The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-08-06

'ura. Regular dinner is served from
8 90 to 500 P. NJ, for IS cents. G. P.
CRAWFORD, manager.
MRS. 'HOLT'S ELECTRIC HAIROIL
will cause the most stubborn or bad hair
to grow long, soft and glossy. Call on, or
address, Mrs. NJ. Holt. 2G5 Sherburne
avenue. Price so cents per bottle. Try
it. 1t never fails. Can be obtained at
Mrs. T.'H. Lyles' hair store 81 E. 9TH at.
1t seems to be very singular that we
cannot all have things just as we want
them. Mr.. 0. D. Howard has been
wishing his wife would present him a
N but Tuesday she presented daugh-
ter. Mr.. Howard is not 80 happy over
the affair rs he might otherwise have
been.
Bishop BE. Lee stopped over in the
city Tuesday night. He was enroute to
the Puget Sound Conference which con.
INvenes~at Portland next Wednesday. He
was the guest of Rev. l.. H. Reynolds.
The Bishop speaks in the most encourage
ring'way of his work in Bishop Grants
old district
Mr.. Alfred MILLER an old resident OF st
Paul died at his residence No. 6J2 Wab
asha last Wednesday afternoon aged g.
years. His funeral took place from
Pilgrim Baptist Church, of which he
was q member, yesterday afternoon q.
IS o'clock and was largely attended. He
leaves wife a con and daughter.
The attention Of the ladies is called 10
the advertisement of Fantle Bros, cor.
Seventh and Minnesota streets, which
appears in this issue. A careful perusal
will show that they are offering SOM,
exceptional bargains which must be
takan advantage Of at once as they will
not last long. Call and examine for
yourselves ladies.
There-are only few places of bust
ness in St. Paul, owned anu operated by
Colored people; but these few do not
get the patronage of the Colored people
AS they should. Why not spenG your
money with Colored people, if you can
possibly find any who can furnish what
you wish. Help one another, ana in 30
doing. YOU help yourself
Mr.. F f. McGhee, and the Afro.
Americans generally are justly indignan,
at the action Of the Republican State
FCentral committee in appointing
Prof. J. S. Carlson to fill his place on
1t re electoral ticket when he had no,
resigned. Mr.. McGhee has addressed
a communication to the committee and
will be accorde a hearing to-day. There
is'but one praper cause for the commit.
It 70 to pursue and that is for it to rectifv
its wrong. lbs action will be awaited
with anxiety.
C. R. Beal us a book agent of Mime
apolis. He had a. man named John Doe
! this last title rs the only one known to
the oourt-up Enr assaulting him. 1t
seems that Mr.. tBeal went into MIR.
"Doe's' office the other dav and tried to
sell HIN book. Mr.. doe" did not
want it and told Mr. Beal to leave. In
stead OF doing so tine latter treated Mr.
doe" to a lecture on the proper way to
treat book agents. Me-. doe" then gut
Mr.. Beal OIL side and the arrast followed
When Judge Cory had heard both par
ties he quietly dismissed the case.
CaojtsI Cjtv Iny;u<ih1as
The Capital City Invincibles will give
their second select moonlight excursion
on the steamer George Hayes leaving
the foot of Jackson street Wednesday
evening August 10Th at $50 sharp
Music by the Twin City Mandolin and
Banjo Club. Those holding invitation:
to the first excursion if disposed may
secure tickets. The tickets are limited.
Positively no tickets sold on the wharf
or boat Managers reserve the right t.,
refuse to sell tickets to anyone without
an invitation.
j. II. DORSEY, Pre- st.,
; A. D. ADAMS Treas., c. M. TIBBs Sec.