The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-03-01
THE FUTURE GREAT.
st Louis Social Matters Clean
ings Of News ETC., Condensed
Into q Small Space for
APPEAL Readers.

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Mr.. W. R. Cowan spent last Sunday
here.
Mr.. Williams of. Columbus spent 8
few days here last week.
Mr.. Golden Washington died last
Wednesday of dropsy of the heart. He
was buried Sunday from All SAINTS Epis.
copaf church.
W. III. Farmer, Counselor and Attor.
ney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery,
will practice in ell courts. Office, lii
Clark ave. .......
Those persons who have gone into the
hair Strengthening business, and their
numbers increase, find it an exceedingly
lucrative calling. .s... !
First class job printing of all kinds
done at The APPEAL office No. 1902
Franklin avenue. Rates reasonable and
satisfaction guaranteed.
1T is safs." All those who have the
future happiness of children at stake,
should know that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
contains nothing injurious. $780,.
The APPEAL is on sale every week al
John Pages 7O5 N. 18th street, Hulet
Kirkpatrick's 14l0 Morgan street, and at
he st. Louis Office 1902 Franklin ave.
Look out for a grand lime at the inau-
gural ball to be given at Central Turner
Hall bv the Pullman Porters Protective
Association, Wednesday March 10Th.
Everybody will be there.
Principal Ed. Williams, early in his
married life bought pleasant home,
and now he is building. another resi-
dence preparatory to becoming one of
the landlords of St. Louis. ...-..-
Mr.. Wesley Capmbell is building in
the Southern part of the city beautiful
RESIDENCE containing all the moderu i'm
provements. Mr.. Campbell has already
the chief ornament for bis new mansion
in his handsome, graceful and talented
young wife. '.~. ... :
Dame Rumor affirms, that the hand
soonest young widow of st. Louis will
doff the weeds and gladded the heart of
certain smiling bachelor by donning
the orange blossoms.
Apropos of the above some disconso-s
late maidens Of ST. Louis have petitioned:
Mayor Noonan to fine bachelors who
marry widows, arguing that they 1.-THE
maidens) ought to have the first chance,
but the Mayor declines to interfere
with cupid and the widows.
The managers of the St. Louis Colored
Orphans Home this year present their
First Annual Report. During the year
ending Dec. 81, 1889 the home sheltered
fifty children, and found comfortable
homes for seventeen. There are at
present sixteen children in the Home.
The treasurer ofthe Home reports $685.;
81 as balance in the treasury at the close
of the year 'SS. The receipts during the
year SO from donations and entertain
ments were $9l8.25 making a total of
$l,563.GO, of this amount $4,000 were
expended for wages for help and 1855. go
for other expenses of the Home. Many
applications to admit children were re-
fused for want Of funds. 1t is the earn
est desire of the management to enlarge
the work, and in order to do this all
charitable persons are urged to give
them sympathy and contributions.
The unexpected death of Mrs. Mamie
E. CLANCY. spread deep gloom and sor-
row over an immense circle of friends
and acquaintances. In her untimely
taking off the church loses devoted
and valued member, the public schools
a faithful and efficient teacher, the
Orphans Home an able director and
hard worker, thew. G. T. U. beloved
officer and wise counsellor. Surely
such life is no failure, and this was the
lesson Of the hour taught at the funeral
services in St. Paul Chapel of which she
was member ofseveral years standing.
Rev. Cotman delivered the funeral SER
mon eloquently dwelling upon the beau
tiful features in the life and character of
the deceased. Mrs. Clancy struggled
Dravely through the hardships and mis-
fortunes of her early life up to position
and rank in her profession and honored
places in charity organizations. Her
zeal and ability thrust her at once to
the front. She discharged every re-
sponsibility imposed upon her to the ad-
vancement of the cause she espoused
and to the credit of herself and friends.
The imposing funeral ceremonies of
Sunday bespeak the high esteem in
which she was held and the pathetic
sincerely of the final tribute to her
worth,
The Ruth Anniversary.
The fifteenth anniversary of House
hold of Ruth No. A, was celebrated at