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THE C0I0RED FAIR
AT
TASLEY, VIRGINIA.
Aug. -, a, IS, Is, 1901.
PROMISES TO BE THE MOST CAP
TIyATING AFFAIR OF THE
SEASON.

The managers are sparing no pains in
setting the grounds in tasty order
The circle is being prepared for speedy
flights and several jockeys are availing
themselves of the opportunity of educat-
ing their horses how 70 come down the
home stretch.
One of our drivers gave his horse her
head some days ago and the ''test was
equal to the task" The gait she pulled
the bike is only secret to be made
known at the Fair if necessary. We
hope no one will be unnerved but be pre-
pared vigorously to meet competition
The grand stand and ladies' hail are
being beautified with a coat of paint
The exhibition ball has special facili-
ties for display and safe keeping of arti-
Giles. Nothing is overlooked or under
valued by the managers.
We hope the friends and patrons will
will show their appreciation and mani
fest their interest by producing some
thing to put ON exhibition.
We ask the ladies especially to show
their skill IN needle work, bakery, can
merry, and culinary line, while the gen.
tlemen viii make full the agricultural,
mechanical and stock departments.
The railroad authorities have given
special trains and excursion rates to Wis
it our Fair at Tasley, Va, August 10, IA,
10, 10Th.
We send a cordial invitation to the
public TO visit our Fair this season and
be courteously conducted through the
thoroughfares of same.
The merry-go-round and other amuse-
ments will be there.
Read our weekly articles through
these columns and follow them up to
the Fair.
For any information, write TO
J. d. UZZLE, Sec'y, Ac-
comac 9. H.; or
SAM'L L. BURTON,
Ona lCC,k, Va.
S-3-3t.
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Parties going on this excursion will
have the opportunity of spending a
pleasant day at Beaver Dam, where the
Protracted Meeting viii be going on AT
the Union Baptist Church, Rev. Q. n.
Phillips, pastor, assisted by other able
divines from both the city and country.
There will be two services held. at
IL 80 a. IN. and p. m. in the old and
new churches.
This will be a protracted meeting OF
the old kind, where the mingled voices
OF thousand souls all singing praises
unto our Maker Those who have gone
with the old, reliable Working Sons ri
Hope on the third Sundays for .
number of years can testify to the good
maintained on the train and pleasant
time spent at Beaver Dam. Tickets will
be sold by the committee.
Fare from Richmond, Round-trip. 81 .OC
East of Peake to Beaver Dam, 75c
Hanover q Wickham to Beaver Dam sc
boswell q Hewlett to Beaver Dam. Of
Train will leave @. & o. depot Sun.
day morning, August 18th, at 9 O'Clock
promptly. Returning, viii leave Bea.
ver Dam at o'clock D. m.
Committee of arrangements:-,J Har.
per, James II, Shelton. Wickham; r
J. Robinson, boswell; james H. Harris,
Hewlett; K. F. Lightfoot, Hanover; J.
w. Jackson, Robert johnson,
j. H. COLEMAN, Manager;
ARCHIE HAWKINS, Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-17

Mt. Olivet Baptis Church, Sunday
night, $50 p. m, Aug. 18th, 1901, di.
vine services will be held, Rev. r. Beech
er Taylor viii preach, subject, What
Shall Think"
Miss BERTHE G.. Brooks is in the city,
the guest of Miss Mabel Holmes. The
latter in company with Mrs. Susanna
Holmes visited Washington last week.
Mrs. Mary E. Hooper who was ia.
ken suddenly i'll at the residence Of her
husbands cousin Mr.. Chas. Waddy, No.
20 sdin st. weeks ago has returned to
her home, 1912 st. Peter St., under the
skillful treatment of DIR. Sarah Jones
but is yet indisposed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-17
. KOman's Central League Training
School and Hospital.

Glasses in Cooking, Dressmaking, the
Taylor and White System), Domestic
Service, Trained Nursing and Care and
Feeding of Children, Etc,
School opens Sept 10th, 1901. Glass
lists are now open at the Building, 412
And Ala N 3rd ST., Richmond, Va.
Hospital open all the year.
BETTE BROOKS, Pres;
LENA V. JACKSON, Sec'y;
DR.. r. f. JONES,
Gen. Director & Fin. Agt.
Address all communications to DR..
Jones, Alp N. 3rd st. 1-mo
WANTED-50 men to learn Cooking,
sHnd 90 men to learn Trained Nursing.
A great demand for both.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-17

Rev. T. NJ. Bowman, pastor of
the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church of Peters
burg, Va. called on us.
Rev. r. L. Cosby, B. T., Mission
Rry of the American Baptist Publication
Society and the Virginia Baptist State
s. s. Convention has returned to the cit
y after travelling over ~ counties of the
Southwest.
the Oak St. A. NJ. f. Zion Church
called ON us.
Rev. ]. H. Presley, of Providence
r. i. will preach at the Sixth Mt. Zion
Baptist Church tomorrow morning and
'evening.
Mrs. @. II. Lewis left the city this
week for Hinton, w. Va, She will be
away 10 days Mr.. Lewis left for Cali
1oknia. He will be absent six weeks.
Mrs. r. Winston and son, of Wash
ington are in the city this week visiting
her sister, Mrs. Polly Hayden, 5l4 w.
Baker st.
First Presbyterian, Catherine and
Monroe Sts.: at IL o'clock services Sun
day, Aug. 18th, Rev. r, Bkccaer Taylor
xTin preach, subject, yielding to Temp
tatiun,
Mrs. Caroline Wilson of New
York arrived in the city Friday, 9Th in
slant. She leaves for Ashland, Va.
Thursday, 10th, TO pay short visit tc
friends.
Mrs. Lena Archer and sen left
fhis week for Amelia Co., Va.
Mr.. Andrew r. Black, formerly of
Virginia is now practicing law at Seat
tle, Washington.
MRS. Annie H. Brown continues
sick at her residence, 1926 N. I'd street.
Ssne will be glad TO see her friends.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-17
Rally at Salem Church, West Point.
Virginia.

The pastor, Rev r. J. Bass and mem
bers of Salem Baptist Church were very
much gratified in their success Sunday,
Aug. 18th, 1901. Rev. r. Beecher Tay-
lor preached in the morning. In the af-
ternoon Rev. Bass administered the
Lords Supper and many souls were
made to rejoice. At night Rev. Taylor
preached. Both sermons seemed to have
made deep impressions from the evil
dences shown by the congregation.
Rev. Bass is full Of untiring zeal and
rich with experience in church work.
The future is full of success for his
church. Notwithstanding the inclem-
ent weather, the attendance was very
good.
The collection was twenty-six dol
lars.
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Montreal Bible Conference, MOnttrea,
n. c., August 11th-25th, 1901.

For the above occasion, the Southern
Railway will sell tickets from points
within the state of North Carolina at
one fare for the round trip, and from
points In other states fare and one-third
for the round trip, tickets to be on sale
from North Carolina points August 10th,
Ilth, g l2th,' and from points in other
/. states August 9th, 10th and 18th.
This affords an opportunity for those
wishing to visit Black Mountains and
Land of the Sky at a most season able
time. The rate from Richmond to Black
Mountains and return for summer tour
list tickets good returning October 31st.
rs &14.75. Black, Mountain is located on
a,@y few miles east Of Asheville.
aug 10, 8t.
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Rates fer Virginia Baptist State sun
day School Convention.

The railroads of the state have grant
ed rate of aud FIRST class fare for
the ROUND trip to Charlottesville the
place of meeting.
Round trip fare from Richmond to
Charlottesville over G. & o. x. r. $3.50
Delegation from ssRichmohd will leave
for charlottesville. Tuesday Aug. 20.
1901 at 80 p. m.
w. p. EPPs, chairman.
i0sl5 w, Duval st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-17
VIRGINIA BAPTIST STATE Sun
DAY-SCH00L CONVENTION.

Danvile, Va, July 9TH, 1901
TO the Sunday Schools, Associations,
Unions, and all connected with the
VIRGINIA BAPTIST STATE SARRKTH-
SCHOOL CONVENTION -Greeting
We take this means of calling your
attention to the fact that the annual
meeting Of your Convention will con-
vene with the First Baptist Church Sun
day-School lof Charlottesville, Va, ON
Thursday before the fourth Lords Day
in August, 1901.
nual meeting also on Wednesday pre-
ceding, so that all delegates who desire
to do so may have an opportunity to at
tend the sessions of both bodies. 1t may
be useless TO remind you that it is your
duty to be represented at this gathering,
as you have been so very dutiful in the
past. But we are living in an active,
earnest, and progressive present. Con-
dltlons have changed. New issues are
to be met. and if you are convinced that
the position taken by the Convention up
on the questions that are now being ag-
itated In our State is the best calculated
to advance our interests as a denomina-
ton and as people, then show your
faith by your works by being represent
ed at Charlottesville.
1t Is the earnest desire of the Board
that our representation shall be larger
and our contributions greater than at
any previous session.
See to it, brethren, that you send up
more money for Home Missions. The
Board cannot successfully do the work
we have undertaken unless you contrib
ute more literally. Do not forget our Ed
ucational work. We have obligations
that are pressing. They muss he met.
Union University, Hartshorn College
and Spiller Academy all expect help at
your hands. Let all be remembered.
AT our last session we decided to do
our Foreign Mission work through the
Lot Carey Foreign Mission Convention,
Send up, therefore, something with
which to carry out this obligation.
Come to Charlottesville. Come
with a renewed zeal. Come with a
determined and fixed purpose TO support
and advance all the objects for which
our Convention stands. The Conven
ion will meet on the original date Aug.
81, 1901.
Reduced rates win be secured over al.
railroard lines leading into Charlottes
villel
Let every School, Association and
Union join in the cry; On to Charlottet
vile.
Yours for God ard humanity.
r. T. HILL, W.T.. GRAsTY.
President, Corresponding Secretary
jy2oA
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-17
Mr.. Editor:

think that charges should
be brought against Brother Nelson Viii
Jams, Jr. and have him show cause why
the right hand of fellowship should not
be with drawn from him for forging the
names of the persons TO a paper without
their concent
have read your paper carefully and
don't see that you have doue anything
to cause you TO be excluded from the
church.
Look at the minutes and if nothing
appears there ordering you not
to publish Rev. Johnson
letter they have nothing against you
even by their own records.
Unless this was done and il was not
done, there is no law ON which to exclude
ysu. b.
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NOTICE.

The Mount Olivet Baptist Church
Sunday School Picnic and Excursion TO
Boutwell, Park on Tuesday next, Aug,
10th.
The Richmond Electric Railway Co.
viii furnish special ears at 8 o'clock a.
m sharp, TO carry the scholars and 9TH
Gs who may desire TO go to the train at
Elba Station.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-17
NOTICE.
Knights of Pythias.

We earnestly hope that all knights
viii decorate their houses in Pythian
eclors in honor of the unwilling of Col.
Thomas w. Mitchell's monument,
which will take place at Richmond, Va,
August Goth.
Signed:
MEMBERS OF THE 1sT REGIMENT.
"A j. Smith, Jr.,
Adjutant.
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NOTICE.

Quarterly meeting at Third ST. A. M.
E. Church Sunday, the 18th. Divine
services as follows: preaching at IL o.
clock by Rev. E. III. Bolden, p. E.; at 8
p. m. by Rev T. r. Sinkfeld, Presiding
Elder of Roanoke District and at $40 d.
m. by DIR. N. F. Turner, missionary of
Richmond and Roanoke Districts.
Everybody is invited
Yours for success,
j. STRANGE, pastor
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For the above location the Sontherh
Railway will sell round trip ticket S
South Hill, Averett, .Clarksville, Ran
dolph and Richmond and all intermedi-
ate points 10 brakes Branch and return
at specially reduced rates in accordanc e
with tariff two, tickets on sale AuSust
Goth and 2lst, with return limit August
25th
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ss:5O-RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE.
Via Popular York River Route.

Leave Richmond via Southern Rail-
way daily except Sunday 4:30 p. m. The
fayorite route to American EXPOSE
ton, Buffalo, n. Y, Atlantic City, Cape
May, etc. Special excursion tickets TO
Atlantic City and Cape May on sale
Wednesday of each week, $500 Round
trip, good eighteen DAYS, returning.
Round trip season tickets $ll:00. 81.
round trip ticket between Richmond
and Baltimore.
" ~ RI
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NOTICE

MANCHESTER, VA.
Please give notice that there will be a
general mass meeting OF good Samari-
tans and Daughters of Samaria next
Monday night, s p. m. Business of i'm.
portance. Deputies and members of
Richmond are cordially invited
w. II. HATCHER, Deputy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-17

We are planning TO make Labor Day
one of real pleasure. So watch and wait
for West End Industrial Club, No. /,
They will run an Excursion to Spots
wood Park, De Witt, Va, Labor Day,
Sept 2, 1901.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-17

Peerless Co., U. II. X. of p. of Lynch
burg will come on an excursion Sunday,
Aug. Goth, leaving Lynchburg at a. m
1t will participate in the unwilling ex-
ercises ON the Goth inst.
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The Rev. @. +. WELLS, of Villa.
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REGRET TO SEE IT.

As member of the church and of the
Baptist denomination L regret TO see
such ill-feeling in the house of the Lord,
where love should always be supreme,
and if love were supreme-madness and
vilification would not be present to de-
fame the church, but obedience and re-
spe It would be the willing companions
OF love. And instead of insolence pre-
vallng, that same degree of Christian
love which controls covenant meeting
when just few hours from the corn.
munion table, should characterize a
church meeting, doing business to edify
the church of God.
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Republican State Convention, Roanoke
Va, August 2Ist, 1901. =.

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell tickets from all points
in Virginia TO Roanoke and return at
four a. cent per mile one-way for the
round trip, tickets to be on sale August
10Th, goth, and 2lst, with return limit
August 27th.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-17
A REFERENCE TO PAST SERVICES.

And therefore, yop, the editor of a first
class weekly, an honorable representa-
tive of the Colored American race, you,
who constantly pleads with the Ameri-
can people TO right the wrongs done the
Afro American; you, through whose
efforts the lives of men and women of
the Negro people have been saved from
the hands of mobs and from filling un-
timely graves, would have been accord
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shown more brotherly love.
But yet. hoping to see the day when
we, as race of people will learn to ap-
preciate superior intelligence, look with
fond respect on work and worth, honor
manhood, and reverence distinction.
am very cordially yours,
ROBERT w. CARTER.
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A Voice From Massachusetts.

NAHANT. MASS, Aug. 10, 'Ol-
Mr.. John Mitchell, Jr.,
Richmond, Va.
My Dear Sir
The trouble at the First Baptist
Church in Richmond, Virginia, and the
shameful way in which YOU were treat
ed, together with the bad conduct of
the members, reminds me of the trouble
late at the Mount Ohvet Baptist Church
in New York City; of the disgraceful
scenes, and of the awful manner in
which they treated the Rev. DR.. Wish
err.
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Miss Addie Davis Of 527 N. 4th
St., who has been indisposed for about
six weeks is cut again,
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23rd 1901.
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]. r. TEMPLE,

THE BICYCLE MAN.
2Io West Broad St.
Gives away Bicycle every month.
A.chsnce with every purchase or repair
Job, no matter how small the price
Come to Gee me. Only shop run by
power in West-end. 3-so-Sm.
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19
OBITU

Death in ills implacable grasp has
once again brought before us the
rea.'zatlon of mans frail hold Gu
lite in the unexpected death of Mr..
j. Is. sanarcns, :. resident of Char
enton, and II wcll-known citizen of
this parish. Though a foreigner by
birth, being born in Toulouse.
France, Mr.. Sanarens had come to
Louisiana Il, Il very early age, and
had become, through long assecia-
ton. thoroughly interested in the
welfare of hi. adopted country.
BY his energy and close attention
to business he had succeeded i'll Sc
caring 10 himself and family al
independent social position.
In his relation to his family he ever
proved a kind husband and father.
AS a friend, he was generous and
kind to faut, rs many deeds done
in silence might attest. Though re-
lentlcss in redressing grievance, lie
was incapable Of harboring Il feeling
OF bitterness against any one.
Mr.. Sanarens leaves widow and
five children, all grown, one of whom
is Mrs. Evrard Dugas, of Clarendon.
May these recoIlcctions he com
tort to them whom his death leaves
in gloom and sorrow is the prayer OF
\ SINCERE FRIENn.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19

The entire railroad community
of New Orleans was shocked this
morning to learn of the death OF
Luther Parks. general passenger
aud ticket agent of the Atlanta
division OF the Southern Pacific
Railroads, who died this morning
at Liberty, \. Y. Tue information
came in d telegram from Assistant
Passenger Traffic Manager. S. +.
Is. Morse to Mr.. Fred S. Decker,
assistant general passenger agent
to Mr.. Parks at New Orleans. but
no particulars were contained.
The news is especially gricvauS
rs MI Parks was Il resident OF
New Orleans for many years and
STATED his railroad career in this
city. He was born in Franklin
La. July, 10, 1860, and entered
the railway service in 1882 as a
telegraph operator i'll the Morgan :
Louisiana aud Texas Railroad and
Steamship Company. a"d in
Marcis. 1885, was clerk ard >tct.c-
graphic, tn the assistant manager
of the Atlantic system. H. jal.u-
AIRY, 1883, Ire was promoted 10 the
position OF superintendent OF trlr
graph, and from December, 1889,
to June, 1893. was chief clerk to
the general superintendent. being
then made assistant general pass
eEger and ticket agent until Dec.
l, 1899, when he rose to his last
position as general passenger aid
ticket agent Of the Atlantic system.
Mr.. Parks came to New Orleans
in 1882. He was made an orphan
at an early age and was cared for
by his god mother, Mrs. +. r..
Hardon, the proprietor of the we'll
known Canal street millinery cs-
Establishment. He was also IN in
innate friend Of the family Of Mrs.
w. G. Hart, but has no relatives
here nor any others that are
knowu. About three years ago
Mr.. Parks married Miss Rosine
Mayo, Of Dallas, Texas, and to
them came two children. both of
whom died. He had not been in
good bealth for several years and
suffered from lung trouble, and to
those who saw him last his death,
while a glOat shock. was not sur
prise.-Daily States, Oct. 10th.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-10-19

There is q crowd Of men and boys
Who congregate near the depot Oh
Saturday and Sunday nights and
after filing on beer and whisky
from = nearby saloon renders tue
Night hideous With their boisterous
language and bacchanalian orgies.
These midnight jewellers maddened
With liquor 60 on the side
walk and engage in fights and fire
q their Saturday ''smokers" and
b many ways disturbs and endan.
gers the rest and life Of the peaceful
citizens Of that neighborhood. These
drunken sprees are carried on in full
view of all passing trains and with
this condition of things going on the
travelling public is at liberty OF form
iag their opinion of our town, which
surely will not be of the best. Let
these hoodlums be arrested and given
I dose of justice, say s2o or 30 days,
which will be q reminder to them
that such lawlessness is not 10 he
tolerated in the town Of Frankie.