SATUHDaY, MAY

CHURCH HILL NOTFS.

Licentiousness in Full Blast.Hew lu

Get the News of the Wctk- Baptiz¬ing ntxi Sunday:

Matilda Scott's littleold t painfully injury.

Ding whilemit of his mother's yard at her

¦t. near SheirtHe wai ^>n the head

hy a missile thrown by a youngwho belonged to the crowd of Hob*that vicinity. The little fellow's skulwas badly fractured, and when lastheard from, he was in ¦ vary rriouti Not longyening saan was badly stabbed in that

locality. Many a mother's heart is inwaywardness of theil

- who for the want of some goodployment, are thrown into bad com¬

panionship, and finally drift into the

habit of frequenting the bar-room:and gambling dens which n'

ing ugly I1UU

much se> until the wi nts * thoanot

keenwith the right think

iug people «»f our own nice, arc no-

forced t»> enter protests against an

all such null .

g people take warninj>f Church Hill is dc

inga-good work. An excellent prt

gramn. '*d at their hall, c

Sunday eveningnmunion will be* held

Church on Sunday, tl

JACKSON WARD BREVITIES.

Sunday was indeed very cool, andmight make it more emphaticalsaying it was cold. Wraps were in t

maud, and we imagine we're* not at

disagreeable. ll of this 6

snap our chu: re well attendQne ol our yening preachers, ll

i>. W. Da\ d a very praeeal and ii rmon to a la

ut the Eben-mday morning.

We learn that another Church <

d on Third 81 t Sun«,. \Y V. pastor.

bid . in their underl

anel the workers are* tlv. JrV. F. Graham preached the

nive Troon last Munday e"

ing, te> the* A. S. & 1> eif 1.. at the Y

.eet Baptist Church.livere*d a very eloquent discoursesuited to theMr, J D. Hlanei, Chorister al

k lur e*uiwh; fe MayHis remains were taken to theFriday, 17th inst. "Peace t

es."Many fair damsels from this A

attended the "Commencementea of the I High £

id, (Manche-d for

rn attendetje of K. of 1'. which ir

Last 1 liesaay n

nf the Hickory Hill Mission Si

Kyi.dagshouted

Mr.ing music furned the doo

in 2:45 time*of music which

uilding with angelic mekidvi. and the scholars vi

for the doe.r. It \S tire in the* rear of the bul

and but for the timely work of \A. Kyles and two or three of thescholars, nothing of the buildina heap of >mld have bes

ell the tah* "

, brother deacon, donknow when it falls yo

te make a few remarks,which is lawful, is not expedienDon't you think my friend th

should beg your brother's pardoiknow for what.A large number of our ir.

left for New Yorklike it boys,even if you'll have i

it back to Old Virginia.You took your overcoat te

rather early. We think you nepart of this, wei

from the way you were shiverii"We were with one of ti

blue" the other night whenhells rang. The poor fellowand we thought once that he wito ca h h s for parts in

When hi- eil he remarkhe thought he counted liftAnd you know what that me

to Pocahontas.The May "birds are singing

Wedding Bells are still ringirlearn that several fair ones

pre>ae,h the matrimonial altarWe were asked sometime af

a "cure for love." We bsly searched for the remedy, I<>nly got it in part. Take 12 o

like, "Jf-rs. of .common sensewith the spoon of MtApply at the apothecary on

Street, next door to Reason.Don't yon know the sea

turn, lie wore the botjuet w

sent him to the communionother* girl. Hat's a f:He aid not show up last S

ternoon.but she was out witlfellow j men

they will have substitutes.It was quite amusing t<

young ladies rushing homeday; all beeauae they hadspring costumes, and no wm

We are glad to know thatlant young gentleman tlte be on duty again. Ma(

-Bead our offers. Takeof them. 'Phone us and tlwill be sent you* $1,50 per. ]

Mr. G. W. Bragg doe-Laundry work at'Phone 1206.

ORDER OF EXERC1

Virginia Seminalday, May 17th, S.

Society Oration, Prof. WDanville,

iy 19t

I 'iplomxjngte

AnimaA. M¦mme

Tr1. J

o, MiThe> ni

n, May Sth at fi

boon siek for a long timkindness of thoa

thy ol nily,Ti mot

SUBSCRIBE TO TI

DUTCH ISLAHD.

mbbtown. U. I , Vay 5,

myinly

t le of

»i of the Plankt. ;eirder for $1 ¦

-e-ript ion I think to

intent.

f. MukkkOrd

Mr Stevens Passes Away.

[Correspondence of Recorder.)

riously sick 'dat his

ell-knownof our city, lb*

9 formnny.er business. Mr.

il with manyand; well known throughout the

fromOiiiie*Ul Baptist Church last Thursday

He* had bee*n a memtn*r for

year- KM), Capt. John A. C. !9, and a daughter survive him.

Truly a good and cl man i*

geme. Hut to-day he is happy, ye*s hap-ip in Jesus bk ep.

a

VI! Pp. m. in his

ye*ar

we

i»yle-alldd

ev.

list

We

eat,an-

,e*n-'ifth

well

the

intryash-

funeral of Mts Mary Brandtook place from the First Bapt. ChurclMonday. May 12th m Kev

- H. Holmes, pastor preacheedfeeling sermon. She bore he

affliction with christian fortitude*.Her end was e*alm and peaceful. Ma

She leaves a sisteia brother, a daughter and two sons t

mourn their 1

ed her well,But .lesus loved her l>

Rheumatismiused by Uric Acid in the bloo

Hr. Humphreys' Specific No. 15 opethe clogged ducts, purifies the bloo

ealth and vigor, and cures tsm.

CHARADE

DRAMA OF FLOWER'

Yard

H oflast

i the

lunarsinday

r and

filledy, hadloving

liding,Ir. W.maleg butn left

ur lotythingt.at youi? You

il boy8lOthingto foot

» "210**i'ded itjudging

the lirefainted,is aboutlknown.ed that

ana.On

and theig. Wcwill ap**soon.to aboutiiligent-)Ut havez. of dis-l stirreddancholyPrudent

Will be presentedSECOND BAPTIST CHURC

Thursday Night, May 23, 1895.

Eight pages and Hower girls.Princess Violet,.Lucy Kid rhKing Tigerlilly, ther father

Kandeiph.Prim b, (her suitor) C

bonChivalier Eglantine, (her lover) B

indera.Lady Jessamine, (her confidant)

ta via Branch.I Fairy Endive, (her God-motlNan ii ie* Myers.i Luck.Eva Willi

Moen and Stars,..Virginia B. Willi

i*im.;kam :

Picturesque' View of the Dramaportend by Good huck, watched ov

i Stars. Prayer bjAngelic he

station by Florence If. WilliSolo, Ross B Randolph; DialJulia and Lucy Eldridge and JPierce ; Recitation, Lillie Farley.Drama in thi Solo, IV

Dixon tion, Virginia Will

Frank Randolph ; Dialogue*, (arriMinn- -a B. Pane

Octavia Branch.; Siby tlManagers Mrs. Winston IL Cur

ham and Miss Mary D.^CoUSins.Admission, H

TUE GRAND SICKED ANDXATIC CANTATA REBEC(

\\ ill be presented ut the Secontnirch, Tuesday night. Ma

by the One* Hundrednd Baptist Church E

ol for the benefit of saiden well select

the* characters will be ably reped by the following persons, viz

.Miss Maggie J. M..Mr John T.'

Abraham.Mr. Wesleyer.Mr. Thomas M. <

Seba.Mr. Lewis K.Obed.Master RollinsJoel.Mr. John 1). KLaban.Mr. Bobert HBethuel.Mr. Waller ArAchsa.Mrs. li B.Edna.Miss Mary M

Pianists- \ Mr. H. B. Burwe*) Miss lvosa B. Ya

A rare treattend.Admission,

in store for all

MONDAY,MAY 20,

donei sheI an-

unday af-i anotheriber boys,3 see thelast Sun-on their

ps.; the gal¬il enoughiso IH'o.

advantagebe Planetrear.

the finest7th 31

SES.

.y-

F. G;

.h. .1. Mry.>3 Mas

Vt. W.in, Va.

*y MJohn's Pap¬ou their |Wednesday

has

uv nsi

HAY QUE1CELEBRATK

Second Baptist CMrs. Lewis C. Frayser, ]Mrs. Lena Vaughn Ja

Pianist.Benefit of the above name

characters: - .

May Queen,Herald,Crown-Bearer,Crowner,

queen's maids of HOI

Misses Ella Mayor, MinnBanter Hill, Cora Hall, M

ie, Hannah MicarjScepter-bearer, Miss Fahn1Garland-bearer, ** Annie(Jueen of Florae, ** CoraQueen of Z >phyrs " Mary

Miss ElnoiMles EttaMiis LotMiss Salli

King-Bearer,Spring,Summer,Autumn,Winter,Sky,Clouds,Rainbow,Sun,Moon,

Carri'* Mary.* PearlMiss Bee" Ma" FloreMiss Jul" Lu

Miss MarieMiss E

IE PLANET.Nfar

Music, Miss Bertha Topthe guitar. Fashion, 1.lonee. Miss Mabel JaeMles Pateey CunnlnghaiStar, Miss Christina MillStar, Mies Araena LeninMles Daisy Grime*; Nig]Davits Cupids, Meeter \er and Frank Haves.Fairies:.Fairy Queen

tie Frayser; First FairyDotson, 2d Fairy. MissDoors open at 7:*U) o

mencee at H:30 o'clock.ADMISSION : - .

>ath Carelina in tho ll. T. A. svsttm

We the undersigned <

he Ah

.'vans the chie>y*tem. Ile is ump¦hampton of any mai.oiim in contact with in tn*

d.nsd.he*

s.II

Iga.auk

lay-

Oc-

ier,)amsams*

sn li¬er hyr the

ams;agaa,

[amieianis;

e amilolph,nging

that such a** he huhere, ami we knowif the

and if I

that t shall name

quickly and if that is not d<>?turn our ealoftheH.T o. foiwittiest of all the* w

to us. A man of «iAs for the H. T.

equal, it is an e*\e

for as many mullof life, and we* knovber of the race who is 1<><>!thing good t> othem.o

for in it is

life evermorrun a race with any > theUnion for who can bimoney to ita system. We numl

thousand mer. and ive are

cuing to do our lavedollars per head io the H. Ttem in the State of South Carolinawithin twelve months time from thisdate, win or lose. If we do that we

will have three million dollars in tin

system in this state*. We wish all tin

people of the* race know hs much abouithe H. T. A System as we <lo.Oh, how we wish we could make the

whole race to understand it in om

days' time but we cannot. If wonly able, we would convey to thminds of every good man and werna

of the rac© the particulars of the H. 1

A. System at our own expense hut w

cannot, therefore we will not try. Wwill only introdm ie in paiand ourselves as executers of Item, and then if any other man or se

of men or women of the race wish irto know all about it in full,righteousness for them to pay 11of conveyance giving us pood r*

as to who they are, and a pholbo that, we can »ee the likeness of tlface of all to whom we unfold tldity of its system. Then*f<form all men, that ymi need notto us asking any questions, for «

not answer you. We will ni

te> answer enquiries. $1.00of answering and if any mar. or a

man is afraid of losing a dollarfour of them send ten of the

nts making up the dollar."With this send photo and r

of the one to whom all particularsto be sent, alter we receive \all will be forthcoming. If you faldo this you need not write te> us. >ther should you send if ;are not a Christian for the muna

ment of the H. T. A. System is enti

ed to the children of God.strictlythem only. If its partien!made known, it is highly el

they seek ir.to it and man;!

fore if wicked men send us$!ind it out we will not se*nd tl

any of the particulars, and WI

want their dollars at this period,by and by we will entertain all ofton the subject.The method we heroin mention h

traveling from city to city, and t

to town to talk to all the people* v

we can reach them at a ,¦<

we can reach all of them in a ¦

time. Thus if there is any chileGod in the -hine to !ed to the H. T. A System : if se*.

to ns a donation of at least $1.00,and we will connect them withSystem and make known m

particulars. Do you see? Well.Nei more* BTOlnS 10 Afr.

from perishing on the* Annnent: that's a thine of thi

ming-

DBA-IA

dBap-y Jlst.heir ofhindayschooled and

acklin.laylor.Foster.2rumpHarris.Baker.edfordWhitederstm.Burrell.. Evansll,ncey.who at-

10c.

1S95EN!)N.

hinchVlan'g'r.ckson,

d Church.

ra Brown.Sampson.tie Smith.ie Bullockhob:le Philips,Innle Lew-50.le Frayser.B. Brown.E. SmithSmith,a Taylor.King.Smith.isle Taylor,ry Davis.nee Short?.lia Mitchell.cy Deane.Ua Holmestelle Mason.lin will playHiss Hattiekeon; Day,n; Morninger; Evening»; Twilightit, Mts* EvePillie Walk

. Miss Hat-, Mian IreneJosie Davis.'clock, com-

10CEN1S.

the II. T. A. System connection wlive any where any body el.-.and as long es any. It's not a li

you don't believe what we say itloss of ours. Nay, hut of yours.The H. T. A. System is a gift c

which men cannot take away. 1life and perpetual success forHis. We advise our people ifwant to meet its general mann'

come to gether and make up thand send for the president. It w

yon highly to do so indeed, and 1come and satisfy you, and pr<blessing indeed, and the quicksbetter for you, aa sure as thenGod. So we have told you. Outit we see no suecesa for us or feon this or any other continent.So we have told you. Kow

belovesd If the Spirit of God u

not to act, don't act. If it tellact then act, regardless of wothers shall suggest. We wilwarn all men that you need not

take to pick out of Rev. Justis Jwhat he knows. You will lindposible to do so, until you firstyourselves to be alright in prand you need not try to outvwith the people. It is justtime and breath trying to dois fuUy qualified to refute an

ment that famous men wilagainst him. We have seen st

we know that whoever is agai1is also against right, and God 1He is chief of all we have evei

of men in the Negro race, an

poor people of the race we ste

say, if each of yon will turn tc

vice, to the H. T. A.. Systemyou will be made happy all c

country, for in the H.T. A.all things became possible, foto all of those connected to itin righteousness. No more 1our property for the want ofpay our taxes and levi.no more losing of our prwe cannot pay off mo.

we have given to get moneyhard times, for the righteousest, the true the wise and tinshall be made able in the IL '

tem to overcome all probabilpossibilities of any failure i

gardless of circumstances ofconditions. O, let us iv

thateach and all of us whodrer, of God far and near shfthe H. T. A. System for we a

is all sufficient for all thingstogether for good. 1.fore that we all put all ourits motives.

Resolved that all of us w

paddle our own canoe, shallbig ark, called the H. T. A.America, and let. us all ridtides of the great sea of tir

great harbor of the great shenal habitation in the canaan

ual success.Once more we advise all

all women of the r

como all things that withsin the pursuit of a sm

if each of you will irnmednect yourselves to the. H. T

you will find in its System a

mg way, and all you are lotrighteousness. Wopens the gate and walksof its great mysteries, ant

eyes on its ways of happy lioutside of it, we se»-

people of ours, and on

there is no happines-generation of our ra<

can continent. The law olwitness, and his truthby it, mean to walk, for thehelper, he is our present gi

Oh 1 blessed truth of theOh, blei dom of riOh, I s of hnOh, blessed peace of nigOh, honor, glory and sw*

Oh, v

Oh, v um, who prOh, in diligence of dutyO, kiss the hand that luOh, of words written tn

Oh, love the heart, oh cheer the soulruelty.

s will

ni or

ill h

>

de'tri-irch of

a lonu the

is in DOW,at will de-

>f .:'«-

Beii

igit

tieli-n-

ill

are

I te.

tiemHeithut

.own

andhortA of;ieet-

anel

ni all

live,

'a lie

n it isall oltney

;er toe fareill payns willive a

r, theB is aside ofjr you

dearlydi youyou tohat all1 fore-under-. Evansit im-

i; proveineipieswit himwastingso. Hey argu-1 make*ich andmst him

. knowntl to the¦ad fasti y> his ad-each ofiver this

;iim.r sues By--

l. US

p because'¦9, whichin t.

; the hon-* faithfulr. a.lities andnlife, re-

pieviousthenare chil¬di take tore sure itthat worked there*money to

ho cannotget in the

em ofe over allne to the*»re of eter-of perpet-men, and

ing totands themul life.

con-

irlaet-for in

you into allyonr

fe in pie near thisof its waysthe present

i the Ameri-! God is ourur light, and

: is ourun¬

blessed waygl>t.

nye,

)lds th.purity,

I ll e > r

:it condition t

that i 0 mvi

\ > an 11 T A., and wt

.id tokn*i«A that while our ao-call-re* caviling and the*-

e*rizin I he rea

-mai . en who are thiChildrt r . t Ciod will he

and adiately, and hy thi

Die* moat right*H)US a iii sure get in thAili have control of thrn tn all tho towns an

nnd noaa can gei ol the*m to pervert their v

¦nold nut, say tem niue

for the H T tn» nen- for ilfe>r r

ieim. indi

irtiele ont an 1 send it toa chi]nipan

Mary Lm- Sampson, Carolinen. Mary Bunter, Patience Lindi?

Scott, MargaretButlioutee Hum] Youl

in Brown, M H. 0 CalMary Lincoln l-lara Presley, A

IU Dixon, MarthaMart

HuiFisher, Julia

Ii iertrud Mri!

.anel. .Lilia Mi

Hattie Fie-ld**. Lucy Arnold. Charl.Mil! inia Thur

.. Yoong, Charlot!ion, 1

Smith, l

Vforton, Rebeta King, Marih file Gil

i»nk. M\. Brown, Minnie hawkins, M.

-. Minnie 1:vu.

TheodoreWilson. SW.max, Malry DalN Durham. Jethews, F. W. i llivan,

lin. Ar.1. W. Vance, Griffin .him*!

H. Ma riv Burnilitt, 1Watt, C. 1

in, WillieBU Mack, .J. H. Copeland.

.ally, J. 1. Wm. (

H. Ha Frank <

G. W. Newton, M. 8. J. Hui>*y, Henryrv, Frank Hr.

son, .1. M. Durham

sinnill, Bev. Wm. G i. .LonWe four hand

mid officers in the H. Tthem* all busy a life time,

any one sending Ithem payable Iry atville, S. C., [South CarolinaSam; omei

partment cnli rt, J. "

tlelohn Secretary of iv.

culled a division elf H.T.the waybill.Bav. Justus J, Et

Phi<

Third St. A. M. E. Chore

Hay 10,ll o'clock a ni ,

Plantation ;"

p. ni , theme, "Thevent;'* Text Bev. 1:7

W. L. I

WHITSUNTIDE ORSECOND HOI

Sunday & Monday in Ric

GRAND EXCURSProm

Lexington&LyndTO IiICIIMONI

Sat. Night, June i,This Vicing t!

should mtimi ty to visit the t

very igoing on thi> u willopportunity t

which the distinguished an

Fohn .ia>;

The band colored people go on 0

<1 stranger* withouand d ttl ki* .idvantaj.low fare, will lu* looked afteirain or shine. RefreahmeiThe train will leave Ia

Saturday night, June110:00 o'clock,

k and arrive in I

Sunday morning. Keturninjwill dimond atom

.'clock, i

ngtoih fen

No u

anel I"

Div.) for passengers aiFor

ly to

Call on (L W. Bragg, o

'Phi

NOTICE.

i, JJ.

Ca tapllmsats of Peach Bud Clab.

aft«Miel a moon-Mund nv ii ii'ht I

S>*S.

5-

Robinsou and Thomas,702 E. Broad St., Richmor.a, TaHair-cutting, shaving; and shampoo.lag. AU work strictly firatrclaaa.

Call oa ua. Sa*t*sa«stk»guaraataed.

MISS RUTHERFORD,824 E. Broad Ut.

MillineryFancy-Goods & Notions.Latest Stvles. Lowest Price

iis

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n-B.ha

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P. Lit-tmeutratem

First Baptist Chubch.Colleg*,(14th) street, between Broad an iMarshall..Sunday-school, 9:30 a

m.; preaching.summer months ex

cepted.11:30 a. m., 3:30 and 8 pm. Communion the second SundaeIn each month; business-meeting*tlrst and third Monday nights lirach month; ;prayer-meetlng, ever;Wednesday evening at 8 o'clockchoir practice every Friday evenlnjat 8 o'clock. Christian Endeavomeeting, Tueeaday, at 6:80 p. m

and Wednesday at 5:30 p. m.J. H. Holmes, B. P. Vsnokbval

Pastor; Clerk

A New Book Store.

81Oft west Broad street. Before p-chaping ymir School hooke, Music booSunday schoed supplier*, Pianos, Org-aiPapers. Neiv* lu, Stationary, etc. W»*vin* our many friende and the pnhirenerally to call on uh at the above nt

ed itture aud »-xaTnine onr stock.We aili alway* have on hand a fl

class supply oi everything in oar lineDrieea to unit all. We will pay sr****attention to eountrv orders and HilHame promptly without delay. Teachwill do well to write to uh for booka, <

Send uh your name and addrra**** for ce

lOegnea Remember the pluc»*. .'ll 0)4 v?

Broad St. Richmond N»*w8 Company.W. (1. Caster & R. L. Pi-own,

ProT>rii'tor

MERCHANTTAiLO!

(JO TO

'ral.

h.

theme,

"Divine*0:17-20.mel Ael

JDrYYthmond

ION

iburg)1895.

»f thepor-

y at thePersonshave^ anhureld famousd whe

11HI1I,est. whiteiur tra

thisWe go

em via C.i, m

12:00.arlytrain

Jay night,irrivi:i Tuer busi

iburg,; Ch;:

Re-.t all way-and Lynchhhurgthe

furthe

.hmond, Va.

f thework.

Dij of thepub-

ANDREW HELSONlt Main Street.

Where vou can get ell wool<* onliT iu tie* lat< nt styl*

$11 <><». All wool panta for J$10.00 paet* tor $8 00, $8.00 & jpants tor $5 00 A $i

li in las place ve,here you wan mttguaranteed. It is tha b«"Ht pl eoe iiott* for tin. poor maa. You will:"" \ A0% by purchasing your clfrom him.We alao hav* salts for $15 oo tha

coot yon $20 00 k $45.00 uptown.Come doau au«l tfe«t your suit mn

U>r the* lvii«te*r-holid*\TH. Y<m halor a **uit and 80 days for pa

R-member thin in no 'SB»s*aV shDon't fc-yr-et the place, 2<>'J 1

Fl HST< L\881 OTTERSANDFIT

W. S.SELDENNERAL DIRECT

1508 E Broad St.Re ddene* and Ware Roon

1808 E Lslgh St., Rlchmon

L mc experience and new mt

thoroujrb.lv understood, ensu

h»f -tc tlon. Having made new a

tentlve Improvements In allbranches of the undertakingnees. 1 res peet fully thank thlie for their past patronage a

the continuance of the sam

orders primptly filled. Coander* solicited.We, thennde s'ern<»d gladlj

mend W. 8 SELDEN to the

generally as a worthy and iundertaker, Revs. Dap Iel Jaecher Ferguson, an i Mr. Jotley, No. 1000 Graham and V8t. Fulton.

WON >

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D rc

J. I. JOHNS719% E. Broad St., - Bk

Dyeing, Cleaning a

pairing Done imost thorough

ner.

All work strictly fiand satisfaction assuibim a trial.

L. H. DickersBuilder & Co:

1307 N. 31trt St., Rich

Houses Built on LongSmall Monthly Pay

JOB WORK V-ROMrTENDED.

iates carefully and <

pared on applications. Alanteed.

NeatSTRIPES!LoudSTRIPES!ANYTHING

D Wantfor a ST IT or

TROUSERSour line of Woolcns.

Ami the Prices? A)! it r*

the i»rlcet> thai ha i *- wadeus ti*mo* 8 1 lu' »»' rbiover.

lt is wc who tn uk* trouser*-; t«>

or tlcr at

$3. $3-5°» $4* $5 & $6-periect in fit, material and WOflinianship. Suits at

$15, $10, $18, $20 & $25

lat-Corac whore everybody i:coining for your Spring Suit.

irksis.in-iicun

rstatialtheers>teta-i*St

GuaranteeTailoring Co.M) E. MAIN ST.

J. N. Parker & Co.FIRE ASD WATER FROO

PAINT.Which stands to-day without a l

val for Its Preservation of and Du

ability on Tin Booie. It ls A iheslDurable, Water-Proof, Rust-Pro*and a Positive Cure for Damp WalWe stop all Leeks Fr«H*>. We Char

only for Painting ll you havefioof tbat neede painting, give us

rial. Estimates cheerfully subuited and all work guaranteed.Office: No. 10 8.18th St. Richmond. '

Ttl* phone ll

SALOONS^

lPETER NARD

014 E. Broad St.

line Wines, Liqurs, (Jigstft Tobacco.

-:ot-

OYSTERS IN EVERY STY.-tOt-

suits* forla.OO^9 00

a flti theniveotLee

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Accommodation Firtrt-Clias reaaonabls aa any In the city.

3IVE ME A CALL.

GOODS. DELIVERED Fl

lictiiii tsattrt'SALOOI

812 N. 17th StWines, [Liquors, Cigars, &

bacco.BEER ON DRAUGHT.

FREE LUISpottwood & Smith Prt

8, W ROB1NSO23 N. 18th St.

Dealer in Fine Wines,uors, Cigars Ac.

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All Stock Sold aa Gaari

Prompt Attention.-:o:

Tour patroaafe to reaapautfully

JOHN M. H1GGDealer la

Choice Groceries, Liquoraand Cigars.

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Pura Booda* Full vtlutllonoy.

-tot-No. lalO East Fraaddm

(Near Old Market.]Richmond, 1

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ATTORNEYS AT I¦aaa* ir, ea>m,i¦¦.. , m .>¦**,,, M,M ,\m,\m**aw*ammmym*M Mi-*-

G. W. LE\Attorney-at-Li

ROOM NO. 5.PLANET I814. Broad S

Practices in the Ccthe city ot Richand in the State

Federal Cour..""Special attention given

amtnation of titles and the ]of legal papers.

Thos. C. JobAttornev and Counsel!

905 E. Broad Rt., MichCourts. City of Richorojoining counties. Divorcer chancery matters cont

gal documents drawn.Property Examined, ettronage of the publicOffice opens evenings f<cannot call in the day. 1sd In sums to suit.

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E. J. Crane 5PRACTICAL

Watch-Maker and Jewel jet

The only Colored man In the Boat?ever known to make a watch oatand out. 20 yea** practicalexperience enables nlm togive perfect satisfac¬

tion In repeallingWatches, Clocks, Jewelry.

E. J. CRANE,123X W, Broad St., Richmond, Ya

(Near Jefferson.)* nd your Watches etc.. by mall or

expreea.

¦©."-SUBSCRIBE TO THE PLANET.

Baggage & ExpressWagon

FOR HIRE-BT-

!R. Banks Randolph809 ]A N. 4th St

all. Orders Promptly Attended

Vot Second Handed, but NE\.AT THK.

GRACE ST* CLOTHING ROUS-:o:

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«a*T"Fine Drew Hats. Suits, Bat**, CaiBoote snd Shoeas, Calico***, Cotton,and Notion* going cheap. I sa*

selling my entire Stock atradooed Prk***.

R. J. BASS,1717 E. Grace St Richmond,V

he Arlington House,LONG HIMNVH. N. I

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vrnr Brauch. N. J.

HIV IOU I J0IE1520 St James St.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

Piano, Organ, Voice and Himony.

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TFFMSMODERATE*HUMPHREYSVETERIKARY SPECIFICS

Tor Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Doss, Hogs,AWD POUXTHY.

SOatVye Book *n Trvatmrnt nfAnimal*and Chart N;bi WWW**

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Bingle Bul ile iorer 50 »los«»l, - - .60Stable C"a*e. with St^lAca, Mnno<U,_

Veterinary e ure* Oil and Mt*llcau>r, fTT.OOJa* Veterinary Care Oil, - . LOOBeM ky nnicvhi.i er* *r*t *u*aH .,ma.emA hi aay

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Nervous Debility. Vital Weakness,*nd Proetratkro. trow overwork or eather caiaaea.

Bl per vial, or 6 Tiela ami larc* vial powder, for ta.Sol* hr nr»*ef.i.. of r»»et jK>.ip»Hi oe r»<-.lp« el price.

lifirgKrv*- *«*.oo..in anaauaa***.. lewaeeh.

FARRAR&MOORECor. 8rd and Dara! 8**.,

COlfAfOHS li BUHaDlBS->:o:{-

.all work dona ta flrst-claaa styis andta accordance with ths latest >

architectural design*. FirtWelaes Work Guaranteed.

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WAR, WAR IS DECLARED!1000 PAIR

ladies' tan big button

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SHOE STOREAlbert Stein,

418 E. Broad Street,Next to I. D. Briggs' Bakery.

Agents WantedFor FREDERICK DOUGLASS. THE ORATOR. By Pro! Jas M,

Gregory, of Hovs ard University, Washington, 1>. C. Size 5V»x8inches, full-page photogravures of poi traits anti views. Bound iii

English cloth, gilt side and back. $1.25. Send only 75 cents lor

outfit and complete copy prepaid.4T have r«»ad it with interest. Hid i*» a remarkable life^/*JLe, book ia a very cred¬

itable one.".Hon. John Shbhman.' 'Tread th« book nJ^ much pleasure and

profit.".Hon Wm. Mt Kinlky. "Juet the book for onr Library.".Hookkb T.

Washington. "Jost the book tor the yoong people of America ".Rev. J. C.

IIaktzklu, D. D.ADDRESS, WILLEY CO., SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

FURNITURETHE LARGEST A MOST COMPLETE ESTABLISHMENT IN THE C

WH. DAFFRONRICHMOND FURNITURE COMPANY,

1420 E. Main. 1436 & 1438 E. Main. 3 Govemo

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.-FULL LINE OF..

Chamber and Parlor Salts, Chairs, etc., Walnut, from $15 00 to $800.00KefHsrerators and Baby-Carriages, Parlor Salts from $30.00 to

$200 00. Cottage Salts from $22 to $50. All Parlor WorkMade on the Premises. Mattresses, Pillows & Bed¬

ding of every description constantly on hand.Factory, Noa. 16,18 & 20, N. 15th Street.

a*afOrders by Mall promptly attended.

Stein Shoe Company,422 East Broad Street,

Wertheimers Old StandNear Fifth Street,

nson,>r at Lawnond, Ya.,id and ad-> and oth-acted. Le-Tltlee to

-. Ths pa¬ls solicit*Lr any whotaney loan

mDo not be faked by any of those little

Side Shops, but deal with the old estab¬lished and reliable ShoeiHouse.

Stein Shoe Company,Tan Shoes

- 422 E. BROAD ST 422.SUCCESSOR TO WERTHEIMER.

i*S» 35* 75 QE^-ooInbar fifth street.

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