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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-28

Mr.. VIM. Johnson who addressed the
men Sunday at 5 80 p. m, was at his
bast. He gave the men a practical
talk and at times in his talk he seemed
to raise them from their seats by his
convincing argument. We would say
to our brother come again we stand
ready to welcome you.
The BOYS turned out in full Sunday
at o. m to hear an address from
their President Mr.. Clifton G.. Cebell
subject, Watch - The Presid emit
gave an excellent address and the lit
tie fellows seemed perfectly carried
away. Mr.. Cabell is destined to be an
able and polished speaker and has Won
for himself place in the hearts Of the
entire Boys Department.
We are indebted to Director @. @
Williams as we'll as Mr.. George Harris
for the excellent solos rendered at the
Song Services Sunday evenings at 5
80 p. m.
The men will be addressed by Mr.. J
Y. Harris of Petersburg we learn tina
Mr.. Harris is an excellent speaker ant
hope that the men will turn out in full
to hear him.
Boys meeting Sunday at 4 p. m, al
boys are invited, special address.
| The closing exercises OF the Nigh
school on last Thursday night was
grand success. The medal presente
each year for excellency in SCHOLARSHIP
by our Funeral Director A. d Prize
was awarded to Mr.. Paul Pollard. Mis-
Annie Smith. came next in standing {
Mr.. Pollard the contest between ther
being very close.
/ We are thankful to say at this writ
ing that our Secretary continues I
improve and will be all right for I'll
Grand March that will occur on I'll
22nd.
Come to the explanation OF the SUI
day School lessons every Saturdl
.. M, by Rev. d. w. Davis.
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wrote IUO 1efters day. Is under ar
rest as a Spanish spy at Key West.
Cuban insurgent officers deny charges
Will distinguish itself by brilliant oper-
atoms.
The building OF a navy equal, If not
the superior. of Great Britain's is being
agitated In congress. and has many
supporters
Major General william M. Graham
formally assumed command OF Camp
Alger, near Washington, yesterday.
There are IL. 900 men in the camp.
The British steamer Ardanmhor was
seized eff Cuba because OF her sus-
pici0us actions. 1t was thought she
was attempting to run the blockade.
wednesday, May e5.
Five hundred Spaniards were killed
ana TOO injured by the bombardment o.
Manila.
The Ninth and Sixty-ninth New Yorl
regiments are en- route for Chicka
manga
Reports from the state camps show
that $4,000 men have been mustere'
into the volunteer army.
Late advices from Hawaii confirm
| the statement that the island has beel
| offered to our government as a bas
| OF supplies.
The third section OF the train car
| rying Illinois volunteers ran safel
over q burning trestle near Birming
ham, Ala. Incendiarism is suspected
The report that negotiations hav
been opened for the transfer OF tn
Philippines to France by sale or leas'
says a Paris dispatch, is absolutel
| false.
H. C. Whitmore has been electe
captain of William J. Bryan's CON
pany, Bryan having withdrawn froi
the contest because he could not
elected unanimously.
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Coincidence From Mt. Zion Baptist
Sunday School.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
We your committee on coincidence,
beg leave to submit the following re-
port. 1t is appointed unto man once
to die, and after this the Judgment and
death has summoned many 10 stand
before God to render an account of the
deeds done in the body, this tells us
plainly that death is inevitable, that
whatever our attainments be in life we
cannot be exempted from his stroke,
the following are names OF those who
felt his pang and answer this call, dur
ing the early part OF the year, Daniel
Edwards, Robert Atkins and Ella
Cousins. Whereas it has pleased our
heavenly father to remove from our
midst the above named brethren and
sister who were useful in the Sunday
school. Resolved LIST. That we do
bow in humble submission to our
heavenly father who doeth all things
we'll, while our lost is heavens eternal
gain. Resolved 2nd. That we extend
to relatives, friends and Sunday Schoo
Of our deceased, our coincidence in
their bereavement, and commend
them to the care of him who is too wise
co err. too good to be unkind Resolv
ed 3rd. That a copy of these resOlu.
tions be spread upon our minutes anC
that one be sent TO the family of eacl
deceased brother and sister by the Sec
rotary of the Sunday School, and tina
the same be sent to the Richmond IVA
Planet, and the Virginia Baptist TO
publication Respectfully submitted.
RICHARD WooD,
w. j. LAYNE,
M. E. MoNRoK,
Committee.
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May % 1893,

ma ~ ACcos
Mrs. Kate Brown departed this life
Friday morning, May 10th at half past
two O'Clock at her residence, corner of
st. John and Fell St.. BrooklRnd Dis
trict in the 43rd year Of her age. She
leaves a husband. four children, two
sisters and one brother to mourn their
loss.
She was a member of the Ebenezer
Church for over thirty years, from
which her funeral was preached on
Monday, May %. 1898 by Rev. Will
liam II. White. She was faithful
wife, loving mother and true friend.
She died in the full triumph of her
faith. She was member OF the L. y.
st. Luke for many years.
"Dear Beloved on in thy journey,
Thou hast reached the world on high
And has Joined the heavenly number
There to dwell with God on high.
In His wisdom God has taken
From among Us one dear friend;
| Who has proved q christian woman.
Loving mother, wife and friend.
We regret that thou hast left US,
And the loss we deeply feel;
But tits God who hath bereft Us,
To His will we humbly yield"
That beautiful solo, "Jesus, lover o
my Soul" was rendered by Miss Mar
garet Tinsley, also "Some Sweet Day
BY and By" was sung by Miss Emil
Price, with other music.
Mr.. Wellington b. Harris, Funers
Director, oficiated.
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WAR BREVITIES.
saturday. Nav 81.

Saturday, May II.
II Is reported that France viii ask !
the powers 20 protest against American
cable cutting.
A boy named Garcia. arrested at
Tampa on suspicion OF being Spanish
spy, has been hsnorably discharged.
This Fourteenth New York regiment
of volunteers. Colonel Fred Grant. went
into camp at ChicSamauga Friday
The regiments OF the new Pennsyl-
vanIa Guard win be numbered SO as
not to conflict with those now In ser
vice.
United States steamer Resoluts left
the Brooklyn navy yard last night with
n crew of 100 men from New Jerseys
naval militia
Business at Havana n almost at
standstin In consequences OF the block
l ade, and q spirit OF depression has
| come over the beleaEuered capital.
According to q Key West dispatch
/ the steamer Tecumseh has landed two
parties on the Cuban coast. bearing inn
portant messages 70 the Cuban insur-
gents
Monday. May SO.
The cost of the war to Spain exceeds
SIS. 000. 900 n month.
Coffee Will not be taxed In the wal
revenue bill
over $4,000 letters were delivered Il
the troops encamped at ChickamauEs
on Friday.
Volunteers OF Washington state. nov
at San Francisco. voted a unanimoui
, desire to be sent to Manila
An unconfrmed report at Gibralta
has II that the Spanish squadron q
Cadiz will sail for Cuban waters
1t is reported that Admiral Cervera'
squadron VIII return to Fort de Franc
to coal from Spanish colliers now e
route.
The single turret monitor Jason.
relic Of the civil war, left PHILADELPHIA
for New York. manned by New Yor
naval reserves
I'll A Madrid correspondent Of the Lor
; don Times declares our governmer
| cannot expect aid from Cuban insul
Y gents.
Tuesday, May ga.
j Horse flesh costs $50 q pound
Manila
n. c. Gray. son OF the Delaware SEM
tor, declines an army commission.
The harbor OF San Diego. Cal, HI
been planted with mines and torpedoe
A bill introduced In the nation
house proposes large increases In Il
q navy.
a The steamer Fenita Is loading ar
nunition at Mobile for a Cuban e
ir petition
ID There have now been mustered in
as the service OF the general governme
he ,761 volunteers.
~ J. CastenanOs. q young man W
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TROUBLE AT CAMP LEE.
Outrageous Oonduct-A Oolored Man
Roughly Handled.

Quite a sensation was caused Friday
Goth inst by the report that q colored
man had been dangerously wounded
at Camp Lee by the white soldiers
quartered there.
1t seems that white boy and q col
ored one got into a fight. The whit,
soldiers took hand and some eolored
men went to the colored boys assis-
lance. The white men fred on The
colored ones.
Finally the barn OF General A. L
Phillips was surrounded and JOSEPH
Clayton, the colored man employed by
General Phillips was roughly handled
although it was proven that he hae
nothing to do with the affair
Justice Crutchfield served notice OF
the militia men that such conduc
would nnt be tolerated
None of the white soldiers have beef
either court martisled or arrested.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-28
SATURDAY. MAY. % 1898
nHARLorrEsv1LGE SPECIAL.

CHARIorrrsvrLt.n, Va, May "a, '96.-
The public school will close on Tues |
day evening. May S1st. with closing ex- |
ercises ut First Baptist Church. II
can be rightfully said that much good
work has been accomplished this term
and the closing viii mark grand anu
successful session on the part OF the
teachers in training the young IDEAS 10
shoot.
The Jefers n Graded School Alumni
Association o. Which Miss Lizzie Coles
is president will give their annual lit
ersry treat at Mount Zion Baptist
Church on Tuesday evening, June n.
from to 10, and the banquet from 10
to u at the school building. A grand
er evening of pleasure is expected this
time than on any previous occasion.
Personal MENTION.
Prof. B. e. Tonsler returned last
Saturday from q trip to several cities
in the state, where he went in the in
crest of the School Of Methods, which
convenes here June 26th.
Misses Eva Coles and Susie Buckner
returned last week from Richmond
where they have been attending the
Hartshorn College.
Nv. Richard Coles leaves this week
for Philadelphia
MT. w r. All6u VI tic pAAheth6 w
partment Of the Virginia Seminary II
horsa visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. AAron Payne OF Jersey City wal
with ua last week.
Mr.. Lueian White leaves this weel
for Washington, ID. O.
Mrs n. l.. Brown, daughter of Mrs
J. J. Smith, remains i'll at her home OF
North 9th st.
Mr.. r. Barclay BarcuS returned las
week from Petersburg, where he ha
been attending the Virginia Norma
and Collegiate Institute.
Mr.. Charles Z. Thomas, who has beer
sick for the past three weeks at hi
home, on Dyce Street, is rapidly recov
ering, and his many friends will b
glad to see him out again.
The concert given at Shiloh Baptis
Church on last Monday evening wa
endowed by those who CHANGED TO b
present. The same was under tn
management OF Mrs. L j. Brown wit
Mrs. Robert Kelser presiding at tn
organ.
The Sunday School Union met las
Sunday afternoon at Ebenezer Beptis
Church with President P. S. Hooker
the chair, and as all Of the schools {
the city were represented, quite
pleasant meeting was held.
The Ministers Conference which Wa
organized about three weeks ago, wit
Rev. r. @. Quarles president and Re-
r, B. Hardy secretary, is meeting wit
much success. Last Monday an int
esting meeting was had at the Fir
Baptist Church.
W. Bolivar Davis will leave me-
Tuesday for Richmond.
Rev. w. J. Garter went to StauutC
Monday to see his aged parents.
On account of the inciemeDt wealth
the churches were not SO we'll atten
ed last Sunday, however, the regul
pastors filled their appointments, al
all were well.
w. BOLIVAR DAVIS,
Travelling Agent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-28

RANDOLPH-Died at his home in
Goochland County May Is, 1898, Mr..
Andrew S. Randolph, in his Dist year
after a protracted illness OF Is months,
which be bore with christian fortitude
He was a consistent member of the Isl
Union Baptist Church and died in full
assurance OF that blessed immortality
that awaits the people of God. de
leaves a wife, twelve children, two
grandchildren. two brothers, one SIS
ter and host of friends to mourn then
loss.
His funeral took place from bis lat'
residence on 10th Street, attended D,
many of his friends, who came to pa,
the last tribute of respect to their deaS
/ brother and neighbor. Elder r. II
Williams officiated. Text Matt. 70 :S4
With us his name shall live,
Through long succeeding years,
Embalmed with all our. hearts ca
give,
Our praises and our tears.
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To All Whom Ii May Concern
This is 20 certify that 1, Julia Scott,
OF sd Street, was sick IN confinement
and received according co contract
from the Peoples Relief Association
SO 90 in full. therefore advise all
my friends to join that company be-
cause they are doing the right thing
by the people.
To the Directors of the Peoples Re-
lief Association,
Sirs:-I thank you kindly Tor the
nrompt attention I received from your
company during my sickness. Nay the
Lord bless you and prosper your com
pany.
n. 7th ST., Richmond, Va
Mr.. Washington,
Dear Sir:-I thank you kindly 10
the attention / rece ived from you
company. the Peoples Relief Associa
ton during my sickness. receive
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I. 0. of s.s. and D. Of s.

Delegates Of Grand Lodge, No. 8.
and all Past Officers Of the above
named order will attend a call meeting
at the Navy Hill Hall. June l. 1898 az
s O'Clock p. m. Business OF inpo e,,
tance will be considered. Officers will
attend without fail.
The above order will celebrate their
32nd Anniversary June 3, 1898 st the
First Baptist Church, Manchester, Va,
at 3 80 d. m. Therefore the member
will meet at the Navy Hill Hall or
the 5th inst l o'clock p. M, also Il
ROYAL Encampment, No. /. will mevi
at the Navy Hill Hall, June 8. 1898 a
s o'clock p NJ for the purpose OF con
ferring honors. Revs. ]. II. Holme
and G. q. Coleman will preach the an
nual sermon.
j. b. TAYLOR,
V. NJ. GwATHMkY,
w. II. HATCHER,
Deputies.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-28

Rev. r. Q. Fox and Mr.. William
Hawkins Of Harrisonburg. Va, called
on as.
Rev. O. H. Payne d. D, mem
Der of the West Virginia Legislatu 2,
called on us. He was enroute TO Mont
gomery, w. Va. The distinguished
doctor delivered an address st Thyme
on the 18Th inst, at Chase City Va
We received an invitation TO at
tend the commencement exercises OF
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege. Normal, Ala of which Prof. w.
II. Council is President.
We received an invitation to at
tend the commencement exercises OF
the Gloucester Agricultural and Indus
| trial School, Cappahosic, Va, of which
Prof. W. B. Weaver is Principal.
We received an invitation to the
commencement exercises OF the Senior
of the Theological Department of How
ard University. Washington, ID. O..
kindness of George II. West.
We received an invitation to the
commencement exercises of Morgan
College, Baltimore, Md, Of which Rev
IF.J. Wagner. ID. D., is Pesident.
Mrs. A. J. Brsxton is in the cit.
on visit and will spend two month
with her brother, Mr.. j. W. Hall, 3
Wood St.. Chester Hill.
Mrs. H. d. Mcclellan of Danville
Va her daughter, Annie L., and Mrs
Henrietta Keen called on us.
-Mrs. D. s Wing6eld, returne
home last Monday from West Poin
where she had been to attend her faith
er's funeral.
Mr.. Willie Ballard, of this cit
q has re-enlisted with Ninth Calvary VIII
has been stationed at Tampa, Mr. JIM
Ballard has returned to New York.
y Mrs. Charity Hudson has II
4 turned home from Morristown, n. ]
4 and will be pleased to see her FRIEND
5 at No. IL E. Duval st.
-Mrs. Charles Fl. Lewis has bee
l. spending a pleasant time with her re
;, stive and friends in North Carolina.
; We received an invitation to q
,e tend the Commencement Exercises
the Virginia Seminary Friday. MI
[. 81, 1898, at Court st. Baptist Churc
N ILvnchburg. Va. Prof. G. w. Hayes
" president of this institution.
kew. ,. LimoGny lice, ID. u,
70 Annapolis, Nd, called on US in col
pany with Rev. J. II. Brice, of {
On Leigh st. M. +. Church. He has be
CT visiting Kittresl Institution. He is 6
Ithusiastic in his support Of race ents
III prises.
Mics Martha Lewis, 1905 We
Leigh ST., Richmond, Va, arrived 81
On at the residence of her sister, Mrs. G'
us f. Anderson, 235 w. I24th ST., N
TN York City, on Thursday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-28

STEW away after q
brief illness of ten weeks, Frank B
Steward, husband of Susie Steward, al
his residence. 1921 st. Paul St. Age
80 years. He leaves q wife. one child
three brothers. two sisters, mother and
a host of friends to mourn their loss.
Dearest husband thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But 'tis God who has bereft US,
He can all our SORROWS heal.
HIS WIFE.
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS

As Reflected by Dealings in PhfladeI-
phia and baltimore.
Philadelphia, May A.-Flour firm; win
ter superfine. S4-5064.75; Pennsylvania
roller. clear. $5.S5Q6.10; city mills, extra,
$4.75@5. Rye -four quiet at "a per barrel
for choice Pennsylvania Wheat de-
clined; Ne. red, spot, $1.356D1.353z. Corn
slow; No. 2 mixed. May, SS%Q39c.; No. 2
yellow. for local trade. 42c. Oats slow;
Ne. white, 3615c.; No. white, clipped,
36lkc. Hay firm; choice timothy, $12. 506
13 for large bales. Beef quiet; beef hams
S2S.50Q24. Pork quiet; mess, $9.75412; fam
lily, $13.b0Q14. Lard weak: western steam
ed, $3.50. Butter steady; western
creamery, 14Q16c.; factory, n012kc.; FL
gins, 16c.; imitation creamery, 12114c.
New York dairy 12616c.: do. creamery
1Slk616c.; fancy Pennsylvania prints job
bsng at 1702Oc.; do. wholesale. 1Sc. Cheese
easy; large. white. 7W7Ac. small do.
nc: large. colored, 707ilc.: small do,
MOTTO; light skins. 6a6Ac.; part SKINS
5Q6c.; full skins. 26l3c. Eggs steady;
New York and Pennsylvania. 12d125kc.;
western. fresh. 1115@12c.; southern. 111lc.
Potatoes steady; New York. 27542-S1.
Baltimore, May 24.-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat unsettled: spot and
month, S1.S5A@1 351@; June, S1.3O; July.
H.11; August, 81; steamer No. 2 red, 81. 291k ;
southern, by sample S1.S0G1. 36A; do. on
grade. $i.S0sz6 1.S5%. Corn weak; spot and
month, SS1znSSAc.; June. SSSs4SSSsc; July.
3S1z 63S%c.; steamer mixed, 375zQ37Slc. ;
southern, white and yellow, 40i6c- Oats
dull and easy; No. white. 37l1QSSc.; No.
mixed. 34c. Rye duh; No 2 nearby.
6s5kc; No. 2 western. 65ikc Hay quiet:
choice timothy. $i2.50Q13. Grain freights
domoralized and generally nominal;
steam to Liverpool per bushel. 4d., June;
Cork, for orders. per quarter, Ss.0Ss. I'D,
June. Lettuce. $l.2541.50 per basket.
East Liberty. Pa. May "A. - Cattle
steady; extra. $5.1005l5; common. s4G4.SO
Hogs steady; prime heavy. $44064.45;
best mediums. $4.2504SO; heavy Workers.
| $4156420; light Workers. $40410; pigs. as
to quality. S3.6o43.SS. roughs. $2.5oGs.5o
i Sheep steady; choice clipped. $4O504.1o
common. S303.50; choice clipped lambs
t4.7G4.S5; common to good %.2004.70
spring lambs, $546.50; veal calves. $5.5006
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-28
REV. JAMES H. HOLMES HONORED
he Receives the Title Of D. D.

Shaw University at Raleigh, N. c.,
has conferred the title of Doctor OF
Divinity upon Rev, James II. Holmes,
the venerable pastor of the First Bap-
fist Church, Rev. Holmes is one OF
the beat known diyines in this coun-
try. .,r
be took charge of the church OF
which he is now pastor in August, 1857.
The membership was then 1000. In
1870, its membership was 1893.
During the revival in 1878, this di-
vine baptized 598 persons in three
hours. 10 June 1894 he baptized 245
D srsons in one hour. Rev Holmes was
at one time a student at the Richmond
Theological Seminary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-28

WATTS-Disd at WalkertoD, King
and Queen County, Va, after short
illness, Sunday, May Ssh, Richard
Watts in the 18th year OF his age. He
was engage in the grocery business
and was well thought Of by the coloreG
ard white people of his country also
prominent member of the Baptist
Church and of the True Reformers.
He leaves q devoted wife, four sons
and other relatives to mourn theiI
loss.
And let this feeble body fail.
And let il droop or die:
Ny soul shall quit the mournful vale
Aud soar to worlds on high. b.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-28

At an adjourned meeting Of the
stockholders of the Nickel Savings
Bank held on the 25th instant, the fol-
lowing directors were elected:
w. s. Christian, David l.. Banks,
Anderson Evans, ]. Henry Jones, X. j.
Bass, h. +. Tancil, Archer Ferguson,
T.. A. Washington. Charles West The
two vacancies TO be filled at a stated
meeting.
Immediately after their election the
directors met and elected the following
differs: President. X. +. Tancii, n
D.; Independent. II. j. Bass Cashiei
T.. A. Washington.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-28
NOTICE.

We. the Executive Committee of the
Woman's Baptist State Educational
Convention have secured reduced rates
on all roads coming into Lynchburg
for the 4th annual meeting OF the W.
B. s. K. @. of Virginia, which will con-
vene at Diamond Hill Baptist Church
June "a, % and 28th.
M. ELLEN GILBERT, Cor. Sec.
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In MemOrium of Mrs. Jesse Bings Di
mond.

mona.
The following resolutions CT condo
lence we're read at the funeral services
by Rev. w. T. Johnson, B. D., OF Lex
ington, Va.
Deacon's Room,
Cor. 18th and Decatur SITS
MANCHESTER, VA, May 18th, 1898.
Whereas, the Great and Supreme
Ruler of the universe has in His ind-
mite wisdom removed from among us,
our worthy and esteemed labourer,
Sister Jessie Binga DESMOND, who de-
parted this life May 14th, 1898, and
Whereas, the intimate relation held
with her in the faithful discharge Of
her duties in this, her church makes it
eminently befitting that we record our
appreciation of her. Therefore be it
Resolved, That the wisdom and abili-
ty which she exercised in the aid OF the
church by service. contribution and
kind words viii be held in grateful re-
mernberance.
Resolved, 2nd. That the sudden re-
moval Of such q life from among oul
midst leaves a vacancy and shadow
| that will be deeply realized by all the
members and friends OF this church
and the Community, ..t"
Resolved, Bed. That with deep sym
pathy with the bereaved relatives o
the deceased, we express our hops
that even 80 great loss TO as oil ma,
be overruled for good by Him WIZ
doeth all things we'll ,..-. SIS
Resolved zth. That copy OF thes
resolution be spread upon our records
a copy printedR in the weekly paper
and copy be forwarded to the bereave'
family, ,....
AIl,of which is respectfully submit;
ted by the Board, sl
uoomtet ~ hs(A @. POWELL,
Deacon Committee 5. W. JOHNSON,
@. III. MUEFORD.
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GIVE TT A TRIAL.

and it will do the rest. Prics 800 per
bottle or 3 bottles for $1.25. Sent Sc
curely packed to any part of the world.
SPECIAL-AnY person ordering 3
bottles OF Angelina will receive IS q
premium q package of Blodau's Cocoa
Almond Cream. ANY person ordering
bottles of Angelina, will receive q
Harris Hair Straightener FREE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-28
DANVILLB LETTER.

DASvILLE, VA, May "a, 1893.
For the past week everything round
about our city has presented quite q
lively appearance.
The Knights of Pythias held their
18th Annual session on the 18th and
18th inst, and much business was
transacted. The boys presented fine
appearance in their uniform as they
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-05-28
G. A. B. Notice.

George A. Custer Post, No. IL, G: A.
&. Department of Va, and North Car
olipa will have q memorial sermon
preached TO them at the Leigh St. M
Z. Church by the pastor, Rev J.. ID.
Brice on Sunday evening, the 2pth, al
3 O'Clock. All are requested to attend
Done by order of the Post.
STERLING PLRAsANTs, Commander
The Relief Corps will respond also
By order of the President,
MIRA. MARY L. LEE.
THos. A. LEE, Adiutant.