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WnchMI-r9A& We.

Mr. Sam Foote has accepted
position with the n Y P. ~ n X. Il
at Cape Charles.
Rev. ]. w. Twilley has rented a
parsonage from Mrs. @. +. Garrison.
His fe is expected to urrive i'll
few days.
Mr.. Will Joynes, of Bradfords Neck,
in friendly tussle with one OF his
neighbors. suffered painful fracture
OF the left leg on Wednesday OF
Christmas week.
Senator Geo. W. LeCato spent the
holidays at his home here and left
for Richmond on Monday last.
Messrs Tom Heath, Jno. Savage and
Ernest Burton also spent their holt
days with friends here.
On December goth, Miss Lillian
Gofigan, only daughter OF Mrs
EIurle 0OluSdu, Was ndIIIeu w III
John A. Johnson, son of Capt J. L.
Johnson, of this town The mar
riage was solemnized by Rev. Mr..
Twilley in the NJ. & Church, South,
appropriate music being rendered by
Mrs. Clara Hyslop. After which the
party repaired to the home OF the
groom where bounteous entertain
ment was spread for the guests. The
bridesmaids and groomsmen were as
follows: Misses Sadie Hartman, A. c..
Smith, Clara Hume. Annie Doughty,
Gussie Savage, Euda Downing
Louise Powell. Annie Fiuney, Hattie
johnson, Maude Ashby, Mary Fin
ney, Elva Mears, Messrs. Lee James,
Geo. Mock, Tom Fosque, Gus CARR
SOD, Jno. Mears, Ira Burton, Edyson
Bunting. Ed. Bundick, Ira James and
Will Goffigan.
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M0ratOWu.

Mrs Margaret Gladding is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Attic Chesser and sou are
visiting her mother at Belle Haven.
The health of the people OF this
community IL excellent at this time.
Mr.. ] w. Rrowley and family will
leave for Portsmouth soon, their
future home.
Child of Calvin Brown, near this
place. was accidentally burned to
death last week.
The cold weather OF late has pre-
vented our oyster shippers from hll~
ing their orders.
Mr.. Parker Byrd and family, OF
Baltimore, are visiting the family OF
Mr.. ]. w. Evans.
Mr. G. w. Trader, soldier now on
duty at West Point, spent the hoii-
days in our town.
Miss Mary Townshend and Mr.. 4
K. Townshend and wife,of our town.
are visiting friends In Maryland.
Mrs. Marion Robertson and child,
of Petersburg, are here on visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. 7. John
son.
Xmas entertainments at both
Methodist and Baptist Churches
were we'll attended and much en-
joyed.
The postmisstress,, recently ap
pointed for our town fills the position
we'll and to the satisfaction OF the
people generally.
The following have moved into our
town and are now numbered among
its residents: J. A. Meelheim and
family, from Greenbackville, Hiram
Brittingham and wife, w. A. Hurley
and family, G. A. Hurley, from New
Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Towns
bend from Wattsville, Leonard
Townshend and family. Among those
who have left us are, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. D. Chopper, now at New Church.
w. s. Holland and family, moved to
Onancock, w. l. Hope and family
cow at near Onley.
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HART-SHRIEvES.

The marriage of Mr.. William d.
Hart and Miss Annie Shrieves, OF
Metompkin, was solemnized at Park
sley Baptist Church, Wednesday,
December eth, Rev. M. F. Sanford
officiating. The ceremony was beauti-
full and impressive and witnessed by
many friends and relatives. The at
PENDANTS were Miss Lula Bull, maid
of honor, and Herbert Parks, best
man, Miss Mamie Shrieves and An
drew Lewis, Miss Mary Budd and
Martin Kelly. After the cere
mony an elegant wedding feast
was served at the home of the bride
to the bridal party and numerous
other friends and relatives.
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Six sons, a daughter in law and
grandson made up the group at
family reunion ut the home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. J Ayres at Accomac
G. H., on Xmas day.
Rev. J. r. Griffith and family Yill
reside at Accomac G. H., the present
year, and have their home at dwell
ing lately vac tted by Mr.. Henry 7.
White.
Mr. Levin w. Mason and family
moved from near Fjnney, in Decem
her, to farm bought by him near Ac-
comac G. H.
MIR. Will T. Belote, late of the firm
of Ashby & Belote, Accomac @. II ,
will reside the present year in Occc-
honnock Neck and left for his new
home on Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred E. Ruediger, county SUR
veyor, has rented the Manse, Acco-
mac G. H., and with his family vii
occupy same soon.
Mr. Jas P. Daugherty and family
residents Of Accomac G. H. for sew
eral years, have moved back to their
old home at Daugherty.
Mr.. VIM. 3. Stevenson and family
occupied this week dwelling OF
Lilliston Avenue.
Messrs. H. Dix and Barton Lillis
ton, after spending the holidays witt
their parents, returned early in thu
week to Baltimore.
Rev. T s. Dunaway. Jr., will
bride. is expected home to Gay, snC
to fill his appointments at Drum
mondtown and Harborton Baptis
..churches tomorrow.
Capt. B. F. Crockett and wife, o
OnancOck, are spending the white
in Baltimore. Mrs. Crockett ha
closed her dressmaking department
for the season but will return in TIT
early spring and re~open same.
At family reunion at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs s. M Hancock, nea
New Church, during Christmas, min
children and ten grandchildren wer
present. In the number were thei
two sons, n. s. and s. 7. Hancock
now residents of North Carolina, ant
their families.
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December Wedding.
(iILLEsPIE-MASON.

Zion Baptist Church, Accomac
county, was the scene on Wednesday
evening, December 81, 1899, of the
celebration of the nuptials Of Miss
Minnie L., daughter OF Mr.. James
Mason, OF Pastoral. and Mr.. Thomas
B. Gillespie, Jr., OF Mappsville. The
ceremony took place promptly at
2 o'clock p M, and was performed by
Rev. F. NJ. Sanford, of Parksley.
The church was tastefully decora
ted with evergreens aud cut flowers
which contrasted very prettily with
the interior OF the church.
With Mr.. John l.. Rayfield presid-
ing at the organ, the bridal party
entered the church, quietly to the
sweet notes OF Lohengrins wedding
march. First came the ushers viz:
Messrs. Tom chandler. Brantly
Bloxonl, Oscar Ewell, of upper Acco'
mac, and Prof. Webb, Of Prince
George county. Va, then followed
the groomsmen and the bridesmaids,
up opposite aisles Mr.. Fred Bloxom
and Miss Lille Gillespie. Mr.. George
Gillespie and Miss Missouri Mapp
and Prof. V. s.. Deitrick and Miss
May Duncan. Just preceding the
bride and groom, lie leaning on the
arm OF his brother, Mr.. Harry Giles
pie and she reclining on the arm of
her sister, Hiss Lizzie Mason, were the
little flower girl, Pearl Mason and
little Alfred Mason acting as page.
niece and nephew of the bride. To
the strains of Mendlesohns march.
the party proceeded from the church,
after which they repaired to the
home of the bride and partook of
most sumptuous supper served after
the old Virginia style. The pres
ents were numerous, with some very
handsome ones.
The bride and bridesmaids were
becomingly attired in white organdy
and the groomsmen in conventional
black, The bride is very popular
throughout the county. She has
been engaged in public school work
and will close with satisfactory re-
suits. The groom is successful
farmer of upper Accomac and liket
by all who know him.
PARTICIPANT.
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Mrs. Maggie D. McMath has moved
from her farm to residence at this
place.
Mrs. Susan Belote and grandson, Of
Baltimore, spent Xmas week, with
Mrs. Cordie Savage.
Mrs. Ida Jones. Of Greenback-
Vile, visited her father, Mfr. W. T.
Wimbrough last week.
After 81 hours chase by fox hunt
ers, OF Savagevllle and vicinity, on
Xmas day, Reynard was captured.
Mr. II, W. Joynes and wife, of
Pittsburg, Pa, were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. A T. James during the
holidays.
An infant child, one OF the twins,
of Mr.. ]. H. Blackboard, died while
on visit to friends in Northampton,
January LIST
A Mr. August, who served z months
with Commodore Schley, gave an
illustrated Cuban lecture at Only,
Wednesday evening.
Among the pupils at home to spend
the holidays were: John 8. and
DIN L. McMath. Miss Sallie Fin
ney, Miss Ethel Broughton and Miss
Mamie Nc Math
The public scbOolhouse at this
place, narrowly escaped destruction
by fire Oh cath ult. Origin unknown
II was discovered before any serious
damage was done.
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PungOtRguo.

Mr.. VIM Wescott has moved his
family TO our town.
Miss Leila Warren entertained few
friends last Sunday evening.
We were glad to welcome the stu
dents home for a short vacation.
Capt. VIM X. Read. wife, 2 daugh d.
ters and Miss Mary Kell III spent part
of their holidays in Baltimore.
Miss Emma Read furnished a music
al treat for her friends on Friday
night OF Christmas week. Talent
from Washington and Richmond.
A dance was given at Mr.. William
Nicolls' home GU Monday night to
the young ladies of Harborton and
Pungoteague. 1t was a most enjoy
able affair.
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Deaths.

Mrs Sally Walker, a most estlma-
BILE and highly respected lady, died
at the home OF her brother, Mr.. John
Walker, near Accomac G. H., on
Wednesday, December27th, 1s9s'aged
Sc years. After funeral services on
Thursday. conducted by Rev u. W.
Hurt, her remains were inferred In
the family burying ground at hel
late home.
Mr.. John T. Whitehead died at hi
home near Cape Charles, Thursday
December 27th. aged 81 years. Hi
death is a great loss to Northampton
county. He was one of its wealthies'
and worthiest citizens. He was g
farmer and had accumulated prop
erty by thrift and economy. estima
ted at 100000 or more. He was buried
in Cape Charles cemetery.
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Misses Ethel and Adele Lewis spent
the holidays in the Monumental city.
Miss Stella Scott, of Sirocco, is the
guest Of her brother, Mr.. j. s. Scott,
this week.
Mr.. Oscar L Bundick Is seriously
i'll at his home near this place, OF a
disease, the name Of which to date
has not been given.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. held their an
uual banquet in their hall at this
place Tuesday night during Xmas.
A fine address was made by Mr.. John
r. Rev on the occasion. Ice cream,
cake and confectioneries OF all kinds
were served.
Miss Bessie Mason, pupil of West
ern Maryland College, Messrs. Roy. ID
White and Ryland Sanford. OF Rich
mond College, and Mr.. Geo. K. Sledge,
OF the University OF Maryland, after
spending the holidays with their pa
rents returned to school last Wednes-
day.
Among the visitors to our town
during the holidays were Mr.. and
Mrs. L. F. Human, H. J. Human
and Miss Carrie Hinman, OF Altoona.
Pa; Miss Mabel Selby, of Oak Hall;
Mr.. l.. H. Winder, of Temperance
vile, and Mr.. E T. Crouson. of Cape
Charles.
Mr.. d. H. Johnson moved into his
new house on Bennett st., this week.
Mr.. o. L. Causey into dwelling OF
Mr.. l.. F. Human, Mr.. Jno. d. John
son to residence on Adelaide St., and
Mr. George d. Barnes last week oc-
cupied dwelling of Mrs. Evelyn
Barnes on Dunno Ave.
The bazaar held at this place
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
before Xmas under the auspices OF
members and friends of the Baptist
church, was largely attended and
much enjoyed. Net proceeds
amounting to 1880, will be used
for the benefit OF Parksley Baptist
church.
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A Fire BY The SeashOre.

The stable and barn belonging to
Captain Charles 8. Morgan, whose
home is miles from Cape Charles on
the seaside, were burned to the ground
early Sunday morning, December %,
including head of cattle and II hor-
SEES; also q lot of buggies, corn, fodder
and other articles. The fire was not
discovered until building was ready
to fall. Captain Morgan and his wife
we're alone at the time and we're un-
able to reach the stable in time to
save anything. The loss is estimat-
ed at about five or six thousand dol
lars, with no insurance.
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PHILLIPs-HARMON.

Mr.. William H. Phillips, prosper
ous farmer, and Miss Mollie Har-
mon. a popular aud attractive young
lady, daughter of Mr.. John E Har>
mon. were married at the brides
home, Wednesday, December eth,
1899, Rev. j. r Griffith officiating.
The attendants were: Clyde Bull and
Miss Lilly Gilmore, WILDER Milliner
and Miss Maggie Turner, George
Boggs and Miss Minnie Belote, I. F.
Harmon and Miss Bessie Phillips,
Buny Phillips and Miss Viva Parker
Thomas James and Miss Minnie
Mears. A reception was given at the
grUom's home after the ceremony
and an elegant wedding feast served
to host OF friends.
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Maettnx or Director.

To the General Directors OF the
Eastern Shore Of Va. Produce Ex-
change:
By order of Ben T. Gunter, Esq.,
president, a meeting of the General
Directors of the Eastern Shore OF
Virginia Produce Exchange is called
to meet at Accomac Court House on
Tuetd ~. the 9th Of January, 1900, at
q. m. Business OF Importance will
be transacted, and a full Board Is
requested.
Respectfully,
THos. B. QUIEBY,
Secretary.
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READ-WISE.

Many friends and relatives braved
the weather and came out to Grad
dockvilIe NJ E. Church, Wednesday
evening, December eth, 1899. to wit
ness the marriage of Maynard Rich.
ard Read and Miss Nina Lee Wise
AS the peals of the organ, under the
accomplished touch Of Miss Myra
Boggs, rang out, Miss A. l. Davis and
Charlie Waters, Miss Beach Wise and
Edward Flnney, Miss Virginia Bull
and Walter Wise. ISIS Lillian Kellam
and Will Wise, Miss Emma Read and
A Il. Colonna, Miss Edna Read and
Henry A. Wise, passed up the centre
aisle, under the arch at it's head and
took their places around the chancel.
There Cathel |. Hitch, best man, and
the groom, awaited at the altar Miss
Charlotte Wise, maid OF honor, and
the bride. The ring ceremony was
used aud Rev. j. R. Griffith tied the
knot in hS'susual graceful and elo-
quent styy " The bride was robed in
>whif thy 2 Beauty being enhanced by
tips otshe wore, caught up with a
$1,000 orange blossoms. She car
ric ne magnificent bunch Of white
cai% - ons aau smilax. After the
certhilay the bridal party returned
to Or. Z. 8. Wise's, father OF the
bride, where a rich repast was served.
The following two days were spent
with Capt. A. J. Read, of Pungo-
teagu>, then Mr. and Mrs. Read took
the tr; lin for Brooklyn. New York,
their pture home.
May heir married liz be one un-
ending love song. H.
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Mr.. William Groton is seriously ill
at this writing.
Many of our people observed Xmas
day with family reunions and big
dinners.
Mr.. Henry T. Silverthorn died pt
his home near this place, after p pro-
tracted illness, on New Years day.
Commissioner Kelly is diligently
employed this week in making out
his thumb book aud in getting ready
for his work, commencing February
1st.
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When in need of sash, doors and
blinds, building material, hardware,
D lints, oils and glass. write us for es-
Inmates on same. All orders filed
promptly. We solicit your patronage.
w. NJ. KELLAM & Co.,
Cape Charles, Va.
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Write to us tor estimates on doors,
sash, blinds, stair. rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, sc. Stock large, prices low.
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac c. H., the first day Of every
County Court, to -eceive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice & Lumber Co.
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Mr.. W. l.. Mock,

Mr.. W. u MOCK,
Dear Sir-Replying to your iu>
ouiry as to "Zells Truck Grower,
would say that have been using 1t
the past 3 years on Irish potatoes
and have never used any fertilizer
that has paid me as we'll. Last year
used nothing but the Truck Grow
err and shall use nothing else this
year. Will want tons for Irish
potatoes. Yours respectfully,
Thomas A. Nelson.
Assawaman, Va January 3D., 1900.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Katie s. Richards and Mr.. 8.
A. Taylor, both OF Accomac, were
married at Dickens Hotel, Rocky
Mt, n. G. on December 20. 1899
Reception given by A. P. Club OF
South Rocky Mt. Bride and groom
left on six o'clock train Tuesday
morning for their home in Accomac.
The groom is popular young mer-
chant of Modestown, Va.
ANXIOUS.
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| will be at Atlantic for the practice
OF my profession, on Thursday and
Friday, January 18th and 18th. 1900.
DIR. w. 4. TAYLOR,
Dentist.
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Greenback willie.

The cold weather of late has not
cut off communication between
Franklin city and Chincoteague as
was expected. The steamer contin-
ues to make regular trips daily.
Many of our people have been on
the move since New Year, from one
house to another. Very few have
left the town. Several families from
other places have located here.
The movement recently on foot
here, to have Greenbackville and
Franklin city incorporated under the
name of FRANKLIN City," has failed
of success. After several meetings,
it was decided at meeting on the
26th of December, to take the vote
OF the people in the matter and five
of the citizens were appointed for
that purpose. A canvass of the vot-
ers Of the two villages showed that
81 were for incorporation and l2l
Against it. at subsequent meeting
a motion, Ito let the matter drop
was passed unanimously and all ii
serene with us again
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For cold in the head and sore throat use her'
Day Cold Cure"
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Steady employment given. Good
wages can be made. Factory equip
ped with latest improved machines.
The Onancock Shirt Co.,
s. G. MCGRATH,
General Manager.
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Mrs. Maggie D. McMath has moved
from her farm to residence at this
place.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-20

THE Flagstaff Gem does not seem to be stuck" on the nominees of the Democratic party of Coconino county. Perhaps it does not know that there is such u ticket in existence.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-20

THE cause of Republication is grow ing in Northern Arizona. A few years ago the SUN was the only Republican newspaper along the line of the rail road. The HOlbrOok Argus was added to the list and now comes the St. Johns Herald. so many years d Democratic sheet, flying the Republican flag. They are all welcome to the Republi. can fold.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-20

will put forth his best efforts for the territory. The Democratic candidate served twelve years as delegate with out accomplishing anything that bene- fitted the territory.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-20

THE Democratic twins, Smith and Wilson, having settled their difficulty. are now making tour of the territory, and between speeches they Hip the coin" to see which one shall pay for the drinks.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-20

IT is said that if Bryan is elected Col. ]. r. Wilson will be appointed governor of Arizona. But Bryan will not be elected and Wilson will be again disappointed.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-20

THE withdrawal of Col. J. F. Wilson as candidate for delegate to congress, came as surprise to his democratic friends and he has il large following in Northern Arizona who believe that he was regularly nominated al the Phoe- nix convention and who believe that Mark Smith was the usurper.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-20

THE candidates are out looking after the voters, and every camp in the ter ritory is being visited.
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-20

WHAT the people of Arizona want in delegate to congress is man who
The Coconino sun., 1900-10-20
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.

For President, WILLIAM MCKINLEY .......... of Ohio
 For Vice President THEODORE ROOSEVELT T--.-o of New York For Delegate to Congress, N. CAKES MURPHY ................... of Phoenix
The colored American., 1900-07-28
HE INDICTED JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Aged Negro, the Only One of His Race on
that Jury, Dead in Newport News

Newport, News, Va, Speelal-Cor
nelius Harris, the only Negro member
of the jury which indicted President
JeffeEtou Davis, OF the Confederacy,
sfier the civil wsr, died here today, age
neaIly EeTenty years. He was said TO
be the only viving member OF that
Jury. Harris was q strong democrat,
and an admirer Of Bryan. After the
latter's defeat II 1896 he wrote Bryan
letter telling him lot to become dis
gun. He receive in reply a lengthy
better from the Presidential Rspirant.
After the war Harris settled in Rich
mond, and later was elected justice OF
the peace in Richmond's famous Jack
son ward. He RENAME d there until ten
years ago, when he came TO NeWpCrt
News. He opened barber chop here.
and as fast as he earned money he put
it into property, and at his death he
owned cor siderable real estate here, as
well as ia Richmond. He was elected
justlce of he peace here four years
ago. An effort was made to Oust him
on account of the peculiar manner In
which he wrote his warTsn 9, gong by
his own law usTead of that Of the state.
He won out n court, however, and held
his office until defeated in election. He
was one OF the best known Negro
characters in this section Of Virginia.
The colored American., 1900-07-28
OUR WOMEN.
For The Co,ore1 Americana


What OF the women OF cur race?
Do they with progress march Keep pace?
They bear its Interest On thsiT heart,
And aid IL with CoDsumate art.
Some few, high tower o'er The crowd,
By eal q st work; OF these we're proud.
Their aims. their efforts. words, and deeds,
All tend TO show the race its needs.
This gracious fact We gladl own.
Being aware of what's well KnOEn,
'.No ace 10 any greatT ess grows.
save as the woman with ii goes
" hen noble women Ill their :. here,
with cuI ured mind and thoughtful care,
From lowIy state seek what is higher,
For what Is best in lie aspire,
They III their men with lott z a.,
As they their sweet IL fiuence feel,
race Of such women possessed,
ay deem itself supTemely blessed.
or our women, nob0e train!
Whose life work lightens up the plain,
And keep alive, am billions flame
few may here be called by name.
CopDir, Moten Baldwin, Howard,
Teachers all, bid youth "a move torTarc,"
While Harper, Terrell, MosseII find
Precepts for all TIE adult mind.
There are more names which we might call
Bot space fOrbIds Us to an e them all.
Who vel and nObly do their work
And racial duty never shirH.
When e'er the race discouraged grows,
Let 1t take courage since ii kuows.
It's women all its eff ,rts share,
Civil g counsel and dispeliug fear.
o woman! mid our struggling lite,
Do thou, as n other, II aid, or wife,
Con 1nue tiny good a.d TO yield,
Thy potent influences 10 wield!
RICHARD T.. TOOMEY.
The colored American., 1900-07-28
ST. AuguStine's Choir.

Mis-. josephine Esputa Daily, d.
rector of st. Augustine's choir has been
re- engaged for next season, and the
same people will compose the choir,
There is vacation during July and
August, but fret Sunday IN ? ep ember
they will sing Lahache's mass, with
foil orchestra The orchestra, chorus,
and soloists will all be compos ed of col :
ored people, the orchestra under the
direction OF Mr.. Lewis.
The colored American., 1900-07-28
s STUDIO

1920 Goth street, northwest. Terms
reasonable. Pupils can enter at any
time.
The colored American., 1900-07-28
"Read the Answer IN the Stars.n

Mr.. Chris ]. Perry of the PhIFadel-
phia Tribune is said to have the finest
collection of diamolds OF any editor of
the Afro- Am erican press, except Mr.
Ed dward E Cooper Of the Washington
COlored American. We would like TO
know if these prOprietors take dfa-
monds in payment OF ads and subs
New York Age.
The colored American., 1900-07-28

The Colored AmerIcau is on sale at
) Bishop Johnson's, 1901 r cir u. W.,
The Koonce Cafe, 1906 NJ str; Boilers
10th and NJ streets; Davis 1Ith and q
streets; Wagner's 14,h Pierce Place;
IhaPman's, IA h and P; The NJ KlnIey
House, 469 Missouri avenue: Hvman,s
1913 7th str; Walker and Newman's.
sra and d streets g. W, and at Marcoe's
All 18th street NV.