The American Missionary — Volume 43, No. 03, March, 1889 by Various
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CLIPPINGS FROM PAPERS EDITED BY COLORED MEN. The only colored daily paper in America is printed at Columbus, Ga. It is a four column folio, neat in make-up and well edited. COLORED EXHIBITIONS TO THE FRONT.--At the recent Virginia Exposition Mr. J.C. Farley, the colored photographer, was awarded the first premium for his work, for which he is to receive a diploma and medal. Our esteemed townsman has entered a new field and ascended to the topmost round of the ladder at one bound. A COLORED PRIZE WINNER.--Give a colored man a fair show and he is certain to give a good account of himself. One of the notable college contests in Illinois is known as the Swan Oratorical Contest, and is held annually at Lombard University, at Galesburg. This contest was held Thursday night of last week. The first prize was awarded to Burt Wilson, a colored student, who lives at Galesburg, and is one of the most promising scholars in the university. His oration is said to have been an unusually brilliant effort. WHAT THE NEGRO HAS DONE.--In the South there are now 16,000 colored teachers, 1,000,000 pupils, 17,000 in the male and female high schools, and 3,000,000 worshipers in the churches. There are sixty normal |
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