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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-01-13
advertisements.
Central Vermont Railroad.

Commencing Dec. 6, 1895.
Traiss Going South will Leave MontpeIier
az follows:
900 A, M. MAIL from s., Adams and
chester, Nashua, Worcester, Lowell Fitchburg, Bos
ton, Springfield, New London and New York "
1925 p M GAST r9 ON
Boston, via Loweli and New York via Springfield and
New London, Pullman Drawing Room Car to Bos-
ton via Lowell and New York via Springfield.
800 P. M. MIXED TRAIN
700 P. M. MIXED for ROHOury.
1910 A. M. M MDBi1aa E9XI5RMss from rom
the West for Boston via Lowell and ali points in New
England. Sleeping Cars to Boston via Lowell.
Trains Going North and West;
800 A. M o and E% aM YsSk from FST M sSs
treal, ogdensburg and the West Sleeping Car to
Montreal.
6:25 A. M. ACCOMMODATIONS sns to St. Al
900 A. kSsA aaSIgn iSS wsse
st. Adams and Richford.
$50 p M RAY ST EG Hbahs Mo Sr ssr6g g
densburg and the West. Drawing Room Car to ST.
Adams.
700 p M E Eat p ESrFh as M RTll%sn
Trains leave for Barre at 1900 A. NJ, $3.50 A. M.
and 4:lO pm.
Through tickets to Chicago and all points West for
sale at the principal stations.
j. w. HOBART, General Manager.
s. W. CUMMINGS, General Passenger Agent.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-01-13
FRENCH's BLOCK, BARRE, VT.
INVESTMENTS.

It well known that the city of st. Paul Mime
sofa, Is assured of rapid growth from now on. IL
Is to-day the financial commercial and railroad CEN
ter of the Northwest. Investments made In real
estate, improved or unlmprOved, will pay largely.
Money can be loaned ON the best real estate security
for from six TO eight per cent. References In st.
Paul ana East II desired. E. y. NORTON,
S7-3S 81 Paul Minnesota.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-01-13

BB'" Large risks placed at a moments no
tice, and at equitable rates Losses adjusted
and paid at this office, and due notice of ex-
piration of policies given, Correspondence,
and orders by mail or telep aph. promptly
attended to A. Q. BROWN.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-01-13

WHO is uNAcoUANrED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THls
COUNTRY WILL SEE eY EXAMINING THIS MAP THAT 7Ht
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-01-13

The Phenix Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK,
Organized in 1853 Assets, S5sOOOOO'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
.Cykoryas W Wfoc1awku

Jest ma cate Krolestwo Polskie j
Rosya sfawna fabryka cykoryi. Do
tego czasu sproHadza'a sobie IA
bryka surowe korzenie cykoryi 2
B"lg;i Nicmicc. Tcraz obowiazali
sic gospodarze W okolic, Wtocfawku
sadie ry1orya. Sprowadzono vice
Z Be'gii ludzi znajacych SIC ma tel
np"aw'e, ably sic cd Mich nauczyG
Cykorya rosnie ziemiach Po'skich
dziko, praw1o wszedzie mad drogami
i rowami, Il wiec grunt i klimat
"idocznie .j"j s'uay.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23

wolf, cry tee nicnawisci rcIigjjnc.i,
zbomb"raowsli zoin;erzn figure
Ma'M Bosklc.i, stoia>a wsrol "si
M mi"iscu publiczncm. F'gu"a tn
ulana 2 piaskowca nie wytrzymaia
gradu kamieni, to tcz ludnosc
mie.isc"wa Z boIcm s~postrzog!a wa
drusi dzieh, b gtowy Nasw. Fanny
i Dzieciatlsa Jczus byIy poutracaue
i wrzuccne do pobli,iiei studni.
W trzy dni pozniej lotm strz tcg"
szwadronu huzarow pomorskich V.
Neuhaus doniosf gminic, ze dw6eh
huzar6w re swego szwadronu, jake
przekonanych o rozmyslne znie
wazenic tiyury Mutki Boskicj u
karat i to ka2deso dniami
wieZienia!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
w
Xiennie FoEskic pod xaDo-
rem rOSyi.kiEIa.
rem 4,

Il W"sa"wy d"nos. d"
N wei RyfrmA" ze aunlarm, ria,
rolicia fapac2e w'tez j. sNr sl>
IA zdnsre" c >pl>kow rrwolur>joo
20 j"i'stycznych, ktore cpdziennie
lraw'e odkrywaja ajcncl tnjncj po-
III pan Nw~w"j. W o,tatnfrh cza-
saeA W Peter. hu'gn Waslawie
~o4Na}to 4"ow b:rd o 1oy@alrniony
~ SEX, a @io"mi .j,go przoN6Icy
zn"lIu] Sc Jnz W cytadeli war-za-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
KS. biskup krakowski Duna

IAS oiN\Nl' lAi ~ ~ SAl AUNT
icvski w dal~zym ebjvzlzie MOVIE
mzy'ac1onych drh"nat6w, przyb<'
Hr'Iawno 10 MpI>"wa, j,}ao n.
veg, Targz ! Il .blsi. Ks. bi>Dn
budoMni wiasc CELIA MakuwA.
Lc@ne baudcryc wtpscian iowa
rzNs1yiy hi>Nupo"i llzez csfa dso
g dp Makoua, gdz.e wiStawiouo
'rr#mv try umf1lnc Z nalisami: W
amy" Ttum.y lniu, duchpwirn
~tNo, obywatvle, mic,zcz~nie, otaczo
niskupa, ktory ceIehruwuf irozI.,
WI k"munlc sw. pnczrm nustapi,
bicrzmowanie. Obiad odhyt SO /,
mr.Isc"wrgo probes .cza, gdzie BIS
,ur zamieszkat. BAwEacy w Suthe
h abba Artur Potocki zfpzyt nas
tepnego dnia wizyta ks. bi~kupowi
W Makowie, zkad d%os'ojnik X s To-
Ia powrocif do Krakowu dla WIG
Ella udz atu zroczy>tosci pofoz :
MA kamrnia wegirInego posw,e
cenin instytutu Hrlclowej. Ziro-
vie ks. bi,kupa znacznie sic 20
lcp>zyto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23

wskiei lub petropawfow>kiei twier-
dry. S2Iskiem kierowala zagranic",
s1czesolnitj rodobao Paryz zkad
naichpdAiiy rozporzadzenia i wska-
zowki, pisane c~hemi.znym Ia jemnym
atramcntem ma mariginesAch dzien-
nikow zagranicznych, p'c.umero-
wanychw Petersburgu Warszawic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
W.. E{s. ~Efoznasasyaie.

w Puznunlu z;Aohrzyf zyw't
doczcsny W lniu 30 sierpnin r!bak
sp. PnIczew-ki, xnany pod PREY
domkiem ostatni karubela
Pc raz ostatni widziano go w kon
tuSzu przy karabeli pestepuiacego
w u~roczy-tej prucesyi Bo&ego Ciafa,
niosarego nawet c%ho'aglew cochu
r~ybaek1rgo. Umarf eedzivJ m
wleku. Spokoj jego duszy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
w
z Polskiei Oiczyzny
PruSy ~ZacllOdnic.
w Chpfmn,n oddono u,.z,d

w Chetmn'e odduno urzad bur-
mlstrza y. Pagelsowi, ktorego %
I'm, landrat miejscowy uroczs See
ma urzad ten wprowadzit, - w ko.
scielo llasztornym W Bysiawku, w
Tucholskich borach, byl pred trze
ma tygodniami odpust, Il to picrw-
sly po wyd"leniu ztamtad O. o.
Franciszkan6w. w Grytii zda'
konstanty l.: szewskl z pelpIina
egzamin ia lckarza praktyczncgo.
Nowy wypadek brutalncgo IA.
chowania SIG policyi wobec areszto-
wanych mzez ma sob ~stwicrdzif:
lAba karna cl5!agslliegn ::alu ne
miah ekicgo. Robotnik Krctschmann
Z Malborga poreinif tc nieo>troz-
nose, &c ~pozwoiil siq sierzantowi
policy menu, Gotf. ydowi PIchnowi.
schwyciG M uczynku, ktory mogi
byt spcinic W urzadzonych ad hoe
pc wiclkich miastach ustepowych
micJScmh. Gdy transportowans
Kretsrhmann niewiadomo czy ,oz
myslnie, czy przyladklem upadi j
wstac ME mogl, sYhwycif policyanl
Ia gruby debowy XII iego j 20
rzadnle 60 MIN obkfada}, Il nastcp-
ME zawezwat pomocy dwoch ludzi,
ktorzv tee Kr. do Wiezienja pc
licyjHego odstawiIi. w policy
p~rzywltat go p~olicyamt Jagusch
tenn Ivy: nWie sieht das Schweit
aus i potraktowat go p~o1ezhym
kuiukiem pod broIc, &e X. upadl
w tyf Ma ziemiq. Gdy ~ni,szc1q-
sliwy Kr. powstut z ziemi j usj;sol
ma krawqdz lozka, ~policyant +.
Renter powalii 90 ma zemie j d.
byws1y z fozka nby kowc." 2
drut&mi, ~lotezni" MIN uGcrzjf ME
~szczcsl weso. Nato&"no mu XII
drnv M rece, re az krcw q ni,h
plynac z%aczefa. 4 hrzesla, u,
k;orem X. usiadf, zepchnal e
r. utter, wotaia' TIA sip ME siada'
"a Hdy X. pc druyi, z.pewn
re stabcsc, zsunat sic ma krzesf.
siel4ant Helm %zaczat 90 tax ME
mil4Siunie b c picscia, &c II jeJ,n
urzednikow awotaf: ,,Czlo"i e
eze, ~przestah, 30 sobio lccc p'-
ranisz." Plehn odFowiedziat:
,,1ch sch'aye den Humid au@h gl4icI
todt.."
Pokrwawionego w~epchnieto d
cell ~w.ez;ennei, tax, re runal NJ
ziemie - sierzant Alurc"ht nzy
kuf 90 do sciany iahouchcm, po-
czem X rotozyi sic ma pryezy
ably 2 niej wiecej MIC wstac. o
godzinie 9 A!brecht PREY rewizl
widzar, &c X. joey i charlSa, Z
ma piano ia ustach, zwoInit go :
wiez6w. Ma drugi dzirn znalrzl"
no go lv&acego We krwi, u giy &
cl,ciuno zanitsc de- l%azarctu, mnM,i
w dru,lzc
Sad sAazuf Plehua ma [ rpk
s mic, cry wiczlenja, Rvutrra "
1 r,,k wieaiena i uzn"f 90 ME
zdolnym d. utzc Ia puhItczHeso Il;
lat 3 = ~Juguschn M lat 3.
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
Jan MuIkoW.

Jan MuIkoW. piekarz, wy
rmigrowat priced 30 I"ty 2 Kepna
W w. KS. Permission do Anne.
ryki. Ma brata gdzipa w AustraI i,
do klorego lat 9 mic pi~al, de-
-iostry Amy MnIkow, zamczucj
kui"t W O~trowic, wcale dotad
ME piSaf. Ost"tniemi Iaty mint
m &c p%iekarnia W Helena, M%ontara.
Czy nmart, czy zyje-nie wiadomo.
Moglhy IiczyG obecae lat 5G. kt"
ov cokolwiek o MIN wiedziat
niechaj doniesie Wiarusosci, q Cd
oierze cute podzIekowanie.
(3l-33)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23

w Swili4rach pod K'rrki"m
d. 90 I'm. -t"ncio ma kWamtrrach
As czrrw"ny ch hn1:row, uia aryoh
sic ma twlrzeniI r,Ine. La4no~c
pr4y.iela &olnlorzy ses inn0e, ME
miel' vice ppwodu d. i ancj nie
checi, Il mlmo to. cz- to &c swy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23


Przez Krakow przjcz' zali ME
'nwno pielsrzymi tr"ncuzci, ktr6z,
vraea'i Z odpustu W C1estochowi.
p ~lgr1ym5w byto II ped prze ="
I"iclwem p. Er"zma WisIickiego.
I'd wieIu lat W Parry zu zan.ieszka
lego. E ancuzi ci byli t. przcwa-
zniv ludzie zam'zni, kt6rzy ~ty>ze'
Ni,Ie Jasnej G6r&e post;nowiIj
y :wieIziG. w Czestochow ie bvi
nj tray dni, nss;ernie przybyI
To Krakowa, zllad przcz Wledci
Tryc t udali sic do R>ymu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
WIGS Bulz sfaw pod Rocowem

zgorzata 26 I'm. spal'fy sic wszcl-
k,e zabudowania podworzowc j
stodo'y 2 c"'ym sprzqt"m, a przy-
tenn 10 koni, SOC owicc, mno,tNo
swim i droh1u. w Srohz Q o.
tworzyt p X Prxybyl~ki tabryke
powoz6w. = Il psm po1nah-kich
dowiaduje Sc, zo brat y. T"' fila
Stana b Chicago Oxen | -ie z hrabina
Lubl hska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
ssaEicya

k'cdy Moskale ma za1anic ce.
~arza nIemieckjego puscili ks;cci:,
b"}g"asllicgo Aleksandra ma VOL
nosc, pojcchai on do Galicyi. Tam
wszcdhie 60 wituno bardzo serde-
rznlc. La inosG Srom#dziia sic n;
,'worcach %tysiacami, rzucaia ksieciu
Nwiaty wyhrzykiwafa radpsnie N:
lego przywitanie. Na.igorecej prze-
r'e& przyj mow"no ksiecia 1.-Two
vie samym, gdlic stanat " hotcIu
nocowal. Co Syt", bi"gio ma ko
lei j przed hotel ably sfaG kwi#,y
i wiwat nicSzezPSEwemu ksieciu
~yk'zvkiwat, az tego juz W kohru
4 policyi byio "a wiele.
Byl tez tacy we Lwowie, kto
rzy ksiecju skftd"li wizyty i wyry-
sali jego, oraz daoch jcgo iowa
r@yszy i brata k~;azecego o to, CO
SO z MIN dziato j co da.cj be''zic
ne ME wicle Sc dowiedzieli. Ina
m6wisi do k~iecia paIIli, rrz,pom :
mjac mu, &c matNa .iegp Polka, z
suj general B,Sak bi' sic ~ poisha
) rave, Il Ks axe dziptowaf, ktani |
sic sic i podobnoraz n%wet po pol
ku islIku slow p%rzcmowii.
L Lw"wa Is>iaic n%apowrot p,
irrhat d. Buisa,y vi. gdzic mimo "A
ego p"I a'cia: iaki 60 %dozn#wai pg
Negu st,onnictwH, znjcwolony 10
tai do ~zrzeczemi" sic tronu bu'gars
tltgo rlZ ma ZaWSzc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
Buffalo, N.

(Przed Z laty wycmjSrowat
Orkla, w Prusuch Zachodnich, Sly
mon Wolff ze sva zpna EVA Z
domu Gorn%) do Amcryki j pred
lima laty m~jcszkall w Pittsburgh,
Pa. Gdyby ktory 2 R2duk6w
wiedziat o ich teraznicj~zym po-
byeic, niech'j donicsc o tenn Ich
s;ostrze M"rvy"nnie, zamcznej
Eufc=yho~SAiiej
lOll SIN tn Str.
Ba1Ialo, n. Y.
(SO-331
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
IoOszukiWanie.

Pred I laty wycrngrowaf ,
OrSla, W PrGsach Z%a"hodn,ch, sly
mon W"iif " ~wa Coma Eva 2
domu Gonna d. .AmerNki j pred
Am" 'aiy m|;cszkali P,t~burgu
IA Gdyly htory 2 Rndak6w vie
dh'ai " i"h ter"zniejszym pobycc:
niechal d"ni,sie o TEN ich sios,rz,
Mafyannie, zameznej
Burc wnkiej.
lO11 Smith Str.
Buffalo. N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
w Bu-EawicAch y. Hulczyni

- ~
oopctn,l okr"pnc m%orderstwu 2
tni syn gbura Nawrzela. Stoia
: mi}osnych stosunkach 23!etuia
orNa chalupn ka 81 hamkn, G,
tie ~yozostnfo hcz skutllu, chciat
q Il ma 4 nc, lecz rodziur lrgo
9 temu sprzeciWiali i rome Wy
zuty mn c1yn'li. Z,szicj srody Y
ocv wyw;bjw~zy NaNrzcla san
ochanke la ole jcgo rvdz'cow
X d ugo .ja dust, az my s'"i, IL
iuz aye IrArstata, poczcm wykoln
Y mrqkk 81 tam roll p"lask"wrj do
wGzucif ,la do n'cgo, q po'irw:3
,s<cze duwata znaki zycia, vice
~ talk dlugo bt 10y alta 20 glowir.
~ zupcfnje ANi przeStui", po.z~n
~ Easy pat. Zniknecie dziewczyn.
~p~ostrzczono znraz, lccz ws1cIki,
poszukiwania byfy daremne, u pc
ne~a4 Naw1zcla Cd tel chwiIi
nkazywat sic nader niespoknjny
%sIrachIiwy, vice pablo ma Meg
pod jrzenie. u poczatku wyp;erai
% wszystkiego, lccz ~narcszcie
pzyznat S 9 swemu ojcu, 70 dziev
rzynq zamordowaf. w sobote
wt"snie W 23ci dzich jcj urrdzln,
wyd"byto zwfoki ~dziewczyny &c
zicmi, Il mordrrcq odprowudzono dc
~NIGzicnia w %lIulczynie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
Kosztcm ksiecia Y eIza |.

Kosztcm k.iecia X cdza +
Rulzjwilln odnowiI malarz d,korn-
tor p. Jaknbow-ki kosci5I w Ostru
sic, ku wiylhitu,u zadowo,cniu tai
szlachclnego dobrodz'cja kosci"ta.
ak j lh"tian. Ks. Vincent.
5ronlkows&., syn s p. r"r,f;so,:.
A%ntomcgo Bronikowskicgo, ktoN
r"wdop"doin c juz st Amc
Ncc, byt W Krakowie karclanrn
llu>ztorL PIP. Urszu!anek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
SllasEz.

H"oszkow. W sobotq Tag
I'm. pocEowal;smy 2wtokl ks. llc
Smulki. Zma'fy urodzit sic 22g
>~ietnia 1918 Zowadzie pow
pol~ki, ego li>top"da 1912 costa
xysNiqcony. Pc zrezy@nowanm
go W +. 1889 obiai BRAT jig,
Franciszvk SmoIKa miejscc w Pro.
'kowie, q gdy tenze umarf, ohja
now napowrot duszpasterstwo
s;eroconej paratii n. o. W p!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23
klcska cd lat kilkunastu ira.

piazza r~olnictwo ME samym ty!ko
Polakom daie sic we znaki. W"
@~'"szen'n, poaaj4ccm nazwy mn;ei-
>zych tolwarkow i w~iekszych ma
.iatkow W Ksjcstwie, idqc,ch nn
,ubha>te mic,i@cu ~wrzesniu,
czyt"my 3tylko polskich w'asciciell,
ii. Malnlic1 1913 h~cktary), Ostro
wife (Glo) i CheImiczsi (4l(, a S
niemieckich, jake to: Nagra iowicc
CPS hcktarow), Biafezyn (477),
Borkenmuellc <75), Mrocza (5G)
t"lN"rk W Krotoszy"ie G27), fol
wark R@znowo mfym $50, Fatkowo
(9Gl, Mata Laskcwnica (43O).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23

w MifosEawiu chcjano zasypat
stara slutnia, ale zal i'm bylo
irzewa W ocembrowaniu. Zgodzo-
nc vice ciesIe kozlowskieyo, zcby
!rzewo re s'udni wydobyf. Ledw,
ocz;'t r"botq Cd dotu, gdy sc
stu Inia CORA oberw#la j %z"syral;
"iedneso. Pracowano ca'y dzirh j
%ydobyto 90 w~rzeszcie trupcm.
Il stawlt zonq j czworo jzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-23

Priced dwnna tygodni"mi 10
zbawit TnunIu wiclki "gi ii
2uO roplzin przytuIlu. W 70
runiu osirdilt sic lcNarz Po!ab
F~ranci~z~ls Jankowski.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10
pnmnlin Pie in Italy.

\ correspondent of the Philadelphia Rallctis, ttllS this story in letter from Rome, Italy Talking of good things Ts;si;;.,!s a.e of go,,d story of pump kin pic, darc say many ot my readers will agree with mo that therc arc few bet ter things than the pumpkin pie, pro par,d aS American housewives know how to prepare, it. and eaton al due times and SeaSou> So at least thought our Amorl- can resident in Rome, and he conceived the bold ,lca et teaching his Roman cook how Ia prepare it. and giving it at large dinner party aS one ut tn" national dishes
 Tho dinner. which was ou the or,llu arv line, went oti very we'll and when pi,~umo arrived and passed the host srut a message Ia the cook that uoW Was the time tn Srrve the Ameriean deli eaeN The cook rnmv> a>tNn,shcd nto hls master = presence What more 'N wanted What morc' Why the pumpkin pic, the pic far which N"a hat recipe written out, and declared Nou could make II quite welt But, ne plies the cock Nou have had It Aud after some more wori> If explanation il came out that very pceuliM NluaShN mixture. un~wectcncd ~ercd ,M stassr> like po,e Aa q k, re'selt.. between two meat courses. and which all the gar~tS had fought shy ot, Wa> ,hr Roman cook > notion oi a pumpkin pie
 Are you marrying man Mas asked at a Sonhrr booking gentleman at rr rent up town reception
 cs slrl Was the prompt reply | m clergy man - knuese,H, l,9aS
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10

and that afternoon the dead were brought to life and the lost were re stored to their families
 |" added the Weight modestly. was made of that piece of iron That's my story
 But how did the master come to get you? Does he know your story2' asked the Knife
 think he does ItwaS he who dug me out. His name k Bill. '-,Ntac York Graphic
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10

Do 9oa eyer get anything extra we asked, intending to give th" poor waif n trihc
 Mis-s takes 1t away from me if | does, she sighed
 pmncr tlrn" came late the rulcs of the house. we were told. were but two meals on sunday Therefore we cA- pected something grand We got II
 Two -lckly looking roast chickens for twenty hungry looking gucst- ilankcd lv boiled potatoes on on" side. hali ! A IL. L.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10


 brushc- were in the kitchen scrubbiu pail
 And ;ld. speak of, to show n contrast The next sunday l va. away down m the lower part of Pennsylvania At the fayerh of an honest native DutchHan \ large chamber with 4 fireplace that held fully quarter of cord of wood at a tlme-a glorious heater beds of down water hot and cold. free # ar. n tabl. at every meal, and three of these on Sun day. laden with good thing- till there was hardly room 10 lay down knife and fork all of the best f>h. fDwl and meats. prcseryc.. bread cakes, and pics And the motto ma- help yourselyes-- there is plenty y-enjoy 1t
 Not discomfort in the roomy old tavern of gray granite. kind attendance and landlord who wore the clothe. that belonged to him
 My bill-weli. there were no extra but more Teal comfort than one cDnld find at big hotel-s1. counting the hostlcrs usual dollar in, and thank. for my custom. beside
 This is true picture given to impress those who intend to travel with fact or two to guide them. Beware Of ho- tels and landladies ~ho wear---neyer mind, that. all -Uetroa Free Press
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10
N,ritfn for The ArkdnsaH TraneleT.
 IN THE SPRING.
BY O. N. RoTTER.

In the spring fuller crimson comes upon the robins breast: In the spring the hale spring chicken tets himself another crest. In the spring the furnished turtle Wooes about the roofs alcoves; In the spring the husbands fancy Lightly tlIrIH tu nov ,i.s stoves. In the spring tint diviner Shimmers on the lovely grouse In the spring the granger hies 10 Town. till after cleaning house
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10

Mic KupferIe is the sole agent in Lit Rock for the celebrated Havana Cured '' |" Turf brand of chewing tobacco. Pure fruit flavor
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10

Gentleman (to progressive journalist -" How much will 1t cost, sir, to insert notice of my wifes death in your pa per-
 Progressive journalist" It depends somewhat, sir. Do you want it illus trated --irDg..
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-10
cnI Work on MnnI1ood

FNhaust~d Vitality, Nervous and i'hysirni ihiii ity Premature t"tiiur lu man. Iffotr 1f Youth and the unisld mia"Titr resulting irun inbl~rTFiiuns oi X bsspk tsH every nintl. young, middle aged and oId lt contains Isi prescriptions fuT all and rtrtti.. -saAAa ea.i nf N hirh is Ia valuable t>t fouhd hy the author w h~" l"ItUnef fpt 2, suth probably hstpfr fell ts the ia of any plls aian. sD taHt~ blDHd in iHsrii fl iTVbC muslin rtiiti'Hes covers fuil Riit. guar nptrs-i tn tss . hi,"T work In than anJ other ~uTk sud in ibis country for t2H1 ot th" fnsuey wlii be r"fundsd In eNefS instance. frs. only tiO by mall, postpaid. ili0stratt" sample inc author by inc National M"eraI Association ta the Hon r 4. IuHsrit and asussiRts officers 1f Inc Board inc reader 10 respectfully referred
 Inc f-ei"ucr of iAie ts wasth inofs la the young and Hhdlr aged uf tliR generation than all the gold mines of California and the eiiNrf fniusa of NeS ada combined X r Chronicle
 Tn. rst"hre of Life paints out the rD"ks and quick snnds w hrh the constitution hBd hopes Vi niRHY n young man hAyr beeD fatAlly wrecked. Mhn'h0Htef hffof
 m" hsaepc" of iis is f greater value than all the medical works lpbllsird In ttis ouDifJ fDI thr past p years Atlanta Constitution.
 The ssaenrs of iAfr is A superb and InAsHtty tfea tinr nervous and phJ steal debility Dsu'di Free ip~s
 There ls no member of ~,rsty tp hn,u ibin lss,h ~tli not be useful NbethrT youth IaFeHt guardian instructor clergy mat ArgUnsGt
 Address lbr Peabody Medical IDstituic Hr Dr " IT IaTkHr. No t,alffnrh kife.I. tt@uiu. AAAs he may osyBaultsd sli dis4aAHr requiring al lt experience Chronic hnd pis-tihhtr diAs tlsht hay" afiird be skin d all other physl'fanA A slIs .!aits sueii treated suces~afuliy ~tthsu, au ih siahc" f falurr Mstiiob AfkapHA~ t'Rs"i.f
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-06-03
Changing the Gauge,

Tuesday was big day in Railroad circles.
1t was the occasion of the changing of guage
of about 1900 miles of Southern Railroads.
The CINCINNATI Southern, East Tennes-
see, Virginia ana Georgia and the Louis
vile and Nashville changed at Chattanooga
the Coast Line system at Cape Fear River,
Wilmington, n. c., and the Richmond and
Danvile and Norfolk and Norfolk and
Western at Lynchburg. The change ap-
piled to all roads East of the Mississippi
and South of the Ohio.
The details had been so nicely arranged
and every preparation effected by which
the work could be facilitated, that the four
teen thousand miles of track were easily
changed within the one day appointed.
On the Salem branch road, trains No. II
on May 31st, and Nos. 9, 10 and IL on
June LIST, were discontinued, while the
change between Winston and Greensboro
was effected 1t is estimeted that the cost
of the change on this branch was about
s2,5OO
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-06-03
Meeting of tho Y. w. C. T. U.

A very pleasant parlor meeting Of the
Young Woman's Christian Temperance I'm
ion was held last Friday night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. S. A. Ogburn, on North Liber-
ty Street. The exercises were opened with
reading and prayer by Rev. I. H. Pegram
and followed by beautifully rendered reci-
tations songs, &c. Refreshments were also
served to the large number in attendance.
Miss Minnie Ogbu.n, who is President of
the Union, deserves special mention for the
hospitable manner in which the members
and visitors were entertained. The Union,
which now has membership of about TWEEN
five, are laboring zealously for the cause of
Temperance. Their next meeting will be
held at the residence of Dr. J. q Ector.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-06-03

Rev. F. T. Tagg, D. d. of Baltimore
and Corresponding Secretary the Board
of Missions of the Methodist Protestant
Church, will be in Winston next Thursday,
the 10th, and will hold services in the
Protestant church the remaining nights of
that week. DR.. Tagg has for some time,
been travelling through this State, and is
acknowledged to be very eloquent and
impressive speaker.
: Prof. George T. Winston, of the State
University, will address the citizens of the
Twin-City on the Prohibition question at
Browns Hall Saturday night Prof. Wins
ton is an. impressive speaker, and will no
doubt present the question in plain and
practical manner.
= Maj. S. K. Thomas and wife, who live
in North Winston, are both in their eighth
eth year, have spent sixty years of married
life together, and enjoy remarkably good
health. They have number of children,
grand children, and great-grand- children.