Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-20
CHICAGO.
DOings of the Past Week In all
Parts of the Great Metro
polls Of the West.
The APPEALS News Budget,

pOilS or the West. .
The APPEALS News Budget,
The cold weather is coming and the
price Of coal is going up II
How to keep warm will soon be the
question of the hour.
Subscribe for the APPEAL and read il
regularly, and save coal thereby.
Regular reading of the APPEAL will
impart glow and vigor to the system
which will enable it to withstand the
cold.
Read the APPEAL and it will cause the
bright red blood to circulate in the
veins, giving warmth to the whole body.
The APPEAL is good for the circulation.
1t has the largest circulation that q
Colored journal has ever attained in
Chicago.
The APPEAL folded and placed on the
chest forms the best protector against
the wild winds that howl through the
city by the lake.
A case has been reported where the
APPEAL was cut up and used as an insole
for shoes giving warmth to the feet.
The ladies prefer the APPEAL to cut
patterns out of, as they can read the Cos
sip and make dresses at the same time.
Read the APPEAL it will bring sun
shine to your homes and make them
bright
The APPEAL is a house warmer. In
one or two cases it made the tempera-
ture so hot in the house that the folks
had to move.
The APPEAL is an excellent church
warner. It excels furnace.
Some of the good sisters and brothers
who were heated by the APPEAL a
month or two ago have not cooled off
yet.
Bead the APPEAL, keep warm and be
happy.
Remember
De Croy Drill Corps
Central Hall, October 81.
Mrs. Eugene Hale is still quite sick.
Mr.. John Douglass continues quite
ill.,
Mrs. Mary Washington has been quite
sick
Mrs. NJ. Liggins has returned from
St. Louis.
Mrs. Bell Henderson is on the sick
list this week.
Be sure to see Miss Hatcher at Frei-
berg's Nov. LIST.
Mrs. Josie Everett has returned from
her Western trip.
Mr.. J. L. Branham who has been quite
sick is convalescent.
The Hatcher-Davis Combination at
Freiberg's November LIST.
Mrs. Josephene Jackson of Aurora
spent the week in the city.
You must read the APPEAL to be we'll
informed about Chicago affairs.
Mrs. Clara Jones, now visiting St.
Paul is expected home next week.
Look out for an entertainment to be
given blythe Colored Walters Union.
Mr. Thos. H Sanford, of Quincy, has
come to Chicago to reside permanently,
Furnished rooms for gentlemen only,
at Mrs S. Giants, 2l36 and 213S State
St.
Good furnished rooms for ladies an
gentlemen at Mrs. Annie Williams, SIT
State st.
Miss Allen of Cass Co., Michigan is
the guest of Mrs. D. S. Scott $50 W.
Madison St.
All musical instruments are taught at
Daymon & Sweres' Academy of Music,
800 State ST.
Miss Lucy Griffin has removed to 1927
State St., where she will be pleased to
see her friends.
Mr.. Harry Duncan returned from St.
Louis Monday. He had delightful
time while away.
No Colored man who has a particle
of honor or race pride will vote for
Hertz for Coroner.
The Colored voters will scratch Hertz
and so will the Scandanavians. Things
look bad for the Dane.
Mr.. Willie White took a run down
from Wisconsin this week to visit his
mother Mrs. Mary White.
Mr.. Chas. Stewart and Miss Elizabeth
Butler arctic be married November Is.
Charles tired of living single.
Mrs. f. Downs and her sister Mrs.
Read are in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Harrison 1909 w. Lake st.
Mrs. T. W. Henderson is expected
home in a couple of weeks. The Rev.
says he is quite tired ofplaying bachelor.
If you fail to receive your paper regu-
larly, report at Office or send postal to
G. f. Adams, 1926 Dearborn St., rooms
l3, IA, Is.
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