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sAMARITANs SD zNNIVERsARY.

The Samaritans OF Richmond and
Manchester celebrated their 32d An
niversary Sunday. June 9Th, by turn
ing out in a body, headed by the First
Battalion Band and going to Manches-
ter TO the First Baptist Church, where
an excellent sermon was preached TO
them by Rev. Coleman. The Daugh-
T. rs of Samaria Joined in at the church.
The shurch was acked to its utmost
seating capacity. ReVs. A. Binga and
j II. Holmes were on the rostrun
After singing the opening ode, Here
we meet" by the Order, Rev. Cole
man read part of the 10th chapter of
st. Luke and 4th chapter of John
subject, Good SamAritans."
He handleh the subject with grace
and ease, giving entire satisfaction to
his hearers. Rev. Holmes made few
remarks endorsing what had been said
by Rev. Coleman.
The Turn out WISE one Of the grand
est for many years. District Deputy
J.B. Taylor acquitted himself nicely a.
master of the p )sition he holds.
The Daughters of S6meria thinking
they we're due a greater consideration
than just going to the church and hear
ing the sermon, gave notice Al
church that they would give a banquet
on Monday night, Jnne 9Th, to which
every iSamaritan and Daughter of Sa
maria were Invited.
Monday night. the thronR OF Samarl.
tans could be seen vending their wa,
tc the Samaritans Hall, Navy Halll
There they found the hall beautiful,
lighted and the lace curtains and pot
ted plants were beautiful to behold
On the rOstrum were ID. D., J. b. Tay
of ioh fr1n l. II ~
err, of Manchester @. s., @. w. Noon
johnson, Martha johnson, Mau,
James and Elizabeth Harris A pape
was read on the Samaritan Order b.
Sister II. L. Johnson.
Speeches were made by Bros J.
Taylor, w. II. Hatcher, Q. w. Moon
Rev. Coleman, Sisters Harris ant
Maud James. D. 6. c., J. w. Thomp
son being present, made a fewre
marks, congratulating the Daughter
of Samaria on the noble work and sal
they were the cause of the brother
| success.
After vote of thanks was tenders
the ladies, the Grand Officers an
members from Manchester were invii
ed down stairs to table ladened wit
all the delicacies of the season pre-
pared by the faithful sisters, Marth
Johnson. NJ. L. Smith, Deane, Whit
Sarah Washington, Sarah jackson an
many others which space will not PEI
NIT to mention.
The enjoyment was beyond mention
ing, There was about 100 Samaritan
out, and all were accommodated an
abundance left. Long live the Samal
itsns and Daughters Of Samaria.
Il
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Through the War BY Jamsra.

Every patriotic American is looking
eagerly for details and particulars OF
the present war with Spnin. and now
that the Volunteers have been called
TO the front, there is scarcely famil,
any where that has not some friend o.
relative among them. Pearson's Wa
Pictures, issued weekly during tn
War, is therefore n most timely publ
cation which illustrates every phase OF
Army life, NAVY life. and also shows
photographs OF leaders. soldiers. sailors
places and troops and ships in action.
thus affording moving panorama of
the War. There are sixteen superb
views in each section, many Of which
are u. S. Government duplicates II
they could be purchased "a original
photographs, they would cost AZ least
SIC.
This splendid Photographic series con
stitutes a permanent pictorial record
of the War from beginning TO end.
Four sections have alre6dy been issued
and these may be secured bJ sendi n 8
ten cents for each section to the Pear
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FROM ROANOKE.
Religious NOtes-Other Items Picked Up
lRoANoKE, VA, June 8, 1898.

ROANOKE. VA, June 9, 1898.
The Sabbath Schools Of the High St.
Baptist and First Baptist Churches are
two of the most interesting features Of
Sabbath School work in this section.
The High st. Church has the largest
morning school Of color in the city
and the First Baptist Church the larg-
est afternoon Both are progressive,
with energetic and enthusiastic super
intendents and teachers.
Messrs. III Gillian, Joseph Trent,
Daniel jackson and julius Whales are
prominently active in the new church
building department of the First Bap-
fist Church.
The Odd Fellows Banquet at Davis
Hall last week was a stunning successs
Presiding Elder T. r. Sinkfield has
returned home from an official tour
and will remain home for q few days
TO recuperate.
Miss Martha Stewart, president OF
the Educational Circle OF the First
Baptist Church was elected delegate to
the Women's State Baptist Education
al Convention. which will convene in
Lynchburg this month.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J
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FROM NEWPORT NEWS.
A Gift Presented. Fine Exercises Con
verts BAPTIZED.

NEwPokr NEws, VA, June s, 1893.
A club Of ladies' and gentlemen, Rev.
Tabb as president, donated to the Y.
NJ. G. A. $50 on last Thursday night at
the Orion Literary Society. The presl-
dent of the Association. Mr.. J. S. Lee,
thanked the club. The program was
select reading by Miss r. Banadal I;
solo by Mr.. N Harper; essay /,
Thought" by Miss NJ Seay; solo by
Mr.. Robert Rodgers; address, Mis-
sion" by Miss d. Leake; solo by Mrs.
NJ. Alfriend. Refreshments were serv-
ed.
The closing exercises of the Presby-
terian Grammar School were held at
the Presby terian Church on Friday
evening last. The programme was
grand. Misses Rosana Boeman, Ellen
Sayles and 1. Estelle Parker graduated
from the grammar grade OF the public
schools on last Wednesday night
Rosana Boeman received the scholar
ship medal, having made the highest
average of the class Estelle Parker foI
excelency in grammar received boob
offered by Mr.. w. A Shaw.
Mr.. A. Brown OF Richmond is in the
city, the guest of Mr.. A. G. Davis.
Mrs - Richardson of York Coun.
ty is visiting her sisters and friends il
| this city.
Miss Indiana Washington who hal
been residing in Hampton. is now re-
siding with her sister, Mrs. Carrie
Fields on 9th St
The Fret Baptist Church will have
bsptizing on Sunday morning.
Rev g. G. Robinson passed through
our citythis week. Captain Ramse.
who at one time was doing a very sue
cessful business on 23rd Street move,
his establishment on the River Shov
where he is now prepared to accommo
date his customers in fish and oysters
Call on him and he will treat you al
right.
We understand that the excursion
that went to Richmond last Mauday
run by the First Church was 8 gran
success in every particular in fact
seems that Rev. w. II. Dixon makes
success at every thing that he engage
in.
Rev. j. 7. Brickhuse on 18th Street
was out of the city few days las
: week on business in Norfolk.
The Reporter for the Planet will b
around Monday morning and shout
you not be home leave what you oW
him.
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Riley Dungee died last Saturday morn
ing. The parents have the sympathy !
Of the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. q A Robinson are now
receiving the congratulations OF their
friend. We wish il long life and hap
piness.
The funeral Of Miss Catherine Webb,
who died on last Friday was preached
by Rev W. w. Browne al High Street
Church at 3 pm.
Henry street, n w, has put on de-
cided new appearance recently. Prof.
ID. w. Hash has erected fine resi-
dence with ali the mode rn improve
ments in connection Herewith. He
has purchased the adjoining lot with
It's appurtenances making in ali a most
handsome and valuable piece of prop
erty.
Rev. W. W. Brown has also pur-
chased a nne new residence which ia
second TO none in the city in artistic
finish and beauty.
The School Board met last week and
reelected the principals and teachers
OF our two public schools.
Miss Lottie Parker is at home again
from Inglsside and is one Of the ring.
ing bells of Gainsboro district.
The Silent Toast proposed AZ the
Odd Fellow banquet so the memory o.
Toussaint L'Overture, Crispus Az
tucks, Frederick Douglass and Antonio
Maceo, and drank in silence, was very
appropriate. The Negro should eve
be mindful of the Industrious dead o
she race.
Mr.. ". Bolivar Davis, the Planet
man arrived in the city last Thursda.
and Al once began an aggressive cam
paign in the interest OF his fsvorit
4 journal.
Mr.. ]. w. Curle. who has been quit
. unweu for some time is out again
s We hope for his speedy recovery.
e All the Sabbath School workers ar
q actively engaged in making prepars
tiOns for Children's Day.
% THELMA.
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FROM BERKELEY.
The Moot Court Personal Items.

BERKELEY, Va, June 6, 'o8.
The Mock Court held st-St. James
A. NJ. K Church on last Friday night
was very well attended. The proceed
ings were very ~commeudable. After
the extra efforts put forth by the de-
fence, the jurors brought in verdict
of guilty, but on motion for new trial
and after hot contest between the at
torneys, the prisoner was granted a
new trial.
There was a very great change in the
atmosphere on last Sabbath. All
things considering the churches were
fairly we'll attended.
Next Sunday will be Cbildren's Day
at the Methodist Churches. The exer-
cises will begin at Trinity at 2 80 p
m. O'Clock and at St James at Z 80 p.
m.
Miss Lucy Boyd has returned home
from Lawrenceville, Va. She enjoyed
the first term very much and express
ed her desire to return again next tall.
Miss Bessie Mundon has returned
from spending her first term at Law
renceville. She is we'll satisfied with
the studies and discipline Of the
school
Mr.. A. P. Russell, Jr., arrived last
Friday from attending school at Law
renceviile- he enjoys mis- second term
and expects to return.
MIR and Mrs. Crimson are in town
visiting relatives on 9Th st. They like
the place very we'll.
Mr.. Olive Neal. formerly of Berkeley
but recently of Pocahontas VA, is il
town. He was present at and address
ed the St. James Mock Court on Fri
day night last. He expressed his pleas
ure in meeting has friends and at wit
Messing the progress which is beini
made. In his address, he particularly
mentioned the fact that lawyers are
not necessarily bad men, an idea which
has been almost universally entertain
ed. He faid that lawyers cas be, ant
are truthful men and good christians
Mr.. Neal is graduate of Norfolk Mis-
sion College. Since he has finishes
the professional course at Shaw Uni
versity, and for some time has bee
practicing at Pocahontas. He will re
turn in q few days.
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MISS TONsLER HERE.
Mrs OustaIo the Hostess of an Attrac-
tive Guest.

For the second time Richmond's
circle has been graced by
the presence of this distinguish young
lady of Charlottesville. 1t was during
the last holidays of 'e5, when she paid
her first visit, and then as q college
girl not having quite completed her
course.
Now that this young lady has again
visited Richmond there is likely to be
another elevated event in high-life in
her honor.
Miss Emma M. Tonsler, who is the
accomplished daughter of Prof. b. Z.
TonslOr, principle of Charlottesville
public school, graduated from the V.
N. and c. 1 of Petersburg in the '9e
class and has been since residing with
her parents in Charlottesville. Miss
Tonsler is stopping with her Aunt Msr
Mary Custalo, in North 9Th Street,
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EAST END NOTES.
AJAx

We are sorry to learn of the death of
Mrs. Mary Evans, whose illness we
mentioned through these columns last
week Her funeral took place from
the Fourth Baptist Church on Tuesday
evening last, the Rev Evans Payne,
officiating. Mr.. W. s. Selden was fun
erAl director.
The funeral of Mr.. Timothy Free
man took place from the Fourth Bap-
tiat Church on Monday evening last,
the pastor, Rev. Evans Payne officiat-
ing The Lincoln and the Messiah
Clubs with which the deceased was
connected, were out in large numbers.
Mrs. Bette cambridge of Graham
St.. Fulton. is able to be out again.
Mount Calvary Baptist Church win
have their baptIzing in Gilils Greek on
the first Sunday in next month.
Rev. A Ferguson, pastor of Mount
Calvary Baptist Church will spend his
vacation in New York City with his
son, W. T. Helm, one of the clerks in
the post office of that city.
The Lords Supper was administered
to a large congregation at the Mount
Calvary Baptist Church on last Sun
day evening, RAYS. w. s. Christian and
P. O. Cobbs officiating.
Rev. II. r. Williams. pastor OF the
Fountain Baptist Church, delivered
an eloquent discourse at his church or
Sunday night last, from the 9Th chap.
ter of Judges; text, Faint, yet pur'
suing"
Mrs. Bette Gardener of N. s0th St.
| left for Long Branch, N. Y, this week
| The Rising Mount Zion Baptis
Church will have their baptizing OF
the second Sunday in next month.
/ L. 4 A - 10 49,
of Fourth Baptist Church was celebrat
decorated with palms, ferns and ger
aniums. The. former pastors portrai
was on one side of the rostrum an'
that of the present pastor, Rev. Evan
Payne, on the other. At IL 80 O'Clock
the pastor preached on the ''Duties o
q minister :" at 3 80, Rev. u. ID. Levi
preached, subject, "Watchman on tn
wall"
Rev. P. J. Wallace preached at night
The pastor received some useful pres
ents from some or his members, an
the congregation raised during tn
day about $500.
The many friends of Mr.. r. Brnc
Evans, a well-known carrier in tn
service of the Richmond Post Office
whose residence is at 1909 n. oath st
regretted very much to hear of the az
cident ne met with by falling from
car of the Traction Electric Company
He was doing as we'll as could be e1
pected when last heard from on Wed
nesday last.
Mr.. w. II. Fowlkes, better known 9
Buck" FOwlkes, passed away Q
Wednesday evening last after a bri'
illness, though however, he is said
have been ailing for some time. II
was librarian Of the Fourth Bapti
Church Sunday School and was cor
nected with several organizations
the Knights of Pythias, St. Luke
Thessalc Man Club and others. He wi
a young man beloved by all, and die
happy.
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Do You Know Them 2

Mrs. Martha Smith. the daughter of
Mr.. Claiborne Barrett of Culpepper,
Va, would like to know or have some
information of her uncle, Mr.. Thomas
Barrett who has lived in Richmond,
Va, for a number Of years.
Please address AL communications
to Mrs Martha Smith, 1854 Foulkrod
St., frankfort, Phila- Pa.
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NOTICE.

We ,athe Executive Committee of the
Women's Baptist State Educational
Convention have secured reduced rates
for the 4th annual meeting of the W..
b. S. +. G. OF Virgins, which will con-
vene at Diamond Hill Baptist Church
June d, %. and 26th.
M. ELLEN GILBERT, Cor. Sec.
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IN DENTISTRY
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This preparation, il used as directed
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Any person using it can see the results
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One box of this powder is all that il
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Direction and preparation will be
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The Varina and Fairfield Bap-
fist Sunday School Union will meet at
the st. Paul Baptist Sunday School on
the New Market road the Second Sun
day in June at ~ o'clock.
r. A. JORDAN, President
JOHN BURRELL, Secretary.
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Mr.. w. w. Lee of Fredericks-
burg and Mr.. L. ]. johnson, Jr. of
Manchester, vs.. ,called on US.
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Handkerchief.

The greatest line of Ladies and Gents holiday mana
kerchiefs ever shown in this city
20 dozen ladies beached hemstitched handkerchle1S
the e c. kind for q during this holiday Offering: .
Lovely hemstitced handkerchets from hne India in>
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Embroidered handkerchief of every description from
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We cleaned out from manufacturer so Dozen Em
brodered handkerchies the regular 50 cent article we
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Our Kid GLOVE Departing at

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* dozen button ladies' Kid Gloves all S'aoe'' Lie
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Gents kid gloves full line sizes, in dressed ana u~
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When we make the statement that are the leaders
ery lady of judgement will bear out i'll this TACT
We are pruning the price down these goods
The finest stock of black goods that is carried III this
full line of Venetian cloths 81 inches wide, the 81
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Our lining department will compare with any store
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CLOTHING.

Roman En- broidery.
We carry the only complete line OF these goods IN the
city, consisting of table covers, pillow shamS m
scarfs &c at prices cut half intwo, nothing could be
more appropriate for Xmas present