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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-24

Va ANTED. by Oct. LIST, fiat OF 3 or rooms
w wi b use of bath; prefer stable in yard.
Address ROOMS. care S3ws.
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TIE SOTO branch OF Savannah BANK and
~ Trust Company; allows per cent. interest,"
on deposits in its savings department. General
deposits also received.
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A LADY of experience wishes to spend Au-
"a gust and September in the country with a
family as teacher TO small children or seam
stress; references furnished. Address IS. A.
g." Morning News.
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~-~~~-~-~------~--~-~~s-~~-
I AIDES can make good wages by writing for
j us at their home. For particulars address
LITBIG MEDICAL COMPANY, South Bend,
IndiaDa
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED Competent drug clerk wants posi-
w tiou, good reference furnished. Address
"OPIUM," care Morning News.
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WANTED, by young man Of experience, po-
w sition as bookkeepsr snd collector or as
frst-clsss grocery clerk. Address b. l.. D care
News.
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E'LAT DUTCH CABBAGE, red top, strap leaf
Il turnip seed fresh and just received at
GARDENERS, lis Broughtou street.
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MIsCELLANEoUs WANTS.

>-~~~-~J~~(N--~~~0-N---TN|
HOUSE WANTED, now or later; two story
IL in nice location; small family; good rem
paid. PROMPT, this Office.
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LNOR RENT. from first October next, brick
l. store, 81 Whitaker street, three stories on
cellar nov occupied by Lester Grocery Com
pany. II J, ThOMASSON, ia Bryan, between
DrAyton and Bull streets.
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HAVE forty thousand dollars to lend on i'm
Ii proved city property north of Anderson
between asst and West Broad streets. J.
FULTON & SON.
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WANTED, Chatham Real Estate. series B,
w Excelsior Loan, and many other stocks
and bonds. I have many buving orders
AUSTIN r. MYRES, Broker ia Bryan street.
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TIE SOTO branch of Savannah Bank and
IL Trust Company; allows per cent. interest
on deposits in its savings department. General
deposits also received
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-24

A FEW rolls Of mating left at u cents per
"A yard, beautiful designs in oilcloth at 30
cents per yard. SAULS' VARIETY STORE,
IN Barnard street.
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TNHE celebrated Gignilliat scuppernong wine
j. at 2o cents. per bottle. 81 per Ralon-the
only summer drink. MUTUAL CO-OPERA-
TIVE ASSOCIATION, q. s. Van Horn. agent.
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nor SALE, ! brick, 4 shingle, l lath ma
Il chimes, 1 drag saw. 40 engines, 10 saw. 5
grist mills cheap. GEORGE 4. LOMBARD &
CO., Augusta Ga.
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- HAFTINGS, PuIleys, Hangers aud mill WORK
- all kinds, and rel alrs and supplies. LON
BARD & CO., Augusta, Ga.
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EOR RENT, s-story house No 12 Hall street,
Il with sil modern improvements. Store
and dwelling, York and Montgomery. Apply
SHEEHAN. 1879 YORK street.
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XHTAHTED-Auditor 70 visit our agents. ex-
w anime business and report. Can DO done
e. extra work; Sc per day, railroad and hotel
expenses Must have e2lO security address,
with stamp, BRAEDEEBEItG & BRAEDEs-
BURG COMPANY. 4os West Third srest. Day.
ton. o.
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A RESPECTABLE white woman wishes
n situation as cook and to make herself
generally useful. Apply 43 Jefferson street
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NTACKEREL in tomato sauce makes splen-
WI did and palatable delicacy for supper.
SOL II. RQrHSCHlLD, l44 Congress street.
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DO PAYS for ore dozen LAUNEY & GOE-
GO Bells cabinet photographs, with privilege
OF crayon portrait free. Broughton street, Sa-
vannab, Ga
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WTANTED, work by man Just over from
w Europe in grocery or !iGuor store, don't
expect any wages for six months, just home
until able TO SPEAK. Address IL BToughton
street
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WANTED, by an experienced grocery, con-
w fecUionery aa hardware salesman to
travel Georgia and South Carroll a. B-st ref
erencas furnished Address SALESMAN, 346
Telfair street, Augusta, Ga.
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A s. GRIFFIN. furniture, bedding mating.
IA. window shades. safes, clocks. baby car
RACES, etc. Upholstering and general repairing
OF furniture. slip covers mare to order.
Mattress making and renovating a speciality.
Personal attention to all suainess Iol Brough-
ton street, Savannah, Ga
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WE are still selling goods on easy payments.
w We have q full line 10 select from You
get tho house aud TEEPLE & co will furnish
1t from bottom to top on easy payments.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-12

followed by the remains and sorrowing
friends, passed chanting the Masonic
ritual. "Man is born of woman; after a
short time he liveth, is full of misery;
he cometh up and is cut down like a
flower" etc. The brothers gathered
around near the casket, prayer was then
offered, and all that was earthly of Bro.
Williams was then borne to the cemetery
At the cemetery short service was con-
Quoted and the remains were consigned
20 the vault.
Letters and kilograms of coincidence
were received from: Prof Jos. H. Pei
ham of Hannibal, Mo-, Grand Master of
Missouri Grand Lodge; A. N. Schweich,
of Columbia, Mo-; J. w. Wheeler, Mas
ter of Centennial Lodge No. 40 Sedalia,
Mo-; Mrs. Mary Hutton, mother and
MIR. Willie Jefferson, brother of the
widow, of Kiowa, Kan, and several
! Others. -->. >... 49,.
The deceased leaves his widow and q
half brother and sister, the latter resid-
ing somewhere in Missouri, and multi
/ tude of friends to mourn his loss.
. The funeral was one of the largest the
city has ever known, the great number
attesting in a manner the high esteem
in which the deceased was held by the
citizens of St. Paul.
Requiescat in pace.
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with song, yet no throat ever wearies
The vast concerns of the celestial king
dom shall keep, its countless million.
employed, yet never one tires. The
affairs which often worry and provoke
are left outside the door to that
blessed home. "There remained there.
fore rest to the people of God. Fol
he that entereth into his rest, he also
has ceased from his own works, as God
did from his" s.
Ceased from his own works to take
up Gods works, lad down the concerns
OF time to take up the affairs of etern-
ty.
Divested himself of the burdens which
Cypress men, to put on the glad duties
which angels love to till-'they rest
from their labor"
Nv. ''Their works do follow them. ;"
The life and character of q good man
is not the property of heaven alone.
That world of infinite capacity, of inf
mite glory, of infinite peace. cannot
claim all the benefits and blessings
which flow from a life devoted to God.
When in a chariot of fire, Elijah
mounted toward Heaven, his mantle,
floating backward to earth, fell upon
Elisha, and through him the sublime
teaching of the grand old man were
continued. .,,8i psse
Never a Christian goes from labor,
but his mantle falls on some shoulders.
The influence of a good man reaches
out through the world, blessing all
whom it teaches. A kind Word can
never die, a good action is never lost.
1.-The good men do is oft inferred with
their bones, but the evil lives after
them,' once wrote great author, but
1t is not so. you can no more crush out
good action than you can destroy a
particle of mater. -" 70. z|...
You may follow good man to the
grave. you may See the clay heaped
upon his coffin, and you hear small
souled vicious men decry him, but the
kind words he has spoken, the acts of
love he has performed will live on for
ever. ..'.
''Blessed are the dead, who die in the
Lord, they rest from their labors.
Their works do follow them''
Brothers of the dge:-Your broth
er has only gone on before you; gone
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-12
in the ways of righteousness and walk
ing let US walk in the straight and mar

in the ways of righteousness and walk
ing let US walk in the straight and mar.
row way.
TO the widow of our dearly beloved
| brother, who is called to that bourne
where the weary are at rest, bear the
burdens Of life with fortitude; look not
back on the past hours, possibly they
were not always bright, possibly they
were not always SO calm; possibly dark
hours came some time to that home,
put on brethren, let us rejoice that both
OF them were strong enough in char
acter to do their duty, to carry their
burdens to God and to walk in the
pathway of duty and right before God.
Though he may have walked in the
humber sphere, but in his humble way
ne performed duties and acts which
were not known to all, and there goes
forth from them certain good influences
that we hope may never be lost and
which we trust may ascend higher and
higher, and go on and on and on, until
1t touches the other shore. In this last
moment, dear brethren, we come down
to say the last words, pay the last trib-
ute OF respect to all that is mortal of
our brother. let us drop a tear and blot
out all the remembrances of all his
faults. When you have laid down the
Instruments of industry, when we 90
up there unto that Throne, we will meet
Brother Williams there hard by the
throne of God We shall rejoice that
our brother is there to shout the praises
and cry ''Hallelujah, glory to the Lamb
of Cod Amen.
At the conclusion of the sermon Miss
Maud Conway sweetly sang "some
Sweet Day."
Rev. Reynolds then assuming the 90.
sltion of Grand Chaplain and donning
the regalia read the ritualistic Masonic
service, Grand Master Patterson then
conducted the giving of the Grand Hon.
Ors.
By request of the widow a favorite
hymn Of the deceased was sung by the
congregation.
The friends we're then allowed to pass
up and view the remains of the late
Bro. K. L. Williams, while the choir
sang 1T is we'll with my SOUL" A line
was formed, through with the pastor,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-12
The Light Of Other Days.

The date when man first discovered
how to supply himself with artificial
light must be very far back, but many
generations went by before he had any,
thing better than torches for outdoor
use, and for indoor conveniences q wick
floating loosely in vessel of oil. Gas az
an illuminant is not old, the electric
light is the invention of yesterday, while
there are thousands of people not yet
three score and ten, whose youthful les
sons were learned by the feeble gleam
of tallow candle. In the country
households, the manufacture of weekly
or monthly supply of candles came as
regularly as wash day. The soldiers Of
the late war remember ''star" candles
very we'll, but doubtless few can tell
whence the name. The discoverer of q
process to separate glycerine and fatty
matters from stearic acid in the making
of candles WAS the FrenchmaH DeMille.
whose factory at Paris was located at the
"Barriere de PEtoile- ''barr,er (or gatel
of the star" and from this circumstance
his manufactures were known as ''star's
candles. The days OF such illuminatora
are gone, and the luxurious cars of our
modern railroads are lighted by gas or
electricity. To many eyes, however. the
electric glare is unpleasant, but all are
satisfied with the soft yet brilliant illum-
ination of 1.-THE Burlington's 'vestibuled
train by the Frost Dry Carburetor Sys-
tenn. For tickets over this popular line,
or any information, call on local ticket
agents, or write to WI. G. Kenyon,
Gen. Pass. Agent, St. Paul, Mimi.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-12

Where the pure waters wander through the
| valleys of gold,
And life is treasure sublime.
lis the land of our God it's the home of the
! Soul, II
Where ages Of splendour eternally roll, =
when the way-weary traveller reaches his
,sOnathe evergreen mountains Of life. &
A1place Of transcendant glory, q
place Of perfect peace, place of ever
lasting safety, a place of supreme con-
tent. BLESSED are the dead which
die in the Lord"
| ii. This state of blessedness comes
in part from the companionship, the as
sociations found there.
We may live in the most delightful
place conceivable on earth, the loca-
ton may be all that the heart desires,
yet if we are surrounded by uncongen-
ial companions. we may be as abso-
lutely unhappy as Crusoe on his desert
island. But that land which is the
abode of the righteous is peopled by
none but the righteous. Its citizens
are the elect of God. They are those
who have known and loved the truth
in all ages, those who have .'kept the
faith those who have walked in '.the
straight and narrow way those who
have had their ''robes washed in the
blood of the Lamb;' all, all are there
No earthly society can ever be entirely
freed from unpleasantness.
Into the most refined home, into the
most cultured circle something sug-
gestive of evil will creep. you may
raise your children as delicately as
possible, you may shield them from vice
but some day there must come a rude
awakening, some day the purity of it's
mind must feel and shrink from the
loathsome of so much in life, but there
is a land where there is no shock to the
pure.
All Impurities are shut out, none
but the pure in heart shall see God.
In all that mighty host not one in
truder. At that great bridal banquet
not one guest without a wedding gar
ment.
At the court of high Heaven, not
one ambassador from country not at
peace with Heavens King. The rough
ness of earth slnoothed aW ,y, it's I'M
couthness refined, it's ignorance made
knowledge, it's crooked things all
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-12

Strengthened, it's inequalities all adjust
ed, life's problems all solved, eternity's
treasures Ill brought forth. Just think
in all that mighty symphony which
shall roll forth from millions and bill
lions and myriads of throats swelling
out louder, grander, deeper, sweeter,
till the farthest arch in heavens dome
shall ring again and again, there shall
not be one discordant note. BLESSED
are the dead who die in the Lord.'
Not only are the citizens of that
blessed place righteous robed in glory
and crowned with majesty, but they
will be those whom we loved on earth,
those whom we knew in Holy Writ, in
song, in history, in tradition, those
dear ones whom we have committed to
the silent grave in hope of a glorious
resurrection.
That dear old mother whose love
and care first led our feet in the way of
life, every wrinkle, every silver thread
on her head shimmering with the COL
den glory from the great white throne
That sweet little babe which came into
your home only to wither in few
short days, will be there. Old COM
panions who bore with us the burden
of life, who tasted with us the bitter
cup of adversely and rejoiced with us
in prosperity, will be there.
Our dear brother whom we knew SO
we'll and who strove in his humble way
to do his duty, whose life has been cut
Oft in the meridian Of his years. will be
there. His faults, for he had them, as
who has not, are all condoned; his Pc
culiarities all straighted, his vices
washed away in the blood by Him who
said, "He that is without sin among
you let him cast the first stone.' His
virtues shining among the jewels Of
the King. The whole company of the
redeemed out of every nation, tribe and
kindred will be there, but grandes
thought of all he who suffered, who
died to redeem us will be there. His
face is absent from the church, hi:
chair vacant in the lodge, his chair il
vacant by his own tireside. but way II,
in bright glory. I thank Thee, Oh
God, that Thou hast reserved plac,
for all that are faithful. Blessed ar
the dead that die in the Lord.
III. That they may rest from thei
labor. What is rest? Not a cessation
of activity but rather turning of GU
powers to higher and holier uses
Heaven is not without it's duties, it
activities, its responsibilities, but non
of these carry pain. Heaven ring
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up to that haven of rest, and of bright
glory; gone from labor to reward. No
longer will we see him here; the Grand
Master, the Supreme Architect, has
has called him home, he shall suffer
here no longer; has called him to enter
into that rest which remains for the
blessed. ::
Let the example of his good walks
guide you, take not his faults and cher
ish them; lay by his faults; let them be
as a warning to you and as you come
near to the Cross, I rejoice that you
will meet Brother Williams where there
is no more sorrow; where labor is all
DER; where we shall sit down at the
feet OF the blessed Jesus and praise his
name forever more. .4-n..Q
Brother Williams was very dear to
me as brother of the church because
of his numerous good qualities; then
as a brother of that mystic fraternity,
not by his intellectual activity, but by
his strict adherance to his Professional
duties. s. ~ & sra soy -.
He was a man who, was very intense
in his likes and dislikes. :, He was a
man who was very determined in his
own opinins and if he thought thing
was right. he continued to think 50 un.
til you absolutely convinced him the
other way, but when you coEld sue.
coed in convincing him, he was Just as
strong as you. Dearc Brethren of the
Mystic lie, let me warn you to walk
in the ways of righteousness; use the
symbols as mathematical of the life
you live: Oh! may they be to you as
beacon light. which shall guide you tc
that PARKWAY land where the angels
sing the glory of God and praise his
name forever more, and where we shall
meet our dear Brother Williams in tina
city of our God, whose streets are O.
pure gold, where the Supreme Arch
tect has called his own unto him.
| rejoice now, o! brethren of tn,
lodge, that some day. my brethren, W,
may be all called to that home O
Brother Williams.
With his great character, he accom-
plished great work for the Lord; he ex
,erted great influence for good in thi
community. He has now laid dow
the burdens of this life and gone up t.
join the angels, singing GLORY to Co.
in the highest, peace on earth goo
will to men!n
|. No more shall our dear brother b
called upon to act as trustee; no NOR
shall we ask Brother Williams to tax
his place in this church. Oh! let us wal
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Important Rehearsals,

Every Colored person of respectable
character is invited to the two last grand
Rehearsals of Whites Jubilee Chorus, to
be held as follows: Saturday night at
8 o'clock P. NJ. at the Church of the
Good Shepherp corner Cedar and 18th
streets. Monday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
sharp at the Peoples Church, corner of
Pleasant ave. and Chestnut street, near
Seven Corners. Attend both of these
rehearsals. Learn the songs and sing in
the grandest concert ever given in Min
nesota by Colored people. Everybody
is invited. Costs nothing to join.
Yours truly, in song.
S. C. White.
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St. James A. M. f. Church.

The interest in church work and in the
services is we'll sustained. Meetings
during the week were we'll attended
Rev. J. c. Anderson preached one even.
ing. College prayer meetings still COZ
tinue in the afternoon. Quarterly meet
ing on the Goth. General Class Friday
evening. The funeral of Bro. K. l.
Williams taxed the seating capacity O.
the church to the utmost. The pastor is
maturing plans for united effort tt
raise $1,000 of the main debt by the frs
of May. r t.
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There are only few places Of bust.
ness in St. Paul, owned anu operated by
Colored people,; but these few do not
get the patronage of the Colored people
as they should. Why not spend your
money with Colored people, if you can
possibly find any who can furnish what
you wish. Help one another, ana IN 30
doing. you help yourself
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-12

Whites Jubilee Concert at
Peoples Church Monday
night.
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SAINT PAUL.
The Dolngs of Week in the Metrop.
oils Of the North Star State.
The s. SANITY City and SANITY City Tolks.
Items Of Social, Religious and Gen.
27ft':5"t sral Matters Among 1ths8fss
People. = ~

The ~
Second ....
Grand Concert g.. I
BY Whites Jubilee Chorus
Will take place at the Peoples church
next Monday evening at O'Clock sharp
Have you paid for tho paper you are
now reading
To Rent-Furnished or unfurnished
rooms 54l sibley. -.
Spring neck wear just in at J. C.
Battles, 404 Jackson street. @st
Full line fine hats, all the latest STYLES
at J. G. BA1L1E's 4N Jackson street. IT
Whites Jubilee Concert at
Peoples Church Monday
night.
Mrs. J. B. Turner who has been ill for
a number of weeks is convalescent. 81
Furnished Rooms for single gentle-
men, or man and wife, at II W. Seventh
street. -.a'.- 81
HE APPEAL is for sale at the s'Little
Ryan Barber shop" corner of 9Th and
Robert.
There will be prize ball given at
Cox's Hall 106 E. 9Th street next Tues.
day evening.
Elegant neckwear, new colors and
shapes, at J. c. Babies 4O4 Jackson
street. See them.
Items OF news for TIE APPEAL may be
loft at Columbus Waldon's barber shon
No. 1O6 East Fifth street
Whites Jubilee Concert at
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asleep SAe ''IsUce COuId naruly nave
failed VI success Bat a. Kate seemed
henself not 10 suspect the real nature Of
her involuntary srrand would not i'd
ditiunally distress her by allu,ling TO It.
Il wis enough that it furnished me with
\ sufficient pretext. had others been
wanting. for inllicting chastiseinsnt on
the valet
Kate said In answer 10 my inquiry as
10 the proposed time Of our starting on
the picnic expedition the next day that
It would probably be about eleven in the
forenoon; we would therefore. have
ample time to settle the particulars Of
our scheme before the hour Of action ar
rived AT parting abe chung to me with
peculiar tenderness; nor had ever loved
her 20 well ~ at that moment when |
looked forward to liberating her forever
FROM the evil spell that had been blight
ing her young life.
After she had gone bad the curiosity
to examine the bolt on the door, ihe
explanation Of its mysterious opening
proved simple enough The screws
whereby the socket Of the bolt had been
fastened to the door frame had been re-
moved. and The holes 50 enlarged that
they could be slipped in and out without
difficulty Socket and screws had then
been replared 10 that the built cOnld be
shot rs readily ~ before. But the securi
~ was only an illusion. for. the latch
being turned. a slight push would bring
away the socket and screws attached 70
the bolt. and thus the supposed means
Of safety be- ingeniOusly used TO disguise
the real absence thereof