Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-10-06
MINNEAPOLIS MAT TIERS
The New Preachers Success,
Mrs. T.. III. Reynolds Leaves
For Chicago.
Social Gossip.

Rev. E. A. Mitchell has returned from,
the lakes.
/ Read S. E. Olson's advertisement on
fourth page, then go there and secure
the bargains.
Mrs. j. L. Neal and family returned
from visiting her mother in DECATUR.
ILL.,, last Friday.
The Peoples has been crowded this
past week by persons wishing to see DR..
Jeykl and Mr.. Hyde.
Miss Emma Gillespie and Mrs. Zeke
Perkins spent Sunday last visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Lucas Of Edna Mills.
Subscribers in this city who do not re-
celve their papers have only to drop q
card to the manager Y. w Mitchell.
224 Hennepin Ave. -.
! Mrs. Thomas and daughter, family of
Rev. G. II. Thomas arrived from their
former home in Jackson, Mich, last
Wednesday. They have been heartily
received by their many friends of this
place.
JEFF Chandler who was arrested some
time ago charged with stealing sample
case of travelling man at the Nicollet
Hotel was tried last week and found
guilty, but sentence was suspended at
the request of the complainant. >
Mrs. L. H. Reynolds left for Chicago
last Friday evening after a stay of over
two years among our people ofthis place,
while here she has done excellent work
and made great many friends who Ger
tainly have regretted the necessary sep
GRAFTON with her.
Rev. G. H. Thomas preached one of
his eloquent sermons last Sunday eve
ming to large audience. Among those
present were Mr. Robert Settles and
Mr.. H. Mitchell of Edna Mills. Mr..
Settles has been in to services every
Sunday evening since the completion of
the new church.
"Deeper than e'er plummet sounded,
some peoples coughs seem to come
| from, yet a bottle of DR.. Bulls COUGH
Syrup will cure them. It goes away
down to the bottom of matters and
| works wonders. Pleasant to take and
good for coughs, colds.croup, bronchitis,
etc. Price IS cents
Our new church is beginning to be the
subject of great deal of pleasant con-
versation, not only among the Colored
people of this place but of the whites.
I have been asked by q prominent
man Of this city if 1 believed in having
Colored churches, schools, etc. I do.
especially churches, I believe in US
having most everything that others
have, as a race, except jails and peni-
tentiaries of which the doors are kept
ajar inviting all the Colored patronage
that is possible for them to secure.
especially in the Southern States, at
those we are made welcome. I believe
in us having our various branches of in
dustries and if possible be made second
to none, and if we have churches it is
our duty to first support and give our
influence to them and then to our white
neighbers. If they be newspapers as
sist and support them. It matters not
what enterprise you enter it is our duty
to assist you, we have many reasons for
saying this. We have here new church
we'll equipped with an intelligent minis
ter and officers that are endowed with
business tact AMI zeal, an edifce that
we can we'll be proud Of We also have
church going people here who have
abilities and stand high in the esteem of
the many people of Minneapolis and
who if they would only put their should
ers to the wheel or lend helping hand
have influence to make a successful
showing.