Western appeal., 1888-03-03


4 year entertainment Tuesday evening,
] at 6S2 Austin Ave The connectional
literary society assisted, and pleasant
time was had.
]. On and after March 1st for three
weeks, any boy between IA and l9 years
4 Of age, may joinsthe Dixon Cadets, free
of charge. This is done in order to
increase the number. Applicants will
4 be received by Leroy Taylor, PIP Dear
born street,
Rev. Jesse Woods, went to Decatur
last Saturday to fill an appointment,
made for him by Rev. P. G. Cooper,
p. D., in the pulpit, made vacant by
i the death Of Rev. G. G. Joiner. We do
not know whether the appointment
J, is to Be permanent or not.
!. The Ladies' Building Association
gives an, "Orange Tea Party" in the
parlors of Bethesda Baptist Church,
i Thursday evening, March Sth. The
ladies of the association know how to
get up an enjoyable entertainment IF
you go you'll have a good time.
You can get the APPEAL three months
for only fifty cents. Leave your sub
scription with II. s. Bryan, 446 State
street. Prof. c. +. Adams, 2974 Dear
born street or at the Chicago office,
i lSO Clark ST., room Z, and you will get
the paper promptly every Saturday.
The event of the season will be the
entertainment by Prof. Adams German
class. There will be songs, choruses,
solos, recitations etc., rendered in
English and German first class pro-
gramme. after which a promenade.
Look out for further announcements.
A subscriber writes: Please say to
the Chicago Patriarchie, No. 10. G. U.
! O. 0. f. Now that a suitable hall has
/ been rented at No. l2S La Sale street.
That each and every member will from
now on, take pride in attending drill
meeting and become better acquainted
with the tactics.
The Odd Fellows of Chicago and
vicinity, will have an annual sermon
preached to them, at Quinn Chapel,
this Sunday, March 4, at 2:30 p. H., by
M. V. P. Rev. Jordan Chavis. There
will be appropriate exercises. H. T..
Wells, chairman of committee. J. A..
Warren, secretsry.
] Rev. C. S. Jacobs, preached very
fine sermon last Sunday morning. He
took as his text, Isaiah 40: 81, "But
they that wait upon the Lord, shall
renew their strength; they shall mount
up with wings as eagles; they shall run
and shall not be weary; and they shall
walk and shall not faint"
i Great interest was manifested in the
revival meetings at Quinn Chapel last
week. The meetings are being con-
tinued this week. The pastor is ex-
pecting Rev. j. P. Howard, of Little
Rock, Ark, and Rev. G. Hunt, of Car
rolton, Mo-, to assist him during the
continuance Of the meetings.
i WANTED-Several first class tom
serial artists, to take situations in a fine
shop. Must be strictly first class,
masters of the trade, of genteel appear
ance and pleasing address and furnish
unexceptlonabler references. Situations
permanent, good salary or commission
as desired. Apply at l80 Clark street,
room Z.
A Well Wisher: I read in one of
!, your recent issues an article about build
ing a hall for secret societies. Nothing
better could be undertaken in Chicago.
It is shame that the different organ
izations have not thought of it before.
All that is wanted is confidence and
good judgment in the beginning and
success is assured.
The WESTERN APPEAL has more Chica.
go news than any of the papers. It is
for sale at R. S. Bryan's, 446 State
street, Chas. Landres, III Harrison
r. A, Chinn's, 33S-3Oth street, w. III
Monroe's, SO E. Van Buren, street, Mrs
E. NJ. Goodies, 1862 State street, and al
he Chicago Office of the paper, No. 1S0,
Clark street, Room {.
Last Saturday evening was the tenth
of the lecture course. Interesting adj
, dresses were delivered by DIR. J. H
Magee, Rev. T. w. Henderson, Hon. J
w. F. Thomas, r. NJ. Mitchell, Esq. and
DR.. G. E. Bentley. The musical pro-
gramme was rendered by Miss Eta
Cooper, Miss Gertie Washington, Mr.
James Harris ard Dir. James John.
son.
Rev. Z. w. Henderson says he
married three couples last week and
!. received one dollar, in fees, the other
gentlemen telling him they would be
around to see him in few days. The
Reverend says he has over fifty gentle.
men in Chicago that have made the
same promise, and has never known
5 one to keep said promise yet. Paying
s the parson for performing the marriage
ceremony is rapidly going out of fash.
) ion. Most of the Chicago ministers say
: it has already gone.
The murder of the girl, Maggie
Gaughan, by the Colored boy Zephye
; Davis on Monday, was the most horri
: BILE occurance of the kind that has take1
place in Chicago for years. The fac
!, that a boy, not Is years old, coulc
follow girl and with a hatchet dea
5 blow after blow on the head until the