Western appeal., 1888-03-10

Every thing must go at the Crystal
slaughter, No: 253 Nicollet.
Shirts and drawers 25 per cent off, at
the Crystal No. 253 Nicollet.
Gloves and mittens at 3 large dis
count at the Crystal 253 Nicollet.
Don't forget to notice Waddle & Nor
ris' "ad" in the APPEAL. Go and pat
ronize them.
Don't forget that the ladies fair begins
March IL, at F:eya hall, No. 5O53 Wash
ington ave South.
For baths, haircuts and shaving, 60 to
Waddle and Norris. They have opened
first class tonsorial palace, for the
benefit of all.
The winter cholera is making 80 many
extensive calls among our people heres
that it is impossible to report all cases,
but there are many.
Mr.. M. w. Lewis seen again in Min
neapolis after severe attack Of indam-
matory rheumatisnhwhich has kept him
away from his friends and business for
some time.
Subscribers to the APPEAL who change
their residences should at once notify
the editor at st. Paul by postal card,
giving the old as well as the new ad-
dross to insure the prompt delivery Of
the paper.
Mesdamss c. L. Britten, W. NJ. DON
nell, M. Weaver and G. L. Hunt will
give their first annual reception in the
form of 4 leap year party Tuesday owe,
March 13 at the Northwestern College
hall. Splendid music will be furnished
by Pros. Millard. Invitations are now
out.
The Shorter Lyceum met at their hall
5053 Washington avenue South last
Tuesday evening and rendered to fine
audience an excellent program in which
Mr.. B. w. Roberts delivered anaddress
on the Henry George" theory" Judge
Hunt delivered an address to the ladies
on the high standards of morality.
The Bankers Daughter at the Peo-
ple's this week is one of the most at
tractive and interesting dramas ever
presented in this city, The cast is
twenty strong and il composed of the
best talent to be obtained. The scenery
is gorgeous. Any one wishing 4 few
hours retirement from the business
world can find no better rendezvou.
than the Peoples. "a
Grand Fair-St. Peters African M. e.
church. at Freya Hall, March 12, 13, IA,
Is, 10Th.
Mondays p. m. opening, supper,
music, address by one of the leading
clergymen Of Minneapolis.
Tussday-K. of L. day, Music, ad-
dresses by J. P. McGaughey and
others.
Wednesday-St. Paul's day, address
by Rev, J. M. Henderson, music by St.
Paul, A. M. E. choir.
Thursday-Odd Fellows day, address
by prominent Odd Fellow.
Friday-Minneapolis day,
Refreshments will be served begin
ming at o'clock each day. There will
be a Japanese table, presided over by
Ave young ladies, dressed in Oriental
costumes. Mrs. T. H. Lyles will kindly
furnish the costumes from her rich and
varied stock. All kinds Of fancy articles,
~ we'll as others useful, will be for
sale. The ladies are sparing neither
time nor expenses, to make this the
grandest affair ever seen in Minnea-
polls. A prospective of the new church
will be on exhibition during the fair.
A suit of clothes is offered to the
gentleman collecting the most money.
The following gentlemen are in the
race: G. G.. Carter. A. G.. Plummer,
George W. Turner, E. Mitchell, VIM.
Lester
The ladies prize is china dinner set
Mrs. Russell Wright, Mrs. Monroe, Mrs.
Trent, Mrs. Hamler and Mrs. Norton
are the contestants.