Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-17

Gtrl- "a W.
The next issue will contain a full
report of the fair.
For pleasant hours Of psstime, 60 to
the Peoples Theatre.
Every thing must go at the Crystal
slaughter, No. 25S Nicollet.
Shirts and drawers "a PEI, cent off, at
the Crystal No. 253 Nicollet.
Gloves and mittens at large dis
count at the Crystal 253 Nicollet. q
The White Cross Society met at the
Methodist Church, last Sunday re-
ming.
Don't forgetto notice Waddle & Nor
ris' "ad'' in the APPEAL. Go and pat
ronize them.
The lease and interest of sackett q
Virgins, in the iHennepin Avenue
Theatre property, is to be sold to-day.
The Parlor Reading Club met at the
residence of Mrs Katie Mason, No..
31l, Seventh Ave. S. last Wednesday
evening.
For baths, haircuts and shaving, go to.
Waddle and Norris. They have opened
a first class tonsorial palace, for the
benefit of all.
Mrs. 7. f. Smith, the mother of Mrs
A. G. Plummer, arrived in this city last.
Thursday from her home in Chicago,
and isthe guest of her daughter.
Rev. L. H. Reynolds delivered an
address before the Ninth Ward Prohi-
bition club, at, Odd Fellows HILL, 1880
Harrison street, last Sunday after
noon.
ThelShprter Lyceum has postponed
its meeting this week on account of the
grand fair" but will present to the
public an elegant programme next
Thursday evening Come and hear
them.
Subscribers to the APPEAL who change
their residences shonld at once notify
the editor at st. Paul by postal card,
giving the old as well as the new nd
dress to insure the prompt delivery Of
the paper.
The chief of the FIRE department has
at last listened to the just appeals Of the
Colored people for representation and
appointed Messrs James Ghetham
and G. L. Hunt to company No. IA
Wednesday. Is s
The Baptist Sabbath, of which Mr..
Jasper Gibbs is superintendent, meets
at Mrs Farr's Hair Store, on Nicolett
Ave-, Bet. 9Th and 9th st. Mr.. Gibbs
isan earnest and enthusiastic worker,
of whom success is; sure to attend.
One Of the pleasant events Of the
week, was the whist party, which took
place at the residence Of Miss Matte
Thomson, 1921 Fifth St., Last Tuesday
evening, quite a number of ladies and
gentlemen We're present, and all en-
joyeda pleasant time. IS
ThetPeople's Theatre asa resort for
pleasant. pastime, for ladies and GENTLE,
men, is npexcelled. The plays are Of
such character as to permit the most
particular person to enjoy them. The
elegant sceneries are Of such as to en-.
sure anyone the benefit of their money.
Prices 10000 aud SO cts. Matinees;j
Tuesdays and Saturday afternoons.
On February 18th, Mr.. William, Smith
and Mrs. Kate Mason, were quietly
married by Rev. Mel ,aurin there being
only two intimate friends of the parties,
present to witness the ceremony. The
marriage was to be kept secret for
awhile but, as. in most of such cases, it
has leaked out. There is a ikeho9d]
that they may reside in st. Paul, where
Mr.. Smith at present employed.
Rev. Fred Lomac preached to con-
gregation Of Baptist, at their hall 5O53
Washington Ave. S., Sunday fmoTping1
at II O'Clock and ats p. m. Rev. LomacI
was at one time adlocal preacher ip the
End "A. M. E. Church. Asa worker he.
was enthusiastic and prompt toaaty, /
evidently allowing his aspirations toll
run higher than as an ex horter in the
spiritual work together with tho sheliaf|
ofour esteemed Baptist friends, that .of
but one mode of baptism etc, ahe ah1sslEE,
joined them and has gathered together I