The colored American., 1899-11-25

Oh the highest Endorsement f,o.
Charles Morris formerly Of IN s'a RsF.
Magnificent Distances and ofb lily q
nent clergyman in Afrjcs !. pfoai
VISIT London to see her son vt lS WI
student Of merit in one Ofi.s sda., ' b
al institutions before rrooa..A'aa. sCA'loaa.
America, where she has msnv.-s to
and friends. She is accompsD,s. i'.''a
private secretary and con,.- -''a oys
country to recuperate her b..' - 'As
well as to study its indusfriaI s.
methods and to purchase : "aoOl
OUTFIT for newspaper and ~ S.alias -n
She will visit Washington Ara ,,5 'la''
cities. a-u O,ba
The many friends Of Nj, T.
COX, principal of the coIo,os u'' !.
school at Newbern, Va. will pOle
TO learn OF her serious lines FAiaed
thoiities have been compelled 1' a.
The school and she VIII ne M e'0'e
ed IN religious circles a. well a. -'''
pupils OF the school to whom, :! 'he
endeared herself by her gsnfIs 5- -s la'
or. 1t is the wish Of aII tina, ss1 ,--'al'
speedily recover. 1' nay
Ii is said that one OF cur -.
society people was excee5jnolv -'-' ~I
at an item that appeared in the p,'' .''u
letter last week. DO'''a
Ex'ReprosentatiYe VIM r D.,
out and sble to vo,e on esaori-r >"
November 7th. HIS face Va. mi.':,
at the polls on local election dav
Miss Louisa Lewis, granddspob.,.
the late Hon. Richard : BroVn -.
young lady Of talent, formerly eIs,L
the Massachusetts Bureau Of T.,-
Statistics il an applicant fJr n,,i,,as
in the United States Census otso- w.
is highly indorsed. Sne Is -
Keeper, s.enographer aud typewri,.,
Miss Miriam Benjamin is an sr,r
csnl for the position Of clerk in -.
L. 5. cer sus Office. She has h.
school teacher at Wss hingtoD. n C.nI
was competent clerk IN the efics =,
Hon. Robert P, Porter the efficient ii
rector Of the !Ith ceneus.
Miss Smith, daughter ofllr Smith
the late librarian in the National Hons.
OF Representative Il i'll at the re.fdsB,.
OF Mrs. johnson 81 Windsor s,Fest =,
IS here as a student at the New Ems.
land Con seTvatOry OF Music and : ..
ceIving every attention that ryiB,
hands and kind hearts can give. yis
Louisa Lewis and Mrs. johnson rsB.
der her every assistance in their pog
er.
The Boston Typewriting MscbiB.
Inspection company has deputz,d J.
ID. Powell, jr. 10 act as an sgsnt. I'VE
writer's purchased from them are kent
In repair one yesr free OF charge. Sci.
ing from $50 90 TO $4,000. All makes.
Latest Improvements. Shipped to sHT
address by express.
ltappears 10 US unless the reputE
cans gel On a hustle by election dg
they Will De minus several votes at tih.
polls. The democrats are sdopuB!
the plan of cOmmingling with The col
ofed voters and they are setting TIE
voters who have heretofore voted us
straight republican ticket. They ssyi
democratic fellow is not so bad sia
all Ie republicans take warning st
this advice and give the "Br0theI ID
Black" some Of the offices.
Eureka Lodge Of Masons held Is
dies Night" at Arcade Hall Monig
evening. Whites Orchestra furnished
the music. The ladies were haud:ong
ly attired. There was a coed attend
ance. Brothers o. a. Potter. Andres
]. Fasstt and Benjamin F. Powell Eas
floor director snd chairms
of committee respectively.
J. Harry Wolfe, leader OF WOlfsi
orchestra. Lamartine J. Brown, tah
tone solOist and concert manager sDi
J. ID. Powell, jr., press TepreseHtsii'a
are arranging for a grand concert 81.
reception in aid Of the r A. Bel Re
lief Corps No. 81 at Paius Hall IN De
cember. The G. a. r, W. R. C.. AID
S. of V. will be Represented in lHg'
Bunker Hill Tabernacle hiss Dss
acquisition TO It's membership ID l1'
True RefOrmers order in the person O.
}. d. Powell, jr. GSAG ssEB''