Wisconsin Afro-American., 1892-11-05
CREAM CITY ITEMS.

MISS MINNIE HART Will Spenu InanKS- |
giving in Racine.
Go to Joseph Planners for anything |
in the music line. Lowest prices.
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Mr. Benz DAY, one of Milwaukee's
old residents, is expected in the city
before long.
VISIT d. G. Adams, corner Third and
Wells, if you want groceries and
provisions.
WHEN you want fresh and good meats
90 to Jos. Krauss' meat market, No. $40
East Water Street
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PATRoNIzE the advertisers OF this
paper You will find it to your advan-
tage to do so.
MRS. L. w. WALLACE and Mrs. Filing
ton take great interest in building up
the church.
REV. d. p. BROWN and family will
arrive in the city Tuesday and remain
all week
MISS JULIA McAMEE is expected to
leave the city soon. Milwaukee will
will miss her very much.
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GEORGE BLAND, as a copyist, cannot
be surpassed. He is employed by the
WISCONSIN AFRO AMERICAN Co.
DON'T forget the special sermon to be
preached by the Rev. Robt. Williamson,
at ST. Marks, next Sunday night.
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MRS. J. J. MILES left the city Friday
morning for Elgin, ILL.,, where she will
attend the funeral of her father, Simon
Smith.
MRS HUDSON, Of Mound City, ILL.,, is
in the city, the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Steve Robinson. Mrs. Hudson
will remain all winter.
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Mr.. l.. L. BURKE, one of Chicago s
most competent stenographers, will be
in the city next week, the guest of the
AFRo-AMERICAN.
THE District Conference of the A. M.
E. Church is to be held here December
IA The folks are beginning to make
preparations for the ministers.
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MISS MARTHA CARTER has an engage |
ment at the church pastored by Rev. D.
P. Brown in Chicago, where she will
make near one hundred dollars.
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WANTED-By three young coln-.ya
men, places as buffers og- te.- saabr,an
Can give the best 4 '.7sasy ....s1r-
po,,o ~ ---.~sss~~OI references. Apply,
for StEvening Wisconsin Building.
AdRANDI
,na = NJ and MRS. PETER CLARK, assisted
n Dy Miss Ida Jackson, entertained
royalty at tea, one day this week, Attor-
ney VIM. L. Green and Editor 7. Fl.
Jones.
WHAT has become Of Miss Eva Parks
The ST. Marks Literary is at loss with
out her "Come back to your old stand
as a musician and reader, Miss Eva" is
the cry each week at the society.
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MRS OWEN Howell, one of our best |
elocutionists, has promised her services
at Racine in the great concert that will
take place before long; also Miss Lydia |
Hughes and Mrs. Geo. Bruce.
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ANY ladies desiring to have new
cloaks made, old ones cut and fixed
over, or knowing of any one for whom
YOU work who so desires such work, will |
do well to call on T. Edelstein, 128
Mason Street.
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MR.. GEO. MIMMs assisted by his aimi |
able wife has just completed a very
large crayon painting of Capt. J. B.
Buford. The work is good. and to say
the picture is goodlooking and the
image of the Captain would be using
no f1attery at all
THERE will be grand Republican
rally by the Jno. G. Spooner Repubi-
can Club at their headquarters, on
Second Street, Monday night, Novem-
Der 7th. Colored speakers will be here
from Madison and other intermediate
points. Everyone turn out.
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The Literary society was well at
tended Thursday evening, and the
exercises good, but we noticed goodly
number Of vacant seats that could have
been filled by some Of our intelligent
citizens who preferred staying at home
for-wen they know what.
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THE loss of the fire of last Friday
night has been estimated at ISL 900, ,000)
seven million dollars. The amount
raised for thepoor so far is one hundred