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The Somerset reporter., 1886-09-01

Town Snows.-Our Agricultural friends
in this county will confer favor upon
the REPORTER and aid themselves at the
same time, by sending in advance the
dates of their Town Fairs, for puhica-
ton Send along the date and names OF
officers Us soon as you find them ont
The Somerset reporter., 1886-09-01
Farm or Sale.

THE wrlkuawn farm Of vi liam Pnleu a.
| Anson NJ. l. offered tar slh'. TIM pte-
pcrtv consists OF ls0 acre- VI land 81 dair-
wood aud eu'> 80 tan- of hay, thlc" ofrha:d-
huu>e of : rooms L. " nnd -hed, stable hafI-
= sheds. al IN saou order; -o"d water rlet-.tiHt
than the huding- could ho huilt: 80 tpls nf laN
and qnautty of straw VII he sold with fal In
If desired inquire uf WILLIAM Pull IN.
Ausan, or :. L. WHITTIER, >koN hfsan lf-5i
The Somerset reporter., 1886-09-01

The Republican voters of Skowhegan,
are requested to assemble Mt Morrson,s
Hall on "Wednesday Sept. sth lssG. at 3
O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose of nomi-
mating a Representative 10 the Le@i>la-
turc. Per. order Town Com
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-25

The late Senator Miller. reputod I
millionaire. has left an estate worth
less than o200,000. = San Fr0ncisco
| CuH
During the twelve years following
the death Il Charles Dickens no less
than 4.239. 900 volumes Of bis works
were sold In England alone.
Society ladies OF Boston are %
much engrossed in their social duties
that they have no time to read. So
they employ ladies Of intelligence 70
give up one day in the week To post
them rs TO news, literature. books. eta.
Boston Herald.
-"What = lovely woman!" was the
exclamation Of Chief-Justice Waite
upon passing first-class beauty when
walking down Pennsylvania avenue
with friend. 'sWhat an excellent
judge!" said the lady. when her sen-
sitiye ear caught the nattcring decree
Of the Chief Justice. IN r. Ledger.
The editor Of the Sharon (Masa)
Adcocafc has gone into the marrying
business as little side speculation. Ii
= recent issue Of his paper Ne sayss
persons intending marriage are ~
minded that the editor Of the Advocate
has had his commission - Justice q
the peace renewed by his Excellency
Governor Robinson. Brother editors
will be married TO Sharon ladies free"
Agnes Ethel. who created such
sensation on the American stage some
years ago, and who has since lived in
retirement, is, by the will Of her late
husband, Francis w. Tracy. left Mill
ionairess. Mr.. Tracy died ut bis resi-
dence in Buffalo recently. leaving .
fortune Of about 5000, 900. His
nearest relatives were his widow and
Miss Harriet +. Tracy. daughter y
his first wife. -Bn6aIo Express
Rev. Phillip Brooks, OF Trinity
Church. Boston. is q large man, both
physically and intellectually. He Is
an incorporating bachelor. and it i
stated that he has several barrels q
slippers in the attic Of his rectory,
every pair being many sixes too small
Tor him; his feminine admirers having
sacrificed utility in their desire to pay
him q delicate compliment. Whea
the Lord sets about making q great
man he first lays broad foundations for
him TO stand upon. - Chicago interior.
The will Of the late Thaddeus =.
Stuart. Of South Burlington bequeaths
500 in trust TO the Vermont Methodist
Conference. The will provides that It
each annual session Of the conference
one Of its members shall be appointed
20 visit the grave Of the deceased the
first Sunday in june. and there
''preach full and free salvation to AL
that may attend 10 hear" The min
lister appointed is to give timely notice
to the churches Of the hour this sermon
will be preached. and is to receive so
for his services. the interest on the
$500 to be used for that purpose. -Sk
Adams (W. Messenger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-25
r0R OUR YOUNG READERR


We're goIng this yoas % Lttloton.
ny wife. our Jack. and Nan and
NOW Nan u seven. and Jack a. Ten;
How many tickots shall buyy
Jack pays ha,(-fars. and Nan nays 900
Though v1eh her dolls she nIIs sonts
However, stern conductors are.
They give her only glancos swoel
But this year. Nan her kitten takoa,
a little. puFrinH. playful thing;
While !ncky has grave younx pug.
which everywhere he's bound 70 bring.
Nan hes lone-leered T3rahma chick
She loves that pet with al her hearts
And Jncky owns three pretty doves.
From which ~ cen not bear 70 part
~fn cage and basket" say the two.
well covered up, our pets can 70"
hey have no doubts: but have nina
And this q what want 20 know;
II the cot news. the puppy barka
And II the doves Il once ell coo.
And II the Brahma chicken crowA
A the conductor passes through
What VIII ne sayS How VIII be looki
What shall do. In my doepair?
Can ]. for such . tribe. hand up
Our tickets two. and one haif-fares
We're going this year 20 Littleton.
Ny wife, our Jack. and Nan and <
Dog, cat three dolls, three doves, chick
How many tickets shall buyf
N 4. y. Branch. IN 81 NtcAotoA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-25
HUMOROUS.

"A Haverhill woman refused 20
shoe her hens because her husband. :
shoerrs ker, was on strike. -L0tccu
CITIZEN.
1t may be supposed that the man
who has been sent to the House Of
correction twenty-three times Is not
ashamed Of his convictions. Boston
Post
There is an economical man in
Bermondsey who, after having kindled
his fire. stuck cork in the end Of the
bellows to save the little wind that
was left in them.
"A large crack has en- discovered
in the Washington monument 1t has
taken so long to complete the monu-
mcnt that we half suspect it is the
crack of doom. -Judge.
"A little girl was sitting ut q table
opposite gentleman with waxed
mustache. After gazing at him for
several moments, she exclaimed: my
kitty has got smellers. too"
My good man." said the philan.
tiropist to the street laborer. do you
never have cause 70 grumble at your
position?" mo. SIR" was the an
swer. II took my pick at the start
-- LosocH Citizen.
Happiness Complete
With her he swings upon the gate.
And views the moon In rapture greats
Observe bis sweet, contented smile
There y no dog within mleI
"A girl, being bantered one day By
some Of her female friends in regard 70
her lover, who had the misfortune to
have but one arm, replied: II wouldn't
have man with two arms; they're too
common"
A writer in a fashion paper says:
= The ears should'bc 50 placed As not
to Be higher than the eyebrow or
lower than the tip Of the nose" Peo-
pie who are dressing for a party
should not forget this-N y Teie
gram.
Mr.. RESPONSIVENESS (cntering
country storc) -"Ah! how do you do.
Mr.. JayhawkP How vas drade? Dake
: cigar. Pcautiful vether. amt its
Want any goods in our line, Mr. Jay
Mr.. J.-sNo, reckon nol
Store is all stocked up" Mr.. Rs
dot SOP I'm very sorry. May droublo
you to give me dot cigar? | got to gif
Il to Mr.. Gawk agross der way. "-Cki-
cago Rambler.
Don't be . clam. Three gentle
men went together into Philadelphia
restaurant and. gave their order. Pres
emily they changed their minds, and
one Of them said to t1e waiter: II say,
waiter, we three ords red CLAIMS awhile
ago. didn'twcP Well, We have changed
our minds. Instead OF clans, bring ~
three chops" The wsiter said: .All
right" and then loudly called to the
cook; "Three chops for three clamsl''
wv TEXAS SijiinQs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-25

A Chicago woman cntescd the ofIlce
Of . loan agency the oshcr day. and
said:
~ want 70 raise Sl,aCO on $4,000
worth Of furniture. What 4 your
lowest rate Of intcrcstr"
''On such loans We generally ask ten
Very well. Send ysur exam,ner
up to tho house. Il 4 ! spcculatio1
with me-"
Going into business, na'ampr
Yes. Sir: I'm going % take me-
three daughters to the aeashore, aud
either marry 'em Of or dsvwn EMP
Wal StrssG NesCa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-25

80: 'XU, there ~ . meas No.
chickens Mat have no mother, and ~
= great cruelty, and should not be ~
lowed. Yes. they sTe just - nice =
chickens with m0lhers, and deserve =
great deal more credit for good b.
havior than chickens with mothers ~
tell them what y right. Daisy, often
wonder what would have become a.
you Il you had been An incubatog
chicken; for must say. my child. Inst
you cause me great deal Of trouble.
You run away when you know how
that frightens and distresses me. You
always quarrel with other children 70
get the biggest piece and the best thers
u 10 cat You are troublesome. but ]
love You. my darling" And MIRA
Dominick pressed Daisy closely 70 hes
with her wings.
Poor Yellowlegs! He We neves
Lonesome before. Now the tears stood
in his eyes g he walked slowly through
the tall grass toward the big barn.
s'She said mothers were lovely, and
they are, ! know II had one would
never run away or fight with the Other
children. Love must be : great helm
70 make one do right. Mo.hers are
love. Oh. want mother!'' sobbed
Yellowlegs. as he ran 20 the corner and
flew up to the perch. without noticing
the good supper Catherine had thrown
out for the chickens.
"Therer' said Catherine 70 John.
who was helping her. ''that chicken
has been of In the damp grass, and
now il has the pip"
People never understand : chickens
feelings; some think they are without
feelings; bnt If you had seen Yellow
legs THAT night in the barn, you would
have known how sad and lonesome be
felt because he had no mother 10 love
him and to love 49, Christian Union
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-25

The Comoro Isles, which have just
been formally coded to France, will
strengthen her hold in Madagascar
waters. IS they lie between the great
island and Africa, in Mozambique chan
mel. Those Of Importance are four in
number, and contain perhaps seventy
thousand people, with some manufact-
urcs, and . very considerable cultiva-
tion Of sugar, now an export. French
influence has long been dominant in
the group, the island Of Mayotta hav-
ing been ccdcd to France more than
forty years ago. under an agreement
reaflirmed in 184j. Johanna, on the
island Of the same name, where the
new treaty has just been signed. has
long been port Of call, at which ships
obtain provisions; and to some extent
the other two islands-Angaziya or
Great Comorc and Mohilla-havo also
furnished supplies. The soil Il fertile,
though the islands are mountainous.
and no doubt they will do quite as well
under formal annexation a. hitherto.
~. u Snp
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-25

A Paris correspondent writes that -
an American lady was driving down
the Boulevard Haussman in an open
carriage man suddenly made dash
at her and tore from her back hair =
valuable pin studded with brilliants.
The fellow then bolted AZ smart pace,
leaving his victim screaming with
fright Some gentlemen who were
passing by at once set of IN pursuit,
and after an exciting chase succeeded
in collaring him at the end Of the Rue
Tronchct. They took their prisoner.
whose name Is Martin. TO the nearest
police station, and on being confronted
with the magistrate he cooIly explained
that, being without work, he considered
Il the most natural thing IN the world
that those who had more than they re-
quired should supply him with meat
and drink. Unfortunately for the In
genious philosopher, the magistrate 70
fused 70 acknowledg the force Of his
theories, and be wss sent 70 gsol 10
mediate on the blindness Of his fellow.
men. -Losdon Globe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-25
a YEAR AGO.

1900" - -
= rear ago held in mine her hand.
ana for the pulses quicken and DISSOLVE
WINE y ner face Hight from Hcsvcn'sow
seemed all the mystery OF death 10 solve
she raised her weary syss % mine and
Sighed = iiower DER which storm-clouds
And cold aud heavy rains from Heaven do
sccnd.
That one last wish she might 20 me iinpart
= whirper came. and then the spirit fed.
Like some sweet thought long prisoned II
the heart
year ago ! twincd the lilics white
About her shroud and with the cofIin's lace.
For she had loved them; al the LONG. long
1hey press their waxen ups upon Dor face.
lhear tho funeral bell toll and and long
Ny heart rcverbcrates today the sound-
And then there came = prayer-a pauso-a
And lowers next were heapcd upon :
mound.
Alas the face loved 50 Iong-not there
Sweet memories arose 20 gid my day
But sadder ones 70 mock my hearts do
SPAR.
where e she nows You think the grave can
friend SO true within its dungeon deem
All. no: she walkcth ever by my side
And watches Ger me when chance TO slcep.
westroi abroad Oft at tho twilight hour
To memory garden Undcr mcm0ry's tree
She pulls the silver mask FROM many flower
And sends its tender secret unto me.
She guides nv pen along uncertain heights.
Where unattended could never 20:
The candle u success she often lights
When the flame nickcrs and the wick burns
low.
here
But there" and points me to the Heavenly
gate. ~
And. when upon my check there falls a tear
Dor sometimes yet my heart grows desc
feel upon my face her own soft hand.
And riImpscs Of her robe sometimes have
O. happy thought how strong Is friendships
When out OF Heaven "a angel friend can
"A ycnr ago. Sad: sad. that parting day.
And sadder sfiil the last the long aleu-
Death cnllei the angel of my heart away
The angel that opes Heaven 10 my view.
-Loulsrak Courier Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-25

you've made complaint against him.
an he dasscnt tech We, an Ill get my
team m meet We here in half an hour.
an fetch We to my house. an W can
stay till 70 can make shift some way
80 she got the young uns an things
an mighty few things tlurc was. too
an Dave fetched them home with
him."
what did Nose have 4 say for him.
self when Sally came backP'''
Never said nothin'. only asked 'er
where she was goin', an she told him
twas where she'd be better of than
she d ever been with him. She says
he kinder hauled in his horns, as IL ne
was little afearcd. an he let 'er 70
without sayin' nothin' more"
The mean scampi Lucky for him
wasn't his wife!' said Aunt Hannah.
ficrcely. I'D a-learnt him what's what
aforc this time"
We'll. ye see, Dave went an told
them factory fellows how mean Nose
had used his wife. an they'd allus had
kind Of a grudgc against him, an
didn't want no better fun m & scare
him half TO death; 80 they just rugged
up In old clos, an turned their coats
wrong side out, m blacked their faces,
SOS he couldn't tell none on EN-. Then
they got big bag o. feathers an a
kittlc o. tar. an came up there an
tried to Git Nose out But he smelt
rat, an they couldn't raise him. They
pounded on the doors an told him
they'd break EN- down II they didn't
let en- in. but he never LET on Re hoard
EN-. Bimoby some Of EN- got The hog
trough an threw Il through the win
der
Good for emf said Aunt Hannah,
ehuckling with delight 'sZhat's -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-06-25

Tho latest necktic q called -
four-in-hand. Driven abreast q savos
The necessity q : shirt; harnossed ~
tandem Il reaches . ne knees ---Pke6A
ode{pkjo CAL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

Fr. DfazkOWskleg,O
W WiEona; MINI.
dostad moznanastepujacych ksiatek:
A. DO NABOZENSTWA.
Officinm prawowiernego katoli-
ka, w skorzanej eprawie, re zfo-
temi brzegami 1 dol. 60 c.
bcz zfotych brzegow / dol. 25 c.
Officium ,mniejsze, codzienne 75c.
Zabawa duchowna, W skorza-
mel oprawic, re zfotemi brzegami
1 dol. 80 C..
DUNN, W okazafej oprawic sko-
r%zanej, z obrazkami ma okfadkach
i ztotemi brzegami 3 dol.
Mamma, W sk6rzanej oprawie 100
Skarb duszy, W skorzanej opra.
vie 1.2O
Grono WHINE, W skorzanej opra-
vie 1.2O
Clos, W skorzanej oprawie $50
Zabawa duchowna, z dodat-
klein niespornych psalmow i gorz-
kich &ali $50
proga do nieba czyli przewo-
dnik duszy wzwycza jnejoprawieO.s5
Zfoty oftarzyk czyli zbior O.
sobliwych nabozehstw i piesni, re
ztotemI brzegami 100
ksiazka do nabo&enstwad ola
mfodziezy, W skorzanej oprawic o.6o
Filotea droga do tycia pobozne.
so, z zlotym brzegiem, W skorzanej
opIawic 40
ksiazcczk a do naboAenstwa
ola; ch'zescian kato!ik6w W pfotnie
0.75
0 nasIadowaniuC hrystusa,
Tomasza A .Kempis, ksiag 4 O.6O
Droga do nieba czyli pre-
wcdn1li dla dHszy, w sk0rzanei O.
prawle OS5
Nj iesiac Maryi O.6O
Spowiednik dzieci czyli spo-
sob spowiadania i n%auczcnia dziecl,
przez ks. Ody O.s5
spiewnik piesni nabotnych 1880
piesnil W pieSnej oprawic 1926
ZywotP ana Boga naszego Jezusa
Chrystnsa, w drukarni Jasnej Cory
Czcslochowskiej pc 9 rae druko-
wany 1.5O
Wvbor osobliwych n~abozehstw ma
%dnchnwna pocleche i pozytck ludzi
r~oboznych LIS
D@irnnik ALDO kr6tki spos6b ma
bozelI-:wa codzienmcgo, re zlotemi
hrzcgami $50
X what niewinnosci, ola dzicci Ops
Zbior picsni n~aboznych 225
Katolik W modlitwic, czyli ksia-
zka do nabozeistwa, zfocone brze-
gi 1.5O
Zahawa duchowno, 2 loznych
ksas n"boznych, zioconc brzegi LOO
ksiazeczka do nabozcistwa d'a
m!odzic5y zio~onc brzeg, O.73
X sja&cc=kA donMbozenst,va pod
5micmcA Anjoi Stro&, %zlocone
brzegi 90
Skarh duszy do nabozsIistwa
&c zamkiem z!oconc b.zcgi $50
b. POWiESCI.
trcsci historycznej j rcIigijncj.
Swlety O. cicch.~ pierwszy apo
stof chrzesciabstwa W SIowiahs7-
czyznic i Jan III Sobieshi, krol
po)ski U.25
Proroctwo Michaidy. kro-
Lowell re Sabby 10 SybilIi clio
Zyd wieczny ,utacz 0.1O
G. KSlAZkI SZKOLNE.
Elem Pol K dla szllGt
katollckich W Amcrycc OPS
Elcmentarz maty O.lO
IL aztec him rzymsko katolicki
Ola dzieci polsllicI Ameryce,
= duzy OPS
maty O.1O
A becadfO . obro,l,S,n traSci \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
Oic;ec sw. ma sic dobrZe


Ojc;ee sv. ma sic dobrze i
wszcIkic r%og!osili o je@p "a
slabnieciu 50 wymysicm.
Pod dniem - lipca rb.
Ojciec sw. Leon Nil. nadaf
ksi7ciu W1ady Czarto-
ryslliemu wysoka odznake to
jest wielki krzyz ordcru Piusa
lN., W nagrode "a znakomite
zaslugi, polozone W gorIiwej
sluzoie okolo kosciola kato-
iicNiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
z ca4ego swiiiata.

il ffcc ma 10, re KS. Ale
ksander zostal zmuszony 10
2rzeczenia sic tronu bu]gar-
skiego. Me nazywajq 80 ina
czej, jak awanturnlkiem.
Ten awanturni&-piszc No.
woje Wrenaia : ktory z pru-
skiego oficera chcioi zostac sa-
modzielnym monarchq, docze-
kali zasfuzonej placy. Zapo-
mniaf co on sam i co narod
bu]garski winien carowi i Ro-
syi, chciaf przeciw nam intry-
gowac.
Dawniejszy pruski officer mo
Re teraz zdala cd Bu}garyi u
zywaG spokojnie tytulu ,,wy-
pedzonego krola". Mkt pc
MIN tesI5nic ME bedzie.
W podubnjm duchu wyra-
zajq sic Petey5. Wied., ale O.
bawiajq sic, zeby Oboe intrygi
ME pojawiiy sic ma nowo W
Bu}garyi i ME wydar&y jej z
rqlS rosyjskich.
Miasta Batum mad Carmen
Morzem cd strony kaulSazu,
nietylko Rosya ME wyda jake
port wolny ola wszystkich
paIistw, ale przeciwnie uzbrol
port w slime forty i sciqgnie
do Mich niedlugo kilka tysie-
cy wo!jska.
sprawic kapliey sw. Sta.
nis1awa kostki w Rzymie =
pisafem, re Ojciec sw. po-
czynit kroki u rzqdu w1oskie-
go, azeby kaplicy, w ktorej
zyf i umarf sw. Stanistaw
kostka. ME rozbJano. kiedy
Ojciec sw. mia1 u siebie zgro-
madzonych kardyna]ow, W
dniu swoich imienin % sierp-
MIA, zalil sic re Rad wloski
chce zniszczyt talk drogocennq
pamiatke, a obracajqc sic do
ksiedza kardynafa Ledochow-
skiego, doda], re W Polsce So
wszyscy oburzeni ma to j pro
testnjq przeciw taklemu bar
barzyhstwu. Wyrazi} PREY tenn
nadzieje, re Rad w1oskf Cd
stqpi Cd swego zamiaru.
Tymczascm Il Rzymu piszq
do Gc=. Ndr., re Rad wloski,
c!,cac rozszerzyG ulice w tenn
mic.jscu, rzeczywiscie zbErzy
kaplice, 2eby zas ME drazui6
uczuc poboznych, obok ulicy
kaze zbudowac taxa samq ka-
plice i przeniesG do niej wiele
rclikwii.
correspondent %siusznie doda,
je, re TAXA 1aska rzqdu w}o-
skiego pozostanie jednaN bar
barzyns,wen. Doc w rzeczy
samej i tie sciany i ten dach,
pod ktorym sw. Stan;slaw
przemieszlliwa!, bGdq ia VIE
Xxi zniszczone.
Ojcu sw. sprawia ten "a
miar rz4du wloskiego tenn
&'ieAsz4 boltsG, re wlasnie tie.
ma lat 80 Ojc;ec sw. zostal
wyswieconv La kaplana w ka-
pl;cy sw. S;aH!siawa i tam
~ pIerws44 ms@q ;wletG Cd
ll"W il.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
Agenci ,Wiarusa:"

(gfyWkl.
Agenci ,,Wiarusa:"
DuuAan, Ne1rosca
S. NJ. Sfawihski.
Audeurie0, Pr.
Jan Goryca.
Bearer0ao,, WIS.
Jozcf Durzyhski.
GiAanonn, Benton Co. No. Il
Wawrzyniec Wisniewski.
La Sale, III.
J. st. B%ielejewski.
Baltimore, III. d.
Felix's B~rzoskowski. 2l5AnnStr.
South Ben0, Ind.
Korpal V. 1919 S. Napier Str.
Calumet Mich.
l.. Wrob!ewski.
NEnto, Z. 4.
f. Galewskl.
Jul. Wirkus.
leOdOr Wysockl.
Rniatowskii, ".
J6zef Blaszka.
Detroit, Mch.
Jozef Przybyfowski,
1873 Kentucky Str
Excelsior, Rh.
j. f. Gruszczyhski.
Chicago III.
Mieczysfaw kowalski
700 Milwaukee Av.
Stanistaw Wegierski,
Crittendeni& Courier str.-53
FIR. Gi4yhski,
ISL Milwaukee Ave.
Rlonia, Ws.
Sikorski.
Ellis, Wls.
Jan Wysocki.
Stereus Point, WIS.
Felix kamrowski.
Franc. kowalski.
G1oste1', NJ. Z.
NJ. Danielewski.
Arcadia, W7s.
F. Grossman,
j. X. Cysewski,
l.. Woiczyk.
Independence, Wls.
Flip Woiczyk.
Dodge, p. @. Wss-
L. Brom.
A. Mondry.
l.. Rudnik.
New York.
u. S. Maliszewski,
81 New Chamber Str.
Boyi0gto,t, L. 0. Wis-
j. Zywicki.
ST. Paul, slNnn.
Jozef Maca,
Who, MIMI.
MARGIN A. Mazany.7
Ipplcton, Nlnn.
Jan Jezewski.
Jersey city, " d.
Fr. plcwacki, 345 HendersonM
tShamoAiie, Pa.
Franciszck Cimochowski.
st. Louis, Mo.
V. Muzurek,
1910 North Sth Str.
Brenaont, Texas.
J6zef Bartula.
Bryan, 2Ssas.
Teodor Kochanowicz.
BWJalo, ". Y.
Jan Zurek,
cor. Lovejoy & Detroit Str.
Boy city, Mch.
Antoni Przybylihski L. B. s29
Pttsbmyh, Pa.
Karol Nowak, Is = 10th Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
o.

Golibroda
G, Z. Story,
Jest doktorem
Mad doktory;
Spedza krosty
harosty
Il ust i %czofa,
A gdy gotta
JUL jest gfowa,
Wnet slerc nova
Ma niej wzrasta,
Jak sic masc'a posmaruje,
ktdra Story fabrykuje.
Jesli ME rosnie
Was W Iycia wiosnie,
To cd Storego kup miodu.,.
l sfodkim sosem
DmaruJ pOd nosem,
A was mice bedziesz "a mtodu..
Ale dziewczyny
Il tel medycyny
Niechaj ME robia uzytku,
30 srodze tiusta
l skleja usta,
Me daje gadad do zbytku.
Leriej by mordki,.
Caiusow furtkl,
strzegfy I'M khaki pokrzywkl
A mnie Storemu
Jak powiernemu,
Mech tylko dadza strzydz
/rry-1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
Cos nowego!!

Cos nowego!!
Hejze, wiarusie, dokad to tax
spieszysz?
= Ide kupic dobre trzewiki Ola
zony i dzieci.
= A czy to ci chico sic isd al
z 4tej wardy?
= Chocby to byfo z Pine Creeku,
to ia do naszego poczciwego cze-
skiego szewca j. Steinbaura
chodzlf bcde, DO mnic sic to
zawsze opfaci.
Kupuje cd nicgo iuz diugie lata,
a zawsze doznawulem, il sprawie-
dliwie katdcgo obsiugoje. Nasz
pan Steinbauer, to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
NajIepszy
SzEWC

talk na howe obuwie, .jak ma repe-
racye. A jaki on grzcczny i u
siuszny, jezeli cd niego kto co
iada! Kaidemu zawsze skoro sfuzy
ina sfowio .iego mozesApolegac, .jak
ma Zawiszy.-KtoAby Niqc do tax
rzetelnego i doskonafego kramu ME
chodzil2
Jeno sic zawszc pytajcie, gdzie
mieszka:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-25
FOR SALE CHEAP.

I HANDSOME Brownell 2-seated
L Canopy-top Carriage, leather uphol-
stored, with pole shafts, curtains, lamps,
etc, complete. This carriage is nearly
new, and, having had the best of care,
is consequently in perfect order; l
stylish side-bar piano.box Top Buggy,
also in perfect order; Brewster end
spring Open Buggy; l fine Set single.
strap handmade Harness with solid
rubber mountings suitable for large
Carriage; 2 light Sets single.strap har-
ness, rubber mounted; l English Saddle,
bride and martingale; l large sound
family or road Horse, kind in every par
ticular and safe for a lady to drive; l
bay Filly, 2 years old, sired by Gator;
fine young Cow % years old), part
Devon and part Jersey, to calve in
March; heifers, and 2 years old, from
above COW, by 10Th Duke of Manchester.
The above property is all in the best of
order and will be sold cheap. Apply to
S. +. GRAHAM & Co.,
2S If so King Street.