davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1886-12-01
PhIIidslpAis, WiImlastua 1 ssIlinss hsiIIsst
NOV. Hath. 1856.

Trains wiii leave Wilmington 90 follows.
Phiisdelphia tcxpress). 2. 2 81. Z co, 0 90,
30, 10, 500, e1o, sAT. 10 q. II 80, IL 81 q, m
~ 80, 2 %, %. ga o 70 and 90 p. N.
Accommodation, Q 20, 90, 7 90, 10 20 0. M,
30. 90, 20, 30, 10 80 p. m.
For Chester texpress), . 80, so. 8 80, o 10,
/ p. m.
new YORK, 400, ia, Z %, 9 %, + 90. SIS
10 o., II q a. m. 'l2 80, 2 o., 2 30, q, 'e2s,
For West onester, via Lamokin, 0 20 and
| 10 q. m, 2 80 and 90 p. 10.
L For Newark and intermediate stations,
az a. m, IL 81 and Q Il p. IN.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 os
q. m, 81 y. m. ana IL 0b night.
baltimore and Bay Line. I % p. N.
"a bsiimore and Washington, ! 70, 40. 9 o.,
10 os IL 0oa IN, Il "a, sll7, Z ~. o 10, 20 50
l and 10 q. IN.
rains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle. 90, . 30 q. IN, II %, 2 70, 8 CO.
0 20 and II b6 y. IN.
Georgetown and Lewes, s 30 a. m, and u
Ip. m.
seatord Express, 3 sap. m.
harrington, DelInar and way stations, 8 81
q M, IL 80 p. n.
Express for Harrington, $50 D. m. WAY
Express for Dover, Harrington and Del
msr, II 90 p. IN. every day.
kranklin City. $40 a. m
Express for Norfolk. II 66 D. N. daily.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad e,rset, 70
| Wilmington (express), IL 70, 3 60, 20, T27
~ 10, 10 20, IL IS, IL 53 q. m. 3 oil, 402, 20
os, b2l, oO7, 9 81, II 10 ard IL ~ y. IN.
Accommodation, 80, 10 rs a. z. "a. . 81
50, 0 ~ s %. 10 GO 10 ~ and II ~ p. 10.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia (exprsss). 2 90, 2 81, 4 90
70, IL 81 a m, co, ~ and I % p. N.
Accommodation, $50 4. NJ, IL 10, 70
30, Z 40. y 90 y. m.
For Chester toxprsss), 20, Il 81 $. u, . 2
and GO p, m.
| Accommodated, . 50 .. m, Il 10. IS, . 90
IL 40 and 10 y. N.
for New -Ycrr toIprcse,, 2co . ~ o.
70, IL 81 n. m, Va, b22, Z % and 9 20 D. n.
FOR West CHESTER, via Lanokia, 8 SO .. ~.
and o 80 D. m.
baltimore and whaningtop, l 20, Ats, o.
10 oS Am. IL %, $50 (Limitedj, and rs y. N
DaltimQre, l2Gb night.
Il LeAvefhiladelpbis, Broad street, for WI
mington (oxpross), Ia sb. Q TO, 20, plc, IL a
9. IN. 81, IL 10, and IL "a p. N.
| Accommodation, sSe, 10 IS G. n, IL sec 10
36 and IL IL p. m.
For further Information psssongerg arc 70
ierted 70 the ticket ottloe ct the Hst ton.
Trains marked thus tA)aro limited expross
upon wnich oxtra faro 10 charged.
| General Passover goat.
| OHAHLxs Il. PUau General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-01

THE PRESENT arrangement by whIcl
Q train leaves this city for LAnden
berg suits very large majority OF th'
patrons OF the road, and 1t is hoped by
them tina. the company will be as vel
.uited,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-01

THE VERDICT OF the jury yesterday
In favor Of lodge OF Knights OF Pyth-
las knocks the props from under those
who use respectable bene6 ,lal orders D.
q cloak TO cover moral deiipquencies.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-01
OEG.STER'S ORDER. ,,v
* xL11JGTERiS UFF1Uh'


n EG.STER'S ORDER. ,,v
n, kEt}ISTER'S OFflUh,
NKw CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
November 18Th, lso'l
Upon the application OF Hams,
and Frederick X. Banks, Etecup1
ROBERT BANKS, late OF
wine Hundred, In said county,,
IL 10 ordered and ditected by tne NJ
that the L xecutors aforesaid gNe ur
granting OF letters TestamentaIy
estate of the deceased, Win w
granting thersof, by causing aa'ua n
10 be posted within forty days nun
Of SUCH letters in six OF the u
places OF the county OF New ossue
Ing all persons having demanes az
estate 10 present the same, OF au,a an
Act Of Assea bly, in such case maui Ss
yided: and also cause the same ~ v
ed within the same period IN my I'm in
PUBLICAN. o newspaper puDllsneua n
mington, DEL, and to DO con'ihu'N
three weeks, leo d hand and
I- Given uoder the 6sna s nj
q. OF ONCE Of the hegls'et
at Wilmington, III year
County Aforesaid, the day anu ~
written Holm BRADFORD, Resa
NorIoR-Al persons havinS I'm
against the estate of the deceaSb Fxej
sent the same, duly attested 70 oo5 ~ az all
on or be fore November loth, 1901 de al
Act of Assembly in such case u
vided. NKs.
fhEDEnion 49, Exceed
o,R FR,1M, Esq. their Att u, = ~
Address, Wilmington, Doi' -
Daily Republican., 1886-12-01

Tomorrow promises TO be cloudy to
clear, with stationary temperature.
Similar conditions will probably pIt-
vail en- Friday.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-01
WAN AMAhEk's

rHnADELeH Wednesday. Ice. l. Iss,
December.
Holiday month. Christ
mas! The vision broadens
until the great day comes,
then narrows 10 the quiet
New \ ear. day, living at
length in the worry and
work OF the New Year only
as a pleasant memory OF a
past JOY.
Christmas joys are borr
of cares. Parent, child
brother, sister, friend, de.
pendent are cares, each anc
all, until the Christmas
tokens are provided. Take
these cares easily. Buy
early. Soon you will BIZ
jostled on the sidewalk
crowded in the store; shortl,
the overworked day will
come. We can do bette
for you now than then.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-01
MANNHEIM.

all mixed, 80 inches wide, AS
cents a yard; have been and
will be again so cents, or
more.
Satin Jacquards, which
means a wool dress stuff SO
inches wide with figures
thrown up in satin finish
Eleven different figures in
black, ten other solid colors
with diagonal weaving and
crescent figures. Only 90
pieces to sell and they went
down yesterday from 90 to
SO cents. They are German
and fine.
Another all-wool home :
spun, not the one told of
yesterday-finer 81 inches,
10 ounces to the yard, six
yards to the average dress
Also down yesterday from
IS cents to 60 to close the
last one hundred pieces.
Not much in all thar, you
say. But there is q saving
of SO Or 90 cents or ST. to a
dress, and that's worth saving
How else to make the same
SO easily!
Hyperbole is the adver.
tisers' vernacular, usually
why the contemplation,
phrase "only an advertise.
ment?' But it is in the
main just. Long years o
bosh have Disguised sensi
bic people. Is it not far
better to give facts thar
fancies? We are not work
ing for today, but for tomor
ROW, next year, next century
And this comes o! ouI
plain words about certain
staple dress goods. Coulo
make a small per cent NOR,
by holding them. But WI
are not goods-holders. Cir
culation Of goods, money
blood. They mean health.
Southeast OF center.
| Optical and Photographic
goods.
Opera glasses. A lot un
known to fame, from tn,
same maker as many sold il
this country under loca
trade marks, $2.5o to $500
/ Only thirty in all. We dom
brag of them a bit. Blu
there are excellent glasse
among them. No lottery
Patient pickin : will give yo'
a bargain.
And the same is true G
about twenty feld-Slasses a
,IS7 to SI2.
Lemain's Opera Glasse
The stamp is true. Ii mean
character. Six lenses wit
black cases and tubes 81 t,
,l$6 SO, same with gilt tube
1925 to 1925, same witt
pearl cases and gilt tube
5000 to $I3. With lively
lenses and black cases, va
riously finished, 5000 t
$3.50.
i Tourists glasses with 81.
81 50 to S14, wit
twelve lenses $40 so t
ISIS. so.
Il Field glasses $14.50 (
ylS29, OF which the grades q
ll$24, $27 and 500 hav
r! three powers, opera, fele
marine.
Bardou, another make
!, with character. The rang
5 OF opera glasses with 81
II lenses is from $3.50 to SI8
so, and military glasses 81
8 10 SIS.
Il Lemain and Bardou al
v both first-class; the former
ri perhaps the more popula
8 the latter supplying militar
loffleers SO largely, MOI
: scientific in reputation.
ii We think our optic;
= store is under good manage
Daily Republican., 1886-12-01

Dress goods. Impe rious
dress goods. Always de-
handing, commanding, want
ing notice daily. Why not?
They are the central sun OF
t h e business. Therefore
dress goods. Plain stuffs
today. Novelties another
day.
Our contract for a single
Daily Republican., 1886-12-01

TNhE PLACE To GET YUUk HeLI-
dag presents Is at the new store, s. W.
corner Taylor and Lomb ard streets, br nch
OF Il tatelY O. Co., OFT Arch street, PhIla.
alou ne, pictures. silver ware, clocks, lamps
and other household goods. s. old either or
cash or on instailments. Agents WANTED.
W. X HOPE, Manager. n2O.eod.lm
Daily Republican., 1886-12-01

We protest against being
generalized. Consider us
in detail To your special
wants we are specialists.
We wish to impress this
thought now, in the days
when you have so many
things to do. Remember
that our whole system looks
at a single point-the indi
vidual in each transaction
even the smallest. Human
means are apt to err, bu
yet we think that the largest
per cent OF successful service
to the retai'-trading COM
murity is found here.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-01
BALTIMORE a OHIO RAILROAD
EFFECT, NOV. asrH. 80

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. NOV. 2srH. 80
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST BOUND:
Phlia. Accommodation, daily SOFA. M.
Pnila. Accom- modation, daily. ....q.30 A. M.
western express: daily.;.:. ...n.ta A. ID
GinoinnAtu Limited, daily. b.43 p. M.
chicago Limited, daiiy...........u .03 r. M.
WEST.BUUND:
Chicago Limited, daily. .....,....T.e5 A. M.
i Arrives Chicago 10 80 nc xt morning. This
train does not take Baltimore passengers
Cincinnati Limited, daily. .n.3o A. M,
Arrives Cincinnati T,lb A. M, st Louis
e40P M next day.
Chicago and st. Louis Express,
iiy...'''...........'. ........... Up. ID.
II FOR LANDENBERG, 800 A. d. and
Il 3 90 =. M. daily.
Trains leave MARKET Street Station:
For Philadelphia 20 A M, 8 IS A. NJ.
| and 2 40 y. NJ. daily. For Baltimore 6 IL
4. M, daily exseF sunday: For Lsnden
huig IS A. NJ. and 10 =. NJ, daily.
b. DUNHAM, C,K.LORD
den1 Manager. Gen'l Pas. Agent
WILMINGTON d NORTHERN R.R
Time table in effect Nov. 2sth, 1850 Trains
L leave Wilmington TIRE ach st.eet) as follows,
For Reading, Birdsboro. Joanna, Spring
/ field, Naynesburg Junction, Manor, Potts
Il fihos Id k1ouhDO1, WeF-
| nersyille and all points on the Philadelphia
l ard heading X. H., 100 q. II. and 246 q. m.
For Coatetville. Embreevillc, Ler ape
lCbadd's Ford and DuPont'H and interme
| date Doints, 10, a. m. 2 40, and s II D. III.
For West Chester, I. go q. M. ass. and OIL
p. 10.
For Rev Bridge and inter mediate points
6.lh p. m.
on SUNDAY. for Heading. Coatesville ives,
'hester and all intermediate points, $40 9.
m.
A. q. MoCAUSLAND, l.. A, BOWER,
Su eriDtAr don't Genn Pass. ARit
Daily Republican., 1886-12-01

State OF the Temperature
at the REPUBLICAN ofiics In the sha de
O'Clock 10 O'Clock II o'olocI
40 ago 46
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-13
z b(izka i Y daleka.

Po dfugim letargu zmowym nowc tycie
obudzio sic przyrodzie. Zazieenify sic dr1e-
pola, = ptaki, nicme przoz zine, wesofo
spiewaja po jeziorach rzel<ach znowu "a
czefy kra4yG fodze parowco, pankowe
micjscy powoli pozbywaja sic nabytych zimie
k.t,row i roumatyzm6w wychodza granice
miasta ably gdzle ma ustroniu, sr6d drew ga
tezistych, chciwic pofykaG sfodIsle wonne po-
wictTzc majowc.
Robotnik fabryczny neraz sercu zazdro-
Sci tnl<iej ma owej rozkoszy mozniejszym bliznm
On musi prncowaG Cd rama do wieczora, ably W
ciagfym utrzy mac ruchu maszyne zycia wfasne-
90 swe rodziny, wobec chwllowego zastoju
handlu mo4e siq mice 20 szezesliwego, gdy
wogoc dostanic robote; jelc on czasem uly
przechadzki, to przymusowo, ME po parkach
aSach, raczej po zapowiotrzonych dymem IA
bry cznym ulicach, chodzac Cd pracowni do pra-
cown "a zajqciem,a wszedzie oddalany kwitkem.
Jezeli TAXI rototnik posiada jeszczc pare
set dolarkow, uciufanych lepssych czasach, to
wnct 90 nudy wypedza miasta ma daekie
farmy, gdzo sobio nabedzie HAWAII gruntu sam
swoim stanie sic ,bossem," mogac do sytosci uty
wac ma]6w1i j rozkoszy zyca sieskiego.
Jak starym kraju wedrujace ptak ma
wiosne zyatywafy do Polski KRAKOW rofu-
dniowych, TAX tu do cywlizujacego sic To-
yhodu, do Minnesoty i Dakoty, co wiosne przy-
bywaja cafe role robotnikow wieIkicb miast
W ceplejszych stanach, jak Chicago, Detroit,
Cleveland Buffalo, ably nabyc kawaf zie-
mi clezkie narzedzia fabryoznc zamionc ma
lemiesz, najodpowiedniejszy dla Europejczykow,
kt6rzy, jak wiekszosc naszych zomkow, ma wsi
sic urodzili.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-13
Skpzyncczka do list6w.

Kto nam teraz 20 upfywie kwartafu odseia
JVioruso, powinien pamietae, ie podiug praw,
obowjczujacych su1dym stanie naszej Uni,
nalezy sic najpierw zapfacic so cent. "a 1s nu-
mcrow, Jake iuzo cd mas odebraf.
Oh. Tom; H. Detroit, co pod kimt
doiki kopaf, sam ME wpadf. - Znamy do<
brze to wasza olszowa pania matke; "a ktora
m6wicc p;,cierz Ze, ks. X. zostaf wan winen
"a wegrzyna dol $50, tego ME Powinnisce mu
brad "a zfe, boscic wy mu wiele wiecej kie-
szeni wypedzili. zreszta vino djab}a war
te jak tenn przelSonal sic pomiedzy innemi
zecerzy Relgrzyna p, kedyscie butelke tel
kapuscanki przyniesli do drukarni. l..ees
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-13

IA u ms ty Juz wszedzie rozehrane, xcale mic
drogo zvfaszcza, jezeli sic zwa4y, Re podfug
p"danei W Zgodzie przcpowiedn St. Paul, tax W
Minto, jak W caiej Ameryce, grunta po roku
1888 podskocza Genie dwoj = ub troj-
nasob
korzystajce vice, Rodacy, ze sposobnosci,
aby dostac s;e do kawafka wfasnej ziem mia
nowIce wy, Lubi Detroiczanie, kt6rym podobnie
J"k trancuskich Hugenot6w lob nemleckich
Menonltow swary koscielne nieznosnym czynia
pobyt W sto]icy Michganu, = speszcie szukae
spokoju chleha do novel para6i waszego da-
wniejszego proboszcza ks Kolasihskieyo
A raezcie przy tel okazy nasamprz6d zwie-
dzlc moja kuznia zamowic mnie ekkie a
:.lezbedne dla kultury narzedza, jakich mad
rzek;s Forest River ME znajdzecie Moglibyscie
takke "a jedna droga zboczyc do St. Paul i
"berzec sobie grunta, jake pan Gryglaszewsk
"ypatrzyf dlu polskiej kolonii wv. Narodowcgo
lyle wan jedna< powiadam ako zyczliwy
VASE zomek, = ze powlnniscic sobie najprz6d
dobrze obejrzec miejsce, ma ktorem chcecie "a
t'4yc wfasne gniazdo, ably was talk ME wywie-
dzlono W pole, jak wywjodf ma biede do Stur
geon Lake, Mimi, Rudnicki dawnicjszych
obywateli wnohskich: Dunajskiego, Zmude, Wat
kowskiego Sadowskiego. Wyjechat on mimi
jako agent ma ogledzny gruntow zm;., Licdy
zlemia ma pare stop z,sypana by}a sniegiem, i
powedziaf, przy bywszy miejsce, 4e to roa
bardzo urodzajnu, - al kiedy sic sprowadzili
zonami dzieGmi snieg roztajaf, ujrzeli pre-
ratenIen, &c to piachy, jak starym kraju pod
Bytowem hub Koscerzyna!
Srrawe|zifo sic ma Mich przyslawie ,,Madry
POlol> ODD bo
oczach dopiero, gdy juz kazdy utracii po pare
set dolarow, teraz jeden po drugim powro-
tenn sic wybicra do roboty fubrycznej. =
Przykra to sprawa ME chce mi sic zbyt
szeroko jej rozkuwac, zw}aszcza, Ae pochwy
W'arusa jeszcze sa "a mate, ably mogfy pomie-
scic zbyt szero1e i cietkie fadunk.
Wszakie juz prey nastqpujacym drugim nu-
merze ka4e je sobe powiekszyG, a wtcdy
pewne ]uz wiecej materya{u zdofaja udlwignaG
Ma dzisiaj wiec kohcze, zyczac wszystkim
Polakom Ameryee jaknajepszego powodzcnia
szybkiego zbogacenia sie naszym strapionym
Meczennkom Detroit nadto szczesliwei DO
drozy do st. Paul i Mnto!
Mtjster
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-13

Antek Z dziurawa g4owa.
Czemuz nasza dziarska wiara
Taxa c;emua dzis, nestety ? .
Otto, he le zal dolara
Ma ksiqzeczki gazety
pawniej kleif sliczne piesni
Lada dziadek w lichej chacie,
\ dis to sic nawet ME sni
Biznesistom oswiacie!
PowiadaJq, ze uaulla
Ma]o na co tn sic pzyda:
- MieG pjeniqd OTTO sztuka,
kiep kto .je na papier wyda
TAX to mysla1 Antoni,
Go ,nial we Ibie wlertel sieczlli,
Go dzeli szynku kieskq dzwoni,
ZaglY1a DO buteleczki.
W yard'o sqlelz lat po sqdku,
AZ ydy raz sic doblZe upif,
Wybuch powstal mu W zofadku...
Spirytus mu leb rozfupil!
AntclS dirty, :ak lis6 ma lipie,
\ po nosie po wqsie
Siccz]1a mu sic re lba sypie,
Vice komotry, -oj, smiejq sic
= Ma box zarty! W takiej chwil
Trza ratowac choc pijusa!- !
Rzckli mu zalepili
Leb sl1rajSami Cd IViuusu
W kupie znowu So kawa1ki
Obcszlo sic bez kllniki;
Cub choG ME jak dawniej cafki,
Alec fright" Ola Ameryki.
Odtqd wdzieczny Antek wszedy
Taxi mocny papier chwali}
jm ME pit wiecej brandy,
Bv mu leb sic ME rozwalif.
\ lax ziomka vital w chacie,
Czy kaszube, czy krakusa,
Najprzod spyta1:
Panic Bracie,
CzyS zapisaf juz ,,Wiarusass Z?
ADRES: Wiarlss' Letter box a..
Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-13
Ofiary strajku W milwaukee,.
GWardya KoSciuszki strzela do Po-
lak0W

Kwestya godzinnej piracy i Milwaukee
ME ma}a bye rostrzygnieta bez uzyca bron
ralne
Juz W poniedziafek, maja, zebrafo sic o.
kofo 1900 straj jker6w, po wiekszej czesci Mem
COW, bliskosci welkiej pracowni Round housc)
kolc Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul, wcszli w
podw6rze zmus robotnk6w do opuszczenia
piracy, q urzcdnikow do zamkniecia pracowni
Naz.tj ut :; rano DUO robotnik6w, przewaknie
Polal<ow, gromadzilo sic przy Hall polskiej
grupy Ryccrzy Piracy 1888 Mitchell uI) Oko}o
godziny smej t}um iczyt przcszfo 700 ludzi,
poczem wyruszono w stronq wschodnio- pcludno
wa ku wiekiej walcowni North Chicago Rolling
Mill. Tfumy drodze powlekszyfy sic do 20OO.
Obstapiwszy Rolling Mil, zazadali straike-
rzy rozpuszczcnia robotnIS6r przyjccia go
dznnego systemu piracy.
Wystano najprz6d komitet, lecz ten mic
mogt sio zalzadcm w"lcowni zgodziG i stra
kerry jui chcc offs pracowni udcrzyd, gdy
W tel chwili nadjcchal pociag, zfozony loIo-
motywy dwoch wagon6w, napcfnionych miIicya
Chciano wysiadanu zofnlezy zapobicdz, ~
MIN jednaSzc straj kerry zdoiuli sq zdecydowac
krok zaczepny, JUL trzy kompanic mlicyi z
nubt; bronia stafy pogotowiu i rozciagnety
sic przed pfotem, ogradzajacym walcown;a. >,
Itum gfosno wyzywaf milicyc, lccz to wcaIe
to uwagi ME zwracafy.
W kS. minut potem przybyf drugi pocias,
z}otony lokomotywy jedneso wagonu, niosac
kompania czysto poska, zwana Gwardya Ko-
sciuszki.
W pierwszej chwii tium vital gwardya
okrzykiem radosc, poczem jednakowoz stra1ke
rzy zuczeli rzucaG ma gwaydzist6w kamieniam
cegfam
Kapitan Borchardt (Polak pochodzacy 2
Czerska, ma pograniczu Kaszub) zostaf ugodzonv
kalneniem W glove, wszelako lekko tylko ra-
niony.
Dano rozkaz, ably kompanie weszly DO
divorce. Jako ostatna wesz}a Gwardya Kosciu.
ski, ktora teraz jeszcze wecej obrzucano ka-
mienami nnemi cie4kiom przedmiotami
Ktos z gwardzistow postepujacych ma tyle,
ably powstrzymac straj kerow, odwr6cif sic j
wypalf z karabna powetrze, ma postrach.
Ia MIN cafa kompana data ognia, = r6wnieA
tylko powietrze.
Tfum sic cofnaf, bramq zamknieto, roznu-
szczono robotnikow pracujacych wojsko roz.
kwaterowaio sic W podworzu, zostawiwsxv stro.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-13
Rolz /.

ze przy pfotach, ktolc niaiy nakaz, kazdego,
kt6r5by ma plot ws,el1, zast,zvIic straikerzy
ME widzac teraz sposYbu wni iyscia do fabryki,
rozfozyll si9 przed plotem i zachowywali sic
dosyG spokojnir Ma wiycz6r iednakowoz wieksza
czesc ich rozcszfa sic donow
W srode rano znowu zacze sic gromadzc
nasi rohotnicy M poludniowej Polsce leo godzi-
ME 8, sile 1000 chiop@,, po raz dsug wyma-
szerowah ku waIcowni Bay View, nosac ma
przodz.c trzykoorowa choragiew
W shwjli, l<iedy przecIrodzili przez grance
miasta, major miiicyi Traeumcr, poprzednio
ich pochodzic uwi:t omiony, kazaf kompanii
,,sheridan" daG do nich ognia. Pc tel strzeala
kazda kompania = I<olei o5 lewego do pra-
wego skrzyd'a - ''vardya Kosciuszki takze.
Ma pierwszy rotouy ogich tfum rzucif sic
ma zlemie, Aryto sic rowy, "a kamienie itp
Gdy strzaty ust;,fy iobotnicy zaczel najprz6d
ucckac, pot,m .dclr#lowoz sform9wawszy sic
przymHszerowali d" mi:stl W porzadku. Mad
bicsfa na }Iac '.twy policya zn:Iazla dziewieciu
z'bItIc' iub 5mieiteInie rannych. Nadto wielu
zostato IclIlso u-4I,clz,nych
Z\BiCI RANNI:
l., Francisz,l X unkoI lat 60. Kula
rrze-zy Ia 'no selce kicdy ma podworzu obok
sweso doInu 10 $ nth Bay slr) zarmit kury.
l5yf on robotnilicnl,' Iecz juz od ,cztereoh lat
ME pracow" pow'du reumatyzmu Pozosta-
via z9ne Weeloro dsvci
.. Jan Mask, ':@e1ej Maszka (Polalz),
lat u, dosttf k'1la hr1uch. mari dina ma
stPpneso po cezkieh cicrpicntch Pozostawia
mfoda Zone jedno 'lziccko.
B. Robcst Erd mann, (Polak. = Gaze
ty ang'eIslle pjsza ze mu mie Albert, lato19;
smiertelnie ranny W brzuch
q . * ~" SIX Polakh lat 40,
''''''9 '',''e' 'V'"''' n"' S@N' ma East ave.
= = ~ ~ t"' ~ czfowlek nle3na]omy
0""ei"'' gay 80 H''"'e|loho'
'' . 40 y ""ezyN' Is letnl chfoplec
1"'','''' 20 szNo'l' r"sledl ks'azkaml pod
P''l'S ':""'e:" roo tAiho" 90 bay view
''''''s '''' ''@"en' o on'af1
30 poishh rooo1hlA'
=, - y" ~ osouno"S Aul''
J'>~'@o Nv "''"o'' P',enA ''o' M z'e'ne
i''''N' 'o"o'"'A' f''nie pre-
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s'''' '''A's'l@''g"} i''S'| p'ebs "krotce potem
o''e"' NSnl'n4':
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czo'"'
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nr ,,.'' snnlt',nr ,nr''.n .1u, ..
.,' ',,'',''''' A'p's 0i''ry" wal lany wyze)
'' 90 ~ y >ronh 0slneA'ego'
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BUTOW / TRZEWIKOW
e. II. Cummings & Villa,

II r. 5ra Street, Wlnona, Mime,
ktony poIe,aje szanownej pubcznosc polskie wszel
Nego rodzaju b W ie, reczac rzetenost otaru-
iac tpwar po natiliszych cenach
Pan 1. II. Royal poleca uslug wszy.tkim
lrzyjacio}om Rodakom swoim kt6,zy racza odwie
lzc sklad. N.3)
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-07
The SPHINX OF North CarolIna.

A correspondent writes to The Star, of
Washington, that in North Carolina there is
a mountain formation very closely re-
sembling the Sphinx. 1t is called the "Pilot
Knob, and is in Surrey county, In the
northwestern part of the state, just east of
the Blue Ridge its position prone on the
Piedmont plain, like a gigantic lion; its
body at right angles to the precipitous
ridge, and with head reared aloft, as If in
the act Of rising. The head is of solid rock
several hundred feet In height The shout
at the distance Of few miles it looks like a
thing OF life and intelligence. IL rises
about 800 feet above the plain IL is seen
at the distance OF fifty miles; but as yet no
railroad approaches it nearer than twenty
miles Exchange.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-07
Best California Leather

Sole, Insols, HArnsss, skiIting aud Uppsr.
Preach and American CAlf.kns,
Sheep Skins, Goat skins,
Saddles and Saddle Trees
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G. K. M IL L E r.
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.
AZ MERCHANT ST., HONOLULU

In conjunction with Mr.. J. A. Magoon,
will attend to all matters of business for
the residents OF the Hawaiian Islands who
may need an Agent.
| do not conhne myself alone to the Bust
ness Houses, but also to the domestic class
who would wish me to attend to any matter Of
business, especially to making purchases either
in Honolulu or San Francisco, in any line Of
General Merchandise.
To the Business Houses | will give my
careful attention in all matters pertaining to
General Business, viz: Adjusting and Col
lecting Accounts, Distribution Of Bills and
Circulars, Custom House Entries, Buying
and Renting Real Estate and Personal Pro
perry.
Eg All Legal Documents will be carefully
and neatly drawn up by Mr.. J. A. Magoon.
| will attend to all matters entrusted in my
care in a careful, courteous and neat manner,
and with quick dispatch.
Agent Tor Klinlner & Co. Red Rubber
Stamps.
Telephone - P. o. Box II3.
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Srnrral Advertisements.
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