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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-24

SOUTHERN DAKnn.

SOUTHERN DAKOTA
Gettysburg has PROMISING ,.,
prospects. 'osd
A Catholic school at Mitchell 10
being opened. u'
Abeideen's homo orchestra il CALI,
the Apollo club. 'sa
A gang of burglars are sncea...
operating in Huron.
Aberdeen lately voted to give s95t oo
apiece to two railroads.
A tirst-class orchestra 10 ahor.
organized in Sioux Falls.
The Letcher Blade has entered nm,
its fifth year of existence.
The total tax valuation Of pO,,.
county this year is $473.343.
The fall term of the normal scl,o,,
Madison will open September 22pd.
b. b. Brown, editor of the s0,sr
Register, has been recently married
There e s3s cars arrived and d..
parted from Marion in one dav ,ss.
| week.
Forest City claims the neatest and
most commodious postofice in pot,e.
county.
John P. Williams, of Brookipps. i.
candidate for register of deed, If
| Bookings county.
A pillow factory will be in operation in
Aberdeen early this fall. 1t will have
capital stock OF $4,000.
Capt. Harlan, former proprietor Of tbs
famous hotel at Canton, is now o Aour.
ishiug book agent in Missouri.
The district convention for Hanson.
MoCook and Ainnehaha counties will he
held at Alexandria October 18th.
The Minnehaha National is the name
OF d new bank which will be established
at Sioux Falls by November LIST.
The court house grounds at Aleyan.
dria are being cultivated and a la1gs
variety of trees havs ta4 set out.
The saloon keepsts at Hsward have
held q meeting and agreed to retire in a
body from their unlawful business.
Potter county crops are not ~first-class
but it is believed that they are up to
the average of neighboring counties.
A. Towper, a farmer of Hyde counts,
was killed by lightning while riding on
a load of grain, q short time ago. One
of the horses was also killed.
The w. G. I. U. ladies of Sioux Fall
are soliciting funds for Rev. Mrs. Had
dock, of Sioux City, whose husband vai
recently SO cruelty a%ssassinated,
A man was killed by a sunstrok
near Chamberlain n day last week
while at work in the hay field. A mos
unusual occurrence in this country.
The mercury reached 9S in the chad
at Sioux Falls the other day and it wa
thought to be intensely hot. Here
hundred in the shade is a daily occur
rencs and we don't call it intensely he
either.
Sioux Falls Insurance compan
is said to have the largest postage .
count OF any company in the %territor
They recently mailed in one day twent
three sacks of circulars, the amount
postage being $4,000.
Faux county has o lady superinten
ent Of schools who is q candidate for
election; Miss Clara Shober is a cand
date for the same Office in Beadle cou
ty; Miss Elfo Benjamin and Mrs.
H. Boals in CLARK county, and Miss
Fargo has already received the nomlr
tion in Brown county.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-24
Notice to Contractors.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed propo-
IN sails will be received up to 10 e'clock n. m,
September 0, 1885. ut the county clerk'e office,
Yankton. county, Dakota Territory, for the
construction of q wagon road bridge across the
Dakota river in sectien eleven dI, township
ninety-six 1857, of range fifty-sevoa Sss73,7 said
bridge to be constructed according TO plans
aud specifications which may be seen at the
clerks office at the court house in the city of
Yankton, u. T..
The board of county commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
Byordei of the board of county commits
ERICK INVERSION. County Clerk.
Dated, Yankton, D. IT, Avg. 4, 1895. &ugls-td
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-24
Live stock.

CHICAGO. Aug. "a.
Hoas-Receipts 1900. Weak. Light $50
6a,75; rough packing s4,oO94,5o; mixed and
heavy packing and shipping s4,t915,W.
CATTLE-Receipts $500, stronger beeves
S4,oOG5,1o; butchers $4,000, 90; steckers 81 %
@s,so; westerns s4,oo94,25 Texans s2,7o9s,ss.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-24

). Ferguson, under secretary of foreign
affairs stated that the government re.
garded the events in Bulgaris with the
gravest anxiety.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-24
Proposals.

PROPOSALS will be received at Ysnkton,
Il addressed to the undersigned until the s0th
day of August, for seven tanks 5x4 feet deep
and 50 feet long, the same to be of 2-iDch pine
bolted and fixed in a building, one mile from
the city IF Yankton. and when put in place the
same to he lined with No. IL zinc ard warrant
ed not to leak
JOSEPH IMMERSION.
yankton. d. T., Aug. II. 1SS6-d1w
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-24
TO-DAY's MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
New York, Aug. 81.
WHEAT-Lower, less doing. No. 2 red s9z
@s9S No. 8 October. 90SG9l.
CoRN-Lcwer, heavy. Mixed western spot
50056M futures 51at52H.
OATs-Dull. lower; Western 38@42.
PoRK-Firm. New mess, a11,0o911, so.
LARp-FirIn, quiet, $7.55.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

W. EAcscieIne5 .5ami. W
Plusach Zach lnich, W dnlu 10
islorada W proma1zoly zoslat u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

szczesne ~mieSzanie s Q do wyda-
wnic,wa Ojcsyzny pred MIN "a
warto? - Slawa ". Jakubowskicgp
frcsco-malarza j dck"ratora kosclo-
low rozniosie sig terAz dalcko j
%sz"roko, Il juA navel dzisiaj przsd
s'ebiorcy wielkich budowll robya u
nltgo zumowienia ma loboty arty,
styclnc.
w kohcu podaje do wiadomo-
Sci publ czncb 81 dnin q b. IN.
modzit sc ma>zcmu ~ielco sznnn-
wnemu druchowi, ayentowi Wa
rusa prezyd 'ntowi Tow. :Io1ct.
Ponato Ns'srgo OBJ. Janowi Zuryk,
syn, ktorema ma chrz"io s"ie ym
dnno imie Jam, Il ktoregn ojc'ec
ts<Ie pom'qd1y ms braci ~zwiazko.
wyrh rolczy6 prasnje.
Wasz zawsze ma u~tugi Ojczysny
gotowy / p"w"lnv sinsa
SER ".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
VII.
"a va micZtaa bMf6alOsAa.
e st B'ffalp, rs listop*da.
SAAnonDA II dakcyo!

~ 81 pitllt'', 20 i.SbDf'"NN'
SAAnosna r. dakcyo!
w oslatnm n!unerze Zyody
s~potkalrm liz: mczA PAM NJ 'drzr-
jewskje.j, y. Chiap"ws>irso, W kt6-
rym tenae wyIi~ra sic, .iakoby
VI cYnnie zn'vwa2Vi %leh"Atpra
Oic=y=ny p. SIis@n p,drzas swrj
bytm s. w Buffalo W %jcscni 1888
roku. dad, &c totnz pan Chta
po5ski sam SO %stN dzi IN s"oja
zbytniap ny wc1osc, TO bez ~wszel|Ne
60 pnwodu ~wyrzadz't paru s.
krzywdr, ktora pan Leon wpl6 |
W sw"jt ,,Wmnk'''. Zn p, Slis@
zn.ewnz ny 2. stat przez p. ChFa-
po"s<1rg", alb" prIynaj mn'ej p'zrz
czi"wieka, ktory ma $40 jakp TAXI
prHrAstuwlf. t. jest takt, ktory
y. S'i-1 tula.i sam sw"'m przy.j 'c'o-
tom j maj mNm "roMladat, 3 lac
sic, IL =. Chtapow>lI ME przy.lat
icgo Uni wlnnl*ni,. Przvznsiq tei
=. Sll>zoNi prnwdq, g. mic on ma
p.rat list do rnm Modrze.j en sklri.
kt6 y tyle zacna TO dame i jyj
mat5"n'sa ohrazj', lecz ~6'cze>ny
sekretarz Ojczysn.y, kto'y chcac
szkodllc p SNsz"wi, poiozyf pod
owym p;t.zkwilcm jeyo rodpiS.
Pan Chiapo" ski. odvbraw-zy ten
list cd sw"i".j z,nv. wradt .jak
bomba do ,cdaicyi OjcxYy2y i ma
stu, lila pcsaio"nniH godna scena.
JvzcIi tn II stniNiSa ne st rraw-
DIVA, to odpoM iedA a'n"sc M MIA
spada ma =. ST sza, klory ja sam
DO nas>em mi, SEQ (a nawrt pc
Nowym Yu.ku = Pr1vp. Red.(
~ruztrabi!.
Ale M coz.ni d"lcl s%'sanda'ten
rozma@yw"c, kieiy ma takie rzeczy
nawet szSoda p1p'elu i atrnmcntn.
Sprawl tn d"tyczy jedynic Ojc=y17y,
ktora mechnj ia p"ruszy pod ru
bryka spraw m'"j tro"ych.
Wjrm .irdna Z, zapewne, &c
Ojc-y@aa przeidz nid ta spraua
d.. l"jzudku dllcnnego, .iak mlcz-
kim mia wj,le na-zNch tpfnw
d"muwv,h, n;aMowjcie t",z ktore:..
$40 azl umon ludz,, ma k,o,ych
Qua ME i3~k"Nn. - C.cmuz N. p.
lie ME w-l,m ma tenn, b. pan
Zggut,0a Ltdttbp,rSh1 swlrtnic Sc
p~all>rw-zy y" IN ~ztuN;s plzy ma
lowa.nlL nnszego d:ngieso noWego
kesc,oi,, rair""rot zyt spble
wrotu do scru' swNch rod"kow /
azczcsl.~ei ulzyszioaai, ktore me-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
Kochanv Nj, trrku!

Af'ot" Nt'eS'o V'tft'Httto/ty
Ie=us ChryStus!'
Kochany M,i,trrku!
w wNcch str"r podaja Warus
wiescl o rndaknch naSzych, jak
osady pol>ko wyra>tn.ia , jak bn
duja sob 0 k.Acioty, TX siq W mich
za"iazn ia townrzystwa ltp., nircLze
vice NJ i~stsras raczy umiesoic w
famach psnn hw"go takAe kilka
STOW o naszei GIN Mo polokiej W
Manitowoc, VS..
Diugo smutne g panowaiy
%ste."nk; p zbawiem probrSzczH,
bvIsmy iakoby uma'li. G4rdz Ii
nnrni nietyiS %aurhownl, !ecz TIKI
reiaktoroMe gascty Zgody, {"
w%ewna:rz nnszri gm'ny pano wa'a
TAXA nic,gpIa, D., * t. mcwa,
j"den by!Dy drngieyo wiyzee woIy
utopt
Wowczas nieieino serca wzdy
chafp DO Naiw Sszego, lby raz
k"n'ec ro'ozyf na,zym boles"iom
i n"iemie1cn'"m. | OTTO WIS ucla'
Pan Bog m"dIilwy serc wiernych
i z"sl / nam Oiya, Wirlehnegn
Du<zp '%~trr1aZ d:isinra Luezyashie-
go, ktory 2 tn~ki N ivNz zrg" re
wszys'k ch ST %zacz;,f rr"ronac W
nnsl"J n%arnti, zastctrp" iac se'ca
s}"wo Boze iatzar lad w doc
grono sminiami wary / mfoscI
B'gs i h'izni, @. D'tcgo ~zapr"s'f
snbie ma m}sva w. O.i"a rs.
X3nry4a CichocAiego 2 Chi,ago,
k!6,y pomasal mu przy ciezlirj
piracy n*wrnoanla grzc-zn kov
lui d" sllrunhv Sc d~erz"cg, z'lu
pobud1t, TAX d %lcn",z smy w~xysrv
20 e." btng"otawica-l" Fplali
sobjo diorie. Se~Iorznc Boz zanlnG
w. O.jva Msyon"lz wi ~ g
praec okoi, o"<y-zeanni" Gus!
na-zych, ktora oIiat talk b'ogie
wydnI owoc".
T.,kzc i Tob;o, Wi lebny nasz
Probas1rzu, dz'Qkuj jenny, &s ME
sz"zedNt grosza IA to bw eta
M'~yn, ktorn trwaia pr7ez I dni,
ably wszy~ry 4 przyw'Irj6" knsci"ia
sw. krr1ys'ac m"gIi. N'eeh"j G.
Pan Bog wynagr"dzi Twoi" -.a'a-
MIA okoto dcbra tyrh par fl IN W
Twoje EN- %powszedn en- d. alanlu
mianowicic IA p'zyozd b'cn'e bit"
drego kos DIX" nnszegn. M'cl;smy
tn .jnz d k CHI tr1ynastu ks;eiy.
ale laden 40 maszcj s"ia'yni me
prx AtozNt ,egiclki, ale 1k Ty.
Dr"gl Duszra>terzu, sc do teg'
przyl. zyics, prawie laden Prratia'
mir zadrrgo no mai clez ru
D~ziehrj-my CT, Cz"igo!n my Ojcze
"a Twojn nos" ecenie sic dla mas
wiclbiac Pnna b ga, T. p%arati;
Hasza talk drogjm kIejn"tcm ubda-
.rzyc u~zrzesI'wic %racz'f.
Two szclcry aboncnt
I. b..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
r s|!Es,XASz

Do p~'''anv:5o splsu szlachet-
nych Texunchyk6w Nt0rym niech"j
PAN Bog n cbis pamGta wspar-
Gle ulziulono ~nieszczesl wynn wy
gnahccrn, ~dolaczony by} list has
lepuJacy:
New W"verly, 16 listopada, 1886 +.
S1anowny PANE r daktorze!
Ny Policy z New WaScrly,
ktorych nnzwiska pcdasz do Via
rusa ko pokwitowanie, prz~jec,
duchcm narodowym oraz wspot
uczucicm dla n~jcs1czesIiwy wy
gnnhcow po)skich mona.cAiD
wusNlr.i czujemy sic szczesliwymj,
mogac we>ptzG poc'csz> 6 naszych
nie.pruwiedj,we p,zeSl"dowunycD
wepoIb aci.
KilIa dni temu zabralismy
sc do ko'elltow"nja, ~ Iacz"j samj
judzie p~ruyn'si!', jtt kto mdst.
Pvmiqd1y eli uo!a~~ami i,sl .isaen
murz!n, ktoy m 70 be p~rzykta-
dem trmu, o Ll6rym w~pomn'af
p. Bmluia w Mr.. 40 Warusa.
podniesG naI,zy, IL nni~icvej
pszyczynif sic do sAiadNi p
lgn"cy Oh k i, kt6-
ny to nigdy tak;ci, rzcczy NO pu-
SEGA tiat, ink ow W Brcmond.
Przyjm, szanowny Radailtor7e:
wyraz szacunku i zycaIivosGi cd
wiaruS6w W New Wuvcrly.
w imieniu paratii
LudsM Aoch0nonicz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02

N.rod. 30 jak " ro!zinie d.brci
d"piero wtedv kriiy spsfna jest
>zc<qsliwv, gdv s1czes'iwi wszyscy;
talk ! Oic>yznie %na>zej, d 'p'ero
wtody kaiIy sic usp"koi, gdy
wszystkie ell nki tel r"dziny nas1sj
z SODA %pptaczone, zar6wno zyc!a j
z'r"wia narodow' go pod opiekl
Bo1a zrAywac beda.
Nak"niec sw1ely osieh mIf"sc'
Ojczynny, Gu wrzaf wewnatrz Ma
TO Ia, wybuchnat ia zewnatrz i
noe 80 llstppaia 1880 rohu sta|a
SIG wieILsim Pols"o dn;em.
Nar5l ohwof#i NlyktY.o en-
gcnerafa Cnto 'ickjego, me&, wi,l-
X 81 ,eli, ale uieAt.ty mrwioikieg2
~cgca. Ten z"miast pnscic $40 -
p 6 n ~ urhoiIarym w. rs ec!em
X n~t""tym, ro@wojiF nlu SIC
wymknac bez ,zw.nliu, zape"na
z"b,wv, by ne r"z irazni5 cara,
do ktorcso w STAT .oncov, .oJ
Z lin ~rozpocAaG uk!ady. -
Byio to w.cilim b!edom ~
SONY d ktat9ra. Trs ba by1n W
pea wycac lub Z kraju vypcl@c
w-1y~:kivh M0s'sali j caemnGedz j
rlu-i6 20 pare ru}kos IA Litwa
ma Wpiyh, ahy i Tam wzniecic pc
w-tAnje. Ale Chtoiic<i cd sam 90
porzatIsu watplt o powodzeniu
sr1a"y polslt ei, jrzeIi rozstr@ygme-
tt bedz'e orazsm spodzicwAf SIC
jeinakzc, y car zle tnie sc o.
gramnyrh otiar, jakich by wyma-
CATO n~smierlenio rewnlucyi, i przy'
wroni Palace Kongfesowrj zagwa.
rantovane przez cara Aloksandr;
swobo iy.
Gsubo SIC j dnak omyliI Chto
pick, bo car oipruwii pos'6w pol
SIX ch z k"itkIem i r~ozpoczas
,bunto~czykami" isk May
wat P~lhov, Wake ma zab6j.
d ybrcz, ciayna"y ma Warsza
We, rozwinHt W dnlu 1 lutcI'
moq! Wv Bngetn a Niemncm 12o,-
OoO Vol >ks.
Plerw-2a = tax poteznym mic
MY. 'clel,m bi 70 |stoclNi genera
Jan SErtyneckl. rycrrz be- trwog
! -k'zy- kt6 , uczst sio sztus
woj"nn> pod oAicm wielhieg'
Nap"lr@na.
w dniu 3 !utego, 5000 swcicE
S&rxymecKi pod Dohrem staNi
c1"I" picrwsssi armii nieprzyjaciel
ssitj, W sic 10000. | zaprAwd,
doIrem bytn to e@potkanie. Tan
wsjepnym br.ien mi"tat Battalion,
sw"ie ma puiki mosk'ewskie, gro
miac .jo i rozgram'aiac przez PIE
godzn cjag!e; az gdy meprzy.j ac'p
corsz nowv M nirgo n"legaf, o
wstepny b6j ma ustepny zm'eni'
q coraz mu MOVIE wciaz zadaws
kIes~I; ~ noe cicmna p"miedz
waIczarymj uczynita rozeJm w te
bitwlo p"d1iwl"ne.l przez ebcych
swolch, SSrzyneck; okoio 200
mjeprzyj ,ciot '"3"&vws1y trnpen
siIn xmltdWia 500 utrHcit. | dom:
nj, nr,yiaciei. sc hart Z fni"rzy
do~oI4eow po!~s,h ~ 'ir1bG i,
stlnJs.
Daw;o 1! togo ral wtGry M"-
dzi !nv Skyzy"eclii. ty4z'e
poznci, W btyie poi G~~ochows''
Tam II" cArIe @vwizyj sNoj'
kiGs,:Q 0 kle*ue niosf * hys.jzy
car-As. Tan broh paIna | b;"!
iysE:IN tatim oruitm. q nieprzy
@i.c:ri ua1wai l~"k Ol.zynka, {
sic rita! ra'si htvy kIuezen
pj.,. ic% !, bio K:2j"@o tam drz'
Wa b~~nt ns~z SNrzyne,llj, u
k.2 te l@n drz""o trN sHeta Ire
p@l-ia. A ilo tam 2 winsna 10;
WHO 50 Sci, t }Io ry~c@lstau ~
tznmn byio tam w~awizNnow. /
upadku r"eNo!ucsi wyrjaf nieprzN
%jariel ten la,rk, O.,aynke; /
k;z lie je.J drzewp s,atp sic Pols'
jak by ivllkwia. Ale 2 pod drze
onych no nogt wybt"d zlen
prz. aNfrj krvia polslla. W M
d'uz.zo !a1a, 4 blisNa cay Z d"lok
Matli Polka s"ym uzintkom NsE,
mi &c to mics s y, p"wt"rznc i
bqA": Tim b. In OlszynIa t~l
bt S~Nrzynvck,".
Dokuhcz"hio nastall.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
w imieniu paratii
Lud.cM Aoch0nonicz.
NOVA
>MAjsTRA Cd WIARusA
Nieronima %DerdoWSkiego
powIedziana Ia pami4tkowym
obchodzie sxiqta narodo-
wego, 20 listopada w
WINONIE.
{ w she>zczeNlu.

So chvila w zyc'u ludz! i Ia
dow, w ktorych c et<o pr2emawiaG
czlowiekow,. Taxa chniia w Eve Il
nnrodu nns1"g" jet ten dzi' II d.
siri.zv, wcacla j smutl>u zarazvm.
Wes,la dIa togo, Re ma dzsiejs za
dyhe przypudn Sc ~roczaica "a
mjqtucj nocy 30 listoy"!a, kicdv
osta,nia rcgularna nrmia poIsha
wypowiedlIata posfu>zehstwo caro-
wi rosy ,klemu j srod pomysluych
okol cznosci ~rozioczrfu krwawy boz
z Mo~k:lami, ably wyw"lczNG me-
pouIcgl"sG Ojczysny. ChwiIa smut
ku zss Jest dzeh d. ej~zv, ako
z,razem zywo p,zypominaj Jay nam
bel v6nie zu"lsdzipne nadzpje,
w r. 1880 hvf nomestnikiem
utwo,zoneso na K"ngrr-je wirtvh
skim Kr6le~twa PoIskieyo (Knn-
gre-owcg } w. Ksiazq Konsla"ty,
BRAT cara MlNo'nj'. B,t to wtelkI
do-rot, i nkrstn'!S, ktory mIano
wicio zoinierzv pul-I<lch traNtowai
iahn niewolmk6s i kilku oiicerow
pull cznie m j'lacu muslry wy
~pollczkova1. CT sttas1nie obra3eni
ma honorz4, ME mogll znckc til
sromoty i odcbraii svbe zyvo.
.J.!en w ocIach w. X cc,u przcb!
$40 nh wtHsnel snabli.
Chociaz W. K>M&q K~on~ta5ty
ozenli sc Poi%a, jni"#N me-
@rrzestat n%'ennwidl 6 ~'"I>uch -
try"l6w. Jrdnejnu q tAaich z:'cnsch
Iud1,, hukas hSl1l&mu "a IT,, H.
publ emo taIal .i"go d"~po'y"%m9
gospodarke, "yt"tzyf pr"cca pre-!
r3l wojenny z'r4dp stonu. Sad
ten u rnzknzu w. k>ierHu ~s.tazat
Luknsinskcgo ma wirczno mek',
M smlaiego protesin pnlk"wni-
kn jana SNzyneckrrg". P"tem
okrutny NJ yskaI k"zaf ,kuG Luka-
~rlh,k'rgo " kai inny i tzymaG W
samkmq"iu w Pat@cLBeIwrdc'rk N
pod jcyo wfasnym rokojcm, ~ lie
raz, n,cszclG-Ilwy wrtrza~nat kaj-
daunml, w k-lNae k"nstanty "
gtosnv szut;,hs,n SIN sch prpalat
Slemr"no rr1ecw Mo-ka'"m
4 h.zIym dnlem sc r'wtei;sz1I"
~ urpsze'a dlu@lsj oloWlelSJl
roSn. X @dy JUL IL 1T itna al
kroIe. $40 X ng e~owe, zacz;t -
kauC pomi,ily &oim2r>sm' i sta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
Ostatnia poczta
ZamOrSka.
Wiel..;a strntq nono,i GalEcYa

Wiel';a stratq rono,i Gaiicya.
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kipwir@ m"tvwuie ustali""ie che
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-02
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Mech beazie pochvalony
.Je=us ChryStuS.,
Bridgeton pioneer., 1886-12-16
BRIDGET0N, N j., THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS. 1886.
in order that said election Board might

in order that said election Board might
be unlawfully controlled in your favor.
18th: Because that at several of the
Election Districts in said Second Assem-
bly, District names of persons were
illegally added to the registry and votes
thereon illegally received after the
opening of the polls at said election.
18th: That at several of the election
districts'in said Second Assembly Dis
trict of Cumberland County the elec
ton was conducted by the election
officers and the canvass of the votes
made by the Board of Canvassers, in
violation of the law.
18th: Because there were votes cest
for you as member of the General
Assembly for another district than the
one for which you were declared cleo
ted, which said illegal votes were
counted for you in sufficient numbers
to change the result of said election
14th: Because there were other
and unlawful acts per-
formed affecting such election which,
with those enumerated would change
the result.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1886-12-16

success. and the farmers feel much
pleased with coming together and
talking over those things, which re-
suited in mutual benefit to all con
cerned. 1t was not until after four
o'clock that the meeting adjourned.
Prominent among those present
were Isaac Ridgeway, Thomas Ewing,
VIM. Haines, Mark r. Dare, D. Pad
gett, Isaac Wheaton, Smith Sheppard,
N. &. Iavis, William Garrison. Bel
ford Elwell, |. M. Smalley, Chas. E.
Elmer, L. F. Baker, John F. Rainear,
John Newcomb, Thos E. Hunt, John
Tyler Jr., W. 0. Garrison, and Morris
Bacon.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1886-12-16
A Quaint Old Picture.

A gentleman of this city, interested
in articles of the long, long ago,
showed us picture published in 1880
representing the burning of Benedict
Arnold in effigy in Philadelphia The
description was as follows:-
A stage raised on the body of a cart.
on which was an ef1igy of General Ar
mold sitting; this was dressed in regi-
mentals, had two faces, emblematical
OF his traltorous conduct, mask in
his left hand, and letter in his right
from Belzebub, telling him that he
had done all the mischief he could do,
and now he must hang himself.
AT the back of the General was a
figure of the Devil, dressed in black
robes, shaking a purse of money at the
Generals left ear, and in his right
hand pitchfork, ready to drive him
into hell as the reward due for the
many crimes which thirst of gold had
made him commit.
In the front of the stage and before
General Arnold, was placed a large
lanthorn OF transparent paper, with
the consequences of his crimes thus
del1neated, .. G. on one part. General
Arnold on his knees before the Devil,
who is pulling him into the fiames-a
label from the Generals mouth with
these words, ''My dear Sir, I have
served you faithfully;;" to which the
Devil replies, "And I'll reward you.n
On another side, two ropes from a gal
lows, inscribed, '"The Traitors reward. ..
And on the ffIEont.Q q. the lanthorn was
wrote otes.5or tot, General Benedict Arnold,
late Commander of the Fort West
Point. The crime of this man is high
treason. ''He has deserted the i'm
portant post West-Point, on Hudson
River, committed to his charge by His
Excellency the Commander in Chief,
and is gone off to the enemy at New
York.
"His design to have given up this
fortress to our enemies, has been dis
covered by the goodness of the Om-
niscient Creator, who has not only
prevented his carrying it into execu-
ton, but has thrown into our hands
Andre, the Adjutant General of their
army, who was detected in the char
acter of a spy.
''The treachery of this ungrateful
General is held up to public view, for
the exposition of infamy; and to pro
claim with joyful acclamation, another
instance of the interposition of boun-
teous Providence.
"The effigy of this migrate is there
fore hanged for want of his body as
Traitor to his native country, and a
Betrayer of the laws OF honour"
The procession was attended with a
numerous concourse of people, who
after expressing their abhorrence OF
the Treason and the Traitor, commit
| ted him to the flames, and left both
the effigy and the original to sink into
ashes and oblivion.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1886-12-16
A Gard to the Public.

Having made arrangemenssrotravel
during the Winter and Spring for a
firm of manufacturing opticians, will {
sell, in order to raise money to pay nay
debts and other necessary expenses
incident to my journey, my stock OF
optical goods at sacrifice. To wit
Gold goods, from $500 up; genuine
first water pebble reduced $1.0O; con-
vex or periscopic lens, in good Frame
so cents; best crystal, only $1.O0. Other
goods not mentioned equally low. A
large invoice of gold and steel goods
received last Monday from West Win
sted, Conn, will be incladed in the
reduction. These prices are for cash.,
and cash only.
JOHN MCoRD, Optician,
1876 E. Commerce ST.,
Bridgeton, N. J.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1886-12-16

Mr.. Peter Katzenbach, the successful
hotel-keeper at our State Capital, is
lust closing the fiftieth year of his con-
nection with the Trenton House, which
he has so long owned and made SO
widely popular. To one who sees him
at home, bright and active as the
Youngest of his numerous aides, it
is hard to believe that he has been
theren half a century. Thousands of
Peters former guests and friends have
passed from the old scenes forever; but
there are hosts of warm friends of his
vet all over the country and beyond
the seas who will feel warm congrat-
ulations when they hear of his golden
anniversary Clinton Democrat.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1886-12-16

1t is said on the highest authority
that under the statute of limitations
in England: ANY attempt to recover
real estate from the Crown or indivi-
duals after lapse of twelve years
which may be extended to thirty under
certain circumstances, and personal
property after twenty years, however,
noted the claim of the person making
the attempt may have been originally,
is certain to end in failure" The same
is true of Holland. '"There has since
1867 been no such thing in Holland as
an unclaimed estate originating prior
to 1882
Bridgeton pioneer., 1886-12-16

A herd of forty Texas steers, driven
through New York last week to an
East river slaughter house, were
frightened by an elevated railroad
train and made mad rush through the
streets Most of them were soon cap
tured. Several horses were gored, a
lady getting out of stage was thrown
down, and boy was tossed into an
ash barrel. The North river being
reached, one of the animals jumped
into the water, but was fished out.
The others started back for the East
river, goring horses and upsetting pc
destrians. Finally, after four of them
had been shot by the police, the re-
mainder were ''corralled'' and driven
to the slaughter house.