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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-27

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in a school or family; best testimonials and
references.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

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E'LOWER9-A fresh supply at Strong's drug
l store daily. Floral designs at short notice.
GEORGE WAGNER, telephone 49S.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-27

Inc long summer days glide pleasantly
away at this peaceful retreat on the Suwan-
nee, far from the maddening crowd. Z"
" neither Longing on the cool and spacious
piHzzas OF the big hotel, or wandering amid
H' sylvan groves, or floating Idly in a row.
y. "a down the placid river restful thoughts
c5.4e over you. and the busy, feverish world
xtutslde is well-nigh forgotten. One almost
Iee.S reSentful at the sound of a train whistle
i On the distant railway. Here might the
toUos-eaters have come and made this spot
suelr nome. for, like them, the soiourner
uere Is seized with an irresistible impulse to
Anger long beyond his time
thlng of the beautiful lines from LONG
5 Tsw a sit there on the banks of the
euwannee:
les, thy tranquil waters teach
WISDOM deep as human speech,
MoVlng without haste or noise
IN unbroken equipOise
though thou turnest no busy mill.
Ahu art ever calm and still
LVen thy silence seems TO say
10 the traveller on his way
Traveller. hurrying from tho heat
VI VI the city stay thy feet
rest awhile, nor longer waste
Lle with lncousiderate hastel
be not like a stream that brawls
Loud With shallow Waterfalls
Tut IN quiet self control
LARK together scui aud soul"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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TWO SHARES Knights of Pythias hall stock
L wanted state price. Address g., Morning
News
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
Canton. Miss.

There will be fine supper given Aug.
Is by Hope No. 2, Fire Department.
Mr.. r. W. Williams has returned after
few days. visit to Jackson and Vicks-
burg. s...~
Miss Mckay of Edwards who has
been vi iting friends in this city returned
to her home on last Tuesday.
Miss Laura Jackson gave a grand en-
tertainment last week at the residence
of Mrs. Shorters, for the benefit of Hope
Bras Band.
Miss Virginia Henderson was awarded
the premium for the best essay read be-
fore the Sunday school convention in the
district conference held here few days
ago.
Miss Molie E. Luckett formerly of
this city but now of the Crescent City
is here visiting friends aud relatives.
She is surprised and much pleased with
the progress our city has made since
her departure. She is a charming little
woman and we are very much afraid
that enc Of our young men has Caught
it. We will not be surprised if after
her return to New Orleans, ne should
have business in that city.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
Tacoma, Wash.

The choir is progressing nicely.
Elder A. M. Taylor leaves us soon.
We mourn his loss. - .e. -....-....
When in tie city eat at Mrs. Dish
lnore's Restaurant.
The private picnic given by Mrs. L.
Nilsson was quite a success. ..
Mr.. J. w. Thompson after few days
of ckness is now convalescent.
Bishop Grant paid his fret visit to the
A. M. E. church here and was of great
impo lance.
quiet little wedding took place in
the parlors Of Fife Hotel one day last
week. The happy couple were Mr.. Geo.
Meadows and Miss B. Curran, both of
Seattle. Mr.. Meadows arrived in the
morning and met the overland train
from Denver In which was his intended
and escorted her to the hotel. At about
Z o'clock Rev. Taylor arrived with the
necessary documents to make them man
and wife. Mr.. j. w. Radden and Mr..
Theo. Jackson both friends of the groom
was prese Mt to witness the happy un on.
The bride was bandsomelo dressed in q
plum colored silk trimmed with pointed
lace and diamond ornaments, the groom,
in the convention al black. The h: ppy
couple after shot tour will return to
Seattle and commence life's voyage.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15

sweet in their full dress suits, and their
badges and ~boquets were admired by
all. The ladies were gaily dressed, and
their pleasant smiles bespoke their
enjoyment. The Miller Quartet, of Phil
adelphia. rendered grand music and
after listening to them for several hours,
the grand march was formed and led
with credit bv Frank johnson and Mr..
Keels. Then dancing commenced and
was e. joyed till tn y returned to their
various homes at reasonable hour.
We highly endorse the action taken
by the u. a. R. convention regarding
there being no distinction on account of
color. If the hearts of these men who
speak so favorably of no color line, are
pure, and their intentions honest we
heartily commend them. It was wisely
said that every Colored man hasa right
to every privilege accorded to white
men. II is indeed true that our fathers
and .brJthe1ss shouldered the musket
and buckled on the sword and fought
with utisWerving' bravery, not with the
QUESTION of etiquettesor sociability, but
with the gu .stion of;patriotism and 10y
atty. THEY fought under and fora flag
that had 1never protected them in any.
thing but serfdom. Il. should be an
honor to march with such men.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
Portland, Oregon.

Zion pastor is making effort to get the
church moved and every thing straight
ened up before he goes to Conference
which will convene sometime in Sen
TENDER.
Mrs. America BugIe who has beea
visiting friends in this city for the past
three weeks, leaves for her home in
Walla Wdlla this morning and will be
accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Allen who
will! spend about two months with Mrs.
Bugle at her home.
ZION Church was place of pleasure
last Sunday evening. The Colored peo-
pie of Portland celebrated the LIST of
August in an appropriate manner in
said church. The exercises opened with
the choir singing II am the Way" Mr..
W. C. Glasco who introduced and de-
livered an eloquent address, Rev. Tilgh-
man Brown o. Zion church then intro
5duced Rev. J. D. Whetzel of the Chris
tan church who delivered the address
of the evening, and was so we'll pleased
with the Coored people of Portland that
he wishes to be with them on every
similar occasion.
Mrs. Lizzie Clipper and Mrs. Dora
Newman gave very pleasant surprise
to Mrs. America BugIe of Walla Walla
at the reside. ce of Mis- Clipper at 352
Nsl6th street, Card playing and dane
ing was tho order of the evening, at ~
o'clock the tables were spread with the
good things of the season to partake of.
After supper the table were cleare and
dancing was continued until 2 o'clock.
Among those present were: Mechanics
J. Green, c. Jackson, J. Cows, E. Ritter,
j. Adams, M. Alien. K. Hardy, L. Clip
per, D. Newman and Mrs. A. Bugle of
Walla Walla; Messrs. J. Williams, H.
Woodson, J. Winkey, R. Glaze. J. Hen
don, c. E. L. Henderson, w. Laudon,
w. Glasco, K. Cows, J. Thomas.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
CHICAGO.
Che Worlds Fair City as Viewed b,
81 The Appeal Man. ..,-srs. :
Compilation of Number Of Happen
0Rs among tho Afro-Americans
Of tho Second City of this
Glorious Union. -

Miss Josie Lee left Monday for st.
Louis on a business trip. ..
Mrs. Geo. Smith of SIG Wells street
has gone to Cleveland, o.. on visit.
Wait for the ninth battalion picnic In
August. See further particulars in The
APPEAL.
Meesrs. Moses Samuels and Van
Thomson left for Cincinnati the 18th
to spend few days.
Messrs. Phil Miller and Sam Thomp
son returned Wednes lay morning after
a pleasant visit to Detroit.
Miss Lizzie Rogers of Lexington, Ky.,
is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Belle
Miles, 32j Michigan avenue.
Mrs. Wayne Of Leavenworth, Kan,
and daughter of Alvia, Iowa, are guests
Of Mrs. Peteason 1926 Aamour.
Miss Virginia Moriecai who has been
visiting Mrs. Yeizer for some time left
Friday for her home in St. Louis.
Bring your baskets and invite YOUR
friends to the Emancipation celebration
at Kuhn's Park, Monday Aug. 31st.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
waukee, now Of Chicago, is visi ing Miss
Minnie Hart 641 Orrineton ave.

waukee, now Of Caicago, is visi ing iss
Minnie Hart 641 Orrington ave.
Col. and Mrs. A. A. Jones of N, Car
rived Monday morning from the West
and are the guests of Miss Lottie Lewis
l26 Dempster street. vi
Mr.. J. D. Faroier's class will give pin
der cracking at the A. NJ. E. church on
Thursday evening Aug. 49, Ten cents
for admission and pint of Flinders
thrown in. ..- e.. ...., .s
Misses Leo Dunwoody, Lillian White
and Ella Corrothers, of Chicago, spent a
pleasant day in Evanston Wednesday.
After delightful dinner at Mrs. Wish
er's the ladies in company with Mr.. J..
d. Corrothers visited the Business Mems
picnic grounds and other places of inter-
est, returning home at six O'Clock.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
$500 PER YEAR.
A STRANGE CAREER.
The Stirring Events of Colored
Woman's Life.
Mrs. Mile Johnson's Experiences During
Period of Ninety Years-A Wit
ness to Many of the Historic Scenes
--.. From 1894 to 1891

Hamilton, Ohio, Aug. l0.-Millie John
son, an aged Colored woman residing
near West Elkton, has lived life full of
varied Incidents. In the house where
she lives there are living representatives
OF five generations, and there are but
eight in the family. Mrs. johnson was
born at Port Tobacco. Md, in 1874, near
which pl.ce j. Wilkes Booth was CAP
tured after the assassination of President
Lincoln. She was born slave. When
the War of 1872 broke out she was is
years of age. During the war she COL
ored uniforms for the soldiers and car
RED provisions to the troops who were
in camp near Ludlo~'s Ferry.
During this time she frequently saw
English soldiers along the Potomac river
She married at the age of Is and lived
in Maryland until lS4s, when she was
TAKEN BY HER MASTER
10 Missouri where she resided about
ten years at St. Charles in the house ad-
joining the one in which Low. iov was
hidden when the mob came for him.
She saw the mob. While in Missouri
she hired out her time for ten years at
the rate of 50 week, and was located
portion Of the time at ST. Charles and
part at st. Louis. About 1853 Ms.
Johnson's daughter was purchased by an
Aolltlonlst named Robert A. Bowers.
taken to Cincinnati and afterward given
her freedom. The daughter then per-
suaded her mother to come to C:ncin-
natl also. To do this The ran
AWAY FROM HER CONTRACT.
And also her master, and was exten.
sively advertised as runaway Colored
woman, but she managed to elude her
pursuers and lived in Cincinnati under
an assumed name until by the untired
efforts of herself and daughter she was
enabled to purchase her freedom for
$500. She has been living at West Elk
ton about year. Although now over
81 years old, she has retained her facul-
ties to rema1 kable degree. Her mind
is bright, her memory tenacious and re-
liable, and her "reminiscences are inter-
esting and complete in detail. She is a
devout Methodist.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
CINCINNATI.
Doings of the Week Among the Afro.
Americans OF the Q2een City:
Haps and Mishaps and Items In Genera,
Collected and Compiled by our Re-
porter for tho Delectation Of
Porkopolitans.

Mr.. c. T. Graham has just returned
from trip to Memphis. :
Mr.. Jesse Collins left this week to Wis.
it relatives in Kentucky.
Among the new appointments of letter
carriers we notice the name of Mr.. F..
Kinney. | b .zsssE ...g.
It is expected that memorial services
will be held soon on the death of Col. G..
w. Williams. E, e.
Rev. J. Frank of Louisville will preach
at Union Church next Sabbath, to which
church he has been called as pastor.
Quite a number of our cit:zens took
advantage Of cheap rates to attend the
general Baptist Association held in Lex
nigton, KY, this week.
The Colored Odd Fellows of Ohio and
Michigan held their Grand District
meeting of the lodges for four days in
Zion Baptist church commencing Aug.
4. Each session was we'll attended and
the street parade was unusually attrac-
tive.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
Evanston. Ill,
Where is the A. M. E. choir?

Where IS the A. M. E.. choir?
Madam Taylor is busy nova days.
Rev. Jesse Newsome was in town last
week. -l. -..- a
The Ninth Battalion picnic will be out
of sight. E4..s HI ....
Why don't you send your children to
Sunday School? 81
The total collection at the Baptist
church rally was $lO1 so.
Rev. Jackson preached at the Baptist
church Wednesday night.
Miss Terry of Chicago spoke at tn e
Baptist church Thursday evening.
Miss Allie Woods has returned to Chi
cago. Alas for several of our young
men.
Rev. Jop!in's house on Benson ave. /.
has been moved to the rear of the lot
and raised.
Two wagon loads of gay picnicers
spent pleasant day at Desplains river
last Saturday.
Mr.. David Lang thinks of going to
Paris in the fall to take a course in
French cooking.
1t is whispered around, that two of
our young people of the same name are
to be married soon.
The A. NJ. E. and Baptist Sunday
Schools will union picnic at TT. Sheri-
dan Thursday Aug. 13.
Fred Wisher in company with several
North Evanstonians went fishing at
Highland Park Tuesday.
The young men talk of hay rack
picnic to be given in return for the rose
party Of the S. M. G. of E.
Miss Gertrude Smith, formerly Of Mil
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15

MIR. Elias Watson Of Evansville is in
the city to remain permantly. He
rooms at Mrs. Pumpfrey's $40 State.
Mr.. G. F. Adams of The APPEAL after
a week in St. Paul is now at ;Waukesha,
and will return to the city next week.
Miss Daisy G. Hart of indianapolis
will be the guest of her cousin MIS-. j.
D. Williams Armour ave., for couple
of weeks. -s
Miss Mallie Lindsey of Louisville,
who is visiting Chicago leaves for her
home to- morrow accompanied by Miss
Lizzie Hill. .-.- ..ss.
Mrs. Cythia Lewis of Columbus, Ohio,
is the guest of her daughter Mrs. J.
Weaver. 546 Wells street. She will re-
main ali simmer.
Take Milwaukee ave cable cars, at
LaSalle. and Madison, or Desplaines and
Washington streets for Emancipation
celebration and picnic. -.... ..:s =
A letter from Hon. Frederick Doug
lass on Pensions for the tx Slaves will
be read at the Emancipation celebration
at Kuhn's Park Monday August 3lst.
Mt. Hope Temple Juveniles will drill
at the Emancipation celebration Mon
day Aug. 3lst, at Kuhn's Park. Miss
Octavia Lucas will command the Juye-
niles. --.-
Mr.. w. A. Rector one Of the leading
citizens of Little Rock, Ark, was in the
city few days the guest of Rev. ]. E.
Jenifer. He leaves this week for visit
to Waukesha.
Miss Tazzie Thomas of St. Louis, who
has been wishing here left Tuesday for
Detroit where she will remain few
days, then go to Toronto, Canada, where
she will be the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Abbott.
Prof. H. G. Parker, Hon. W. r.
Vaughn, Rev. T. w. Henderson. Hon.
p. 81. Morris and DR.. G. W. Bryant will
speak at the Emancipation celebration
at Kuhn's Park, on Milwaukee ave.
Monday August 3lst.
Mrs. T. S. Watkins, the caterer has To-
Gated at No. 2S6 Twenty ninth street,
between State and Dearborn streets.
where she has opened confectionery
and ice cream parlor. Refreshments of
all kinds served. Hot coffee at all hours.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
SAINT J! Y. LOUIS.
Social Matters, Gleanings of News
Condensed Into Small Space.
FOR the Beneht Of our Thousands of Read
ers-An Sorts of News Items from
tho City by the Big Bridge
The Future Great.

Mr.. Frank Byron is quite ill.,
Mr.. James King is on the sick list.
Miss Allie Brown has left the CITY.
Miss Melanie Macklin has returned.
Mr.. Jonah Montgomery is visiting his
friends at home.
Miss Georgette Gsbson is spending a
few days in Alton.
Miss Antoinette Wilkinson is visiting
friends in Kansas City.
Wait for the grand basket meeting to
be given by St. Paul Chapel.
Boys keep on pushing and St. Louis
will win the beauty contest.
Miss Narcissa Dorsey in company with
Miss Georgette Gibson are visiting Al
ton.
The Luca Orchestra will give mid
summer festival at Lindell Park on the
3lst.
Leave orders for The APPEAL with. ].
H. Harrison 1925 Mills street, ST. Louis
Manager.
Mr.. Bella Grey of Wichita, Kan, is
again in the city. He is thinking of
making St. Louis his home.
A party was given ut the residence of
Mr.. Zach Douglass 1854 "A" North Mar
ket street, last Friday evening by Miss
Alma Thompson and Miss Nodine
Douglas. Quite a number were present
and dancing was INDUCED in till quite a
late hour. The affair was very enjoy.
able ono
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15

Kuhn's Park will be lighted night
with Thousands ofChinese lanterns and
electric lights for the Emancipation cele-
bration and picnic. The best dancing
Pavilion in Chicago in the Park. Ad-
mission to the Park 25 cents. Children
Is cents. s "..
Mr.. Benjamin Bdruey a brother of Dr.
W. A. Burnev Of New Albany, Ind,
died very suddenly in Chicago on July
25 of CONSUMPTION. He was at hos
pital and his Whereabouts for the last
ten years was not known to his relatives
during that time. n his dying moments
he told who he was, and his brother was
notified of bis death, and came on to
Chicago last Sunday morning and re.
moved his remainsto Dublin, Ind, their
home Monday evening. ..A'
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
Joliet, Illinois.

Mr.. Perry Bro ks and wife of Aurora
spent Monday in our city.
Mr.. Downer and lady of E'gin we're in
attendance at the camp meeting that
has been in progress here for the past
ten days.
Rev. Ward of Chicago spent Sunday
with Rev. Alexander.
Sir S. w. Dempey, Dept. snpt Chan
cellor assisted by the following Sir
Knights: A. E. Jenkins, John G. Jones,
H. W. knight were in our city last
Thursday night, reoblit ating Daniel
Lodge No. 6. -..s. -.....t .....
Mrs. Ida Wilson after pleasant visit
with friends and relatives, has returned
to her home in Ottawa. 5
Mr.. ]. E. Brown has gone to Bartoga
and other eastern points attending the
races.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
WANTED.

To know the whereabouts of one Rob
ert Morris whose parents were killed in
a wreck one year ago last Thanksgiving
at New Lenox on their way to Joliet.
He is dark complexioned. weighs about
ITO pounds, is 6 # and is q years old.
He is known as Bob Morris. When last
seen he was at the Joliet races. He was
heard from in st. Louis about one month
before the death Of his parents. Ad-
dress John Francis, Administrators of
Estate, New Lenox, III.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15

There was lately organized in our CITY
society called the Bsrbers Mutual
beneht Association. A meeting was
heid In Zion. church last Monday even
Ing to complete arrangements for future
movements
Chaplain Allen Allensworth in the u.
3. Army, preached at Union Baptist
church Sabbath morning, on Monday
evening he lectured on the Wild West,
and "as'tendered a reception by bis old
congregation. - ,'-"
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
Atlantic J.

Capt. Gibbons shnrt- tripaone
evening last week. He speaks in glow.
ing terms ofthe Philadelphia girls.
Rev. J. Hudson Riddick NJ. D. OF
Philadelphia. spent u few days in the
city last week, and on Sunday preached
an able sermon at Asbury M. E. church.
DR.. Riddick is a sound thinker AMI an
active worker. We wish there were
more preachers like him. ~.
The entertainment5given at Sea View
Hall on the 9Th inst by The Haddon AS
sembly was grand success and the BOYS
are smiling yet; they looked, to use the
expression of one of the ladies, verv
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
Can't find Teachers.

Columbus, Ind, August 2-Superin.
tendent Carnagy, of the public schools
is in receipt of letter from Prof. J. A.
Roberts, Coored of Charlestown de-
clines to accept the position Of teacher
of the Colored schools of this city, to
which he has been selected. The salary
offered is $40 per month, and no Colored
teacher could be found who would &C.
cept. s..% @r-<'' --s .. -. .l.--4
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15

ington have appealed to the Commits
sioners to protect them from the bru-
tality of police officer named Hen
bricks. This officer has treated Colored
people with marked cruelty when max,
ing arrests if reports are true. -.
. .v..,ss G.. A. JOHNSON.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
Phoenix, Miss.

Mr.. Levy Wilson and family have
been i'll during this past week.
Our friend Miss MAJ E. Hockins from
the Valley is attending our school.
Those who are indebted to G Miller
Jr. for reading The APPEAL mnst pay be.
ore Aug. 20. :.
We are glad to meet our young friend
Mr.. William Jones who has been out OF
the city for some time.
When you enter the town call and see
Mr.. W. w. Coody who has fine lot Of
dry goods and groceries.
Springfield Baptist church began her
revival meetings last Friday evening,
God grant that we many gain many
souls for the Kingdom.
The members of Centergrove Baptist
church will have a grand time on the
third Sunday of this month. Dinner
will be prepared for all who attend it.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
jackson, Miss.

Mrs. Washington Newman after quite
lengthy visit through Arkansas and
other Western waite 1jrg points has re-
TUNED home.
The reverend old gentleman Simon
Wilkerson was in the city last week.
He Looks as lively as ever and said to
The APPEAL man that on August l, he
was SO years old.