The Appeal., 1892-06-11

| Mrs. Oph'e Wells of Chicago will
render 1.-THE King" at St James Church
Sunday night. Miss Clara Isabel of
New Orleans will also appear in the
rare musical program of the evening
service.
Rev. Williams of South Carolina; Prof.
j: M. Gregory and Mr.. Greer. of Wash
ington,. D. G. Mr.. w. M. Bartlett, of
Batfalo and Miss Clara Isabel of New
Orleans, are GUT SITS Of Mrs. Sabra a.
Hilyard.
| Among the members of the Blaine
Club Of Cincinnati, Ohio, which visited
our city this week were: Hon George
Jackson, Powhattan Beatty, r. J. Har-
Ian, W. Brown and Perry Asburry who
gave The APPEAL call.
THE APPEAL entertained at dinner
Thursday at Hotel de Mink Hon Geo.
H. Jackson. member Of the Ohio Legisla-
ture, Prof, Isaiah Mitchell principal of
the public schools of Jackson, Miss
Prof G. F. Adams Of Chicago.
Messrs. Jordan G. Jackson, U. s. GAN
ger, Ed. Cbenault prominent horse
man and A. l.. Harden a prominent bust
ness man all of Lexington, Ky. who
were delegates to the National Conven-
tion gave THE APPEAL call Thursday
Mr.. D. E. Beasley wishes to announce
that he will from this date on make the
best cabinet photographs for 80 per doz-
en-. He has nice gallery on the N. E.
corner of 7th and Minnesota, entrance
on Minnesota street. Call and examine
specimens.
The National Savings, Loan and Build
ing ASSOCIATION guarantees 6 to s per cent
iaterest on its shares of monthly install
ment and fully paid-up stock. All loans
made being first mortgage on real estate,
Send for prospectus. Office, 4S East
Fourth street.
MRS. HOLTS ELECTRIC HAIROIL
will cause the most stubb >rn or bad hair
to grow long, soft and glossy. Call on or
address Mrs. Holt. 265 Sherburne
avenue. Price so cents per bottle Try
it. 1t never fails. Can be obtained at
Mrs T. H. Lyles hair store 81 E. 7th St.
Mr.. w. a. Hilya1d and Miss Courtney
Perkins were quietly married on Thurs
day of last week at the residence of the
brides mothers Mrs. W. Fl. Dover l39
Robertson street Rev. J. G. Anderson
performed the cermony. They have
gone to housekeeping at 9)4 Woodbridge
street where they will he pleased to see
their friends.
Among the visitors to St. Paul this
Springfield, Ill State Capital" G. M.
Jackson, Carrollton, Mo, ]. R. Gibson,
Galveston, Tex principal of the high
school; E. NJ. Russell, Inspector of Gus.
toms, Galveston, Tex, j. F. Curtis,
Messenger House of Representatives
Washington, D. C.
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 spend your
money with Colored people, if you CAL
possibly find any who can furnish what
YOU wish. Help one another, and in 30
lining. you help yourself
The admirable address of Judge Albion
w. Tourgee at Market Hall last Sunday
night was listened to with great pleasure
by large number of Colored and white
citizens, and st. Paul is fortunate'in hay
ing the opportunity of listening to and
looking upon the face of this, the fore
most champion Of equal rights for all
citizens of the United States.
The entertainment at Pilgrim Baptist
Church last Thursday evening under the
direction of Miss Lulu Griswold was
most successful in every way. There
was a large and Intelligent audience
present which was highly delighted by
the several numbers on the program and
especially with the reading of Miss Adah
Brown of Chicago and Mr. Richard B
Harrison of Detroit. After the exercises
the usual festival followed which was
fully epj Dyed by all. There were many
strangers p' esent.
The executive board of the Western
States and Territories of the Baptist AS
sociation met at Pilgrim Baptist Church
Tuesday evening. The board is com
posed of Prof. j. F. Thomas, moderator
of Chicago; Key. T. l.. Smith, general
financial agent; Mr.. G. Stewart, record
ing ecretary: Rev. B. Hillman, Rev. J,
w. Crushon, Rev. G. G. Bates, Rev. NJ.
L. Clay. This board meets to manage
affairs Of Foreign Missions. They have
six missionaries in the field and repre-
sent ore million people. The Baptists
of st. Paul extend to them a cordial wei
come
The social event of the week was the
entertainment given by the Capitol City
1nvincib!es 90 Thursday night. There
was large crowd present who listened
with great pleasure to the excellent pro.
gram after which dancing was indugled
in until 3 o'clock. A delightful feature
of the evening, not on the program,
was the reading of Miss Adah Brown of
Chicago ana Mr.. R. B. Harrison of De-
troit who kindly consented to favor the
audience with selection each. Thev
were recalled to which they gracefully
responded. The whole affair was highly