him, when his service is needed.
When we come To spenk of our pro-
fsssional men, it is indeed a good
pleasure to cali your special and undi-
vided attention for "A few moments to
Me. o Arthur Neal, Attorney st Law.
who was Dor Dec mber /, 1872 at
Lewisburg, n @, and when Ia was
six years of age, his parents moved to
Berkeley, Va. and in 1892 he finished a
Literary Course at Norfolk Mission
College. graduating with honors. At
this time he had decided to study Law
so in 1894 he secured a diploma from
the Law Department OF Shaw Univer-
sity at Raleigh. n. Q In May. IS94he
located here: at this time Mr.. Neal il
recogniz I'd as one of the best Lawyers
in this part of the 81 ate. he practices in
ell the Courts and is indeed recognized
as man and a Lawyer.
Yes. you ought to have a new suit
for Easter ana if you are thinking
about purchasing a suit, a pair OF pants
coat and vest or such, before you buy
don't fail to see the Spring and Sum
mer samples of Fred Kaufman, the
American Tailor, of Chicago, repre-
scented 10y Mr.. Patrick w. White Now
is the time to place your order, and he
has some SAM les thai is 'OItO' sight
see him
MIR s. a. Wright is the manager of
the n. l q B. E Of Lynchburg, and
would be glad To write you sick and
death benefit policy Miss Q. E Allen,
as also one of the hustling agents for
the Company.
Mr.. J. W. Lemon, of Cooper, West
Virginia, is a representative of the
Globe Tailoring Company, of Cincin
natl, Ohio, and is prepared to take
your order for suits. pants and any
thing you need in the tailoring BUSH
ness, bis goods are mad9 to order and
guaranteed to fit.
We had the good pleasure of visit
ipg the Public School or last Monday
nj which Prof J L. Broadly, Principal ,
Mr. Arthur G Froe, 1st assistant, MIR
James l.. Parker, 2nd assistant, Nj SIS NJ
McLanOhan, 3rd assistant. The school
seemingly is in prosperous condition,
an with the present set of instructors
much good is being done
D0INGs AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Rev w Henderson, pastor of Ist
Baptist Church, is still away visiting
in the East, taking in New York and
New Jersey.
Last sunday Rev. Mccoy of Coaldale
Baptist Church preached two excel
lent sermons. Next Sunday the pull
pit will be filled by Rev. S. w. Patter-
son of Cooper, West Va.
The Sunday School of the First Bap-
fist Church is IN a prosperous condi .
ton with John Johnson as Superinten-
dent and Miss @ K. Allen as Secretary
Rev. + E. w. Morton, pastor of the
Vi E Church attended the Preachers
Institute which convened at Tazewell
on last Thursday. He retucned to the
city last Eonday Du log his absent
on last Sunday, the stand was filed by
local preacher, Thomas Johnson.
Mr.. e ~. Jones is menager of era ham
Mnntel Tile and Crate Company
Graham Va. We are always glad to
herald the tidings OF progressive and
enterprising men of the race, and it is
pleasant duty to mention here Mr.
Jones and his enterprise. Early in
last week we htd the opportunity TO
visit thu ests Adjustment above men
toned at Graham, Va. There we
found on exhibition in two story
building on the Main Street, some of
the finest mantels, Filing and Crates,
thatit has been our pleasure to see,
Mr.. Jones. the head of the concern is a
native of Virginia, having been born
at Farmgille, but spent the larger por-
zion of his days in Washington ID. e.,
and Lynchburg. Va. Mr. Jones is keps
quite busy filing orders He sets has
mantels, lays his own tile and is first
C ass brick mason in every sense Of the
word. he is endowed with exception
al business qualities, with a genial and
stately appearance. 10 this little
town the question Of race is not
brought up and the saying of Prof
Booker I. Washington Is evidenced
for when you have thing that a white
man wants 1t will not be question oil
creed, color or country
w. BOLIVAR DAVIS,
Travelling Agent