Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-20
MINNEAPOLIS MAT TIERS
Sunday School Teacher Resigns
Rev. Lomac's Success
Visitors to the City.
Little Locals.
Go to Altman & Co. for your winter
81, SO and IS Washington Ave.

Go to Altman & Co. for your winter
clothing, 81, SO and IS Washington Ave.
South.
Mr.. John Allison, who has been ON
the sick list for some time, is able to be
around again.,
Look at Seglebaum's Bargains on Srd
page and give them \ call. Cor. 3rd st.
and N1collet Ave.
Go to Nexsen & Williams for Ladies'.
Gents and Children's fine footwear.
No. S27 Nicollet, Ave.
Messrs. K. L. Williams, S. A. McFar-
land and J. @. Adams of St. Paul were
guests at the Glyndon House Wednes-,
day.
For the best % cent meals in the city
90 to the Glyndon House No. PIG Third
street South. Mrs. George Williams,
proprietor.
Mr.. B. w. Buckner and Miss Rosie
Hill, of st. Paul were over Sunday last
for Sunday school at the st. Peters. A.
M. E. school.
Subscribers in this city who do not re-
celve their papers have only to drop
card to the manager q. w. Mitchell,
224 Hennepin Ave.
We present to our readers this week
an invitation to visit the ''Big Brighton
Dry Goods and MILITARY establishment
and ask call from all. $40 and 52I
Washington Ave. S.
The most complete clothing house in
the city may be found at nos 81 and SO
Washington Ave- South, Altman & Co.
Read their 'sad" ON 4th page. They are
leaders in their line.
Rev. G. H. Thomas has shown him.
self to be one of the most enthusiastic
Sunday school workers we have ever
had in this city. Last Sabbath at the St.
Peters A. NJ. E. school was an attend
ance Of 81.
Miss Ida Gibbs and Miss Celia Robin
son, of st. Paul, were the guests of Miss
H. M. Grey last Thursday evening for
tea. Those present we're Mr. and Mrs.
Grey, Miss Al. Coleman, Miss J. Nelson
and Ralph Grey.
Last Thursday evening merry group
OF young men and Kisses gathered at
the residence of Miss Mammie Myricks.
in honor of Miss Ida Bundy, of N. Y.
The pleasant affair was in the form of a.
surprise given by Miss Nancy Bludsoe
and friends
Rev. F. Lomack, who was called to
the pastorage of the Zion Baptist church
OF this city Aug. 4th, has raised up to
Oct. LIST, $224.91 which has been appro-
priated to the liquidation of their debt,
on their church property on Fillmore St.
between Spring and Summer SITS. East
division. He has also taken in three
members and expresses that his future
prospects are splendid.
A number of ladies and gektlemen,
met at the st. Peters A. M, e. church
Monday evening and after considerable
discussion they succeeded in organizing
an "Aid Society" which will be auxiliary
to the church, with the following officers:
Mr.. E. A. Mite hell, president, Miss
Mlttle Boone, secretary and Mr.. c.. c..
Carter, treasurer. The feature of this
society will be of a literary nature.
Mr.. Ambrose Marcy rendered his
resignation as teacher Of the St. Peters
A. M. E. Sunday school last Sunday.
He has been one of the most faithful
and earnest Sabbath school workers I
have ever seen, having attended and
taught in two schools every Sabbath for
over Is years. He left last Tuesday for
Wisconsin where he has secured for
himself and family a farm. Being one.
OF the Oldest citizens of this place he
has made many friends who regret his
departure.
Bear in mind the fact that ssThe Crv-
stall" J.. A. Segelbaum, proprietor has
moved to 2l3 Nicollet Ave-, and also,
that there you can get the best of hats,
caps, gloves, shirts, underwear and
everything in the line of gents furnish
ings. Elegant satin and silk scarfs Tor
only % cents worth 70; heavy under
wear plain and fancy colors at SI.CO per
suit worth 81, gloves of every descrip-
ton at lowest figures Try 'sThe Cry
staP' when you wish anything in the
line of gents furnishings you will find it
to your advantage.
Old and young, greet and small
!. Come to SCI US, we invite you all.