The Appeal., 1899-02-11

commodions quarter, bis present Office
being too small
Mrs. 7. H. Sanford and son Ralph have
gone to Quincy, ILL.,, where they will re
side in the future.
Mrs. Ade)ine Croft in the employ of
Mrs. Anson was taken to the hospital on
account of sickness.
Mr.. Isaac johnson has returned from
Chicago. He says he found his wife con.
fined to the bed with grip.
The Bench Show is quite a SUCCESS
Some of the ladies treat their poodles
better than their husbands and sweet
hearts.
Aliens Day will be observed at St
Marks. A. M. e. Church, Sunday eve
ming, Feb. l2. There will be a special
programme.
Captain A. T. Broadly has gone to Chi.
cago where he has acce pied position at
the Beach, under his old friend, Col. Al
bert Robertson.
Mrs. John Slaughter's many friends
will b. panied to learn that she has zone
to the hospital to have an operation per
formed on her eyes.
The infant child of MI. and Mrs. .O'C m
ner 0ied on the 4.h inst. The AfroAme--
leans Of the: 'PIankinton House extend IN
them their sympathy.
Mrs. tBanch Sullivan who died on Jan
q was inferred on Feb. /. Services
were held at the Salem Baptist Cauach
Rev. Odom officiating.
The cold waive now upon US has been
quite severe. It Ass BEEN as low ss 40
below zero in the state. but net lower
than 25 in the Cream City.
The Octoroons played at the Biiou
last week and there were rome very
handsome: ladies' among them. The
city jays went wild over them.
Mrs. Matte Kings child died in Ralti.
more few days since and Mrs. King is
s'ill confiued to her bad: Her son Mr..
Charles King is by her bed side.
There will be valentine social at St..
Marks A. M. E. Caurch corner ofFou. tn
and Cedar streets, Tuesday evening, Feb.
49, by the Mite Missionary Society.
When the Masonic Hall is completed
it will be as handsome as any lodge room
In the city. Hon. w. T. Green will
throw open it's doors TO the public for in
spectloh.
Mrs. W. H. L,cy OF Cincinnati, is in
the city and can ba found at the Plankin-
tor. Mr. Lacy is quite dude among
he fair Eek and trols in the four huod-
red class.
The Wilcott Post, G. A. R. gave re-
caption to Sena'or-slsct Quarles a.
their Post on the Fourth inst. The APPEAL
agent WAS present and was called upon
for an address.
The following named gentlemen we're
called upon and delivered very abls ad-
dress to the crew at the Plankinton
Honse, Sunday: George Leigh, Samuel
Givene, Prof. Cha'les Lamont. When
one is employed in the Plankinton he is
expected to address the crew or show
the white feather.
We would like 10 measure tkoss fel-
lows in Oshkosh, who barred Afro Amer
leans from their skating rink aud see
what manner of men they are, 1t is the
duty of every citizen of the state TO pro
test against this insult. II the Bryant
case had come back to the Superior Court
for Judgment, in the place of being se:-
tied on the street, prejudice would have
been settled in Wisconsin, for all ages to
come. It is not the sentiments of the
good citizens of OSHKOSH 10 draw the
line. Some tramp from another state has
drifted into this state and we should
see that he and bis prejudice are driven
out. We understand that some Afro
Americans have been refused at the Expo
sition Rirk and have failed to report the
sameto the League. We are onlytooeladto
fight all such cases when reported to us.
Our rights as race are worth the neaes-
cory trouble.
Those two heroes can not be auuain-
ted with 1HE APPEAL agent. He follows
the teaching of Christ and not the minis
try l was not present when those heroes
in their thirst for blood 8 xallowed live
alllgators down on the banks of the St.
John, nor was present when those pill
grim warriors snatched the wheels IF
the Worlds Fair flyer when it was going
at tn rate OF 80 miles an hour. have
only the gentlemans word for tbis story.
One OF the characteristics of Chriet wes
bis silence under tie charges of his en-
emies. He rarely replied to them.
They accused him of being glutton and
wine bibber, but he did not repel the
charge nor even refer to it, except by
saying that asceticism nor social fellow
ship was immune from malice. He who
writes to the press to c,rrect an error
generally does so tor an advertisement
The old saying, "He who is his own law
yer has fool for client" was never more
applicable than in this case. Speech is
silver, Silence is golden. The ample
OF Christ is what should be followed be-
fore rushing into print.
DULUTH, MINI.
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