Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-07-28
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what is justly dus but cannot get that,
and it is a shame and disgrace upon the
people. AS an example of my trials,
there is a certain young man who owes
for two years, and who has made sixteen
different engagements or promises to
pay, but has thus far failed to do so. /
think he is honest, and means to pay,
but he is careless, and has not the re-
gard for his word that nice society
young man should have Our readers
here would be surprised to know the
names of many who have not paid one
cent in two years. l ask. is this the kind .
of support we should give to our insti-
tutions? We nave not given the paper
the financial support it deserves. Ishall
begin to make a special effort to collect
the bills now due, and 1 hope the peo-
pie will be prepared to settle their ac-
counts when I call. The paper is the
only organ Of the Colored people in the
Northwest and is circulated in every
state in the Union and stands high with
the newspaper fraternity and we should
all take pride in giving it the moral and
financial support it deserves. It is i'm
possible for me to learn all the news of
the city and everyone is requested to
send any item of news Of Importance to
the office here, No. 224 Hennepin and it
will receive due consideration. Send in
your news, pay your subscriptions, and
you will find such an improvement in
the Minneapolis department that all will
be satisfied. Remember, I shall call
next week for your subscriptions.
Respectfully,
q. W. MITCHELL, Manager.
Go to Mrs. Geo. Williams for your
meals.
All notes of news will be gladly re-
ceived at this office.
Messrs. I. B. Walters and D. Harris of
Chicago were in the city unday.
Considerable preparation is bein
made for Mars Lodge picnic Aug. 1st.
Mrs. Robert Earnest, of Decatur, Ill.
is visiting her sister Mrs. John L. Neal.
Mr.. M. W. Weaver has returned from
his eastern trip much pleased with his
visit.
Rev. w. H. Morris will preach an ed
ucational sermon at the annual confer
ence.
A present so cheap-yet carries such
delight, box of Colgan's Tafy Tolu
Gum.
Mrs. L. H. Reynolds returned home
Thursday after a pleasant trip among
friends.
Subscribe for the APPEAL, and send in
your news and let us have a Minneapo-
lis boom.
Remember Altman & Co. are leading
the city in bargains. Young men should
visit them.
Remember the Peoples Theatre and
their Sunday excursion to Lake Mime
tonka. Don't miss it.
A young man, Mr., J. Butler, has pur-
chased half interest in Norris barber
shop. He appears to be very nice
young man and we hope he will make
success of the business.
The Union picnic by the Baptist and
Methodist Sunday schools at Lake Har-
riett last Friday was successful and
pleasant affair. The children had good
time in the woods and a grand dinner
and were as happy as only children can
be.
st. Anthony Lodge, No. 2S77 G. U. O.
of D. F. had a public installation of Off
GERS at Plummer Post Hall last Friday
evening. A number of the members of
| Mars Lodge were present. After the in
stallation dancing was INDUCED in AMI
all present had grand time.
Mrs. Lucy cambridge is prepared to
straighten and promote the growth of
all Crinckled Hair also has a Hair Tonic
which turns grey hair black, and re-
storeslost hair. Don't procrastinate but
call on or address her at your earliest
convenience. 625 3rd. st. South Mime
apolis,
| The young men of this city are request
ed to call on Altman & Co, the leading
c.othiers of the Northwest, who will save
them money on all kinds of mems
clothes. Mr.. altman" is here making
room for more business, having been
compelled to make an addition to his
now mammoth establishment OFFS #.
rear. He has been open but few
months; this speaks for itself.
Miss Mittie B. Boon has been appoint
ed as copyist in the Office of ]. F. Pet
teron, register of deeds. This is the
| first appointment Of Colored lady in
/ this county. Miss Boon is representa-
tive young lady % years of age. has
4 high scaool education and is fully quail
fed to fill the position. The APPEAL
/ was in error in making the announce
ment that Miss Jennie Napier had re-
ceived the appointment.