The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-06-28
The FALLS CITY.
louisville LacOnics-A Record of
the Happenings Among the
COl0red Residents of
Kentucky's Metropolis.

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Kentucky's Metropolis.
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IN this issue, write the name Of your ia
vorite preacher on it and send it to The
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cago, III. ~ .. .E-1 - /
The seventh anniversary of the High
School Alumni took place at the elegant
residence of Mrs. H. Steward. The
house was decorated with evergreens,
ferns and roses. The yards with Chinese
lanterns and the grass was covered with
tarpaulins upon which the banquet table
was set. There was music, literary ex.
ercises and dancing.
A great wrong has been done Miss
Addie Worthington in dropping her
from the list of teachers. Not only has
she been physically injured by another
teacher who is retained, but robbed of
her means of support. The schoo.
board should right this great wrong
when the appointments are made, and
give her place in the schools again and
not in the building with Principal Pey-
ton.
THINGS TALKED ABOUT,
The mysterious number $780,
Warm weather and the many storms.
"A rascal discovered is the greatest
fool" A libertine's lite is not always a
life of liberty.
There were So applicants who tried the
Teachers examination this week, among
them being only two males.
A certain man speaking of his harvest
Of trouble lately said: 1t seems to me
that it has come home like Rip Van
Wrinkle or Ulysses, unknown. unwel-
coined, unlike the latter, even by his
dog"
1t is said that the thermometer at
Center and Walnut streets ran up to
$50 in the shade. One of our young
ladies' on the block at the time, had an
ticipated trying the Teachers exa,nina-
ton, but owing to the sudden change
in the atmosphere, slipped away. The
suposition is she smelled rat.
Mr.. Noah seems to be "sawing wood
ana and saying nothing" Superstitious
people are watching his movements
closely, and have already prophesied
that, we are going to have another food.
1t is true that we have had lots OF rain
lately. ...
The Masons working under the juris.
diction of Kentucky, celebrated their
annual anniversary, st. Johns Day last
Tuesday at Centralia, KY, nineteen
miles on the Louisville Southern r. R.
They carried with them nice crowd OF
citizens who wanted to spend day GU.
of town.
The Masons under the Ohio jurisdic.
ton went to Kelly's Park and enjoyed
the day in town with their friends.
An assault of the outrageous and mean
est dive. A report was in circulation
last Friday, that some unknown person
had struck the little daughter of Dr.. W
T. Peyton with a rock while coming from
school. Ifit is true, the william ought tt
be run down and punished. While hel
fathers ghost is not clothed at present
with all the public praise it might he
yet we consider the attack outrageous
1t has been practiced too much lately
that of taking the spite out on the chill
dren when they cannot get at their par
ente. It is sin to throw rocks at tn,
children simply because it is hard to hi
some shadowy mystery, or because the,
l4Vc III q AOuSO Gusst 10 douuI0us
The apparent and much talked o
fruitless result of the investigating com
mittee some weeks ago, seems to hav,
struck after their boring questions, had
chance to recoil. The oil is said to b,
re-proof, probably gasoline TIL,
borers had given up their attempt il
despair, and perhaps left the hallowe,
spot for good. A Colored christian an.
gentleman in passing through the al
most deso]ate and cheerless district
stumbled over crevice that had no
been filed up, and discovered that Their,
was something at the bottom. Their,
was high grade of oil on the surface
and he is said to have taken the sampl,
to the committee. 1t clearly prove
that some one has lied. Those VIII,
have heard it are watching the refner.
closely. OLD Hoss.
Grand Ball.
j The Chicago Hunting and Fishin,
1 Club will give grand ball at Casin,
Rink, corner of twenty-fourth and Stat,
|istreets, Monday evening June 3Oth
! It will be grand affair. Be sure to at
] tend if yod wish to have q good time
i Admission so cents.