The Appeal., 1889-10-19
The SANITY CITY.
st Paul NJ Melange-Tbe Occurren-
ces of the last Week in the
Capital of Minnesota.
Newsy Newslets.

OCOVeS sou Oh 1usCAlImentS at EeOo-
diets Corners.
Mr.. J. H. Smith left last week for a
short visit to St. Louis,
Do you borrow THE APPEAL, or, do
you subscribe for and pay for it?
Don't forget the Scott benefit at the
Newmarket theatre Monday night.
The best square heater in the market
for the money at Benedict's7 Corners.
-. Mrs. Chas. C,, Ghinn xof Montreal,
Canada, is in the city visiting hef
mother.
If you are in want of a good heating
stove at moderate price 60 to Benedict
Corners.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Liggins returned
from their trip to Waghington, D. c.,
last Tuesday.
First class rooms and meals may be
obtained at Mrs. Lottie Reaches No. IL
E. Sixth street.
Mr.. Geo. Montgomery who has been
in our city for several days left Thursday
for his home in Chicago.
Items of news for The APPEAL may be
left at Columbus Waldon's barber shop
No. 106 East Fifth street.
There are some choice furnished
rooms for rent at Mrs. Emma Glovers,
corner of Sixth and Robert streets.
A good way to get start in the world
is to open an account with the ST. Paul
Savings Bank cor. Fifth and Jackson.
Messrs. j. H. Jackson, Bruce Bryant
w H. Hampton and T. H. Griswold
returned from their trip to Washington
last Tuesday.
Mr.. C. F. Adams of TIE APPEAL after
stay of five days in our city left Thurs
day via the "Albert Lea" for St. Louis
thence to Chicago.
Continue to 60 to Harris theatre but
insist upon receiving the same accom-
modations others get for the price.
Don't be imposed upon in any par
ticular.
Miss Johanna Graves wishes to an
nounce to the public, that she has OPEN
ed first-class boarding house at Sal
Sibley street where she will be pleased
to receive boarders at any time. Meals
by the day or week. Miss Graves will
have the opening dinner on Sunday
Oct. Goth, and to any one wishing strictly
first-cIass boarding, we cheerfully re,
commend Sal Sibley street.
The attractions at the Newmarket
theater for next week are the two best
comedy companies that have appeared
here this season. John H. Russell's
Comedy company in their new success,
"The City Directory will appear four
nights, commencing Sunday, Oct. 20.
Frank Deshon and amy Ames in their
latest comedy sensation Mamma" will
fill the last three nights at the Newman
ket commencing Thursday, Oct. "a.
Sale of seats now open for both attrac-
tions.
The meeting of St. Phillips society
was held at the residence of Mr.. F. l..
McGhee on Edmonds street last Wed
nesday evening was very pleasant oc-
casion. Mr.. McGhee presided and Mrs.
Louis Wilson acted as secretary. Read
ings were given by Mrs. Phil Hunton,
Misses Oracle Wilkins and Nellie Girls
void which were well done. Mrs. w.
H. Davis acted as critic, her citique will
be read at the next meeting which oc-
ours at the residence of Mrs. Phil Hun
ton No. 500 Kent street Wednesday
Oct. 80.
The Kent Storage and Forwarding
Co., is spreading out. Mr.. Kent has
added to his capacity the magnificent
ware room in the new Moore Block at
Seven corners. He continues to do fire.
proof ware housing, packing and ship
ping of furniture, also upholstering, fur
niture repairing aud carpet laying.
There Is lot of all sorts of household
goods on hand at Kents which are to be
sold for storage, at less than their value
and 1t will be to the advantage OF those
who neeed anything in that line to call
and examine these goods. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Columb bus Ball, residents
of the West Side, have not been living
exactly as one, for better than some time.
Columbus has been untrue to his marital
VOWS; and left the side of her be swore
to love, cherish and leave ali others to
cling to, and has been dallying with a
Delilah. Mrs. Ball becoming cognizant
ofthe transfer of her iege lords affec-
tions forbade him to darken the door of
her present abode. Columbus needed
not the warning and called on Clause
last Sunday and undertook to rock her
to sleep. Mrs. B. would none of it and
drawing her trusty razor proceeded to
carve her unfaithful spouse on the hip.
Judge Burr interviewed the couple
Monday and sentenced Mr.. B. to the
workhouse for thirty days and Mrs. B.
for sixty. Let us now draw the veil of
charity. ,.... ... ....
The manager of the Newmarket The
atre, Mr.. L. N. Scott, took the old Market
hall and fitted it up at considerable ex-
pense Immediately after the burning of
the Opera House, and since that time
has furnished the theatre going public
an unbroken line of first class attractions.
In appreciation Of his efforts as a man
ager and caterer to the pleasure of the
public, a number of prominent St. Paul
people decided to tender Mr.. Scott q