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The Dawson journal., 1886-09-30

The latest styles of Gents Hats
can be had at Horsley & Klllen 5
Dry Goods palace cheap. They
will surely please you ~ style,
quality and price. 1t"
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-30

Hoods Eureka Liver Medi-
cine, a psrfsct family medicine
for the com non ills of life. 1t
has no e4ual. It is a specific for
sick hsa1acha. For sale III Daw-
son, Ga. by Crouch Bros, Drug
9ists. yrl.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-30
Administrators Sale.

pY virtue of an order from the Court of
D Ordinary of Terrell county, will be
sold to the highest bidder, before the court
house door IN Dawson, Ca, on the first
Tuesday in November next, within the
usual hours of sale, the North half of lot
of land No. 247, in the 10Th district of Ter
rell county, Ga, containing 1911 acres,
more or less, with about 25 acres cleared.
Sold as the property of Cs ate of Eliza
beth Huckaby, deceased, for distributions
among the heirs. Terms cash.
]. G. +. CLARK, Admir-.
Sent 30. 1856.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-30
Tor Leave to sell
Land.

GEORGIA, ! ordinary's O1ice, Sept.
Terrell County. Goth, 1886.
Whereas, j. NJ. Arthur, administrator.
of est ,te of Allen ia nes, deceased. having
in proper form applied for leave to sell
the land belonging to said estate:
All persons interested are hereby noti-
fed to show cause, If any they can, why
leave to sell az prayed for should not be-
granted said administrator at the next Mo-
Vembcr term, 1896, of Terrell Court Of
Ordinary. IL. 5. BELL, Ordinary.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-30
Death.

Mr.. David Chambers died at
his home in this county last
Thursday, aged 81 years. He
was highly respected and much
beloved by all who knew him.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-30

-Jordan's Joyous Jqlep-an
instant and infaliible cure for
Neuralgia and Nervous Headache
ard all Pain. For sale in Daw-
son, Ga. by Crouch Bros, Drug
gists. yrl.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-30
Now is the Time.

To buy baggy. T. j. Hart
& Go. are selling them from $50
up. Go at 0hee, and get one be-
fore they are all goue, 2t.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-30
Hors!sY 6 Killers

Is headquarters for Dress Goods
of the latest styles and patterns
The ladies are especially invited
to call. Large sales and small
profits is our motto.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-30
"Fcnce or No Fence"

NOTICE is hereby given that lawful
IN number of freeholders have filed their
petition asking for Fence Election to be
ordered in and for the 941st district of
Terrell county, as provided for by law.
If no sufficient cause to the contrary il
shown, said election will be ordered after
twenty days from the date hereof.
Sept. Both, 1886.
2t II. S. BELL, Ordinary.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-30
MACON Ga, june 20. 1885.

MACON Ga, June 20. 1885.
DIR. Dickey's Rainless Eye
Water gave me perfect satisfac-
ton and | can recommend il just
what he claims it to be. 1t is un-
doubtly the best | ever saw.
Very truly, L. q. HENDRICKS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-18
A SECRET OF THE SAFE.

There il in a safe in Virginia City, o
contract between James G. Fair and q
certain Republican, to the effect that The
Republican was to get up q division in the
Republican party in Storey county and
have a certain amount OF money TO carry
it through 1t was found that it was i'm
possible to make the split, but the con-
tract was made all the same, signed by
both parties, and still exists. The exist
ence of one such contract is fully estab-
lished and the balance will come to light
in due me.-Oarson Appeal.
Why don't you give the name of the
Certain Republican ?" The people OF
the State have a right to know about these
things. We have lately hoard something
about this matter, but our information is
not sufficiently direct and reliable to
warrsnt us in using names. We don't
want to injure anybody who does not de-
serve it, and we must necessarily be
cautious lest we involve an innocent per-
son.
II the story told US Is correct, the Appeal
is wrong in asserting that Senator Fair
was q party to the contract" On the
contrary, if we have the right end OF
things, the contract was gotten up be-
tween leading Democrats and " certain
Republican" and offered to Fair as an in
ducement to enter the Senatorial race.
1t was " anything to beat Stewart" that
animated the high contracting parties.
But Fair wouldn't have it. He couldn't
have it. He had already been pulled down
harder at the other end of the line in the
interest OF Stewart.
"Take my railroad for five million and
let me be Senator. or give me six and you
take the Senator"
1--WE take"
The whole campaign was full of in
trigues from beginning to end. And the
end is not yet. There was but one honest
issue presented and the decent people
were for it. 1t sank deep into the hearts
Of our fellow countrymen. We allude OF
course TO the beautiful and imperishable
doctrine of "Home Rule for Nevada"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-18
"A of IOWA,

Please pass the crow. We can eat it,
but we don't banker after it.
The Interior Department, or the Presi'
dent, or somebody, has played sheol with
the Democratic slogan in Nevada. We
enjoy the gibes of the Republican, papers
Of this State. They have got a pretty
good thing on the Democracy. 1t en-
ables them to obscure and divert atten-
tion from the distinguished interloper
for the United States Senate. But is it
true that q two.thousand dollar Surveyor
General is as big a thing as a United
States Senatorship for six years? The
cases are not parallel-honors are not
easy by a long shot. Irish of Iowa is
not as big a man as Stewart of Califor-
MIA. And besides we led off from the
shoulder at the very nose Of the Adj
ministration the moment the telegraph
brought word of this importation from
Iowa. VIZ have been consistent. Why
do our Republican contemporaries abuse
little Irish while booming big Stewart:
Which one OF them has eyer said a word
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-18

CosMveness cured by I'D D Dat Ca.
pron's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-18

AGAINST the hoater from beyond the
mountains? And if the Administration
has sinned by bringing in an outsider,
how can the Republicans of Nevada
throw stones with Uncle Stewart still on
their hands? Let us have fairness and
consistency. Irish is not an issue. The
Democracy of Nevada are not response
BILE for him. We all kick. The man
who says the Democrats of this State in
dorse this carpet Dagger from Iowa, is
ga horse thief and a liar, and was bought
with British gold" But We confess to a
slight dizziness. so to speak. resulting
from somebody's failure to uphold the
cherished doctrine of Home Rule. 1t is
a doctrine that should live on and on Tor
ever. Next to greenbacks and twenty
dollar pieces it was the biggest thing IN
the late campaign. We had great hopes
of it. We expected to see it live and
develop until it embraced the whole
scope of official life. We don't despair
vet. 1t is but temporarily nipped by an
untimely frost. 1t will not down. 1t
will survive both Irish and Stewart. 1t
will reassert itself in all of its pristine
beauty and loneliness. All of the cor
poration papers in Christendom cannot
write it out of the hearts of the people
in the absence of a sack on the other
side. The Enterprise has a perfect right
to deride it and grow funny. and shit
the onus (f that is a good world to the
shoulders of the Democratic party, but
it will signally fail until it can produce
at least one p~oll.tax receipt from its Sem
atorial candidate in fifteen years. Never
theless, we like the pleasantries OF some
of our Republican contemporaries grow
ing out of the situation created by the
appointment of Irish of Iowa. Nero
6ddled while Rome burned. Irish was a
big thing for Stewart. But we think we
know a good thing when we see 1t.
The Enterprise strives to even up things
and bid a long farewell to the sacred
claims of Home Rule for Nevada and
Nevadans, with mock sentimcntality
and irreverent proddings, as follows;
Farewell, thou beautiful sentiment,
Nevada for Nevadans,' farewelll Thou
vert a sublime issue, but thy life was
shorti Thou gavest US Cassidy, who
still roars: whether in or out, we were
against Fair on the ground OF non-resi-
dence.'
George, George, where are thy tenets
now? Where thy eloquent promises to
work night and day for a Nevada man!
Where, thy burning words against the
carpet.bag and the imported candidates
All gone; buried beneath the mandate:
Il appoint Irish, of Iowa, to be Surveyor
General of Nevada"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-18

Failed to Agree.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

IsPECfAL TO TIE sENIINEL.T
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 1.-THE jury in
the case Of John Grant, charged with
smuggling opium, disagreed to-day, stand
ing eight for conviction and four for &C.
%quittal. Grant, together with Mrs.
Splicer, a Custom-house Inspector, and
two others, were arrested for opium SUNG
Cling and Grant was charged with the
ADDITIONAL offense Of endeavoring to bride
the Customs officer to allow him to escape.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-18
Hitting Him ali over.

The subsidized Republican papers all
have their batteries trained on the late
General Powning. Every conceivable
weapon is used. The Appeal has this:
When Bob Lindsay viewed the remains Of
Powning at the Democratic Morgue he
went right home and announced that he
never was anything but a regular straight
out Republican.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-18
DIED.

AT Rnby Hill, Eureka county, New. Nov. II,
1896, Richard Champion, a native of St.
Agnes, Cornwall, England, aged 55 years.
The funeral will take place this Aft0tnoon at
2 o'clock from Miners Union Hall, Ruby Hill.
Friends and acquaintance are invited to
attend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-18
MAR TRIED.

In Eureka, Nov. 10, 1886, at the Jackson
House, by Rev. Father Kiley, Charles H.
Rand to Miss Mary Booth.
The happy couple are residents OF Mineral
Hill, this county.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09
WIADOMOSCI
$ Il,

i Dnia 8 gru1nia 20 po'ndn;u
um.rt " Arcadi;, Wis, Sp. August
Cysewski, brat tamtsj~zeso grocer
nika J.. K. Cy%sew>kieso oraz p.
+. NJ. Cysewskiego 2 Winony, ktory
powrociwszy dnin 6 h. m. z poSrzebu,
talk opisuje ~ostatnla przysiuge'
oddana zmariemu.
sp. August byf czfonkiem
winohskiego Kofka Dramatycznego'
grupy Zwiaz<owe.j, ola togo W
pogrzebie braio udziat kiIkn ezfon-
kow tej grupy. Trumne n'os'o czto-
rech cztonkox To~. sw, II zm]erza
Wnonv, do k:orego riebo>zczyN
TAXI nnlezat: n ,be,t Ma~Nga, Wa
lenty Bambenyk, Joztf kajler, j
Teolor II mc>ykowski oral oby
watelc lgnury PNrAynA Jan
Baucz 2 ArcAdii.
Pc odprawienu msly sw. zafo-
bnei vrzez mi is owc@o Ks. pro-
boszezn, pojechai o%IshilS posrzebo"y,
powtek>zpnv przez %c2toEkow Is ac-
twu niem. kat"Iick &c, sv. Alui-
zcgo 2 Arcalji, &c wpzow, do
koscioil do North Gre X, gdlle
ks. prob. Guzpw>ki Pine Crevku,
obecnic takza poboszcz North
Creeku, odprawit mad ciaI,m dr"sa
msla sw. z wig lami. w ko!cieIc
p@owiedziuf ks. Guzow-ki wzrusAa-
jaca przemowe rogrlebowa, W
kl6rej uczclt pamie6 zm"r}eso jake
czlonka Zwiazku Mar. Pol
skicgo, ~wska>ujac tt ma ponce
m~ateryalna, .jaka Zylazek daJe
rodzlnom pozostanym po zmar-
lych jego czionk"ch.
Sp. Jozef zeszcdf Z te5o swiata
W kmlecie wleku, gil z llczyf do
piero lat "a. Oh IA micsiecy by'
ozenjony z CO; ka p. M,chaia Soboty
z Arcadli, Jozvfa, Z ktorrj cztery
dni priced smiercja urodzit ma SIC
syn, ochrzcony imieniem ojc.. Pc
dug zdania lekurza umart ma ner-
wowe fobra pc trey tAgodniowych
-oiezNich ~clerrjenjach. Nlechaj
1nu b9dzie zicmia lcNka! -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09
Veatr nIalHearski
w Chicago.
Chicago, III, I gludnia /.

Chicago, ILL.,, Z grudnla
Uarmonia "a, grnpa ZwIazku
N. Pol, ,apowiedz alta nam Teatr
nmatorski ma dzich IA l.. M. w
Aurora Turn Hall, roy MI
waukee Ave. i Huron Str - O
gohzrnie Smej wiecz6r s"la byf ia
MAJ etniona, a piec minut 20 punkt
Srej kurtyna p%odniosla sie j
81 nrszuwska cd
razu SC iAgneta wszystisq uwagq
widow.
Szwaczka Marta, clo@ m;ala
dose diusa j dla tego M. ~ 70
10, do konco ME upadta ~ .uchu,
owszem ozerr@!A coraz vic SLY
i z~nmifuwunja, pu' im": :" ~
s1czere przejecie sia roj4 . Ar~
w~ywiazanic SO zzuIanH~ ~ ,zr1H
d. III okluskow.
D.nga krotochwila byia
s2euc arystokrat:,
q najrhwalcbniej,z sm zadpwo ieAiem
lrzljGta prlez z Sci, q przez ama
Lolow oudnna q z&mifowanicm
wcrwa.
J"k gorAco amatorzy rokocha-
swr sxtuitc, mech puSiu3y t!kt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09

wsromlna m,ie przepedzony Vic
cZOr.
Na.ivn5nieisza zas, 70 liar
monia pro Z sntvrh okla,kow
sp%rzatnc'a trzos dolm6w.
H'rmonilne d@ieSi "a jua, W
nadzivi, zc togo wn.t be 'zie VIE
cej, chocby n. p. w najbl zs4ym
karnawule.
Past.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09
DO Szan. A@boncnt0w
w Esrest2egt. Esxas.
PonieHaz dotal Wares.

Poniv"az dotal Wares, po-
reta"y koSiemu z was osobn", cze-
~to 3 nie~iatomych rovodos Q
op6zniaf, q chas N nawet ginl zu
rctnie, Wrzcto, ally nazemu asvn-
towi p. J ozefowi mix:
ME czynit zarzutow, be!q rosetai
~wszystSie e~gzemplarze do Bremonl
pod adrescm Oh. b. s. KJchano&i,
cHa.
Njechaj vice olta' ka:dy
aAonent Z Fremont chodzi 30 Wa
r1tsa do pa"a b. $. Kochano.
wiuza,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09
POnnOC
W N~IESZCZESClU
Grand Rapids, 3 srulnia, s6r.
S,,,,,wny .1.kt0ryrl

Grand Rapids, ) grudnta, 50 /.
Szanowny Rrdaktorzr!
Prose umies iG W lam~ch swej
g.zety nasterujacych SLOW pare,
pfynacych ze sercU, przerttnloneSo
wdzic .znoscia Ola Zwiazkn Mar.
Polsklego.
serdeczne Bogzapfat Ease
lam ninrcjszem Ztrza towi Zwiazku
oraz wszystkim Braciom ZSiazko-
wynn, ktorzy przyczynili sic swym
groszcm do polepszcn;a maiel i
moich sierotek smutn doll. Ladna
sumka, jaka dla mnie ziosEissc e,
Kochani Bracia, uIzy mi w MInje-
dnei gorzkiei chwili nj d"st"ttu,
cd, Z sp. iona mo;a 10. DerieSSa
I%ktoryj, prawG9 powled1Ia"-1N, me
b. lbym oddaf "a wszystNia by
tego sNiata) zos.awItA mmle V br
do ppIakanem poloz nu, Z COY
gem dobrych dlateE, z k;o:N.h
nui>tarzc liczy lat 3. Vs. *"
.roje potrzcbuje nHjtro~lj@.@.s'
piplegnowania, lt6z IN al 50
mojcmy sierotkaml zaj4c, zvil ME
ia jpllo o%jtieg7
Pielegnuiac ton dr6h azg. ma
siaiem opusciG robotq, II kto nhc
ME zarob, tx mic ME dost Inie.
Lecz widocznis O ,atrznoa5 zuvaIa
ma lemna i prze1 Du"ha sw. i do
brych luJzi %natchnets mn :, &a, In
wsa,i d, Zniaz<u n. p, j .
tencza-, kiedym ies:czo ne prs
czuwul zadnego nIvs.czqssla gis&
zona moja tyta Nwiee.o wIekU
Oicz,f. 2alrdNie lat 80 znac sc
talk wolf \ jyNssAtgo poiob 10,
ably mi in smiert m~e!1.osal~a WY
wi.l,, ppzost'wiaja mnie " Me tp.l
i nicutui"nNm Z Iu, 4 co gorsz",
bez potrlebnych za,obow do zycia,
gdyz troche g'osza, com sob Q 4
moi ciqAklrj codz1ennel piracy
zao,zczedzlt, ws<yslko pos2fo Ia
doktora i rogrzsb, Mo w,om, co
by nalal 70 NINA stac si9 morto
podczas tcrazniej zej z!my, ktota
W elom 2 romiedzy mas tiu mo be
DIE przesy G.
Gdy by mic ia ponce pieniezaa:
kt5ra m Szan. Zrzad ZA;Hz>u "
sumie $3.50 p'z.slu' jake p'soaie:tne
20 mojej ionie, ME vicm, jk b,
mi by1o %puszio, il Ii We: ktn
to ia muse d~ziekowAG Panu B gu
- mnio do tego k~ochanogo AVA.
ku zaprowadzil, j PREY k"&dc
Mszy sw. be4s prosll Pana Jszass
tcSo o ca "szNo-N.,n s%.,rot, Nhl
ZAiazek nusz Mar. Poi. Z kazlyn
dnom wzrastat W siie i poteye :
ably Opa.rlnoie zw'ociIa ia meg
oczy wszA stkich braci 1olakow
ktorzy zaiIspicni przez ~r"goS
naszych, ME widzA a raczej nj
uznaj;s talk wielkiego dobra, jak1
Zsiazvk W sobis obsjmuje.
Kohczac, zaselam m"js Yoz4rc
wienie ca,emu Zwiaakowi i zpstaj
winnym szacunkis~
J0=et' Dsrlqgo
Clfnn. Tow. kpscju>zlo, grur
Zwiazkowoj W Grand II p d.
Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09
HAekawza

dwutygotnika, wydawancgp przez
D.. k"sak owskiegr G6s
Noble Str, Chicngo Ill. = wy.zedt
coi"p:ero M. A zawirra: =
Wick siziec ery (lrug). = o Ira,
5unics. = Ospa = $1,000 kwa-
szena kapusty. = Z.5ezpitczen 9
narzedzi rolair2ych cd rdzy. =
Sp"sob kwa.1es'" oyorkow. =
Cd wsdawcy.
Oslatni numer E povodu, D.
p. kossakow-ki &"'o&yi wiasna
d'ukarnia, opoznif aie o niemal
dws. tygodnie.
Abonament rorzny LeIayzt1
Domorcyo wynrsi 1. dol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09
" sQsie3uiem LdepeJ

" sqsieauiem Independence,
Wis, tworzy rje Towurzy-two 'e-
limijmo-naloIo~c pod w%ezwanlem
SIS. A~posto1ow Piot:a i Pa"fa,
ktore zamierza rrzystanit do w..
Mar. Pol. = DANA 30 lstoraIa
oaprawf ks. Prob. Tumasze"sN
n a Syczsnie c2lonkdw togo Iowa
rzy-twa, nab 4rhs,wo zrt"bme IA
rodakow, poley'ych w bojach "a
Ojczyzne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09
WesoFej Gwiazdki Ayczy

swoim Szanownym kostu-
merom i Czcigodnym ko>tumer-
kom Ludwik Sikor.ki, nis'io sic
kfaniajac i jakmjuprzej micj zapra'
szajac do siebie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09

Oszczed4icie pieniq,ize
kupuja, Make wyrabianY
przez Ino. A.Cule w Rochester.
= Ia kuzdy miech oznaczony
ma samem d ] & wyrazem
~uZUMBRO"swara ule sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09
Sk}adki narodowe

Redakcya Warusa wysiah
w poniedziafck, 6 grudnia, so gull
denGw austryackich Wiclebnym
Siostrom Urszulankom W Czerniow-
each, M Bukowinie Nod adrcsem
naczelnego redaktora tamtcjszej
Gu=aty Rlshiej p. X. ko}akow-
skiego) oraz $46 ma polskich Wy
gnanc6w j wcteranow W Londynie
(po adresem p. Sekretarza Tow. LII
terackiego pazyjaciof Polski).
Oprocz 33 dol, ktore nades}a-
no z Texas, i $50, ~zebranych W
Winonie W dniu % listopada, o.
drbra}a redakcya U;iara4su dalszych
ohar ma cele narodowe $50, a
mianowicie:
Cd nieznajomej Rodaczki
z Chicago. . 100
Cd ks. Byzewskiego......1..5
GA ks. Mlchnowskicgo... 60
Od Wine. Lorbieckiego....o OPS
Razcm $3.50
Zatem og6lna suma skEadek ma.
~rodowych, zebranych W listopadzir
prerwszych dniach grudnia ,wynosi:
SG9.jc
Z tych ~wyslano:
do Czerniowiec.. $ 2o,lC
Do Londyuu.. s 1906
Porto........ 0.2C
RaZcm. 66.3t
PozoStaie W reku rcdaktor;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09

Mr% DoKToRzY Nc
Gaukhey i McDavitt,
p~rzeniesli w Biuro
pod Mr.. PIG Center
ul., p6}tora bloka ma
%po}udnie Cd poczty,
miedzy vi. 4 a 5.
A3-46}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09
Re0uLtor UiuruSa mnicma, il

Re00It0r W10rNSa mnIcma, "
%. Bucz>h,ki mimo swych czl.
wacznych zapntrywah rolitycznych
rzetelnym, porzadnym pracowl-
tym Jest obyw"toIem, to tcz jrgo
zIuniem ci, ktorzy 90 obrazili ma
posiedzenu listopaIowem "a wy
gndyvun1c na roIska szlachtq !
2 l>kc chc;eIi tylko skarcic .i"go
przebtad1eAie pod wzgIel lem poll
ty,znym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09

r rucjcel. - Pan Jan Za-
b, rows vi byi W uh,estym tygo-
da i'll W Rrdning, Mimi, gizic ma
po4 dedze niu sadu lrzy sieg'ych,
sad zacego sprawe farmera Anto
niet 20 Katzerskiego, ktory otruf
swa ionq strychn ma, pefnif funk
eve polsklego ttumacza. Klcdy iu3
Kasu rskiemu dowicdziono, 8e kupif
stryct niny W apiece niby ma wiki,
as 10 ma jeg", pasujaca sic re
smicrc. \ W okr"pnych k%u'czuch,
przeklil rata so pa to whiske.
ktors j j dat do plea" j t. d.
ieszcze /. .brodniarz ME chcial sic
p%rzyznac , co do togo slopnia o
bnrzylo '~ubIicznosc, il lud zaczat
SIG gromn lzit, ably go l%ynchowac.
- Naresz @ie przyznuf sic trucic'el
do why, chcac un,kna6 kary
smierci, XII ora mu i sgd zagrazaf,
j sk.zal 3 zostaf ma dosyWotnie
wiezis, CIV domu k.rnym. Natych-
miast ,dw:es iono 50 do Saltwater.
A~atzer>ki jest mazurem z
Prus Waboanich i cd kilNu lat
mieszkat otok kllku innych :odzi,
m~azu:ski'ch W okolcy Rcdwingu
Na eaw aza'ke sprowadzi'
p. j. l.. Brink, ko. egc
HARDLY pravujo jake ro"ocn'b
prc2ydsnt n"ezeso Eoika Drama
t,cznega p. Wlncenty kurfer
schm il t, wisl!.i wNLoi pai"toto"
dam>kicb (plu>h clo;1<s}, ktos'
wyprzcauje ma nsdeAoa4aso SAis,'
10 bajeyzni, ni-kich ccaach :
Odvbral lub Z. z,pi,s p!or IJ"yc'
gq$i. Os~.hod/4c "yaian.
g~ia1dkowiS, pc ~apomin"jc'c
J. J.. Brnku, W u'icy sc 81. Dams
Llo.a ME wIdzi.fa pyAznej wy9tnw,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09
SD. g Cysewski

-Arcad zapi,al te>tamentem POO dol.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT synowi, 80 dol.
ma k~1scl,iy, Is dol. ia msze sw.
Heszte zatrzy ma iona. Salon
cd lgo grCLnia ma nowo objat
brat nipb,~zczyka J"zef. Opieku-
nam hziccka So: }. X. Cysvwski
l.. Woic,k.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09
Kupcy przcmy-lowcy

KUpry przcmy-1oWcy z
m last mnne>ockich, mianowicie z
" 'inony. skalza sic Ma niesprawie'
dlj We obliczanie cen frachtowych
rra ktykowme przez komisyonerov
Kol, si m!lwauckiej. Sprawl Ia pc
rusz, ,na be lie ma ii 'zizi komi,
earzy kolcjowycl. 2 r6znych sta,
now, ktorzy 80 ~ kilka DIM Cd
.beizie W Des Moincs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09
gviazdkow,j p. Brinka, ME bsdzIe
m;ata rozkosluvch SWAT.

Bac-uoSt.' w piatck, 1890
arnania, odbeJz;n sc w p%tuSarn'
W1nqlsu mdlwyczsjny mitvns
akcyouurvuszy naszego pisma. MO
jesxc1e ma co 40 ~%placenIa' nlechaJ
przyuissle re SODA pieniadze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09

Z Bu.fa1o donosza mi, se
tamtejsza szlachta pol,ka .'"kusz
Go,tom>ki, L sze%~ki i inn' "a
mysla ~wytoczyc p:occs OBJ. Bnczyh
si>ivmu z W nony IN t, 2e .ja
sauna, .jv,j oyGx | rradaiaddw pc
CIV! do masonov. NaSza ~zlachta
ka,zubsta w Wnrn e talk u oArop
ne siq bury i ME chez pusc'c
pfazem ukjrj obvIgi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-09

200 dolaron odebrafa ma gwlazd-
Ike cd miasta, "a posrednictwem p'
-lkarciua 7rouichjego, komp'n'" l
strasy ogniowej, l1yilant. Pon'e,
waz nalszy do niej 20 czf"nkow'
p,zcto ma kazdego przypadn'o po
10 dol. Niespodz any ten pFczent
bardzo odbiorc6w uszczesliwlf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
ExcursiOn

Gouley 3 grand and popular excur-
zion TO Tolcb ester, Thursday, June "a
will soon come around. All that intend
going may expect good lime on ore OF
the most delightful trips of the season
The frat section will commence load Ing
at the P, w. 81 B. ststion o. a. N.
the second at 6 20, and the third at GAO
The third will leave the station at
O'Clock sharp, arriving at Colchester at
10. 80 o. m, allowing six hours ON the
beach. Returning, leave Colchester 81
4 30. arriving home st p. m. Dinner
80 cents-will ba ready TO cit down to
at IL n. m. Parties taking their dinner
will find a mum Der Of tables in the grove
to spread 1t ON. The excursionists will
20 from each section as they arrive al
Psrryville aboard the steamer Louiee
Whole tickets, 81; children from 6 t.
IL, 80 cents; under 6, free.