Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-29
LOUISVILLE.
The Budget of News Concerning
the COlOred People OF
the Falls City.
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Rev. w. IT. Chambers is in the CITY.
Rev. Fl, Campbell is in the city from
New Castle,
Mr.. Joseph French (althoueh the boy
is weeks old) he is still smiling.
Bishop w. H. Miles of the c. NJ. e..
Church has returned from Leemo.
Mr.. w. Coleman will leave tomorrow
for Indianapolis to be gone several days.
For q frst-class shave and hair cut,
call upon Mr.. ]. H. Jordan, Jackson and
Coldwell SITS.
VIM Watson, the Undertaken, sl3
North street is prompt and reliable in
all bis dealings.
Miss Carrie Green who has been
teaching near Bardstown spent the
Christmas in the city.
Prof. j. 7. Gilliard. teacher of dancing
and instrumental music, may be found
at 18th and Walnut streets.
Mr.. Charles Davis, clerk with E. Park
SEQ of Cincinnati, is in the city spend
ing the holiday with his relatives.
Mr. George Smith 10Y T.. Walnut
keeps first class private boarding house
the very place to send your friends.
Bring your job printing to the Louis
vile Office of the APPEAL, 312 w. Jeffer-
son st. Good work at reasonable rates.
Mr.. J. @. Adams editor ofthe WESTERN
APPEAL was in the city this week visiting
his native home and circulating among
his friends.
Mr.. Charles Morris of washington City
passed through the City Sunday enroute
to Memphis where he delivered speech
on the 9th.
Rev. Smith Claiborne of St. Louis
filed the pulpit at 18th Street church last
Sunday evening. He left Wednesday
for st. Louis.
Visitors in Louisville cannot find a
better PLACE to get good board than at
Mrs. Matilda Browns No. 500 West
Green street.
The Knights of Bethlehem will have
sermon preached to them tomorrow
evening Sunday at Jacob Street Paber.
nacle 7:3O P. NJ.
Key stone, Unity, Mt. Moriah, and
St. Thomas F. and A. M. installed officers
for the ensuing year last Thursday night
at their hall, 9TH and Grayson.
Uncertainty may attend business ven.
lures and enterprises but it never at.
tends the prompt administration Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents
Jerry Cecil, driver for 7. G. Coleman,
the dealer in railroad supplies, had hi
left hip fractured Saturday morning BY
the breaking of the axle of his wagon
which threw him to the ground. HI
was taken to the City Hospital.
Mrs Emeline Autle one of the ole
residents of the city died at the home
of her son on Zane street Saturday night
aged 63 years. Her funeral was preached
from Fifth Avenue Baptist church Mon
Eday afternoon by Rev. J. Frank.
| Mrs. Julia Harris, wife of the cook q
the City Hospital suffered SO seyerel,
with neuralgia of the hear. last Saturda,
that she took morphine with suicida
intent saying she preferred death to he
suferings. Prompt measures wer
taken and she was relieved of the poison
and will recover.
| The closing of the Main street nigh
school took place in the chapel last Fri
day night before large and appreacia
tive audience, among which were severa
members of the school board. The ex
ercises consisted of music, readings, reci
tations, etc., assisted by some of tn
best local musical talent.
u Mr.. John Z. Wheat is an applicant 70
f Surveyor of the Port, and has thus IA
received some cfthe best endorsement
in Louisville. Mr.. Wheatis man we
known in this vicinity, and is man {
extended business capacities. He ha
been one of those way back" republ
cans and has been identified with th
working element Of the party these man
years. disappointment will be cred
to the republicans Of the City and Stat,
t. !. r.
Mr.. John w. Branch and Miss Lillj
) N. Roy were married Thursday eyenin
/ the 9th at o'clock at the residence
s Mrs. R. +. Jackson, rs E. Jefferso
t Streets, only intimate friends beir
g present. Rev. ]. n. Abbey performe
: the ceremony, the bride was tasteful
attired, and the groom wore his be
: looks. Mr.. Branch is an employee in Il
E post-ofice and is quite society gen
j Miss Roy is one of Louisyille's gracef
. ladies and leaves many young gents
8 signing
{ We wfsA them happy New Year