Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-04
MINNEAPOLIS MATTERS
COlOred Walters at Nicollet House
Again-Reception to Mrs.
L. III. Reynolds.
Sneak Thief Caught.

0os ~ NILS. VeO. Williams for your
meals.
Mr.. James Cannon has returned from
his trip to Dakota.
Don't miss the Peoples theatre next
week nor their excursion to Minneten.
ka
A present so cheap-yet carries such
delight, box of Colgan's Tafy Tolu-
Gum.
Subscribe for the APPEAL, and send in
your news and let us have Minneapo-
lis boom.
Remember Altman & Co. are leadino
the city IN bargains. Young men should
visit them.
Remember the Peoples Theatre and
their Sunday excursion to Lake Minne-
tonka. Don't miss it.
Dled-July 25th the infant daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. E. w. Graham. Jesus
SAID, Suffer little children to come nm
to me-"
Ihe congregation at St. Peter A. M. D..
church was not so large last Sunday
evening, but larger attendance is GER
tain for the future,
Kew. l.. II. Reynolds preached his
farewell sermon in the new church last
sunday evening prior to his departure
to the annual conference.
einlfore has drawn large crowds 70
That popular, theatre the PEOPLES. and
the Amateur Opera Company did them
selves proud in their work. Look ont
for next week.
William Wallace mailing from St.
Louis, stole $500 seal overcoat from q
lot of samples at the Nicollet House
last tuesday, but was nabbed before he
got away with his booty. #
Under the new apportionment of let-
ter-carriers this city gets thirteen. Our
sister city has three Colored carriers
surely Minneapolis ought to have as
many and now there is a chance to oct
them.
The date for tie meeting of the Re-
publican County Convention for the
nomination OF the county and legislative
tickets has been fixed for Monday Aue
n. There will be some old time bnst1in.
among the candidates in the mean time.
Mrs. Lucy cambridge is prepared to
strengthen and promote the growth of
all Crlnckled Hair also has Hair Tonic
winch turns grey hair black, and re-
stores lost hair. Don't procrastinate but
call on or address her at your earliest
convenience. 625 3rd. st. South Minne-
apolis
A line reception was rendered to
Mrs. l.. H. Reynolds at her home last
Friday evening. Among those present
were Mrs. George Williams, Mrs. R.
Burke, Mrs. Geo. Bolden, Miss l.. Cha
Wis, Miss Alice Gordon, Miss F. Burke.
Miss M. Myrlck, Messrs ]. Tyler. Geo,
Turner, E. H. Hamilton, S. Saunders
u. w. Mitchell.
Read Altman & Co.'S advertisement
then go to them for your clothing. There
Is no question now, as to who is in the
lead for fine, cheap clothing. Suits of
all kinds may be purchased of them for
TWO thirds of the money you will have
TO pay anyone else. Remember those
who remember you. Patrontze those
VINO patronlze your institutions.
Last Monday evening while some COL
ored men were playing pool in Geo,
baden>s saloon on Washington Avenue
South, six foot seven Sweede bully
walked in and began to pick a fuss. He
got more than he bargained for, one Of,
the players struck him on the head with
cane cutting a fearful cash and then
escaped. He will not monkey with a.
buzz saw any more.
Rev. L. H. Reynolds left Tuesday for
Conference. The Reverend certainly
VIII come back. There is a great deal Of
excitement here among members fear
| ing he will not return, But in view of
the work here, it would certainly be un-
wise for the Bishop to send new man
mere. A petition has been written and
signed by anumber for his return which
there is no doubt about.
las the APPEAL man was roaming over
the city, he was somewhat surprised to
hear the comment of many of our
noted critics about our new barber Mr..
Geo. Butler and to assure himself that
their criticisms were just called at the
shop Of Butler & Morris, and feel safe
to say I found one of the best BARRIERS
| most ever saw. Mr.. Butler is stranger
here but has made many friends by his
skillful workmanship.
AS the Sabbath bells chimed out ear
ly last Sunday morning about score or
more of Colored gentlemen could be
seen at the corner of Washington and
Nicollet Ave. At a given signal from
their leader the men fell in line and
marched into the dining room of the
Nicollet, which formally employed the
Anglo Saxon walters. But as in many
other cases it has been but matter of
short time until our men have gained
the day. We only hope they will prove
faithful and true to duty.
Those employed atthe Nicollet House
are, Messrs Sig. Martin, head waiter A..
4 6. Plumnler End waiter. John Tylor.
VIM. Moore, Thos. Scott, Ben. Pickett.
j. +. Stewart, Geo Owsley, Matt. John
son. Edward Washington Jacle Jobnar,,