The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-11-30
THE GARDEN CITY,
uhicago's Haps and Mishaps and
Items of General Interest Ca
thered by the Staff Of
APPEAL Reporters,

Last Saturday special edition of TIE
ArPEAL was printed. It contaiued q
complete account of the "Flight of Bir-
de-" with u picture of the charming
girl who broke John Buckner's heart,
but made Ed Young happy. 1t WAS
placed on sale at o'clock Saturday az
ternoon, and at 10 o'clock Sunday morn
Jug 2,346 copies had been sold, The
people scrambled over each other in
their mad rush to the newsdealers to get
copies OF The APPEAL's second edition,
Some dealers, realizing that they would
ran out, raised the price and many cop
lee were sold at 10 cents, 25 cents and
: even 80 cents each.
The fact that 2,346 copies Of the second
edition were sold, proves that the peo-
pie appreciate our enterprise i'll printing
the edition, and that THE APPEAL is the
peoples paper.
Two thousand three hundred and for
ty-six is the largest number of copies of
Of a special edition of Colored peoples
paper ever printed ond SOLD in the
United States.
We've got 'enl.
No
ColoreA
Young Mems
Christian Association
LIS needed in the great free city of Chi
cago.
Mr.. Jason Tillie of Milwaukee is in the
city.
Mr.. w. L. barrow has opened candy
store at 1925 State.
Mr.. Fl. Weller of Cincinnati is on a
visit to Mr.. Ford Scott.
Mrs. Alice Smith was blessed with a
girl baby at 2l9 Third avenue.
Mr.. J. X. Russell Of Detroit is on II
visit to his mother II Halsted street.
You can get a good square meal at
Mrs. Eliza Jones 1914 Butterfeld street.
Mr.. John Anderson opent last week in
louisville as phe guest of the Pickwick
Club.
Nicely furnished rooms, for gentle
ucn only, ut Mrs. Smiths 2027 Butter
field.
Mr. john Sargent of Terre Haute, Ind.
blessed withsa girl baby. Good boy
Oh
Mrs. Mary tBlsh, mother OF Mr.. J. f..
Hish. has beea quite ill during the past
week.
Mr.. Pleaeaaat Newsome, after q pro-
aanged risitste our city, left Tuesday for
California.
Nj. =. e. farmer Of Springfield was in
ti'e city last week in the interest of the
state league.
You can.get home cooked mead at
q. w. Tweody's l47 Third ave-. for &c
cents. Tryit.
Mr.. J. 10. Dixon Of St. 3:uval passed
through the city this week esmoute tic
visit ilislnother.
Mrs. WA. Rankin, after brief VISIT
to lrer sister in Evansville, I,a =, return-
ed home*sunday.
The St.Louis Advance asks "SEThet.
will Bud Britton retursl:s'' When the
eN,bins nest again.
Miss CLARA S. Black of Oshkosh, Wis,
arrived in the city Tuesday to auas,ain
during the winter.
Mrs. II: S. Bryan has re4arned 10 the
city after q visit of seven weeks to Gin
eannat; and Louisville.
10 to the protest mestiesg next week
aad Coon record that yosa sure opposed
70 q ColoTed Y. NJ. c.. A.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
@f Miss Birdie Harris asss Mr.. Aacon
Foster te'take place shortly
Call on AIRS. Mary Il. Be~'man, 1901
Dearborn street for fashionable dress
making. 'Prlces reasonable.
The Council Restaurant, T.. p. Cock,
proprietor, has removed frona 2734 State
to 213 Twenty-ssxth street, eaear Dear
born.
Miss zoe Ball sang "Neares my God
to Thee" at Quinn Chapel Ssesday and
scored great success by hes eweet rem
dition.
The Independents party at Central
Hall, Wednesday evening VAS 4 success,
notwithstanding the very is.element
weather..
The many friends of MISS Lavinia
Black, of Oshkosh, Wis, mo,,rn her loss
and extend their sympathies to der be-
reaved family.
Do you waak good hotne cooked
nealP Mrs. r.. Lumpkins can suie vol,
at 2l3 Third avenue. Call and see her.
Meals at ueual 3lears.
Cigars, tobacco, fruit, stationery,
branch Office Washington Park Laundry,
express and employment office at Brit
toms 262S State street.
Are you opposed to the color line ia
religion? If so 60 to the mass meeting
nextweek and protestagainst the forina-
zion Of a Colored y. NJ. C.. A. GEaa'
Insure your lie for % cents against all
the danger of consumIkive's death by