The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-07-09
DALLAS, TEXAS.
The Metropolis of the Lone Star State
and It's News.
"A Compilation of the Doings of the Afro
Americans of the Greatest City of
Texas-Matters Religious, So
cial and Otherwise.

of THE APPEAL.
Nearly every Colored family in Dallas
tax es THE APPEAL.
Henry Miller is still on trial according
to the record of the Court.
We wonder why Miss Mollie Bates
slapped Mr.. J. NJ. Howard's cheek.
Mr.. Solmon Richardson has moved his
headquarters to 1T llo Swiss avenue.
Don't THE APPEAL beat any Colored
paper for news that has ever been in
Dallas
THE APPEAL 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.
Preachers, doctors, lawye RS, merchants
intact all classes read The APPEAL when
they can getlt.
Wonder why Mr.. W. Manzilla goes to
Houston 80 often lately? Has he gone
back on the Dallas girl?
If you keep up with THE APPEAL it
will open your eyes to things that are
done right under your eyes.
Mr.. Geo. Rector and wife of Fort
Worth are in the city the guests Of Mrs.
Nellie Green, 3O2 Hawkins street.
Hello Willie where are you going?
To Mrs. Anna Browns where l can get
the incest ice cream in the city, 594
Main street.
The Ministers Union has adopted THE
APPEAL as its official organ. All the
ministers Of the city should be members
of this organization.
Go to 1l9 Swiss avenue and get copy
of THE APPEAL. For the convenience of
our subscribers and readers we have
opened an office at that number.
Wanted ten boys to sell THE APPEAL
on the streets every Saturday morning.
Boys can make money by selling The
APPEAL. Call III 1l9 SWISS avenue.
We wonder if it is true that J. W.
Norwood made his company walk %
miles through the rain and mud coming
from the banquet at U. B. F. Hall? Will
he ever get her company again?.
Hello Mister. Well? Is this the
Palace Restaurant? Yes. Have you
nice place for ladies' and gentlemen to
take cream and cake? Yes sir, strictly
r
door.
What doyou think of that great wond
err Mr.. A. Barrett has at the Palace
Restaurant? Some people say it came
from France. others say it come from
Italy. Where do you think it came
from?
ing's of the Colored people? IF do you
send in your subscription for The APPEAL
on sale at ll9 Swiss avenue next door to
the Palace Restaurant about 100 yards.
north of the union depot.
Don't get left. Lookout for the 18th of
July when the excursion club will run
an excursion from Dallas to Weather
ford, for $3.50 round trip. Come and
go with US. Henry Harris manager, R.
Payne. secretary, S. C. Gates, treasurer.
Rev. E. w. D. would have done THE
APPEAL great favor had he called the
name of that young lady who made that
unchristian remark about some of the
young converts I'll bet two bits she's a
hypocrite. Was Rev. Isaacs afraid to
call her name?
Our literary society has done but lit
tie work of late but it has taken new life
since the election of the new officers
The outlook is very bright. Next Tues
day evening at the Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church on Hawkins street will be
great time. All of the members must
be present if possible and the ex-officers
must be prepared to report. The sec.
rotary is requested to bring all books
and papers that belong to the society.
Charles Chandler and Charles Frank
in. two Colored gamblers, fought duel
with pistols on Commerce street, one
block from the police station, Monday
night. They had qurreled in the even
ing and Chandler drew revolver on
Franklin. Franklin secured pistol
and fred. Chandler fell MORALLY
wounded, shot through the lungs.
Franklin was shot in the left side and
arm and will die. Both men are mar
ried.
A certain young man, of Dallas, bar
Der on a street running North and South
spent all his savings for six months, $25.
to out shine anybody who might turn
out on the Goth of June at the fair
grounds. He went out in all his glory
with his lady love but when he arrived
and had partaken of plate of cream and
was looking around he discovered tall
handsome young man in suit of white
flannel with blue sash and patent
leather shoes. This was corker and he
exclaimed: "Man whar is your breech
es?" S.A
Wonder is that a decent house or
Central avenue number two hundred
and teen. If it is why are so many
white men around there at night? A
few nights since certain white mar
entered at back window, remained il
the house about an hour and then come