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VOL. VII. NO. 21: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. SATl 1 >AY, MAY 17, 1890. PRICK 5 CTS:
THE PLANK!
SATURDAY, - - M\s 17. 1890.
ACKSON WARR ?
POLITICS.
NOM IN BES for TH E CITY,
COUNCIL. I
Burly Policemen at the Polls?The
Contention Meets.
There is om- ward in this city hope
lesslv Republican. It is the shoe
string district, better known as the
l?luek ix'lt. It was extendedAbv th?
Democrats to get all o? the colored
voters as far as possible into thia
ward and tims have five Democratic
wards and one Republican. The col?
ored vote is as about 6 to <s in
theeitv. Jackson Ward as it
is called 1ms figured prom
inently in city, state and na?
tional polities. It WOS the vote of
this ward thal elected ex-Judge Ed?
mund Waddill, Jr., to the 51s1 (Con?
gress and caused rion. Geo. D. Wise
to come marching home. The polls
were opened for registration of vo?
ters on the 13th inst. From 4 to <>
burly policemen were stationed nt
each precinct in the ward doing
nothing;. They were there simply to
overawe voters and to make them
submit to any outrage the registrar
ami challenger saw fit to impose upon
them. The registrars in many cases
assisted in t he delny. As ninny eol
ored men hail to register after they
came from work this method was
resorted t o.
MSHONRST TACTICS at Tin: POLLS.
Editor Mitchell saw a colored man
who had Leen given n transfer to the
3d precinct, Jackson Ward, simply
because his middle name was not
given, although lie lind never regis?
tered under it. he was not allowed
to register. Aaron Harrison, a col?
ored man who resides at SIS ,\. Inf
street, enquired whether or not his
linnie was on the hook, lt was
found that it had been stricken off,
possibly as dead. This man had liv
?h! in that precinct four years and yet
would have been disfranchised. The
following; conversation took pint*
between the Democratic registrar,
R. IL Taylor, and Mr. Harrison:
Mr. Harrison.) "1 want to see if
Hiv name is on the book."
Registrar Taylor, after leisurely
Mo, il's stricken off. How
,:e; there'.'"
Harrison.J "Four years."
REGISTRAR. J "Where were yon ai
the last election '.'"
Harrison.] "In line looking af yon
all keeping; us from voting."
Registrar.] "Where did yon live
before?"
Harrison.] ?"In Richmond."
Registrar.] "How long have yon
Leen living here?"
Harrison.] "Eversince tbs second
year of the war."
Registrar, apparently thinking.]
"When was t hat ?"
Harrison, after being posted by ed?
itor Mitchell.] "1862.
Registrar.] "How old are you?"
Harrison.] "I don't know.
Registrar.] "Well.you ought to
know vow age.'1
Editor Mitchell.) "All the law in?
tends is that you are over 21 yearn
of sge, tell him 45."
Harrison.) "About45or 50,say
45.
Registrar.) "1 don't know that
man lives there, ls your name Har?
ris?"
Harrison.) "No. sir. Harrison."
Robt. Bullock, Republican challen?
ger.) "1 know him. he lias lived there
e\ ci- sines I've known him."
Democratic canvasser.) "He don't
live t here."
Mr. Mitchell to Harrison.) "Ask
him if he'll register you, if not inst
take an appeal to the Judge of the
Hustings Court and come away."
Harrison.) "Will you register me?"
Registrar.) "I'm trying to timi
that ont now."
Mr. Mitchell to registrar.) "I know
that Mr. Harrison lives there. I've
been sending him the Planet there
four years. There hi no need for all
this delay."
Registrar.) "I don't kino, yon.
Who are you?"
Editor Mitchell.) "Mitchell of the
City Council."
A. li. Qnigon, Esq.) "There may
may he some mistake in his name."
Democratic Canvasser.) "Yes,
there may have been some mistake."
Registrar]?"We all make mis?
takes, [to Mr. Harrison] How do
you spell your name? "
Harrison]?** You konw that l>et
ter than I d?). "
Editor. Mitchell]!?" II a-r-r-i
fi-o-n.?"
Registrar, to Editor Mitchell]?
"How does President Harrison spell
his name? "
lauron Mitchell]" I presume he
spells it the same way. "
Registrar]?"You arejwrong. He
spells it with one'r'. You nie not a
good Republican."
He t hen went on to tell something
about a girl. Aaron Harrison was
then registered.
lt seems that the Democrats lum
puta very illiterate registrar in th*
lld Precinct, Jackson ward for Har?
rison is spelled just as Mr. Mitchell
said it was and not as Registrai
Taylor would have himself believe
He was a white man; but there wai
a practical demonstration that t
Negro could spell better flinn In
could.
These were t he tact les resorted ti
in viola tatton of |the oath of otli? ?.'
Morals Jami the principals of ethics :
are at a \ erv low stags when they
cnn be violated with impunity in the
manner stated. It is desired that
ourjnorf berucontempoinrieerwillnote
t he met ho ls as pratt iced in Virginia.
THE S ARD i owl \tion.
The Precinct Meetings were held in <
the respective precincts of Jackson j
Ward. In thoms! and fourth Pre
ducts the warrine- factions were
pomiuent. In the former Joseph
drown overcame all opposition ami :
was elected chairman of the precinct. ,
In the 3d, Napoleon Price was elect- I
sd, in the 3d, Joseph Allen, and in'
the itli A. J. Brown.
The following was a list of the
delegates; 1st Precinct, Joseph
Brown, Robert Dabney, Toni Smith,
James Storrs. Alexander Gail
_M, Charles Towner, Napoleon Price,
Allen Cbeatham, Robert Langham,
Robert Bullock; 8d, Joseph Allon,
John Langham, Bernard Brown,
Lewis Irayser. Anderson Fields;
4th, Andrew J. Brown, Jake Cross,
benjamin P. Yandervall, Gus Davis,
Charles Thomas. Contesting dele?
gation from the 4th Precinct Wm.
(buford, Marshall Stephens, S. 1>.
Turner, George Price, Charles Hope.
The Ward Convention was held
Wednesday 1 11 Ii nt the New Odd
Fellow's Hall Robert Langham was
elected chairman. Anderson Fields,
secret arv.
The delegation headed by A. J.
Brown was seated.
The following were the candidates :
board of Aldermen; Capt. Benjamin
Scott, Thomas P. Jeter. Janies
Hahen (white). John Mitchell, Jr.
Cottrell (white Democrat) F. \
Randolph.
Common Council : Lyall White .Ino
0 [Lewis, Clarence Payton. Janies
II Hayes. Henry Lane. Ben)Jackson,
Joseph F Farrar, Edinburgh Archer.
Lewis Bra x ton, Mordecai Page
(white). Andrew Thompson, Charles
Scit i (white).
Justices of the Peace: Royal
Racks, - Madison, F J Cook.
Henry C Hunter, Ellis Bagley.
The Convention required each can?
didate to agree to stand by the
action of the Convention and sup?
port its nominees. The meeting was
held with dosed doors. EditorJohn
Mitchell. Jr was elected to the Hoard
of Aldermen unanimously.
?nu: ticket nominated.
The following ia the ticket: Hoard
of Aldermen, James Hahen (white).
John Mitchell. Jr.. Thomas P. .leter.
Common Council; Ryah White, Ben j.
Jackson. Henry Lane. Andrew
Thompson, Mordecai Page, (white.)
Justice of the Pence: Royal Racks,
F. .1. Cook. Henry C. Hunter.
Hoi e>r the May Queen Reception
which will be held at Third St. A. M.
F. Church. Monday night, May lath
Smoke Havana Fruit Cigar, oe.
'"Wake up out your bunk,'
And go to Williams' with your junk"
And you will be satisfied with the
amount paid for rajrs, bones, iron,
lead, brass ami other articles which
are sold at his junk house. 1003
Hasin Hank. See advertisement.
Mr. George W. Rollin* at Wsrtbsl
nirr'B Shoe Store, 431 K. broad Street,
request! th* public ami his friends to
call and see the latent noveltieK in foot
wear, before purchasing elsewhere.
How very prone to neglect the
warning of t he chilly feeling exhibited
before the approach of a severe cold
or fever I A dose of Laxador taken
at such a time would, in all probabil?
ity, prevent the establishment of
serious disease.
Our mot hers, yonng and old, all
praise Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup: for it.
is the best thin<r for babies while
teething. Price 25c. a bottle.
BUI A HOME.
We will build bouses to suit the
purchasers al Hailey's Park or the
Willow's corner of Mitchell and Allen
Streets, for peopleof moderate means
u ion mont lily instalments on the ten
year plan, at prices ranging from
siiim to $1000. This is a rare
choice to secure a house and quit
paying rent. ESvery dollar you pay
as rent ?^oes towards purchasing
your house, when you buy from us.
Now is your chance, come and avail
yourself of this unprecedented oppor?
tunity to buy a good home with the
money you now pay as rent. For
further information apply tb Dr. 10.
W. Moon-bouse, Ls W. Marshall St.
The Beautiful Queen and ber atten?
dants will he at the Third Street
Church. Monday night, May 19th
Smoke 101 Matador Cigar. 5c.
Communion.
The commnnion services of Little
Zion Church will take place to-mor?
row (Sunday) at 4 P. m. Rev. J. T.
Carter, pastor.
Centralia BastM Church.
The installation of Rev. Thomas
I". Johnson as pastor of the above
named church took place Sunday.
May 1th. The morning services
were conducted by Rev. Fvans
Payne, who preached a powerful ser?
mon from the 31st chapter of Isaiah.
lu the afternoon Rev. \V. ll. Brown
of Hethsaida baptist Church preach?
ed from Mark XXXIV-81. The at?
tendance af hot h services was large,
The day will long be remembered in
the annals of the Church. Rev. Mr,
Johnson has the best wishes of bk
charge and a large circle of trisfriende
Who throne; about the Stat*'.
Prrsssslw ?v Brief*.
? Mrs M. F. Brown, who has
been spending a long ssaaon al ^
Brookline, Mass., is in the city for t
ten days ami called on us this week. 1
She brought three vearlv suhscrib
I
-lathe resolution of the Theo- ti
logical Seminary the Ber. Evans
Payne's name appeared as Rev. c. t
ILFa.Mie ;
-The house of Mrs. A marnbi
Miller, 912 St. John st. was struck ^
by lightning last Wednesday. Luck
Hy, no one was injured !
-Mr. A. P. Fleet died Rt his <*
residence on 17th st. last Tuesday. |<;
-Mr. W. IL James has bsefl np i
pointed in the Richmond Post Office!
vice J.H. Jenkins removed, j
-1'rof. J. F. Jones in <}u*t~> etch i
-Mr. Jones A. Turner will place ?
Pinafore before the public aplin ?
soon.
\-Hr. John H. Holmes bas left ]
for West Virginia.
^ i
-Don't look at nie crosseyed
Mr. 1>. N. Martin will do all he says
he will. Give him a call. ?
-The 8th Mt. Zion baptist ^
church is ready for occupancy. The ,
galleries are completed, and every?
thing looks line.
-Yes. I know you me aifter the ,]
place that you can bs politely accom ?
modated and get good shoos for a j
little money. Messrs. W. H. Pierce
and Co. can accommodate you.
Bes ntl vert isement.
-Mr. Lawson Brown, who was
appointed boatman under Col. John ?
W. Fisher, Collector of Customs has I
been removed and a white man put 1
in his place. There is no cause de- [ i
signed for the removal, and the col- '
ored voters are in any thing but n '
good humor about it. \*
-For pied groceries, call on
Mr. C. C. Mitchell. He'll treat VOU
right. * i"
-That suit looks worn. Bprittg
is here, (allon H. Florsheiin rigid
away He is almost giving; goods ;
away. Bet advert isement.
-Mr. Quartet Murray, of Louisa, ,
c. H.. Va . is getting up subs. iii,.
He is aiding in a good work. i
-We return thank's to Mrs. M. I
Anderson of Woodville, for a boll- ]
quat of Howers sent to our office. le
-Miss Maris Anderson of Nea *
York cit v was in the cit v this week. ! H
i
-Miss Sallie Standard, of Powha f
tan, Ya.. Cftllsd on us this week.
-Mr. (leo. Fllis and wife, wini.,
resides at * a I
here a mo.it li
on account of i heir t ad hon lt I
returned, and started Monday for j
Chicago, UL, which will ls' their,
future home.
We have received the Whitecastle'
La., " Times " a live column journal ,
with Messrs. Leese and Rogers, j
editors and publishers. May it live
long ami prosper.
-Miss Mary F. Harvey, left
Tuesday 18th for New York ami
left there Friday the Kith to spend
the summer wit h her aunt.
-Mr. James II. Fox of Chester
held called on us.
s
Dedication.
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i
TheGth Mt.lZion baptist Church 1
(omer of St. John ami Duval Sta.,! I
Rev. John Jasper pastor, will be ded-' ?
icated on Sunday, May 18th. Rev.'l
Wm. Troy will preach the opening!
sermon at ll o'clock, a. If. At Sp.'i
If. Rev. Dr. W. W. Landruin will con- t
duct the servii es. to be followed at 8
p. m. by Rev. C. H. Phillips. The 1
dedicatory services will continue the ?
tWO succeeding Sundays. Notice of
other ministers will be given later. <
-?*?- I
Admission^ Adults, 15c.; Children 1
10c.; Lady and Gent, 25c.-to the ;
May Queen reception at Third Street ]
Church, Monday, May 19th.
(Jrand Fountain 1.0. T. lt. I j
- i,
The following is the Monthly Re-ji
port of the condition of the several
departments of the Grand Fountain
for tlie month ending May 18, 1890:
FOUNTAINS.
No. of Subordinate Fountains or?
ganized 0
NO. of Rosebud Fountains organ?
ized 0.
Total. 0
POLttSBS.
No. of Fountain Policies issued -UKI
Rosebud " " 47
Total, 4.-.J1
CLtABSES.
No. of Policies issued. Class K. 15
H. 90
Nota), 85
Total Fountain, Rosebud and T~
Class Policies issued, 4< *
DEATHS.
No. of Heaths in Fountains, <>
Rosebud Fountains, o
(lass F. l?
" Class H. 0
Total, H
ENDOWMENTS.
No. of Fountain Endowments
paid. 5
No. of Insurance Policies paid
" H" and "F" :{
Total, 8
Done by order of the (Jrand
Fountain 1 .' (>. T. R.
W. W. Browne,
w . H. Burrell, (j. \\. M.
(J. W. Sse., A.V.Norrell,
Acct .
Marriages.
?
Cooke?Vaughan- Miss Hi
auglinn. the daughter of .d
ha Vaughan, will In- married
dioiims Iv Cooke, NV ed ness*
ll, Ht 2 .'lb iv M. at the Fit
baptist Church. Friends nr
d. No canis.
Th** conj Je will leave on i'
rain for Petersburg.
Steps ens Ut pwb\et!?T
iage of Miss .Josephine E
o Mr. Frank StepL
dace Thursday, Maj
L.'R) I'. M. at the I
'hurvh. Friends are
ards. They will lei
?. m. train for the
Hakkis?f? rw
Ar. F
venii.
tnnd, Philadelphia,
v \i
The contracting; parti** eu
nown in this city. Mr. ' -.as
it one time connected vn
:t. We wish them sin
Williams ? Shf.lton ? i-w .lr*
*aret Shelton formerly of Can Ile,
'a., hut now of this city v..I be
inited in wedlock to Mr. Jam H.
Vidimus of Henrie*), Co:, Va:, Wed
lesdny evening. May 21,1890 ' S
? 'clock p: rn: at the residei.
fohn .limper, 1). D , 1112 St: . <s
Itreet, Richmond, Va. Frien* e
in\ it< d. No curds.
a
'4
In Memoriam.
he
P
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a
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On the 23rd day o'April. V
nonster death entered th(Toi.
?y home of Mr. and Mrs. (I
trown mid bore away their litth
klphonso Trevilian, aged .'1 yea
noni hs ami LS days. It was
Iced to sit by the bedside of tin
mfferer and feel that it was b.
ninian power to give him relief from
tis suffering. To say that he
lis alllictions meekly and pati
? nly mildly exprewsi's (the h
mnatural manner in which hs con*
I neted himself during the time of
llness. It seems st range that a ri
o young as he, should ask t<
arried to his chamber, and r
hu t t he blinds be closed, and
?c left alone. From that da*,
io request. nor murmured.
dainecl of whatevei w???
Idhi, by his cute - :
lea ring manner, lino "'RRJ
elf into the affection- f nil v.
:new him. For bid ison 1 he
fiends tan 1 sympathise
kith the parent* inti ci *\ bereave-]
uc'd. lb . h od v : vive has
?
?liss.
Uphonso. thou haw ir.
Anot her link int heel
bit thou art number with t; ?
For thou wert, only aa I
token.
A Fri ku a
Resolutions of Condolence.
Richmond, Va., May ia, '90.
Whereas it has pleased the All
vise Creator to remove from our
nidst by death our beloved broths]
Adham H. Mosely, and whereas di. r
ng the time he held mcinbershi ?
sith us (though of short dura
te was a faithful member of the
jOdge, and whereas we believe tl
mr loss is his eternal gain, the]
>e it
Resolved that wc bow in humbie
lubmission to Him that doeth
binga aright.
Resolved. That we drape the:
Lodge room in mourning for
lays.
Resolved that we spread these rea
dutions upon the minutes of the
Lodge and that a copy lie sent to
he family of our deceased brothel
md be published in the Bich
nomi Planet.
Rv (?rder of Invincible Lodg.
2674, G. U. O. of O. F. Robt. Han?
ley, N. G., Archie P. Hawkins, P. S,
Committee: .John S. Powell, Bd
iiiund Harris, J.J.Carter.
Sociable.
A sociable was given in hon >v
Miss S. J. Carter, who was spec
a short time in the city. A jj.
time was enjoyed by all. She
the guest of .Slr. and Mrs. Join
Moore, 119 W. Duval street
S;.i.i!i Carter wi ll
ntl ired tn a silk .1*. ..
Qa no an j was hoatess.
* rn **
$14^0.00 Kndowment Paid.
of
..m
ENDOWMENTS PAID BY GR I
FOUNTAIN, U. 0. T. B.
FOUNTAINS.
Marv Washington, ll agar No.
24; Washington, I). C., $12a 00
Sallie Smith, St. Luke Nd.
138; Point Eastern, Va. 12
A. L.Taylor, St. .Joseph No.
1 1, W intel pock, Va. ll'
Henry Williams, Golden Kule
No.94; Kredericksburg, Va. 12". 00
Monroe Hicks, Smithville No.
232; Smithville, Va. 7">.??0
CL ASS KS.
Eather Edwards, Class E., Cir?
cle 7. Washington,!). C., ,15
Nancy Huller, Class IL, Cir?
cle, 2li, Petersburg, Va., 15T> 00
A.L.Taylor, Class F., Circle
2 1, Wi'nterpock, Va., 00
Total, fl-C
Done by order of the Grand I
tain.
I Wm. W. Browne, G. W. M
W. P. Ht UUKLL,(J. W.
IR. T. Hill, Cashier.
per. A. V. NoRRELLk'A
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in
Notices.
Goddess of Libert j.
(ioddees of Lilierty at the l^eigh
M. E. chun h, May D.?, ul 8
Moak. Admission; single jN-rson
lc. Lady and gentleman 25e.
JosF.ru James, Director.
Entirely New.
I
There will be a grand Exhibition
nd lecture at the Fifth Street Bap
tirch Tuesday and Wednesday
May 20thand 21 at,for tho
of the above named church,
children lOcts., lady
i.s.
'stert&d Dar.
(Mt ll
l'S will take plane on Whit-Monday
lay 26th. An oration will be deliv
M by Prof. D. Webster Davis at
r speakers will be in
ittendnnce. Prof. S. 1). Jones will
>e musical director. The clergy,
nilitary and public ure cordially
?Vited to attend. Committee: John
Uiver, R. McNaughton, Wm. Mun
liu and Wilson Price.
We Are Coming.
We are coming with a grand Mock
'ktoxt and festival at the Mt. Cal?
eary Baptist church, R. Beecher
IV.vlor and W. T. Helm for defence.
m'\ J. H. Crutchtiehl and .1. lt.
rhonipson for the accused.
The following clubs will be present;
Rooming Lily, Lily of the Valley,
Dew Droji of Lily 1 and 2 and the
solden Leaf. Come and hear for
^ourself. Monday evening, 19th
nst. Commence at 8:30 sharp. Ad
nission; Lady and (lent, 2.V. Adult,
I.V. Children, 10c.
A. EL Jackson, Supt.
Heps hi lean Committee Meeting.
Meeting of the Republican City
mitteeat Cook's Hall, Monday
light May Vdt h. at H o'clock P. M.,
rosiness of Importance before the
Committee.
J. Wesley Jones, Secretary.
Cantata of Ruth and Hoar, at the
>t Rapt Church Monday even
ng/May 19th for the benefit of the
? v School and Sunday School
Union.
ADMISSION
& Ci eat, ' 25c$e.
Person, locta.
Idren, lOcts.
* ? xcursiou.
'??
i-A, 1h>. Ti.-.in
0. Depot at 10:30 p. ul,
ming leaves Staunton at 7 p. ai.
he round trip fl .50.
ar further information sec large
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN
City Committee, 620 E. Broad
btreet.(Fry's Hotel.)
Republican Voters of Richmond.
Ur^Mauy of you were purged
from the TOLL BOOKS of thia
ady in the last election. Your name
Duing struck off you are unable to
s ate. Our committee advises you
,o call at their Headquarters* lo
jet such instructions that will re?
store you back to citizenship and
LO be REGISTERED.
J. Wesley Jones.
EXTORTION GROUNDS
?'GR ARD,?
PICNIC&BANQUET
lHondny Juae 9, I Sse.
iJndcr the management of
RICHMOND PATRIARCIIIE No. 6
i, U. O. of O F.
-AND THE
??^LADIES' AUXILIARY,-?,
taaT'The Virginia Exposition Grounds
have been rented and there will be a
one Brags aud String Band to furnish
muaic for the oecadon.
Dancing from 9 a ni to 9 p m Cro
quet and other games will b j furnished
for the pleasure of all.
The Odd Fellow* of Richmond and
Manchester are respectfully invited to
accompany th Patriarch ie on thc
parade which will leave Old Fellows1
Hall 3rd street at 10 o'clock a m. AU
persona lu regalia will be admitted at
redu 'ed rates.
The committee will *pare no pains to
rs 111*8 fl <>?v <n pleasure fur nb Odil
Fe iowa and fiienda who may favor us
willi their pitron-ige Order will be
strictly enforced and no disorderly
pe -sous will be allowed on the ground*.
Refreshments in abundance at cry
prices. The Binq let will be under thc
care of thc Auxiliary Ladies of which in
vltations and tickets can be had from
any ot the ladies.
Tlekets to the Banquet including sup
per, Suets.
Mrs. Ben]. Jackson, Pies, of Aux.
Mra. A. Walker, Jr. Sec.
?^ADMISSION TO QItOUNDJ.-fi?1
GenT Admission, 25 cs
Children under 12 yrs., 10 eta.
Come out and have a good time. Cars
run to the gate.
Committee of arrangements* Re ibon
Clay, J. M Oarrant, Thoa. P. Mathews
Hus. S. Williams, Allen J. Harri--, ?
Chairman, Dr. 8. II Diamond, Sec.
V"CT .A*. N T IQ D !
The public to know that
Havana Fruit A El Matador
CIGARSI are the bett
Manu lac tu ie i.
CHARLKS A. SCHMIDT,
420 K Broad, st. Kichmond V
WAKE UP! WAKE UP!
X)N T SLEEP DONT THINK
DON'T PONDER;
VINT T VltRY. DON'T WOtiDBR
int make a straight I ne with your whole family aud dont stop
entil \ou have reached
Ul! FAMOUS SHOE STORE
422 E. BROAD ST.Bet. -m. and nth.
Three hundred and fifty cases of Sh >es at fif.y cents on tb? doll ir
rwenty thous in?l dillans worth of shies slaughtered at this forced sale
FAMOUS SHOE HOUSE. 422 East Broad st
OTfH/CQ MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
(JM (J V tOl011 EASY >'ERMS, Bl OASH & 1 PER WEKK.
S. LEI DY
IBB I 1609 E; mXDtt ll
Richmond ? Virgin
4 Ao, 7 f**** ~~* Plstmss
Compete t
All kinda of Cooking StoveH ltsages, Self-Hearers and Small Heat
era, Open Frankliu-aod Step Stoves, Clothes Wringers, Fluting
Machines, Sad Iro aud many other articles
?CHEAP FOR CASH or ON' EA.SY PAYMENTS.?
CROCKERY WARE. OL IflB WARE. WOODED WARE, WILLOW BAS
-KKTS, TIN WARE, STOME WARE, SHEET IRON WARE A
-MANY OTHER USEFUL AKT1CL.ES.
rin-Roofing, Plumbing Gas-Fitting & Job work attended to promptly
in city and countiv. fTDon't forget the number 1602 & 1609 East
FRANKLIN STREET., RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
_______ MSLEIDY
B. FLORSHEIM,
THE RELIABLE
COR. 4th and BROAD STS. COR. 4th and BROADSTS
-=SPRlN(Ti?Oft1S.EE
IN MENS* AND BOYS' .SUITS HA'iS Etc.
jyAIen's Light Weight Suits?mora than 200D of 'em?Cassi meres
Worsteads, Cheviots ^nd Wales. We've got'em all. Every color iu
Voge?and all the styler.
SUITS?Black Cheviot suits neatly made flo. Black Cheviot suits
long cut sack coat, $12 Black Cheviot suits, long cut sack
coat With binding $14.
Never have we exp jrunced such a demand for these goods, cut sud
finished in the extreme fashion, our stock is full with all sizus?We
beat all tecords on low price goods this season in hand?
some and nobby st\ les
Men's good working tiuits, $5. Men's neat aud pretty businesss suits $7
$8 aud $10. Men's DRESS SUITS in taney ind Fancy and Plain
material in Prince Albert*, Sicks A Catawba at $15; $18 dc $20.
PANTS?Siugle pants. We lead the town. Styles admired by every?
body? Scripes, Pl dds. Brokeii Maids and plain at prices that suit
the purse of all $1.50, $-'.00, $2.50. $3.00 up to $10.00 a Di
HATS A FURNISHING?Never has our assortment been greater than
the present season ia Hats. Hat to fit every head. The Englihh
derby in Tans, Bro wa and black a: $1.50 worth $3.50 The
latest in soft Hats ( The Evening Sun) ?1.00. 1 50, 2 00, 2.50
UnlauLiliied Shirts reinforced bosom pure linen 40 cents.
?* '? pleated ?? " ** 50 centa the greater
value ever offered.
oOO doa 3ii Balbrigaii Underwear in plain, faticy and atrip ja 50 centa
CHAFES g/jTRGENS
Furniture Mattresses Carnets. Cur
tains & Mirrors
The latest styles. Sold for Cash or on Easy lYrms at prices to suit
f-outb-west Corner 4th & Broad St.
US-Mr. Collin* T Valentine, a wei K,rii\M.*n, Va. Feb. 6, 1890
known young man of flin ruy is Drum
KC .for ,.thr .V1-?^' ? KOCK isr All persona desiring graves dmr
PAN Tb CO., anti is ready to rec ive or ? . . , ., f , ?
de.H for the latest style pinta, and raits ta tlM> MSChanlca Burying Groud,
fgenerally a: lowest prices."Han. MaT^See "pI'^.V to
tim st (Li or 702 East broad Street ,, ., 0
Clty# BBJU. Hakkih, Supt.,
or PtANrr Offloe 1201 St. Jam is flt.