Afro-independent. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1888-1???, 1888-09-22
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Hon. E. NJ. Wilson will have a walk
away..
Special sale ON gents fine shoes at A. G.
Peil, 80 East Seventh street. If
The AFRo's foreign circulation has
doubled.
mo negroes need apply''-Million-
aire Merriam.
Ladies call at Peil's 80 East Seventh
street for low prices on fine shoes. If
They say the local scribe of the
AFRO is dandy.
If you want roomers or boarders
advertize in the AFRO.
Go to Murphy Bros. for cloaks, dress
goods and fiannels, 142 E. 9TH ST, Ryan
Block.
We have not begun TO fight yet, but
when we do we intend to make things
hum.
Fine shoes made to order and repairing
neatly done at A. G.. Peil, 30 East Seventh
street If
Who can the Republicans nominate
that will pool more colored votes than
Hon. Edmund Rice.
A furnished room suitable for two
young men. SO per month. 533 w.
9TH street.
Go to Allen & Co., for neat, nice
and genteel livery, $50 E. 9th ST., and
corner 9Th and Cedar.
The AFRo-INDEPENDENT is not
campaign sheet, but fixed factor in
the politics of the northwest.
Best line of boys and girls school shoes in
the city and reasonable prices, A. G. Peil,
80 East Seventh stseet. If
The illumination during last week
was great. Much praise is due Mr.
Van Slyck for his efficient manage
ment
Coll II. Saunders the eloquent
democratic negro orator paid us call
and predicted Il great future for the
AFRO.
Go to Allen & Co., for neat, nice
and genteel livery, $50 Z. 9th ST., and
corner 5th and Cedar.
Mr.. H. A. DeLeon formerly second
waiter of the Ryan Hotel left last
week for St. Louis to reside perma-
nently.
st. Paul is to have larger Ice Car
nival than ever, this winter. Prepare
tons have already begun to make it
the most unique affair ever witnessed
in America.
Wanted-Boarders and roomers.
Rates moderate; location good. Apply
% w. 9th Street, Mrs. Luella Smith.
Messrs. w. w. Mccoy and G. T.
Jackson have opened first-class
Tonsorial Parlor on jackson St., be-
tween 9th and 9th, which they have
christened the palace Shop" We
wish them success.
Col. ID. H. Saunders, colored, lad.
dressed the 9th ward Cleveland and
Thurman club last Monday night, he is
a forcible campaign speaker and is
booked for several speeches in Mime
apolis and st. Paul.
Have just received a new line of
millinery goods consisting of the latest
style in hats bonnets, feathers and bird
ornaments. Miss Mary Martinke. Isl
West 3rd street.
The ST. James S. S. officers held a
meeting at the residence of MIR. t. II.
Lyles last week and elected the follow
ing new teachers: Mrs. Russell, Mrs.
Barry, Mrs. Parker and Rev. j. NJ.
Henderson. Assistants, Mr.. Ford and
Mrs. G. w. Matthews.
The summer has passed and the va
cations are over. and the smiling faces
of so many teachers can be seen no
more about our city, they having re-
turned to their field of labor, all claim
ing that the sanity city is the one
among many to spend vacation.
Mrs. Chas. S. Sweed. wife of the
managing editor of the AFRO INDIE
PENDENT. left last Wednesday eve for
the Pacific coast over the c. st. p NJ.
so. via Council Bluffs. Kansas City
and Denver. She viii spend the win
ter in the land of '.sunshine and orange
blossoms.