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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-12-06
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This signature is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative Br0mc-Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures a cold I'm one da5
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-12-06
Stops the Cough

and Works off the Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price
25 cents.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
A School .Firht Inasd.

Mics Marg J. Jenkins has been teach
ing in the Scottesville Coiered Graded
School four years Of which Prof. A. q,
BurreR ia principal Aiss.J Jenkins is :
good teacher and has always given sat
isfsction 70 both patrons sSnd school
trustees.
Last fall Mt. sHudson Randolph nm.
baknowE 90 Miss Jenkins and most of
the patrons carried claim before the
bosrd for Miss Belle Lewis stating this {
Mins Jenkins did not want the school
any ICngec. Therefore, the Board de-
cidtsd that Miss Lewis snould have the
school.
Mi ss jenkins Was not aware of the
fact until she went to siga the contract
that Miss Lewis had her school. The
PATROLS became aroused then the Hon.
q. w. Gilmore. clerk of the SchooI
Board had called meeting of the board.
The room WAS packed with patrons to
speak for Miss Jenkins and to the
great joy OF the people the school was
given ag ain to Hiss Jenkins.
few weeks ago Mr.. Randolph asked
Miss jenkins forgiveness FOR the way
he had done and aeknoWled eed his
fault before the church, crowded with
people. He said that he was persuad-
ed TO do as he had done and is il be-
lieved to be true. because Mr.. Raa-
dolph has always baen q popular gem
tieman and q friend of Miss jenkins
family.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
From Hartford.

The weekly exercises held at the
Tolcott Street Congregational Church
are growing very interesting. It is
gust what is needed. all should at.
tend and help to make them more in
teresting. An Interesting subject will
be introduced st the next meeting.
Counselor Miller or New Haven was
in the city on business and returned
she same day.
Mrs c. Lee of No s4s Asylum Ave-,
10 quite III.
krs. e J. Daniels of No. IA Martin
St, 10 also very sick.
Mr.. Il. Gesry OF Worcester. Mass.
was the guest of the Rev. J. Sulls
Cooper Saturday and Sunday
We are glad TO know that Miss Mol
lie Gaskin OF No. 72s Broad St, ia CON
vAlesoi8g.
Mr.. James H. Wilson of.43 Woostel
&c., ID suffering with . severe cola.
Mrs. Bains OF Windsor Street, is i'm.
proving slowly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
Grand Entertainment.

General Washingtop's Birthday En-
tertsinment will be- given at tue Bird
st. A. M. E. Church 30 Thursday and
Friday nights, Feb. 2cud and 23d, 1900.
One of the grs<test attractions will be
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ger. Washington. They
are two OF the most popular and sty-
iish persons TO be found in Richmond
There will be q dozen or more of child
rem ranging from six TO twelve years
OF age, attired in colonial costume who
viii entertain all who may come
Admission, 10 cents for all persons
not having bag TO put their age in.
Committee: Celesti Crane, Ferpelis
Orump, .Lucretis w. Wells, Martha Z.
Forester, Estelle Sears and others.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
A Great Event.


RoRTshourH, Va. Feb Ii, 1900.
Mira. sEstelle Bsiley's residence on
chestnut street, this city, WAS the
scene OF o most brilliant dinner party
given by the membe of The 1900
Club on Thursday evening the 9Th
inst.
Among those present were Misses C.
L. K. Bailey, Kate Elliott, Susie /.
Mash, Rosa L. Bass, Mamie Reid. Fan
ME I'd. Paige, AverT s. Bryant, Emms
Lee, MaryF. White; Mesdames Mary
freeman ana A. Davis; Messrs George
A. Melvin. the president. W.sE- Doug
lass. secretary. w. ii. Jennings, treas
urer, ] Collins, E. 8. Holmex, E. p,
sampson, Lee Hunt, AieE Davis ii. w
Melvin. John I. Reddick and Mr. The
odore Nash who made his debut.
After indulging in innoeent pleasure
by music and otherwise. all repaired
to the heavy lsdened table and psrsook
OF the many delicseies thereon.
Speeches were made by the Prssid emf
and others among whom was z 8.
Holmes who paid q glowing tribute go
the young ladies of Portsmouth.
Speech-making being over the.sweet
notes OF Home, sweet home'' fell up
on the ears of the banqueters when all
retired with light hearts and eestatic
minde.
On the second Sunday of this moRth
the members and friends OF the North
st. Emanuel Church listened to two
we'll delivered sermons By DE-. Butts,
the presiding elder OF this district.
MIR. James Il. Hayes of Richmond,
spent FRIDAY, Feb 9th, in oar city on
legal business.
Mr.. Robert J. stith of Norfolk visit
ed our city at the sans time.
Mr- VIM. Pitt of GLASGOW Street, who
has been confined TO his residence on
account of contagious disease ia much
improved.
Mrs Henrietta Nicholas of London
Street, continues very sick.
Mrs. Margaret j. Wren Of Primers
Point who has been sick for sometime
is much improved.
Mr.. ii. L. Farmer, son .ef B. J. Far
mer or Chestnut St, was taken quite
i'll Saturday, Feb. 10th, but is much
improved.
Miss Sarah v. WiIds of Pearl st.,
continues very sick.
Miss Gsorgianna Sirams, of Green
st., who has been sick for sometime, lie
much improved.
The Planet can be fouad at the Office
Of the Old Reliable Richmond Bsnefi-
cial Insurance Company, 5lS Green
ST., K. g. Holmes, manager: J.. q. Col
Inns, agent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
FROM NEWPORT.


NswPoEr, r. l., Feb. II, 1900.
Our churches were we'll attended
yesterday.
Miss Bessie Gunner wac the guest If
Mrs. ID. a. Smsth during the abs Nc ,
Of her brother and sister'in-law.
Rev. and Mrs II N. Jeter are b
happy recipients OF q bouncing bauy
boy. Mother and child are doing well
under -skilltul treatment. Likewise
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest II. Pollitt have
been blessed in similar gift of fine
boy on January 18th.
Mrs. 8 d. Gaines has been called to
New York owing TO the illness OF her
sister, Mrs 6inmsus.
Miss Fannie Garter, who has been
quite i'll isnow convslescing.
Rev. ID. P. Brown, d. D., who wac
visiting in Washington, d. O., on bust
Conference Of the A. n. E. Church ia
home.
Mrs. George T Barclay OF Beidse.
port. Conn, 10 dead. She il mother of
Mr. George w. Barclay.
e. Brown, oorponulsr grocer who
|1eli through the trap door of his store
and disloc sted his knee is out again
Our gicls and boys are eojoyiag
Themselves on the pond. There are
'sotns aDe skaters among them. espec-
IL ~ tho young Gnsn. who carried his
name in darkness and then fell 10 with
= narrow escape OF losing his life.
Mr.. I. g. williams Of King St.. "a
/ stillyqriAe III.
Mr. Andrew Carter is out again II.
ter . serious Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. T.Williana Of Ne<,
Jersey are visiting Mr. and Mes. Ohas
r Williams of Weaver Ave.
Mr.. Anthony Fisher died Mono az ~
ter a-chert illness. esf7e was . member
of Rope Lodge, No q K. of P. Grand
Army brother and q member of tbs
Stsr'of the Eees Society.
Watch for the. gre at conoert given
by che Jeter fssnily in Masonic FALL.
The Assembly DS-ce on the 10 5h II
going to be the proper csper.
Mr.. Clarence Buchanan of POad ave-
nue., is quite sick with muscular rheu.
IN ssiSm.
AR. and Mss. Joseph T. Rsy have
the sympsthy,o of theiS many friends
through the loss of their Daughter
who departed Ahis life Feb. Sth
Miss Sadie W. Mitchell or Lewis st
was3nnouneedsb by herrdoetor as beinc
quite sick.
Ma. F. w. Robinson has Just reeur a.
ed from . tour of the stste, stoRpilal
ut Pewtucker and Providenee.
Mrs. Williams Of De Blois st., ia win.
ting her daughter, MFs. Hattie White
ofl&ew York City.
Mrs VIM II. 8iltoRos 20 Csleada,
ST., IL improving slowly.
The Womanss Loyal Union. Mrs.
Margaret A Dalton. p-esid enc, at its
last meeting, Wednesday, Jan SIst,
gave to the treasurer, Miss J. Imogene
Howard one thousand votes In the
Paris Exposition Teachers Con test,
conducted By the Evening Telegram.
On "Wednesday Mics Howard's votes
coached q TOAD of l6s;5IO, abe still
maintaining fo1rth place in the coo
sest and steadily going on to third
which IL about 10 O0o ahead Of her.
Good work, keep is up.
Mrs. Levi Jackson has returned fraau
Bridgeport, Conn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
Church Hill Notes.
Owing

Owing to the ineiemenc
OF the weather and not with
standing the mud all three services at
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church were well
attended and everything was In pros
porous condition.
Services were ae usual ct the other
chur she's.
Mr.. Eddie Dudley ia in 9 critical con-
dition. The rest of the sick Ia improy-
ing.
Mrs.. Laura Burke's sister IL again
confined to her bed at her residence in
2nd St. We hope her speedy recov-
cry.
The J. NJ. Langston Lycsum which
was organized two weeks ago held ifs
first meeting at the residence of Mr..
N. r. Barrett. The programme was o
good one.
Mr.. Eddie Hill, one Of ehurch's pop
ular gentlemen, has opened up Q frat
class confectionery and bakery on Goth
st. Hot bread daily.
0Ash
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
Y n. n. RnnGa


The current topics by the boys and
their Literary last Tuesday was enjoy.
ed by all present
The explanation OF the Sunday
School lesson last Saturday by Prof
& & Rovey, Dean of Wayiand Col
lege, was extremely interesting and
many helpful thoughts were brought
out. Remember this clsss is free tC
all.
The COMMITTEES on the Aims House
held Q very helpful meeting last Sun
dsV.
The Street Committee met last Sun
day st 3 P. NJ, and held good meet
ings on the corners OF the streets
There were one hundred and tifteeI
persons in ATTENDING
The boys last Sunday enjoyed the
most helpful address which was deliv
cred to them last Sunday by DR.. ID. A
Ferguson. His subject was Little
Things"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
A Happy Time.

The happy little home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Mosby, No. us Catherine
street, was brilliantly lighted up last
Friday night. Feb. 2nd, to cordially
welcome the guests of Mrs. Susan
Bacchaus Ct Atlantic City, N. J., sister
of Mrs Mamie Gray, accompanied by
her little son, Leon, which was cheer
fully entertained by the former guests
Of this city.
Among those present were Mr., and
Mrs. Henry BurreIl, Mr.. and Mrs,
Gray, Mrs. W. p. Price, Mrs. Matilda
Mimms, Agnes Reese, Pat Smith, Geo.
Il. Allen, mr. and Mrs. Pride, Mr.. and
Mrs. bern and her sister.
The evening was cheeriully spent
telling anecdotes of different kinds un-
til the time arrived for supper. The
dainties were 80 rare l think they
should be mentioned: q plenty of
chocolate, chicken Said, beaten bis
quits, fruit and pound cake, cham
payne, egsnoag. several other drinks.
which made the time lively. ice Gre am.
other dsinttes to correspond In proper.
ton. As the old rhyme says, "a he arty
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
CoNGRESsmAN's TRAGIC DEATH
whether Accident OF Suicide VIII
Probably Never he Known

whether Accident or Suicide VIII
Probably Never he known.
New York, Feb. l4.-Congressman
Charles A. Chickering, OF Copenhagen,
N. Y. was killed by falling or jumping
seine time Monday night from the
are escape on the fourth story of the
Grand Union hotel, this city. He was
found dead from a fractured skull on
the street directly under the window
OF his room. The window was open.
There In no means OF ascertaining how
ne got over the four foot railing of the
nre escape. He had suffered much from
rheumadsm, and the pain OF his sick
ness had affected his mind. The mans
clothing consisted OF trousers, under
clothing, socks sand a nightshirt tucked
INTO the drawers. He had on no shoes.
coat or hat. The speculation about
the manner of death led to the eoniec-
ture that he may have been seized by
q At OF temporary insanity from the
pain OF rheumatism and have Jumped
out OF the window in the night, or that
ne had been a somuambulist aud had
walked out OF the window and clam
Dered over the fire escape.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
BRITISH DISASTER.
Beers Drive Their Enemies From
the Colesberg District.
LORD ROBERTS THREATENED.

Che Beer Mastery OF the District Has
caused a Wide Spread of In.urree-
sxoa-General BuIIerss Intentions
At Present Urkaovvn-
London, Feb. 14.-The news Of the
Gay is the enforced retirement of the
British from the Colesberg district,
under heavy Boer pressure, and. prob
ably after brisk fighting. Thus, at a
time when Lord Roberts is apparently
ABOUT TO push an army into the Free
State the Beers make a counter stroke,
m unknown, but seemingly great force,
not far from the vital line OF railway
connecting De Aar and Orange River.
Military observers do not regard this
- more than a menace. Nevertheless
the news produces an unpleasant i'm
preston here. General French had
maneuvered the Beers out of Rens-
burg in, December. On Jan. 1 IL was
reported that he could take Colesberg
In two days, with achievements.
These were sent, but the Beers also
were reinforced. Since then the Brit
3Hb lines have been extended east and
west, so that at the opening of this
week they constituted great horse
shoe, rs miles in length. The lines
positions were held.
General French, when he Joined
Lord Roberts, presumably took most
Of his cavalry. General Clements was
left with the infantry to hold the
Beers In check, but Commandant De-
larey. with a double turning move
meut, has compelled the British to
concentrate at Rensburg, beside threat
ening Lord Roberts communications.
The Boer mastery OF the district has
caused a spread OF instruction, but
this. no doubt, will be promptly re-
pressed, as large British forces are
available not far away.
The indications as to General Bull
nerss immediate intentions are con-
Trajectory. One informant, who has
1rtimate relations with the war Office,
predicts a movement within the next
Two days. A number of correspond
&nts who have been with General Bull
Ssr. however, nave gone TO Durham for
. few days rest, under the impression
chat nothing is 20 be done Immediately.
A dispatch TO The Daily Mail from
Gensburg, dated yesterday, says:
There has been hard fighting for two
Gays near Colesberg, the Beers max
ing strenuous efforts to outfiank the
British left. The enemy occupies
strong positions from Achtertang,
through Polfortein, TO a point ave
miles south of Jasfontein.
The fighting at the outpost camps
has been very severe during the last
few days. Yesterday the Beers attack
ed the position OF the Worcesters, to
the southeast of Colesberg. Fighting
continued all day. and after dark it
was considered necessary to withdraw
% Rensburg. Our Losses are not yet
known
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
Cures
Weak NJ en-
rec
Ms0res Loye and HAPPINESS.

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efter years OF sufreing from sexual weak
ness, lost vitality, varicocele etc, ana en-
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Mich, and he viii gladly send the free re-
celpt with fun dir ections so that any man
may easily cure himself at home This Is GER
tatnly most generous offer and the follow
ng extracts taken from his daily mail show
how men write him.
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thanks for yours OF recent date i have civ
en- your treatment a thorough test ana Sbe
benefit has been extraordinary. It has
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Dear Sir:-Your method worked beaut,.
fully. Results were exactly wins needed
strength and vtgor have compIet ly return
ed and enlargement is entirely satisfactory !"
Dear Sir;-Yours was received and I had
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greatly improved In size, strength ana vi
All correspondence is strictly conf1denhJ.l
mailed In plain sealed envelope. The receips
- Is iree Tor the asking and he wants every
man 10 have It. M
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
GENERAL MARKETS.

Philadelphia, Feb. 1S-Flour steady:
winter superfine, s.. SO925o; Pennsylvania
roller. clear. $S1oQs.20; city mills, extra,
E.6oG2.70. Rye -four quiet and steady at
p.oQS.S0 per barrel. Wheat strong; No.
red, spot. I'm elevator, 721k97she. Corn
steady; No. 2 mixed, spot, In elevator,
sS14QSsNe; Ne. yellow. for local trade,
tO51c. Oats steady; No. white, clipped,
uA4S2c.; lower grades, 2S@30c. Hay
steady for desirable grades; choice tim
othy. Ne.6o. Beef steady; beef hams, 81
02l.6o. Pork quiet; short clear, 81. 7SQls;
beef hams, $2l@H.5o. Lard dull; western
steamed. $685.. Butter steady at q de-
cline; western creamery, 21@35c.; do. fac
tory. 1eQ1sc.: June creamery. 19Q2Sc.; imi-
tation creamery. I7022Iac.: New York
dairy, 1sG24c-; DO. creamery. H925c. !:
fancy Pennsylvania prints jobbinG at Is
es1e.; do. wholesale. 27e. Cheese steady:
fan made. fancy. large and small. 12Z@
lSo.; choice grades, x0l25kc. Eggs
steady: New York and Pennsylvania.
Us; western. 1SAQ1sdc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
Do You Know Him 2
ARvoNIA, BUexINsHAM Co., Va,
Tabruarv 9th JQOO

AkvoNIA, BUexIsSHAM Co., Va,
February eth, 1900.
desire so know the whereabouts OF
my father whose name was Hudson
n srris. Some called him Hudsos
Hsrgrove. his masters name. My
mothers name was Henrietts. She
had ak children when was sold from
her. We were sold at Nelson Court
house about 1S45 as near ss remem-
Der fathers master bought my moth
ar. There were five girls aud one boy.
His name Was Zealonfetcher.
The oldest girPs name was Gsbe and
was sold TO . Negro-trsder, named
George Hickson. Then there was AID
sonia, Susan, Elisabeth and Emms.
Mothers former master was named
Samuel HaDsbuere was taken care of
by the sheriff of Nelson county then.
He moved to Scottsville. Va. His
name Was William Esnse. From there
he sent me to Richmopd, Va, by =
Captain named WiDg6sld, and be sold
me 10 q man named Bentiy Brown.
Sc i am the one hunting my rsls-
tiyes. The one named Elizabeth lives
st New Canton in Buckingham. My
name now il Bette Woodson.
Please address all communications
TO Louisa Smith, Arvonis, Va.
Fsrther's masters name was Beverly
II argrove.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
Mtrasulou. Encape From Danth.

Chicago, Feb. IA freight elevator
An the Caxton building on Dearborn
street fell from the ninth floor to the
ground yesterday and was wrecked in
the steel trap at the bottom. Four
men in the car were injured. They
were Edward Barker, Carl Kramer.
Fred Sternberg and William Warden
burg. The escape OF the four men
from death was almost miraculous, the
cable unwinding and crashing through
The roof OF the car.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
Lanstry'. suecessfuI "Concert.

New York, Feb. 14.-Society and the
stage, represented by women of wealth
and beauty, crowded the ball room at
6heFry's yesterday afternoon, patron
king the Concert" arranged by Mrs.
LangtFy to raise funds for the Ameri-
can hospital ship Maine, now in South
Africa. Although young women did
not sell cocktails and other refresh
mentc at the American bar" as had
been expected, there was a big crush.
and large sum of money was realized.
Instead of young women, the Earl Of
Yarmouth and several professional bar
tenders served liquors at so cents a
drink Something over $4,000 was
taken in, even programs selling at 81
zach
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

gates TO the nationsI convention. the
same date previously chosen by the
Regular Republicans At present It
seems that both factions viii send
delegates to contest TOR seats In the
'uatio1al convention.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

laugh will make you fat" II that be
so, know all are real fat at present.
The hour of o'clock arrived, the
guests left for home. which was q
cheerful good night by all present.
By AN EYE Witness.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

RECOGNIZING
being
tn 1871
OzONO
After thorough
an honest
the Because
fine s
OF itching the
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you provided satisfied
offering
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Refractory LONG
VIII cure your head OF all itching
M sIoP your hair from falling will its nat
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people
thousands nnb;sh
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your O1no 10 prove satisfactory
blacksbug Vs wresYou
box
We make
with
Electrical
patches ireckles
all Ohbains Sore and or
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Remember will refund
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
FItE Again TaIlxu rirht.

New York. Feb. 14.-Bob Fitzsim-
mons yesterday posted $4,000 with the
sporting editor OF the New York Jour-
nal as forfeit to bind another match
with Jim Jeffries, and issued an open
challenge {. meet any fighter in the
world. The ex-champion said: "Ii
Senrtes does not show any desire to
meet me and cover my money within
one week I viii take on Sharkey, Nc
Coy or sny middleweight."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

A lincoln Statue For Washington.
Washington, Feb. 1S.-Reprssenta-
tive Lorimer (Ills.) yesterday intro
duced bill for the erection IN Wash
tngton Of q statute OF Lincoln, and APP
propriating 100000 for that purpose,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

DIR. A. W. g. Farrsr has removed
has office from lO0E, Leigh st.. TO sos
n. 4th St., where he will be as usual
ready for all calls. He returns many
thanks to his pstients for their past
KIND patronage. Old phone, 64S.
4t-1-27
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17

Dslaws<s's Republican Conventions.
Wilmington, Del. Feb. l4.-Ths
Union Republican (Addicks) stats
committee yesterday called state con-
X2ntioR toE FEB. 81 to elect ak dele
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
Special Services A..

Rev. DIR. q. w. Bryant of Baltimo ore,
will preach at the Fret Presby terian
Church Sunday, Feb. 18th, 1900, at IL
q. m.
At o'clock p. m. Rev. DIR. Graham.
pastor OF the Fifth st. Church has
kindly consented to preash. He will
.bs accompanied by his deacon board,
Music by the Fifth Street Church
Sheir. The public is cordially invited
to be present.
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WANTEO~-a>~
COLORED GIRLS

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