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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
DrObne nOtatki.

Majster cd Wa,aousa wyrazza
w wlasnem i panow akcyona-
ryuszow imieniu scrdeczne po-
dziekowanie wymienionym tu-
j. Przybylowskiemu W Detroit,
j. Zurkowi w Buffalo,
J6z. Bartuli w Fremont,
+. Cimochowskiemu w Sham,
j. K. Cysewskiemu W Arcadii,
A. Sikorskiemu w Polonii,
j. Wirkusowi w Mimic
J.F.Gruszczyhskiemu Excelsior,
i W. Mazurkowi w St. Louis
"a gorliwe zajmowanie sic roz-
powszecenianiem Warusa i "a
checa wszystkich innych a
gentow pisma naszego, miano-
wicie tych z Stevens Point,
ably raczyli owych panow ma
sladowaG i polecac Wlmusa
swojm krewnym, przyjaclom i
z%na}omym, a Zarazem cd CA
su do czasu powiadamiae Maj
styo o wszelkich wazniejsgych
w~yradkach, jakieby sic wyda,
rye mialy w ich osadach,
szczegoluie talSich, ktore mo-
glyby budzic ogolniejszy inte-
res pomiedzy naszq polska E.
migracyq.
JUL kilkakrotnie wzywali
mnie abonenci nasi z Galicyi
i re Szlqska, abym podawaf
nowiny ich stron. Sto-
suie sic do tego 2yc2enia We
die mozebLosci, lecz ME vie
dzac, q ktorych okolic Szlazka
i Galjcyi najwiecej jest ludu
polskiego w Ameryce, upra-
szam jakna.juprzej miej o poda-
walie mi wskaz6wek z .iakich
stron szczegolnic wybiera6
mann wiadomosci. Odbieram z
Europy TAX polskie gazety
szIazkie, jak galicyjskic, vice
byIeby tylko mie.jsca ME "a
5rHklo, moglbym moze nieje-
d"cgo zadowoIniG.
W wychodzqcym W Pozna-
niu Goacu N,1;elhopolsl1m ma
zwano naszcgo ;a1uso picrw-
szq, jak SWAT swiatcm, gazctq
kaszubskq. = l'aktycznle pi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
lHEGAeTKt ~KAszUBSKfE
spisauAped3ug ~opewiadania
M s:~R: Byzewslxiego
2 WinOuy.
z Winony,

loWl'daJa' re AasZube me
1atwo MONA rozgniewac, ale
jak mu kto zanadto dokuczy,
tego niechaj Pan Bog strzeze
pred strasznq Zemsta kaszub-
ska, ktora wowczas nawet
ksiedza ME ochrania, jak 0
tenn swiadczy nastepuj2cy PREY
padek:
Ksiqdz Narcyz Piotrowslzi 2
Poznanskiego pomagaf ks. Lu-
gartowi z Jastarni przy spo-
wledzi wielkanocne]. kiedy "a
siadf w konfesyonale, przycho-
dzi rybak i spowiada sic w
najlepszej kaszubszczyznle: =
Jegomosc, 10 zelinta ukrod!
ksiqdz ME rozumiejac,
pyta sie:-Ch1opie, co to Jest
zelinto
kaszub a odpowiada: =
Jegomosc, ze.int to je ze-
lint!
rs. Narcyz:-Czy to jest
droga rzecz, czy tania?
X aszu b a:-Jegomosc, je-
den zeliht je drozszy, a drudzi
tqnszy!!
rs. arc w zniecierpliwio-
ny:-Bajesz, chfopie, nj W piet,
nj w dziesi5c. Idz do twojego
proboszcza: moze ten bedzie
Gle rozumial!
Kaszuba, Sr6dze obra2ony
ma honorze, odchodzac cd kon-
fesyonalu, pomscil sic ma Gu
dzym ksiedzu w TAXI ~straszny
spnsob; Oto ma CLOS odezwal
sic DO zebranych W Eos:ielc
druchow:-Ledzc, lcdze-nie
chodzcta do tego ksedza, DO
on lie czesto glupi:'
0kaszubski wyraz Eel in t
pochodzi Cd niemieckiego See
And morslzi ~N4jSte1).
Ra2u ieoneso rrzyszedl do
Puchle,i Jastarni mysilwy 4
ladu: po!nj%c 4 chartami W lc-
sic, rczpostartym na @Tzblccle
polwyspu llelu.
Jakas kaszubka, ktora jak
zywa Mic widziala takich cien-
kich zwierzqt, z ciehawosci "a
pytala mysIiwego, Jah tel sic
nazywaja jego czworonozni ka-
mraci Z dlugieni pyskam!:
To So charity. = predke
odpowicdzial mySliwy.
Ale biejze, brzedo!ut je-
szcze predzej odrzckIa kaszub-
ka--tcc to SO .i~tne pse!
10 pewnego koscioIa ma Na-
szuJach przyszcdI ,wiely or-
manista ! ~~raiac picrwsZy raZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15

City, ale w ogole gdziekolwiekbadz
mkt spilki zarzuci6 ME mote, gdzic
tymczasem inni tacy Patryoci JUL
sobie dobrzo nosy ~poparzyli! .jezeli-
by ciekawi byli zapytac mas, to
chetnie i'm odpowiemy. Me po-
trzebnym nam jest z takiemi dtu-
giemi perorami sic odnosic jak to
,,ta czternastka," lecz jezeli bedzic
p~otrzeba bedziemy zmuszeni roz-
matte historyki szczegofowo Opt
sywac. =
Jozcf Rydlewicz,
J6zef Bukowski,
Walcnty kropski,
Piotr Walkoviak,
J6Aef S~taszyhski,
Wawrzyn Dardus,
Walenty Wichtowski,
Jaiub Bukowski,
Franc;szek Talusl1a,
Wawrzyn Rynaszewski,
Antoni P. Pole,
Stanisfaw Wilihski,
Joseph Ry"alski,
Jan Lisiecki,
Stani~faw Rynalski,
Frenk R~asnagrat,
Piotr MaIowinski,
Adam Andrzc;ewski,
Josef Winter,
Michai Sikorslki,
An. Il. GIaza,
Walcnty Ciesielski,
Jan Winiccki,
Jakop SIaz;hski,
Anton Kenko,
Szymon Nowakawski,
M:chat Krolikowski,
Wojciech DiIipiak,
Maci Kubiak,
Dominik Holy,
Anntostosik,
Alex Netkomkis,
Wilem Dintur:
E'oalane bez wszeIkich
pOprawch re strony reGak.
cyl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15

,,Amerykanie wystawili posag
Kosciuszce wv West Point, N. W
= czyliA Polacy miellby dac sic
i'm .zawstydzic? Cd mas pierwcj
mu sic to n~alezafo, u ,jezeli mas
pfzez dfugi czas usprawicdliwiafa
~okoliczncsc, il W mafych tyIko
garstkach bylismy r~ozproszeni W
st. u ednoczonych, to dzisiaj, kiedy
lyle istnie:e stowarzyszeh, ,juk dlu
mas mic ma Observation-Disclosures"
Dnia l5 sierpnia. O godzi-
ME Z wieczorcm, odbedzio sic W
hall p. NJ. Majcwskicgo prey ulicy
Milwaukee Ave, No. 779 wspolna
narada rolskich TowarzYstw ch;ca-
goskich mad budowa pomnika Ola
bohaterskiego obrohcy wolnosci a.
m%erykahskiej i p%olskici.
Tymczascm trzeba przesciac
sktadki ma pomnilS Kosciuszki ma
rece p. Piotra Kiatbasy, Ill w.
Division Str Chicago, LII.
W sw. Jadwidzc, Texas, ro-
botaicy Maci,.j Lickowski Andrzcj
Kras, obydwaj z Poznahshiego, pc
pi,iaccmu zabili niejalSiegos Franc.
Mandrele, rodem re Szlaska. Ia
b6icy tymczascm zna. jduja sic W
wiezleniu powiatowem, DO bond "a
nich wynosi Z tysiecy, a ME ma
nlkogo, by so "a mich stawii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
Arytyha donosi, Re do mic

szkania ks. G6rskiego, p~roboszcza
kosciuia sw. Stanisluwa kostki w
Milwaukee, w}amali sic w tych
dniaoh zfodzieje i ukradli oprocz
wielu innych rzeczy 80 dolarow w
got0wce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
w Toledo

w IOteNO W dnlu 27go
czorwca poswiecif ks bislsup Gill
more koSciof sw. Jadwjgi i Cd
prawii msza sw. kazanie polskie
powielziaf ks. Wieczorek, zacheca-
JAG %wiernych do .icdnosci, mifosci
bratnie.j i zgody, p"mieta]ac ma
udreczona ojczyzne, za'ecaf taczyG
sic W slime ogniwo Zwiazku Naro-
doWego, DO przcz to przyczynimy
sic jedynic do zwolnionia kaidan
Ojczyznie Polscc.-CzcsG godncmu
kapfanowi patrycc;e i rrzyjacielowi
naszcgo Zwia@ku arolowe ego!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15

Ziomek nasz j. ". Conshl
W wychodzacym w San Fran
cisco bezwyznaniowym organic
swoim Public Opinion TAXA po-
dial wzmiankq 0 naszym Via
rusle:: The Wia1us, a Polish
journal, published in Winona,
Mimi, comes to us this week
greatly enlarged and muchly
improved. We wish the edi-
tor and proprietors the success
they Sc we'll deserve" Pc pol
sku macy to: ,, Wla1us pismo
polskie wychodzqce W Vino
ME, Mimi, przybyf do mas W
tym tygodniu znacznie powie-
kszony i wielorako udoskona-
lony. Zyczymy redaktorowi i
w}asclcielom powodzenia, ma
jake lyle zos}ugujq."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15

ma organach, powyc1qgafwszyst
hie pedafy, tby jego muzyko-
wanie brzmia}o jak najgfosniej.
Ale kalkanista, przyzwyczajo-
ny do powolnej cry dawniej-
szeso organisty, czesto sic "a
pominaf i organy raz pc raz
stawa3y.
Czemu ME kalkujecie?-
Depciez co 2aywo, DO wiatru
mic staje!-nalega nan predki
organista, gra!ac wfasnie Cledo.
Mech lie pan tax ma mnie
ME burczy, jak ma psa! Cd
rzekl oburzony kalkanista. =
Wien 10 dobrze, wiele wiatru
trzeba do Wssyze Boga'
Irnego znowu organiste wca-
lie ME mify spotkaf komple-
ment, kiedy z ksiedzem pro-
boszcZem koledq obchodzif 20
wsiach Kaszubskich. - Zapy-
tai sic pewnej gosposi, czy to
wszystkie jej dzieci, ktore wi.
dzi w izbie? Poczciwa kobe
Gina odpowiedziala:- Braknie
jesz lie nostarszego, co je ma
siuzbie. To ju je tact lorbas:
.jak pan organista! = Mqdrej
glowic dose ma sfowie....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
W starym kraju egzaminowan.
Nauczyciel
Organista

10 lat W Ameryce, biegly "
jezyku polskim, angielskim j
niemieckim, poszukuje zaraz
lub pozniej posady.
Pruskie swiadcctwa RADIO
we oraz swiadectwa w. W.
X. X. Proboszczow MONA
przejrzeG kaadego czasu.
Blizszych wiadomosci che
tnic udzieli
Redakcya Wiarusa
Winona, Mimi, p. O. Box ID
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
Tow. Narodowc pod opicNa
sw. Stanisfawa Kostki w QsrasEd
Rapids. u czlonkow, przystA-
pilo do Zwiazllu Narodowcao.

TowarzyStwo Kosciuszki w
Chicago. Eli.. postanowilo zaiac
sic wystawien.em romnika Tadeusza
Kosciuszki Humboldt Parku i
jako picrwszy datck ma ten eel
ztozyto $500. Sp!awa bu1owy po-
mni!Sa zajmnje siq tymczHsem 80.
m.tet, sEiadajacy sc 4 nastqpu-
jacych os6b:
Stauislaw S'ou,ia$h;, pre*ydI;~cy
ITchM M1jcnski, A1r~.yer
Poh' Ai0fbGsu, ScIyei01..
.Jo2. H1seu4ieuiccAi,
Jo=. G'iAwaister',
Wal. Rytereh, 8
i'm 1rhus=omshi, IS
LEONARD Hcyncr, &c
Augu&t HowulShi, s.
Fronh Bics=Ai;, "
Bart. Sp@hicmic-.
Go@eta Polshu druhuie olczwq
togo komjtctu do wszyst.uch Tow.
poIslich W Stan. ZjednoczouycA.
be- w1giedu Nh wi4snc icll ccle j
laih SCI, @by W miarq mozno1ci
raczyiy re ~Przyczynjd do aNtadrk
ma pommk. w l|zeezoncj oaczwle
czytam pomje Ivy innemi:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15

Agenci ,,Wiarusa:"
Calumet Mich.
l.. Wroblewski.
Minto, d. Z.
+. Galewski.
Jul. Wirkus.
Teodor Wysocki.
Rniatopshi;, Wis.
Jozef Blaszka.
Detroit, Mich.
Jozef Przybyfowski,
1873 Kentucky Str
Excelsior, R.
j. f. Gruszczyhski.
Chicago III.
Mieczysfaw Kowalski
100 Milwaukee Av.
Stanislaw Wegierski,
Crittenden Il Courier Str.-5a
FIR. Gi1yhski,
751 Milwaukee Ave.
Rlonia, Ws.
Sikorski.
Ellis, Wls.
Jan Wysocki.
Stereus Point, Wis.
Felix Kamrowski.
Jak6b Wesierski.
Franc. Kowalski.
Gloster, NJ Z.
M. Danielewski.
1rcodia, Wis.
F. Grossman,
j. X. Cysewski,
Il. Wojczyk.
Independence, us.
Flip Wojczyk.
Dodge, p. o. WIS.
L. Brom.
A. Mondry.
l.. Rudnik.
New York.
ST. Krzemin,ki. All Grand Str
L.. S. Maliszcwski,
81 New Chamber Str.
Boyiagton, Z: o. IVis.
j. Zywicki.
ST. Iaul, Mi1m.
Jozef Muca,
WiAuo, -Njm.
MARGIN A. Mazany.
Appleton, W1nn.
Jan Jezewski.
dc1Sey city, ~. j.
FIR. plcwacki, 3t5 HendcrsonStr.
.Sho0ohua, Pa.
I'ranciszcs Cimochowski.
ST. L0uis, Mo.
V. Mazurcll,
1910 North sth Str.
Bromont, IS.tas.
JoZti Burtula.
Bryan, 1e.eas.
Tcodor kochanowicz.
'E,Mjalo, Y. 7.
Jan Lursk,
oc, ,,, Doi.,ii St,,
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known, and the cOndHct OF Ward stamped
him as the murderer. Some years after
party al south Z arolinians met man
VINO bore such striking resemblance to
Yard thai they arrested hin, and took
BIN to Habersnam county for trial. The
man denied his identity with Ward, re-
fused 10 recognize Mrs. Ward and her
children, as well as the entire relationship
OF the family. But these persons all
swore positively to the prisoner as being
Ward, and be was convicted.
On the galows Ward still protested
that he was not the man, and called upon
the people TO remember his words. Moth
ing was ever afterward heard OF the
double, if such there was. The Chopped
Oak has since passed away, but the spot
is stIll looked upon with awe.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-04

DIAGONALS can be shown in all the fash
ionable colors-Seal. Brown, Navy Blue, Gar
net,sapphire ana Myrtle. Care has been taken
to secure trimmings, both IN Valours and
Buttons. to match
RHADAM all Wool Suiting, this
seasons importation, in all colors. We have
both Striped and Plain Velvets to harmonic;
small and large buttons to suit.
HAVANA CLOTH Medium weight fab
ric for Immediate use in all the new shades !;
corresponding colors in pOvelty Striped Otto
man Silk or Velyets for trimming; buttons
for same.
MARTELS.-An Silk and Wool Mixtures.
Flake effects, eight different styles. These
goods look best when made without trim
ming, being handsome in themselves.
CASHMERES.-- Ever fashionable goods, 40
inches wide; Seal, Navy Blue. Garnet, Al
gerie and NJ rtle. These Cashmeres wer
bought mucn below their real value. and we
are Offering same at astonishiDgly low prices.
TRICOTS.-All Wool. steam finish. We
have these goods in four different qualities
and widths, SO inches, 80, - and 81 inches !;
especially adapted for tailor maze costumes.
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Timers Liver COrreetor.

This vegetable preparation Is inYalu able for
the restoration of tone and strength to the
system. For Dyspepsia, Constipation and
other ills, caused by disordered liver, it can
not be excelled. Highest prizes awarded, and
Endorsed by eminent medical men. Ask for
Ulmer's Liver Corrector and take no other.
81 OO a bottle. Freight paid to any address.
B.F. ULMER, II. D.,
Pharmacist. Savannah, Ga.
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Gb,rkrring pianos.
THE GRAND OLD CHICkERIuC !
OVER $4,000 NOW I'M USE.

A First Prize Medal awarded us at the Great Crystal
Palace Exhibition in London, 1851
At Paris in 1867 the International Exhibition the High
est Award all Competitors, and awarded only to
Chckering Sons
The Imperial Cross of the Legion of Honor and first Gold
Medal This double recompense placed US at the head
ofal Competitors
The First Grand old Medal and Special Diploma of Dis
tncton at the Exposition in Santiago de Chill in 1875
The Grand Medal and Diploma at Philadelphia in 1876
The First Award and Diploma the International Exhbi
ton at Sydney N. S. W., 1879.
The First Medal and Diploma the Great Exhibition in
Cork, 1883.
First Gold Medal and Diploma the Crystal Palace in 1884
Three First Gold Medals at Exhibitions in the u S. during
the year 1884 Making total of
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY EIGHT FIRST MEDALS
A ND a w A ~ DIS.
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great scholar, he will never outgrow this
malady."
The parents OF the unfortunate child are
very sensitive about mis- condition and do
not permit visits from strangers. 1t has,
however, been arranged that the parents
shall take him Defole specialist IN ner-
vOus diseases that there NAV be locali-
zatlon OF the malady ii possible. 1t is a
very rare case, ana among it's features Is
the odd fact that alcohol in any torn and
in any quantity acts on the child like a
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-04
Within Right Feet of Wealth.
From the Necdd Heraid.


Fifteen years ago G. J. Brand, OF this
city, assisted his father-in-law. Mr.. Thoss,
how deceased, to open quartz mine in
Calaveras county. The vein was strong
one, remarkably well defined, and surface
was rich, yielding rs bigh as $2lO per ton.
Tbev erected mill, and expended consid.
cradle money in fitting up plant for
permanent working. After sinking down
10 a considerable depth and taking out a
number OF thousands Oi dollars the ledge
began TO change from heavily sulDhretted
ore to white barren quartz. The ledge
pitched to the east, and, acc riding to the
mining rule. the pay chute should have
pitched north. SupnO ling they had gone
through the south corner OF the chute In
stead OF drilling north, they sank a shaft
further up The h'll, northward. Here q ey
found no ore. and after spending consider
able money they started another shaft
still further north, and with the same re-
suit az before. Finally, after prospecting
Tor nearly two years, they were obliged 20
abandon their enterprise. Mr. Thoss had
expended nearly $4,000 and Mr.. Brand
had expended all the money he had; and.
besides. had worked like Il slave Tor two
years. They b, came involved in debt,
Mr.. Ih0ss' property was sold ~ sherifI's
sale, and the family we're broken up, 80
far as their financial affairs were con
cerned. Fortwelve years the mine lay
unclaimed, and was considered wor b.
less. Two or three years ago parties who
probably had not learned its history rclo.
Gated and commenced the work of deve.
lopment. IL has developed into one of the
best pieces Of mining property ia tue
country. Butthe thing that interests Mr..
Brand most IS that al the point at which
the bonanza was rediscoYered la inst
eight feet south of where be put in his
last blast, ana alta greater depth. Had
! be run eight feet further he would have
| come into the paw ore, and would have
| learned that the pay chute, instead of fol-
| lowing the rule and pitching to the left,
| forms an exception 20 the rule, and
pitches to the right '
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-04
Two Less One.

From a notice elsewhere will be seen that
] have sold to DIR. X. G.. Norton my Branch
Drug Store, corner West Broad and VALID
burg streets where he will continue the drug
business.
l will now coDfine my entire time and at
tention to my old stand, corner West Broad
and Stewart streets, where | can be found at
all times with a full and fresh stock of pure
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Also a full
line of Paints. OILS, Warn shes, Brushes and
Painters Material. BUST Garden Seeds spe-
cialty.
Prescription department under my own
personal attention dag and night.
EDW ARD j. KIEFFER.
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Eunerai 5nuiiatinre.

NICHOLS.-The friends ana scqua mt nee
of Mrs. g. :. NICHOLS, ar. Z. II. y ehols and
Geo. L. Nichols and family. are respectiniy
invited to attend the funeral ~ the former
from the residence of Geo. Z. Nichols, c rner
OF jefferson and q emmett streeis, at O'CLOCK
THIS AFTERNOON.
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anFgftnGg.

DeKaIb Lodge No. 8. L. u. %. L.
A regular meeting will be held THIS Mon
day EVENING, at S o'clock.
Members of other Lodges ana visiting
brothers are cordially invited to attend.
B. order W. :. SWANSTOS, n. G,
JOHN RILEY SacrnfAI.Y.
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3lrn,,nanln 2llantrn.
PROOFS AUS.

OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER TIN l.. II. DIs'T.l
NEW ORLEANS, LA. October |. 1886.
GEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
- this Office until l. NJ. on SATURDAY.
October %. $50. for furnishing the material
aud labor O. all Kinds necessary for construct
ing n Ike per's dwelling at Anclote Keys,
Florida. Plans, specifications, forms of pro-
po-al aid other information may be obtained
on application 10 this office. The right is re-
served TO reject any or all bids, and 10 W awe
any defects. w. II HkUER,
Major of Engineers u. S. A, Engineer eth
L II District.
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Georgia Historical >ocie,y

Regular monthly meeting Of the Georgia
Historical Society THIS Monday EVENING
at o'clock. WM. y. HOLT,
Recording Secretary.
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LETTER FROM FRANZ LISZT,
''THE KING OF PIANISTS"


u agreeable add
quality
briiancy dy
public;
L.
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Guyar tmrrsl,ip zInt.rrs.
COMPREHENSIVE,

THE undersigned have this day formed
copartnership under the firm name Of CORN
WE'LL & CHAPMAN, for the purpose OF con-
Quoting the Furnace, Stove, Hardware, House
Furnishing and General Tin and Jobbing
business. and VIII open under Odd Fellows
Hall, on Barnard near Broughton, where we
would be pleased to see all who desire any
thing in our line. X. II. CORNwELL.
Il. b. CHAPMAN.
SAvANNAH, GA, Oct. LIST, 1885.
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Tepal Ro!trrn.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made 10 the Legislature OF Geor-
ga at its neat session in November, 1886, for
the passage Of n local or special bill to be en-
ut Ell rs follows: An &C to amend AN act ap-
proved DE en- Der l6ih, 1851, AMI tu vest in ne
Boar Of Pub &c Education for the CITY of Na-
vaDnah and the county e Chatham The u.s.,
Il spositlOn and control OF the fund set apart
in said courty for tn" suurort and mainten-
ance OF Com ON or Ere Sch L0s.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-04
BEST QUALITY!
LOWEST PRICES.
Notice.

Neither the Captain nor Consignees of the
British steamship ''CoGoni la" Gavin, master,
will be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew.
A. MINIS & SONS,
Consipnaps
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-04
MOURNING GOODS.

GRAPES. We carry at all times n full line
of Couriauld Il Co.'S bost English Treble
Grapes suitable for trimming and yelling.
HENRIETTAS Presley Il Co's cele-
bratcd make; m st reliable goods in the mark
ct; warranted not to wear glossy.
CASIlMEEEs.-Eng aud French CASH
meres in Blue and Jet Blacks: all new goods
at popular prices.
Bison Cloth. Drap d'Alma.
India Cloth. Queens Cloth.
Dlagonals. Cameps Hair.
Rhadamss. Melrose's Cloth.
Ottomans. Armures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
NOT DISSA TISFfED WITH PARNELL.

A BRANCH OF THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE Ex-
PRESSES ITS OPINION OF THE TIMEs's" ARTICLE.
J.Delehanty presided Wednesday evening at
eene OF branch No the Irish National League This
branch which was recently organized has large mem
bershp One object OF the meeting was to take attion
.card 10 the charges which recently appeared In The
HINES TO thc effect that the leaders OF the League In this
country were engaged In conspiracy, headed by Alex
ander Sullivan of Chicago president OF tho irish
National League Of America, ana Patrick Egan pros'-
dent to suppant the authority Of Mr. Psrnel and throw
obstacles IN his path generally.
st IA almost unnecessary" said Mr.. Delehanty, for
me TO add anything the interviews which have been
already published In THE TRIBUNE In refutaton OF the
base and unworthy ISLANDERS which have appeared In The
Times that any one In the Land League organisation Id
this country attempting to injure Parne Whv tne
fact that only for the incea abors during several
years past those who built the League organization
In this country Mr. Parne would not now OCCUPY the
commanding position Of dictator 70 both English parties
winch he does. The Hoffman House committee: which
undoubtedly instgated tho article would do wei 70 re-
member that the money to pay the EXPENSES OF the las
general In Ireland was collected and forwarded
to Parnel through the League ORGANIZATIONS In TINS
rich Irisnrep who composed the Hoffman House com
mttee deray the expenses OF that great contest re-
land wonld to-day have no eighty nh meh1e on SIu
Ing OF Home Rule or making ready TO grant IL. Inc
truth ia tue publication OF that article In Inc Times was
from sinister motives and those VINO hau any
Resolutions were then passed pledglhs Sont1uo Gus
support to Parrel and Mr. Dolenany on behalf OF the
ague In case OF an early dissolution OF ent, to
have special fund to meet the enormous Outlay tnereoy
oceasioned. 49,.
received from the Master Plumbers. OF New YORK CITY.
through John Twomey treasurer, Sl32 THIS J: thei.
fourth contribution making total OF SlooZ sent Ill ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
ACTION OF FURNITURE MAYUFA orURERS

The convention OF furniture manufacturers continued
its deliberations Pythagoras Hail. Canast, yester-
day A constitution and bylaws were adopted, the
taken being The Furniture Manufacturers Asso.
citation OF the United States The officers constitute
the board OF directors. An executive committee VIII
be formed for each State with power to appoint
arbiters to assist In the settlement Of disputes Inc
committee which conferred with a committee OF the
international Cabinet Makers Union in regard to the
eight hour plan reported resolution thai the conven-
ton should recommend that the eight hour system De
adopted By manufacturers. provided 1t can be made
universal. j. w. Mason, said that the eieht.hour
movement at present craze and asked those
present whether the best men in their employ were
those that wanted reduction in the hours OF labor
Levi Gould and s. A. Cooper said yes but that most
of them wanted ten hours pay. Mr.. Mason said that
he had worked at the bench fifteen or sixteen hours
day and he believed that of those present would
have been successful business men If II ey had worked
only eight hours day. The motion was overwhelm-
ngy lost but ordered to be reported to the Con-
ference Committee of the international CaOinel-
Makers Union, with the action taken.
The following Ulcers were elected President, D.
w. Mason, New-YOrk vice-presldents G.. ii. Gilman
Massachusetts,, +. Rohner New York, H. A. Clark,
Pennsylvania s. A. Cooper. Ohio j. 5. Ford, Illinois
secretary r. 7. Lyon. New-fork; treasurer A. T..
Barnes, New-York.