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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23

MORTGAGE Whereas. default has
w hecn nude In tho payment and conditions
OF ao tan, multshst h'arlR Gate tie first
day Ot oct her. \. u. lsSs. executed Iv Jener-
son lr1tt and Elizabeth rutj his wife, to j. ".
Noutigrl. Fred uand Muutipcl, Martin NoutIpel
aud John Schw RI. compos ~ the trm of j. NJ
lont 1+tN CO.. aud recorded in Z G fhce of
bo hvel terui uct Is ul Gratiut {. uuty. Mivh.
-Ju, on tho twenty first day uf November a.
= lu Llhcr i""t Nor e"gcs. on pTg" 30
va 81 hlch sud mrrtgHg" wa, on the eleventh
iay ga -, crmh"r, \. -. los, du y assigned hv
b. said J. ". Nontigel y Co TO William o..
tohH- %: MA assignment recorded in the of.
go" OF the said Register on the 2eih day OF
cct mp' 7. ~. Do, 10 SlheT 1 of Mortgages
~ page l,2, md
Whor a.. tho amount claim d TO ho due and
unpaid on aid otts re al this date is two
puudtcl aui thlltle ight dollars md forty.
-Arce cents - = % and "A further sum OF III.
i'gn =. 900 dollars provided ~ statute . : nm
ttIneN ice lu cas 4 foreclosure. md no
'uit 'r pr feeding having been inst tuted at
HW or chanccry 10 ccuNcr IN" amount due
1utu'hm 'itgug' or any art thereof whei cuy
rhc power Ot All. contain, q in said mortgage
natI ec'mC oIer. tive, now therefore.
Notice s hereby CIV. u that by virtue OF
1id power 90 sale ~ sid mortgage &C. ntained.
and iu putSuat CO e the tatutc IN sub cases
mud"ond provided, the said mortgage will 10
orr closed TO saiisty the amount duc on such
mortEa2e tog' thcr with all other legal costs
md rNl cncr- " reason OF this foreclosure
by q sIle Il the premises therein dcscrib-
% AT public auction 10 the highest bid der az
he front don Of the Court House in the
village OF Ithaca. IN the county OF GrHtiot that
being the place of b, lding the Circuit Court
TOR said cuuutyIon Friday, the thirteenth day
OF April, 81 Is, ~ 10 O'Clock in the fore.
noon OF said IN which said premises are
described us follows. tow it 4: The southwest
one quarter "a of the sou't west one.
qualt T. ti1l OF section six ~ in the town
mi of Arcuda, Gratiut county, Michigan,
tho snIn" being 40 acres OF land in town eleven
80 north ut rtugc three 3 west. said pt mis-
90 viii % soli subject tu ~ mortgage OF seven
hundred dollars given to VIM button. Febru.
AIRY ,tu 1853 upu recorded February 18th 1888.
100 hlcr iuot mortgages on rage 2a5. which
con-tt,utcs the ii 81 mortgage against said pre-
misses
Dated jan 18th SIS.
", y, BAELKL, WILLIAMO. Johnson
AT V Tor Assignee Assignee of Mortgage.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23
SEC. Board School Examine
Farm Tor Sale.

| offer the 200 acres situated OH sec
ii II | aud =, in Sumner, known as the
Hamilton Prlcllald farm, Tor sale. On
tie place are 3 dwelling houses. | large
frdmg Darn. | medium size frame barn,
com iuI~r, "a superior lrtut orchaI'.
4u.,pu" living water. The >"il Is 81
u, st ANA well adapted ion '"ti
uaiY ana stock The place IS wei.
suited tor dividing into 10 acre parcels.
ana | will sell the whole or amy less
number ot acres. a.d solicit prol osit-
ions. Address me at Adrian. Mich.
4G6-5w VIM. II. Waldby.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23
t1n,cA TO II. LOUIS AND ALMA
IT. LOU, AND ALMA TO ITHACA.
Connections

Detroit, with Railroads d.vcrging.
PlYmouth-Fllut a Pcre Marquette Rv.
south Iyoil-Ioicdo. Ann Arbor 'dTr'nk
ty An Line Div. T. liy.
Tr"wbrldpc -ChiCngC n rand Trunk nv.
L1us ug-~u2 uiv. ofM.. Il. r.. l. axe shore
\ VI chigj II southern nv.
lOnia-D. C. H.. n ". Ry.. and stanton II. X:
II ward CITY and Hap.dsA Indiana a x
~ il ". VI. ky.. and Il. al. X
fnst 81 iumw-Sap. Div. Of VI X. r.: F.&
+. " Hv., + II q n. r & II.
j. B. MULLIKEN. cuI Manager.
~f'"~ENTER. Traffic Man. Detroit.
rrneru lOihces Detroit. Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23
-ntraLns aalls. cxccnt snndnr.

vfr-H+;ht Mauhattcn Junction with Wheel
lng ~ Lake Erie:at Lexis junction with NJ. .,
hu TO-. ~ NJ e.; at Monroe Junction with
t'li 900 ttni,h L. a " =; az dundee with
80 o." U,d Is a NJ. AT Milan Junction
VIA iiuiitr wtl ION B. ahash, - l.. a T.; AT
ft-nclu with \ psiianu branch l.. ? 4 NJ ::
tt % 90 thor With ". 81: al - nth Lyon with
y. L.. a y, and Tat Hamburg with ". A.
Oia, division r: at Howell with u Ian;
40 b"idnd Win q r., and ID a NJ; at
Il ~ ioul~ with ID H.. y, and {. V. 81. L.:
INA with ID. l.. y y; at Mt. Plea an, with
tx d.. w.. ~
W. II. BtNNErT, en-. Pass. q Fr't Ag't.
II. W. siLll IN. SLp't.
do , eeut. lima.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23
Teachers Examination.

The spring oerieS OF examinations Ion
Glatiot county. will be held a. follows
ITHACA. THURSDAY MARCH lst lsss
II. Lotus, FRIDAY 10Th
ALMA. FRIDAY APRIL 9th "
APPLICANT, are required To be present
during the entire examination. Wlicl
viii commence at one o'clock p. II
FIRST and second grade certilicate'
granted only from the regular examin
hion. held March lst. For further in.
lurmatiou in regard 20 requirements
md rules. apply to the SECRETARY.
GLE, L. BROWN.
SEC. Board School Examines
FoK ~ALE:-A good second hand :
hor,c power engine cheap.
HIT. j. NJ. Montlgel y Go
The undersigned is prepared To serve
oy sters in every style. at all hours. al
h> restaurant west of ii y. Delevan >.
:. e.. Hopkins.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23
A Pair ~ Qu"~r A-'Is,s.

Thirty years ngo Edward Cri,land. a
young artist Of Cincinnati. exhibited q
painting OF considerable merit at the Ne
chanics' institute there. Some one ruined
the painting by thruSjing a canc throue Gil
the canvas. md the arlist grievcd so ever
tbe loss that his mind beramc unsettled
snd he Disappeared He fell In with an
other artist. = Young Scotchman. namel
George Bryce. who was also 81 unbal.
anced mind and imagined that lie was not
his yeputcd fathers son. These two con.
genial spirits hcame very close friends.
They went back 10 Cincinnati. where their
parents lived. and rented u little buck
room. and have lived tncrc ever since. un-
known 20 any OF their friends. They snld
but an occasional painting 10 supply their
wants. and now Ia ir walls are covered
with really fine paintings. inferior work
Seing DESTROYED 10 make room, for better.
Their friends have only recently discov.
ered them but the artists refuse 10 have
tnvbi2S$oho with them, Ur W wi pic
satS "S &3ASAS " rli1
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23

MORTGAGE ALE Whereas default has
4sI been MAJ ia the payment OF The
nancy secured tA a moit-utc odttd tht ! m
dly oil adruarY % ths year b - sN cktVutt q
iY tHtiottr 81 .irw, col Ptuc ttftr Gutt at
county Michigan a. Dane b.. sullivan o. the
sam, pisrc, BIS uiCl "a e. MORTGAGE Ua~ O. yutdel
boo thc ouccol Tie r'ei~teru. dttd~ ottut coun-
O. ol 6rll.ot. 300 ihDr e. ol moItlH-c- ON page
~ pt tt.t 20 uH. cd JutautFIu tIc year / 3d..
ANA Wntrtas IA amount claimed 90 lc due uu
.alt iuOl tEta, geo tnr date OF the uutHcC D. tine
SUM uI TAu thu..lri and thitH HIne dollars
nti ittrtttt unt ,1 lnill't -tu 90 twcnty
ne dollars al, au d|ttnruc! fct stipulated Tor
tn -aIu nurtragc uud Nnich l~ tlo Wuoi
amount clam 'l fo hs bpc ara uulaIuo u -ild
u uItE. LC urI IO -ft az IluCp"lfi Y having
been Instituted cttuttuf t3W GO fn.I .tY. - le-
murtgs-c or uty gar, thereof whereby the
puWtr OF sale contain Al lu sail mort-aec
id- DCyOlu Op. rt.IVt NOW q. rotor. notice
D. hciC.S -tN.u tiat ly NIttuv o. the -ald
power 81 safe ANA IN Insurance 81 the
statute IN such Cf-C- mloc amt prov n o..
0t the premises thereon described ut public
uuct OutOthc highest bidder. Uf the trnut uoor
Ot tlCCOurt h0u-p. Tor the county Ot GrIuOt.
IA The village al ithuct, in said count ON thc
no DAY o. April, A u lNH'at uIuo - clock on
the IurD noon OF that olN. VIII ch ~ulu premises
wit: III southeast qIurtvi OF ID" non tuwc~t
quarter aud the uorthca~tq rartcI otthc-1uth-
west quarter. dll ON section tnIrty-turC' tS g,
toWUeh twelve A.. north e. range three 3d.
west 900 ,d county 81 Cat OF ana slate OF
on gan.
DUsd January 'i.A.D.1 s..
J&Nt- Is WRt. HrA-pLI WRIGHT,
atty etuI MOit. '.r.
DAHL. SULLIVAN,
Morte9sec.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23

NTOtJC CE SALE.-p IuDIt avlug lccn
4s4 mAuc lu ihr pak oi "a e. rtaIn mort
.dbc uduc duu OAtIIlod Us Jouu p. COurtet,
j id i uurtcr, Do WIlt, az {, q township
Ot umutr, tOLuty 90 GIui o. stale OF AiID
i-an TO 'lUt;uutt tIl Oi stockton, y " lOrN.
Ou thc httttuth day o. Crmbcr ana re-
corded iu thr O,hC o. the register e De- dis scr
GIttlut tOuntA, NlCh yam. Ou TN .-nl uAs a.
December, I.e-, al . e. cock p In, 90 IL. T. t,i
mortgages. ON page ! 70, aud upon Nnich molI-
lug there rs CaIm q 20 be due aud unpaid at
date ul TINS notice Iur pr nCipul and interest
tuc ? m OF three huudrtu aud tvcntY collar
ana forty thltt cents Is. .43 ana no prDcccu-
lHl- having u'Cu taken 20 collect the same ca
urN pat thereof. rltltr al law or lu equity.
NutIcp I~ hereby gwen that by virtue ot the
pow crUl ,dlc lu sa4d molt.uec given, and co.
D. l,uIuCc Ot the statute ~ su.h CIS Wadt
and prON.4ld. there WHi Doc SOFA az public ven
auc to b highest h.td D. ON To i.th uay o
AprIl. j. p al A. O "a. al the front dttl Ot th'
court house o. Ire village OF Ithaca. GIHti,t
county Michigan. ths benz the lUCe Ton hold
ing cIr. utt G. utl,.,t ~aiu county The premise p
IN said muit-a- D.t scIIhtd, Orus much Thereof
d. -uali uc NC -'ary 10 -au~ly the amount du,
on su.d IDOfigd-, WITH S. ven per cent lntcrts,
aud lcgti costs - III " ~ Hn attorney ic
0f fifteen dollars : AVE- by statute IiC
Nldyd; that b. a. -ay the ttr4uwlug plCceOI pan
ccl OF Land situated "a O. uii G county. Mich
gun VIZ. In. south west garter 81 tnc II
east quarter OF ,,ct.Ou twelve 81 in TOWNSHIP
eleven HI uDrih ol range IO.r W,st, AZ suit
county and state.
Dut, Jan 9TH ls--.
JOHN ID SPlNNtY, NORTIMt ~,
Mt y cor MoItlaece. Mott|Jgcc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23

No longer do '.the heavens blaze fortn the
death Of princes. n--
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
AFA made ~ inc payne MT of "a certain mOrtg-
age made and executed byJohn II. sheldon AID
sumner, county OF Gratiot. state OF Michigan,
TO Mortimer Ely.ot stockton New York, on the
ttuth day of OCtob' r, ls-". and IL corded i'm tho
Office of Register OF Deeds tor Gratiot county.
Michigan. on The 18th day ( October. iss2, AZ
muttl ages. on pace T., and upon which mortg-
age there H. cialmSd 10 be due and unpaid al
date OF this notice Tor pTinci pal and interest.
me s.m OtEirvcn Hundred and Sixty-four
md htty-sevcn iupths dollars Cllc4.5a besides an
attorney foe of twenty-five dollars siipuls,sd
10 BE- paid -hOuld any proceedings be taken To
torcclOse tbs mortgages; and no proceedings
having been taken To collect the same or any
pant thereof. either ~ law or incquity,
Notice Is hereby gwen. that, by virtue Of the
power OF safe ~ saiG mortgage given, and in
pursuance OF thc stitutc In such case made
and ptOv1rcd there will DC sold nj public ven.
due 10 The hig hest bidder. on the 18th day OF
March, ls.s. al one o clock y. NJ, at tho front
door of the Court Houcc. in the village Of
Ithaca. Gratiot county, Michigan, that being
The place Tor holding the Circuit Court for
sad county. the laud and premises described
~ seid mortgage. VIZ: 1he northeast quarter
oi Tie north.t ast quarter OF section twenty.
eight % IN township eleven III NJ rth, Of range
four 90 wet IN the county OF Gratiot and
state Of Michigan, together with the appur.
t"nanccs t~h"rcupto Belonging.
Dated Dec ~. 1877.
ksANQIs Pytyp8R, MuHnIN Ely,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23

DAN L SULLIVAN,
MOrtldscC.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23

For sale cheap. four of the best locat-
ed vacant lots IN town. i62-l
NJ j. Flanagan.
Nio,ts and Childrens' fine Kid, spring
ieelcd Shoes AT w. Il Kinch's.
Good assortment Of Children's Shoes
at Kiuch's.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23

a. T. Van BtOcklin. Big RAPIDS, q
Lee NJ. Johnson. 81. LOLls, II
William T.. Reynolds. Fulton, y
Jennie lldlstead, Fulton, ls
Floyd NJ. Hendrick, Washington, u
Dora l.. Baum. Washington. 50
Franklin L. Wilkinson. st. Louis, 20
E.tle Ferguson, Big Rapids, y
Chancey L. Shelter, Fult u. Is
Clara y. L,nce, Fulton. 20
David ;. YeiCer, Lowell. Kent Co. -
ADb! y. ear! sumner, 10
The trial Of EDWARD Palmer for muir
der has been adjourned until April ~,
special term for that purpose y
special jury of 100 Will be ordered by
the court. from which to draw an i'm
partial jury. The people are continue
aiiy obtaining additional proof 10 con.
wet Palmer of a mCst atroclOus crime.
1t j. rumOred here that "a shirt covered
WITH blood was found IN the barn where
tue body WAS burie |, the first of this
week. The way of the transgressor
10 nard.'
John Bennett and Oscar McQuade
were convicted III the circuit court Oh
Tuesday fot horse stealing.
Estate OF Eliza Palmer, DECEASED,
twfe OF Edward Palmer petition tiled
t u tIe appointment OF an lmilistrd-
tJr. Order IL .de tor bearing April IT,.
Estate of james ". Swift, deceased.
Order N ,de toI healing dnal recount
of a ,ministratr.x April ..
Estate Of Leonard Or. Baker, deceds-
Q |, order made Ten hearing lnal account
O.. executor April ..
Estate IT Charles Marshall, incom-
peIent. petition TILED 10y guardian T. r
llcenne ~ sell real rs Order made
Tor hearing April %.
Estate of Curtis Totten, deceased.
oficr mace appointing G. ministratUr
ana btnd issued.
-E,tate. of Martin Nauderbeck, de-
ceased, uailay aied lud sulLyteu.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23

SO much 81 each Of the following described
'rtct, or iarce = ~ iani sit.at,d IN the Vii
lax" Il Ana County 81 Graf ot suite Oi
M,l pIl. Ctlin .cut ior ufrait uAtt or iho
wear "a. i. vi bee rlfl lieut. to pas the taxes,
iutrt-t an, ciaIpc~ thereon. viii Dc sOld az
puhic uuCuun. 10! vac treasurer ot sHid Vii
lilc al hI> office in the banking house ol ".
:. furck Ato.. IN tho Village oi Alma, Mich.
un Nouduy. the I'll OF April, next,
my az Ton DlotlA Il and continue until
The same shall have bccn disposed OF accord
iug tc Law.
Thy. Int. Chgs. IO'l
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-23
Detroit, Lansing 81 Northern X. r..
I'm Elect Jnue %. 1886.
~ irHlns run bN Central STANDARD time.
MAIN LINZ.
GBtug West. Sttrb,u. Cotn, r.,

MAIN LINZ.
GDlug Wet. stations. Going Ems,
\. MA. Jpn. A"a-p.u-p
80 lU:lI o.2U Ly Detroit ArlI.5 3:t5 g.3a
i.5j 1000 B.I3 81. PlNmuutb Lac Pa s.Iy
sit n:21 b.Js ., Sth Lyon lU:3g y.95 s.iT
4. Mp. VI.
':5c l.l3 s.09 Ir..Vhridyc 9:Os l2:4l G:3s
'o'v' ~ o'l1 - Larsins ), $50 l2.35 6:lO
D.. Mp ~. 81.
80 $40 $50 Ionia - 1910 1865 1850
%. MA NJ -P NJ.
Id I: 3 lU:2. ., reenviIlc eos g.5a t.c3
LOO 40 / 40 Howard City 5:i5 9:I5 },aj
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08
William Wilson Won.

Last Saturday the friends of"Billy"
Wilson were surprised to learn that be
had resigned his position on the police
force. He was very efficient officer,
and with his retirement the Colored
people of the city lost their only rep
resentative among the city's guardians.
His place was promptly filed by the
appointment of an Irishman. During
the week our city was visited by Miss
Mamie Jones, Of Duluth. who had a
lover here in the person of Mr.. Phil
Reid. Her mission was not pre- eminent
~ successful owing to the prior claims of
Miss Dinkie Merriweather and Miss
Mamie sought Consolation-as Artemus
Ward would say-in the '.fowin' bole"
and q coplous discharge of briny tears.
Billy Wilson met her under these cir
cumstances; and the gallant knight of
the star and mace, could not see SO much
beauty-for Miss Mamie is one of the
most beautiful and stately looking
women in Minnesota-in distress and
not 90 to the rescue. A pretty woman
in tears has Knocked out, in one round,
many better man than Billy-and he
is a good one when it comes to knocking
out-and the voluptuous Miss Mamie
sent him to grass much easier than he
did McHenry Johnson. He was all
broke up'' and no mistake, and just as
soon as his fair enamorata left the city
he resigned his position and followed
her to Duluth, where he piled his suit
with such success that he was accepted,
and the twain were made one Oh last
Monday. They will reside in the
t'Zenith City, in the future Like the
Democrats, Reid spends his time ex-
planning how it happened, and Miss
| Merriweather is as happy as the Re-
publicans over their victory, in being SO
+ easily rid of such formidable rival.
Peace now reigns on "Wall street."
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08
An Apron Sale.

The ladies fair committee of Pilgrim
Baptist church will hold grand apron
sale in the parlors Of the church next
Thursday evening. During the early
part of the evening there will be an in
teresting musical and literary pro-
gramme rendered by the young folks;
after which the apron sale begins. Re-
freshments of Ill kinds will be fur
'nished and all who wish to spend a
pleasant evening and few dimes in q
good cause are invited to be present.
The price of ad mission has been placed
at Is cents which places it within the
reach of everybody. The programme
promises to be very fine, and large turn
out is anticipated.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08

One Of the most gratifying things in this
connection is that the churches Of ST..
Paul seem to have awakened to the
necessity Of having the cooperation Of
the APPEAL which will always be found
on the side Of right as God gives it
wisdom The church and the press
must work together, and it is pleasing
to see our churches recognizing this
fact.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08
Chicago.

A fine dress shirt, Whites select
stock, 6 for $3.50.
Save money on shirts. Try Whites
standard, 6 for So. SO.
Mrs. F. NJ. Silsby and daughter have
returned to Cincinnati.
Mrs. @. M. Burnham 1908 Dearborn
street is on the sick list.
Mrs. Sarah Plumb, Of Cincinnati, will
remain permanently in Chicago at 2637
State st.
The Talma Chapter entertainment
takes place next Tuesday night ut Cen
trail Hall.
If you fail to receive your raper regu-
larry, report atofice or send postal to
G. F. Adams, 325 Dearborn ST., rooms
IS, 4, Is.
Messrs. A. Plummer. Omaha, e. A.
Stubbs, Duluth; Jas. G. Bland, New
York; NJ. G. Cornwall, New Mexico;
Ben Wood, Kansas City are registered
at the Remonde House.
Miss Henrietta Yinton Davis the
great tragedienne will appear in Leah
the Forsaken'' at Freiberg's Opera
House, Monday evening December II.
The lady will be supported by select
company.
Persons having local news. items etc.
for the APPEAL should get to the office
as early in the week as possible. If
they come late they may not get in,
as paid matter is given the preference.
Bring or send your items to the Office
325 Dearborn street, suite 13-14-15.
We desire to call especial attention to
the advertisement Of the Empire Parlor
Bedstead Co., 381 and 3s3 w. Madison
street. The gentlemen show that they
wish the patronage Of the Colored peo-
pie by putting large "ad'' in the Ap-
PEAL the Colored peoples paper. They
sell first class goods and at lowest prices,
SO why not give them your trade?
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08
Don't Forget That.

Talma Chapter No. 70, Order OF
Eastern Star has made great prepare
tons to entertain their guests at Central
Hall next Tuesday evening. Good
music in attendance. Grand march at
10 p. N. under calcium light. Posi-
lively the event of the season.
Cards of admission fifty cents.
Mrs. Josie Everett, Chairman;
Mrs. Jennie Payne, Secretary; Mrs.
Matte Fry, Treasurer; Mrs. Ida Smith,
Mrs. Mary Clayton, Miss Sarah Flynn
and Mr.. Ben Harris.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08
the most tickets will receive a china

the most tickets will receive china
dinner set set of l46 pieces, valued at
$50; the lady selling the next greatest
number of tickets will receive fine
gold ring; the gentleman selling the
greatest number of tickets will receive
a fine cyercoat valued at $50. The set
of dishes may be seen at the china store
opposite the post Office. The overcoat
may be seen at Hudson's clothing store
Cor. Of It'll and Robert. The tickets have
been placed at the low rate of fifty
cents which PLACES the entertainment
within the reach Of all. Remember the
day and date Tuesday evening Dec. IL,
at Drake Block.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08
Fidelis adj Urnalll.

Whereas, Almighty God in his Omni-.
potence has removed from our midst
Mrs. Susie A. Gordon a faithful be-
loved and indefatigable member ofour
club and whereas we have the faith to
believe that our Heavenly Father does
all things for the best that we may
learn his loving kindness. Still we can
not help feeling that we have lost a true
and affectionate member. Therefore be
it, Resolved that we extend our heart
felt sympathy to all the family in their
hour of bereavement and trial. Re
solved that these resolutions be pub
lished in the APPEAL.
Souvenir, Musical and Literary Club.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08
How to Save Money.

When the opportunity comes to save
a dollar, one should surely grasp it.
For instance in the grocery line you
pay your neighboring grocer a deal
more than j. P. Betty the great cheap
grocer. 461 State St. charges you for the
best goods. To prove our assertion we
give a list of things whichscan be bought
at Biety's for Is cents,
/ tb. First Class Japan Tea, Csc
! tb. Good Java Coffee, Csc.
4 lbs. French Prunes, Csc,
4 Tbs. Best Carolina Rice, 25c
3 Cans e lbs Tomatoes, Csc.
8 Cans e tbs.) String Beans, Csc.
3 Cans Is 1bs.) Corn, .-... Csc.
2 Cans e tbs.) Table Peaches, Csc
! ID. Best Baking Powder, 25c
6 Tbs. Best Gloss Starch, Csc
3 Big Bottles Tomato Catsup, Csc
2 Packages Imported Macaroni, 25c
Cans French Peas, CSC
Biety's 46l State St., Chicago.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08
Emancipation Celebration.

Preparations are making for grand
Emancipation celebration to take place
Wednesday Jan. l, 1889 at Northwest
College Hall, Minneapolis, to be given
jointly by the citizens Of the Twin
Cities. The hall has been enlarged and
newly renovated and is now one of the
most commodious halls in the "Four
City" The gentlemen who have the
matter in charge are thorougb-going
and will use their utmost endeavors to
make the occasion memorable one in
sthe Northwest. Further particulars
will be given next week.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08


ST. Paul boosted of one Colored mem
Der of its police force until last Satur-
day and then Billy Wilson resigned
and now the Colored people have no
representative on the force. Wilson
was appointed by our Democratic
mayor, and had the Democrats won in
November he would not have been
forced to resign. The Democrats have
no use for the Colored man, and only
throw them bone once in awhile to be
able to lay claim to doing something for
him and thus beguile few ignorant
soreheaded Colored men into voting
their ticket. They made good of
Wilson while they had him.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08
knights Templars Soiree.

Pilgrim Commandry, Knights Temp
lar No. %, is making great preparations
for grand soiree at Society Hall, Drake
Block, Tuesday Dec. IL. The COM
mittee who have the affair in charge
have been selected with the utmost
care and it is the intention ofthe gal.
liant Sir knights to make ths6 enter
tainment the society affairof the season.
There are three prizes to be given to
the persons selling the greatest number
OF tickets as follows: The lady selling
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08
New Hiding Clubs Bah.

The fourth annual ball and reception
given by the Young Mems New Hiding
Club took place at Central Hall
Thursday evening, to celebrate the
recent victory of Harrison and
Morton. The literary program pub
lished in last weeks APPEAL was
carried out after which came
dancing. The great success of the
affair was due to the untiring
efforts Of Mr. G. D. Taylor, president of
the club AMI his excellent corps of
assistants.