Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-04
The SANITY CITY.
John Daubins' Bank Stock-Ihe
Riches Of st. Paul-Open-
ing of Theatres.
Local Laconics.

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Mrs. George Duckett returned from
| her trip to Chicago Tuesday.
| Repairing neatly done at A. G. PeiPs
shoe store No. 81 E. Seventh street.
Mr.. Lewis Wilson left last Saturday
for q weeks fishing trip at Bruel Wis.
e Read Benedict's advertisement, then
go to him to get bargains in furniture.
Mr.. Lewis Handy, of Chicago, was in
the city Wednesday, and took in the
| picnic.
Under the new superintendent, st:
Paul will have thirteen additional letter
carriers.
Fine shoes made to order at reasona-
bic prices. A. G. PeiI, No. 81 East Sew
enth street.
Mr.. G. H. Bush left Friday for an
outing at Bruel, Wis. He will be gone a.
bout month.
Colgan's Taffy-Tolu Gum promotes di
gestion, preserves the teeth and per.
fumes the breath.
Mrs. w. H. Clay has returned to the
city after an extended visit to Toledo
Ohio, and other cities.
Mesrss Ollie Hall and w. VI. Wheedor
gave the APPEAL pleasant call last
Tuesday and snapped few"
The picnic by Mars Lodge last Wed
nesday was largely attended; the pro
cesslon was fine. All had a good time
The discount sale on ladies and gents
fine shoes at A. g. PeD's No. 81 E. Sew.
enth street still continues. Come and
| see.
Mrs. James Banister entertained al
dinner Sunday Mrs. J. C. Berry and
daughter Alice, Miss Estella Bull and
Mr.. J. @. Adams.
| Mesdames w. A. Bruce, of Chicago
and W. II. Bruce, of Washington, spent
this week at Edna Mills, the guests Of
Mrs. c. Yancy.
Mrs. J. G. Berry and daughters, Mrs
Jennie Bradshaw Miss Laura Rome and
and Miss Nellie Banks are spending the
| week at Lake Minnetonka.
Mr.. George Adams who was sick for
several days last week was so far recov.
cred as to be able 10 resume his duties
at Hotel st. Louis, Lake Minnetonka
last Tuesday.
The new Pioneer Press building now
being erected is to be twelve stories high
and will cost $G50,000 Next to the new
court house it is the most costly build
ing in the city. .. ..
The fall and winter season at the
Olympic theatre begins Monday, Aug.
GOTH, with a double attraction, "Mabel
Rivers Partisan Folly Company" and
'Du Rel Twin Brothers Mammoth Co
terie of Specially Stars" Mr.. James
Coughlan is the new stage manager.
The county assessor has completed bis
personal tax lists for 1883 and among the
names of those holding 10000 and over
of bank stock, we find the name of Mr..
John II. Daubins assessed on Sl1 1868.
According to the assessors list, Mr..
Daubins holds more bank stock than any
other Colored man in the city.
The total assessed valuation of person.
al property in Ramsey county and St.
Paul is $l9 ,535, 495. The total real estate
is $l04, 1922, 400 making grand total Of
taxable property in the county and city
of 2i,357 1886. This shows gain in the
whole county over 1886 of A per cent.
and in the city alone of 4s per cent.
The Grand Opera House is undergoing
a thorough renovating and refitting and
will be more beautiful than ever. The
walls have been hung with paper re.
sembling lace work over Il terra cotts
back ground, the paper costing IS pei
yard. The season will begin Monday
August 90 the opening attraction will be
Haverly's Ministries.
! In the report to the conference of St
James church which were published {
/ few days ago in circular form, the names
of Mrs. Hulda Giles, Robert Anderson
Mrs. Harris, and perhaps some Others
were unintentionally left out of the rol
of members. It was one of those una
voidable accidents that sometimes oc
ours when the desire is to do just righ
by everybody. Rev. Henderson says
no ofense was intended, and hopes
none will be taken.
TO the report of presents at the
Allen-Talbert wedding the following
Ishould be added; antique oak dining
table, James z. Anderson; embroidered
table scarf, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Richev
Duluth; plush parlor ornament, Mis-
Lille Richey, Duluth; perfume case
Miss Bertha Grant, Chicago; hand
painted water set, Ralph Allen; silve!
olive spoon and case, Bruce Bryant
j bed linen, Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Talbert
table linen. Mrs. Rebecca Allen; cretor
clothes bag, Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. Howard
hand painted tray, Miss Fannie Allen
bride to groom, plush slipper case
groom to bride, ostrich feather fan
diamond pin, house and lot No. As
/ Goodhue street valued at 81 900.
Murphy the Jockey.
i Isaac Murphy, who rides for Luck
Baldwin, is one of the best riders o.
4 the turf. He is the greatest Colore,