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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-06-21
ORpER OF RArrrlcArroS.
PHIL. H. TUCK, Attorney.
VS..
MARC ARET E. WAKEFIELD ct vir.

In THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY, IN Equity.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

public, in poverty. In prosperity, "a q
msn-as q christian minister.
Look at him in the valley and chad.
ow OF death. how lively, how lofsy
and sublime his character; how wor.
thy OF imit alton.
WJuld the young preacher study the
character Of great mon and Rsz, on
the monuments erected 70 their mem.
ory with reverence. Go study the me.
moir OF Jesus O. shown in the life OF
the Rev. John Jasper. Study it a. the
mod 81 to be initiated you are christ
ian ministers Just ss you initiate him,
and on fur her.
2Id, Ths Necessity. There are but
two kinds OF NE ecessity-aatural and
moral what is abs olute in itself and
what is rendered so by circumstances.
In order to become q disciple OF
Christ, you must comply with his con.
ditions.
1t 10 necessary. 1st to the main
tsining OF the spirit OF religion. The
rsigiJn of Jssus includes Q belief ol
the doctrines he taught and also full
acceptance OF Goe's word es being in.
spired
In his eImon over the remains Of
the great prophet, Rev. Tho ss said
Brother Jas per was q man who took
God &C his wo rd. He believed all thai
God said and believed is TO be true and
immovsole.
2nd, Brotbe Jaspe practiced relig
lea. he b lie we'd that o christian il
racer, . soldier, and often he sang
Il am 9 soldier for Jesus, I've enlisted
in the war and will fight until I de-
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A Brilliant Wedding.

GILLs, AMRLIA Co., Va
Mics Enolis r Epps OF Gills, Va,
and Mr.. Charlie Redd Of Rice. Va,
were Joined in holy matrimony on last
Wednesday evening, April Gath. at the
home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Epps. Tne houss wa
beautifully decorated with white and
purple ilacs. hyacinths and lilies.
The bride was beautifully attired in
dotted lace dress trimmed In white
baby ribbon, and carried brides roses,
The groom wore the usual conyep.
tionsl black suit.
Mr.: Ernest S,ott was best man and
Miss Daisy Ligon of Gre We, Va, served
as bridesmaid.
Rev. P. n. Scott, pastor of Gravel
Hill Baptist Church officiated. Afser
which the guests were served with iee
cream, cake and other kinds of refresh.
ments of the season.
Among the many handsome presents
there were several valuable ONES sent
from New York City.
Rev. N. 8. Epps and Mrs. Nett RE
Dawson Of New York City, a broth sr
and sister CT the bride were anon :
the many guests present.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

hold bis diamond, Christ-like heart.
ell of which seems to unite in voiee
and speak louder than seven peAls of
thunder 20 give Rev. Jonn Jssper's
lass message tU she ministers OF tn .
gospel which is ss follows: a,S
And when hs had call, d shs peop le
unto him with his disciples also, He
said unto them, whosoever will come
after me, let him deny himself sno
take up his cross and follow me-" Sc.
Mark VIII "a
"And he that taksth not his gro s.
and follow after me, is not worthy OF
me" Matthew 1898.
The aev ] nm Jasper was . Christ
and therefore we do she sacred texts
no violence when We in this spesiaI
case interpret them ss being brother
Jasper's own language.
Like his Master, while he tab srna-
cled here below his home was in aeav-
en-, towards whI"h he iJurneyed each
day and the height or his ambition
was to get others TO follow him snd Ac
sept the religion OF Jesus Christ.
The religion OF the Gross is q relig-
ion Of self denial and activity a1d this
lie one strong evidence of its divinity.
An imposter generally holds up the
advantage OF his system, and keeps the
difficulties out or sight; on the con-
trsry. Jesus brought fully to view the
difficulties and dangers of Ohristisal-
ty. Christ's religion bears the mark
OF honestly on its brow, and places it
in the heart of its b ,lIevers aud cent
them out ss his disci pies 30 % aka oth-
er disciples.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

AU 5TIN-Mrs. Judah Austin de-
parted this life 10 GoochIand Co., Va.
Thursday, April %. 1901. at $3.50 D. M y,
after one days illness. She WAS .
faithful member for over 20 years of
the New Hope Baptist Church. she
IL survived by husband, nine chill
dren, (the youngest only 8 months
old and two sisters, Miss Mary v.
Turpin and Mrs. Susie Jackson of
Richmond. Va: and host Of friends
to mourn their loss.
The funeral WAS from the late resi-.
dence in Goochlsnd Co., Va, Rev. Ed
ward Jefferson officiating. We hone
our loss is her eternal gain.
A precious one from Is 10 gone,
A voice We loved is still,
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never Gan be filed.
Her daughter,
MARTHA AUSTIN.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

The Rev. John Jasper called his di-
sciples and she people around hi n aud
said, Whosoever will come alter ma.
let him deny himself aud take up his
cross and follow me"
Let Us notice from these words, Its
the Nature, 2nd the Necessity. 8rd, the
Reasonablsness of self-denial.
LIST, The Nature. Sslf-denial il op.
posite to our feelings, properties,
and our selfishness. Self-denial must
be submitted to in order to secure the
well-being Of society. Tue children to
the parent, the scholar to the teacher,
the servant to the master and the sub
ject to the sovereign, but the sslt-de-
niel exhibited in she life of Rev. John
Jasper is altogether OF o spiritual cha r
acter.
We will give you some instances
gathered from the life Of the preach
ST.
BE never was kno Hn to Indulge ia
trihing conversation, aud when asked
why2 He said, L must deny m, self
OF that as . minister OF Ohrist's gos-
because the Bible says will have to
give an account for every idle word
/ must not associate with the uu-
godly, whether socially or politically.
/ must deny myself, because it is
written, the friendship of the world is
enmity with God.
End, Modification. Take up the
cross: This language is highly hEura-
tive and is borrowed from a c0stom Of
putting criminals to death by the Ro-
mans and other nations.
The criminal was compelled to bear
bis own cross to the place OF execu
tion this WAS the mode OF death the
Redeemer died. he bore his own
Gross for us. 1t was doing something
extremely humiliating and painful.
The language we said was fgRra-
tive, aud it teaches as that there are
things in religion humiliating to mans
proud nature.
eelf.denial is abstaining from what
nature would love; modification is
doing something that is painful to ma
ture. Therefore we Ars not only to
have what is dangerous In religion,
but mortify, cruelty our lusts. To
cruSify the old man. with his deeds,
We are net however TO cruelty him one
day and take him up the next
Unlike Rev. John Jasper, some OF
the younger men In the Negro minis
try will do everything but take up their
cross, IN fact sometimes they act as
though they would pass by the Gross
and try to Rst to heaven without tax
ing it up, but remember Christ says,
':If any man win be lmy disciple, let
him deny himself and take up his
cross and follow me-"
Bird, The Rev. Father of God imitst-
ed Jesus Christ and We In turn will
do wall to initiate him.
Look ss this model Ia private. in
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04
I, o. OF g. 9 and D. of 8.
April 10. ImI

April 10. 1901
Queen ShebA Lodge, No 844, was or.
gAnixed on the above date by J. B. Tsy.
lor. Deputy Of First District Rich.
NOR d, Va. The following are the of
heers: Frances Manly, P. @ Ella
Only, w. c.; Silss Jones, V. o.; Leila
B Harris, r. c.; Emelipe johnson, r.
Sec. Virgins Fantleroy, W. T. );
Frank King, PrelAte; Elisabeth Will.
Jams. w. Don. Carrie DabHey, George
Seldom, o. 3. Rebeccs Jefferson, I. 8,
Lucy Grimes, P. p. D.; Harriet
joiner. p. ID Carrie Dsbney, d. of T. /;
Fannie White. d. of e.; Fannie Areh-
or, ID. OF T.. N MArths Watkins, D of r. F:
Rachel Taylor, D. of l.. Annie r obin.
500: Z. of Oon. Rachel Jefferson, d.
of X.
J. B. TAILOR,
Chairman.
A. L. MoNRoH,
Secretary:
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

/ End. Brother Jasper enjoyed reliR-
lon and therefore he attracted crowds.
The rich as well as the poor hoeked
to hear him and whenever he was an
nounced to preach even standing room
was ct hig h premiu m.
If we will follow him 80 an example
in the work OF the gospel ministry we
leanness'" We will have mere power
in prayer, be Of more use in the church
an drink from Gods Jasper cup, the
trus blessed water of life which comes
solid nioymen We will sing under.
standingly, my brother, do you love
Jesus 2" Bless my Lord + love nin
too. His anne 10 80 sweet.
Ill. The reasonableness of self-de-
NAL appears, 1st from the final reward
received by those who find the good
old way, the way the holy prophet. Jas
! per went.
! Jesus said, "To him that overcometh
will l grant TO sit upon my throne %
Then. overcoming Is Lscesssry to
the final reward.
The racer does not we ar the laurels
till he has won the prize. nor the SOL
der wear the palm OF victory sill he
has fought the fight, nor the wander
/ lag pilgrim rsvel in the enjoyment Of
home till his journey ends
Heaven is made up OF pilgrims who
have endured tn 9 tsil-rAeers who
have won the prize, and heroes who
have conquered earth's sin and self,
among whom Rev. John Jseper is q
bright shining star, seated at God's
right hand, singing redemption songs
with the angels.
Angels, what are they3 They are
Gods pearl hshers.
| Some years ago while or visit to
Italy, early in the morning was walk
ing along the riverside 1 neticed q
man wading waist deep Ia the river
and peeriRg into the water
] spoke to hin, but he never 30
much As looked up, all st once ne DART
ed down immersing his whole form
under the water and came up as ain al
most as suddenly with something In
his hand, which appeared to be moth.
ing but mud. He took out his knife
and cutting into the matter took fyom
it q costly and beautiful pearl.
His face beamed with Joy a. he turn.
ed to me and ex planned in q few hAsty
werds that he WAS . pearl fisher he
then threw that Which appeared 1t for
corruption back again in the water
and darted of with his pearl Of great
price to deck the crown Of some great
prince or king.
Angels are Gods pearl fishers. Ear
~ IN the morning of the 30th day of
March, 1901, the angel of God wAded
Richmond, Va. and all at once he dart
ed down and brought up tho body Of
Rev. John casper and using the word
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04
REV, BRICE'S REJoINDER.
be Explains His Position Did Not
Wrong The Poet.

BRowSsBUss, RooKBRIDes Co., Va.
April 2e.l, 1901. i.
kichmond. Va,
Please allow me spaee in vo,,r
vsluAole paper to answer the ohaeUea
that Mr.. y. M. Stewart, of Kic1mond
makes against me
ls', he charges me OF being a literary
thief. wonder l. he understands th =
term plsgiarIsD," " not, I'll proceea
10 inIorm nIm, p agisrisE is one who
steals the writing of another: that /
nave MT done. 10 the hcst place his
poem was public property given 70 the
world through the mediam :, the Rich
mono PLANKr; and had a p,rI, a
right to reeite his or anv ons eIss.s
posms without telling my audience
from whom or whence l. cam. N NJ
Steward had tsk-n the trouble Co hay
asked our most Eff sic ut Grand Kssnsr
OF Records and Seal he would hsvs
IIund cat that read the poem from
chppiDg from the PLAsEr. I did NOT
Reproduce it on paper, nor did l st.
tempt TO make that highly cultured
q intelligent b Ddy of Pythiaus ard
UAianthes Oelt.ve hat the POEM was :
production OF my own Trains; be it far
from me.
Mr. STEWARDS CHARGES.
Mr.. Steward goes on 20 saw .b.. I
teied TO gain notoriety among the Pv.
thians and Cslanthes when / read hi.
poem. is was not notoriety that I v.s
after, nor lame for 1 thank God. bv
carrying out the principles of Damon
and PyIhias, 1 am known all over the
state. etc., and have never since / lin.
ed shat noble band, by word, de.d. or
action attempted 10 iniurs one Sir
knight, nor have / ever been alou;
OF ones achievements.
SAD OCCASION.
The occasion upon vi ich read tha
poem was ssd one Ind eed to me. and
1 am very sorry that Mr.. Steward as =
Pythian has so FAR forgotten his oh !.
cations a. Co parade the good name of
one OF his brethren before the public
in order to iniure him. Had he wrote
me q private note would have gladly
corrected aay mistake or error that /
had made, either privately or public
ly-errare eat humanum.
QUESTION ASKED.
while Mr.. Steward accuses me of plag-
iarism has he not himself borrowed
frG m other minds without giving due
credit for it
Mr.. Steward asked me q question in
latin. must confess it mas been a
long time since / was in school and /
have become quite rusty, but it occurs
to me that mine and thine is the very
bed rock upon which the race and our
grand organization. Pythisnis N, ought
TO be built upon
The trouble with the N groes is they
are Jealous Of each other: We quar-
rel too much; We envy too much. Iu
this 2Ojh century there are great pos.
abilities for the Negro: so stop villIfy-
ing each other; stop being issIous OF
each other, but with gen, brain, heart
and hand lift the race higher, then we
will truly understand. Heun ct tuum
Yours etc,
REv. j. Il. BRIoR.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04
FIRST HONOR PUPILS
NAVY HILL SCHOOL.

osh oram mar-Mr. A. v. No-nalr
STSscner; Amanda Nelson Isn;Se'
Emp, Mamie Thomas, Elisa G,Snn
M v. .oro "urrsy' L,ttie Smith, Ns.bs1
On Gremmsr-Miss r "a. p.
Sn: ssnscnef: Emma alley, R,sa Jos' J''
4 a Grammar-Miss Len.v IT.,
1Acner; sn E'teile Baker, Fannie o Con-
90 G'Anmsr-Miss B ,ssie wh,,,.
Sssc3er; Kate Moran, Addis Pbiii;n'
all asR T Norrell, Bessie Branch Irs
q inn.n n1'mas' Cora Duncan, Mag1;a
.o znd GrsmnAr-Niss OR. T R,
teacher: Llilie Fox. L. nroWn
Sth Primsry-Miss Mary r H.
Scsacner Annie Burrows, Ros. RosPpr,
N'A''e murray, Leo Phillips. r
th Primary-Mrss r p
f' James Ware. Mary Jones
er IA ass.ha p.htm.ry-Miss virgini. B. Harm
,a 1.h Primsry-Mi,s EarIie r.
Rs"Ssn p; I'm; Isaac johnson, Jr. Lon;s
son Frank Gross, Jose phine Iodas
Masts. W;i.e hse Jackson, Virginia Lse
w 5th Primsry-Miss r m.s
pe' teacher, Sallie Tvymsn En
John Young. e Ooie, ,
s,s Osh Urinary, No. l, Miss M. 7. TT,
49,. ssaeher; Willie Frays,r. W,Iiis
BroW5 NO nnooers Woodson, jose ohins
asn Prim.ry-Miss M r NJ,
shaw. q AaVinis 8rsi
p:n e imary, No. 90 -Mi.s s.-.h U
P.os,n, P,, sescher: George BurreiI. Tohn
paes1a ALBERT NorrelI, Edloe We
RooIa. pTanks' Annie Brown. Virs;s
Don;eI marie Baker, Irene Carr. jni;e
Price, Ros. p.d fountain. Gertruds
Ross. A rage Lena Reid, Ad a
Rso oro Urinary, No. 81 Miss Sarah =
DDroWn, Ssheher: Aron Robinso, aI,'
Polsseaux, Edna Holmes sonh;s oIice
ney Ovens. Lewis, Oourt
sra Primary, No. 2,-Miss NJ ~
Rros,n Rise, sessher: M Joseph Brooks, H.sx "
Willie ickson, Helen Hodsrson IpoPe'
ris, oanada Nor.
zao Primary, No. l-Miss M N
Cssss,, Cts,ce, teacher: %as Leroy R.glsnd, Ai5erts
ppell' Emma Rand olph, Rebeses S.;sh
H nosa Reese. Susie Thompsos NsasIs h
Mayo, Lettie Pratt. maggie
znd Primsry, Miss Julia I. stepbsn.
seacher; joseph Bland, Robsrt Grsnd'
lson' Robert Hamilton, Harr;soo InSn
SON. .mss Taylor, Emma Banks G.
nan Hicks, Edith Hill, Maria Hons
Asiiis Johnson, Ssrsh Roberts Zspo''
Sue DIG Llnsley, Carrie Turner, B srtba a
o;her names see 9Th page.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

of God as . knife hs separated that
which was was &c for corruption and
decay from his immortal soul. he
shrew the body back saying, dust to
dust, and ashes to ashes and Dart
ed CT with the soul TO deck the ere wn
OF Jesus Christ, the Son OF God.
The philosopher employs his time in
celebrating the msrch OF the sciences
ana developing the my ste ries Of ma
ture. The warrior, to obtain blooming
laurels OF fame, will pursue his daun.-
less csseer through the enssnguincd
plains OF courage, and tbs precincts OF
death. The politician has In his hands
the veal or woe OF his couutrg. The
philosopher, the warrior, the polite.
ian are entrusted with great resporsi-
bilities, bus the christian ministry, the
legste OF the skies, the ambassador of
Christ lis post OF honor and respon.
sibility that infinitely transcenGs every
other: his work is to get men reconcil-
ed to CD.
Such has been clearly shown to have
been the burning zeal Of our venera-
bic father Jasper
IL man is wise whJ plants a tree
that shAll bear fruit after he Ia dead
which another shell eat and bless God
for the man who planted 10, how m uch
more gracious and beDeflcens is the
act Of our beloved and lsmented faith
er, Jasper, who by his inf aence assist
ed in planting the great Baptist de-
nomination, to which thousands can
now point to as their rock iu q weary
land and shelter in the time OF
storm.
Surely heaven will be CIV ster to our
ssinted father because he has LETT
b. mething behind him 10 bless the !, Id
world that has been has alma mater in
fitting him for the SHES.
Amen, so MAJ it be.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

Grand Worthy Counsellor John
Mitchell, Jr,, organic ID another ne v
body last Tuesday night. 90th ult., q,
the Pythi3n Castle Hall, 511 N. Bed
street, in this city. It wills be known
ss Mildred's Court, Independents Or.
der of OAlAnthe, N. A., 8. A., E A., A.
and A.
The membership is 81. A large
number OF ladies who are members OF
the order were pesent.
The following filed the chairs:
W. Inspector. MISS M. L, Chiles; g
W. lnspectrix, Mrs. Anna Lewis; g.
W. Orator, Mira. Lillian Payne: q. w.
8. D.. Mre. Sarah q. Jones; G.W, ].
D., Miss Maria Smith; g. w. Escort.
Mrs. Anna Taylor; Miss IA attic Ter.
rell, Mrs Mamie Johnson and Others
g. W. &. OF D., Mrs. Kate Taomas; G.
w. K. OF A.. Mrs. Mary Kemp; g. w.
Il. OF ID Mrs, Mary Hooper; G. W.
Herald, Mrs. Elnors Wesley; q. W.
p, Miss Mary Morris; @. w. Cond.,
Mrs.. Rosa Loving; g. w. Asst Oond.
Miss Mary 81. Smith. Others assisted.
The following sisters are the officers
Of the new court:
w. O., Martha Boyd; Tuspectrix
Mollie LeftwicA; Inspecsor, Anns
Rhoads; b. d., Julia Harris; j. D.,
Mary L Harris o Maggie Besle; &.
Of D.. Lille Hopkins; 4. Of A., Lucy
z. Williams; r. of Deposits, Pauline
Preston; e. Judith Yancey; Cond.
Katie Shelton Ass's Cond., Elvirs Pet.
tus; b., Mary ]. Johnson; p, Mamie
E. johnson; Trustees: lizzie Kenny,
Carrie Pleasants, SslIie Davis
All heartily enjoyed themselves and
the bounteous repsst served in the
dining hall added much to the pleasures
Thla court wss gotten up through
the efforts of Mrs. Mildred Johnson.
She deserved great credit and IL WAS
freely given her.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04
BROOK',
PEGUES,
JOHNSON.
THESE THREE NAMED
BY THE COMMITTEE.
TO BE VOTED ON IN
JUNE.
A Review of the Nominees.

At 9 regular NEE ting of the First
Baptist Church held on the Rrst Mon
day night in March, the question OF
pastor was referred TO = committee
composed Of the descons and Is Law
members. The committee was to re.
port name or names to the church at
it regular meeting in June.
DIR JONES, CHAIRMAN.
Rev. j. E. Jones, d. D., was chair
man q orge W. Lewis, ESQ secreta-
~ The Committee decided at q recent
meetin TO submit one name TO the
church. A meeting OF the COMMITTEES
was held last Monday night at abous 8 /.
10 T. Nd. The melton 80 submit ons
name was re considered and q motion
20 submit three names was carried. :.
Then began she naming of candid ates.
THE NAMES SUBMITTED.
E even ministers were named ss fol-
lows: bov. w. I. Johnson, \. ID. of
Lexington, Va; Rev. a W. Perues of
Raleigh, N. c.; Rev. waiter n Brooks
ID D., OF Washington, d. @. Rev, ID.
Webster Davis. A. NJ; Rev. A. 8
Thomas; Rev. John W. KIRBY, B. D.,
of FsrmvIlle, Va. Rev. d. l.. Cosby |:
Rev. j. Milton Waldron of Jackson.
vile. Fla; Rev. w. NJ. Noes, b, d.. of
Danville, Va Rev. E Watts, Peters
burg. We. Rev. A. s. Jackson OF Dali
las, Texas.
DlDN'T GO HOME UNTIL MORNING.
The discussion and ballotting was
continued until 2:S0 A M. Finally,
Rev. W. 81, Brooks, d. D.; Rev. A. w.
Pegues and Rev. W. 7. johnson, B. ID.
we're agreed upon and their names
will be submitted to the regular
church-meeting in June, 1901.
Rev. w. n. Brooks, d D., pastor of
she 10Th St. Baptist Church il uuoues-
tionably one Of the sblest theeiogians
and scholars IN this country
today. He 10 man OF ire
proAchable character and his pow
ers as an orator are aeknow lodged to
be OF the most superior order. He is
national character and o Christian
gentleman, living out the prir ciples of
the good and lowly Jesus.
Few ministers possess the magnetic
influence over q congregation that he
unconsciously exere eises. When churoh
aid societies desire q divine to peach
who will draw . crowd to hear him
and raise money. the name of DR..
Brooks IL generally mentioned. IL ia
no surprise then that his name was
included in the number.
Rev. A. w. PeRues of Raleigh, N. q.
is divine Of excellent character. He
has been for many years an
instructor in Shaw University. he
possesses rare qualities and is q gem
tleman whose abilities are conceded
by all who know him.
Rev. W. T. Johnson, r. D., ia the
youngest OF the three and is at pre- sent
pastor OF the First b ,ptist Church of
Lexington, Va, He is one OF the most
progressive Of our ycang ministers.
he is gentleman of fine character.
he possesses foe orat eric liabilities.
de has been most prominently men,
stoned in connection with the pastor
ate CT the Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04
Reception And Banquet.

q reception aud banquet was tsndsr.
eo Rev. W. r. GulIins. ths rs.;r;S :
pastor end Rev. j. Strange. tha ine
c0ming one at the Bird street A. M
0n4rcn, Tuesday night, April Both
Mr. James II. Jones WAS mSste- 10
ceremonies. The affair was q com nIste
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04
NOTICE.

A convention of Good Samaritans
and Daughters Of Samaria will be held
at Samaritan Hall, on Hull street, bs
tween 7th and 8sh, Manchester, Va.
on Thursday night, May 9th, 1901.
Delegates or Richmond and Man.
chester are request to meet at 8 o.
cleck sharp IS business Of impor tsnce
claims our attention.
Done by order Of Convection,
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04
The Lords Supper.

Communion services will be held at
the Mount Olivet Baptist Church on
Sunday evening, May 9th at 8:80 D. m.
Up to Wednesday there have been over
90 conversions and there are "a vet
bowed to be prayed for. Rev. win.
lam Fox, the evangelist, is doing q
great work, assisted by the pastor,
Revs. r. j. Bass and Julian Payne and
others.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

-. II. and 8. O. Brown are here
with their OptergrsPh Moving Pic
ture Exhibition and will gladly assist
any church or stub to raise means to
pay on debts or replenish their treas.
ufy. III you wish 20 know more about
the matter, write or call st No. 28O8
Darlington street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04
sundsy-school Union.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Sundsy-school Union Of the city of
kiehnond Will convene with the Eben-
ezer 1sptlst sanday.school on Sunday
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

sr-Rev. A. W. Peguss, Phi DO
ShAw U diversity, Raleigh, N. O. has
Deen invited by the oulpit com mittss
o. s1e FIRST Baptist Caurch to preae
sunday: May 9th. at IL q. M aud 3.9O
p IN. Praise service at 8 p. m.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

SUMNER BoARDERs WANTED .
MRS. .. I: Aliens, Oumberland CONN
A We: 10 minutes walk from Farm
WIS, ts Staslen. Plenty OF vegetable and
% 1 oooo mineral water OF ali kinds
soy nu very quiet place. For .other in.
Mrs. j. I, ALLEN.
Farmville, Va, Box IL.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04
FULCHER-woODsoN.

The marriage Of Mr.. Robert Fuleh.
sr sci 20 Miss Ida Woodson took placs a
lO6I se John street, on April 25, 1901.
Rev. Funstall BInks performed the
ceremony. 0N WAC
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

Rev. Simon P. W. Drew, D. D.
the famous pulpit orator and evsngs-
list OF New York, called on rs.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04
A Great Revival.

A great revival is in progress at the
Fifth 81 Baptist Church. There are
81 converts and Las mournera.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

ma Ihe marriage OF Mr., VIM. Edwnr
Iherps to Miss Mary L. Sturkis TOOK
pl.ce Monday, April %, 1901, at 7:s
Bins:. % ! Jr .ns HSssbso H.Ss,Ssnes Of Rev. Dr.. A.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

Mrs VIM. B. Wood and Mrs.
o"Hsh Of petersburg, Va. called On N
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

Mr.. James 81. Peters OF Hunt
in9ton. w. Va called on us.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04
ANOTHER NEW COURT ORGAN.
lied.

The Grand Worthy Counsellor Initi-
ates Them-The Ladies' Present.
Richmond planet., 1901-05-04

.sooh h 1s1mmsr-Miss r ,sa B. Brook.
GIsr. Emma Bailey, Ross Jtnss