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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-12-30
SheriH's Sale.

By virtue Of an execution, issued out of the
District Court of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory of Idaho, in and for the County
of Alturas, wherein II. G. West. by T. W. West
Guardian, is Plaintiff. and VIM. NJ Wilson and
the Deer Creek Consolidated Mining Company are
Defendants, upon judgment rendered on the 9Th
day of December 1886. for the sum of Twenty five
Dollars (S25OO), besides costs and interest hay
this day levied upon all the right title, claim and
interest of said Defendant in and to the following
described real estate, towit:
What Ia known as the "Bullwhacker" mine and
the ''Bullwhacker Extension" situate on Dee,
Greek. about four II lies n.rthwesterly from Boil.
tons Hot Springs, in Mineral Hill Mining Dis.
trict, Aituias county, Idaho Territory
Notice is hereby given that will, on the 29th
day of December, 1856, at 10 o'clock a. M of said
day in front of the Courthouse door of the County
OF Alturas. sell, at public auction for cash, law
full MONEY In hand, all the right, title. claim and
interest OF said Defendants VIM NJ Wilson ct al
of. in and to the above described property or sc
much thereof as shall satisfy said execution with
interest and costs to the highest and best bidder
Dated the 7th day of December. 1886.
c. ii. FUREY Sheriff
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-12-30

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12

po}o2enie rzeczy, wniesie u
rzadu o zamkniecie N,szystklch
tych fabrJ;k, CO W najnowszym
powstaly czasie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
".
Zicmic PoIskie Ecd Zaho-
rem ro>yjskim.

Kurcy rosyjscy domagaiq
sic ograniczenia, .je2eli ME zu-
pcinego zamkniecla: tabryk W
krolcstwie Polskicm, znajdu-
;qcych sic pc wiekszej czesci
w rekach niemicckich. NADIA
wno temu w tel sprawie PREY
slano komisya 4 Petersburga
do Warszawy, majaca wypo-
srodkowaG, o lie Niemcy W
krolestwie robia konkurencya
fabrykom rosyjskim i .jak te-
mu zapobiedz " przys2]oscl.
lie bowiem Rad rosyjski W O.
statnich czasach znacznie pod
wyzszyf clio ma wszelkie Wy
roby fabryczne, wprowadzane
do kraju, przemyslowcy, mia
nowjcie niemieccy, pozaklada-
Ii liczne W kr6lestwie fabryki,
zcby ella tego uniknqc.
Przypuszczaja ogoln;e, re
komlsya, Zbadawszy istotne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
ILL.,.
Warunta.

Rad pruski przesladuje "a
fozone nledawno pierwsze pi-
smo polskie ma Warmth Gaze
te Olszty7ishu ma kazdym kro-
ku. Zandarmi strasza w%iesnia-
k0w pc karczmach, il pismo
to jest cd rzqdu zakazane, a
nawet rewidLjq listowych ma
publicznych drogach. Reda-
kcya Gazety Nlsztyash1ej wy
stosowata W te] sprawie zaza-
lenie do odnosnych w1adz
przelozonych, ktore ME powin-
ny dopuszczac, ably Jej W ten
sposob robiono uszczerbek W
interesie. MIN zandarm z po-
wodu tel gazety zaczepia ma
drodze ]istowego, to juz da-
VINO miejscowa policya, kto-
reJ trzeba doreczyG pierwszy
numer ka2dego nakladu, pi-
sno to przeczyta}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
W Brodnicy budujq wielki

W Brodnicy budujq wielki
piec plsrscieniowy do wypala-
MIA cegief u budowAiczego p.
Majewskiego, w tym piecu
zmiesci sig so tysiecy cegly,
ktora sic ma W przeciqgu "a
godzin wypalic. Bulowe pro-
wadza PIP, karpinski i Scheu-
mann. Proba palenia ma sic
odbyc W tym miesiacu. Ia
kich piecy jest W panstwie
pruskiem bardzo malo jeszcze,
podobno tylko 3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
III.
Prusy Zach0dnie

Dobra Prenclawice " po-
wiecie grudziadzkim pc1ozol.e,
nalezace dotqd do p. Friesego,
nabyfa w z. m. LA subhascle
rodaczka nasza PAM Raabe Z
Grudziadza "a 29S:0O0 marek.
= Dobra zas rycerskie Wa
bcz, W powiecie chelminsklm
(Culm) poIozone pre-
SLY droga dobrowolnej spree
dazy w rece p. SIaskiego Z
Orlowa. Dotychczasowym VIA
sc1cielami byli PIP. Kobylih-
Soy. = Pan Antoni Dembin-
ski Wegierc W kujawach,
sprzeda1 majqtek swoj lamar
te pod Tucholq W Prusach
Zachodnich p. karolowi klei-
nowi Z G6rnego Szlaska.
w Jankowie uderzyf pio-
run w dniu 3 BIN. w dom TO-
botniczy agenta rocztowego
Jordana. Syn listowego Lem
Ike, ktory wlasnie wchodzii do
tego domu, zostal ma mieiscu
zabity.
Bukrownia W Chelmzy pre-
robila W ubieglej rampant
l,9lS,S35 ceutnarow burakow
i miala c2ystego dochodu 4lS,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
Y |
d.alicya

Pod Chyrowem, (kilka mil
"a P~rzemyslcm w po}udnio-
wynn kieruuku) we wsi Bqko-
wicach, stanq} olbrzymi gmach
postawiony przez 90. Jezui-
tow. Ia zezwoleniem mini
steryum oswiaty, za'ladajq W
miejscowosci tel Jezuici pry-
watne gimnazyum ola dzieci
szlacheckich. Il poczatku, Il.
w pierwsZym roku szkolnym
S6-S7 bedzie kias tylko O.
twartych: pdzniej zas gimna-
zyum bedzie sic uzupelniafo.
Program nauk obejmuje pred
mioty szkolne, a orr6cz tego
jezyki Oboe, s%zermierke, taiice,
muzyke, spiew ftp. cnoty to-
warzysSie. swiadectwa wyda-
ne przez zaklad ME beda ru-
blicznemi, acz 90. Jezuici "a
p%owladajq, il 0 to ubiegaG sic
beda.
Oplata cd jednego ucznia
ma wynosic SO I'll. W. a. mic
siecznie, rozumie sic oprocz
talk zwanej vyprawy su1ei W
bleliznie stofowej i srebrze 70
stajacej wfasnoscia zakiadu.
Ably jednak i mniej zamo-
znym uczyniG zakfad przyste-
pnym, powiadaiq 90. Jezuici,
otwieramy drugi oddziaf, "a
ktory opfata miesieczna be-
die wynosifa Is zt. tylko.
Ro2nica miedzy jednym a dru-
GIN oddzialem ME bedzie po-
lega}a Ma wyk}adanych pred
mlotacE, ]ecz jedynie W ,,u-
trzymaniu."
Vice znowu wychodzi stare
szydfo 2 worka .Znowu dotkli-
we uczucie roznicy zachodzq-
ce) miedzy uczniami ubogich
a majetnych rodzicow. Zaklad
TAXI, ME kontrolowany przez
wladzc szkolnc, moze micd7y
swolmi wychowankaml SEE
rye zasady najmniej mole o.
gofowi pozytcczne, i mlodc u
mysly naginaG, do ktorych ia
den zakfad wychowawczy pu-
bllczny prZyznaG sic ME mial-
by odwagi, ME mowiac ,juz o
potrzebie.
Bedzie to zatem drugi "a
klad tego samego gatunku, cd
dawna JUL bowiem istniejc la
k!z sam W Tarnopolu.
Piekniejsza instytucye zaje-
te So obecnie umys]y obywa-
telskie W Gaiicyi. Pan WI.
Gniewosz wlasciciel ZIotego
PYtoku, poda1 projekt, utwo-
rzenia W Rymanowie sta1ei
kolonii ~lecZuiczej ola ubog,ch
dzieci. Rymanow jest mi4j-
seem kqpielowcm w ziemi Sa-
nocllicj, oplitujqccm W jod i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
w Dzia}dowie ma zi,mi Chel-

W D%lia}dowie IA ziemi Che1-
minskiej, W nocy IS ma 90
czerwcas zlodz'eie wyrwali o.
kuo W misyjnym katolickim
kosciolku i wszedlszy tamze,
zabrali trybularz i puszke; po-
przednio wysypali komuniISan
t.y, podeptawszy nogami i talk
zostawili w kesciele. w taxi
to dziki spcs6b zloczyhcy znie-
wazyli nikczemnie Najsw. Sa-
krament. = Paralianie q ksie-
diem proboszczem ma %czele,
ola przeproszenia Boga "a well
kq zniewage, odprawili w.yna-
gradzajqce nabozenstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12

KS. Gorecki otrzymaa posa-
de kapelAna W Gliwicach, ks.
Nowall W Rozdzieniu, ks. lie,
losko W Wodzislawiu. = KS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
Koniecko original prezen

Koniecko otrzymal prezente
ma probostwo W Radzionko-
vie. = Duszpasterz ks. Oil
W Pszczyn'e zostal mianowa-
ny tamtejszym proboszczem i
przez dziekana KS. FIllipiego,
jake ksiecio- biskupiego komi-
sarza uroczyscie W urzqd wpro-
wadzony.
Gornik kydalia z Bytomia
zostaf ma torze prey Radzlon-
kowie przez kolej przejecha-
ny. Nieszczesliwemu odciato
zupelnie glove i jedne noge.
KS. biskup Frame seek SHE
cow U Cieszyna udzielal w po-
iowie lipca sacrament bierzmo-
wanna W miescie Bielsku i pa
ratiach dekanatu bielski,go, z
wyjqtkiem Rudnicy, gdzie W
tym miesiqcu bedq misyi i
podczas tychze sw. bjerzmo-
wanna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
WlE$C
Z Polskiej Ojczyzny
w. las. ~E'OAnanskic.

W Poznaniu toczyf sic W
dniu l3 lipca process przeciw-
ko Wl;eAopolaumowi. Ma }awie
oskarzonych zasiadfo 81 osob,
z tych 80 grspodarzy i ME
szczan 2 klecka i okolicy i da-
wriejszy odpowiedzialny reda.
ktor par Jozef Chociszewski.
Wl;eMopolunm W grudniu 2. Y.
zamlescil petycyq podpisanq
przez oskarzonych, a uchwalo-
ma ma wiecu wyborczym W
klecku. Prokuratorya dopa-
try la sic w I'll petycyi obra-
zy kr~olewskiego rzadu, gdyz
wyborcy PROFESSIONAL zbyt e
nergicznie przeciw germaniza-
cyl dzieci w szkole i roznym
innym postanowieniom rzqdo-
wynn. Sad, ]ak juz donositem,
s1kazaf p. Jozefa Chociszewskit.
80 "a naruszenie publlcznego
spokoju i Ia obraze ma 9 mic
slecy wiezienia, gospodarza
Wozniaka "a TO samo prze-
stepstwo ma 3 miesiace vic
2ienia, kasyera dominialnego
p. Stefana Gaertiga z Zakrze-
wa, Ia ponce w tenn przeste-
pstwie ma 100 marek kary hub
10 dni wiezienia, wszystkich
lnnych zas uwolml1.
Wies rycerskq Dobczyn, W
Sremskiem kupi1 W tych dniach
p. Kazmirz Krzysztopolski cd
PIP. Potworowskich z Wiesz-
czyczyna "a 240 tyslecy ma
rek.-Wies Chudnice W Srem,
skiem, nalezaca do p. Bialko-
wskiei a obejmuiqca przeszlo
100 m6rg, nabyl ma subha-
scie kupiec kaphan.
! I
W Minikowie pod Pozna-
MEM spalily sic wszystkie bu-
dynki soltysa p. Tomczaka.
Przyczyna po2aru byf ma}y
ch]opak hawiqcy sic ogniem.
Poniewoz wszystkie budynki
by'y sfomq kryte, przeto O.
glen talk sic szybko rozsze-
rzyf, lie wieksza Geese bydla
zginela W plomieniach, gdy3
ME zdq3ono go wyprowadzic.
Il Poznania wys}ano ma ratu-
mex sikawke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12
5l4 mrk. Dywidende postano.
wiono ma 6 proeent.


w Luszkowie pod Swieciem
uderzyf piorum do owczarni,
ktora razem Z umieszczonemi
w nhj 400 awcami j z ppzy-
tykajaca stodolq sta1a sic pa.
stwa plomieni. tym sa-
mym dmu uderzyl piorun W
stajnia W Zajaczkowie pod Lu-
bawa i zamienil ia W perzyne:
.iedna krowa zginela W plo-
mieniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12

tych fabry;k, CO W najnowszym
powstafy czasie.
Niedawno temu odbyf' sic
W Kaliskiem pojedynek pomie.
dry obywatelem tamtejszym
p. kobiezyckim a oficerem
kawaleryi Rosticzem, synem
ministra s~crbskiego, ma pala-
SEE z okolicznosci pojedynku
wypadlo, " odbyf sic zaraz
pc obeldze, o godzinie Bel w
nocy, tax, ze p. X. musiat ma
sekundantow prosiG olicerow.
gdy sic przeciwnicy zmierzy!i,
p. X. Znany ma Gaia okolice
szermierz, wytrqcit Risticzowi
palasz Z reki. Ia drugim ra-
zen. r. widzqc, re ME da So
bic rady ? dobrym graczcm,
uzyl rodstepu, lecz pc raz dru-
81 zostal pozbawiony broni, a
"a wykroczenie cd regulaminu
obity zostaf p}azem. VIA
dza woiskowa kaliska. dowie-
dziawszy sic o wypadku, ME
zwloc2nie udzleli1a Risticzowi
dymisyq. lnaczej .jednak zapa-
TRIVIAL sic ma to p. Hurko,
gdyz pc otrzymanlu informa-
cyl w Warszawie, postal do
kalisza diva rozkazy: jeden
przyjecia Risticza do pulku.
drugi- aresztowania kob!erzyc-
klego. Przywieziony do War
szawy przez 2andarmow, X,
znikral. Zapewne zostal wy
wieziony do Rosyi.
Ma Podlasiu gnebienie Uni
inflow przez w1adze moskiew
skie ME ustaje dotqd. Zandar-
mi i Gala zgraja szpiegow tro'
pi bezustannie misyonarsy ka-
tolickich, ktorzy mimo grozq-
ce niebez?ie1zehstwo smia
wiernym udzlelae sakramen-
tow sw. i pakuja ich do vie
zienia.
Nieszczesliwi Jnici ma .jak
nojwiekszq zas1uguja pochwa-
lie, ze ME dadza sic ustraszyG
karami, mad ich giovanni wi
szqcemi, ale meznie obstaja
PREY wierze swych ojcow.
Pod Warszawq lezy wies
Sielce, dokqd corocznie z War
szawy zjezdza ma letnie mie-
szlhaEie liczna kolonia zydow-
ska.
Trzeba tedy, re zydom war
szawskim ME podobaf sic ra-
bin mie)scowy; ola tego umy-
Sill sprowadzic sobie innego.
Jednak2e 2ydzi miejscowi, kto-
rych tak2e jest spora l1czba,
mad jezdzajqcemu nowemu "a.
5inowi zustqpili droge ma $40
sic, by ME dopuscic konku-
rencyi.
Pomedzy obu partyami
wszczela sic bGjka nd szcro-
kie rozmiary: Silku walczq-
cych bolesre ponioslo RAINY, a
improvements rabinowi pod
bito jedno oko.
Bojka ia zacieta mo2eby do
ciezszych jeszcze by1a dopro-
wadzila nastepstw, gdyby IA
szczescie ME nadjecha1 spory
oddziaf %kounicy, ktory, zaare-
sztowawszy klku ajzacieklej-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-08-12

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enough to want to wis your love"
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enough to want to wis your love"
You would have done that anyhow" /
answered absurdly.
How lovely you are, dear. Do You
remember Mrs. Barrow saying"
s1 am not lovely 1t all, exclaimed
ilreverantly. IT did my best to make
myself hideous-yes. hidsous, in hopes
that he--that you'll mean that Lord Ry-
venbourn would dislike me"
Jims answer was low laugh as lie led
me 10 the great glass; and somehow it did
not seem the same pale, heavy eyed, nis-
cradle face that bad locked back at me
upstairs. Perhaps Marcus wasriskt, after
all; though Jim says he would have loved
me himself; and thought like Ain to say
so. perhaps If my face had been brown
like the right kind of Iadian girl, he
might not have. AT any rate, 1t has won
for nae what prize more than any wealth,
and if Marcus calls me a professional
beauty again. I will refrain from contra
diction.
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that Of others There is no place sc
we'll adapted to the cultivation of
Christian character. What opportuni-
ties and what demand hourly in the
home circle for all the graces of the
Spirit: meekness, patience. self-sacri-
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ished for the skies.
We are often told by the pulpit and
the press that there is a sad decline in
family religion; that family affairs have
fallen; that home religious instruction
Is obsolete; that parents are too busy
to study the Bible with their children,
or to teach them the Catechism; that
the Christian culture of the Young is
turned over to the Sabbath-school,
which is held responsible, with the aid
| OF the minister or an occasional evan
gelist, for the salvation of their souls.
NO doubt there is good deal
OF exaggeration in these state
ments, and yet there is some truth in
them. The good old way of our fathers
is not popular in these days. They
used to regard the Christian home as a
church in miniature. The family was
congregation for Bible study and for
worship. But now there is so much
engrossing business for the father, so
many domestic and social claims upon
the mother, SO many lessons to be
learned by the children. so many ac-
complishments to be attended to, so
much preparation for shining in So
ciety, that really there Is 10 time. in
many homes, not an hour, from Mon
day morning until late Saturday night,
for religion. 1t is rclegatod to the
Sabbath. But when Sunday comes
there is so much dressing for church
that there is no time for family wor.
ship after breakfast. Church, then
Sabbath-schOol, then a late Sunday
dinner, then every body is tired. The
older ones want to read the religious
newspaper The younger ones want
to read their Sabbath-school books and
papers. The short afternoon is soor
gone. After an early tea the boys ant
girls hurry away to the young peoples
meeting, stay to the evening serwie;
and come home to 60 to bed. And 81
the Sunday has gone, and all the piet.
has been outside of home. Ii this il
the way we are drifting it is time fo
fathers and mothers to stop and think
We shall all have to give account TO
our children as well as for ourselves a
the bar of God. Chicago Interior.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27
RELIGIOUS READING.
CALLED HOME.

They are gOing-Only going
Jesus called them long ago;
All the wintry time they re passing
Softly rs the falling snow.
When the viOlets in the spring time
Catch the azure of the sky,
They are carried out to slumber
Sweetiy where the yiolets lie.
They are gOing-only going
When with summer earth Is drest,
In their cold hands holding roses
Folded to each silent breast;
When the autumn hangs red banners
Out among the harvest sheaves,
They are gOIng-ever going
Thick and fast, like falling leaves.
All along the mighty ages,
All adOwn the solemn time,
They have taken up their hOmeward
March to that serener cline,
Where the watching. waiting angels
Lead them from the shadow dim,
To the brightness of His presence
Who has called them unto Him.
They are going-only going
Out OF pain and into bliss;
Out of sad and sinful weakness
Into perfect holiness.
Snowy brows-uO care shall shade them;
Bright eyes-tears shall never dim:
Rosy lips-no time shall fade them;
Jesus called them unto Him.
Little hearts forever stainless
Little hands as pure as they
Little feet, by angels guided,
Never q forbidden way!
They are gong-eyer going
Leaving many lonely spot;
But it's Jesus who has called them
Suffer, and forbid them not!
-BOstOn Transcript.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27
MORAL TEACHING.
To BE Most Effective 1t Must BE Vital
lied by Q Genuine Religious Faith.

lied ny Genuine Religious Falth.
1t is sometimes supposed that no ef-
fective moral teaching is possible, save
that which refers to the Bible as au-
thority. This is great mistake.
Doubtless many of us would rather
have the Bible taught in the schools as
the textbook of morals--if it could be
intelligently taught-than any other
book. But this is not possible. And,
although no other knowledge of moral
ity can be SO good as that which would
be gained by reverent and intelligent
study of the Bible, yet knowledge of
the great moral laws and their penal
ties, sufficient for the practical guild
ance OF men in earthly affairs, can be
gained from the experience of men and
the study of human nature. The NOR
al laws revealed in the Bible are also
impressed upon the nature Of man.
They were in full force and effect be.
fore the Bible was written. AS soon
as moral beings began to exist in their
present relations these laws began to
operate. The facts of morality are
stated in the Bible because they are
true; they are not true because they
are stated in the Bible; they were true
before word of the Bible had been ut.
tered. Every law of the decalogue, as
my old teacher of morals, President
Hopkins, always insists, is natural
law. Surely there can be no objections
to teaching natural law in the public
schools; and of all natural laws, those
which relate to the conduct should
first be taught by the State. The neg
lect to provide this kind of teaching is
sheer faulty; every citizen who is a
Christian, and who believes that right.
eousness is the principal thing, Is
bound to cry out against it, and to de-
mand, increasingly, that this great de.
feet in our systems of popular educa.
ton be remedied without delay.
The systematic and intelligent teach
ing of morals in the public schools,
would, undoubtedly, accomplish much
good. Nevertheless the fact must not
be overlooked that truth of this kind,
to be most effective. must be vitalized
by genuine religious faith. Religion
is the inspiration of all highest moral
ity. And while religion can not be
taught in the public schools, those teach
ers who possess this faith, may, with.
out any dogmatic instruction, impart
it to their pupils. at is for the teach
ers, says Mr.. w. 7. Harris, mot to
claim to introduce formal religious
ceremonies, but to make all their teach
ing glow with q genuine faith, hope
and charity, so that pupils will catch
from them their view of the world Al
the only view that satisfies the hear
and the intellect and the will. y Wash.
ington GLADDEN.. in Century Magazine.