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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
Y. NJ. o. A. NOTES.

The meetings in the slmshouse and
city jail last Sunday were good.
New members were added to the conn.,
mittee in the persons of brothers w.
II. Bolden and a. Hobbs. The mem.
bers are taking mueh interest in the
work, with many friends.
s Presidens Clifton Oabel condncted
the Bible study Cor the boys lsss sun.
day. Ne gave them Q very impressive
address on the subject, "The Bible. %
After many Quotations from the Bible
had been given by the boys, Master
George jackson read very instruc
tive paper T; subiecs, "The imporsance
OF thuorosh training" Master jackson
deserves much credit.
A special address was delivered TO
the men last Sunday by General sse-
retary B. G. Burren; subject, "Show
thyself man." The meeting was well
attended.
Meetings for Sunday, Aug. II, 1900:
Meetings in the city jsil at IL q. na.
Mestings in che almshouse at IL q. m
and p. m. Bro. AdolPhas h ohbs will
address the. boys Sunday at p. m
An open neeting for men Sunday al
8 :eo .. N subiec., Ne that entang-
lesh himself with the things of she
world caRnot do service fer God" All
men are invited to come out.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
wINDDALE A FINE PLACE.

Learning there il q rumor OF lask Of
shade at Winddsle Park and consider
ering it . great Injustice Co Mr.. Stew
srd's slmost successful efforts to give
US hrst class picnic grounds, we the
Undersigned having made personal vis-
its to said park, hereby certify that
there is an abundance of shade for 2OOe
persons, cool clear, sparkling water, 4
substantial pavilion, good fence and
o.her improvements. We consider it
the best place around Richmond for
color cd picnic parties. Wisddsle Park
10 large, rooEy place and its sdxsn.
tages can not be 81 ea from the road
nor o simple walk to the pavilion.
Investigate these grounds for your
self and do not get knocked out of q
hrst class place for your outings bI
false rumors.
Revs. J. 81. Holmes. II. Powell,
]. Efwsrd Gunby, d. Webster
Davis, E. De Quincy Tartt. Mrs.
Maggie L. Walker, Nelson Will
liAms Jr.s Benjamin Jackson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11

THAT BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.

The marriage OF Miss Julis A. Brax-
ton 60 Rev. w Fl. Willis. D.. took
place on Tuesday, July 17th, at
o'clock p, m. The church was filed
with friends OF the contracting parties
As the organ pesled forth the wedding
march, the brid al party entered in the
foil living order; Miss Rosa B. Brooks
and Rev. James III Hughes of the Un-
ion University, Miss Florence Z.
Ishsna and Mr.. Alfred Bughes, Miss
Annie ~, Jackson and Mr.. Roger
Franklin, Miss Maggie Murray and
Ne. Robert Burrell Flower girls: lit
Gle IneE Graves, daughter OF Capt. B.
a. Graves. Fannie Braxtou and Char
lotte Jackson.
The bride was one of RichmoDd's e
most popular Public School teachers.
She vas Attired in pearl grey silk,
gloves and hat TO match.
The groom is an A. b. OF the V. n. &
G. /. and B ID. OF the Riehmond Theo-
logical Seminary, and is now stationed
st Berkley, Va, as psster of st. Paul
Baptist Church.
The brides maids were atsired In
white organdies and received many
compliments for their attractive Ap-
pearsDee.
On Thurdssy following the marriage
luncheon was wondered the entire
bridal party by Mr.. and Mira. Winston
A. Cunningham at their pslstisl resi-
denee on north 9th st. Entertaining
with the hostess were Mesdsmes Rosa
Wo ID and Belle Christian, Misses Ju-
lis Randolph and Ada q Foster.
After the luncheon, the entire party
WAS driven TO the station and the bride
and groom accompanied by Miss
Brooks boarded the train for their fu-
ture home.
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From Newport, r. I.

Sunday was . very nice day here
and all Of our churches we're well at-
tended for Newport. As for the beach
there were thousands. The beach al
ways beats the churches here in suns
mer.
At the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church IL
WAS an immense crowd to hear the
little girl preacher, who spoke beauei-
fully to the point in regards to
Christian duty After which the Lords
Supper was administered. 1t did not
appear to be 9 sacred communion from
the way some OF the young people car
ried on. 1t WAS more like sconcert
than the Lords Supper. Some OF the
old as we'll as Young 1t was q shame.
Some were high school girls and boys
too. AHd they do live high. I will ask
the question. What will beeome OF the
young people now a-daysf What can
be done to stop them and learn them
something2 Winchester rifles and
shot guns do not make them any bet
ter, nor lYnching. What shall be
done?
Newport Patriarchs gave q grand
excursion to Rocky Point by boat on
August 1st. It Was O very nice affair
and beautiful sail. Quite . crewd
| went and all hsd an enjoys able time
until some four or hve of the out-of-
town farmers from Culpeper, Va,
tried TO show the Newporters how to
| fight. Some Of them paid $40, some
| $40 and some turned over to await the
setion OF the grand jury under 800
and $500 bail. Heads burst open,
| some cut and everY thing else. The
| committee consisted OF the PAtriarchz
only.
Oommittee: D. B. Allen, Abram
Ash. c F. d. Fairwethers, r. P. White.
Z. e Brooks, John NJ. Lewis, JsfeDs
| son MaSrows and Sam Morris.
Mr.. ]. 81. Wainwright of Ports
mouth, Va, Is visiting his sister here.
He 10 travelling in the interest Of the
Hampton Normal School. He. viii
leave here for the White Mountains.
| Mr.. w. II. Mitchell. formerly OF
Newport, but now OF Washington, D.
c., is visiting his brother and relatives
here. e6 Levep st.
Miss Maggie Bruce Of Washington
D. o., 10 Waiting Mrs. Mitchell,a
Leven st.
Rey. Morgan gave quite O lectures
the Mt. Olivet Church rhursdey sveI
ing, Dut is did not change NeWpo
people any, and no one else will until
Jesus comes. / do not mean all ol
thems but most of shem.
! Josx N. LAWS, Agent,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
WILL VISIT RIO8MoND.
Rev. DR.. Johnsen's Poetic Tribute


Hot sPRINes. ARK. Aug. 3. 1900.
My Dear Dr.. Graham
am here in your cid state, bathing
in the thermal waters of Hot Springs
for the rheumatism and being inspired
by the mountain scenery, that walls
IN this besutiful town, against the
prodigsl hand that would disturb the
saeredness ef the place and polIute les
health-2iving streams. Everybody ID
talking Of visiting Richmond. Ones
tioDs are pouring ia about the AbilitY
OF the people to care for a large dele
CATION. etc, tell them, Virginia
(aud especially Rfehmond) haa stood
for hospitality in its purest and high
est sense, since first the colonists
erected their rude cabins among her
hills and bathed amidst her cool and
refreshing waters. Her hand has been
always epen her gstes never barred
against the stranger She has been
full of charity 80 her bitterest foes
and she soul OF courtesy, TO those who
sojourned amongst her humble homes.
Now that she will Asve ths aristocrscy
of the denomination mean aristo.
Gratis in piety. scholarship, material
worth ana racial fdelity--from all the
world, even from.
"Maine's tall pines and crags OF snow !
ITO where Msgnolias blossoms grow"
am sure she viii put en- her beau
tiful garments" and greet her Cody
guests with the tend deI ness OF mothers
love. Virginia rs all right. She will
not turn her face sgsiast the mRgnifi-
cent record cf the past. She cannot
If she weuld; she would not IL che
could. 1t will DO q great gathering
you are co have. The gospel will fiow
from "honied lips" ss sweet as the
music OF an Eolisn harp. -a
write these linss from ny .'moun-
tain den" TO encoursgs you because
you stand alone, the synosare OF ali
eyes. The country believes in DIR.
Grshsm because Richmond snd the
commonwealth OF Virginia believe in
DR.. Graham. You have won their
hearts; they know that You would on.
ly add new konozs - theix mighty CON-
quspts and theg 81 - fsedy 30 serve.'
Yes, ell denomin ktionat for they must
share in the glory OF success or the ig-
nominy OF failure. Ohurchmsn and
citizen, rich and poor. white and
black, in sslid phalanx, for once will
march to the tune of Zone Lord, one
faith, one baptism" and the National
Baptist Convention will rise unani-
mously and deslsre its 20th session the
"crown and glory" Of them all.
Yours,
W. BIsHor JOHNSON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
THE B. Y. 8. 8. CLUBS OUTING.

The Brave Young epAttans Social
Club Of Manchester, Va, gave their
arst annual outing on Tuesday. Aug.
7th. at Sully's Grove. about 85k miles
from the city. The little fellows
with their girl friends looked beauti.
ful 40 Prices large picnic wagon hurl.
ed them through the city to enjoy the
delicious breeEes Of the country.
At the grove they spent . grand
time until the hour of their depsrture
arrived. When they returned, they
looked somewhat refreshed.
Master Joseph Graham is presid snt
and Master Richard Baker, secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
MOTHER HAS GONE.

Sarah Custalo died at her residence,
17O9 Washington st., Saturday, July
81, 1900. She was in the 65th year of
her age. She leaves . husband, one
son, daughter, brother, sister and q
host Of friends to mourn their loss.
Funeral took place Monday, July
23rd at 6 o'clock p. no.. from First
Baptist Church OF which she was .
member many years. Kev. Holmes,
officiated. Interment in Mechanics
cemetery.
Ford mother, you have left rs.
We, our loss most deeply feel,
But 'tis God who hast bsreft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Her Son, JAMES.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
LARGE GATHERING AT THE 9Th
ST BAPTIST oHUROH.
Rev. Graham Elected.

Last Sunday morning hundreds OF
people were disappointed In not hear.
ing DR.. Graham preach from the sub
jest, "Whst 10 the matter with the
Baptist preachsrs7" The sermsu had
10 be postponed until tomorrow morn.
ing when doubtless q great throug will
crowd the church 70 knew what IL ths
matter with the Baptist preachers.
Some people had come from as far al
Seven Pines to hear this special ser.
mon. The death Of Mr.. Carter Wills
was the oceasion of o funeral sermon.
The sermon WAS preachsd frsna the
text Job I4:l4 and was striking. force
ful and logical.
MEETING WITH sUcozss.
The general committee preparing to
entertain the National Baptist Ocp.
vention will meet next Monday nish:
at the Zion Baptist Church, Manches-
ter: TIE sermon upon this occasien
will be preached by she chairman, DR..
pected. All the committees are ex-
pected to report in full. Friends from
every quarter are still opening their
door and lending such aid as is neces.
sary. DR.. Graham attended the great
Mattaponi Association last week at
Milford ard was elected moderator or
president. The association was a
most successful one. Nearly hun
dred dsllsrs were raised for the Virgin
la Seminary.
OTHER OFFICERS.
Money WAS sent up for the Union
University and the Hartshorn Memo
rial College. This association is one OF
the largsat and the best In the state of
Virginia. Rev. ]. n. A. Cyrus was
re-eiected reoording secretary; Rev.
E. A. johnson, chairman OF the execu-
tive board Rsv. w. II. Ford aid Dsa-
con ]. w. Purse, vice-moderators
Descons &. r. Robinson. correspond.
ing secretary; w. L. Young, treasur-
%. The association is composed OF
about seventy churches.
It seems that the National Baptist
Convention will be the grandest in ita
twentieth annual session that was aver
held. Excursions are coming from al
parts Of Virginia. Washington city and
Atlanta, Ga.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
vOLXVII NO34
TIE PRAYER OF THE SORE oP.
PRESSED.
[BY EDwlx T. JONES. !

Dow while the deep clouds derken,
And threatened thunders roll,
While come the days Of trial,
And call fer strength OF soul,
While law and justice slun.ber;
And violence take sway,
While right by might Ger powered,
Falls bleeding By the way.
What speech our tongues should utter,
What paths our feet should plod.
What fields Of action enter.
We ask of thee, o God.
Subdued OF old, then bsrtered,
Seorned cursed, now cast away,
For lead and leave to follow,
We proffer prayer to-day.
Thou knowest the pain and sorrow,
The sin and evil bern,
OF prejudice and hatred,
Flint-hesrt and heather scorn.
Thou seest the evil workers,
Full armed with hell's own wrath,
Who tear rs from our slembers,
And drag us unto death.
Who sow the seeds or error
Deep In the fathers vein,
Yet hoy the son that besreth
Auaht or that errors strain,
Who spurn brother. grssping
III AknOL8nCc nUQ ulAOb,
when their own laws and lashes
: Have barred him from the light.
They murder, MAIN and msugle,
Guiltless and guilty wake
Alike to moblaw's vsrdiek,-
"Desth st the hery stake"
The kings Of earth and rulers,
The b assed, true and brave,
Look on Ia shameful silence,
And lift no arm TO save.
Thsn with thy arm Of mercy,
Rescue the yet half slave,
My race from reinless havoc,
Stand forth, o Lord, and ssvel
Against the heathep-hesrted,
The esrth-worn demons snare,
Almighty bod Of mercy,
Vouchssfe thy shielding care.
And grant. o Lord thy guidan
To these the laxlsas bands,
Rid now their hearts Of hatred,
Cleanse, thou. their blood-stained
hands.
Deal them the deFth OF vision,
The reach of reason fair,
Beneath the cloak of color,
TO see the manhood there.
Bring now the lsng-sung era,
When right shall be man's goal,
Good win and love fraternal,
JoiRt-sovsreign Of his soul.
For now the wailirg deepsnr,
And now with voice profound,
The blood of . Thousand Abels
Cries Godwsrd from the greund.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
A NEW FUNERAL OAR.

Mr.. William Isaac Johnson has add
ed to his rolling stock magnificent
funeral ear or hearss of unique design.
1t is handsomely carved, and has an
ebony finish. The drsperies are hand
some and expensive. It attracted much
attention and is another evidence OF
Mr.. Johnson's enterprise,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
KILLED BY A TRAIN.

Clarence Jones was accidentally killed
on Tuesday last by the excursion train
which brought from Mt. Pleasant, the
Fifth st. Baptist Sunday School which
had pis-nic at that country resort.
His head was frightfully crushed,
and his brains scattered along the rail-
road track near the Hospital st. CROSS
ing. Funeral Director VIM. I. johnson
had chErge Of the remains. Deceased
was an orphan and lived with his grand
mother, Mrs. Hannah Robinson, on
sth St., Navy Hill.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
A Very Pleasant Entertainments.

A very pleasant entertainment ives
given by Miss Oornelia Murray and
Graeie Murray at the residence Of Mrs.
Dora Allen, No. ID e. Orange Street,
Tuesday night, July 81, 1900. in honor
OF her niece, Miss Bertha Oliver OF
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Refreshments were served in sbund-
ance and those participating were
Misses Mary Roy, Lille Waddy, Cora
Gray. Lille Giles, Blanche Giles, Mary
Brown, Lottis Berkley; Messrs. Olsr.
snce Standard, Charley Gray. John
Murray, Charley Wsddy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11

RIoHAoxD, Va, August /. 1900.
This is to certify that have receiv-
ed from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Verify Counsellor Of the Grand Court
OF Virginia ons Hundred Dollars
($100.o0) in payment of the death claim
of Miss Maggie Watkins, who was q
member of Royal Court, No. l48, In
dependent Order OF Calsn he.
Signsd: w. Isaac JoHSsox.
Witnesses: y xrirrr
D. W. johnson,
V. 81. Gwsthmey.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
MoosWa OF the Boundaries.

The possibilities Of the "Animal sto.
~" are remarkably well shown by Mr..
w. A. Fraser in his new tales, entitled
MooswA OF the Boundaries. These are
stories Of Rod, the Boy, and fur-beAr-
ing animals Of the Northwest and the
half breed trappers who hunt them.
Each Of the tales teens with curious
bits Of wood-lore aud little known
facts about the moose, beaver, bear,
lynx fox and wolf.
Mr.. Arthaz Heming, whe has Illus.
trAsed the stories, IL . Sportsman and
naturalist, ~ veil 90 an artist.
appear In The Saturday Evening Post
OF Septembes 1gt
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11

Mr.. II lton Brown of Lynchburg
was in the city this week.
MIR. 1. Il. Scott asd daughter,
week.
Miss Maggie Lee OF Pistsburg,
Pa, has gone to Charleston. Jefferson
90, Va.
-Get the Planet from Mr.. Joseph
Evans. Pittsburg, Pa.
Rev. Z Haskins n New Kent
Co., Va, called on Us last week.
--Mrs. R Elnora Wesley aud
daughter left this week for Harrison
burg. Va.
Rev. DR.. w. f. Graham has consent
ed to preach a special sermon at Mt
Olivet Baptist Church on Tuesday
night next for the bensfis of the COM
munion set.
Rev. TunstsQ Banks, pastor OF Sew
en- Pines Baptist Church will deliver
the annual address 10 the Sons and
Daughters Of the Star of Bethlehem at
Mt. Olivet Baptist Chursh Sunday
morning.
MISS oEdCic O&u0t A66L uoe-
day for Newark, N. j., to spend a while
with her nephew.
-Kr. Joseph Randolph OF Rieh-
mond, Va, after Visiting many par
of Connections for some time will re
turn to his home. 10 e jackson st..
about August 18th 90 visit friends and
relatives.
Mrs Eliza Washington of No.
ll04 St. John S., left for IN extended
trip north, New York, Philadelphia
and Atlantic Oisy.
Prof. j. u. Blackwell, secretary
aud manager of the Benevolent, In
vestment and Relief Association OF
Virginia has just returned from
three weeks trip in northern Virginia
In the interest of the sssoclstioa. He
reports the work in q hourishing con.
dition.
Mr.. M. .. Koonce. OF Washington.
called on us this weeA. he was enroute
to Cumberland Co.
--Miss Lucy A. Graham left the
city Tuesday Aug Ten for Philad slphis
where she will spend the remainder of
the summsr.
Miss Aginora Mickey of Norfolk,
Vs.. is visiting Mrs. John Randolph of
Abb W. 3Sth street, New York Oity.
-Mrs. b. Thomas Lewis, Miss 90.
"a Il. Coles and Mas Bessie L. Murray
Of Richmond, Va, will leave shortly
Tor Point Pleasant, N. J., guests Of rhe
Berean Cottage.
Mr.. Charley Ishana, electrician
AtHsmpton N. d A. Institute is now
on northern tour for that institu-
tion. Before leaving, he was visited
by Mrs EliA Ishsm.
Il ---Mr w. b. Isham returned from
Buckingham 90. this week.
Rev. James II. Holmes, D. D.,
and vile Ieft for Oharlottesvills Va,
last Wednesday TO attend the Shiloh
Baptist Association.
-Miss CLARA, daughter of Photo
grapher J. O. Farley, 10 having q pleas
ant time st Charlottesville. Va.
Rev. B. 81. Walker Of New York
called on rs. He was enroute to Cum
beriAnd 20. to attend the preaching Of
the funeral OF his mother August 18th.
BE will then 60 to Ohuls, Va, where he
will spend his vacation with Mr.. Win
ston Miller and family. He was tend
cred grand reception BY M.- Gilesd
Baptist Church OF New York OF which
he IS pastor. IL was led by Sister An
ME Hicks. He Was presented with
money enough to visit Virginia for the
recuPeration of his health. The Elder
WAS looking we'll and seemed much
improved by his trip.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
NOTICE.

The Third ST. A. M. Z. Church will
have moving picture and living scen-
cry entertainments at theiz church on
Tuesday night August 21st. The pie
lures viii. be given by calclm carbide
light and will be as clear as sunshine.
The admission will be 10 cts. for
grown persons and cts for children.
There will also be cake and ice cream.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
DANIEL WEBSTER DAVIS.
Our Orator And Poet In New England,
He Charms and Delights Large Au.
diences,

Rev. d. Webster Davis. A n, cur
preacher, orator and poet delivered q
series Of he stures before the Ohatauqus
Assembly at Laurel Park near North
amptan, Mass., July II, 1s and 18th.
L. wac the first sime Colored man
had appeared before that assembly and
he made q most profound impression
His theme was The Plantation Ne
gro Of long ago." The following are q
tew.of the newspaper comments,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
MEET US AT wINDDALE.

Prof. Villa Orchestrs will give Q
lawn fete and dance ct WinddaIe, Wed
nesdAy night Aug. 15th. This new or.
ehestra 10 composed OF VIM. O. Willis,
walker Benjs0in, Charles Armstesd,
Albert Minnis, and David Patterson. !.
Good musis, good pavilion. good wa.
ter. good lights. and . go9d time, 20
some. Round trip and admission 2C
etc., or admission only 10 sts.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
NOTICE.

The Auxiliary of the T. w. Mitchell
Monument Association meets every
Tuesday at 8 p. M, at the Y. II. O. A..
building. All members of the various
courts, interested in and well-wishers
OF the Auxiliary, are earnestly re-
quested to attend the next meeting,
tuesday evening, August Ii. 1900, at
8 p. m, Y. n. O. A. Building
L. II. PAYNK, Sec.
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RICHMOND. VA, August /, 1900.

RICHMOND. Va, August /, 1900.
This is to certify that have receiv-
ed from John Mitchell. Jr., Grand
Worthy Counsellor OF the Grand CoUrs
of Virginia One Hundred Dollars
(si00 90, Ia pay meut OF death claim OF
Mrs. Nancy Johnson. who was q MEM
Der OF Marths's Court. No. lsS, Inde-
pendent Order of Calanthe.
Signed: A. ID. PRICE.
Witnesses:
Josie A. Graham,
Eva g. Davis.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11

RIoHxoxB, VA. August 1, 1900.
This 10 Co certify that have reesiv.
ed from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Worthy Oounseller Of the Grand Court
Of Virginia One Hundred Dollars
($lo0 COY in pay ment of the death claim
Of Mrs. Elizabsth Saunders, who was q
member of Royal Court, I4S, Indepsnd-
ent Order OF Calanthe.
His
Signed: JAhKs SAUsDnRs.
mark
Thomas N. Orump.-
Charles (. steward.
PORTSMOUTH, Va. Aug. 8, 1900.
This 10 to certify that have receiv-
ed from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Chancellor OF the Grand Lodge Of VIr-
gieia, One Hundred and Fifty Dollars
($l5e.00) in payment of the death
claim OF Sir Henry Elliott, who was Q
member of Thanksgiving Lodgs, No.
81. Knights Of Pythias, N. A., 8. A., E.
A., A. & A.
Signed: ALICE ELLIOTT,
Witnesses:
]. r. Richardson, K. OF r. & 8.
w. B. Mitchell,C. c.
j. ]. Corprew.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-08-11
RICHMOND, Va, August 1, 1900.

RICHMOND, Va, August 1, 1900.
Thia is to certify that / have reeeiv-
ed from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Worthy Counsellor Of the Grand Court
of Virginia One Hundred Dollars
($l00O0) in payments of the death
claim OF Mrs. Frances Wyatt, who was
. member of Unity Court, No. 132, In-
dependent Order of OAlanthe.
- @ Signed: E. NJ. RoBrNsoN.
Witnesses:
Marietta L. Chiles,
L. E Miles.
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NOTICE.

Ny present establishment being TOO
small to accommodate my customers I
viii be forced 10 move. Our renewal
sale viii be at your own price. All
goods must be disposed Of by Sept. lat.
MRs. n. d. CBAMLxE, Milliner,
214 East Broad St,
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DID NOT VOTE FOR 1T.

SALmsURY, n. c.. Aug. Q, 1900.
Mr.. Editor:
The report going ths rounds OF Shs
press thss the faculty Of Livingstons
College voted for the sznsndnaent n
kot true and wss contradicted In the
Charlotte IN. O.e Observer Of the zth,
w. n. GoLxR, Pres.
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A UNIQUE UAsKEr.

One Of the finest csskets furn ished
and Of unique design was used at the
funeral Of Mr. Thomas Hayes and was
furnished By the well known and popu-
lar Funeral Director. a. d. Price. Il
was Of cream color. with handsome sat-
in trimmings and known as the couch
design. Is can be thrown back or
opened frem any side. It was q mag
niheent specimeE and Sttraeted much
attention.