Wisconsin Afro-American., 1892-10-08
CREAM CITY ITEMS.

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MISS HADDIE ADKINS viii arrive in
the city again before long.
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THE Great fair in St. Marks A. NJ. E.
Church will take place soon.
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GO to Joseph Planners for anything
in the music line. Lowest prices.
MRS NELSON FREEMAN is the recipi-
ent OF visit from her sister in Ohio.
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MRS. HENRY BLAND is and has been
for some time quite sick with bronchial
trouble.
Mr.. S. S. HUSTON arrived in the city,
Monday, and is stopping with Mr. Steve
Robinson.
VISIT D. G. Adams, corner Third and
Wells, if you want groceries and
provisions.
MRS. d. P. BROWN and husband will
arrive in the city next week and spend
quite while
PATRONIZE the advertisers of this
paper. You will find it to your advan-
tage to do SO.
WurN voI, want froob ond o,oo5 ,,.oo4u
60 to Jos. Krauss' meat market, No. 800
East Water Street
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MRS. THos. MORGAN was suddenly
called to the bedside of her dying
mother, i'll Evanston.
MR. DOUGLASS MOORE has opened
up first class saloon and restaurant
on East Water Street.
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Mr.. DAVID ROYAL, of Sheboygan,
Wis, is in the city and the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hawkins.
MRS. NELLIE GORDON, the daughter
of Mrs. Mary Mobiles, is very ill at her
residence, 5761 Market Street.
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ME. WALTER REED, of Chicago, was
in the city last week, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Edwards, Al Fifth
Street.
THE funeral services of little Sylvester
Dangerfeld were very nicely per
formed, being conducted by Rev. Robt.
Williamson.
MISS SUSIE BACON takes great inter
est in the WISCONSIN AFRo-AMERICAN,
and we hope to have her write for us an
article shortly.
SUPPER was served in the basement
of the church last Tuesday evening, by
the ladies of the sewing circle, every
body enjoyed themselves.
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REV. ROBT. WILLIAMSON wishes to in
form his members and friends that he
has moved from Cedar Street to the
corner of Third and Chestnut.
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WANTED-A colored second girl, also
q colored laundress. Steady employ
ment to the right parties. Apply, room
13, Evening Wisconsin Building.
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j. H. JONES, Managing Editor of
WISCONSIN AFRO AMERICAN, has devel-
oped into quite politician and out in
the state he is doing great work.
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WANTED-By three young colored
men, places as buffers or coachmen.
Can give the best of references. Apply,
Room 13, Evening Wisconsin Building.
MR.. HORACE DANGERFIELD has had
another serious trouble by the way of
death, his youngest son Sylvester,
age 7years, passed away on last Tues
day morning at clock.
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SEND in your money for your sub
scriptiOns. Remember, it takes money
to run first class race journal, and
race pride should certainly inspire us
to patronize home enterprises.
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A NICE furnished room with or with
out board, also the use of the whole
house for rent to respectable married
couple or two ladies. Apply room l3,
Evening Wisconsin Building.
MRS GEO. BLAND is still very ill, and
the doctors are very respondent over
her condition. She is being carefully
nursed, however, by Mr.. Robt. Ander-
sons mother, who recently arrived in
the city.
The Emigration Society, to bring
colored people North, will be great
benefit to us here in Wisconsin We
need more colored people, but for Gods
sake, let them be class who are will