The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-07-23

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Mrs. T. H. Lyles' hair store 81 E. 9TH st.
The South St, Paul Cyclone" an Afro
American weighing POS pounds and
measuring feet II inches, was knocked
out in six rounds by Charles Moth
weighing ls5 pounds, measuring feet.
The fight took place last Friday evening
before the Hennepin Athletic Cub at
Minneapolis, and was witnessed by about
three hundred.
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 Co(ored people
as they should. Why not spend your
money with Colored people, if you can
possibly find any who can furnish what
you wish. Help one another, ana in 30
ding. you help yourself
Next Tuesday is "Derby Day" of the
Twin City Jockey Club and the opening
day Of the races which will continue for
seventeen days or until Aug 10. A
large number of the crack horses of the
country will be here during the meeting.
The new iron grand stand is completed
and there are ample accommodations
for all Whn ohnnco fo
ing promises to be the biggest the club
has yet had.
Special attention is called to the ad-
vestisement of the PALACE CARPET
AND FURNITURE CO., which appears
on this page, it speaks for itself. The
members of the firm are at present in
the East selecting the latest novelties for
the fall and winter trade and wish to get
some of their present stock out of the
way. All goods for the next week at
give-away' prices, and you can pay cash
or get credit just as you please.
Mr.. John Bryant, the young man who
arrested in Helena, Mont, few days
ago, supposed to be Dennis Pickene. the
slayer Of John Smith, arrived in the city
last Sunday and stopped at the Ryan
Hotel, where he remained until We'd
nesday, when he left for Chicago. He
was very fine looking man and attract
ed considerable attention about the
hotel. He had just drawn $l5, 900 in a
lottery, good portion of which lie has
wisely banked.
Expectation Is on tiptoe in regard to
social which is to be given at Mrs. J. r.
Whites No. 606 st. Anthony avenue
next Tuesday night. The affair is to be
a great social event. The ladies' of the
reception committee will appear in full
dress. Refreshments will be served on
the lawn as we'll as in the house. An.
other feature will be the recitation
Little Workers" by four little tots
Misses Fannie, Lulu, Carrie and Minnie
Howard. Miss Lulu Griswold St. Paul's
pianist will be accompanist for the oc
casion. Also there will be piano due
by Misses Alice and Mabel Berry.
A pleasant surprise party was tender
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. LaCost No. l55 Twtl
fth street one evening last week
which was a very pleasant oc
casion. Amony those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodge, Mr.. and Mrs
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. ReDfro, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs. Power. Mr.
and Mrs. Garden. Misses Bessie Love
Della johnson, Bessie Hodge; Messrs
j. W. Dayde, j. w. Washington, w
Hardy, w. Smith, w. Roland, J. Mat
thews' H. c. Vaughn, B. and E. Watts
J. Wilson, w. Baker, M. Williams, S
Smith, J. Meyers.
The Jeanne Winston opera compan,
continues to score success in the sum
mer season of opera at the Metro politan
: For next week the management will de
t part from its usual rule and present TO
: public approval, two operas instead O
8 one. For the first four nights, beginning
}, Sunday July "a, the Merry War" viii
It be presented. Daring the opera Their
will be grand march Of the amazon
j. troops led by Miss Winston. For tn
8 last half Of the week with Saturda
o matinee, Plapquette's "Chimes of Nor
y mandy" will be presented Extende,
e mention of this opera is unnecessary q
r. its musical qualities are so we'll know,
that the mere announcement of it's pro
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