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VOL. VII. NO. 21:
RICHMOND, VIRG
ATURDAY, MAY 10, 1890.
PRICE 5 CTS:
THE 1M.ANET
BATUBDAY, - - May 10, 1890.
THE SHAR0> RAPTIST CHI RCH
DEDICATED.
Ref. John Jasper aud Other Ministers
Preach?Extract** from the Discourse.
The dedientoriul serviccri nf the
Sharon Baptist Church took pl Bats
Sunday. 1th. inst at the nev
remodelled edifice, corner of 1st and
Lattierfa sts. Prayer by Rev. C. H.
Phillips ot Beaver Ham, Ya. A
statement was reid bv Kev. Richard
H. Miles. The buildings cost $6,000*
iniprovemfnts, $2,500. This chun li
I organize! by Kev. Wm. Troy
with .U0 ineuiliers, since which tine
77 has : ' by n*aptisui snd
141 by letter and Experience?507 tn
all. A letter was read from Mayor
J. Taylor Ellyson expressing his
regret* at not being utile to be
present.
Rev. Troy read the names of the
-persons who had aided in the work, i
ile then introduced Rsv. John
JSaSptr, of the Oth Mt. Zion Baptist j
Church.
Hev. .Jasper explained that he was |
unwell. "As a citizen of Richmond for
6*5 years 1 can bear witness to ninny
things said. When I took my stand I
in this city there was not one J
African llaptist <-burch in this city, j
Where the church called the First1
Raptist church is now was the only
one in t hs city and white and colored i
worship] uh 1 there together. Then
the congregation became so large
that the white people withdrew and
the colored people worshipped there
altogether.
I know whet, til! of them now here
started lind how they stnrlvd. 1 am
standing
I 1 ATM KU IN ISUAK1..
Whether you regard it so or not it
is so. There is not one here who
was preaching at the time that 1
began. You might name Rev. Dr.
Ryland, but I've never thought be
was a preacher. Fvery one haven't
the same gift as others. I've
thought he was a theological
teacher. He understood theological
?subjects. 1 thought him capable of
training others, but never thought
bini a preacher. I'm square. If he
were herc I'd say the same thing.
If this chunh is not properly
organized there is mit a church in
Richmond properly organized, lt is
organized nceording to Baptist
usages. I've always known Kev
denian. I don't
ii ivble ., s ? h. ? .s I ,, a ?
Christian gentleman
H -JT. Thou
oughtest therefore to have put my
money to t he exchangers, and then
at my coining I should have received
mine own wit li usury.' He related
the. story tts told in the BcriptlUSS.
commented on the necessity of
improving the gifts God had lie
stowed on all. There was too much
jealousy and prejudice among the
churches. His comment on prayer
was timely.?A man should not only
pray, but feel what he prays. ?* You
can't turn corners in (Jod. You can
? lo it on nie. but you can't fool (Jod.
Tell hun what you- want. Some
say, ' The thing thai backs me out
is that they always talk about
ino ney.'
There has never been a time that
the cause of Christ could go forward
without money. Trust in Hod.
Don't talk about
WHAT l'KOI'l.K THINK.
Whatever stigma or whatever shin
der is cast upon you, hs sure that
you know it is not so. A matt win
tries to do right can speak fearlessly
BO matter what people say. Trust
in God. You've come out of great
tribulation, march on! The sniili
Of (lod's approbation is upon you
Some times 1 fool as big as anybody
on earth. You shant know any
thing about me. If you say any
thing about nie you will lie on na
and you ami (Jod will settle tin
matter.
If you are hated,let it bs for right
eousness sake. Luke 0:20.
God brought ms this far and any
body whose got commonsense cai
see it. When did you ever t??*e a*
old man as fat as I am. Here Tit
78 years of age, and look fat ant
strong as an ox, and havent coin
riienced to lieut! over yet?straigh
as an Indian arrow. The Savior i
coming again. Six feet of cart!
belongs to you. " He spoke of th
need of money, and asserted tha
nome had a great deal of religion un
til you call on them for money. Bra,
er was offered by Rev. Jacob Turnei
The Oth Mt. Zion Church choir suii{j
The church was packed to overflow
ing. The new pulpit furniture i
handsome, covered With navy-blu
plush. Mrs. B. A. Morris headed tli
club that bought it.
Rev. W. W. Colley, ex?missionar
to Africa preached an able bi
interesting sermon in t lo* afternoon
and Rev. C. H. Phillipe at night.
- *#a
They are all iroing to tbe Cental
of .tu th and Boaz at the First B
tist Church oin* night, and at ti
Calvary Raptist Church the next.
Mr. Georg.* W Boll ing at Werthe
mer* Shoe Suire, 4ii E. broad Suet
requests ilia public and hi* friends
call and gee the latest uoveliics in to<
wear, before purchasing elsewhere.
Smoke HI Matador Cigar. 5c.
Grand May Queen, and festiv
iven at the Fifth St. Church Mo
ny evening May 12th, 1890.
Sophia Qnaries,
Manager.
-We have received the '* Inter?
nal ional,"' a six column journal
published at St. Bonis, Mo. with
Rev. Moses Dickerson as editor and
Manager. We wish it sue
-Mrs. C. B. Nicholas who has
Imh'u at Old Point, spent two
yv?*eks here and will return Monday.
-Mr. H. C. (.reen and mother,
also Miss Rosa B. banister yvill visit
Richmond in about 8 wi*cks.
-Mr. raf, H. Isham who has b?*<'n
nt Old Point, Ya. is in the city.
,-Mr. (Jeorge P. Parker who bas '
residing in the West, yvas in the
a itv and left this morning on a trip \
north.
-Mr. Thomas II. Brightwell ami
bride have returned to tl
-Mr. A. F. Fleet is very ill.
??Rev. H. W. Dickerson of Peters
burg called on us this yv<>ek. He bap
ti zed 7 females and 2 males at tin'
.'td Raptist Church on the 4th inst.
-Mr Chas. Thurston, yvho was
so dangerously ill is out looking well
and hearty. Pr. S. H. Pismond at?
tended him.
-Miss Bessie Ibvse's name was
omitted in the May tineen bill.
-The yvell knoyvn Mr. and Mrs.
.fohn lt. Chiles BO* <>f Obi Point. Ya.
yvere in tbeeity thisyveek. Mrs. Club's
yvill remain n yveck longer. They are
at 114 W. Leigh 8t
-Rev. H. W. Dickerson, pastor
of the :,rd Raptist Church, Peters?
burg, Ya., called on us this yvi*ek.
-We failed to state that Lawyer
Jatnes A. Chiles visited Roanoke and
Lynchburg n*cently.
-Miss Serena Carter and Miss
Ophelia Carter have left for Atlantic
City. X J.
-Mr. Albert T. Ellis of New York
called on us this yveck.
ANOTHER (TTTINR St RAPE.
A Woman Imitates Annie Taylor?
Three Months in Jail.
A sensation yvas caused in this city
last Saturday night by the report
that another colored man had been
cut in the same locality that .lames
H. Bradley had met his death. The
was called hist Monday morn?
ing in the Potto* Court.
Marv Parker and Fauna Walker
hud been charged wit h the crime.
ting, so Aiary was rvtatucti as a Bnsa
ness. Officer LS. lt. Robins- r rsaid
that Saturday Bight between 7 and
S o'clock some one told him that a
man had been cut. He hurried
down ami arrested Kinma Walker.
She said she cut Grant Woodson.
She pulled out a knife and saitl it
yvas t he one she cut him with, and
announced that she would be
another Annie Taylor.
(J ra nt Woo. Ison yvas put upon the
stand, and said that, he was in
Bropher's alley talking to one of the
yvoinen, yvhen Emma Walker joined
in. He tobi her to go away as he
didn't want to ha ve anything to do
wit li her. She rehVcted on his mot li?
er and said she would be a young
Annie Taylor. She called his
motlier an unmentionable natue.
He tobi her if alie said that again
he'd smack her in the mouth. She
repeated it and he yvhirled around
and i-ho cnughthimin the left breast.
She cut at him again, but, was pre?
vented from doing further injury by
Mary Parker. Woodson opened his
shirt. The yvound yvsis in the left
breast, about three quarters of an
inch long, and about two inches
above the heart. Woodson stated
thal he did not knoyv he was cut
until he sayv the blood.
(liles B. Jackson appeared ai
counsel for the accused. The cast
was sent on to the grand jury. Slu
yvas indicted and the case tried
Wednesday in the Hustings Court
She yvas given three months in jai
and one cent line.
The woman is a light brown skit
girl apparently about 17 years o
age and it yvas surprising to see ont
so youthful in appearance, so hard
oneil itt crime.
ll anna li-. Council.
Tbe 2d annual supper of Hannah'
Couic.il, No. 12;, 1. 0. of St. Buk
was given on the 24th ult. at Fisbei
man's Hall. It began with 21) men
hers and DOU has 55 members and i
in a prosperous condition. If. Il
Griffin stated the condition of th
Council.
Dr. S. H. Dismond, Revs. W. 1
White. Geo E. Johnson, and Joh
Mitt hell, Jr. made appropriate at
es. Presents were given varna
officers. Mrs. Fannie S, Brown <
Antioch Connell, No. 81 yvas given
present. The folloyving are tbe r
ti.crs.
P. W. 1). C., Hannah Robinson; ]
W. Chiefs Maria Wilson, Martha .
Smith, Jane Miller; Vf. Chief, Adlii
Healy; Y. Chief, Maria Johnson; ]
Se t. Mary F.Smith; Treasurer, Mai
LS. J.*hnsoii;S. Corni, Alsie Fpps:
('omi. ESisaGoode* W. aChaplainJEli
beth Lo k.-tt: K. of Wardrol
Lulim Garrison: Outside Bentjn<i
Sarah Ana Rlinkly; Inside Sentim
Fanni*- Lee: W. Father, M. H. (iriffi
Mrs. Hannah Robineon yvas load
doyvnwith presents. Thesuppor yv
a grand affair and all heartily enjo
ed themselves. The attractive Mi
Mary E. Smith, has an exce'le
voice ami entertained those prose
with musical selections.
THEM0V1M. OF THE LEE ST AT LE.
Confederate Flairs on Every hand?The
Stars and Stripes Entirely Ignored.
The statue of (Jen. Robert E. Lee
arrived in this city anti waa removed
to the sit*'upon which the pedestal
is built, last Wednesday afternoon
about 5 o'clock. The four boxes
yvete upon the wagons to which had j
been attach ed long ropes. Men,
men and children pulled these. Tho
procession was headed by a band of j
music. A detachment :A police and'
the veterans of ll. E. Lee Camp, No. ]
1. and George E. Pickett Camp were j
also in line. The boxes were decorat
ed with bunting and Confederate
Hags. On every hand could be -
the "stars and bare.'1 No where in all
this procession wnp
States Hag. Theeinbiem of the union
had been left Ivehind. Tbe rehel yell,
reinforced by a glorification of the
lost cause yvas everywhere manifest.
CHARtiEIMVrTH Ml RDER.
e _
The Attempted Lynching.
John Phillips yvas arraigned in the
county courtof Mecklenburg on Thurs
day the 21th of April upon the
charge of the murder of Capt. < ibver
by. Phillips elected to lie tried in
the Circuit Court whic h meets on
[Tuesday the 27th of this month.
John Irvin yvas also indicted as
on accessory after the fact and sent
auto the June term of the county
court.
Both prisoners are now in the
Petersburg jail. On Tue-day night
the 24th of April about one hundred
armed men weat to th<* jail deinaud
j ed the key and went through the jail
?sa.ying. that either would suit them.
Fortunately the prisoners in the
early part of the night hail been se?
cretly removed front the jail ami
driven several mill's to tie p
tion on tbs Atlantic and Danville R.
R. Notwithstanding that this seems
to be a case of killing iii self defence
then> are many who tire not willing
to yva.it the action of tbe law.
This dost not speak yvell for M?*ek
lenbiirg. This kind of high handed
outrage yvill continue until the
Negroes do just as the whites do
take the law in their own hands and
resist force yvith force.
Lynch hov must go.
* ? ?>
-Don't yell so loud about
Tbe people are ail going to I
Qms'ii Monda\ Maj I2fh al
Rev. Richard IL M
the A. M. F. Church,wnsordained for
the Baptist ministry April 21,
at. Wilmington, N. C. Ile yvill contin?
ue to actively engage in the Christian
work.
Base-Ball.
We return thanks io the "Rich?
mond Athletic Association" for a
season ticket to their base-ball
grounds situated on Mayo's Island.
Arrangements have been made to ac?
commodate the baseball loving com?
munity and tbe Colored friends are
invited. B. C. Mezger, president, V.
Donuti, vice-president, C. B. Neal,
secretary and treasurer.
Richmond Theo. Seminary,
Richmond, Va., May 5th, 1890.
Whereas the Rev. C. IL Payne and
members of the lth Baptist Church
Richmond, Va., have seen ht to aid
our beloved brother and much es?
teemed felloyv-student, Rev. Mc. Leod
Minter (who has been very ill for
some time), to the amount of ($10.
64) ten dollars and sixty-four cents,
which does not only tra to show the
great a ff? vt ion that Rev. Payne and
members have toy*, ards us, but also
goes tO shoyy the great aspect yvhich
they have for those who have favor?
ed them. Therefore be it
Resolved, 1st: That we the stu?
dents of the Richmond Theological
Seminary do hereby return our many
thanks to said Rev. Payne and mem?
bers, for their benevolence towards
our sick brother.
2d. That we invoke the blessings
of (Jod upon them for their generous
act.
Sd. That a copy of tlieee resolu?
tions be?M'tt* to said Rev. Payne and
members, also a copy of Hie same tt;
be published in the Planet.
Committee: S. W. Baioti, L. W
Watson, J. W. Patterson. "Vide
mus lueem justitia,"
rai rn mt
Delegate-) to Liberty.
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Dehgat.es to the Baptist State Coi
vention at Liberty, Va. will leav<
Richmond on Tuesday morning Mai
18, at9 P. hf. tiver tbe Ricbmom
and Allcghany R. R. Fare for th
round trip, $7.45. Ticket good un
til May 20.
FORTUNE TELLER
Past and future life revealed coi
rectly upon the receipt of two do
lars. Names dates of births au
complexion, also separated brougli
together. Cansee *pea*dj and happ
marriages. (Jives advice on all dil
eases. For further information sen
Stamped envelope to
Mrs. Pirrie,
Box 79, Richmond. Vi
Shall the Negro be Allowed to Yoi
ut' Come to tate Hickory HUI Missit
nt Building on Monday, May 12th ai
hear for yourself.
arch,
At 12 M.
races were ;
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k to!
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to<>k
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an will
Stones
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lilied the pul
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at the se;
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Mrs. Al
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well pleased
a of tlie
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very sick
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lan.
M. E. church
night ne*
lowing subj *c
solvi
worst
A IU rm at I
Thompson.
and J. flt. C
commence ur,
sion 10 .
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tofore roteb.:.'
on 2Gth
of th" Ia
? near 31 -
3 o'clock rn
the 1 Uh mat
I W.
(P...;
noti
spin
line direc?
tion and irina.
-and Literary
at the Asbury
t. on Tuesday
i'ist. The foi?
l-Re
<>rld has grown
li of Christ. '
and T. T.
irtith
e!d. Exercises
-lock. Ailmis
y school here
t. Lukes hall,
'ld at the hall
ey Club, P. St.
commet*
? tey afternoon
?fl to see the
>avor
?*.? f.)t- Fast End
Bte out of our
such casualties
"T our ob
space to
[.prepared
-Tin tif
that
?*eei
has
church ui
under th.
ution he calle
eluded mem bc
start a churcl
mental prim ip
Gospel is free, ?
believe a past
pensatcd o ttl ec
That an
may desi]
gifts, shall tie ]
preaching,
ago, and
.shea
?f a divine inspir
.?Stber a few ex.
aided to
as landa
that the
did not
or should Ih> it com
ir brethren who
ise their several
ieged to do their
tie mein Ivers
(yvhosoever will) can offer up their
ejaculations whether * tcher
calls upon them o
We cannot Ive responsible for the
authenticity of t
ment, only le
not have to gi
support of
Yes. some other
espouse the
left we bel.
fol
?going state
will
for t Inj
edifice.
ended to
but got
llMTKit.
Manelie-si
The Republi
no nominati.
Offices to be lil
tion Ma
Ward (Black
Patch (white
Council and Mr.
Justice of the
succeed Mr. Robt
colored man in tl.
ris has made
Mr. Hall the
one of the rn
inent yo*
sesses every .piali
him an e
rally to his s
Prof. J. H.
ing Seer.
Richmond In
ing out circulars
bers of the
' their meet in.
Miss iaelia A.
' N. aud I
parents in 13th ?
The S. S. Union will
at 3:30 P. M
S. S.
itv math
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ming eiec
n th.
lr. Ceo. 1)
beti for th'
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the \
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ldiSuuda
rst Ch ti rt
M.
If you are hard to flt and have tend
feet, fall to ave Mr. Gooree W. Bollli
at Wertheliner'a shoe store, -4*i J
Broad Street,
He will ault yon In f<t>t>twear.
Oi,n Poi
Mr. and Mr
soon leave foi
will reside.
Mr. Fd. iAmEEm
for.N. Y. Af;
there, will lea
he will engaga
Mi
is visiting friendi
Waters.
Mrs. Danie!
Va. is stopping wi
8,1890.
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Maure v?Cartkk? The murrin ire
of Miss Mary E. Carter to Mr. John
H. Miilm-v will take place Thursday.
May 15, OO at Op. m. ut Moor*' St.
baptist church. Friends are invited.
No Cartis.
Passed Awaj.
BROWN?Died tit the n-si.i.
of parents. 818 W. I^eigh St. April
88a at 6:80 o'.-lock p. m. Alphonso
IVevilian, youngest sonol (Jeorge 0.
and Bettie'M. Rrown;aged 3 years.
9 months anti 1H days.
This lovely bud, ac vonna* and fal*,
Called hence by earthly doom.
Jual came to show how a weet a flower
In Paradise would bloom.
'Ere ala could harm or aoriovr fade
Breath came with friendly care,
bud to Heaven -conveyed
A.td bade it blossom there.
Tb*, funeral took place from
residence Fridav afternoon. Anril
1:80 o'clock. Kev. ft.
Wells officiated.
JOHNSON:?Tbe funeral of Miss
Lydia Ann Johnson took place at
tin' Mt. Cal vary Baptist Church, Fri?
day, 'Jotb ult. at 1! A. M. Kev. Ar?
cher Ferguson orhciuted. She waa
sick three we?*ks and died on the 23d
ult. in full triumph of faith. Age, 1 7
years, 3 months, ami 23. days. She
lived 12 dayswithout eating, ll days
without talking and 7 days without
drinking. She leaves a mother, two
sisters and one aunt to mourn their
loss.
Written by her sister,
M. J. Bbowm.
ABBOTT?Mrs. Matilda Abbott,
OBS ol the old school colored ladies,
tht* mother of Emiline and Ivewis
j Harris, and grandmother of Poca?
hontas and B. Emmet Harris, died
at a very old age. at the residence
fof her daughter last Sunday after?
noon at 3 o'clock. Ber funeral,
which took place from the First
Baptist eh uren last Tuesday after?
noon, yvas yvell attended. In the
absence tif Kev. Holmes, Kev. Jim
inerson preached a very nffecting
seimon.
Thc pall Ivenrers yvere, honorary:
Messrs. Joseph Allen, Wm. IC
Lyons, Wm. Ferguson and Kolvert
Johnson, Sr.; active: benjamin
Harris, Wm. Custnlo, Albert Allen,
Joseph Clark; Wilson Price and
Geo. Ha:
Excursion.
?on to Staunton by the
rain 1.
it 10:30 p, m.,
ing leaven Staunton at 7 p. m.
Farr* for the round trip fl .60.
For further inturination ace large
bills.
Hr ADQUaKTKRS KKPUKLK'AN
Cit** Committee, 620 E Brr ad
rtreet.(Fry*a Hotel )
Kepubliean Voters ol" Kichmond.
tir^Manv of you were purqkd
from the POLL BOOKS of this
city in the last election. Your name
being struck off you are unable to
vote. Our committee advises you
to call at their Ile.idquarteis to
ger such instructions that will re
store you back to citizi*uship anti
tO be BEG1.STEHJ D.
J. Wesley Jones.
EXPOSITION GROUNDS
-URA*tD
iPICNIC&BANQUIT
Mo md tay Jiu aa te 7, 1S0O.
Under the management of
KICHMOND PATRIARCH1E No 6
G. U. O. ofO W.
-AND THE
*?v-LADIES' AUXILIARY,--^
Sa"a*rThe Virginia Exposition Gt ournie
have been rented and there will *ve a
line Brass and String Band to fur niall
- music tor the occasion.
3J Dancing from 9 a m to 9 p tn Cro
r quet and other games wlb b<* furniahec
tor the pleasure of all.
The Odd Fellows of Richmond anc
Manchester are leaped fully iuvitt-d tt
accompany th Pai.riare.ble on tht
parade which will leave Odd Fellows
Hall 3rd street at 10 o'clock a m. Al
par?ona in regalit will be admitted a
reduced rates.
The committee will spare no pain* ti
make tips k day of plea*-ure fur all Od.
Fellows and blend* who mav favor u
with their patronage Order Will bt
\m strictly enforced and no disorder);
i persons will be allowed on the ground*
I Refreshments in abu "dat ce at cia.
' prices. The Bauqiet will be under tin
care of thc Auxiliary Ladies of which ii
vltations aud tickets can be had f roc
any ol the ladles.
Tickets to the. Banquet including sui
per, OOeta.
Mrs. Ben]. Jackson, Pies, of Aux.
Mrs. A. Walker. Jr. Sec
fjarADMISSION TO GROUNDS.-*?
Gen'l Admission, la eti
Children under 12 yrs., 10 ct
Come out and have a good time. Cai
run to the gate.
Committee, of arrangements* Re ibu
Clay, J. M. G.irrant, Thoa. P M ttiew
Thos. S William's, Allen J. Htni
Chairman, Dr. S. ll Dismond, Sec.
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The public to know that
Havana Fkdit A Kl Matador
CIGARS! are the best
CHARLES A. bCHMIbT,
Manufacturer.
420 East Broad Kichmond, \
WAKE UP! WAKE UP!
DON'T SLEEP J)ONT THINK
DONT PONDER
DON'T TARRY; DONT WONDER
But make a straight line with your whole family and dont s
until yon have reached
tbe mm shoe store
422 E. BROAD ST.Bet. 4th and 5th.
Three hundred and fifty cases of Shoes at fifty cents ou the!dollar
Twenty thousand dollars worth of shoes slaughtered at this forced ."sale
FAMOUS SHOE HOUSE, 422 East Broad st
?QTfll/rQ MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
0 S U ? aL0lOli EASY TEEMS, $L CASH A 1 PEE WEEK.
S. LEIDY
1602 . 1609 l\ \Wm ...
Richmond - Virginia
^Ma? ?**** N?' ?' Cooking Stove and Fixtures
Mfr Compete 912.00.
All kinds of Cooking Stoves lianges, Self-Heaters and Small Heat
t-it*. Open Franklm and Step Stoves, Clothes Wringers, Fluting
Machines. Sad Iro aud many other articles
?CHEAP FOR CASH or ON EASY PAYMENTS.?
CROCKERY WARE, OLASH WARE. WOODEN WARE, WILLOW BAS
-KETS, TIN WARE, STONE WARE, SHEET IRON WARE A_
-MANY OTHKR USEFUL aBTICiaES
Tin-Hool! ng, Plumbing Gas-Fittiug A Job Work attended to promptly
in city snd count rv. ty* Don't forget the number 1602 k 1609 East
FRANKLIN STREET., RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
M S LEIDY
B. FLORSHEIM,
?OINT'EJ PXIIOS ONS) FRXOrEJ
THE RELIABLE
COB. 4th and BROAD STS. COR. 4th and BROAD STS
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IN MENS'AND BOYS* SUITS HATS Etc.
CS^Meu'a Light Weight Suits?more th mi 2000 of 'em?Cassimeres
Worsteads, Otieviots and Wales. We've got'em all. Every color in
Voge?and all the stylet*.
SUITS?Bleck Cheviot suits neatly made $10. Black Cheviot suits
loug cut sack co-it, $1*2 Black Cheviot suits, loug cut sack
coat with binding $14.
Never have we exp-*rienc? d t-uich a demand for these goods, cut sud
finished in tbe extreme ia.*-h ion, our stock is full with all sizes?We
beat all records on tow price goods this season in hand?
some sud nobby styles
Men's good working suits, $5. Meu's neat aud pretty bus inessa suits $7
$8 aud $10. Meu's UKtSI SUITS in fancy end Fancv and Ptain
material in Prince Alberts, Sucks A Cutaways st $15, $18 A $20.
PANTS?Siuajle pants. We lead the town. Styles admired by every?
body?Stripes. Pl..ids Broken Plaids and plain st prices that snit
the purse of all $1.50, $2.00. $..50, $3.00 ap to $10.00 s pair.
HATS & FURNISHING?Never has our assortment beeu greater than
the present season in Hats. Hat to fit every head. The Fniriish
derby in Tans, Bro wa and black at $ 1.50 worth $3.50 The
latest in soft Hat* ( The Evening Sun) $1.00. 1 50, 2 00, 2.50
Uulsuiidried Shirts reinforced bosom pure linen 40 cents.
'? *? pleated *? ?*" u 50 cents the greater
value ever offer* tl.
500 dozen Ballingall Underwear in plain, fancy and stripes 50 cents
CHMES G. JUS
Furniture Mattresses Carnets, Cur
tains ?& Mirrors
The latest styles. Sold for Cash or on Easy Terms at prices to snit
South-west Corner 4th & Broad St.
aSaf-Mr Collina T Valentine, awe! Riciimom., Vu. Feb. 6, 1890.
known young man of 'his city lg Drum
mer for the PLYMOITH ROCK Bair All persons desi ring graves dug
!eir.T0r?h0e--.a?.tVe1/.n?.^'.^ '? *** "a, laaani?'Buryiug Ground,
generallv ai lowest priceg.***aaBl EmV&ee apply to
2t?.* 612 OI 7?2 KlUt Br?ad btf*et Be?'- UarrI8' ^P1-'
ox PiaraiaKT Office la.01 St. Jaiuos St,