The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-09-24
Compilation of the Doings Of the Afro
Americana Of the Greatest City Of
Texas-Matters Religious, So
cial and Otherwise.

SlCk Is COuVdlcSConC.
Fred Wyatt will walk ten blocks to pc
copy of The APPEAL
Miss Woods has returned from For
Worth a'tsr pleasant visit.
Mrs. john Dtvine of Jackson stree
has returned from Longview.
The cut of Mr.. J. E. Wilejs new hal
will appear in TIE APPEAL shortly.
Everybody wants The APPEAL the
people i'll the city wont be without it.
Mr.. w. F. Floyd Ii Is returned from
Texarkana aud reports pleasant time
Mr.. Dickerson OF Houston, Tex, is
visiting his old friend Mr.. VIM. Cr,m
W. II.
Strangers visiting the city are invited
to call at the fiji e of TIE APPEAL l'9
Swiss av. nue. Dallas, Texas.
Trade with the merchants who adver-
tise in THE APPEAL. Tell your mercha mt
| saw your nd in THE APPEAL.
Why is it hat THE APPEAL is the only
paper that CIV g the news and why ia it
nearly every family in Dallas reads il?
Among the teachers who arrived rs
wee:- were Mr.. w. w. Manzel!a; Misses
J. L. Caldwell, NJ E Griffin, c. r. Alex.
ander, A. f Grinage.
The Dallas Literary Scety is doing
better than it h ~ ever done. 1t meets
every Tuesday night. Young men c,me
and bring your bts' s r's.
Miss >allie Staples. Mr.. NJ. E. Fannie,
Mrs. NJ. Baker, Rev. A. B. Moore and
Rev E. w. ID. Iaac lef, Monday for
Atlanta to attend the convention.
Messrs. NJ. Skikes, A. c.. Thurman, J.
T. Elliott, Fink EaderfOrd, A. Stone,
Jack LoWery and H N. F K. Case who
were dele Hates to the Republican con-
vention at FOrt Worth have return d to
the city.
The State fair will soon be here. Tho Sc
who have rooms to accOmoda' e stra-
ingers should mention the fact in TIE
APPEAL. See manager Richardson and
state how manv roomers you can &C
commodate. You Can put it in The
APPEAL cheap.
The long looked for has c,me at last
Rev. +. N. Will iams Of Brenh n Church
Washington county of whom is main
pastor OF the Soilan Baptist Church in
Dallas will ,e,ve for Guthrie, O. T., on
ho IF thio rnnrfh hnr IL. l.
united in marriage to Miss Caledonia
Stell. On the 25th they will depart for
Kansas where they will spend few
days and from Kansas to Dallas, to make
it their future home. Friends here wish
them speedy return and long and
happy life.
The Dallas Literary Society met at the
Congregational Church Tuesday night
Solomon Richards on in the chair, music
by the choir, pray er by Rev. w. L. Dick
son. Miss N. l.. Beacbem read care.
fully prepared paper. Miss Beachem is
literary worker Of whom the society is
proud. Mr.. w. w. Jones made good
five minute speech. Mr.. Franklin OF
Tennessee delivered an address Gu,
w. L. Dickson made the closing addr ess
The meetings of the Litepary Society are
we'll attended. 1t meets at the Con.
gregational Church on Hawkins street
Tuesday night.
A grand reception was rendered Miss
Sallie Staples last week. About seventy
iue couples were present. 1t was one O
the grandest affairs ever given in Dallas
The house was beautifully decorated A
committee consisting of Mr.. E. McMello1
Miss Ella Crutch6e]d. Solomon Richard
son was appointed to prepare a program
Speeches were made by Mr.. w. Havelle
G. T. Smith, Rev. w. l.. Dickson. AL
kinds of refreshments we're served. Mr.
Solomon Richardson made little speech
for THE A PPEAL and received about fit,
subscribers. Those present we're: A
M. Wagner, E, Henry, E D. Bennett
F. Armstrong. G. E Orr, N. w. Hafelle
M. Craner. G W. Harden. NJ. A. Wade
M. F. TAYLOR, l. Wright, H C. Roberts
F. K. Palk, G. T. Smith, w. Wade N
Robertson, g. II. Pitman, I. Rice, ]
Macneck, A. Croweler, R. B.. Bepnet
E. Ash, J. Walker, S. l.. Staples,
Wade,C Winfrav, w. D. Dickson,
Norwood. w. F. Floyed, S. Kibble. "
H. Austin, l. King, G. Hauston. B. Nj
4. Roy, A. Drake, W. H. Griggs, J E. Boy
and wife. A. Spikes, F.F. Woods. E.
Pittigrue, e Tucker, S. Richardson, F
E. Carpenter.
A SURPRISE party was rendered Mil
Mary Watson, Wednesday evening by
company of our young people. Suppl,
ing themselves with refreshments of a
kinds they went to the residence eigl
miles in the country. Some were dri
ing 80 fast that they took the wror
road and went about four miles out
the way and were little late reachir