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turned home looking hale and hearty.—The fourth Sunday in October the Baptists of Cincinnati and vicinity will hold a grand mass meeting of Baptist schools. The meeting will take plaoe at Zion Church, aud the public are cordially invited to attend. Mr. George Hays and Geo. O’Banuon are the movers in this meeting. Success is already assured.—According to recent statistics the colored people of Texas own over l.OOU.OOO acres of land and pay taxes on #20,000,000 worth of property. They have 2,(X)0 churches, as many Bunday-schools and benevolent societies, ten high schools, 2,500 common schools, 3,000 teachers aud 125,000 children attending school.—Mr. Archibald H. Grimke, of Hyde Park, Boston, was last week appointed editor of the Beacon. The Herald has two colored writers, Miss Lillian A. Lewis and Mr. J. Gordon Street. The Globe a reportor, Robert T. Teamoh, This is progress for the colored American.—Mrs. Lizzie Terry, Miss Jessie Russell, Mr. John White, Mr, and Mrs. Daudridge and daughter Luberta, Miss Ada Pettigrew, Mr. Reed (Smith, Mr. Robert Rausturry, Mr. A. J. Woods, all of Charlestown, W. Va., are In the city.—Mrs. Eliza T. Triplett lias returned fromRichmond, Ind., where she went to attend the funeral of her son-in-law, Mr. William H. H. Bettler. *—Mrs. Lottie Blackburn and Mrs. Mamie Vinegar, of Beventh street, have returned from a pleasant trip to their old home, Georgetown, Ky.—Mrs. Jennie Barnett Watson will leave Wednesnay evening to visit friends in Charleston, W. Va., Washington, D. C., and New York.—Mr. W. T. Merbhant, a relative of Hon. Wm.Copeland, has returned homo to Eagle, W. Va.,alter a very pleasant visit in our city.—Mr. John R. Rudd, of the American Catholic Tribune, left Tuesday for an extended *tripthrough the^New Eneland States.—Cadet Flipper, who acquired considerable notoriety at West Point some years ago, is now an officer in the Mexican army.—Mrs. George O’Banuon, after spending five weeks with friends at Oxford, has returned, much improved by her visit.—Miss H. P. Jacobs, of Natchez, Miss., ks visiting lrs./J. M. Troy, of Lincoln avenue, WestWalbatBlltat* j .—Mrs. Milton Williams, of Oliver street, hasgone to Piqua, O., to remain with friends for alew weeks. T—Mr. and Mrs. Fountain C. Lewis are visitin; the Colored Fair at Lexington, Ky.—Mrs. Citizen Thomas has returned after visiting friends in Georgetown, Ky.—Mrs. Louisa Keith has gone to Chicago to remain until September.—Mrs. Amanda Redd, of Georgetown, Ky., wasin the city last week.—Miss Annie Bristow has gone to Baltimore,Md., on a visit.—Rev. W. A. Burch spent last week in Indianapolis, Ind.
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Sun, Sep 15, 1889
Page 15
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