The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-11-19
Miss Callie Oats has returned from Fl.
Worth.

Miss Callie Oats has returned from Fit
Worth.
Stopping at the Fletcher House: II
P. Gliding, Callie Davis, VIM. Jefferson
Bonham, Tex.
Solomon Richardson manager Of TIL
APPEAL left last Monday for San Antonio
Texas for a short visit. .,.-
- Miss Maggie Woods was quite sick last
week but is Convalescen. We hope che
will be able to be out soon.
Prof. N. w. Harllee will deliver an
address at the Holiday reception. And
anumber of others will speak also.
Mrs. George Walker of Florida street
left last week for her old home in
Shreveport with her sick daughter.
w. II. Britton sold one lot and two
houses on Flora street to Thomas and
sons for $4,000. Mr.. Britton is one of
our leading business men.
Mrs. Ada Haynes Of Waco who has
been spending few weeks in the city
left for her home last week. We hope
Mrs. Haynes will not make this her last
visit to our city.
Dallas Literary Society meet Tuesday
evening. j. p. Elliott presided. Prayer
by Prof. J. w. Ray. Song by the Glee
Club. Reports of the several COMMITTEES
were had also the committee on Constitu-
ton and by laws reported. The
society adjourned to meet next Tuesday
evening.
Don't fail to be at Hamilton Hall Mon.
day night Dec. Goth. All clubs and
societies are invited to be present
Tickets on sale Dec. LIST at Office of The
APPEAL 554 Main street also ut w. II.
Britton and Sons 12l Cor, Henry and
Williams streets Geo. McClains 1853 cor
of Wood and Market, Mrs. Fannie Aliens
Ala Jackson street, Rays barber shop ll3
Camp street, Mrs. Ell Fletcher's COS
Commerce street, Andrew Jackson 35l
Commerce street.
Rey. J. L. Griffin was appointed
Superintendent Of Mission over the state
Of Texas for the Independent Baptist
Church, recommended by both white
and Colored. We recommend him to
you as a christian gentleman, and a
workerand we ask you to help MIN in
this great work, he will have to build a
church in Fort Worth, Dallas AMI
Denison, Texas, which will cost $35 OCO.
Rev. J. L. Griffi n of Denison is strong
friend of Judge Clark and We recon-.
mend him to the kind consideration Of
all. Endorsed by the following named
gentlemen: A. L. Matlock, Chr. Elk.
CON-, Fort Worth; 3. B. Paddock
Mayor of Fort Worth; c. H. Cooper,
Chr. of Dallas. We believe in giving
credit to whom credit is due Brother
Critic I bid you God spead go on with
your good work if man does not reward
you for it God will always strive to do
that which is right.
Christmas witt, the cold folks at home"
in the Southeastern States is a goal for
which many Texans are striving at this
season of the year, and to enable all
who desire 10 reach their goal, the sale
of round trip tickets for the annual
Holiday Excursions via. The Texas &
Pacific Railway to Alabama, Tennessee,
Georgia, Mississippi. North and South
Colorado, Kentucky, Florida and other
points in the Southeast to st. Louis and
Cincinnati is authorized for December
20, 81, %, 1892 Tickets will be limited
for return 30 days from date of sale, and
will be sold at the remarkable low rate
of one fare tor the round trip. Remem-
Der the Texas and Pacific Railway is the
only line Offering choice of routes either
via New Orleans, Shreveport CT Mem
phis and gives unequaled double daily
train service to any of the above points
making close connection with all diverg-
ing lines. Your home ticket. agent
should be able to give you full particulars
and cell you ticket via this deservedly
popular line, or you can obtain all desir-
ed information by addressing either of
the undersigned. G. P. Fegan, TRAY.
Pass. Agent, CASTOR Meslier, Gen'l Pass.
& Ticket Agent; Dallas, Texas.
Weatherford, Texas.