The colored American., 1899-11-25

Charles Morris formerly of ts hOa Rep
Magnifieent Distances and otbs bs Citg Of
nent clergyman in Africa y p'oni.
visit London to see her so ene vii
student st i OF merit in one ofi:s ssuao.i sno ia
al institutions before prcasis suac'tiOa.
america where she has msnv as ,., to
and friends. She is accomns,,' ,s.'tt'ss
private secretary and comsa a'sa b.,
country to recuperate her h..''. 70 lbs
well as to study its indu,,rta' IS
methods al and to purchase 3 Sch, School
outfit for newspaper and phnitas
cities. aLd O;hsr
The many friends of Mi.. r...,
COX principal of the colo,s5 1uls B
school at Newbern, Va viIrtS % Pulic
10 learn OF her serious illness. 7ss galasd
thorities have been Compelled /. ne aa'
the school and she will be M mn.S % Close
ed IN religious circles as well ,I - nl;''
pupils OF the school to wb,n, q oyt The
endeared herself by her gentle 5ao.aa ,Is aa'
or. 1t is the wish OF all tb,, asAsan'
speedily recover. 'Hs may
1t is said that one Of our r,,
society people was excee1iao1r ,u.leaf %
at an item that sppesred in the p.' 'o'n
letter last week. ' 0os'ol
Ex'Representative VIM. Lp
out and sble to vo,e on eyao,iss
November 7th. HIS face Va. n,, uay
at the polls on local election dav
Miss Louisa Lewis, graDddsnah..
the late Hon. Richard : Brown snt
young lady of talent, formerly cIsrs asu
the Massachusetts Bureau If Tss
Statistics is an applicant flr = nosi,,." ''
in the United States Census offos ',0l w.
is highly indorsed. Sne Is talI lI4
KEEPER s.enographer and typewrit.,
Miss Miriam Benjamin is an snn%
csnt for the position OF clerk in r.,
l. 5. census Office. She bss ba.n 1
school teacher at Washington n q ana
was competent clerk IN the ofico =,
Hon. Robert P, Porter the efficient 4;
rector Of the l1th ceneus.
Miss Smith, daughter Of Mr. Smith
tne late librarian in the National HoD,.
OF Representative Is ill at the resden,.
OF Mrs. johnson 81 Windsor strest u,
IS here as a student at the New PM,
and Conservatory OF Music and i ~
'elving every attention that livir,
hands and kind hearts can give Ma
Louisa Lewis and Mrs. johnson ran.
Ter her every assistance in their pov
II.
The Boston Typewriting Msc5ir.
Inspection company has daputzsd J.
J. Powell, jr 10 act as an sgsnt. Typ.
writer's purchased from them are kent
q repair one year free OF chsrge Sell.
ng from $50 90 to $4,000 All mske.
'atest improvements. Shipped to snv
ddress by express.
1tappears TO US unless the repubH
ans get on hustle by election DIV
hey will be minus several votes at th.
oils. The democrats sre adopting
ne plan Of commingling with The col
red voters and they are getting The
oters who have heretofore voted th
raight republican ticket. They ssy,
emocratic fellow is not so bad sfa
L. 1e republicans take warning st
lis advice and give the "Brother in
lack" some Of the offices.
Eureka Lodge Of Masons held a Is
es Night at Arcade Hall MOndg
'ening. Whites Orchestra furnished
e music. The ladies were handsomg
attired. There was a coed attend
ice. Brothers o. A. Potter. Andres
Fasstt and Benjamin F. Powell wsis
arshsll, floor director snd chairman
committee respectively,
]. Harry Wolfe, leader OF Wofsi
chestrs. Lamsrtine J. Brown, bari
ne soloist and concert manager s1t
ID. Powell, jr., press Representative
, arranging for a grand concert sni
;eption in aid of the r A. Bell Re-
Corps No. 81 at PsiUs Hail in De
nber. The G. A. R, W. R. C. sHd
OF V. will be Represented in lngs
Bunker Hill Tabernacle has DsE
lulsltion to Its membership in ihs
ue Reformers order in the person Of
D. Powell, jr. GSAG ssEE9