Tbia word hustling mrans- to get there, it means success and wealib. It means hcnor ALL THE HEWS, $1.00 and d'Vtaction. It is the unit by which sucecsful Mr. Alfred Means of Mem •men are me

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ed to Monrovia and am told is doing well. LAYS ON. I have had the pleasure on uuni- erouu occasions of conversing with R. H. TRAVER Important Factors in the Busicees Mrs. Boberts, widow of the late •*•<*, Shrewd, Energetic Persons Make President Koberts, of Liberia, Mrs. Roberts is an American by birth and Life of Cincinnati. Money in Liberia. despite her long residence in Africa is still active and vigorous. From The world still moves despite the her 1 learned that Liberia is by no effort* of the City Railway folks to IN THE THIRTIES TO THE SIXTIES. EXPERIENCES OF THE SUCCESSFUL. means an El-Dorado, but is a place prevent it- There may not be rapid where a shrewd, energetic person can make money, loifee planting is transit with street cars for some years Mr. L. D. Easton, Revives the Occupation The Fnture Ohristianisation of Africa.— its principal industry and Liber ian bat all men will continue to be in a of Some of the Queen City's Dad­ Why People Emigrate ana the coffee is said to be the best in "harry for dinner." the world. dies.—Interesting Beading. Troubles They Meet. 1 have given these as a few ex­ amples of persons whom the fever The meeting at Allen Temple Mon­ Editor of the Boston Republican: has not claimed, und who seem to day evening to collate and take Dear Sir—I read with interest an have, perhaps a trifle more busi­ How about Shirts? into consideration the condition of article in your issue of Dec. 10th, ness in Africa than a "hog in Heaven." We offer 300 Woolen Overabirta- colored business and business men in taken from the Detroit Plaindealer, this city; how best to foster, con­ the writer being Mr. M. W. Caldwell. I could cite others if space per­ good ones, tco- reduced from $1.75, serve and aid their enterprises and I do not wish to put myself on mitted. In conclusion I would say $2 and $2 25 to $1.87- undertakings, reminds me that it record as being in favor of a whole­ ' to any one who desires to go to may be interesting to publish a sale deportation of our people to ' Africa, don't "go it blind," but read brief sketch of the past when mer­ the land of Ham, neither do I think ; upon the subject, enquire from those cantile affbairs flourished among us. Ithat our people should be advised i who have been there, weigh weU From about 1833 to 1863 colored to immigrate en masse to the land | what you hear and read, and form Do you sleep well? cantlle affairs flourished among us. of their forefathers; but to say your conclusions according to your |f If not here's some "'sleep craxers" important factor of the business life (that to advise a man to go to : own judgment. of the Queen City and the occupa­ Africa is almost as bad as to ad­ I believe that the 'civilization and 15 dozen Fancy trimmed Night Shirts tions of some of our leading citizens vise him to go to the devil is, I Chrigtianization of Africa is to be at jU8t HALF FBICE. at that period reflect seriously upon in my opinion, putting it rather ' the work of the Negro race. I do the boasted progress of the race strongly. In discussing the ques­ not believe that we will ever get since then, in so far as Cincinnati tion of emigration, the first ques­ full and absolute justice in America is concerned. The colored shoe-mak­ tion which presents itself is, why this side of the millenlum. I believe Cold Feet, Eh! ers failed, or refused to stick to do people emigrate? In the early that the race is now serving its his lask and the penalty is paid by days of America those who came apprenticeship and though far in the Mean thing to have so keep them his becoming so insignificant as nev- to our shores did so for various distant future, the time will come warm-900 pairs of Meu's Merino Box- to be considered at all in commer­ reasons; some desired civil and re­ when the American Negro will re­ cial affairs. ligious liberty, others wealth, still turn to the land of his forefathers, great value at 35 cents- now they go others came in search of adventure. and taking with him the knowl­ at 21 cents. Chroncile: Charles Moore and John Ohara were among the best edge he has gained in the bard river pilots between Cincinnati and man2£\ ed unwisely. Bishop Brown Wants a Statistical Exhibit for 49 cents until they finally graduated as "pro­ Now, as to some of the reasons fessors of odd jobs." in the office of which Mr. Caldwell gives for his of Eace Progress. Colonel, then Capt. D. W. McClung, advice. Perhaps his strongest state­ A. Q. M.. U. B. A. The Colonel was • Bishop John M. Brown, of the Afri­ ->w ment is, "Colored people have no can Methodist church, has issued a then an indulgent boss and when business in Africa than a hog has Keep off the Shivers. they quit the quartermaster service tain it under no other conditions than circular to the public asking the BENJAMIN F. BUTLER. in Heaven." I have no information colored people to unite their efforts 1100 pieces of medium and heavy they were totally unfit for any oth­ the artists acceptance of the value. as to the status of a "hog in er work. Both drifted and died in His pictures of "Ben Bolt" and oth­ •with his and petition Congress to weight Underwear reduced from75c,. LoweU, Mass., Jan. 11.—Upon re­ Heaven," but I feel sure that if pass the Joint resolution proposed poverty. , ers brought fame and money until colored people have no business in $1.00 and $1.25 going for 47 cent*. br. James H. Hill, because appreircices. Robert Dunranson came George Knight, the plaster of Paris country honored and respected him berian army. Mrs. Alice F'lllor, an­ ris is now with the Star Insurance he signed a certificate that an here from Detroit a•• a house-paint­ ornamenter, employed a good many as a trusted and devoted American other Charlestonlan. lived for years association. hands, and for a time, secured al­ worthy of universal emulation- Gen­ Afro, \merican. who was killed in er. Taking advantage of opportuni­ In Liberia, and died at an advanced *~1L lB' Lnckett' * colored man a saloon row. had died of heart dis­ ties, he developed a landscape art- most a monopoly on that work eral. Butler is dead. Peace unto his age, possessed of considerable wealth, at Frankfort, owns one of the larg­ ease They met the doctor on a tlst. On his return from a trip to from the river to the lake. ashes- which she gained in business In Mon­ est livery stables in Kentucky. k»nelv road at night, when he was Europe, his admiration for Charles John T. Gaines, after whom*Gaines' Chicago Conservator:—His death Is rovia. Mr. Clement Troiis went out —Geo. B. Low is conducting a coing to make a professional call. Sumner led him Jo send that states­ high school was named, was for one of the first of the old friends in 1878 in the "Azor." Although successful picturing framing business and while one of them held the man a handsome pictnre of Toch years the only produce and poultry of the race to occur in the new then pa«t middle life the fever has at Bt. Paul. Minn. horse, the others committed the Kathrine as his personal tribute of commission merchant in "the city. He year- Thousands of colored men not yet claimed him. He has built —Thomas W. Swan has been •Arrfhta crime. The whole country respect and admiration. The Sena­ was indefatignable and self-sacrificing throughout the country will mourn a small steamer and Is making money added to the reportorla.1 staff of the was ,i roused, and altogether fifteen tor, on investigation learned that in the work of establishing the col­ his loss, as he was universally re­ as a coffee planter, and also work­ Philadelphia Public Ledger. Afro-Americans were arrested. One "Dane" was a poor colored artist. ored schools and after his death. garded as one of onr ablest and most ing at his trade, he being a machin­ -Jos. D. D. Rivers, business man­ °f them. Perry Bradshaw, confessed He had the picture appraised by In 1859. the colored people raised earnest friends. It was due to this ist. Dr. Thomas D. Campbell a na­ ager of the statesman, Denver. Colo "nd implicated his companions In the two art connolseuers of Washington over his remains, In the Colored Am­ big hearted man that a humane tive of Monrovia, graduated at has been elected messenger for the tragedv. and sent a check for fire hnndred erican cemetery, the only public stand was taken in reference to Howard university m 1890. He as­ House of Representatives. dollars, with the statement that monument erected to the memory of the slaves who escaped their mas­ sured me tthat his native country Don't wait another day, renew yonr while he gratefully appreciated the a black man In the State of Ohio. ters and made their way into the offers an excellent field for th«? prac­ compliment of the gift, he could re- Continued on page 8. camp of the Union forces. tise of his profession. He ba« r-iturn- JES2L2LT?* * renewal of yonr ""Wriptions. i subscription, at once. •sz. '-«r».n: ^T~" -

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m KNOWS FORTY LANGUAGES. MILWAUKEE NEWS. Casualties. ing on a potato digger has at last 1 under sentence of Immediate death. J" patented a machine that will do Pythias, the soldier, and time tried Milwaukee. Wis., Jan. 16.—This has New York, Jan. 13.—Henry Lambert all he claims for it. It is a very been a good week for business, friend of Damon, besought the ty­ Profesfor Edward Blyden, of Liberia, the and William Harris, both colored, useful machine for farmers who raise rant to grant him a respite, that Most Learned Man of His Race notwithstanding it is bitter cold* while steaming out dynamite, prep­ large crops of potatoes. It Is in colder than it has been since '85. he might bid a last farewell to Perhaps the moat learned colored aratory to making a blast at Col. many, respects a wonder, and a those most dear to him, his wife man In the world is Professor Ed­ Sleighing is good and livery-stables Elliott E. Shepard's new house at marked improvement over all and blacksmith shops have been do­ and child. The denial of this re­ ward W. Blyden. Professor of Arabic Scarboro, yesterday, were badly in­ machines of like nature. The pa­ quest was followed by the most ing a land office business. Yet I jured by a premature explosion of tentee claims that potato digging and Ancient languages in Liberia am glad to say there have been striking eremplification of pure college, Liberia, Africa. He is a the dynamite. The accident occur­ by it can be made safely, rapidly no accidents. Although it was 12 red at 5 p. m. Lambert's right friendship that has ever illumined master of forty languages, and con­ and profitably, and that the po­ OUR LODGE DIRECTORY. the pages of history. Pythias offer­ degrees below zero last Wednesday arm and leg were so badly torn tatoes are separated into grades of verses fluently in the Oriental evening, a large sleighing party that the leg had to be amputated, ed himself as a hostage for Damon tongues. He was at one time a different sizes. Mr. Smith has neen OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE while he should visit his wife and surprised Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hughes and he will probably die. Harris' negotiating with J. S, Foos' com­ Presbyterian minister, but lately at their new residence. Messrs Ames face is filled with sand, and if he J URISDICTION OF OHIO. child once more before he died. The discarded Christianity, and is now a pany, manufacturers, for the pur­ chains were taken from the limbs Johnson, William Bacman and Em­ recovers he may lose his eyesight. pose of having them placed on the Grand Chancellor— cealous advocate of Mohammedanism. ma Bell constituted the committee. 8am B. Hill, 839 Court street, Cta of Damon and placed upon those of Both men are in Ossinlng hospital, market. They to pay him a royalty Pythias. Damon was soon at his He hat« written many articles and Mr. Johnson made a very creditable Sing Sing. on all sold. cinnati, O. pamphlets on it. and holds that it welcome address. After a short Grand Vice Chancellor— home; he bade his weeping wife Hudson. N. Y., Jan. 13.—Joseph Jas. H. Weaver, Portsmouth. 0. and child an affectionate farewell, is the best religion for the Negro. social chat refreshments were serv- Springestein, a deaf Afro-American, He was born on the Island of at. edd which the committee had pre­ PEBSONAL AND OTHEBWISE. Grand Prelate— and calls for his horse, in order to sixty-five years old, was found in the A. J. Means, RensMlle, 0. return in time to redeem his pledge Thomas, one of the Danish West pared. After which members of the road frozen to ilea t li near his home The Boston Courant says:—The family Joined the sleighing party. Grand Keeper of Records and Seals- to Pythias. He finds that his horse Indies, August 3, 1832, afcd early in Kinderhook. at an early hour news of the death of Gen. Butler has been killed by his servant In 4n life emigrated to the United Although they returned cold, every George W. JJartsell, Dayton, O. this morning. has caused sadness among the col­ Grand Master of Exchequer— order to prevent his return, but States in quest of wealth and ad­ one had a good time. # Grand Rapids, Mich., Jan. 14.—The ored people of this city. Levi l\. Moore, Ironton, O. he secures another horse and flies venture. In 1851, when only nine­ On Thursday evening oysters were frozen body of an Afro-American was To show the love of the colored to Syracuse. In the meantime Pythias served in connection with the Lit­ Grand Master of Arms— teen .years of age, he went to Li­ found in the snow near Reed's Lake people for General Butler a bust Jas. E. Benson, Cleveland, 0. has been tempted to escape the beria, and shortly after graduating erary. All present spent an en­ early this morning and after lying in bronze is to be placed In one of doom which seem to threaten him; joyable evening. Grand Inner Guard- from Alexander High school, twenty in the morgue all day it was iden­ the new public buildings when com­ Jesse M. Sears, Gloucester, 0. but no! he insists upon the terms miles from Monrovia, he became itte The ministerial duties of Rev. Geo. tified late to-night as that of Wil­ pleted. This bust is to be presented Grand Outer Guard— of the hostage being carried out principal. Professor Blyden is wide­ A. Brown will not allow him to liam Chandler. He was seen in to the city of Ix>well as a token fittlpen Morren, Xenia, 0. to the letter. He exclaims, "It Is ly known as a politician as well run a weekly paper, but with the a pool room late last night in an of gratitude of the colored citizens Grand Lecturer— sweet to die for those we love!" as a scholar. He has been secre­ assistance of the Revs R. H. William­ intoxicated condition, and he said he of Boston towards Gen. Butler. J, T. F. Oarr, Cincinnati. 0. The time is fast passing, and still tary of State of Liberia and secre­ son, P. E., Chas Thomas, Wm. A. had been working in the woods up —D. E. Johnson, of San Antonio, Grand Marshal- Damon does not appear. The block tary of Interior once. For eight Bruce. D. P. Brown and others, the North and was on his way home to Tex., a hopeful friend of his race, George S. Bowles, Piqua, 0. Is erected, the crowds are gathered years he^ represented the Liberian Northwestern Recorder will appear Allegan. It Is bettered he wandered wants to organi7e a so-called Afro- Supreme Representatives— in the square, the funeral proces­ once a month. This will enable off and went to sleep. He is be­ A J. Riggs Cincinnati, O.; J. R. sion is formed, and Pythias is led government at the Court of St. all ministers to keep properly posted. American Steamship and Mercantile James as Minister Plenipotentiary lieved to have a family at Allegan. Company, that shall help develop a Scurry, Springfield, 0. forth to seal his friendship with Rev. Brown is a very bright ener­ Past Grand Chancellor— blood. Does he shrink? No. Does and Envoy Extraordinary, and the —Rev. J. W. Alexander, one of the Negro government in Liberia that getic young minister and is doing L. H. Wilson. Cincinnati, 0. he falter? No. But with soldierly following excerpt, clipped from the a great work in all directions. oldest ministers in the Iowa con­ will command the respect of all na­ London official Gazette of Amrust tions. courage and iron nerve he wends his ference being a little deaf was run GARNETT LODGE NQ. 8 MEETS way, cheerfully to die for his friend. 2.1887. shows better than anything A few of those who attended the —Perhaps Gen. Dodds. of Dahomey, entertainment at the Plankinton down by a wagon in Moline, 111., evert first and third Tuesday night In that awful moment the clatter else the kind of impression he made were overlooked. Mrs. James Reed last week, receiving injuries that renown who has Negro blood in his in each month. H. M. Higgins, C. C; of a horse's hoof is heard in the there. and Misses Darius, Thomas and Cart- may prove fatal. He was taken to veins, may be the coming "man on Harry Lewis, K. of R. and S. distance, and soon Damon falls ex­ "Dr. Blyden has l>een chosen an wright were there also. It is to a drug* store after the accident horseback" in France. Stranger POLAR STAR LODGE, NO. 1, hausted at the feet of his friend. honorary member of the Atheneum be regretted that they were not where an examination revealed the things have happened says the Bos­ meet every second and fourth Toes- This display of manhood and true Club, one of the most aristocratic mentioned. Mrs. Reed was one of fact that his right leg was broken ton Globe. , day night in each month, Louis courage led captive the tyrants and exclusive clubs in London. the belles, having a brilliant cos­ and that he had sustained many in­ —Two weeks eauty roses. In behalf of the com­ Nelson Lyons, a Chatham, Ont., boy air. and Mrs. John H. Boiling of to their Friendship. Carnarvous, Herbert Spencer. Vis­ mittee both ladies and gentlemen had his hands so badly, frozen by ex­ Richmond, was playing around the EXCELSIOR DIVISION NO. 7. count Caldwell and Dean Church. The we wish to thank all those who posure that they will have to be am­ fire hearth, when her apron caught meets every fourth Thursday night in (Marquis of Salisbury, the Foreign contributed in any way to the suc­ putated. fire and she received burns from each month. E. B. F. Johnson, Com. THE AMERICAN PASTIME. Secretary, is a member of the club. cess of the grandest entertainment William Chandler, an Afro-American which she diad in a few hours . Brinklcy. Ark.. Jan. 13.—Two more Dr. Blyden is probably the first Ne­ ever given. We had as invited guests said to have a family at Allegan, was —Chas S. Harper, stock-keeper in WILSON DIVISION, NO. 2, MEETS Afro-Americans and one white man gro who has been so honored." several millionaires and Governors found frozen to death at Reed's Lake, the carpet department of H. P. every third Thursday night in each were lynched early yesterday morn­ It was at one time Prof. Blyden's and eight newspaper reporters. It near Grand Rapids. Wasson's store. Indianapolis. Ind , month. Wm. Johnson. Com. ing in the vicinity of Cotton Plant, ambition to become president of is the unanimous voice of all that was appointed cashier, during the for the murder of the Atkinson fam­ Peter Casey, an old man living at The order of Knights of Pythias Liberia, and once of twice he has this entertainment has never been Blenheim. Ont.. was found frozen to holidays, in the toy department of ily on 'Saturday night. This aug­ come very near realizing it. In equaled. Every Afro-American should that store. was founded February 19th, 1864, ments the list of five, two Afro- •death in his house. He had been miss­ at Washington, D. C, by Justus H. 1884 he was the candidate of the be proud of our success here in Mil­ ing for a week. The valedictorian of the Des Americans having been swung off and Liberian Republican party for the waukee. • Moines East Side high school class, Rathbone. At the time when war riddled with bulletts Monday for the presidency, but Gen. H. R. W. John- We have1 a big Civil Right law an Afro-American who graduates this was in the heart of man. and sor­ same crime eon defeated him by a very small CAUGHT INgTRICKERY. row in hie home—when from ocean suit on our hands on account of a month, is Wm. Jackson. This young Many pleasing and interesting inci­ majority.- The campaign was one would-be newspaper man once con­ —J. W. RobbinSan Afro-Ameri­ man gets the position through hon­ ' to ocean and from gulf to the lakes, of the fiercest ever waged from the can attorney of G&nd Rapids, was our glorious land was engaged in dents of the colored boy's progress nected with the Wisconsin Afro- ors fairly earned. He led his class in Iowa are coming to the light foundation of the Government, and, American, in the person of Thomas brought into court on a bench war­ through eA'ery one of four years scenes of carnage and death. Justus although Prof. Blyden went down, rant charged with obtaining money Rathbone saw in Grecian history the every day. What has seemed In the Jones. He made it his business to since he entered the high school past unobtainable to the colored his friends are firm in the belief tell every lawyer and business man under false pretenses and compelled He is the second boy to be valedic­ germ of an order that should prove that he will some day be at the to disgorge $25 obtained from Mrs. a power to dispelling the warmth youths of the State, now seems to around Milwaukee that the colored torian. Geo. W. Read was the iirsl. be in the reach of all who have head of affairs. people did not need a Civil Rights Ida A. Barrett, of Louisville, Ky.. for He Is now- leutenant in the :irmy. of sectional strife and restoring the whom he was acting as attorney hearts of men to a basis of universal pluck, energy and ambition. Not ' However, it is not as a politican, law. This was when we had a He graduated in 1877. the least gratifying is the recent tout as a scholar that he is best bill in the hands of Lawyer W. 1. in divorce proceedings. The money brotherhood. —Peter Postell. of Hopkins'.*iile, The reign of Dionysius, the Elder, case* of Mr. G. W. Carver, of Ames known. In some quarters there Green and this was why the bill was awarded the lady for expenses Ky.. who. It is said, can draw his by the court. Robbins obtained an marked an era of selfishness in the at the art exhibit in Cedar Rapids. has been a disposition to regard was killed. Now Lawyer Gre^n has check for $50,000. is the richest There are several pictures on ex­ him as a marvel, but he modestly this case . This gentleman has been order for the money in order, as he world's history. Following the ex­ colored man In the State of Ken­ ample of a tyrant, his adherents in hibition and they are being ad­ insists that any other Negro could refused and the law will be tested. said, to appeal the case. He then tucky and Enoch Seales. formerly of shoved the money in his pocket and the Island of Sicaby. vied in obliterat­ mired by many for their beauty of have done what he has done. He It is hoped that every Afro-Amerh an Ijexington, is said to be the rich­ design and execution. Little do the Is one, of the few Negroes who have will contribute everything in his pow­ refused to give it up. His case is ing from the tablets of their mem­ est Afro-American in the United ory every vestige of that noblest visitors at this exhibit know that established reputations on both sides er to help win the case. He is a now in the hands of the prosecnting States. attorney. principle of manhood which recogniz­ they are admiring some of the of the Atlantic. His name is to man that has always been with handiword of Mr. Carver, a poor be found in several books containing his people and his interests in this A great cure for cough—Mrs. A. es man's fealty to his fellow. K. Morris, 456 Canton St.. Philadel­ Damon, a statesman and Senator colored boy. These steps up the sketches of distinguished modern case Is ours. I have confidence that INVENTIVE GENIUS. ladder of progress will be appreciat­ scholars and linguists- He believes the Gentlemen's League, No. 1. and phia, Pa., writes: "I took several at the city of Syracuse, by his op­ —Mr. P. D. Smith, of Springfield, bottles of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for position to Dionysius, in his .attempt­ ed by all who have an interest in that Ethiopia will yet stretch forth the Ladies League. No. 2. will do the race.—Des Moines Arnlaacbe. her hand, and preaches "Africa for their best. Ohio, after two years experiment- a bad cough and was entirely cured." ed usurpation of power, was placed Africans." He holds that the more g i The Afro-American branch League ^iff NHffW ^'!ili frlVErH-iyi'VHflir-Ptt the will meet the -first Wednesday In more will he see the necessity of February. turning his face in the direction of Napoleon Broady, an Afro-Ameri­ Africa. He is a" trusted attache of can employe of the Kirby house ac­ the colonization society. He owns cidentally shot Tena Meyer, a cham­ a fine house in Washington City, and ber-maid at the same hotel. She was once every year pays a visit to removed to Emergency hospital and 1893 JANUARY 1893 this country. He is in many re­ is recovering. Mr. Broady gave spects a remarkable man and may This Store Will Be Closed himself up. He told a straightfor­ some day be Chief Magistrate ' of ward story in which the girl cor- SUN. MON. TUES. WED. THURS, FBI. SAT. IBX: Liberia, although he insists that he roberated him and he will soon be Is out of politics.—Courier Journal. with us again. There 1s quite a bit of sickness 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 YPSILANTI NOTES. in the city. Mr. G. W. Scott stuck Past. Past. P*st Pant. Past. Past. Past a nail In his foot. Mrs. H. H. Bland, Ypsilanti, Mich., Jan. 16.—Miss Miss Martha Carter and Mr. Charles Amanda Roper has been quite ill Barker are on the sick list. Miss 8 9 10 1 1 12 13 14 for the past two weeks. Eva Parks Is dangerously insane and £ Miss Estella Embrose is suffering is at the asylum. Mr. Charles Gentry. Past Past. Past. Past Past Past Past TWELVE DAYS from a severe cold. Randal Phillips, Little Mabel Edward* Mrs. Mariah Glenn, mother of Mrs. and mother and Mr. John Newborn, W. R. Jones, of this city, and Mr. are all better- 15 16 17 18 19 20 2.1 An Emergency Which Must Be Met— John Glenn, of Grand Rapids, was Mrs. Charles Edwards arrived Past Past. buried from the Baptist church on home safely from Washington Past Past il DAYS 10 DAYS 9 BAYS last Thursday. She leaves a large William Hughes and L. H. Palmer, Not Next Month. But NOW. number of relatives and friends to have opened a confectionery and bak­ mnur . her loss. ing establishment, and are doing 22 23 24 20 3-0 27 28 Mr. Charles Leatherman who has well. DAT or 8 DAYS 7 MYS bflAYt 4 BAYS S DAYS been visiting Mr. Fred Anderson, re­ Mrs. John Thornton and Mrs. Jas. BtST. turned to Ann Arbor, last Monday. Scott are dangerously 111. The Church Aid society gave an Mr. John Newborn has returned 29 entertainment last Thursday, and 30 TIE GOODS MUST BE SOLD! from Chicago and Batavia. 111., where a very nice program was rendered. DAT or he attended the funeral of his fath­ RI8T. 2 DAYS There will be a baby show given er. James McBanks. Rev. Dr. Bap­ We cannot quite give them away. But we are for all babies under six months old. tist conducted the ceremonies. doing next thing to it. in about two weeks, at Samaritan 'Mrs. Carter has returned from a hall. visit to the South. Messrs Anderson and Davis, and J. B. B. Miss L B. Mashat, attended the high school sleigh-ride party, last TORONTO NEWS. TOMORROW A NEW OPPORTUNITY OPENS AND LOW PRICES TAKE ANOTHER DROP. Friday night. Toronto, Ont. Jan. 16.—Mr. and 'Misses Genevieve L Thompson and Mrs. John Gloster are rejoicing over Choice of all (warranted and parahteed) BLACK ill CQUtWD Choice of aay pair CORSETS io oar store, P. 0., etc., worth up to Louise Mashat. had their ears frost a fine baby boy. SILKS io tbe sten, wort!) up to $2.25 yard, for 98c yard $2.50, for 98c pair bitten last Saturday. Mr. Tom. Carley, of Detroit, has Little Nugget. returned to Toronto, where he will Choice of all Hljh Class BLACK DRESS GOODS la sir stare far . 75c yard Choice of all White BED SPREADS io stock, worth ip to $2.00, in future reside. Choice of aiy piece of COLORED 5RE5S 800DS In oar store, for * 98c each MARSHALL MATTERS. Mr. Charlie Wilson spent a few Choice of all LADIES' and GENTS' FINE UNDERWEAR ID stock for. 98c each days in the city last week. worth up to $2.25, for 75c yard Marshall, Mich., Jan. 16.—Mr. Alon- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will leave Choice of any pair KID 6L0YES in our store tor 98c pair Choice of 60 pairs White Blankets, was $1.50, for 98c pair 90 Grant has been very sick, but Wednesday for their home in In­ is somewhat better at this writing. dianapolis, i Mrs. Thomas Lewis spent the Sab­ Mr. Charlie Hubbard will leave soon NOW READ AKC OON8IDER THESE PRICES WELL. bath in Battle Creek with Miss Mat- for a three months visit to the Fine Canelette Serges la Black will be soil at 39c yard tie Harris. old country. WE WILL SELL all 36-inch Illuminated CMI if a was 75e fir. 10c yard Mr- Shadd. formerly of Canada, A very pleasant affair took place WE WILL SELL 44-inch Ressian Sailing, 44-lul Alllli Hoil- Several hiRdred yards of Imparted 44-Inch Scotch, English aid who has resided in our town for Friday evening at the home of Mr. Finch Suitings, was $1.00, to close at 50c yard over two years, was found in a James Brown. The occasion was spuns, 44-inch Novelties, etc., sift at asa Ai 501, to suffering condition last week, by Mr. Henry King's return from De­ close at 15c yard Ahoat 1,000 yards Baaaockbura Saltings to close at 39c yard Marshall Dond, and taken to the troit, where a very pleasant time county house. was spent in dancing and parlor Mrs. Thomas leaves for her home games. Among those that were TMIS LIST TO CLOSE AT 25c. In Indianapolis, Tuesday. She will present w«reS Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ ALL Fancy Feather Trimmings- worth u to $2.50, for 25c yard i Ladies' and Gents' Fine Hose, worth ip to 50c, for 25c pair go by the way of Grand Rapids, thur Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. G. Brown, P and see her brother John, who is Miss May Brown, the Misses King's, Black Jet Pasimeatries, worth $1.25. for. 26i yard Ladies' Underwear, worth up to 50c, for 25c eich very 111. Miss Allte Jackson, Miss Smith. Mis* 46-inch Black Cashmeres for lie yard Fill 7 aid 8-yard lengths of 32 and 38-inch DRESS 60001 Mr. Kip Johnson has returned from I-ottte Jackson. Mr. F. Lewis, Mr. W. Toledo. Ohio. Kine. and others too numerous to All sizes la Carsots at 2S« wari (heautifa! styles),choice of aistt 500 patterns, 50* ualO'ess Pittm mention. He left Sunday night for —If you are getting lazy, watch his home in Detroit. All parties having bills against thir fl-nx r-j^ly present them for payment at once. James. If vpur faith is below par. Last Tuesday was the coldest day Any owing bills to this house w... jo.tdly call and settle at once. read Paul. If you are impatient, for twenty years, it being 22 be­ f sit down quietly and have a talk low zero. with Job". If you are just a little J. 2. strong-headed, go and see Moses. If you are getting weak-kneed, take INVENTS A FUEL SAVER. THE a look 'at Elijah. If their is no —Dr. I^aws. Of Des Moines. Iowa, soap In your heart, listen to David. has Invented a fnel saver and radi­ If you are getting sordid, spend a ator and has sent his model to while with Isaiah. If you feel Washington for a patent. This In­ feel chilly, get the beloved Disciple vention of the doctor's Is the miss to put his arms around you. If injr link which the poor as well as W.N.WINANS&CO. • r you are losing sight of the future, the rich have been lookinp for. It climb up to Revelation and get a will save fuel and make homes com­ glimpse of the promised land.—Bos­ fortable at much less tost.—Ava­ 191 WOODWARD AVE. - ton Saturday Evening Gazette. lanche. Walnut Hill Notes- RENDYILLE, OHK). XENIA ITEMS. —Mr. Abe Saunders and wife nan Rendville, O., Jan. 16.—The annual Xenia, O., Jan. 16.—James Scott's CINCINNATI DEPARTII now visiting his mother, corner of meeting of the First Baptist church, trial commences this week, for the FOE PURE DKUGS *AM. B. HILL - EDITOR. Elmwood and "Westminister avenue. was held on Friday. The report of murder of his wife Annie Scott, —Mr- Harry Jones has been very treasurer showed a balance of near which occurred here some weeks ago. At Reasonable Prices go to ' — AND MANAGER. — $250- This speaks well for the en­ Full detail will be given in our next ill. but seems to be nono the worst ergy and perseverance of the pastor, at tbe present. issue. NOTICI IO 8UBSCEIBKH*. Rev. J. M. Riddle. Mrs. Eveline Sterling is about to LINNEMAN'S DRUG STORE, —The revival season has now come. Mr. Wm. Bixter has removed his become the leading mid-wife doctor Corner Park Avenue and Chapel Street. Next to A. ME. Church. Little Bethel is doing a gro.il v oik family to Congo, the new mine re­ of Xenia, O. We advise you to ad­ Sabecribers no* receiving tbe Plaln- in bringing many souls iuto .In­ cently opened. vertise with us and build up an daaler regular*7 should notify as fold. Brown chapel has uad the Mr- Sumner Williamson has gone extensive trade. Fine Cigars and Tobacco a Specially. at once. We desire every copy de­ service one week and are on tho livered promptly. to Lancaster, where he purposes to We have met several persons of second. There seems to be great attend school. He Is quite a tal­ late who have asked us could we Tbe Plaindealer office is located at prospects in the future. ' 168 Weet Sixth Street, where all ented young man and we bespeak for tell by Hicks storm calandar, at —Miss Jennie L. Owens was on the him a bright future. what season of the year there would ATTENTION LADIES. news items for the Cincinnati de­ sick list last Sunday, and could not partment can be sent for publication W. E. Clark who has been quite be a storm period in the upper Ladies and children can hare their hair cbampooed and cut in the la'est style. fill her place in the choir. She is ill, is out again. regions. -We do not know at pres­ Hair >tralehtened and its rapid growth guaranteed by three applications of tbe recovering. \ Miss Mariah Chamber, of Salem, ent whetner the equinoctial storm Roat Hair Restorer. •BHE l'LAlSUBALHH la alvray on aal* —Miss Alice Parham keeps in very W. Va., is visiting relatives here. period in March will shake Rev. Faces beautified by tbe insertion of moles and skin mtde soft and c ear by using m poor health. Last Sunday she was Rev. A. J. Means is recovering Hayden's peculiar tree In glory or the Peail Complexionist. W. 8. Tiedale, 1S8 West Sixth street, worse than ever. and hopes are entertained that he not. If It does American people Charves but a trifle. —The Christian Temperance Band Ltdiea attended at their residences, or at the Ladies' Private Pallor. Batifactkn John Darnell, 119 1-2 W. Sixth street, will be able to fill his pulpit next will stand a poor show as every leaf of Brown chapel met last Sunday Sabbath. will take some one. Get ready. guaranteed or no charges. Johnson's Delmonico 18 W. ttth, There was quite a crowd out. Ben. The extreme cold weather of the We called on Mrs. Hattie Railsback 153 WEST SIXTH STREET. •treat.* McWUliams made an interesting last few weeks has had the effect and found her near bedfast with Orders bv mail pn mptly «ttended to. White's Hotel 297 W. 5th Street. speech on temperance. There will be to keep every one in-doors. Church neuralgia. a large crowd out at the next m-j«'. services have been but poorly at­ We have of late been receiving ing, as he will be jut and others Telephone 725. W. H. JOHNSTON. PEB&ONoL MICTION. tended, and the chief concern of every sample copies from all the leading tW Tbe latest dances correctly taught every Wednesday evening by PROF. WM. have arranged for a good program. one, appears to be, ho w to keep colored publishing houses for which —Mrs. D. Gibbs is still ill. H. JOHNSTON. 153 We>t 8 xth etreet. —Hon. Geo. H. Jackson spent Sun­ warm. we return many thanks. —Mrs. Coe, of Myer's Court keeps At tucks lodge, K. of P., conferred Mr. Richard H. Sterling, late a day with his family. about the same. —Dr. Ida Gray, our popular dentist the Page rank on one candidate at private in company A 32 regiment. their last meeting. has been on tbe sic-k list the past CHILLICOTHE NEWS. United States Colored Infantry, will For Coal and Coke, Cigars and Tobac, week. . Revival services at the Baptist soon get his pension, which he —one of tbe popular society belles ChUlicothe, Ohio, Jan. 17.—The en­ church are in progress. The inter­ has been contending for, for over co, Laundry, all kinds of Printing, of .^Detroit, Mich., wbo visited our tertainment given by the citizens est is apparently increasing. ten years. city last summer and made many for the benefit of Mr. Oscar N. Bjyus- 'Mr. Thomas Cousins and Mrs. Dol- Owing to the long lasting cold Houses and Rooms, and The friends, will soon be led to Hymen's ton, who contemplated moving to lie Sunders, were united in matri­ wave, our working class of people Altar. Tbe fortunate young mun Spokane Falls, was a grand suc­ mony on Thursday, Jan. 5th. The have had but little to do, and cess. The beneficiary has since re- ceremony was performed by Rev. J. the wolf stands at the door-step of Plaindealer at $1.00 a year, is a resident of Detroit. linguished the idea of going West, —Dr. Frank W. Johnson is ill. M. Riddle. They received the son- many a poor man in Xenia, Ohio. • eo and purchased a cab. However, gratulatlons of a host of friends. There has been but few cases of -Wm. H. Boone, Jr., of Chicago, if any one desires to visit Spokane, who has been spending a few days Mr. Wm. E. Moore, of COIUJIOUS, people being froze to death, but he may do well to call upon Mr. o.. paid a flying visit to his the suffering with cold and frozen with his parents, has returned to Boydflton. as it is to be presumed W. S. TISDALE, Chicago. mother, Mrs. Virginia Moore, on feet is numerous. that he wHI make the trip by cab, Monday. The Pan Handle railroad have —The committee having in -harge gratis. 158 ^TTest Slxtn Street 1S8 the promenade coucort jiven by Mrs. Stewart, of Cars Run, was been meeting with bad success. They Excelsior Division, N > 7, .J. K. K. Little Melvln West, the interesting visiting her sister, Mrs. John Sajjbs. have lost several engines and freight of P., attach inuch of the credit of two year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Samuel Kent, is recovering cars, and have had to borrow en­ the financial success of the enter­ Nolan West, met with a very sad from a severe cold. Mrs. O. W. Shel- gines from the Little Miami road to tainment to the untiring efforts of death Thursday, from morphine pois­ ton is also convalescent. haul freight, etc. their chairman, Mr- John Stowers— on, innocently administered by its ," Messrs G. Wyatt and A. J. Johnson, All parties Indebt for this paper accordingly the committee present­ four year old sister. The funeral have returned from a visilt to will please call at Mrs. Hattie Rails- ed him with a most beautiful gold service occurred from the family res­ Virginia. back and pay np. also leave orders ring upon which were engraved the idence. Rev. J. W. Nuby officiating Mr. R. L. Davis will spend sev­ for the delivery of this paper and emblem.-, of the order, F. C. B. The Mr. and Mrs. West have the sym­ eral days in Columbus, in the inter­ all items of interest. i presentation was mude last Monday pathy of the entire commanity in est of the Miners organization. liet every colored man and woman evening at his residence. 114 George their bereavement. Rev. W. E. Clark is again able to patronize our own race paper. in the presence of the committee Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell who have be about. ; E. H. and a few friends. A pleasing pres­ been visiting the latter's mother, Spider Robinson, an account of Xenia, 0., Jan. 15.-Sleighriding is entation was made by Harry G. at Albany. Ohio, for the past three whose assault on his wife was in the order of the day Ah! there boys Ward. "Mine Host" almost overcome weeks, returned home Saturday. our last week's letter, has been take your best girl out. - - REGULATE THE - • with surprise responded feelingly. .An Grandma Cunningham, the aged arrested. mother of Mr. Isaac Cunningham, We are having a great deal of elegant luncheon had been prepared The postpone 1 els »i"ii of K. of R. sickness and deaths now. by the hostess, of which the brave died at the residence of her son,an d S., of Attacks liiare. resulted Tuesday ntgrht. She will be great­ Mr. Elijah Smith died of pneu­ STOMACH, LIVER ^BOWELS, Knights partook freely. A liberal in the re-election of Mr. C. E. Jones. monia on the 2th Inst, at his slster- ly missed by the entire community, Blanks have been received from the indulgence in the flowing bowl' inlaw's Mrs. Rosa Smith. He was • AND caused a display of 'roit, music and by whom she was held in the high­ G. C. for quarterly endowment. The est esteem. buried at Jamestown. Funeral was eloquence" seldom surpassed. The lodge hopes to make the best show­ conducted by Elder Wm. RaJay. happy gathering left early morn, The Enterprise coal company is ing this quarter of any in its his­ PURIFY THE BLOOD. doing an excellent business under The funeral of Steward Messenger wishing Mr. and Mrs. Stowars ia.iny tory- Knights A. J. Means and T. was largely attended at the Wesleyan bright and happy days. the efficient management of Mr. S. Archer, are on the sick list. A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR W. Butler. The firm is a young church. Rev. R. F. Clark, officiated. —Mrs. Singer, of Co>iugtoa, Ky.(/ The deceased leaves to mourn the tbe aged and venerable mother of and certainly an enterprising one, Indigestion, Biliousness, Headache, Constipation, and is deserving of patronage. MECHANICSBURG MATTERS. following children: Mrs. John Green, Professor Samuel K. and J. P. Sing­ Mrs. Fannie Vaughn, Springfield, O.; Dyspepsia, Chronic Liver Troubles, Dizziness, Bad er, of Covington, and Professor Chas. Mrs. Edward Sutton who has been Mechanicsburg, Ohio, Jan. 16.—Mr. very' ill, is now convalescent. William Toliver, of Rose Hill, 111., Miss Sallie and Rachel. Robert and Complexion, Dysentery, Offensive Breath, and all Singer, of this city, was buried little Freddie, all of them of age from her home in Covington, last Is the guest of Mrs. John Bass, this disorders of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. week. except the latter, he being 8 years. Monday. She was 77 years old. YOUNGSTOWN BITS. Mrs. Hannah Ooodlone, of Dayton. fUpana Tabula* rantai n nothing injurious to the moat delicate constitu­ —Archie llankin. the faithful Mr. William Adams, of Columbus, Youngstown. Ohio, Jan. 17.—Mr. 0., spent a few days with his par­ O.. was over to attend the funeral tion. Pleasant to take, safe, effectual. Give immediate relief. Sold by coachman who has for some time D. E. Davis, the silver plater and of Mr. Messensrer. druggists. A trial bottle sent by mail on receipt of 15 cents. Addresa been in the family of Samuel Pogue, ents last week. ness trip to Erie. Mr. Robert Bass spent a few days Mrs. Millie Anderson, of Sprincrfieid. THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO., of the dry goods firm of H. and S. Mr. John Ross is convalescing. was called suddenly to the funeral to Spruce Street, - - New York City. Pogue. was seized with a "violent in Sandusky, O., last week. The grand rally at the Third Bap­ Rev. N. S. Merritt attended the of her grandfather. • v hemorrhage last T.iesday while driv­ tist church Sunday, was largely at­ Mrs. Vauerhn and Mrs. Anderson have ing Mrs. Pogue to the city, which Ohio Baptist convention at Colum­ tended. Receipts nearly $45. bus, Ohio. i returned to their homes. L resulted in his immediate death. He Mr. W. B. Saunders was attacked The Good Samaritans e'eeted their was forty five years old and married. Quite a number attended the party glad to have more of our older peo­ with the grip this week . at the residence of Mr. David Adams officers for the ensuing term as fol- —Mr. Hendley Lewis, Cumminsville, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith—a 4 lows: Hulda Hacking, W. P. P. D.. ple and our young men attend more FURNISHED ROOM _£Witinue8 very low with asthma at last Saturday. regular. son. Mrs. Eve Liggins who has been sick, 'Mariah Combs, W. P. D.; Celia <)is home. The death of Lorenza Bailer, occur­ Bailey. O. of F., Nancie Johnson, D. . Mr. V. Willis, one of our bright FOR GENTLEMEN I —Acting upon the suggestions of has recovered so as to be out again. young men, has accepted the posi­ red Tuesday. Owing to the severe cold weath­ of I.; Rachel Washington. D. of F.; AT the Plaindealer, the Ladies Auxiliary There is a great deal of excite­ Ana Hunbanks. D. of R.; Mary Leach, tion as night clerk at the Smith society are arranging a grand er, the Missionary Society at the hotel. ment among the white barbers as Second Baptist church last Sunday, D. of C; Hattie Railsback. D. of F.; charity ball to be given the lat­ to how to keep from shaving Afro- Martha Gales, D. of P.; Siplen Maren, Mr. Edward West spent a few 56 Kenycfl Aye., CINCINNATI, 0. ter part of next month. This »s a was not very well attended. hours in Stewart Monday, on busi­ Americans without insulting him. i C. A. G. D. of L. There will be an installa­ very deserving organization in«l is Some want it to go to a high­ tion at their next meeting, 27th. ness. doing much charitable work among er court and try and break the Mr. A. W. Hall has recovered from - Mr. Hezekiah Crawford died of the poor, and the public should give law. There was a meeting held STARVING IN CINCINNATI. pleurisy at his home on the 13th. an attack of the grip. THE tiem all the encouragement possi­ last Thursday in a lawyer's office, • aged 60 years. He leaves one daugh­ Mr. Benjamin Miller and William ble. there being twenty barbers' pres­ Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 14.—A pa­ ter in Washtiugton. D. C. Fields, were visiting in Kilvert, a —Dr. Clifford J. Hickman, a grad­ ent, and it is said that there were thetic story was related yesterday few days last week . Persons having items send them Miss L. Lacy, of Nelsonville, is visit­ uate of the Electric Medical school a few colored barbers present. It morning by the prisoners arrest­ to Mrs. Railsback for publication, Colore! Teacher's Age-ey. of this city, is said to be making ed for the attack on the bakery ing her sister, Mrs. Maggie Fields. is to be hoped that there is not a by Monday morning, and oblige the Supplies teachers lor schools and an excellent record at Memphis, person in the city who would go wagon of William Stratemeyer, in agent. Mr. Charles West, Louis Simpson, the "Bottoms," early Thursday and Frank Daniels, will visit Nelson- secures positions for teaeber* aay- Tenn., where he has a very lucra­ against his own flesh and blood. Let H. A. B. tive practice. every one give James a lifting hand morning. From what they say, the v«JIe on business in a few Jays. where in United States. —John R, Rudd is in New Yont who was the first man to hold up Afro-American population along the TOLEDO TOPICS. The reception that was to be in the interest of the Americau Cath­ for his fellow man in the city of river front must be in a half starv­ given at the residence of Mr. and olic Tribune. Youngstown, Ohio. ed condition, and a great deal of Toledo, Ohio, Jan. 17.—Toledo la­ Mrs. Frank Gibbs last Wednesday Good Teachers in Demand —George Ranking will soon lend S. suffering at present exists among dies social club gave a card party was postponed on account ot revival them. services. Register at once If jou to Hymen's Altar, one of the belles on the 17th at the residence of Mrs. good position. Address. of Paris. Ky. STRIFE IN AN OHIO TOWN. William Moore, Alias Smith, alias Rev. Taylor spoken of in the last "Diamond Moore," and his compan­ C. H. Furguson. issue, is a citizen of Cumberland, THOS. J. CALLOWAY, MANAGER. —Mr. James Maupine r.| l^xin?ton, Jeffersonville, Ohio, Jan. 14.—This The Queen of the West society Ky., was in the city last week. ion, Charley Johnson, had their cases Md., instead of Cambridge. We are 1918 llltl St., N. W. city has been in a reign of terror continued in the Police court yes­ held a social at the residence of glad to have him in our midst an­ D. C. '—George Fielding is dangerously for the last twenty-four hours over Mrs. Clem Page, on the 14th. ill at the City hospital. terday until January 20. Smith was other week and we hope that- he a threatened clash between blacks identified as the one who .used the Mrs. John Davis was agreeably will continue his visits all through and whites. Horace Scott, an Afro- knife on Mr. Stratemeyer, and was surprised by a numebr of her friends our revival services. LOCKLAND — WYOMING. American barber, has been meeting placed under $2,000 bond. Strate- on the 9th. Miss Minnie Daniels has been very Lockland, O., Jan. 18.—Miss Mamie clandestinely Miss Merriman, a pretty meyer'B condition was yesterday .Mr. and Mrs. A. King entertained sick with neuralgia during the past E. Carter is on the sick list. country girl, and is now charged evening regarded as very critical, a few friends on the 10th. week, but is improving now. Miss Mary Wilson, of Winton PI., with the paternity of her child. and it is feared that he may not Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Welcher enter­ A number of our people attended DR. fRINK JOHNSON, <>., was the guest of Miss Laura Yesterday a number of citizens met recover. The knife penetrated the tained a few friends on the 12th. a ball given at Kilvert, last Sat­ 7 to lOa.mr M. Johnson, Sunday. and called on Scott at his barber abdomen, and paralysis has develop­ Mr. Charles Cottrel returned to urday. OFFICE HOURS: 2 to 4 p.m. shop. The chairman told him to The protracted meetings at the ed. They will both be brought this city from Columbus, last week. While there is good sleighing, a 7 ta 8 p.m. leave town at once or be tarred Miss Cannon, of Lima, is visiting her A. M. E. church still seem to be before the grand jury next Mon­ number of'our people ought to get ' 255 John Street. growing. We have lea mourners and feathered. Whea the citizens day. brothers, Messrs Joseph and John a sleigh and have a good rid* and five converts. The outlook is left Scott summoned twenty Afro- With the two prisoners James Cannon. W. F. D. CINCINNATIO, OHIO. very encouraging. American friends and all armed Berkis, Tom Ellis and Morris The many friends of Mr. Geo. Fields, The Missionary Band which met themselves with Winchesters, guns Vaughn were also locked up as wit­ will be pleased to hear that he IRONTON ITEMS. at Mt. Zion Baptist churT-h was at­ and revolvers, and taking their nesses. Over 300 Afro-Americans are is improving and able to walk a tended with a large crowd. Mrs. stand in the barber shop, defied living in the Salvation Army bar­ few steps with help Ironton, Ohio, Jan. 16.—'Mr. Har­ 8heperd and Mrs. Shipley, both the whites to attempt to molest racks, at 64 East Front street and Mr. and Mrs . C. H. Payne who rison Vincent, of Burlington, 0., was Mollte Barnett white of Wyoming, addressed the Scott. Nothing was attempted last some of them have had nothing to have been visiting at St. Louis, in this city Sunday. Htenographer. eat for days. Growing desperate, a Mr. Richard Wornock who has been meeting. Clifford Odren read a very night, but to-day the Afro-Ameri­ were obliged to shorten their visit; 17 W. EIG rlH ST. CINC 1NHATI.O fine composition on "Missionary." cans have paraded the streets with raid on bread wagons was deter­ Mr. Payne having become ill. He somewhat indisposed was able to be The "protracted effort" at Mt. Zion their guns. The excitement was mined on, and a murder may be the is now convalescing. out Sunday. + Type Writing done at reatonaO* prim. Or. Baptist church seems also to be a Increased to-night bj the discovery result. Chief Deitfch advised the Mrs. Georgetta Morris who died at Master Percy Ward had his feet drt can be Un at 108 W. BiHk M. success. They have five mourners. in an alley of John Hankins, an Afro- head of the local charities of the sit­ her residence on Indiana avenue, was frost bitten while out skating Sat­ Rev. Dent and Rev. Harris, of Cincin­ American, who was in a dying con­ uation among the unfortunates in buried from the A. M. E. church, urday. nati, with Rev. Jackson, are conduct­ dition. It developed that he had the Bottoms, as he fears further trou­ Monday . Miss Ada Meyers who has been ing the meetings. been poisoned and he showed symp­ ble, robberies, "hold-ups," and other Mr. Charles Robinson who died quite sick, is able to be out again. toms of having been given strych­ misdemeanors will result if the pres­ last week, was buried from the Miss Georgie Blanche, aged 18 GALLIPOLIS ITEMS. nine. He is suspected by the Afro- ent "hard times" continues. Only A. M. E. church Sunday. years, died last Tuesday, at the SEEKING A REFUGE. yesterday Charles Abernathy. color­ Gallipolie, Ohio, Jan. 16.—The Lin­ Forth Worth, Texas, Jan. 13.—The Americans of having furnished in­ Jimmie and Georgie McField who home of her parents Funeral ser­ coln high school In our city will formation concerning their move­ ed, released from the Workhouse, have been sick for some time, both vices at Tried Stone Baptist.church exodus of Afro-Americans from Avoy­ after fourteen months sentence, call­ v give a Junior entertainment in elles Parish still continues. The ments and it is said they gave him died Sunday, Jimmie of consumption Thursday- R« - 6- S. Cochrane, of­ March. ed at headquarters in a half frozen ficiating. greater portion of them are going poison in a saloon. He cannot re­ and Georgie of brain fever. A double Tbe Third street Baptist church condition and asked for help, but funeral took place from the house, Mr. Joseph Scott, better known to Oklahoma. Yesterday fully 200 cover. nothing could be done for him. and tbe M. E. church have commenc­ Mr. George R. Hicks who enjoys Tuesday. Jan. 17th. The bereaved as Uncle Joe, is somewhat indisposed. ed their protracted meetings. stopped at the Union depot in this mother has seen the eyes of three city and changed cars for that the reputation of being one of the Mr. Thomas Bryant who has been Miss Emma Mason is improving most efficient mail agents on the SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISE. little ones close forever in a little Buffering from rheumatism, is im­ Point. They give the same reason more* than two weeks. very fast. for their leaving Louisiann as the B. and O., road, was compelled to The Iron Duke Mining company, of proving rapidly. Julia Watkins, the eldest daugh­ • Mrs. A. G. Moore was slightly in­ Mrs. Anna Jones has been very one given by a former contingent remain at home a few days this Denver, Col., of which Edwin H. ill, but she is better now. week, owing to the serious illness ter, of Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins, disposed last week. which passed through here about Hackley, editor of the Statesman, is aied at Vicksburg, Miss, Thursday, Mr. Joseph Hall, of Galllpolis, O., three weeks ago bound for Okla­ of his little daughter, Irene. Rev. G. D. Gray is assisting in secretary, is in a most flourishing Jan. 12th. Her remains will be revival meetings at Ashland, Ky. was arrested at Pt. Pleasant, W. homa. This is that they were forc­ A. grand musical concert will be condition according to its prospectus given in the near future by Prof. brought to this city. She profess­ Va., for earring concealed weapons ed to leave by their white neigh­ for'" '§3. The company does a gen­ ed religion on New Tear's night, PIQDA POINTS. and being intoxicated. bors, who objected to them attempt­ C. A. White, of Washington. C. H., eral miniing, milling and prospecting and leaves a bereaved mother and under the auspices of Quinn chapel. Piqna, Ohio, Jan. 15.—Rwv. Rich­ Mr. Patterson Boggus and Mr. ing to establish schools for their chil­ business in gold, silver, copper, lead father, two little sister and many Anderson Miller, harre a law suit on dren. All of them were born and We are glad to see that Mr. and other ores. It was originally friends to mourn her loss. ard Meredith remained all the week, Josiah B. Hill who was confined holding meetings, but will return hand about a fence corner. mired in Avoyelles Parish. They capitalized at $50,000, but the cap­ Mr. James Staten has arrived •win to have been well to do, but to his room last week, is able to home Monday. ital stock has since been increased i ATHENS ARTICLES. home from Pittsburg. Kay were eOmpePed to dispose of their take his position again in Nipgen's to $500,000. The name of Edwin Cyren A. M. E. church are holding Mrs. Lorenia Lewis gave a birth­ Property at a sacrifice. pharmacy. H. Hackley, as secretary is a guar­ Athena, Ohio, Jan. 17.—Mrs. James meetings. day party on Jan. 14th, for her > Plato. antee to the race of the straight­ White and daughter. Frankie, spent Mlas Ruth Hnggard was presented daughter, Mlas Cora Lewis. forward bonafideness of the com­ Sunday here with relatives and left with a fine present by the First your subscription expired? —Dr. Parker Hall, of Maiden, Mass., look at the yellow label on this pany, and we enjoy a race pleasure Monday for Albany. Ohio. Baptist Sunday school, as assistant Ask your friends if they are reading is employed in the laboratory of in referring to it. May its shadow Our Sunday school is prospering Paper and renew at once, If you wish OI*anfai- , : D.A.M. the Plaindealer. Have them try it. The paper continued. Weeks and Potters. never grow leas. very well and we would be very Until ftoyh T\n n-. nn «*> >iM I ll

the murderers are not even compelled friendship by the appointment of tion and show. This is a seaon- THE PLAINDEALER. to appear before a court of justice. Lawyer E. G. Walker, as police jus­ able time of the year for reading \o loter-8t»te Weekly Journal pabllahed tice of Boston. When the State Re­ Afro-Americans to have their at­ •lanltaneoualy at IJetroit, Mich., and Cin- Benjamin F. Butler- YOU CAN HAVE ONE FREE. publican Senate refused to confirm laaati, Ohio, tention called to a weakness that The conditions of life in our Amer­ this man, he sent in the name of is all together prevalent and hurtful » TKRMS—PATABLR IN ADVAHCK. ican Republic; the wide scope it has Geo. L. Ruffin, who was confirmed. to solid progress The posing men or mail or carrier, per «»nnm Sl.00 offered for the cultivation of char­ This act has not met its parallel by of the race have not been the men Six months, .75 •*»*# months. .60 acter, and the development of genius, that of any Republican or Democrat­ who have honored it or brought it The Plaindealer to Any Address, for have combined to produce men of ic governor of any Northern state, respect, nevertheless their names are THE PLAixuKALtn Company Viihlfuhorg. great and unique parts. There was and makes that appointment stand oftenest in print. A titled name One Year, and one of these Hand­ nvrad at the Pout Office tat aa Seoond-cUM that about the earlier history of out all the more pre-eminent, as show­ hitched to an incompetent or vicious matter. our country, when it was emerging ing his friendship for the race, man is a stumbling block to the some Spoons for Only $1.15. his contempt of public opinion, the race. iddren «11 communications to THE out of its chrysallis state—from the will to do that which he thought PI-AINDRAIJCB Company, Box 93, Detroit, cruel Inconsistencies of American life was, right, and to reward the deserv­ A week had scarcely passed since M,ch. as compared with its avowed prin­ ciples of liberty; from the struggle ing. the death of Gen. Butler when no­ SEND US SIX YEARLY CASH SUBSCRIBERS AND WE WILL rRIDAT. JANUARY 20, "«. over the constitution, and the break­ As a lawyer Gen'l Butler was un­ tice was flashed over the wires of ing of the rude shell, slavery—to a deniably great. He had no super­ the death of a man who has played SEND YOU A HALF DOZEN OF THESE SPOONS, FREE. i Borne well lntentioned people have government in harmony with its pro­ ior at the bar, and has been engag­ a prominent part In the history advise d that the Afro-American, like fessions, that tended to bring out ed in most of the cases that have of the country—Ex-President R. B. Hayes. Whenever his name is men­ the Jew, bend his energies for a all that was good and great, or come before the TJ. S. Supreme Court, tioned the memorable struggle of period to the accumulation of bad and debasing in man. That period in which constitutional questions 1876 springs into mind. Mr. Hayes money, and leave politics alone. produced great characters, men who were involved. Like Philips he es­ was of a different type from Gen. The Plalndealer is unable to see shown resplendent by the light of poused what he thought to be the Butler. He was one of those good how such policy would benefit the cause of the people, and like him their genius, by their acts and men who seemed to think that all Afro-American. Liberty becomes less such advocacy led him out of the deeds in their advocacy of righteous persons were actuated by good im­ valuable when one surrenders his Republican party. principles, and the cause of the op­ pulses, and all that was needed to privileges as a man and as a cit­ By the standards that goverzn pressed. How brightly emblazon­ bring the South again into perfect izen, and it is always easier to give ed upon the pages of our history men Gen'l Benjamin F. Butler will be regarded as a great man. His union was to withdraw the troops. up than to acquire. If the Afro. are the names of Brown, Lovejoy, love of prominence will not detract This movement showed how little he American in the South should ever Garrison. Phillips, Sumner, Wade, Gid- knew of men and the dominant im­ from this, because he has never been willingly give up his citizenship ding, Lowell, Curtis, Lincoln, Grant pulses of the South. This act of known to waver when principles were and cease to protest against the Whittier and others who united with his surrendered to the Democratic questioned, or the cause of the peo­ lawlessness and anarchy, and the them in their efforts to break down party the most faithful allies of ple to be advocated. All Afro-Am­ denial of civil rights and privileges slavery and elevate humanity. the Republican party, and inaugu­ ericans will ever honor him as one in the South, he might never again Through what a storm of religious, rated scenes of strife and carnage, who has been a staunch and enthu­ regain his footing as a citizen. The social and political persecutions they of foulest murder, and most destruc­ siastic advocate, and in their hearts Jew with all his wealth, controlling passed before the consummation was tive warfare, that was ever waged his name will be enshrined with oth­ as he does almost the wealth of reached- in any country in the time of peace. the world, and making great pro­ er great friends of the race. From this conflict thousands of lives gress in other fields of civilization Among men who believe in the were lost, vast, property interests The popularity of Souvenir Spoons and the appropriate­ le still discriminated against. In elevation of the masses, who believe ness of the subject places tlxis spoon foremost among the America has been playing the roll sacrificed, and women outraged, and souvenirs of this anniversary year. It is a fitting tribute and Russia his lot may be said to be that there is no cause more ennobl­ of a goody goody nation lately. Her scarcely one person brought to jus­ memorial to the memory of the bold navigator, America's dis­ evenlharder than that of the Afro- ing than that of striving to uplift subjects have indited many strong tice for these misdeeds. The evils coverer, the name of him whom all men honor for his gift to the American in the .South. His posses­ his fellows Benjamin F. Butler of that time still live in the pres­ world of the American continent. The likeness of Columbus protests against England'st reatment is taken from the famous painting that was accepted as an sions are taken away from him, will be considered as fit to rank of Ireland and against Russia's in­ ent, in the Innumerable lynchings and authentic portrait by the Spanish government. The Spoon I he •is huddled in certain districts with those men who have made such humanity to the Jews. Largely outrages still going on in the South. is a beautiful specimen of the designer's and engraver's from which he is not allowed . to a cause their life work. In his President Hayes, by the withdrawal art, unexcelled iu style and finish by the most costly signed petitions have followed In sjwons. It is the purest grade sterling silver, upon a nickel stray under penalty of being sent death, the country loses one of its the wake of these protests to show of troops, has been execrated by silver base, and every one of our readers should have one or to Liberia, and measures have been greatest and most unique charac­ how thorough in earnest the peo­ Afro-Americans. more for their personal use and for gifts to friends. It is a taken to compel his emigration. In ters. His political career has been work of art and every lover of handsome silverware and col­ ple here are, in breaking down op­ Since his retirement from the lector of sj>oons should possess one. It makes a particularly certain hotels of the North he can a checkered one. He commenced his pression and in building statues of presidency, Mr. Hayes has led a elegant gilt, birthday present or souvenir of a visit. not find accommodations, and the life as a Democrat; was a member liberty on its ruins. It does not quiet life and has belonged to num­ highest societies do not allow him of the National Democratic conven­ In Design and Workmanship it is a Work of Art. take much courage to be popular, erous societies whose object is the to enter their ranks, while in Mis­ tion of 1860, and voted repeatedly nor does it strain seared conscience amelioration of the condition of mas­ A more beautiful spoon is very rarely seen, to say sissippi there appears reports of num­ for Jefferson Davis, and afterwards nothing of its added value as a souvenir of the four to speak a lie when it is not neces­ ses. He was not fitted, either by erous outrages committed against withdrew from the convention, be­ hundredth anniversary of the discovery of America by sary to act it out in the life. If character, temperament, or by his Coiumbus. It is one of the finest premiums which we them. * cause of Its declaration on slavery. every pretended tear shed in Amer­ knowledge of men. for the time in are enabled to offer to our subscribers and we shall be The Plaindealer advises the Afro- Like Grant and Logan, he 'changed ica for the Russian Jews, had been which he served his country as presi­ pleased to see it largely chosen, knowing that all who < American to pay no heed to the ad­ his politics when he saw that the receive it will be delighted. The quality is guaranteed dollars, there would be enough cash dent. it is heavily plated with pure sterling silver and will vice of persons who think it best course of the Democratic party on hand to buy Palestine and build wear well for years and give perfect satisfaction. for them to abstain from politics. threatened to disrupt the Republic. a house for every family of that .And yet, there are Afro-Americans, Hold fast to every right and privi­ He remained a Republican until nation now in Russia. It is sent all charges paid, securely packed in a neat bos. lege guaranteed by the Constitution 1876 when he again entered the who insist that the Democratic The signers of the protest so re­ party is the best friend of the Afro- of the United States to the citizen, Democratic./ party, and finally cently forwarded to Russia resided and never cease to protest against united with the Greenback party, American. The history of the leg­ You Can Have One Free in almost every State in the Union, islation of the Souhern States is re­ every denial or withholding of any and was,-lts candidate for president and although Mississippi is not BY AVAILING YOURSELF OF OUR right or privilege belonging to him. in 188*.' plete with instances of a nature cal­ specially mentioned, there Is no doubt culated to oppress and check race Everything comes to him who Despite his love for the theatri­ LIBERAL PREMIUM OFFER. eq* JO auo sv yB\l aq^. no si eqs progress. But all this legislation waits, and has energy and purpose cal, which appeared to be a promi­ humane States. Yet only last week, will only serve to develop a char­ and things are coming our way, nent phase of his character. Gen. In that State, a large number of acter and persistency of purpose in know that the Afro-American vol­ Afro-American:—A few intelligent even though they look, at times, Butler during the war showed him­ ume you present your boy may not be Afro-Americau pastors in the South the superior (?) race, who make, ex­ the race that will enable it to •dfU'fc.. •»••»-• •••• self to be a shrewd farseeing man, his Inspiration to do some creditable are advising their people to emi­ ecute and defy the laws, have been surmount oil obstacles and come out who looked beyond temporary ex­ act? It is often a mighty little grate from that clime, where they giving practical lessons that are victor. The Living Way says truly thing that influences a whole life­ are persecuted, and to seek refuge I There is not an Afro-American pedients, and proved himself to be the very essence of the milk of human that the Afro-American "goes march­ time. on the continent of Africa. They throughout the country, but who a true friend of the Afro-American. are on the field and evidently know kindness. Near Jackson, lives a ing on.' Philadelphia Tribune:—After all the ought to have a word of cheer and He was one of the first to answer number of wealthy Jewish planters, hubub over the case of Dr. Briggs, what is best for their people. But some how we have never been of encouragement to all those who the call for troops. In 1861 he en­ who employ a large number of There is a peculiarity about the charging him with heresy, the New are fighting the battles of the peo­ York Presbytery cleared him of all able to see the advantage to be tered Baltimore, proceeded from there Afro-Americana- Without provoca­ subject the lecturers of to-day are gained by the African emigration ple. Every movement against pros­ to Washington, where he was greet­ six charges. The General Assembly tion their houses have been burnt handling, which peculiarity can may now be asked to give its view scheme. How will it do to change cription, every effort to check in- ed enthusiastically as one of the and theirs, and the lives of their only be explained by a paradoxi­ upon the matter. Should this oc­ the subject and teach the race that America is theirs by birth right, toleration should be met with the saviors of the Capitol. He was as­ tenants threatened unless they leave cal law of the association of oppo- cur, it is hoped they will pass up­ sympathy and aid they deserve. on it as soon as possible. that their fathers paid for the signed to duty at Fortress Monroe, the State In a specified time. This sites. Last year Mr. Talmage a soil by the sweat of their brow Every Southern Afro-American, and and here was first applied by him Such church squabbles are not devilment is being carried on while big man, was lecturing on "'big healthy, and in our opinion tend more and that the race must stay here every Northern one, too, should aid the term "contraband of war," to the cry still rings at their lips: "Rus­ blunders," this year another big to injury and bad feelings, than in and enjoy the legacy, cost what it will? the Citizens committee of New Or­ the runaway slaves, who came to sia! Oh, Russia! How can you be man, Rev. Dixon, Is lecturing on any way to strengthen the cardinal leans, and other organizations of him, and whom he refused to deliver "big fools." Next year some oth­ doctrines of Calvanism. Some men Pioneer Press:—We congratulate so cruel." the legislature of Massachusetts for a like nature, as well as private up to their former masters, which have won a good deal of notoriety er big man will be out with some out of the scheme, and that is about electing Henry Cabott Lodge as D. S. citizens. God speed in their fight action caused him numerous enemies other big subject that of which he all that ambitious souls can hope Senator. He is a widely known against the class laws of the South. at Washington. Future historians The Democratic press is raising himself, is not a shining example. to win. author, a profound scholar, and a It has been nearly two years since a righteous howl about the Repub­ better constitutional lawyer, Amer­ will do Gen. Butler justice for his New York Tribune:—"The Charles­ the Citizens committee first com­ licans stealing legislatures and ica has not. strict military discipline at New Or­ The Christmas season is supposed ton News and Courier" thinks that There is a lesson in this, that menced to gather funds to fight through them the U. S. Senate. And the "narrow and noisy" section of leans. He was in the midst of a to be an era of "Peace and Good­ the South will do well to ponder the separate car laws. It lost the they are not at all mealy mouth­ the country knows as New England hostile country, surrounded by ene­ will." Yet in the South, surround­ over. Mr. Lodge is the author of battle In the State of Louisiana, ed in making the charge. They is destined to sink Into utter politi­ the election bill, and the fact that mies and desperate remedies were ed by churches and storied tradi­ cal insignificance. When an earth­ aa If expected to, and now it is have been striking right out from his State sends him to the highest required to bring peace out of tur­ tions, of the event, ten men were quake brought ruin and death to law making power of this country getting ready to meet the enemy the shoulder in declaring the course so large a portion of Charleston a moil. The hanging of Mumford, his lynched during Christmas week. To shows that the loyal sons of the in the highest tribunal of the land. of the Republican party, in trying few years ago. the "narrow and noisy order for the clearing of the streets all of which the Plalndealer again old Bay State endorse the bill. It Judge Tourgee, of New York, one to elect senators from one or two section" was most prompt and gen­ was in that very State where the and for declaring all women on the repeats: erous in sending help to the suf­ of the best friends of the race that Western States, down right thievery. seed of liberty was sown, moisten­ streets after a certain hour, "wo­ For hate is strong, ferers} but it would be unreasonable ed by such men as Garrison, Phillips ever battled for securing Justice to But the poor dainty Republican to expect "the News and Courier" to men of the town," for their conduct And mocks the song, and others, and this may be a seed others, will present the case at managers have not the courage or remember a little circumstance like to his soldiers, caused excitement Of peace on earth, goodwill to men. of justice and equal rights for us all. Washington, and he will be assisted the manhood to stand up and tell that. The Bourbon never learns deeply buried in the sacred soil of all through the South, and even charity and never forgets prejudice. by eminent legal talent, of both In the North, and Jefferson Davis pro­ the Democrats how they have come that glorious old state, that will At Youngstown, Ohio, a judge of Denver Exponent:—The Negro in by and by, grow and spread its races. Let the race back up the claimed him an outlaw. While at in to power. Not alone by stealing, the Common Pleas court, fined a America with his present privileges branches until it shall cover and pro­ committee, and it more fnnds are New Orleans large numbers of slaves but they have added murder to their tect every law abiding citizen in this barber $50 and costs for refusing and opportunities, is faring far bet­ needed, let It stand ready to furnish thieving. If stealing seats in the ter than he would in Africa, fight­ prejudiced cursed country. came into camp and offered them­ to shave an Afro-American. This It. This Is a critical point in our senate was a capital crime, there ing himself, as well as the different selves for services, and Brigadier Gen. decision or award Is directly contrary Exchange:—The election of Henry history. Let it be met as it should would be at least ten Southern powers of Europe. Cabott I.ddge " to succeed Senator Phelps, of Vermont, psrsistently urg­ to the decision of the Judge at Mari­ be. ed that they be employed. Corres­ senators entitled to a cell in some The American Citizen:— Th? Plain- Dawes of Massachusetts is strong en­ penitentiary. The late sainted Sen­ etta, Ohio, who declared that part dealer takes up more than two dorsement of the Federal Election Fpur Afro-Americans were hung pondence passed between him and columns replying to a silly Negro, law and an advance clarion sound ator Kenna, for the repose of whose of the civil rights law, referring far the murder of one white man Gen. Butler, and Butler refused to named Grandison who is at pres­ that there are yet, Republicans liv­ righteous soul, high mass was said to barber shop was unconstitutional. a* Chestertown, Mil., last week, and do so on account of the orders issued ent at the head of a school in ing that are determined to make in the Senate chamber, came to North Carolina. We met this Ne­ national equal rights and universal almost at the last moment, four to him from Washington. Later his seat by virtue of murder—noth­ . Unintentionally, last week, we gro. Dec. 1888 in Atlanta, Ga. He suffrage honorable, as party princi­ others, who were mere boys, and on when hard pressed, Gen. Butler credited a clipping to the Christ­ was then a big eyed, abnormal ear­ ples. The overwhelming endorsement ing less. Eulogy and flattery over who likewise received sentence of armed the Afro-American. Their ian Recorder, which should have been ed, Hppy ignoramus, with an extra which he received in the caucus, was his remains will not wipe away death for the same murder, receiv­ courage and usefulness, the great credited to the Plalndealer. No harm amount of "gab." From his recent just like the great liberty loving the stain of crime that hoWtjd him "bellowing" he does not seem to be- state that has never been behind in ed notice that their sentence had bravery they displayed at Port Hud­ done we hope.—Denver Exponent. into position. The sooner our Re­ Yon are forgiven this time. improved. Mr. Plaindealer, save your advocating the principles designed been commuted to imprisonment for son, under the most trying circum­ shot for better game. by the Declaration of Independence publican1 managers learn to turn life. There can be no doubt but stances, made him ever afterwards to govern the greatest Republic. these charges of stealing upon those The Mirror:—In this age no man what the murder was a most out­ an enthusiastic advocate of the Afro- is a traitor to party who regards who make them, the sooner they will rageous and cold blooded one, and American. The conduct of the his own and his race's interest more Dont wait another day, renew your come into power again. Now Is the sacred than party ties. 1 that the principals deserved the full "Black Phalanx" also electrified the subscriptions. time when the party needs a Sum­ punishment of the law, hut there natron, which before, despite the ner, a Chander, a Logan—men whose is reason to doubt the wisdom and history of the past, seemed to feel P/AM6N" teeth did not chatter when an ex- Justice of the verdict that sentences that the slave would not dare to rebel spoke. four young boys who had no further face white men. • r \ Alexandria Clipper:—Colored men, connection with the crime then that After the war Gen. Butler was be polite, be industrious, be sav­ they were, It is claimed, unwilling elected to Congrjass as a Republican. ing. Teach your boys and girls to That great men's minds run in honor and practice manual labor, witnesses. That these boys, 13 to He was active In the impeachment the same channel was evidenced in not to despise it. Educate your 15 years of age, should be compelled of President Johnson, was a promi­ last week's Plalndealer, when Judge children and dont say, "I got to dwell their life long In prison, nent figure in the Reconstructive Tourgee and Rev. John M. Hender­ along very well without any edu­ D"PRICE'S only shows up another of the In­ measures, and in ihn House, vijing cation and my children can do the son both spoke of the tendency of same." If yon got along well, the consistences of Southern Justice to with that other able son of Massa­ the Afro-merican to osten­ "stuff" is in your children, and with Afro-Americans. There is not a chusetts in the Senate, Charles Sum­ tation. Each wrote upon education .they will get along bet­ week that passes by bat what mor­ ner, was most active in securing & different subject and with a dif­ ter. Buy your children healthful dent as outrageous as the one in the passage of the Civil Rights bill. books and now and then encourage ferent object in view, yet both a colored author. How do you question, are committed on Afro- As a Democratic governor of Massa­ agreed upon the vital point that know that your boy or girl may Americans for far leas causes, and chusetts, he showed hi* consistent too much force is spent in ostenta­ not write a book, and how do you ARM The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum. Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard

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, ..*'•],,... *Li ,_•- _ < •n^-hitfMM tA . ••.••«,.**.••••••, .•- .• - .«,*- *Vffii*n"T'"'|| T^iii" TlT •fstfl ' m •DETROII DEPARTMENT. . ODD FELLOWS' CONVENTION. Bazoo and Bootjack. LANSING LACONICS. * A. convention was held in Detroit, Lansing, Mich., Jan. 16.—The events r^ The Editor had spent the whole of our city have been wanting so AUllLt, TO 8ljb»CKiMKK». Mich., on January 2, for the purpose of formulating plans for the organ­ morning trying to make his corres­ long in your columns that I fear t#~>ubeerft#rs not MM| TH* flMMia ization of a District Grand Lodge of pondence for publication, and the that we Lan8ingites will pass out -rmiuftrJy should notify as at once. We deeir- space allotted that department jibe. of memory if we do not renew our ». er' copy delivered promptly. Odd Fellows in the State of Mich­ igan. The following delegates were It was a heavy task, for every acquaintance. THE PLAINDKA1JBB always for sale at present: C. T. White, J. W. Smith, mother's son of th^em thinks a pa­ Sunday's services closed the re­ Oie r'ollowlnr place*' and T. C. Johnson, Bay City; T. J. per is published solely to give the vival. BOY A TOUGH- .varon iy*pP- **> flarttaga street. news of his or her locality. . Of Our Sunday school is a success. John WUluuiis, 81 Croghan reet Henson, J. W. Harris and Henry YOUR Vrs. Shook 441 Antoins street. Thomas, East Saginaw; Romain C. course a newspaper has several oth­ There are seven very able teachers Jtmes and Brewer, «f Ajitoine at Johnson, J. K. Kersey and F. J. er missions outside of telling what conducting it. Cook and Thomas. Brush street. Johnson. Tpsllanti; and C. H. Christ­ people wear at a party or how Mrs. Amanda Scott is quite ill, LAD ON anoxat a HKALTHT TODNO AMERI­ ian, R. H. White and F. D. Hamilton, well they enjoyed themselves when also Mrs. John Roberts. CAN USUALLY IS. 'TIS REASON YOB WANT Detroit. The convention was call­ they get there, nevertheless a large Miss Maggie Davison who has been THE BUT YOU CAN OXT. WE HA VIGREAT ed to order by T. J. Henson, of Sagi­ number of correspondents go into ill for a long time, is better, ateb •UCCESS WITH BOYS' AND YOUIH'l SHOES naw, who was subsequently choosen hysterics if a line Is left out and Mrs. Eva Jackson. FEOM OUR HOME MANUFACTURE temporary chairman and R. H. White if there be any one thing more Miss Eva, Fowler has returned temporary secretary. The most than another that the ordinary from Chicago. Important business was the selec­ chronicler of local events is blessed Mr. and Mrs. T. Byrd paid a tion of the first officers of the with, it is voluabllity. Nevertheless visit to Detroit, returning Tuesday. Piijgree & Sijiith. District Grand Lodge and the honors the Editor was patient, he had of­ Mr. E. Louis has returned home, ten had occasions to examine the were conferred as follows: District after a two weeks visit in our city. THEY ARE SHOES WITH A RECORD—VERY RE­ Grand Master, C. T. White, Bay City; essays of his early school days and Mrs. S. Leek was suddenly called City subscribers to the Plaindealer he would scratch his head and ex­ LIABLE—NEW LOT JUST IN—PRODUCTIVE OE District DeputyTSrand Master. J. W. away by the death of her father. MUCH HAPPINESS- will oblige the management by pay­ Harris, East Saginaw; District claim: "How the devil did I ever A reception was tendered Miss write so, much and say so little." BOY HAPPY— ing the collector promptly. Don't fail Grand Secretary, R. H. White, De­ Hattie Byrd while home on a visit, FATHER HAPPY— troit; District Grand Treasurer. F. He was in the midst of his labor to meet your obligations. to' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Byrd. EISMAN A MAY HAPPY— D. Hamilton, Detroit; Grand Warden. when Bazoo entered. "Look here The guests numbering sixty had a PINGREK & SMITH HAPPY— Beatrice Jenkins, the little daugh­ F. J. Johnson, Yosilanti; Grand Bootjack," said he, "you need not delightful time, afterwards Miss Byrd AND SUNDAY NEWS HAPPY. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins, Guardian. R. C. Johnson, Ypsilanti; expect much news from me for a returned to Cleveland, Ohio. WHERE THERE IS SO MUCH HAPPINESS, of Watson street, Is very ill. Grand Chaplain. T. C. Johnson. Bay week or so. I .find I've got to com­ A sleighride party will be the PARTICIPATE. The boys' musical and literary club City; Grand Marshall. T. J. Henson, mence all over again and get ac­ event for Tuesday evening. The Is the name of a n£w organization East Saginaw. Members of the Ex­ quainted. I started down the street participants wMl go to Leadley's among the boys of Bethel Sunday ecutive committee, C. H. Christian, the other day with an old chum Park, where a pleasant time is an­ school. Master Sandford Daily is Detroit; J. W. Smith, Bay City; J. and met a nice looking young lady, ticipated. "stranger?" said I "Stranger?", ejac­ president, and Master Eddie Abev- H. Kersey, Ypsilanti. The conven­ 1 M. B. EISMAN & nathy, secretary. tion tHen took a recess, subject ulated he. "Don't you know b*r? YOUR Why that's Mrs. So and So. Used Mr. Win. J. Kersey has been to the call of the temporary chair­ BRANTFORD BUDGET. seriously indisposed the past week man. to be Mary Smith." "Great Scott," MAY, SHOEMEN. Mr. Charles Lewis, formerly a said I. "she married, why she was Brantford, Ont. 16.—A very enjoy­ member of the Jubilee troupe, but in short dresses when I went able event, was that of the sur­ At 85 GRATIOT AVE. who has in company with his wife, away." And so it has been all prise party given Wednesday even­ Mrs. Verina M. Gilliam Lewis, been \Mi/^- this week. I find the society maid­ ing, Jan. 11th, by Mrs. Ben. McComas, giving musical and lit.-rary concerts en of to-day was the short dress­ in honor of her husband's birthday. was in the city, en route to Chicago. AfilETYl ed brigade of yesterday. Quite a number were present, and The sisters of the Ready Workers' There are but two classes of cit­ the evening was spent in cards, mus­ society, will serve a ' S" supper, Feb., izens I recognize that looks famil­ ic and dancing. • 14th at' Bethel chunli. The supper iar. One is the prominent citizen, Miss Anna Armstrong who had schedule will Include sundry season­ im<§i who has made and saved some been spending a few weeks visit­ able substantiate, ^sweetmeats and money. He puts me in mind of the ing her mother, Mrs. Thomas, return­ Buy of the Maker. sips or something to suit every one. The Plaindealer acknowledges the unfaithful servant of the Bible, for ed to New York city, Wednesday, Admission five cents. receipt of an invitation to attend the like him he must have wrapped his accompanied by her sister, Gracie. Miss Ella Brown, of Brewster Opening »(the Union Depot, on Satur­ prominence in a napkin and put it Mr. James Wilson is home from Co­ street, is visiting Amherstburg lumbus, Mo. day, January 21. A fine musical pro­ away for safe keeping, for it is friends. | the same old prominence and the Mr. Charles Jones is home from Mrs. John Pines, of Pontine, who gram will be rendered by the Fort same old money. Of all the new Buffalo, N. Y. was suddenly called home by the Wayne band. enterprises I have heard of since com­ Miss Addie Walker who has been death of her mother, Mrs. Johnson, • • • • • • ing home that give employment to spending a couple of weeks under her at Dlxboro. Mich., will be the Ruest labor or gives promise of becoming parental roof, will return to Detroit PRESENTATION CANES of Mrs. Perkins in Detroit, for a It has been over a year since Rich­ a permanent institution, not one of Wednesday, regretted by her many few days. ard B. Harrison made his last appear­ them have any of the old line monl- friends. Madame Kissieretta Jones, "the ance in Detroit, when he read at Beth­ ed men behind them. The other One of our young city gentleman AND Black Patti" will sin« in the Audi­ el church, Monday night, to small but class that seems familiar is the who has recently returned from torium, Feb. 9th, under the manage­ appreciative audience. His selections bum whose sole business is to do abroad, claims to having been mar­ ment of Mrs. Maegic Porter Cole. See were different from those he has been the public. I am sure if there was ried to a charming young lady In advertisements later. heard in here, and comprised both a bum university anywhere in this the far West. A few cling to the Mrs. K. Willette, of Clinton street, the comic and the serious. He has im­ neighborhood, a few of our home belief that the tale Is true, while DMBRELLAS. who was visiting friends in Chat­ proved in his methods and has learn­ talent would have degrees conferred the greater majority think other­ ham, has returned after an enjoyable ed the art of holding his listeners. He upon them that would be well wise. Oh! well, we'll all be better time. Is sympathetic too, and to an extent, merited. satisfied and feel more convinced Mrs. T>i7zie Ford, eldest daughter sways his hearers. That he is capable when the lady herself puts in an of Mr. Daniel Mills, died Wednesday of still further improvement, detracts By the way, you have a new appearance and claims her rightful Our Holiday Exhibit of Canes and Umbrellas is especially worthy of attention. It of last week, from the effects of a nothing from his ability to give a kind of bum since I left. He Is a possession. « contoins many Novelties for Lidles and Gentlemen, in the latest and most approved species I have never heard of before, If the young lady in East Saginaw, materials which cannot be duplicated. severe cold and was buried last most pleasing entertainment. The although I declare I do not discover Sunday afternoon from her late Plaindealer would like to have seen' who wrote to a friend in Brant­ The yery latest "fad," Pilnee of Wales Sets, Umbrellas and Canes, Handles to any particular difference between ford some weeks ago. should chance Match. residence on "Russell street. Rev. Hen­ a larger audience in order to see what him and the ordinary youthful bum The Mounting is on unique handles, the latest productions from Par's London, derson officiating. an incentive it would have had to a to read the news from the Tele­ I knew when here. They call him phone City, and espy these lines, will Dresden and Vienna, such as smoked Ivory, H >ra and Silver, Ivory and M ver, Ajrate A. business meeting; will be held more ambitious effort. a ta-ra-ra-bum or bum ta-ra ra. I and Silver, Dresden 0 iiua. C una and Silver, Buck Horn and Silver and English Nat­ by the Mlnuette Social club at the she kindly send her address to her Those who were at the entertain­ don't know which is correct for ural Woods, plain and silversd residence of Isaac Wilkins. on Alfred friend which she neglected to do. The prices range from $2.5© to $16 each. * ment had an opportunity of hearing I must confess I am not up on col­ She would be most happy to com­ street and a full attendnace is re­ loquial slang. I see a number of Our regular line of Staple Umbrellas from $1 to $6.50 each 's complete; it in quested. something about the great Ameri­ municate with her. aludes one lot of steel rod Close Hollers, with fine Natural Wood Handles whioh are can pastime—lynching. Mr. Harri­ our boys have joined this new or­ Rev. Dr. Thompson, rector of St. der. A few of them of whom I ex­ Gleaner. now all the go. Matthew's church, has purchased the son described a lynching scene that he witnessed in Alabama, with all of pected better things. They were WE ENGRAVE NAME8 FKEE'OF < II AltO E, residence of Mrs. Carey at 250 West going to school when I left the GODDARD WILL FIGHT KENNEY^ Canfield avenue, and has removed his its revolting details, and the hot­ headed cussedness of the Southerners. school of promise too. but they are St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 12.—Billy Mad­ family there. attending the one across the way den has written a letter to Profes­ The Willincr Workers' society meet When such.things are related by eye now. the RChool of adversity. witnesses they have more effect than sor Wm. Clark, stating that he would next week at the residence of Mrs. like to bring Joe. Goddard to St. C. LINGEMANN & CO. Wm. Tomlinson. 29f> Adelaide street. when they are read, and because of Young men are seldom" compelled to attend this academy, but it is Louie, to give a boxing exhibition. John Oreen and Fred Brown, took this Bethel church should have been Should he come Kennedy, the big 26 MONROE AVE. part in the contest for the welter filled to the doors. Northern people like the Castle of Gaunt* Dispair, it don't do to monkey with it too black, who has conquered every heavy weight championship of the State, have cause to be thankful that they weight In this city, and who is at the Orlswold theater, last Mon­ live in a country where justice pre­ long. I have been making a pict­ ure, in the future of two boys with known as the "New Orleans Terror," day ninrht. Brown fought Travis and vails, and where prejudice of race will box with Goddard. Further, if Tost while Oreen dronped his match does not bear down so heavily upon present opportunities equal. One takes advantage of his and the oth­ Madden feels disposed to bring God­ to Kelly who claimed to hail from them. dard here, Clark will back Kennedy Mt. Clemens. Oreen showed up well, er neglects his. Yon can imagine • • • • » • the relative state of these two boys for $1,000 and the largest purse CLEARING SALE! however, and is rated about the best "I want all the best people in the when they have become men with- that can be secured to Madden to in the State, this being his first fr<5lt to hear Miss Jones sing," said the above effect, and It Is not 'Im­ match in public. o«t me outlining the picture to Mrs. Cole. "I want to show them yon. probable that Goddard and Kennedy Madame Sissierette Jones is ac­ that the talents of colored people are will be brought together. knowledged by all to be the great­ not confined to cake walks and dance There is one thing I have noticed SILKS, VELVETS «* est sinsrer of the race. Don't fail halls, but that our race has produced here which is keeping with my ob­ to attend the coming concert at the one of the gratest singers of the age." servations elsewhere. That is the Auditorium. pronenesB of Afro-Americans to make Jim Peters wants a go at Oeo. • • • • • • monkeys of themselves. Once, while Peters, the Afro-American middle There are people who have no use on the Pacific slope, I went on a . DRESS GOODS. weight champion. for others except when they can be pleasure trip. T was hardly seat­ SALVATION ___^_———— The best remedy for rheumatism. used to profit. When this occasion ed before a band of hoodlums began Mr. John W. Gates. Petersburg. Va., passes there appears to be nothing to to sing jim crow songs to the t»f.!)b ^ W I • P MAPK Commencing Tuesday January 3 we shall offer many writes: "I used Salvation Oil for mean that can be said against them. great amusement of the whites. I odd lengths and all remnants of Plain and Fancy SILKS, Rheumatism and obtained great re­ Two new fire engines were put into turned away in disgust and the Flain and Fancy Velvets, China Silks and Plushes. lief. It is the best remedy I have commission by the city recently. If white peonle eyed me as a curiosity. ever tried and I shall keep it In the the Afro-Americans of the city would They couldn't conceive of an Afro- house." get togethert here would be no reason American, who could be entertain­ Kills all paint i There is a letter at the Plaindealer wjhjr some of their number could not ed by reading or conversation on r- j, Worth up office from Snginnw. Mich., for Miss yet together there would be no reason the popular subjects of the day in Unexcelled as All at s OC Innis Cartey. Please call for the same. some of the different houses, or as con­ preference to listening to Jig songs. A Liniment I Maud Wilson a 20 year old girl trolling one of them. They had always pictured him as One Price ^/ to $z a va.- who formerly lived at Chatham, died • • • • • •• • • a Jim crow being and tho«e fellows Indispensable in her chair at 147 learned street one "Gail Hamilton"—Miss Abagail were helping to confirm their belief. In your home! night this week. The inmates said Dodge, writes Wm. E. Gladstone a T would have felt more comfortable Buy the genuine Broken Lines and Odd'Pieces of Novelty Dress Goods, she had been In poor health for some scathing letter, in which she uses if the whole lot had been pitched time. Her body was removed to this language: "In the name of God overboard. The fellows were show­ SALVATION OIL. FDick's undertaking rooms. I arraign you, the head of the Brit­ ered with small coins while not Sold for 2$ cts. Closing AAP I Regular Prices Mrs. William Lewis pleasantly en­ ish government, for the murder of one of the donors would have giv­ tertained the Willing Workers at her Florence Elizabeth Maybrick, now dy­ en a cent to help sunport one of home on Calhoun street. Thursday. ing in the convict prison at Woking." onr churches nor would they have so Price ^y^ J 91 to 12 rt Mrs. Mirault is expecting a visit thought it profitable to have pa­ Further on she adds: "The home tronized one of the concerts given PIJCIA/ LANGES PLUGS, Ths Great Tobtcce from Mrs. Chew, of Troy, N. T. secretary of the late government, Ont ft AntWots !-Prics 10 Ct«. At all dsalsra. Entire Balance of the 36-inch .AJl-Wool "The Senate" met at the residence who began the torture; the late by A fro-Americans of talent. of Mr. Harvey Webb last Tuesday prime minister, who sustained him Not long after that I was at a Fancy Dress Groods Marked *25c to close- evening. After the debate the mem­ in it; the present home secretary, public gathering where patriotic bers enjoyed a little social intercourse who continues it—these are all as sentiments'pervaded the whole meet­ and a fragrant cup of coffee. as guilty as you, but I do not ing, but the omnipresent jim crow FOR SALE. Mr. R. C. Barnes is counsel for B. know whether they believe in a Negro was there and it wasn't long For Sale.—A pair of diamond ear­ F. Schellberg 1n his contest for a seat God. You believe in God. It is ere a' crowd of them got together rings, worth $75 for $25, piano, par­ in the Legislature. Mr. Barnes is therefore because you believe in God and commenced their unearthly ye'l. lor set, side-board and some silver­ gaining quite a reputation as #a that I invoke the witness of Al­ T slipped onietly away, cursing my ware, at 320 W. 7th street, Cincin­ Taylor, Woolfenden shrewd lawyer. mighty God while I charge you with fate, not that of my race connec­ nati, Ohio. Mrs. R. Moore of Wilkins street has the murder of the innocent woman tions, bnt that so manv of them fully recovered from her recent sick­ in Woking prison. We have been with whom I am identified, contin­ a/n-cL Com -pam y« ness. asking justice in the name of mercy. ue to make such blankety blank There will be the usual services at I ask 1t no more. I ask for justice fools of themselves, and make this Second Baptist church next Sunday only. I ask it in her own sacred foolishness so conspicuous at all JAMES CORNELL. PARISIAN STEAM LAUNDRY at 10.45 and -7.45 p. m. Rev. N. F. name." times." ROGERS' t McBayne. pastor. "T'll get my bearings by next Souvenir spoons are the rage now. Miss Dodge should have sent a week.*' PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Subscribe for the Plaindealer and get similar appeal to the pastors and —DEALER IN one. Sometime ajjo Mrs. Virginia De Bap- KNIVES MD FMIT priests of every Southern church in tiste applied for a divorce from W. E. George Peters, the local pugilist, re­ America, in behalf of the mobbed and DeBapttete on the grounds of ex­ $3.00 per doz. ferring to the roast given him by the treme cruelty. Wednesday the case PAPER HANGING Free Press says: "If the Free Press outraged Afro-American women of that section. It would have been came on for hearing and the bill was fighting editor says Kelly weighed dismissed by Judge Hosmer. DeBap­ AND FRESCOING. only 140 pounds the night of the excellent Christmas reading, when ttete was insane when the act was tournament he must have been cock­ so many Southern congregations committed, and he has since been in THE BEST 1UU CLOCK eyed. He weighed 150. I am ready have left their churches to see a the insane asylnm, ajid discharged as Wall Paper 5c. per Roll. to fight Kelly or any other man. who cured. , weighs 160 pounds or less for all the howling mob swing some mutilat- ;85'cents m I^*©« Cnrtftins A. Speciality. money the Free Press building is e d Afro-American into eternity right At your Jeweler's, •1—mm, Chmthmm, mm* L»n4*m,0n». worth. My money is ready any time In the shadow of their church spires, What Hustling Means. 59 8PRUCE 8T. DETROIT. First clan work warranted. Telephone OK anybody wants to cover it. When This word hustling means—to get the Free Press got a "rake-off" on aid have offered no protest. Can there, it means success and wealth, ALBERT SfiHAUB, flew Pirn No Accounts Kelt my fights, I was all right, bnt now they believe In a Otd? it means honor and distinction. It 106 Gratiot Ave. is the unit by which successful men The Beet Work Guaranteed. that I want a'l of my share of the re­ NOTICE. ceipts myself they throw dirt at me." i A bill has been introduced in the are measured. For a better defini­ Shirts - IOC City subscribers to the Plaindealer Alabama legislature to prohibit tion we respectfully refer our reader* For sale an elegant two chair bar­ Orin Wilson, of .Co. K., 102nd Regi­ win oblige the management by pay- white teachers from instructing Ne­ to the owners of the Detroit Plain- ber shop, with bath. Will sell the ment,, U. 8. C. T., -wae Installed com­ Collars - - ic tag the collector promptly. Don't fall dealer —one of the moat successful whole or half an interest. For par­ groes. What next, gentlemen? The products of genuine bustling of which mander of Post No. 156, Monday, Jan­ to meet your obligations. Negro goes marching on.—Living ticulars, address, W. H. St Clair, Cuffs 4c we know.—Petersburg, Va., Herald. Chotean, Mont. uary 9th at St. John*, Mich.

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Gertrude Johnson, Rust Sunday Miss Hattie Naul, of Windsor, is CLEVELAND DEPARTM'T. school adjourned at 2 o'clock. visiting her sister, Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. Carr, the evangelist, will Mr. Finney's orchestra, of Detroit, LADIES HAIR DRESSING. leave about Wednesday. was in the city Friday evening. Subscription orders and news Items OBERLIN NEWS. The purpose of Mr. J. A. Collins' re­ Yankee. for the Cleveland department of the cent visit to Cleveland was to be PkadmltMiler, can be t»ent on postal Pais box, 1214, receives all items baptised. Last Thursday evening THE CHAMPION C TY. eerd or by note to Wm. H. Rogers, on or before Tuesday of each week. •the 13th Inst, this imposing ceremony real estate and insurance agent, Plaindealer, five cents a copy. was performed with due solemnity Springfield, O., Jan. 17.—Last Sun­ 643 Erto street. The Plaindealer Fifty cents, three months, seventy- at the^Cedar avenue Disciple church. day A> as the day set apart ior lue In a short time he expects to en­ opening of the auditorium of the FINE~T"WIGS has all tne news from Cleveland, five, six months. One dollar a year. fioutJaerii and Northern Ohio, and If you like it, show it to your ter upon ministerial duties. Nortn 'Street church. Proi. Timothy the rest of the world. Subscrip­ friends. The larger tfhe clrculfaf Saturday, the Freshmen had a Scott, oi \\ Uberlorce, preached in tue • MADE TO ORDER. tion one dollar per year. Valuable tlon the more of Oberlln news. monopoly on Mr. Charles Lee's rink. morning, Rev. Williams, of the Sec­ Mr. L Vaughn is busy turning off ond Baptist church in the afternoon advertising medium for wants, lost Lorain Ix>dge, G- U. O. of O. F., found. good photos. and Rev. Roberts In the evening. No. 1817, will institute a new lodge if you want a fine sleigh or a Rev. George,W. Prioleau preached ut Orders by mail promptly attended to Cleveland, 0., Jan. 18—Mr. John of nineteen charter members In Fre­ large one, Mr. H. Lee supplies yon. each service. There was a large Oliver, of Riehmond, Va-, is stop­ mont, O., shortly, composed of Fre­ If you want a fine sleigh or a audience present and the collections ping at Mrs. Cunningham's. Mr. OH* mont's best men, and from the pres­ Gayters and his musicians play for for the day were $160.30. The even­ MADAM OCTAVIA BARNETT, •er is working up an interest in the ent outlook It assures that It will you. ing service was attended by the industrial training school for colored be one of the best lodges in the The De Frances have recently re- young men's reading and social club 531 Erie St., Cleveland, Ohio. jouthe in Richmond- So far M State. Brothers D. W. Phoenix, W. moA-ed to No. 9 Union street. in a body. The new auditorium has made a favorable impression, H. Smith and C. W. Cordin, all P. is excellently furnished and Is excel­ "In no way eon Americans to effectively in and is well received by our best tit-. U. F.'s of this lodge, have been dele­ led by none. FRANKFORT CHIT-CHAT. Jorm themtolvet on th* tubjectt that claim WILLIAM LOOK tezns. gated to do the work. Rev. R. C. Ransom will deliver an public attention from one month to another at (Late Circuit Judge.) Mrs. Benford. of Forest street, id i Last term a few of the conserva­ Frankfort, Ky., Jan. 16.—The address on the 15th amendment be­ much better, after being confined in» tory, college and town girls assem­ church organization, for several years fore the State Republican league. by reauing the NORTH AMEKICAN RKVIRW. ' doors from a severe fall during thd bled Saturday afternoons at various known as the First Independent Bap­ Chaplain George Jackson was in Attorney & Counselor holidays. homes and held informal receptions. tist church of this city, has chang­ the city Sunday. IN THE • Mrs. Jones, of Michigan, who has At times invitations were extended, ed its name, and will hereafter be Mrs. Joseph Brammie and Miss Cole­ at Law. been tb/j guest of Mrs- Kate Brown, to the boys. It is to be hoped known as the Corinthian Baptist man, will attend ' a swell reception NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW returnedhome last Thursday. that these will be started again, church. in Delaware, this week. T0U WILL ALWAYS FIND Miss Page, who has been living and it will by no means detract The "Stay" .at the residence of Mother Gammon gave a dinner to HAS REMOVED with her sister, Mrs. Page, Central from the enjoyment of these seasons Mr. and Mrs. Armour W. Blackburn, her grand-children Sunday, and Rev. avenue, was suddenly called to heil if a neat little program of music last week, was one of the treats and Mrs. Ransom report a good THE RIGHT TOPICS. His Offices to home, at Springfield, Mass-, to at* and readings, recitations and even of the season. The oratory display­ time. tend her sick father. essays be added once in two weeks. ed in the toasts given by the gen­ The Stag social club met at the BY THE RIGHT MEN, No's. 55 and 56 Mc&raw BoMi*. The weather, which is more severd A five minutes talk from some one tlemen present, were indicative of residence of John Williams last Wed­ DETROIT. MICH. this winter than was ever witnessed concerning the merits of some re­ the upward tendency of our young nesday evening, an excellent supper AT THE RIGHT TIME. fey our oldest citizen, has brought cent novel would be hailed with In­ men. The gentlemen present and was served. They meet again in The Topics »re always those which are much suffering into the homes of the terest. Of course this should not their toasts were: Professor L. G. two weeks at John Whites. poor of our city. Sickness seems to be P. Todd, Toast Master; Mr. Edward uppermost in the public mind—in mor­ be entered into so heartily as to The event of the season was the als, politics, science, literal ure, Iusmess, greater this week than usual, beiag take time from one's studies. But W. Lane,' *Our Young Men;" Mr. C. birthday party given by Mr. and contracted from severe cold and expo­ finance, industrial econ nri women to whom the world man, is taking a vacation- Is pushing forward to completion the county undertaking, success to The UNIYEHSAL ticket Miss Ahbie McFarland. of Columbus, looks for the most authoritative state­ There is some talk of running a his roomy house, which he is re­ them. between Cincinnati, Chicago*. 0.. who has been employed as teach­ ments on the subiecta of the day. No colored man for city councilman nextf pairing and enlarging. Single-hand­ Joseph Jones the boss shoemaker, Indianapolis, Toledo, Niagara fits* er in the public school at Green­ other periodical can point to sucb a suc­ Spring. The city is divided into ten ed, save by the aid of his son, and formerly with Keons Bros., has open­ ville, Ky.. is In the city visiting cession of distinguished writers. The list fit. Louis, Salamanca, Ann Aibor. districts, having from one to three on that of a friend, occasionally, Mr. ed a shop back of the Bank.. Jones la a roll of the people wbo are making her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Sage. Buffalo, Ft Warne, Cadillac- more wards in a district Tim Russell has made the changes in his and Morgan are good horse-shoers. the history, controlllctr the affairs, and Peoria and Cleveland A fourth district, which contains the house. Just one year ago, when The death of Mr. Ed. Thomas was give them a call. So are Moss leading the opinion of the age. such as 10" 11 iH and 14 wards seem to he had completed sufficient rooms, quite a shock to his many friends Bros, and Greek. Mr. Gladstone, the Prime Minister f DILEiGE BOOM be the most promising district from his family, entered It. Then he had and relatives. He was considered A sleighing party consisting of a of England; Mr. Blaine; Signor Crls-po to a thousand which to elect a colored man- Ji so very many repeated and urgent by all who knew him as a gentle­ large number of ladies and gents, Ex Prime Minister of Italy; B-iroi best pointi at large majority of the representative calls from outside—for he is an ex­ man. His funeral at the First went to Yellow Springs, Tuesday Htrsch; H. R. H. the Count of Paris the low rate colored citizens live in this district* cellent workman—that he was com­ Baptist church on last Tuesday, was evening. They return thanks to Cardinal Qibbons. Bishops Potter J)cane largely attended. The sermon was Mallalieu, FOBS, etc., etc. of two cents They own valuable property, and ard pelled to abandon It. and only work the young men's K. and L., club for per mil*. important exponents in the lity gov­ on It at odd moments. Thus we preached by Rev. Eugene Evans. the use of their rooms to meet in. ernment. We have never had a rep-* find him now decorating the front. The "Sir Knights of Friendship." as­ John Brown Post, No. 633, G. A. R., The Time when tbf se subjects are treated Bay resentntive in the city council, and But as soon as fair weather sets sisted in the services. held a well attended meeting last of by these contributors is the very time it. there has never been a greater de­ in he will have to go to Painesville, Don't fail to tell your neighbors Tuesday evening, all officers present. when the subiecta are in the public mind mand for one than now. We bcj O.. to work upon the depot there. about the Plaindealer. All we a«k A great many visiting comrades were — not a month or two after people hire lieve that a city councilman can be Time served In trades is like "bread them to do. is to compare it with present, among them were, John L. ceased to think of them. The prompt­ elected from the fourth district m-xd cast upon the waters." other journals of the same line, and Prime, of John J. Andrews Post. New ness with whieb the REVIEW furnishes -nuqj ano auiudJiu-J-vv jnoii+i.u 2Suud*$ then judge its merits, and If found York City. A number of good Its readers with the most autuorltati vein- INSURANCE ces ior a county representative, inas­ The weather was cold :ind the worthy, subscribe for it. $1 per speeches were made which were well format f on upon the topics of the day Is HID REAL KBTAT* much as the councilmen arc elected hnow as If in unison with the occas­ year, payable in advance. received. The event of the evening one of its moat valuable features. from districts composed of so uiainf ion, descended In smaller flakes and was the mustering in of two com­ GOODRICH EROS, wards to a district- .We will say, too the chilly wind was still, as rades, Robert Williams, late a pri­ Wmlkfr Bloeh DIXON CHALLENGES THE WORLD. however, that no man should put him- the four youthful pall-bearers, fol­ vate of Co. C, 122 regiment, U. S. Subscription Price $5 year 9* Wit T»rt Btruwt ing the chances for a county rep lowed by her relatives and a few New York. Jan. 14.—Thomas infantry and George Coleman, of Co., DETROIT, MJUR resentatlon would be less. In either intimate school-mates (elrls) solemn­ O'Rourke, George Dixon's manager, D/ 117th regiment. This cold snap THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, ly bore the remains of Miss Gertrude to-day published a statement re­ has caused the relief fund to run case we should have men thoroughly 3 Bast 14th Street, New rk. capable to represent us. As a coun­ Johnson from the hearse to the rest* garding the criticism of sporting down very low and the comrades cilman, he should, be a man of busi­ before the altar of the Lorain street writers about Dixon's action in re­ will give an entertainment to meet ness ability, competent, and with Baptist church Sunday afternoon. In fusing to fight at 122 pounds their indebtedness. force enough to give his people his sermon. Rev. Rose emphasized "I have asked the leading prize Be sure and call at Adams and Odell fair representation in the city gov­ the fact of being ready when the ring authorities in America," if you want anything In the line of ernment. Master calls, and congratulated O'Rourke says, "in regard to the ladies fine shoes. • Mrs. Brock, of Vine street is quite those who like Miss Johnson had weight at which a featherweight Adams and Odell If you want any­ sick. ' She has had the attention of been, were such. The loss of an only champion should fight and they thing in the line of ladles fine shoes. Hhree doctors for several days. daughter to a family can not be state with authority taught by On behalf of the Plaindealer com­ I Miss Cary Stokes who has been sick estimated. But Is what Heaven takes, experience, that 118 pounds is the pany, Mr. D. WUburn presented the for three weeks Is somewhat better a loss? With her family, so bereav-. outside limit. Richard K. Fox also North Street church with $1 at their at this writing. ed. the Plaindealer and many friends decides that Dixon will never forfeit grand re-opening last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, are By m pat hi re- his well-won title by refusing to ithe parents of a handsome boy. Mr. R. L. Kenney has been con­ fight at any weight over 118 PEORIA, ILL. ' Mr. Geo- Turner, a prosperous boot fined to his room for the last pounds. Now Dixon is ready to Peoria, HI. .Jan. 17.—Peoria was and shoe maker, was married last four or five days from the effects fight any man In the world for $10,- the scene of a very pleasant enter­ Thursday to Miss Bell Miller. of the weather. 000' and the largest purse at 118 tainment on January 16th, in the Mr. Winslow, a prominent member pounds for the championship of the form of a dancing school informal, of the St. John's A. M. E. church, Wednesday morning. snow over? world and $500 deposit is posted with with Professor Edw. Hajan officiat­ two feet. Mercury thirteen degrees has gone to Canada. Richard K. Fox to showTMxon means ing. Among those present were: below zero. A pleasant and rich party was business, and my money is ready." Messrs F. A. Hopkins, Jesse Johnson. Thursday Professor Currier lectured given this week at the home of Edw. Poindexter, Master Bertie on the man whose name our vil­ Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, of Vine Vaughn, Miss Jackson. Miss Eden, LARGE PAMPHLET street, in commemoration of the 18th lage and college bears. Notwithstand* ADRIAN NOTES ing the lecture was scholarly, the Miss R. Gilbert, Miss M. Williams, Mrs. *TPJPJ5. FORM. birthday of Miss Oneta Henderson. L. Neal, and Mrs. F. Ross, with Prof. 50 Adrian, Mich.. Jan. 16.—Miss Nel­ Mr. John Evens who has been subject itself was inspiring- lie Stafford left for Flnlay, Ohio, William Thompson pianist. spending some time at Borbeston, at Lorain the Mt. Zlon Baptist a church, Y. P. S. C. E.. was represebt- last week, for a two weeks visit. O., has returned to the city. Mr. URBANA NOTES. Evens will remain with his mother, e d by Mr. T. Bows, the 13 and 14th Mr. Robert Henry is out again, FAMOUS NOYELS. Urbana, Ohio, Jan. 18.—Mr. Isaac • I Mrs. Cunningham. Inst. The county Union Endeavor after a severe illness. Waw has found his fine hunting Mr. A. J. Wigg who has been was held there. Miss Bessie Cox, of Toledo, is in f BY CELEBRATED AUTHORS. hound. sick for sometime, has returned to In the financial sketch of Mt. Zlon the city. tils work again. church of our last issue it was omit­ Miss Mildred McCoy entertanled the Last Sunday was quarterly meet­ The excellent paper on industry, ted that most of the funds of the "White Caps and their friends, at ing at St Paul's A. M. E. church. GIVEN FREE AS PREMIUMS TO read by Mr. L. J. Price, at the Chas. Church Aid society and a portion her home, on Wednesday evening. A Elder Gazaway preached two able NEW SUBSCRIBERS. Sumner celebration, was full of com­ of the Sunday school's were receiv­ very enjoyable time was spent in sermons. mon sense and well received. ed previous to the arrival of the games, music and chat. Sleighing is all the rage here. READ OUR LIBERAL OFFERS Miss Bunch, of Ohio, is visiting I Mr. W. H. Clifford is recognized as pastor, Rev. Benjamin B. Hill. PORT HURON POINTS. BELOW. the right man in the right place. Last Sabbath morning Br. Brand Miss Cora Clinton. He will make a good representative asked and answered the reason ''why The A. M. E. Sunday school was Pt. Huron, Mich., Jan. 17.—Miss ^i is the opinion of many. men refuse Christ" in a plain, sim­ pleased by a few short remarks Maud Lavan, Mrs. George Wayner It is the opportunity ot a lifetime to [ . One of the most scholarly young ple manner, and with an eloquence from their former Superintendent, T. and the Misses Kennedy, entertain­ secure a selection of standard works and men of color in the city, is Mr. Edw. characteristically his own. Wallace, Sunday. ed company at the residence of the an excellent periodical at a nominal cost. Williams a graduate from the West­ Last Thursday. Mr. Chas. Gl«;:m wne A. M. E. church choir of little former, last Wednesday evening, in ern Reserve university, and wife, left Oberlln. the former folks is about to reorganize under honor of Mr. Wm. Jones, who has No. Author. Title, the auspices of Misses Jennie Harris been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. i Wilkie Collins—Your Money or Your Life. i Professor Willis, styled "Jim the for Colorado with the hope of nest­ 2 Walter Besant—The Humbling of the Mem- penman," was the center of attrac­ ing and Improving his health, and and Mildred McCoy. Bird. Mr. Jones left for his home lavs] blings. tion at the grand entertainment to surprise his sister's, hwo teach* On the 8th inst. the A. M. E. Sun­ in Newark, N. J. Saturday, after a 3 Charles Dickens—The Mudfog Papers. very pleasant two weeks visit 4 Wilkie Collins—The Magic Spectacles. given Thursday evening, by the Me' in Topeka. Kansas. Mrs. Gls in visits day school presented Mr. T. Wallace, 5 Charlotte M. Braeme—A Bridge of Love. mortal Post, 141, G. A. R. He is rec­ friends at Fostorla, 0. a beautiful Oxford Bible, in apprecia­ Oliver Rodney who is visiting his 6 M. E. Braddon—George Caulheld's Journey ognized as America's greatest col­ Miss Ellda Roebrts returned to tion of his labors and services as sister, Mrs. John Ford, >f Sarnia. 7 S. T. Coleridge—The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner. ored conjurer. Cleveland last Tuesday. superintendent, during the pant Ont., leaves for his home in Duluth, 8 Bjornstjerne Bjomson—The Wedding March. The religious services held in all Mrs. H. B. Robinson with her years. Mr. Wallace resigned the Minn., this week. 9 Besant and Rice—The Ten Years and Tenant. superlntendency on that date, be­ Little Kenneth Wayner who has IO Charles Dickens—Sketches of Young Couples, the churches of the city for two little grandson, left' Monday for Kr« it Mrs. Forrester—In a Country House. weeks closed last Sunday evening. Helena and Pine Bluff. Ark., to visit cause of the demands of other duties. been seriously ill with congestion is R. E. Francillon— Esther's Glove. Edw. A. Brown, a graduate of her daughters. Mrs. Terry and Miss The amount of good already accom­ of the lungs is convalescent. 13 Emile Gaboriau—Max's Marriage. plished by this flourishing school 14 Charles Gibbon—In Pastures Green. Lincoln university and a young man Adeline. Mhis Zlnka Is to spend some 15 Thomas Hardy—What the Shepherds Saw. of excellent qualities, is the most time in Cleveland, the guest of Miss but indicate the possibilities under Lengthening of Tree Trunks. J6 Mary Cecil Hay—In the Holidays. successful law student of his class. Roberts. an earnest man's guidance. i j Captain Marryat—The Three Cutters. In reply to the query whether branches :8 Helen B. Mathers—The Land o' the Leal. He has a wide and promising field Miss Floy Smith, of Vine wtreet. K. which are now too low for convenience In Cleveland. returned home last Wednesday from will get higher in time when the trunk No. Author. Title. No. Author. Title. Subscribers to the Plaindealer, her visit in Kentucky. I AfMHERSTBURG JOTTINGS. of the tree lengthens, Meehan, in his Il­ 19 Miss Mulock—In a House Boat. 35 Anthony Trollope—Why Frau Frohmann 20 Mrs. Oliphant—Earthbound. changing their residences, will please Miss Gertrude Harris, of Illinois, lustrated Monthly, says: Raises Her Price. send in their new No. to W. H. Rog­ who was in the conservatory, '91-2 Amherstburg. Ont.. Jam. 16.—Miss at Ouida—Little Grand and the Marchioness. 36 CharlesDickens— Three Detective Anecdotes Ella Thompson, of Chillicothe, Ohio, It is a general impression that the 93 F.W. Robinson—The Bar-maid at Battleton 37 Violet Wythe-A Wavering Image. ers. 543 Erie street. The Plaindeal­ returned last week to pursue her »3 Alfred Lord Tennyson—The Lover's Tale. 38 Mrs. Forrester—The Turn of Fortune's er is always on sale at Mr. W. O. studies, and is at Mrs. Hayson'n . Miss Carrie Green, of Jackson, Mich., trunks of trees lengthen, but this is not 34 Miss Tackeray—Out of the World. 35 Annie Thomas—The Mystery, and other -. ~ Wheel. Bowles, 568 Central ave. Oberlln has a cold—Rev. B. B. Hill and Mrs. Ford, Miss Brown, Miss the case. The trunk of a tree, being 39 T. DeWttt Talmage—NigLt Side of New s Kirtly and Miss Hawkins, of Detroit, Stories. has not yet recovered from thi once formed, does not lengthen a frac­ 36 Miss Mulock—The Self Seer. 4* Miss Mulock—His Littie Mother. CjttXIS ITEMS. hoarseness that has troubled h^m are visiting friends and relatives in tion, no matter if it lrres to 100 years. 37 Mrs. J. H. Riddell—Miss Molloy's Mishap. 41 Katherine S. Macquoid—The Awakening. Calvin. Mich.. Jan. 1.— tho con­ so. •£%p> -mo A branch from a trunk that is now, say, 28 Katherine S. Macquoid—Poor Roger. 42 Mary Cecil Hay—Reaping the Whirlwind. cert and social given at Mrs. E. O. »9 The "Duchess"—How Snooks Got Out Of It 43 Mrs. Forrester—Queen Elizabeth's Garden. •Mr. J. J. Walters. '93, overcome Mr. Henry Banks and Miss Lewis, six feet from the ground will have the 30 A Conan Doyle—My Friend. The Murderer. 44 Charles Dickens—The Battle of Life. Byrd's hall. Jan. 7th, was well at­ by fever ami a severe lead-ache, were married Wednesday afternoon, center of that branch still six feet from 31 Charles Dickens—The Chimes. 45 Wilkie Collins—A Shocking Story. tended and a success- by Rev. J. A. Holt. 33 Charlotte M. Braeme—A Gilded Sin. 46 Ouida—Bimbi. was competed ot go to bed last the ground, no matter how many years 33 Besant and Rice—Shepherds all and Maidens 47 Miss Mulock—The Last of the Ruthvesis. Miss Ella Day "who has been ill week. Snnday these had gone and Miss Davis, of Toronto, Ont.. the elapse. If branches are therefore now Fair. 48 Mary Cecil Hay—A Little Aversion. ior some time, died Jan. 9th. and lady evangelist and missionary to 34 Helen B. Mathers—As He Cometh Up The his distressinrr cough was better, but too low, they had better be cut off at 49 Ouida—The Little Earl. was interred in Bethel cemetery. Africa, from the Ontario conference, Stair. 50 Besant and Rice—The Case of Mr. Lueraft. he was unable to be up. once. Again, it is worth remembering Rev. Hart officiating. She was a delivered a very eloquent address Mr. Ja«. Bell was able to be at in cutting off branches that they should kind and obedient lady, respected by to our Sunday school last Sunday, church Sundav. havlnq overcome his always be cut close to the trunk or to To any ond sending us $1 for One Year's Subscription all who knew her. and in the evening led a very effec­ cold of a week previous. any main branch, so-that the wound Mr. Charley Caloway, of South tive .prayer meeting. . She is a very to the Plaindealer, in advance, we will send any ten of Cold.' having been caught from a may heal over. If the branch is very Bend is visiting friends and rela­ recently drawn tooth, was why Mr. fine speaker. the above named Famous Novels. Get a Library for large, so that the wound is likely to take tives here. Will Smith looked so cheerless the The revival of the A, M. E. church nothing. Mrs. Scott and Harris and Mr. Rob­ latter oart of Inst week. started Sunday evening. several years to heal over, it is better to ert Duiwey. are visiMng friends and Mr. D. L. Phillips' little danghter The banquet and cake walk, giv­ paint it, in order to keep the water f*om To any one sending two yearly subscribers, accom­ relatives in Lansiug- is having her first experience with en by the ladles of the Eastern rotting the wood until it is properly Star, was very well attended and panied by $2.00, we give a choice of any twenty-five of MT. Jnmes Wilson, of Calvin, and a cold. It Is ontte a severe one. healed. More good trees are spoiled a neat little sum was realized. The these great books. Miss Mary Sanders, of Porter, were Mt. Zlon Baptist Snnday school through leaving an inch or two of stump opens at 2:30 now that the In­ young people danced the hours to a cot off branch than people have any For 4 new subscribers, accompanied by $4. we will united in marriage on Sunday. Jan. away until early in the morning. 15th. by Henry Lane Justice of the terval from its close to tea time idee of. The many friends of Capt. James send the entire list of 50 books and one those handsome peace. Their many friends tender- may be greater. Out of respect to the late Miss Smith will be pleased to hear he Souvenir Spoons described elsewhere. Take advantage lid them congratulation* and best is rapidly growing better. • wishes. t I » • of the great offer

. •HssflB laMfawf'iii'asf^fla 'sTTJft'J case, says a writer in The Farmers' DUNCAN'S PROJECT* Want Their Eights. Monthly, it is emphatically the fine Chatham, Ont., Jan. 16.—Mr. Edi­ BIG REDUCTION feathers that make the fine bird to the Would Take 1500 Afro Americans to Hav­ tor:—As the correspondence for eye of a fancier. A White Crested Black Chatham has ceased, I take pleasure Polish fowl must be first of all pure erhill, Mass. in sending you the current news, white in the crest and the rest of the Haverill manufacturers are now dis­ with a few facts relative to our •IN plumage jet black or it is small of value. cussing a scheme for building a new interests. What effects us in Chat­ • Likewise the Duckwing Bantam must be factory of mammouth propaVtions ham will be interesting to our breth­ ren in other places. Our popula­ HANGING A HEAVY DOOR. a crenuine little aristocrat or it. too. ranks employing 1,500 men, in the western tion is about eight hundred. Not­ low, for, though on account of their in­ part of the town, near t what is A Plan for an Outside Door That Will known as Mitchell's Falls, furnishing withstanding this number, and our Not Readily Get Out of Order. trinsic value as producers of eggs and people are large property owners, fine market qualities we may well keep employment to 1.000 colored people Prairie Fanner illustrates a device for of the Southern States, H. L. Dun­ the township of Chatham forces up­ hundreds or thousands of Leghorns, hanging a heavy door which is described can, a prominent colored citizen is on us the separate school system, To order, comprising all the LATEST NOVEL­ Wyandottes, Brahmas, etc., not of ex­ by a correspondent who has tested it, the promulgator of this scheme. Last the only instance in Ontario. The hibition quality, when we come to the colored citizens petitioned the school TIES in Foreign and Domestic Fabrics. as follows: "To make and hang a week he laid his plan before the more ornamental breeds we demand first board to abolish this, which has door ten feet sqnare, for instance to a Board of Trade, and that body of all beauty. been recently denied. But Justice corn crib alley, take a 4 by 4-inch immediately assured Mr. Duncan of to the board requires me to state, long pine scantling for the bntt of the its support. Ex-Mayor Richard has already offered three acres of land that two of them are friends and •door and a 2 by 4 piece for the other ALBERT C. JUZEK for the erection of the building, advocates of the supplicants, and did end. Make about two feet of the upper which Mr. Duncan will accept. Sever­ all they could to grant the Just end of the 4 by 4 round, and on the Formerly Cutter for J. L. Hudson, al of the moneyed citizens have al­ demand. It is also Just for all bottom put a ring; also insert in the ready extended contributions which lovers of God and man to exclaim. bottom a ^4-inch rod 10 inches long, are ready for use as soon as arrange­ Shame! to the other three, who have leaving 4 inches out. Next, take a 2-inch ments are completed. Next week no respect* for the right of the plank 12 inches wide and about 6 feet Mr. Duncan will make a trip to citizen. It is time that the in­ long, and fasten it across under a couple Washington for the purpose of se­ consistent conduct of Christians which belie their profession should TAILOR AND IMPORTER. of rafters, or under the frieze, or if it is curing the* interest of several color- a common boarded roof, then directly ored capitalist. Beside the estab­ be uncovered. They claim to have a common Father, and one interest under the roof boards, and nail the roof SILVER DUCKWING GAME BANTAM AND lishment of shoe factory. Mr. Dun­ 5 Miami Avenue, second door from Monroe Ave. of a common brotherhood, and then boards firmly to it, letting it project WHITE CRESTED BLACK POLISH. can proposes to Institute a cotton and woollen factory, thus provid­ refuse to worship at the same shrine fifteen inches from the end of the build- White Crested Black Polish when well and send their children to the same bred are strikingly handsome fowls. ing work for five hundred more colored men. schools. The worship of Brahma, They invariably command the admira­ by the poor creature in India con­ The erection of the new factory tion of visitors to poultry shows who sisting in the devotees not having will begin in early spring, and will may indifferently pass by the more com­ any dealings with those outside of add materially to Haverhill's pop­ mon breeds and wonder what it is in their grade, is consistent with their ulation and prosperity.—The Cour- pure bred fowls that so many people profession, becnuse they believe ant.—Boston, Mass. profess to fltucy. The Polish, or Po- Brahma created the four different lands, as they used to be called, have grades, and that he forbade a man Binney Corrected. been bred pure for many years, as they of one caste becoming a member of To the Editor of the Plaindealer: are one of our oldest members of the another, but christians profess to —We have been reading the "His­ l>elieve that "God hath made of one standard family. But old as the breed tory of James G. Birney, and his blood all nations of men for to is, thoroughly good specimens are none times." written by his/ son, with dwell on the face of the earth," ATLANTA UNIVERSITY, ATLANTA, GA. too plenty. Fanciers who delight in a good deal of interest, and find therefore that man who claims to breeding for fine points, and who prefer some statements that we don't feel he a christian, and opposes the right ^EXD for our Catalogue, and see vhat a good education we can give a fowl that when they do succeed in disposed to pass without contradic­ of his brother to an equal oppor­ ^ you, under the best teachers and on the most reasonable terms. getting it up to a high standard will be tion. Truth is what we all should tunity and moral privilege is in ap­ Grammar, Normal and College Cours>es, with industrial training and A SECURELY HTJNQ DOOR. something they may well be proud of, seek after, and in presenting facts pearance, nt least, a hypocrite. the best unsectarian Christian influences. Advanced students especially tag. Make a 4-inch round hole per­ it will be necessary to give some often find much recreation and genuine Our foe, from the gulf to the pendicularly through the roof and of our own history. We were in desired. HORACE BUMSTEAD, President.' pleasure in a yard of White Crested lakes is a common foe. But wifh the anti-slavery movement as early through the plank, and directly under Black Polish. the sword of truth and lawful means as 1837 and attended the State anti- this hole fasten in the ground a block or A game without good shape is nothing. we shall put to flight the legions slavery convention in Putnam, Ohio, large square stick, boring an inch hole In no other breed of fowls does shape of error, and bring the woes of in 1839. saw James G. Birney there four inches deep in the end to hold the the master upon the heads of scribes, count for so much as in the game. and heard him speak, and from that iron bar in the lower end of the 4 by 4. Pharisees, hypocrites, or in modern Perfection in the Silver Duckwing Game time forward we kept well posted "This latter can now be slid through terms, unjust officers and false teach­ Bantam means, so far as shape is con­ on the history of that gentleman. Peninsular Savings Bank. the upper hole and the rod lowered into ers. Many victories have been won cerned, a long slender neck, broad shoul­ Now we would not listen to any by us. In Buxton, two miles dis- the hole in the block. To finish the door ders, small, low carried tail and long man speaking a disrespectful word tance^ from Chatham, the majority 40 West Fort Street. nail boards on the inside of each post legs. Duckwing Games are housed at of Judge Birney, without contradict­ of the school board is colored. A and put on a brace as" shown, for which ing him; we always considered Mr. small expense, as they take up but little white brother, more holy than his Capital, - $500,000. purpose a good fence board will do, Birney an earnest christian man, space, and their food costs comparatively brethren, declares he can not stand nailed to the upper end of the 4 by 4 worthy of the confidence of the little. They lay well, and for the di­ it. and swears that he will send Four uer cent Interest 'paid on Savings Deposits. just below the round part. The door whole community. Yet while this minutive size of the fowls the eggs are his children to the parochial schools is true, we think it is unbecoming Accounts solicited and every accommodation extended consistent with safe can be taken off its hinges at any time large, very palatable and nourishing. of the Roman Catholic church. Rev. in his son in writing his history, to by raising it out of the block at the The chickens are plump and have de­ Poindexter became one of the school banking. under value and belittle such men bottom. I have four of these doors ten licious flesh. Of course, when profit hoard of Columbus, Ohio, helped Miss as, Wm. Lloyd Garrison; Wendell JOSEPH B MOORE, Cashier. feet square, which have been hanging Miss Hattie Hall, a member of his alone is the object, larger breeds of Phillips and their co-adjutors, because for eight years, and they have never church to secure a position as * fowls must be kept. they were not politicians. Now, been out of order, with the exception of teacher in the mixed schools of said some times men over shoot the TATE OF MICHIGAN.-Sult pending in Cir­ perhaps the first ones. In these I did not city. Miss Hall will remember that cuit Court for Wayne County in chancery, Cranks on Dress. mark by pandering to their own S T encouraged her to attend the whtrein IDA T. 0'NKIL U> complain nut and RICH- mse the iron bar in the 4 by 4, but let it There are indeed all sorts of cranks on family pride, and then blame others AHD P. O'NKII, is defendant. Normal school preparatory to such into a 3-inch hole in the block, and the the subject of meu's furnishings. There for the same offense. Satisfactory proof appearing to this court, by a position. She thought it useless Manufacturer and Dealer in affidavit on file, that defendant is not a resident •door would freeze fast and twist off; the are those that will have suspenders for of this state, but is a resident of Cleveland In the every pair of trousers—a good idea—and at first, but upon encouragement iron bar will always work." On page 333 of this work, we White Wash, Kalsomlne, Paim, Varuteb State of Ohio, it s ordered that the defendant ap­ they will all be costly, high class articles— she prepared herself. Hence it is pear and answer the bill of complaint within four find the following: "But when his­ reasonable to assert, elect our fath­ Hone Scrub Shoe, Hair and Cloth months from date of this order. Southern Grown Seed Potatoes. and they will get even on neckwear or Detroit, Nov. 4,1898. some other phase of attire. Then again torians shall have cleared away ers to sit with the school boards This is a question of considerable im­ CORNELIUS J. REILLY, there are neckwear fiends—and this class is the rubbish heaped by vanity's ignor­ and prepare our sons and daughters BRUSHES, ETC R C, BARNES. Circuit Judge. portance to all and especially to those growing—that will do with one pair of ance and family pride, upon the for the positions offered, and the 87 Gratiot A.v».. Complainant's Solicitor, 28w6 living in the southern states. It is facts of the early opposition to the DBTKOIT. A true copy. ordinary braces—wear low priced shirts present difficulty will be remedi »d. nor SAMUEL STEWART. Deputy Clerk. claimed by many living in the northern and go the limit that finer neckwear costs slave power, they will award this Mr. Shadd, the principal of o lr states that seed should be procured from in the leading shops.—Clothier and Fur­ honor to James G. Birney, that he public school deserves much praise the extreme north. North Maine or nisher. saw more clearly than uny other DETROIT.GRAND HAVEN A MILWAUKEE R'Y for the unselfish part he took in WM. GEIST. LOUIS R. OEI8 north Minnesota potatoes are in demand, one man of his times the true path, Depot foot of Brush street. Ti ains run by Cen­ Training; His Employer. followed it more closely, kept the trying to abolish the caste school tral Standard time. ^.n Oklahoma correspondent writing to system; for, had we succeeded he Leav<» Arrive The Farm, Field and Stockman says: "In The story is told of an English butler, who end more steadily in view, and by •Grd Rat>ids & Saginaw Ex. 6:5 t am 0:!5pm had been employed in several Boston fami­ common recognition of friends and would have no doubt lost his posi­ •Orand Haven £ Chicago Ez 10:90 a m 4:05 p m Kansas, Missouri and this territory Iowa lies, who got homesick here and went back enemies, became and remained un­ tion as instructor. He sees, with •Grand Rspids "sprees 4:05 p m 11:50 a m potatoes are used largely for seed and in other rising young men of our race, •Pontine Suburlan f>:.V>pm to London. When he applied for a place til the sudden close of his public- tChicigo Express with sleeper 8:45 p m 7:45 a m many places for household use. Some and showed his last recommendation dated career, the trusted and honored lead­ that our recognition depends large­ tNight Kxpress with sleeper. 15:45 pm 7:00 am buy stock seed every year, others every Boston he was told that no Englishman er of the party of constitutional re­ ly upon our success to have a com­ •Daily, Sundays excepted. +Daily, a Trains leaving Detroit at C.'O a. m.. 10.50 a. m., two or three years." From what he has wished to employ a fellow spoiled by lax sistance." mon interest, sympathy, and school American methods. So he has been driven with others. It is the testimony 8:46 p. m. and 10.45 p. in connect at Durand with done and observed he concludes that What is all this but family pride trains of Chicago & Grand Trunk for Chicago *•> back to Boston, where he is now supposably of most stu'dents in our university, where there is a good soil and in sec­ and eelf-glorifying, and we hope no the West; also for ftaginaw and Bay City. 6.50 a. training his employer to be severe with him colleges, seminaries and high schools, m. and 4.05 p. m. trains have elegant parlor oar tions where potatoes do fairly well, man acquainted with the circum­ in the English fashion.—Boston Transcript. where all irrespective of race attend, attached there will not be enough difference for stances of those stirring times, will Chicago Express has Puluzan sleeping and Buf. that their colored brothers have fet cars to Chicago daliy. three years, to the raiser of home supply award Mr. Birney any more honor Troubled with the Fog. been misrepresented, and even bitter Night Express has sleeper to Grand Rapids than will be given many other good daily. only, to more than pay him for the A child who had never seen a fcg except Southerners In these institutions of men, that stood in the front of the Sleeping car berths can be secured at general added expense in getting northern seed. in California rushed to his mother i much learning have been converted into ticket office, 18* Jefferson ave, cor. of Woodward battle. From the report of tests with nineteen excitement the other morning to tell her firm advocates of our rights. Mr. and at the depot foot of Brush tr. et. 6n page 368 of the same history, E, J. PIERCE W. J. .•IPIOER. varieties of the Missouri experimental that it "was growing California." Thesame C. Shealsholer, a fellow student, he tells us that up to 1840 it was City Ticket Agent. Gen'l Manager. station are condensed a few facts for small boy, who had had the peculiar state said that he was told that the probably true that 99 abolitionists the benefit of southwestern readers. Of of the atmosphere explained to him, was Negro was Incapable of advancing noticed later in the day blowing with all bis out of a hundred were church mem­ the nineteen varieties, in a test of three in higher education; he did not bers; and the clergy as a body might upon the window pane. When re­ know differently until at sixteen years, ten of them produced best from monstrated with for dimming its clearness contained more abolitionists than he began his higher education at northern seed, five from seed raised in he explained, "I'm trying to get all this fog any other class in proportion to [WILLIAM GEI8T.] COOK AND THOMAS' Donison university, where he churned Missouri one year, and four from seed out of my mouth."—New York °o*t ' their numbers. This was recogniz­ with Henry Beasley. a colored man. raised there two years. Taking two ed fully by Mr. Birney. This last Hearing Turkeys. Thank God! that the lies about us standard varieties known everywhere, statement we pronounce an abso­ NEW BANNER A poultry woman in a letter to Ohio are being made manifest, and that Getst Bros., Beauty of Hebron for the first year gave lute falsehood, as the clergy were Farmer advises those who have broods the truth reveals him to be a hap­ the most deadly enemies we had to 257 bushels per acre, second year 327 py addition to the industrial, ed­ of turkeys which they want to prepare contend with. In 1841 when we bushels, third year 223 bushels. Early ucational and religious interest of for market to make a change of diet an endeavored to established a track Rose planted in same way, 446, 420 and the world. BARBER SHOP important feature. She says: 858 bushels respectively. Of those which for the U. G. R. R., we knew but Cornmeal mixed with a sprinkle of I will state a few facts that gave equal or better yields after having one minister of the gospel, in the Brush Street between Ma­ pepper and pulverized charcoal will fat­ counties of Coshocton and Holmes, in seem to me to be prophetic for been grown one and two years there, ten quicker than will whole corn. Every Ohio, that we felt safe in approach­ the abolition of the separate public comb and Gratiot Ave. the correspondent thinks, they are all of other day 1 make a mash of small pota­ ing to give us assistance in that school system both North and South: the later novelties in potatoes, and per­ 73 Gratiot Ave. Hear Miami Aye. toes, scraps of cabbage, pumpkin par­ business, and that minister, Rev. Geo. The Berean college, a few miles Messrs. Cook and Thomas take pieasur haps this may account for their greater from Frankfort, Ky., is composed of ings, etc., boiled soft, slightly salted, Gordon, now sleeps in a martyr's in invltiug their many patrons and the gen vigor even under unfavorable circum­ both blacks and whites—not blacks Detroit, • Michigan. and a few handfuls of bran or meal grave. And for an historian to try eral public to partonise their new shop ' on stances. to make the people believe that the and Indians as at Hampton's Indus­ iTelephone 3318. added. This served warm is relished, of the finest" In the state. Every conveni­ clergy were right on this question, trial school of Virginia. The Mc- Prolonging the Tomato Season. especially in the morning after descent is a slander upon them. If the Mickan university, of Ohio has a col­ ence. First class workmen. Every thing from their airy perches. Wheat, oats The season of tomatoes can be mate­ writer may chance to read the his­ ored professor of biology, Mr. Turn­ new and neat.' Pleasant quarters, (all. rially prolonged by plowing or spading or screenings are good. Being unable tory of Wendell Phillips, written by er by name. Wonderful changes up a piece of ground upon the approach to obtain shells, I utilized all the broken Meytn, he ought to feel somewhat a quarter of a century has made cf frost, and after smoothing it down dishes by reducing them to fragment* cheap for what he has written. for us! Let us continue to watch small enough to be swallowed. My tur­ for opportunities, to labor to secure Hot and Cold Baths, nicely, pulling up the vines laden with In the same year as mentioned them, and not forget to pray, that iillillD STEAM LAUNDRY green or partly ripened fruit and spread­ keys never wandered from home be­ above we attended a general Synod WITH bfJOWER or PERFUMERY. our common Father, who has fixed ing them over the ground about a foot cause I always fed them punctually of a very orthodox church, to find Bath Rooms reserved for Ladies Fri­ the bounds of our habitation, may 196 Randolph Street, in depth. If these are covered with when they came trooping homeward out what they would do in regard days, 2 to 4 p HI Complete servioe. give us the desire of our hearts. straw mats or loose straw to protect from their daily quest, from the woods to the slavery question, but the Mr. Henry Weaver and Mr. Isaac Lyceum Theatre Bio*** against freezing, uncovering in dry time, and fields. Never confine them when subject was not mentioned even in Holden, were unanimously elected Cook & Thomas, Prop. the warmth of the earth will ripen the fattening. Feed liberally, and then let prayer, and one reason was the to the Council Chamber of the them seek such additions to their diet at clerk of the synod, a few years be­ Lace Curtains and Prompt fruit as perfectly as did the sun in Sep­ Township of Chatham. We all re­ tember. Farm Life tells of a truck nature prompts. fore had sold his Ncprroes in South Carolina, pocketed the money and joice. fanner who tried the experiment last came to Pennsylvania to teach men Miss C. Blackwell has returned Work a Specialty. , year, with the result that he made more righteousness. And the church at home from Washington/ Her fath­ money from what was ripened in that Goods CaHed Foi And Deliver* It is prognosticated that Nebraska will that day had no rebukes for such er is feeling better this week. Is Your House or way than from all he had previously be growing more tobacco than sugar conduct. Miss Lewis, of Toronto, will read Telephone 4-4rS. sold. His last picking sold neadily at beets in the year 1900. I* Boyd. here to-morrow night. Household Furniture fifty cents per basket, showing'that with The cosy residence of Mr. Henry Not a few of the farmers in western Springfield. Ohio. Dec. 14. '92. tomatoes, as well as with many other Jacobs was the scene of a very New York believe that it pays to have kinds of vegetables, late crops are mora tasty wedding, Wednesday evening. cows come in in the fall. AN AFRO-AMERICAN JEW OUTRAGE. was exemplified by the variety and profitable than early ones for farmers Jan. 11th. the principals being Miss Against Loss or Damage by worth of the presents. Almost living near good markets. The cranberry crop for 1893 is esti­ Jackson. Miss.. Jan. 12.—There is Laura E. Jacobs, of this place and everything that young housekeepers mated at 700.000 barrels, 50,000 barrels considerable excitement here over re­ Mr. Charles T. Cherry, of Chicago. » ORNAMENTAL POULTRY. require was among them. The orna­ less than last year's output ports of outrages committed against At five o'clock, Mrs. Bella Hunton wealthy Jews in Southern Mississippi. began playing the wedding march, mental was not forgotten either by Silver Duckwing- Game Bantams and It is reported that it was demonstrated If Hot Grt Tour Mmf Wrmm H. Hillock, of Pike county, has been and in a few minutes the happy those who brought or s%nt presents. White Crected Polish Fowls. by tests made last month at the Chicago the principal sufferer at the hands couple stood before the Venerable Mr. and Mrs. Cherry have the con­ Among the many varieties of thorough­ stockyards by representatives of the of the white caps. Within the Bishop Hawkins who performed the gratulations and best wishes of the TrV. W. FERG1 SON bred poultry generally recognized as United States bureau of animal industry la*ct two months he has lost 27 ceremo ,v i'i ins usual felicitous way. citizens of Chatham. worthy of propagation and admitted that lumpy jaw, in a mild form at least, tenant houses by fire. His Afro- The bride was assisted by her sinter. FIRE INSURANCE i to the American standard of perfection is curable and is not dangerously conta­ American farm hnnds have been or­ Miss Helen Jacobs, while her brother Has your subscription jip'red? are quite a number which may be classed gious, if at all. dered to leave the country. At pres­ William supported the groom. The Look at the yellow label on this ent he maintains nn armed guard at paper and renew at once, if you wish REAL ESTATE AGENT. as ornamental. Some of these feathered The main reason why shallow cultiva­ bride wore cream silk trimmed with his private residence to keori it lace, with orange blossoms at her the paper continued. beauties are, it is true, also profitable to tion succeeds so well with the onion is. Office 101 Criswold St* the poultry keeper, but nevertheless it is from being burned. Mr. Hillock throat. After the happy couple according to A. A. Crozier, because the Quite a^nvmber of our mbtcribert are in l tnJPHOMC seR DETROIT. UK*. not a misnomer to call them "fancy" claims that he \\I\K lieren damaged had partaken or the wedding supper roots grow best in a compact soil, and nt least £."0.000. and says he will with about* eighty of their friends, amort for their eubtcription. We will deem poultry. Take the subject of this illus­ the explanation which attributes the gen­ Or »9S Atfrom Btroot. tration of a White Crested Black Polish move to New Orleans. • TrVnAfro- they left on the evening train for it a great favor if the* vnU at once remit. eral practice of shallow cultivation 'to Americans are being driven from their future home in Chicago. Miss cock and his companion in the cut, a The yeOow lal*l on your paper ehowt the the supposed shallow rooting habit of the all plantations owned by Jews and Jacobs was one of Chatham's most Silver Duckwing Game Bantam. In their plant is erroneous. labor Is demoralired. i . popular young ladies, a fact which time to which your. *ubtcrip1»m is patd. 7 equal to a gold mine. Money roll­ COLORED BUSINESS MEN . ed in and Ball made a competence Continued from page one. annually. The fame of the art gal­ lery reached Boston and Frank Les­ After his death his son took to the lie sent a special artist to make M BAMS LOAN OFFICE stage, went to Europe, married a sketches of It, which appeared in Kslnbllslicil In 18UO.: German girl and foreswore al­ the Illustrated in 1850. Ball was legiance to the United States. He a high niver. He was so elated 31 * 33 MICHIGAN AVENUE, is now a German citizen and lives at the distinction which followed We have on hand a very large and complete line of in Paris France. his first venture that he was ready At the Northwest corner of Fifth to try anything which it seemed Fall and Winter Overcoats, pledged with us during the and Sycamore, Samuel Wilcox estab­ might possibly make a showing. Summer, which we sell at prices ranging from $5 up­ lished a grocery that for elegance He invested and lost. At last he and completeness was without an bought a panorama and went to ward. Also a complete stock of Tailor-made Misfit Over­ equal. Professor Peter H. Clark Europe expecting to come back a coats which will be sold at one.half their original price. was one of its clerks and Judge millionaire at least. He was dis­ James Fitzgerald a messenger. A appointed; got broke and had to Money loaned on all goods of value. At the high school in Stamford, yet shall shine. large fine and paying trade was ac- borrow money to get home, where Ct., there is a young colored lady We are coming, coming boldly, cored it at once. The clerks were on his arrival he found his business a native of Boston, Mass., who 1B Though the Nation greets us cold­ kept busy. One after another the run down, badly in debt and rival­ an instructor in Latin and Greek. ly: steamboats sent their orders for sup­ ed by a new firm composed of his She is the youngest daughter of Mr We are coming from the hillside and plies to Wilcox. He prospered and brother and brother-in-law under the DETROIT CLOTHING CLEANING AND REPAIR .CO., Geo. W. Lowther. It is stated also the plain. waxed rich. Alas! He began to title of Ball and Thomas. J. P. W. G. REPP, Prop., With our scars we tell the story pay attentioh to wine and women. Ball took into partnership Col. Bob. that she sings in one of the large Harlan and fun began in the news­ white church choirs of that city. With the cane brakes wet and gory, His son followed the father's lead. 481 OHAMPLAIN ST., Cor. Dubois. """SSL* Several of the clerks joined the pro­ papers through the business rivalry • •••••••* Where our brothers' bones lie bleach­ Orders by mail or telephone promptly attended to; Goods called for and delivered ing with the slain. cession. In a short time the pace of the two firms. Ball finally suc­ in all parts of the city. Orders finished on short notice. Miss Lou Wallace, the only color­ became so rapid that the profits of cumbed and went West, his broth­ ed contestant in a declamation con- We are coming, coming singing. all the groceries in Cincinnati could er died and in a few years "Thomas Our thanksgiving hymn is ringing. Price Price Prtefr teat of twelve girls in the high not have sustained the gait. His sold out and retired. OVERCOATS. school, at Monmouth, 111., took the For the clouds are slowly breaking COA.T6, TROUSERS. credit, good at one time for $100,000. The Wilberforce, hotel on the South Sponging and Pressing $1 00Lining , Worsted 826 Scouring and Pressing 76 prize, which was a beautiful gold now away, Scouring and Pressing 1 00 Satin 500 ran down until the bankers hesitated side of Second (then Columbia) street, CI«anio* and Pressing 60 watch. And there comes a brighter dawn­ at two or three thousand. Seeing Pressing 76 Silk 8 CO S r on u i • g and Pressing n ing, between Sycamore and Broadway, Sleeve Lining • from 75c to 8 00 Lining, Sle TO.Cotton, ''6c- l M SpoDging 9* One of our greatest women is Miss the crash inevitable he gathered to­ was doing a good business in 1833. Bincing, Wonted from ti to 4 00 " Silk 8.75 Shortening 86 It is liberty's fair morning, gether what he could, t ook his frimd-s Silk from $3 to 5 00 Shortening 85 Lengthening 50 M. C. Jackson, of Atlanta universi­ We are coming, surely coming, clear About 1850 it was succeeded by the Velvet collars. Velvet 76 Lengthening 50 Re-beating 7fc wife and left Cincinnati forever. Velvet Collars, Velvet 75 ty. This excellent young woman the way. Hotel Dumas, on McAlister street, be­ Silk 126 Dyeing ) 60 tween Fourth and Fifth. The Dumas New Set Buttons 35 Bilk 185 graduated from A. TL. in '85. has Less matured, therefore weaker, his Lining, Serge orlta'ia S-' 50 to 3 »0 SUITS. Yes. we come, our stepping's was built especially for the purpose TESTS. since done praiseworthy work in son died beofre he left, so that no Satin from $6 00 to 7 00 Scouring and Pressing 8 06 steady, blood kin remained to mourn his and was completed in all its ap­ " Silk 1 00 Scouring and Pressing 60 Athens, and in various places In Dyetog a 85 Sponging and Pressing 1 86 Florida and is now one sf the best And our power is felt already— enforced and sudden departure. pointments. A large and paying Sponging and Pressing 40 f-poDging T5 God has heard the lowly cry of the patronage was accorded it and it Re-lining, Cotton 50 New Buttons en Coat and Yes* 6 teachers in our Southland. She will Poor fool! Nearly all men stand C04TS. " Sance T5 Double Breasted 40 oppressed: adversity, but how few contain was especially favored by the Creoles Scouring and Pressing 140 Silk 150 Dyeing 8 86 doubtless be the first governess of Binding, Worsted 75 the State Industrial school for girls, And beneath his mighty frown. themselves in prosperity. I^ater on. of New Orleans, both white and col­ Sponging and Pressing 75 ored, with whom it was a favorite. Sponging 60 * Silk 185 to be located at Savannah in con­ Every wrong shall crumble down, Keith and Sanderlin opened a fine Binding, Worsted 800 nection with the colored college- When the Right shall triumph and grocery on Fourth street. They During its career it was in charge " 8ilk 876 People's Advocate. the world be blest! prospered, but not so rapidly as of Sandy Shumate. A. S. Thomas Jos. H. Perkins and others, all of them 1 presaed for S2 per month. asxie In advaae • • • » •• ••• -The Planet, Richmond, Va. they desired or expected. They re­ "If your hand is broad don't wear tired from business and moved West, old steamboat stewards. where each became wealthy. Keith rings on the little finger," says an WHAT IS A WIFE? The St. Charles hotel at the authority, "as this accentuates the dving and leaving an estate of over Southwest corner of Sixth and Broad­ width, and if your hands are long, The pretty school teacher for a $100,000. way, conducted by Charles Jones, Pants made to order $3 00 and upward. no matter how white, don't load little divertisement. had asked her Mr. Reynolds, of Maysville. Ky., had only about forty rooms, but Suits made to order - $17.00 them with Jewels, this will add to class for the best original defini­ opelfe^ a first class retailing store was a very respectable rival of the Overcoats made to oider $17.00 the horny look. ft is better to tion of "wife." and the boy in the on Fifth street, between Main and other two. keep them ringless." corner had promptly responded, "A Walnut. He did a good business, It is hardly necessary to say that Give us a trial. Our expenses are low and we give our rib." but for some reason sold out and nearly all the barber shops belonged customers the benefit of it. W. O. REPP, Mrs. Nancy Garrison, a colored She looked at him reproachfully, moved away. to colored men. The stewards of Cor. Dubois and Ohamplain. lady, at Holly Sprinjrs, Miss., has and nodded to the boy with the Robert Gordon came here from Vir­ the leading hotels, who purchased the longest hair of any woman liv­ dreamy eyes, who seemed anxious to ginia with a good capital and open­ supplies, hired all help, etc., were ing. She is 60 years old. wears her say something. ed a coal yard in partnership with colored men. Nearly ail the cofec- hair in three plaits. The side plaits James A. Clark. They did not agree, tionery and fruit business was in touch the floor, while the plait be­ "Man's guiding star and guardian the hands of colored men. Laundry angel," he said in response to the and after a short time Clark re­ hind drnsrs 2- feet. 9 inches on the tired, Gordon continuing the busi­ work and whitewashing was all done floor.—Globe Democrat. nod. ness. Coal dealers with small capital, by colored people. Expressing, team­ "The helpmeet," put in a little began to spring up over the city ing and hauling was largely our A COOK BOOK FREE • < • • • • "A voice from the South" is the flaxen-haired girl. like mushrooms. The large opera­ business. I have not named all nor name of a new book recently plac­ "One who soothes man in adver­ tors combined and determined to nearly all the business men of the ed on the market by the cultured sity," suggested a demure little crush the little fellows out, especial­ earlier period of the city's history. and scholarly Mrs. A. J. Cooper, of girl. ly "the Nigger." At that time the Llewellyn. Granger Butler, Luke King, Every Housekeeper Needs a Reliable Washington. I>. C, grnded schools. "And spends his money when he's only source of supply was by way Dennis Hill. I B. Delaney and others • ,'••• ••••• flush." added the incorrigible boy of the river. Gordon was a I have chosen to leave out. Saloon Cook Book. In the corner. shrewd, cunning and far-seeing man, keepers as Alta Payne. (Old Shady), The granddaughter of Ex-President Sol Adams, John Picquette, etc., I Russell, of Liberia, is a student of There was a lull, and the pretty, comparatively illiterate, but pos­ dark-eyed girl said slowly: sessed thorough business intelligence. leave out. The several excellent Tuskeecee Normal school at Tuskee- "A wife is th envy of spinsters." printers and newspapers of that TO ANY ONE SENDIN6 US $1 FOR ONE YEAR'S ADVANCE gee, Ala. Trained in the coal business, he time I leave out. The large class • • • • • • "One who makes a man hustle," had managed to save enough from The venerable widow of the late was the next suggestion. of professional people I leave out— SUBSCRIPTION TO THE PLAINDEALER AND TEN earnings his master gave him to not because they were not a part Bishoo Alexander Campbell, who lives "And keeps him from making a purchase his freedom and bring to fool of himself," put in another girl. of the body politic, but because I CENTS FOR POSTAGE WE WILL SEND at Bethnnv, W. Vn., celebrated her Ohio a capital of several thousand think'they may be taken for granted. 90th birthday recently. "Rome one for a man to find fault dollars. He had packed two yards with when things go wrong," said with the season's stock and was A person caught teaching a col­ THIS HANDSOME BOOK FREE. a sorrowful little maiden. supplying his customers from two ored child across the river then, The Plaindealer is In receipt of the "Stop right there." said the was a candidate for the peniten­ engagement cards of S. Jose' Wilkin­ two or three of his boats lying at the pretty school-teacher. "That's the wharf. Suddenly the price of coal tiary, with good prospects of get­ son, of Santiago. Cuba, to Miss Jewel best definition." ting there. Yet on this side we Al Jacobs, youngest daughter of Br. at retail was reduced to lower Later the sorrowful little maiden than barge rates. Gordon com­ maintained three private schools for _H^EwJacobs. of Natchez. Miss. The Household Cook Book sidled tip to her and asked: colored youth, not including the bride elect is a young lady of cul­ placently locked his yards, tied up "Aren't you going to marry that his boats and supplied his customers high school, which graduated such ture. Mr. Wilkinson has traveled very handsome man who calls for yon men as Hon. P. B. S. Pinchback; BY MISS E. NEILL. extensively, and now that he is re­ by transferring their orders to his nearly every day?" enemies, who unsuspectingly made Professor Peter H. Clark; Joseph H. A Handsome Cloth Bound Volume. vived to settle down in life, he "Yes. dear." she replied, "but with Perkins; Thos. Ball John I. Gaines; has the good wishes and blessings the deliveries. Most of the small us nothing will ever go wrong. He dealers were thus starved out. Dr. Commodore Buekner and others. 315 Pages. of his many acquaintances. The wed­ savs so himself." ding is to take place at a very The capitalists proposed to recoup- The inquisition now being made Printed from Large, Clear Type on Good Airlv date, in consequence of the erate themselves by high prices lat­ into this matter is timely .and a health of the groom elect, and after ANOTHER FRIEND GONE. er in the season. Alas! The river good move on the part of the lead­ < Paper. making a tonr through California, New York, Jan. 13.—The funeral froze and not a ton could be ing men. It is well to ask ourselves they will settle down in Santiago. of Miss Sallie Holley, widely known brought here. In a brief time it "where are we at?" Many reasons Cuba. for her anti-slavery work before the developed that Gordon had about may be given why such a show­ ing as I have endeavored to por­ ForEvBrydais use in all liomss. war, was held this afternoon from all the stock in the city. A few Miller's hotel, in' West Twenty-sixth other dealers solicited his assistance tray, may not be made to-day. Can OW to cook, and what to cook, are vitally important and street, where she died Thursday in filling contracts but he "had no we find a remedy? Will we apply H exceedingly complicated problems. On both these rocks WE ARE COMING. ourselves to effect it when found? many a household has suffered shipwreck. To buy food and evening. The services were con­ coal to spare." Sympathy, he de­ spoil it in the cooking, or to cook food and spoil it in the serv­ By Miss .Torie B. Heard, Philadelphia. ducted by Felix Adier and Professor clared was not an element of business I trust so. ing, are either of them deplorable blunders. Nobody is fed Very truly yours. . and strengthened pleasurably by these failures, but somebody Davidson, and the body was taken life, and he never forgot a lesson once is sure to be irritated, and possibly sickened thereby. Cook The words as originally written are to Rochester, N. Y.. for burial. She learned. L. D. Easton. good victuals well and serve well-cooked victuals temptingly ; Cincinnati. Nov. 17, '92. then will the family board rival the hotel board in attractive­ "They are coming." We have taken was the daughter of Myren Holley. Gordon raised the price of coal ness, and the family boarder will be well content at home. the liberty to change them as they who was well known as a reform­ from 6 cents to 12. to 15. to 20. appear.—Ed. i er over fifty years ago. and a prom­ to 30. The newspapers declaimed FIGHTING CLASS LAWS. inent member of the liberty party. and the price became 40 cents. The We are coming, coming slowly— Miss Holley. soon after she left city council appealed to the gas COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. We are coming, surely, surely— school, began delivering anti-slavery company to release a part of their The Citizens Committee Beady to Send its In each avenue you hear the steady lectures, and twenty years before stock for the sake of the poor. Cor­ Gate to the U. S. Supreme Oonrt. OVEB 1000 RECIPES, TEIED AND FOUND QOOD. the war was prominently identified tread. don charged 50 cents and refused to Monday after handing down its in the anti-slavery movement with CATSUPS, ICES, CREAMS, From the depths of foul oppression, sell more than half a load, twelve decisions, the Supreme court pass­ SOUPS, FISH, William Lloyd Garrison. Wendell BREAD AND BISCUITS, CANDY MAKING, Comes a swarthy—hued procession. and a half bushels,"to one individual. ed upon several motions. Among MEATS, Phillips and Ralph Waldo Emerson. POULTRY AND GAME, CAKES. BEVERAGES, Aid victory perches on our banner's They threatened to mob him and the these was the application of coun­ After the war Miss Holley went to VEGETABLES, DESSERTS, ^ PUDDINGS, head. price went to 60, to 70, to 80 cents. sel for a rehearing the famous West Virginia and taught a school SAUCES, SALADS TEA DISHES, PASTRY, We are coming, coming slowly— The railroads then began bringing Plessy case, which the court re­ for colored children in Lottsburg. PICKLES. BREAKFAST DISHES, PRESERVES. We are coming; yes, the lowly, in a few loads and the distress fused. Northumberlnn county. The school was relieved. His earnings for that No longer writhing in our servile house was hurned by indignant The next day Judge Walker filed bands season are estimated at from thirty the defense's petition for an ap­ Valuable Hints on Marketing, Canning. Invalid Diet, l>eportment white citizens of the town. Miss to fifty thousand dollars. From the rice-fields and plantation Holley purchased a small tract of peal to the United States Supreme and Etiquette, Medicine, Etc., together with a Comes a factor of the nation, land, built another house and con­ One more lesson he gjvve the com­ court with the necessary document And threatening, like Banquo's tinued to educate the poor colored bine and he was ever after respected, for a writ of error. The order for Department of Miscellaneous Recipes for all Housekeepers. ghost it stands. because he was fenred. A train of the issuance of the writ was grant­ children there until a few weeks about thirty cars from the Musking­ We are coming, coming proudly— ago. ed Thursday hy Chief Justice Nieh- um valley was on its way to the olls; the required bond was sign­ How to cook/and what to cook, are the wo topics discussed in this volume. The suggestions, We are crying, crying loudly; given a.'e not such as an inexperienced editor might collate and combine in quantity, regardless ot city. A meeting was hurriedly call­ ed by If. Paul Bonseigneur, and the quality ; but they are the results of long and careful domestic experience in houses where these two- O, for justice from the rulers of ed by the dealers to form a combi­ the land! NEW COOK BOOK FREE. transcript is now being made and arts were studied and practiced. Skilled housekeepers of large experience arc responsible for evtry- nation, purchase and divide it up. j when completed will be mailed to recipe and hint here given. They have tried and tested these matters of which ta«y write, and And that justice will be given, happy is the young housekeeper who can proiit by their wisdom. The Price Baking Powder Co., Chi­ Gordon heard of the meeting and ap­ Judge Tourgee. who will take it For the mighty God of Heaven cago, has Just published its new cook peared there to demand his share. In order to profit thus, care is needed and much study. This book on a shelf in the kitchen will Holds the balances of power in his I to. Washington and present it to not ait as a charm to prevent burning the beefsteak or toughening the pie-crust. Nor will the mere book, called "Table and Kitchen," Some advocated » refusal, but when the august trihunal, and then will reading of it transform the careless girl into a thrifty manager of home. The book must be read, hand. complied with great care. Besides studied and obeyed. Do the things here directed and realize the benefits here portrayed. "Practice he announced his determination to be made the final test, to ascer­ makes perfact."—provided it be wise practice.* Otherwise it spoils everything. 1. Prayers have risen, risen, risen, containing over 500 receipts for all break the pool unless he got it. they tain whether American citizenship Cook books are numerous, but it is believed this, the latest and best will surpass them alL kinds of pastry and home cookery, L.l From the cotton fields and prison; weakened and came to terms. One confers equal right and equal priv­ Though the overseer stood with there are valuable hints for the of the elements of his strength lay. ilege on all citizens. lash in hand; table and kitchen, showing how to no doubt, in the fact that no one company or officer can compel a set a table, how to enter the To the present able counsel in colored passenger crossing the-State Groaned the overburdeend heart; ever knew his financial worth. When the case, the Citizens' committee Not a tear-drop dared to start- dining room. etc.. a hundred and he died his estate was variously esti­ line to go into the jim crow car, our CfiBS. Latchsun, Jr., one hints in every branch of the will add other great legal lumi-' Supreme court having declared the But the slaves' petition reached the mated at from $150,000 tO $500,- naries, and a battle royal will be glory land. j culinary art. Cookery of the very OOO. law as applying to interstate travel Watchmaker finest and richest as well as that fought in vindication of American unconstitutional. Let this fact be We are coming, we are coming. of the most economical and home A story is told of him that he once manhood and equal rights. > remembered and let every interstate andjeweler. From away in tangled swamp, ] like is provided for. bought $60,000 of United States And thus while Democratic politi­ colored passenger act on this prin­ Where the slimy reptile hid its "Table and Kitchen" will be sent j bonds in the Lafayette bank. He gave cal Journals are mnslng on what ciple and it will greatly facilitate poisonous head; postage prepaid to any lady patron his check in payment. The first im­ Is best for the colored citizens, and the efforts of the committee to force Through the long _ night and the sending her address, (name, town and pulse of the teller was to call an advising them that it is wisest for the infamous statute into innocuous Repairing a Specialty. day, state) plainly given. Postal card is officer and have him arrested for a them to acquiesce in the operation desuetude.—New Orleans Crusader. We have heard the blood hounds as good as a letter. Address Price crank. Discretion prevailed, how­ of the obnoxious statute, and as­ 1 bay ever, as the bank upon which it suring them that the Jim crow car 63 N^ onroe Ave., Baking Powder Co., 184. 186 and OUGHT TO BE SPANKED. While the morass furnished us an 188 Michigan Street. Chicago, 111. was drawn was only next door. The works no hardship to them and was humble bed. teller rushed in there almost breath­ not instituted to do them injustice Springfield, Ohio, Jan. 12.—Mel. Detroit (Mention if desired in English. Ger­ less, to inquire about it. The pay­ man or Swedish). or to humiliate them, the Citizens' Brown, a precocious Afro-American We are coming, rising, rising. ing teller told him to accept a committee goes right along, unmind­ youngster, aged 15, eloped with And our progress is surprising. $100,000 check if offered, and when ALWAY* THE FIRST. ful of the gratuitous advice, and Alice Smith, about the same age, By our brawny muscles earning he returned to Gordon he was obeiqu- determined to render totally inop­ and is supposed to have married her. * daily bread; It is a singular fact that in al­ ionsly polite as to occasion embar­ erative the oppressive law which It The youngsters eloped from the I)i- Though our wages be a pittance, most every thing of importance the rassment. has already disabled in so far as bert street school. Brown swore Wanted! High School and Business Still each week a small remittance, colored people take the Initiative About 1848 or 1849. J. P. Ball it applies to interstate travel. the girl was of age- The police College graduates and school teach­ Builds a shelter for the weary step. Moses was first to lead a established at number 28 or 30 West are after them, but have no clue toiling head. The colored citizen is not moved ers desiring to become eligible te lost people, ont of darkness; Han­ Fourth street, the first daguerreo­ by a sentiment of "faux amour pro- of their whereabouts. appointment to lucrative positions We are coming, we are coming— nibal was first to cross the Alps; type gallery of the West. It be­ pre." He knows that the law la under ti»e government at Waehtngtoa Listen! You win hear the hum­ Simon was the first to help Christ came the rage to get your - picture an attack on his manhood and digni­ —Edward E. Cooper, formerly busi­ D. C to write as once for tall ming bear His cross np rugged Golgotha; taken and Ball's gallery soon ac­ ty. He knows that the statute vio­ ness manager of the Freeman, of In­ and complete mstruetlons, pamphlet, Of the thousands that are falling Crispns Attncks struck the first quired a national repntation. It lates his constitutional rights, and dianapolis, has received at the hands ClvU Service Examination qa—ttrrss, into line; blow at Boston in the Revolution­ wa* a wonderful thing that a he has the courage to recent the of the Indiana legislature, an ap­ etc. rVJee oae Dollar. There are doctors, lawyers, preach­ ary war; Copeland shed the first man should be able to collar the unwarranted Invasion, and he will pointment. Address only ers; blood in the late civil war, and snn force it into a box and compel not ceaW hil efforts to have the the Haytien government is the first Has your subscription expired? Civil Servtos A axillary. There are sculptors, poets, teach- it to do artistic work superior so law annulled until they are crown­ Lock Bos tOt, to dedicate it building at the far ae accuracy and expression are ed with success. Look at the yellow label on this D. a World's fair,—it is simply indicative. concerned, to the work of any por­ And right here we wish to em­ paper and renew at once, if yon wish Men and women, who with honor —Exchange. trait painter living. The place was phasize the fact that no railroad the paper continued. I

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