The Appeal., 1891-07-18

gone to Cane Springs, KY.
Mr.. K. J. Cox spent a few days in
Fra kfort. Ky, this week.
Miss Sophia johns on will spend three
weeks in Charlestown Ind.
Miss Eva Jackman has opened a nice
Ice Cream Saloon at 9Th and Broadway.
Miss E. B. Miller has returned to the
city after pleasant trip in Indianapolis,
Ind.
Independent Sons Of Honor will cele-
brate their anniversary in Shelbyville
on the 4lh.
Mr.. Henry Edwards, prominent Odd
Fellow died last week of consumption in
his 3sth year.
There will be over 500 excursionis' 8
enroute for Chicago, Ill, via ]. NJ. & D.
r. R. tonight.
The Lilac Socals gave very uice re-
ception on July 7th at the residence of
Mrs. Hadders.
Mr.. Nelson L. Neal announces himself
as candidate for State Senate in the 9th
,Sentoral district.
DR.. W. G. Arthur and Miss Annie A.
Perry were quietly married ct 4l5 Jacob
street last Tuesday, the 7th.
Mr.. G. w. Merriwether left for his
home in Indianapolis, Ind, after a
pleasant visit in the city with friends.
Amanda Haines died on last Sunday
morning. She was buried from 9Th Ave.
Baptist church on Monday afternoon.
The annual convention OF the Afro
American Campbellites will convene at
Hancock street Christian Church on July
,22nd.
Learn short hand Only 10 cents per
lesson. Address W. G. Moore, 1922 w.
Walnut street, Louisville, KY, for par
ticulars.
Rev. G. H. Parrish, DR.. Hagood and
Prof. Jackson are the officers appointed
to work in the interest of the Southern
Exposition.
The closing exercises of Prof. A. J.
Bells Piano School will take place at St.
Augustine Hall on Monday Eve July 20.
Exercises begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
Everybody is invited.
A new organization under the name of
Afro American Bicycle Club was organ.
lied last week. Mr.. G. B. Clay, Pres't;
VIM. Wilson, Sec. They are negotiating
for tract. New members are earnestly
solicited.
In Jeffersonville, Ind, on last Thurs
day afternoon, littleStella Webb, aged 12
years, was playing with loaded pistol
at her home, when the weapon was ac-
cidently discharged the ball entering her
left limb. She is improving.
Charlie S'usher, formerly cf Baltimore
and champion light weight of Kentucky
and Ed Simpson, who is to meet George
Dixon, fought with four-ounce gloves
here Saturday for the state champions
ship and $500 purse. Simpson had the
best of the fight all the way through and
it was awarded to him on fouls.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. David Evans at their residence
on KY. street by their friends last We'd
nesday night. Among the distinguished
guests that were present were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weller of Windsor, Canada,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier of Russellville.
KY, Mrs. Jane Pidwell and husband of
New Orleans, La.
The following teachers have been ap-
pointed in the Louisville Colored pub
lie schools: Eastern School-W William
H. Perry, Principal; Alicia NJ. Dunlap,
Nellie l.. Frye, Sarah E. Bell, Henrietta
M. Helm, S. B Alexander, Mary R.
Fitzbutler, Cornelia c Duncan, Matte
E. Fowles, Lucretia NJ. Gibson. Maggie
N. Tayloe, Georgia A. Nugent, Julia B.
Mckinley, Florence L. Birney, John P.
Jetton, Lima B. Silkman and Lucretia
M. Minor. assistants. -s.s. ...-.
Main Streets. B. Taylor, Principal;
Lizzie S. Morris, Julia A. Arthur, Re-
becca @. Smith, Ellen L. Bullock, Lem
ora F. Gibson, Estella 8. Jones, Louisa
j. Lightfoot, Salom;e Worthington, Lille
Jackson, Arabella Silkman and Anna A.
Perry, assistants.
Central School-J. NJ. Maxwell, Prin-
cipaI; G. W. Houser, J. E. Simpson and
w. 2. Annis, assistants in High-school
V. NJ. Burks, g.. G. Moore, L. D.
Browne, M. V. Webster, J. ]. C. McKin-
icy, M. S. spradling, NJ. S. Browne and
M. B. Bowen, assistants in intermediate
and Primary Department.
Western school-A. E. Meyzeek, Prin.
cipal; M. F. Cox, A. T. Brown, Anna NJ.
Bowman, Maria Z. Roxborough, S. g.
Murfree, +. i. Williams, Rachel J. Da-
vis, 2. A. Fltzbutler, Emma j. Alexande,
Mary A. Johnson, Charlotte Bryant,