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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-06-18
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Pine Bluff, Arkansas.

Prof A B. Crump is~hone again.
The Odd Fellows new building is going
ahead rapidly.
The quarterly examination for teachers
is near at hand.
Miss Effie Stuart is employed to 20 to
Smithsvile, Lawrence Caunty.
Miss Jessie Jamison leaves for Der.
matt her home, to engage in teaching.
Delegates to the Grand Chapter, O E..
S. will leave for Fort Smith next week.
The delegates from the A. NJ. E..
General Conference are home aud are
we'll pleased with their visit.
The contract for the new dormitory
for Richard Allen Instu'ue has been let
and building operations will soon be in
progress.
Excitement over local politics has
been considerably damptn by the
high water and ,nse quent distress, but
still there is no lack of candidates who
are mending their fences.
This has been commencement week aud
the schools Of course had'the floor. The
public schools led off with picnic in the
grove near the Bluff City Mills There
was large attendance and there were
number of literary exercises the ir lunch
fv!(owt by more literary exercises in
the afternoon. The exercises of the
graduating class Of the Business Normal
College took place on the evening of
June 9Th the assembly room of the
college.
Music, Chant.
Invocation, Rev. A. j. RUSSELL
Salutatory, Mary French Barnett
The Grandeur OF Scenery"
Address, James William Miller,
1.-The Mission of Man."
Address, William Webster Jones,
'Not Free Yet"
Address, James Franklin Wright,
Purpose in Life
Address, James Hezekah Fort.
-. Zone Step Facilitates Another"
Address. Julia Arch Duchie Berry,
"A Youthful Round in Life's Aspiration
Valedictory, John Henry Harrison,
THE Fruits of Diligence"
The addresses were as q rule we'll
delivered and received much applause
from large audience present. The
graduates were the recipient Of some
very handsome presents from their
friends who were present. The Mech
anical Department. ofthe insti ulinn has
been busilv engaged in arranging the
magnificent outfit of new machin- nv
recently purchased for it's use at cost
of about ten-thousand dollars. Among
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the more important articles are two
thlrty.horse- power boilers, two vertical
engines, one cook tube we'll. and force
pump one buzz planer, one circular saw
one scroll saw, twelve carpenter benches,
twelve twelve FORCES, pig lathes, one Calian
.l1 lEa1naffe one milling machine, a Buffalo
puneh-shear crank shaper,, cutter and
,reamer grinder. twist-drill grinder,
power erindstones with a complete sup.
ply of small tools and accessories to the
machinery. s... 49,
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The girls are all home from school.
Look out boys and get pleasant smile
on your face.
Hon. F. K, Chase was married to Miss
F. z Hall June l. We Congratulate the
happy couple.
There will be great time at Bethel A.
M. E. Church, all the week. All are in
vited to come out.
Mr. R Payne: Hello Central! Give me
$685.. Richardson, don't fail to send my
APPEAL this week. -"
Miss K. c. how is your eye? Mr.. B,
B. had better be more careful about his
business next time.
New Hope Baptist Sunday School is
the largest in the city, Mr.. R. Payne is
in the superintendent.
R. J. w. Cochran said THE APPEAL is
the greatest Afro american paper that
has ever been in .Da las. rs.
The c NJ: E. Church with Elder Jack
son as its pastor is having boom. 1t
has good Sundsy school.
THE APPEAL will be on sale at the
Texas State Fair Grounds on June goth.
Don't fail to see copy of it.
Mrs. Annie Brown at 594 Main street
has the best place in the city to stop.
When in Dallas give her call.
Rev. J. G. Grimes is driving the devil
out Of this city. He is conducting a
great revival at old Bethel A. NJ E.
Churce.
Mr.. A. W. don't disappoint the young
man again. "A certain young man with
his horse and buggy was badly disap-
pointed.
One of the largest and best Sunday
schools in the city is at the New Hope
Baptist Church conducted by Mr.. K.
Payne. Mr.. Payne is power in the
school room.
Miss Clara Pitman one of our brightest
young ladies will take charge of the choir
of Macedonia Sunday school. She will
make good leader. ''.'.~ -''
Prof ]. T. Lindsey the best organist
in the the Lone Star State will preside at
the Macedonia Baptist Sunday school,
Mr.. Lindsey is manager of The Texss
Baptist Star published in this city.
June 20 will be great day in Dallas.
Emancipation day should be on the 18Th
but will be celebrated on the 90 The
affair will take place at the State Fair
Grounds All Texas will be here.
Rev. B W. Roberts ]ectured at St.
James Church Monday night subject
What are you going to do with the
black boys" Elder Roberts is an able
speaker and received great applause.
Mr.. b.. Bird is young man who
devotes great deal of his time and
talent to the pleasure of the young
people. He is getting up another great
play to be produced in the near future.
/ Mr.. N. W. Hanel]e was asked by TIE
APPEAL man, How do you like III
superintendent of the public schools?''
He replied, Sir we have the best sup,
erintendent ip the, State. In the exer:
else OF his duty he Knows no color. He
deals With Justice 70 white and black"
Bills are cut advising people to 20 to-
the Shady View Park but don't be mis-.
lead Ifyou want to celebrate the 10. b
OF June; If you want to 60 where you can
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Cape Glrardeau, Missouri.

Mr.. Robert Fam Of Jackson was in
the city recently = : =, M NJ
A. AbenathH awill move in his new
house next week. a5aA s7ik
Mrs. Fannie ,si39rreo,n n II Gorbandale, Ill.,,
retired home last week.sia.
Rev. Naming of Grand Tower was the
guest of Samuel Alexander last week.
Misses vireia Morris: and Cora Miller
have just returned home after their long
extended visit to Cairo, ~. 49,. y.
Mrs Julia White, and Mrs. Marv
Colaham of Jackson attended quarterly
meeting at the A. NJ. + Church last Sun
day. ~. ii.
1fyou wish to see nice cottage stop
on Independence street near Ellie, and
see M. W. Alexander's new residence.
M. W. Alexander is corresponding
with DR.. Henry Jenkins OF Texarkana
for the purpose of'gettlng him to locate
in our city. ze' EsE
Misses Antoinette Wilkerson and
Lizzie Steward Of st. Louis, rendered
me very fne selections Of vocal and in
strumental music at the A: NJ. E. Church
concert on the 10Th inst. :
q Rev: Charles Hunter and Mrs. Jane
2britton accompanied the delegates to
Poplar Bluff to attend the Sunday echool
convention on the Is. Misses Eliza
Lewis, Bessie Jacobs and Katie Wills,
are the delegates. @
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SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1892.

The Memphis Commercial is in bad
humor because the Omaha General Con-
ference denounced Southern lawlessness
and says:
so long as there are enough Northern
Methodists undamned to pronounce sem
tence of damnation upon others, so long
will there be party of force bills, mig
gerism and general hellishness in the
north watching for opportunities to
trample the southern people into the
dust"
The same journal says:
"Fleming, the disreputable Negro who
was driven from Crit nden County a
few years ago, and who last week found
it advisable to leave Memphis, has had
the temerity to revisit the scenes of his
former trouble, and is said to be in i'm
minent danger of violence. He is said
to be the meanest and most dangerous
Negro in Arkansas"
Fleming was editor of the Memphis
Free Speech and strongly denounced the
mob murders of that city. He was
driven from Crittenden County by
mob because the county had large Re-
publican maj ority and lie was a leader.
He is man of good personal character
and dangerous" only to the extent that
he has always been a Republican and
that he is opposed to mob violence.
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Canton, Mississippi.

The hail storm of last week DAMAGED
crops greatly.
Mrs. P. Burns has charge of The
APPEAL at Canton.
Miss Givens of Water Valley is the
guest Of Mrs: E iwards. y
Hope Fire Company will get excursion
rates to Yazoo City July Z.
Miss Annie Thigpen of Pickens spent
a few days here last week.
Mr.. Jas. Lathen has returned home
after wiutering in New Orleans.
Look out for the Odd Fellows grand
street parade and celebration July l.
We are sorry to state that P. J. Smith
and Charles Wilson are on the sick list.
Last Tuesday while blowing Matthew
Harris was struck by lightning and in
stantly killed
Little Johnnie Fishman has recovered
from his severe attack of sickness and
has taken his same position on the creek
b ,nk.
The r. J Garrett Black Stockings
challenged the Jackson nine tut they
We're afraid to play, giving as an excuse
that they could not get the Fair Grounds
The literary circle held meeting and
discussed WAS it a benefit to the Negro
to bring him from Africa to America !?
Affirmative; Geo. Partee, John Webb, J..
D. Tustin. negative; 1 Jackson, N. c.
Chapel, w. NJ. Whiting. Quartet was
sung by Messrs Jones, jackson, William
Shackefo1d. RI. Garrett President, w.
M. Whiten, Secretary; R. L Harris AS
sistant Secretary.
One of the most enjoyable and happy
events of the season was erj,yed at the
residence of Mrs. Eliza Garrett Friday
evening June 10Th beginning at 8 P. NJ.
1t was the occasion of the "Leap Year
Evening Reception" giving by the young
ladies and gentlemen of this city. Quite
large number was present and games
of all kinds were engaged in until -
o'clock when the kind, invitation to
walk in to supper was given. This seem.
ed to meet the hearty approval of all.
The reception lasted ,,until l o'clock,
when the guests retired to their respec-
tive homes expressinee themselves as
being highly pleased with the entertain
ment. n3iI.fs ttl''1'
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The Baptist Home Mission Society re
Gently assembled in Philadelphia, adopt
ed resolution, strongly condemnins
"the fire. quent lynchlngs and other out
RACES perpet1ated against tie Coored
people, in the South, and called upon
all in authority to use to the utmost their
official power to prevent the perpetra-
ton of such outragee.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-06-18

The Texas Lily-White delegation went
to the wrong convention. They failed
to get in. They are in time for the con-
vention at Chicago, however, and that is
when they belong.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-06-18

The Jim Crow car law has received a
black eye, by the decision of a Judge in
Louisiana, that Its provisions cannot be
applied to interstate passengers, and
St. Amant the author of the Louisiana
abomination recently shot off the rascally
right arm with which he drafted the law
which served him right.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-06-18

v b n Hi stole the New 70 k legisla-
ture. great many people thought him 9
wonderful politician, and admired him
greatly. Now the same people rank
him as blHnderjng fool. The only
trouble about Hill is, that he tried the
Mississippi plan in the wrong Stae.
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HERE THEY ARE.

In the forth ward of this city there is
considerable interest manifested, to know
just who are the fur voters, who voted
tor Gen. VIM. Henry, for Mayor at the
last election. A number have denied
that honor under the shield of duplicity.
Your correspondent has been able to,
learn the names of the voters who a.
tually cast their ballots f)r the sue .essful
candidate. Thy are: J. J. Spelman,
w. II Ballard, Smith Robinson, and A.
Wilson.
F.. A. GRAY
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-06-18

The description of Hampton College
to which we give so much space in this
issue is the copy righted special cores
pondence of The Inter-Ocean and is
copied and republished by express per.
mission of the management of that
paper.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-06-18

Several of the religious bodies which
attach the word South" to their names
have recently been in session. but they
failed to say one word about the mob
murders in their section of country.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-06-18

The ponular expression This is q,
white mans country is an extension. OF
Judge Taney's notorious dictum ..Sesl
groes have no rights that white men ere
bound to respect" As thus amplified,
the dictum includes the Chinaman and
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= . ,T.i.- .,SarEr! .yT+g;y,,1,
Map Of the United Sfafoa

a large, handsome Map of the United
States mounted and suitable for office
'oH home use. issued by the Burlington
Route. Copies will be mailed Is any
address on receipt of twelve cents in
postage by P. s. Eusr1s. Gen'l, Pass.
Agent, G. B. & Q. R. R., Chicago, III,
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

This school is at Lumberton, n. C. The only
College in the South owned and controlled By Col.
ored people. Degrees conferred. Nice buildings,
Beautiful grounds. Cultured teachers. Address,
REV. L. A. RuTHERFoRD, A. NJ, NJ. D.; President.
- e.. - --,.-- e, - .LUMBERTON. N. c..
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capacity in the morning and evening. 1t
is very appropriate to announce it all
well done"
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-06-18

The Democratic PARTY courted the
Farmers Alliance and the Alliance is
suing it for breach of contrsct.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
The Metropolis of the Lone Star State
and Its News. q

"A Compilation of the Doings of the Afro
Americana o1tth Greatest City of sci
"a Texas-Mattsrs Religious, So ~ :.
~ "a =. cial and, Otherwise.
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lev. CHARLES H. PARRISH.
CANE SPRING, KY.
WilberfOrCe University

Begins Its 37th Session Sept. |, 1892.
Thirteen instructors eight departments. Beau
lful and healthy location. GRADUATES AL
WAYS IN DEMAND
Tuition, room rent and incidentals 50 and $40 a
term. Table board S175 per week; in clubs, S1.O0
per week,
Combined Norma! and Industrial Department al
Wllberforce gives thorough normal and industrial
courses. Tuition free to state students appoint
ed by State Senator or Representative New La
Dies Hall accommodates 10J. Heated by steam
Every improvement.
Address for catalogue
S. 7. MITCHELL President
XiberforCe Ohio
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WASHINGTON.
ECKSTE|N NORTON UNIVERSITY
CANE SPRING. KY.

CANE SPRING, ky. .
Rev. VIM. j. SIMMONS, A. B., A. NJ, D. D.,
IL. D., Co-Founder and First Chancellor.
Rev. CHAS. II. PARISH. A. B.. A. NJ. President.
DEPARTMENTS.
Literary, Intermediate Scen tfc, Music.
shorthand Photography, o / paint ng, era, on
work. business College, Dressmaking, Cook
Telegraphy. Tailoring, CARPENTRY. Apiacul,
ture. Cabinet making, Barber shop, Work
SHOP III woods aud metals, Military Depart.
meut
EXPENSES
The Board of Directors have put the az.
penses OF the students at the lowest figure
and it is Intended to benefit those who are
anxious to get all education. Poor scholar
ship, laZtness, disregard OF rules and regula-
nous will not be. tolerated. The opportunt-
Ces here given are for the deserving sJudents
The expenses are as follows:
Board. room, fuel, per month -. 81 90
Day Pupils, tuition only, per month w 90
Iultl nLlterary departments per month 90
Washing, per month ... 90
GlrIs can do their own Washing.
HELP FOR STUDENTS.
Any female student who can sew we'll. or
VINO IS willing to learn to sew, can have OK
penses reduced in proportion to the work she
Is able and willing to do. Only faithful aud
Industrious girls will be allowed the privilege
OF making this extra reduction. Sewing M.
chimes " IL be driven by steam.
Send for Catalogue to
REV. CHARLES H. PARRISH,
CANE SPRING., KY.
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The latest instance of Negro DONNA
tion''' is Jackson's licking of Slavin.
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St. Paul Normal and Industrial School.

LAWRENCEvILLE, VA.
- A full corps Of competent teachers employed
Terms within the reach of the poorest, StudentS
pay portion of their bills in labor in some deparH
Ment Of industry. For catalogue and terms applj
TO the Principal, REV. JAS. 8. RUSSELL,
Lock Box TO- LAwRENcEvIII1 VI
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KNOXVILLE COLLEGE.

AGRICULTURAL MECHANICAL, NORMAL
SCIENTIFIC and CLASSIC courses fifty:fUe Dollar
Year t36 weSks) will cover all expenses Of board
full separate homes for little girls and bows from
to ID years. Term begins Sept. 49, Send for cata
logue to PRES. j. S. NCCULLocH Knoxville Tenn
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THE APPEAL.
NATIONAL AFRO. AMERICAN NEWSPAPER

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st PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO,
LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS.
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ST. LOUIS OFFICE,

No. 1902 FRAN LIN AVE u e
}. n. HARRISON, Manager.
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ST. PAUL OFFICE,
CHICAGO Office,

825 Dearborn ST., Suite 13-14-15
C. +. ADAMS, Manager.
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The APPEAL

The girls are all home from school,
Look out boys and get a pleasant smile
on your face.
, 1892-02-03
Why She CouIdn,t Buy.

while | was doing some shopping"
says a man, ~ encountered the typical
woman shopper. She was with another
woman and they reached a counter
where some charming little lakewood
cabinets were displayed.
"'ThereT exclaimed the type enthusi-
astically, the very thing of all others
for Mrs. q. Only last week she was
admiring a little one of mine and wish
ing for its fellow for her dressing table.
"'How fortunateT exclaimed her com
panion. 4 should get it directly, and it
will be off your mind
1.-THE other hesitated, looked at the
price and commented: They're not at
all dear, and they're certainly very pref
ty and | know she want one, but put
ting the cabinet back, 4 feel as if
hadn't looked quite enough-you know
| had planned to give up the rest of the
afternoon to Mrs. C.'s present. Now
York Times.
, 1892-02-03
whsrs ''Fhs Daily LEADER" May be Foun
POLITICAL SPECULA1 ,0NS.

The Laramie Boomerang is asking the
opinion Of a large number Of men
throughout the state as to who will be the
next Democratic and Republican nomi'
nees for president and who is their cholce
for president. The issue received here
yesterday contained several replies from
Cheyenne. Ex-Governor Baxter thinks
Hill will be the nominee of the
Democrats, though in certain con-
tingencies Senator German or Gov
ernor Boies may be successful. w.
r. Stoll believes Hill will be the nominee
and the New Yorker is his first choice.
In the opinion of Gen. Thompson Cleve-
land will be the can iidate provided Hill
co-operates, otherwise it will be Gen.
Palmer. He favors Cleveland. A. q.
Campbell first choice is Cleveland and
he believes thar gentleman will be nomi-
mated.
n. B. Dresser OF the Rock Springs
independent believes that Hills chances
are constantly improving but that a
bitter fight between Hill and Cleveland
may result in the nomination Of Palmer,
Carlisle or German. w. II Willard of the
Carbon Black Diamond is confident Hill
will be nominated. p. j. Qucaley of Rock
Springs pins his faith to Cleveland while
Tim KinneY's judgment is that Flower is
the coming man though his personal in
c'inati5n is toward Cleveland.
Tha opinion is practically unanimous
that Harrison will be tho Republican
nominee. in the belief that Blaine will
other withdraw or his physical disabili-
ties will disbar HIM from tho race.
, 1892-02-03
DECLINED WITHOUT THANKS.

Several democratic citizens OF Wyo.
ming have been honored by the receipt
of an invitation to attend the banquet Of
the GreYstone club which will be held il
Denver next Tuesday evening. Severa
other Democratic citizens OF Wyoming
have been move or less gratifed 10 receive
invitations to the same banquet accom-
panied BY printed slips delicately convey
ing the information that the price of the
entertainment to the persons SO invited
will be the comparatively insignii-
cant sun of $40 We have often
had occasion to admire the in-
initude of gall displayed BY the Denver
people in other directions but this instance
perhaps caps the climax of all previous
efforts. Looking down from the sublime
heights of self-satisfied political impor-
lance these people seem to imagine that
every Democrat outside Of Denver's
charmed circle would esteem it an honor
and a privilege to breathe the same ban
quoting air with them and to go into
raptures over the self laudations of con-
sequential Colorado politicians. Nay
more, hat gentlemen from adjoining
states would consider it the essence OF
felicity to humbly participate at $40 a
head in this symposium of Denver's DO
litical aristocray.
Such of the Wyoming Democrats as
have been so honored beg to extend to the
invitation committee Of the Greystone
club the of their distinguished
consideration and to respectfully but
firmly decline such invitations as have the
specifications thereunto attached.