The Appeal., 1889-11-09

Mr.. H. c. Weeden, has been appoint.
ed bv Collector Albert Scott. u. s.
Gapger at a salary of$1 800 per year.
Weeden was born In Kentucky and was
reared and educated in#LouiavilIe. For
several years he was ookkeeper for the
Y. NJ. E. Publishing House of Bishop W.
n. Miles. He was appointed editor OF
lions Banner by Bishop Jones Of the
A. NJ. +. Zion Church. which publica.
ton he continued several years, with
credit to himself and the church. He
has been q representative to the annual
conference Of his church, tor.nine con-
secutive years. He WAS "a delegate to
de General Conferences of the a. M. +.
Zion church,, which met in New York.
May 1884. Mr.. Weeden waSa delegate
to the Ecumenical council which met in
Baltimore, December 1881, and deliver.
ed an address ON: "Miss.ons." Was y
delegate to the General Conference
which met in New Berne, N. c.. in Nav,
1883. Mr.. Weedeu is at5 present and
has beenfor nine years, superintendent
OF Jacob Street Tabernacle, SUNDAY
school. he was i trustee and secretary OF
the church. Mr.. .Weedeu, is welt know,
Us ajournalist, and has tbeenya:0nnectetl
with the following papers, :Zio,,,s Ban.
ner,,'Christian Index 10Th. Bulle,in,''
Tine Argus" and is Ut present .,nanaver
ofthe Louihvilleiottice OF InE; "A rpEAL;
Mr. Weedon wa> xisJ eplpEoyed iii the
pe,stMotftiics & as letter carrier forr d. numbe,
Of years: Hc3 WAS removed from. III.
Postot6te because thol dared f,o tell the
truth ~ = Witness in tie, case Of Win,
Patterson, the Colorsa .n,xn ho WIS WIS
legally murdered here, last sy-sr. j; The
appointment il one Of the best Cvllveto,
Scott has; yet made and will giyetKe nerx
Satisfaction to, the sColored people cl
Lonisyiile.' Mr.. Wee,len has shown
Fare ability ss = journali-t, and as he il
yet = y.'upg man less than thirty. pre-.
dict for him = brilliant future. Hi.
modest demeanor, high moral worth an,
christian chaiacler have won for hiu
the highest esteem ofallwho know him
C.sF. ADAMS. !.
Miss Garry Strot her. is i'll the city. ~
Miss Clara Lawson is home on visi,
to her mother. gs
Miss Zerlina Thompson is ii the cit,
wishing her many friends.
Bishop J. N. Brown is in the city III.
guest of Mr.. Alex. Morris.
| Miss Ida May Brown Df Washington
D, G., isin the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. Robert Sherman Of Owensboro
was in the city tLisweek visiting frrien,
| J, H. Taylor the. undertaken nj GIL
Ninth street has been in business for 2;
years. 55 Hi. rs..
The Reading Circle of the Alumni i.
doing nicely and should be better vt
tended. .,9 5
The County Teachers Institute wa,
held last week ut Green Street Baptis
Church.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle will civ.
their annual entertainment Thanksgiv
ing day.
Laxador is the bsst tonic and regula
tor in the market. Il is recommends
fnr all bowel, stomach and liver stfestins
Price only 25 cents.
The Congregational church gave q re
cepsion III honor OF tire Rev. Mr.. Smell
the former minister. at the residence q
the Rev. Mr.. McC Cleiland. The affai
was quite enjoyable. u q
! Albrrt White has made himself con
/ spic,lo,ls AMI obnexious by heading
ca,lnnn in the Sunday Commercial !. Gu
[Colored People, Written by Alber
i White; + hs j. !. regular srsporter e
the paper and commands salary, wh
| Why not let the pspsr stand for his writ
.linRs. Hr. White has : ~sll dsyslope,
.l'case Of BIC head.
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