The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-08-15
JACKSON, MISS.
What They are About in one of the Fair
Southern Cities.
Short and Spicy Items of News, Personal
and Impersonal, Concerning Matters
and Things Generally in the Capitol
of the State of Mississippi.
And the hoys were not in it

| And the hoys were not in it.
They struck hard ticks, but missed
every blow.
Mr.. Peter Thomas of Yazoo City was
in the city last week.
Mr.. H. l.. Mavson as usual hoisted the
black flag in triumph.
They contemplate getting there in '92
| if Jimmy holds his own.
Mr.. Griffith got there Ele. and sat
down waiting for "Jim."
In the case of Mr.. James Taylor he
was showed under .forev,r.
Little "CIarge" exercised his influenc
but Harris pitched him out of sight.
The old veteran Grady was sted so
easily that the old fellow SAID "Amen."
Mr.. Brink'ey lifted 10 his gates and
let the election 20 for him by acclama-
ton.
Mr.. Henry Harris said the next day
thst the Stalwarts would have to wait
longer.
This Saturday is MIR. Walter G. Far
ish's last day, so far as res ing is con-
cerned.
Mr.. Dawson was in Tongaloo but he
could not hel p hearing the results of the
election.
The APPEAL man has a handsome
memorandum slate presented by Rev.
+ B. Topp.
Mr.. Grady m .de all kinds of signs in
his final prayer which resulted in his
loosing an ffice.
Mr.. J. D. Weatherby of Durant was
in the city last week. He reports Du-
rant as fl ur shing.
At the residence eff Mrs. Gilbert Hem
ingway, we were asreeAbIy surprised by
great melon feast.
The BELL of Liberty" that Mr.. Won
ders rang frightened Willis to stormy
banks of "didn't want it,"
Mis-. A. W. WATSON also acceptedlv
gave us melon eating last week at her
residence, and it was grand
Misses Mamie and Eliza Augustus Of
Ysz)o City were the popular guests of
Miss Josie Powell last week.
Miss Ada NJ, Harris spent last Sunday
with her sister Miss Bette, who is teach
ing school near Steeh's Greek, Miss.
Col. Jones offered to surrender his
presidential robes, but Mr.. Wonders
speech landed him in by reclamation.
Mrs. M. M. Mcleod and Mrs. F. c..
Cranberry had very fine evening
drive last week, over the hills and far
away.
Qlite an enjoyable time was passed
a, the residence of Miss Josie Powell
last week. Miss Powell was he yer of
a grand high tea.
Mrs. Wesley Crayton of Vicksburp
who has for several weeks been the pop
ular guest of Mrs. Mcleod, departed for
her home last week.
Miss Lulu Mckay, one of Edwards
most brilliant daughters, was one among
the popular visito s to our city this week
the guest of Mrs. E B. Topp.
Mr.. Jno. Walk Jr. is now temporary
editor of the Colored Journal. Read
Johnnie's salutatory, and you will see
his intentions, he gave every one a
square deal. #... e. s+..'
Rev. E. B. Topp is now editor Of the
Peoples Defender. Every patriotic and
christian citizen will be pleased at the
eminent gentleman, whose facile pen
cannot be exc He'd. ....= s..a7s.
| The residence Of Mrs. j. J. Williams
YVES ablaze with popular selection OF
beauty last week, being occasioned by
an attractive evening party, given in
honor of the digniied visitors to the
Capt. oil City. ..,asss
While peacefully slumbering last week
at the residence OF Mrs. Gus. William.
son. Misses Starks and Daniel were sud
denly disturbed by quite a crowd,
know as 'stormers. A nice time was
Witnessed by two of Vicksbu,g 's most
lovely daughters.
Certain rumors that are in the public
breeze III this city, illustrates the fact
that there are people who can find room
enough to seek into every body's bust.
ness except their own, and it is very
shameful state Of affairs, " hen it comes
to the point where each neighbor car
find something to say of his neighbol
frivolous and false, without any just
cause, but let every one consider St
Johns decisions on such and fee from
the wrath to come.
E.A. GRAY.