The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-07-16
DALLAS, TEXAS.
The Metropolis of the Lone Star State
and Its News.
A Compilation of the Doings of the Afro
Americans Of the Greatest City of
Texas-Matters Religious, So
cial and Otherwise.

Rev. A. Carson is in the city.
Sol. Richardson is the Dallas manager
of The APPEAL.
Nearly every Colored family in Dallas
takes The APPEAL. .>-'
Don't THE APPEAL beat any Colored
paper for news that has ever been in
Dallas?
A peal is always brim full of news
of Dallas the metropolis Of the Lone
Star State.
Don't fail to read THE APPEAL the
greatest Afro American Journal in the
United States. !
1t you keep up with THE APPEAL it
will open your eyes to things that are
done right under your eyes.
After this date subscribers will please
call at the office ll9 Swiss avenue, and
get their papers, every Saturday morn.
ing.
Go to ll9 Swiss avenue and get copy
of The APPEAL. For the convenience of
our subscribers and readers we have
opened an office at that number.
Our greatest men and women of the
age owe their success to literary socie-
ties. Now let the whole nation see
what we are tit to be. Solomon Richard
son, President of Dallas Literary Society.
Do You wish tc keep up with the Dc .
ing's of the Colored people? If you do
send in your subscription for The APPEAL
on sale at 10 Swiss avenue next door to
the Palace Restaurant about 100 yards.
north of the union depot.
Don't get left. Lookout for the 10th of
July when the excursion club will run
an excursion from Dallas to Weather
ford, for $l.5O round trip. Come and
60 with us. Henry Harris manager, R.
Payne, secretary, S. G. Gates, treasurer.
There was man in our city last week
who said that his name was Brown and
that he was agent for the Freeman. He
put up at the bonrding house run by
Mrs. Anna Brown, 594 Main street. He
left the next morning for Galveston and
with him disappeared busting brush
and several other little articles and Mrs.
Browns paper was also taken before she
had an opportunity to read it. 1t was THE
APPEAL. He was stuck on it but too
stingy to pay five cents for a copy. Bye
bye brother Brown, I'VE will see you again.
Hon. D. G Hill of Little Rock, Ark,
D. G. NJ of the Mosaic Templers of Amer
ice arrived here Friday from Gainesville
Texas, where he has been for some
time inspecting the lodges of the Oder.
He states that the Order is 25. 900 strong
and its founders are Negroes. Mr.. Hill
is one of Little Rocks best business
men and is rates at $4,000. He come to
us highly recommended and we wish
him success in our state. He is also U.
S. Deputy Marshal. The Grand Master
of this Order is G.. W. Keats and the
Grand Scribe is J. E. Bush, both of Lit
tie Rock. These three gentlemen, Hill,
Keats and Bush are the founders of the
Order. Mr.. Bush was delegate to the
NAllOudl uOlu NJ
Mr.. Hill is making the Grand Masters
annual visit through Texas, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama, and
Tennessee. This Order although only
ten years old has members in Is states.
The Grand Lodge will be held this yea,
in Paris, Texas, the second Tuesday in
October, six or seven hundred delegates
will be present. Texas is the largest
state in the Union and we see no reason
why the Order should not do we'll here
Rev. J. NJ. Murphy is in Dallas working
in the interest of the Order and has
made quite a success so far. The initia
ton fee for men ls $3.50 ladies 50 So
Mr.. Hill delivered an explanatory
lecture at the Odd Fellows Hall Satur'
day night. This Order pays $4,000 or
the death of member. For further in
formation call or write to ]. E. Bush, G
S. 14lS Chester street, D. G. Hill, D. G.
NJ. 5O4 w. 9th street. or G. w. Keats
9l5 W. 10th street Little Rock, Ark.