The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1893-04-01

Ripans Tabules for torpid LIVER.
Hear Mrs. Eliz. J. Harris in "Pau
line" at Central Hall Apr. l0h.
Miss Clara Burns left Wednesday 70,
Perry, N. Y to visit her parents.
Hear P. R. Delaney as Geo. Ardent
in Pauline or the Belle of Saratoga.
Mr.. Jas. Young of Springfield, ILL.,, is
the guest of Mr.. Davenport of 449 18th
street.
The popular W. II. Gibson is a caodl.
date for collector in South Town. Vote
for him.
Mr.. Harry Jones the cultivated basso
will appear as Capt. Preston, in Pauline
or the Belle Of Saratoga.
Miss Julia Davenport of 44O ssh
street has returned to the city after a
months visit to Springfield.
There will be chorus Of pretty girls
| and bows and Johnny Hands orchestra
at Pauline or the Belle of Saratoga April
10Th.
Mr.. E NJ. Danchy of San Antonio,
Tex, and Mr.. Henry F. Downing Of
New York are registered at the Kelley
House.
See Mrs. D. II. Hawkins the charm
ing contratto as Clara River in Pauline
the Belle of Sarotoga at Central Hall,
April l0h.
Vote for Henry Best for assessor of
South Town. He is the right man ia
the right place.
There could be no better man to vote
for than George Edgar for Supervisor of
South Town. Vote for him.
Among the graduates of Rush Medical
College this week was E. E. Barr, an
Afro. American. DR.. Barr is now at
Provident Hospital.
F. Abney, the Cincinnati tailor has re-
fitted his tailoring establishment at 27IS
State treet. Suits made to order, clean
ed, dyed AMI repaired.
Short hand and pewriting-Iustruc-
ton given in short hrnd and typewrit-
ing. Terms moderate. Miss Ella n
Phelps, $50 S3j street.
Handsomely furnished rooms to rent
bedrooms and parlor-to first. class
people only. Apply at once to 29ll
Dearborn street, first fiat.
DR.. Edward s. Miller left Monday for
Danville TO arrange matters to remove
to Chicago. He has rented offices at the
corner Of 47th and Dearborn.
Don't fail to see Mr.. F. B. Warning as
the English B.ronet, Sir Charles Gran.
deswell in "The Belle of Saratoga" Gen.
trail Hall, Monday, April 10th.
Furnished Rooms wanted on the West
and North sides. Great demand for
70 ms. Address Still & Roberts Room
Renting Agency, 4454 Oakenwald Ave.
Mrs. Mabel Roam of 1886 Armour Ave.
has reopened her classes in short band
and typewritiDg. Thorough instruc.
tions. Terms moderate. See her at
once.
Miss Hattie Dorsey, of 32l6 Dearborn
street, has returned to the city after
pleasant visit of two weeks in Louisville
where she WAS the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Emma Parker.
When the parents of a young man who
married recently found that he did not
have the gold he claimed to possess they
took him by the nape of the neck and
gently deposited him on the sidewalk.
Easy payments. Remarkably low
prices is the rule now, for all kinds of
spring goods coats. dress goods suits,
watches and diamonds, jewelry furniture
etc. ]. Clark, Room SEQ Chicago Opera
House, ll2 Clark street.
Rev. Burch has returned home after a
| visit to St. Louis and Cincinnati He
aided Rev. J, H. Oden in st. Louis in
some special meetings and returned
home by way of Cincinnati where he
met many of his old friends.
Willow baby buQeies are securing a
'a'ger market each year, and prices have
been coming steadily down. Even the
poor mans baby can COO and take lite
airing in a handsome baby carriage.
Desigcs are becoming pret;ier.
The candidate for South Town Clerk
Edward H. Wright, is one of the best
known. and most popular Afro.Ameri.
cans in the city. He is capable and de.
serving and should get the votes Of
every Afro-American, in which case be
would be easily elected.