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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Gas.

There is no doubt but what Mexico
has shortly to contract for light,
either electric or gas. 1t is a shame
that our streets are only lighted by
the moon and stars and water-works
lanterns. At the same time it is the
opinion Of the LEDGER that John
Maxwell is not the man we are look
ing for. There are plenty of people
who would give Mexico as good if
not a better show than Maxwell and
at the same time could command the
confidence of Mexico's business men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Excursion Rates to the New Orleans,
La, Exposition.

For the above the Wabash, St.
Louis G Pacific and Chicago & AL
ton will sell tickets to New Orleans
and return, good for forty days for
$21.30, with privilege of stopping off
en- route south. Greatly reduced
tourist rates to all other principal
points in the south. For particulars
address or call on E. 5. Wilson,
ticket agent, Union Depot, Mexico,
Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
nsr.- Last Tuesday. a DO

LOST Last Tuesday, a pocket
book containing a 800 bill, two SIS
bills, a silver dellar and some small
change. Lost either in Mexico or On
the Hannibal road this side of the
old Kendall farm. A liberal reward
will be paid the finder. Call at the
LEDGER office for information.
JONI DoERGE,
4l-2w Worcester, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

VIM. Wetter is agent for Dicks
celebrated beer and extract of malt,
the best of drinks. &c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

I. +. Roden buys and sells for
cash, aud in this way saves money
for his customers. Aft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

PRUNING.--Ornamental trees, ever
greens, roses and shrubs. Leave or
ders at my office. l.. ID. SHrpEE.
41-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Abstract OF Assessors Book for 1856.

The above increase shows clearly
that Audrain is not only on the boom
but has a close and careful assessor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Married, in Mexico, Mo-, Dec. 20,
Mr.. Charles d. Patterson and Miss
Emma LaIkin.-St- Louis Republic
ram
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Wetter is agent for Dicks cele-
brated beer. Call and see him. He
will treat you right. 49-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

j. B. Miller pays cash for his gro
ceries and therefore can sell them
cheaper than any one in Mexico. Try
him and see for yourself. Aft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Call ON HIM.

takes subscriptions for any and all
D published on earth. 41-3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Go to Yerger's and get the boss
musical organ--cheap and complete.
Call and see it. 35-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Ii you want California fruits for
less than cost 60 to j. B. MiIler's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

California grapes 20 cents per a t:
California apricots % cents per can;
California pears 20 cents per can at
j, B. Miller's grocery store. 4O-2w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

You will miss it if you don't buy
your groceries from G. +. Yerger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Woodward & Son have a complete
set of abstract books. 42-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

The announcement comes from
Augusta that in his second volume
Mr.. Blaine will literally fay Mr..
Bayard alive, which will be the first
time that a dead mar ever essayed a
ioh of that kind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

The city political pot is about to
boil over.
For the best and largest apples in
the market 60 to j. B. Miller.
A third series to the B. & l.. AS
ISOLATION is to be opened Saturday.
The Board of Trade should ap-
point good committees to entertain
the G. A. r. guests.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian church will meet at Mrs.
Herron's this afternoon.
The ladies who are canvasslng
among the business men for the poor
children are meeting with fine success.
Colored people who are worthy
like aunt Mariah Porter, should be
remembered by the charity committee.
Mrs. Thos. Hughes, who resides
in west Mexico, and who has been Ill
for some time, is beyond recovery, it
is thought.
John Smith, who lives on Bean
Creek, had best look out. A letter
to the LEDGER leaves the impression
he is a dude and that a divorce is to
be asked for.
All Millinery sold at cost by Miss
Ida Spencer at Laddonis. Dress
making a speciality. Mrs. Norman's
No. 3 charts for sale, and lessons
given on the same.
The report that Cash Blackburn,
of Vandalia, had been bitten by q
mad dog is untrue, much to the de.
light of his many friends. Cash's
dog was bitten by q mad dog.
The Gilbert & Griffith Tobacco
Company of Bowling Green, Mo,
have issued a circular stating that
they were in no way connected with
the Gilbert & Curd company of Full
ton.
We congratulate our contemporary
ON its finding out that Narmaduke i:
making a fine Governor, and that it:
attempts to start an anti-Cockrel
boom were not only abortive blu
imbecile.
If you smoke three ten-cent cigar
q day for fifty years, or pay for then
for others to smoke, it will cost 20,
in principal and interest s54,1e2.14
Three drinks per day will cost les
as they will kill you quicker.
;, We see accounts of mad dogs q
Moberly, Laddonia, Vandalla ant
t other towns near by. Vicious dog
!, should be killed. Better that ever.
t dog on earth should die than tina
E one human being should have th
hydrophobia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Try Golden Roasted Coffee at J.
b. Miller's and you will never use
any other. 1t is delicious-so the
ladies saw, 42-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

l make tea and California fruits a
specially. j. b. MILLER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Why don't you buy VIM. Wetter's
celebrated Dicks beer. 49-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Go to j. B. Miller's for your Cali
fornia pears, grapes and apricots.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Sauer Kraut, hominy, onions. eggs
and the freshest of butter always on
hand at J. B. MiIler's grocery store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
LOCAL NOTICES.

Try Dicks celebrated beer. The
best on earth. IF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

II you want pure timothy, clover
or any kind Of seed, cell on
Aft W. i. MORRIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Money to Loan !

@+k E1
MENIco, Nc.
railroad fine fable
}. - ..,, T..
-
-
q oa,r+r
r p;,;co . :, Noxi.o ,h;s
=, business.
3~.n:n =, :, Io,;, ~,
:. an bnsiness.
i,u o. ,f
8 h.or worry sick.
r.. Mamie Sncos,t i v;s;t;no
a.,.Js in Reuick. Mo.
W p.,,k,e ,f p,,; NJ
a;,irn;r hi. ,i,v
Il. 3 p,,..o w..
"t.;.
lns'' Tl.I,. ''''
-
-" '"' 'Nn'S nave
no'eu 10 'o"n y 'e>i"e'
MS, E. "'"h".n gave peas
~ s'eiSn'no P'''H "oh"ay hlSh'.
ladies' Aid Society meets to-day
u Tue ie'l''e'''o Vi L Eihinohs'
Hon. Z. Il. Daniel, of Vandalia,
IS in Mexico last week on business.
] Nrs. D. Householder was thrown
ION a sleigh Monday and broke q
h.
/ ]. Liebler, Of Rush Hill, Mo, has
II thanks for reportorial favors this
rex
tommy Fouke' who was run over
i q team last week, Is about recoy-
|nd.
Capts. Shea and Day mustered in
|iG. A. K. port at Centralia last
;Rsk.
Il is reported that J. F. Mounts
Is retired from the Louisiana, Mo.
Press.
Ian Morris and WIN. Pasqueth
|aFe been sleighlng with tandem
|ams.
you ""n' 'ne "'nes Vi soine
VIC oe''i''"6 Pooi ea'l vi D. L.
|AeAe'
d D. olarh' Vi huSh Ill., was IN
|asAico Mohoay al" made us peas
|h' Tall
VI houeS Soia ms elegant RESI-
aaI'e III tn'' Guy 10 VI" n'o'''
" s-'''V'
iHe MeAlco rHe oohpahy VIII
.@auioute 10 Ihe hreineh fellel luhd
Y o. LOUIS.
ie'cy nora gave pleasant parry
A' "i"nS so"ns hh"' i"'' ga"
1Hay h'gh''
MS f. D. inrhef' WHO mas oeeh
a! Ill IoF Tue past three weeks
improving
The Board OF Trade meeting Thurs
aay evening should be attended by
very member.
IL Is reported that Egbert "atson'
1fmeriy OF Mexico, died suddenly II
u Louis Monday.
Urban Welmer acts as Interpreter
u 'ne case state vs.. Hellford' He'll
"fu Is an Austrian.
rive new subscribers from one
"6n (Laddonia) this week. Pretty
well ior hard times.
I. and g.. Turner are now running
store at Sailing Z. O.. They are
aever business men.
Miss Madura Carson, of Marshall
No. has returned to her home after
Pleasant visit in this city.
see Lee q Mltcheli's e a estate
insurance au' ihey iePie'en
'Uo Vi '"e oeSt companies
S' o" "
! ! Tue WABASH iai'roa"' mas GU
-.'AS lot i"Soi''
.. F. Llewellyn should have a
sas' as good q show as any man u
gnu Tie streets OF Mexico.
Joe Schumacher, who was her
N a visit last week, has our thank
y 1''e pHpels'
Inc city council Will arrange som
iOH so the public can hear the hr
That is what it is for.
j. j. Gill Is fast an,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Rush Hill Miners Blown Up.-Care-
lessness the Cause Of the Accident.

The following special from Rush
Hill last Friday gave us notice of IA
terrible accident ia that live little
town:
Special 70 the Ledger.
RUsE HILL, Mo, Jan. pa ter
rible accident occurred at the coal
shaft here about 3 o'clock this after
naon. Lewis Uzzte and Robert
Force were at work in the shaft at a
depth Of ninety feet. They had
drilled, put in a heavy charge of
powder and had just commenced
tamping it, using an iron bolt and
sIedgs. The supposition is that the
bolt passed through the tamping, ig-
hitting and causing a terrific explo-
sion. The men outside gave the
alarm and IA large crowd soon gath
eied. A strong blanket was procured
and ropes attached to each corner
and they to the main rope. One Of
the men Mt q time was placed on the
blanket and hoisted to the top and
driven in haste to his home, while the
other was being taken out. Drs.
Vance and Dunbar attended the
wounded men. On examination they
faund that Uzzle had both arms and
one leg broken and that one arm
would have to be amputated, which
was done at once. The arm taken
off was shattered from the wrist
nearly to the shoulder. The other
arm was broken between the elbow
and shoulder and the leg between
the ankle and knee. His face is very
badly burned, cut and bruised and
his eyes are nearly out. Force es-
crped without any broken limbs but
his face is terribly maDeled and will
lie disfgured for life. But little hope
is enter tanned for Uzzle's recovery.
G.. B. j.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Seed. Seed. Seed

If you want pure timothy, clover
or any kind of seed, call on
Aft w. A. MORRIS,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Apple butter, currant jelly. fresh
from the factory, at J. B. Miller's,
and is selling like hot cakes. Aft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
HOOp Pole Notice.

l will continue to buy and pay cash
for hoop poles till March, 1886.
40-3t WIN, Thomas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

For RENT.-Fine desirable farms
in Audrain county.
KILGoRE & HOWELL.
1t Over Savings Bank, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Any one wanting TO employ a lady
to keep books, manipulate a type
writer or do any other light work,
should address az" care of LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Mexico is making preparations f,

For the best raisins in Mexico, at
the lowest prices, 60 to j. b. Miller's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
WILL GET WE'LL.

Special to the Ledger.
Rush HILL, Jan. 27.-The wound
ed men are doing well. The doctors
think they will recover G. B. j.
On visiting the cen of the acct
dent Saturday the LEDGER found the
wounded ne doing as well as could
be expected. Uzzle is badly hurt
and is hardly expected to recover.
It is a wonder more men were not in
the milne. Usually half a dozen are
in the shaft. A steel rod was used
instead of a stick to lamp the pow
der. The shaft is ninety feet deep
and about five feet square. Both
men have families and live in Rush
Hill. W L. Lott, Jr., has the con-
tract for sinking the shaft but was
absent at the time attending to other
business. Although both the miners
were poor and have families they
will be carefully attended to by the
hospitable people of Rush Hill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

II you want the best fresh butter,
GO to j. B. Miller's. 41-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Belva Lockwood remarks that
''the road TO success is paved with
defeats" This sounds like an echo
from the inner consciousness of
BENNY Butler.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
MEXICO MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED WEEKLY ron rBE LEDGER By
Buckley & MOORE,
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES.
IN

Provisions, Flour. Fessd, Salt, Glass and Queens
2a-c-ail sold iow tor cash or exchange for
all kinds Of country produce. Come and s'e
us-NORTHNEsr CORNER SQUARE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
For Rent,

Two farms within three miles of
Mexico. Terms reasonable. Apply
to r. +. Lawder. 42-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

FoR SALE have several good
mich cows (will be fresh seon) for
sale; also one good buggy horse on
reasonable terms. q. I. HOOK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28
Circuit Court Proceedings

J. Y. McLain VS.. school district.
Judgment for plaintiff for S62.
Bonner & Elton vs.. Petit &
Lantz. Judgment for plaintiff for
S7375.
J. J. Bick VS.. Thomas r. Yates,
ct al. Dismissed at Plaintiffs cost.
w. r. Rodes VS.. b. B. Runkle, ct
al, continued by consent.
j. B. Botkin VS.. B. B. Runkle,
continued.
G. W. Baker VS.. j. W. Wells, con-
tinued.
james Sewers VS.. John Rapp, con-
tinued generally.
The grand jury returned the fol-
lowing indictments:
State VS.. Gustav Hellford, assault
and battery.
State VS.. James Blackmore and
james Richards, grand larceny.
State VS.. Gran Blythe, embezzle-
ment.
w. T. Bland VS.. Jasper Berry ct
al. Judgment for plaintiff for $14.4O.
j. W. Lannius vs.. L. d. Whaley ct
al. Continued.
John A. Watkins vs.. W. 7. James.
Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
w. G. Sims VS.. r. L. McFadden
ct al. Judgment for plaintiff for
s2S5.95.
j. G. Head VS.. S. w. Buckley.
Judgment for plaintiff for S223.1O.
Ada b. Fetter VS.. Lyman B. Fetter,
divorce. Dismissed.
ID. H. Collins vs.. heirs of Farauar.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

For RENT have for rent two
farms, 12U acres 3 miles and 160 five
miles from Mexico.
41-tf J. B. BoTKIN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

J. B. Miller. the live, wide-awske
grocer of Mexico, is selling the best
dried beef ever brought to this city
for only IS cents apound. Aft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

In answer to all advertisement a
man sent twenty-five cents to learn
how to make $50 q week without
working, on a capital of n dollar,
and received the following reply:
s.Fish for fools as | do"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

ca correct railroad time table.
farm is worth - II cents at Far
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

rarRsDAY, JAN. Is, 1886,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-28

Judge Buckner, of Mexico, is
spoken of as comptroller of the cur
renew.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08

sobic nadaremnio iamia glove,
p%owiadam ma ucho, &c jedDa i
druga zagadka rozwiazujo s;q na
n"zwisko berlihskiej aw..., kt6ra
niektore gaze'y maluja Z krotkim
ryJem.
Rozwiazania rrosze uh}adae
jaknajdowcipnij, gdyz radbym z
Mich potem %utworzyf wianek pochwaf
ma owego smicrtelnego wroga Po-
lakow.
Dalej odgadli zagadki i pre-
afali mi podatck nurodowy:
r.. sToBIECKI, Chicago C.. 10
L. STAN, 10
A. KADLUBOWSK1, Detroit Is
Il. MOCZYGEMBA, Lemvnt 10
A. SIkORSKI, Polonia 10
Podatek odestany z%ostunie ma
rece, ktorym odbywajacy sic obec.
mic rejm W Bay City opieke mad
Skarbem narodowym powierzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08
w kosciele sw. Krzyza w l

w kosciele sw. Krzy&a w La
Crosse odprawil w dniu 4 lipca
pierwsza msza sw. ks. Andrzej
Cara. Towarzystwa polskie j cze-
skie odprowadzily primicyanta z
rlebanii do kosciofa. Asystcntcm
byf ks. Blaschke, dyakonem ks.
Joch z La Crosse. Oprocz tego
brazil udziaf W primieyach ks. Klein
2 Milwaukee i kilku klerykow.
KS. prob. Byzcwski WlnoEy miaf
kuzanie.
KS. Cara urodzil sic w Jani-
szowicach, w ksicstwie Oswiec'm-
skicm, w dyecezyi krakowskiej.
Studya teologiczne rozpoczaf w
Rzymie a dokohczyi W seminaryum
w st. Francs.
Dotad ME wiadomo, czy ks.
Cara r6jdzie Go Delano, czy tee
pozostnnie w La Crosse.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08

Bog dodat sit %polSrzepiaf 20 faska
Swoja sw. ma ciernistej drodze,
ktora mozclnie przebywac musza
kap'ani.
Pc mszy Sw. udali $40 w. w.
kaptani do plebanii, gdzie skludano
w. ks. J. Woicikowi powinszo-
wanna.
Jak mi sic zdaj e ks. j. Woicik
ODE jmie paratia polska W Duluth,
Mimi, czego tamtejszym Polakom
tylko MONA powinszowac. Tym-
czasem bqdzic ks. Wojcik tutaj
pare dni zastcpowat WicI. ksiedza
proboszcza Majera, ktory pojeehaf
M sejm do Bay City.
Mech Pan Bog szc2csci w.
ks j. Wojc:kowi W nowej epoce
zycia!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08
Kronika %chicagoska.
Chicago, 6 lipca.
Szanowny Redaktorze.

Szanowny Redaktorze!
Wasz Warns robi wiele ha-
lasu-na kazdym prawle kro-
ku s}ychac pogawedke o Maj
stcrku".--Dz;s ma jwieccj umy-
SLY So p%oruszone: sejm, dele
gael, kandydaci, ten dobry,
ten lepszy, a ten nicpoty
wszyscy Polacy, katolicy i W
dodalku putryoci - g1owna
PREY szklance wyskokujqcego
trunku....
Dwie fujary powinny p5jst
do zbiorow muzealnych ola
przcchowania ola pokolen prey
szIycI.. Podobne dowcipy Ike
dys Ieg]y sic W g1owach Salo-
monowych, dis w Ameryce
plodzq .je mozgowniee pelskich
bakalarzy i miechodmuchow,
Tylko jaknaJglosniej dzwoh-
Gle, Majsterku, panom patryo-
tom do twardych uszu, ably
9.oslyszeli, co mowia o Mich
sasiedzi = lc pod pokrywka
ich patryotyzmu miesci sic
Z malemi tylgo wyjatkaml =
zyslS materyalny.
P%atryoci, kandydaci Ma u
rzednikow / przewodnicy, kto-
rzy nc mega 2gryzt napadow
gazeciarskich, q togo k1otnie
wszczynaj4, powodu;qc sic o.
soh;scie, war*i p~ozostaG Pro
downikvm;--z kijem " reIiu a
torbq Ma plecacll trzody
chlewnej.
" jaliz sposob moznaby
sob;c wytiunacayG, czchu sto-
tvsieczna nicmal luinosG POI
ska W Chicago ME ma &adue-
50 poIltNc2nego Znaoze"la i
bytye Alojcm 2dau;em dzieje
to si4 2 powodu, re p"zodo-
wnicy zaprzedaj4 polslSie glo-
sy nic "a tysiqce, setki, ale "a
marEq judaszowskq cytre-3o,
wyraznie t~rzydziestu dolarow.
Jcszcze pred chwilq byl-
bym temu ME wierzyl j gotow
bylbym "a gardlo zdusi6 ka-
zlcgo, ktoryby cos podobne-
90 h4kA2I, kjedy nalaz stale
pr.r'em"q m@.j r~rzyjacie4 pc
ha@uje mi artykulv Ga.e,y ha-
1oIe51j j 9a.sty Pols@.l o o
statni@h w~yborach ma radcow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08
.Jezeli Majsterek temu WAN


kto przesle ia rece redahcyi
Wi0rus0 10 ccntow dobyowolncgo
podatliu ma rzccz Skarbu raas
rodowcgo %odgalnie nastepujarc
dwie zayadk;, tego godnosc, w n"-
grodzle Ia Iatryotyczna %etiarnosG,
duzemi litcrami belize ~ydruko-
wanna UIia,sic.
Picrwszc znaczy potorzenie,
Drugic nosa zamuienie,
Gate w s%toMir, czyn:e
Chodzi pc BerIin;e =:
III
Jam Pol"kom dobrzc znany,
Dlza przcdemna wszystllie slany-
Mieszcze W sobje diva wyyuzy,
Ktore brzydilie 50 obrazy:
Mole ~pierwszc = Di"hel ttu>ty;
Dfugie wisi ponad usty,
kt6re widzicG IL llazdego
Notes. dziec&a ma|enkirg".-::2
Pvdafcm te fatwe zagadki po-
nownio @spodziewa jac SIC, za oprocz
nizej wymienionych wiarusow .ie-
szcze wicrcj .ie odgadnie. lynn, co
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08
POsZUKIWANHA.

Krewny moi Michuf Didihski,
po~chodzacy z pod Lwowa Cali
cyl, przybyi do Ameryki pc ruchu
rewolucyjnym +. 1916 i miat
trzymac hotel W Nowym Yorlu,
gIzie byt znany pod na%zwiskiem
dc Gordon. Rodzina jego JUL Oh
dawna ~nudaremnie o MIN sic wy
wiadu,e, ME tract jednakzo nudziei,
re .~ieszcze pozostaje PREY zyciu.
Obccnie chetnie by SIC dowiedzieli
o MN m%ianowicie syn jego brata i
moi Il eiostra, ktora codopiero tn
prZyby}a.
Je&el' Micha} D!dihski j~eszczc
lyle, nicchaj sic ME ukrywa d}uzej
priced swymi krewnymi, ktorych
bolesna trapi "a MIN tasknota, i
da znac o sobie pod mcim nikci
podanym adresem. Talk samo IT,
pr"szam, w imie Iudlkoscii mi|osci
bl zniego, knAdeso, ktokolwiek
dnwniej znaf Didihskiego Ame-
ryce hub obecnie z MIN $50 styka,
ably raczyf napisaG mnie 0 MIN
choGby tylko pare slow, "a co 2
CORY zasefam No. serdeczniejsze po-
dziekowauie.
B. Drachm mn
% Newark Ave.
Jersey City, n. ].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08

-fawnikow miasta. = Otwo-
rzyfy mi sic oczy! Doczyta-
lem sic, lie 2 poczatku pisma
te p~opiera1y kandydature ob.
Paula o. Stauslanda, Skandy-
nawczyka, dopiero W hume
rach nastepnych p%rzypomnia-
1y sobie takae rodaka nasze-
go, Kowalskiego. Naraz krach.
glossy rozdarto ma partye, a
ten co wiecej DAT ma piwo, 70
stat "urzednikiem-roZumie sic
ME Polski....
Niedawno temu w lokalu
Ib. Jozef2 Niemczewskiego
odby}o sic zebranie W celu u
m%owienln sic wzgledem maj
blizszych wyborow. Jezeli Maj.
sterek tel sprawy ME dopil-
nuje i Earodowi-na zywe sio-
wa prawdy g!uchemu-w ko-
byli 1eb ME Zadzwoni, to zno-
WI g]osy polskie haniebnic 10
stana srrzedane "a marina &C.
ne, a potem panowie prZewo-
dnicy Ma u%stroniu drwic sobie
bed4 z glupiej gawiedzi, ktora
"a pare szklanek piwa ro-
VIVA gotowosciq sprzedajc swc
sumienie, jak lndyanin "a ga
lon whisky czes6 swojej 10
ny.
Jezeli M"jsterck temu WAN
kowi mojemu, ko]acych r6z
splecoaemu, nic cdmowi 60
scinncSci W p6lkach swojego
otwartego UIn'7>sa, to po-
znje.i uliczue paptoflowe via
domosgi Noble uicy czesciej
bede przcsela1.
JoneA TyampjicAi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08
Nicmiccka Aptcka
Iaucr Anding,
cZasllloWo

s7fzV-7!V V1T-'Ho"o
Drogcryc, Lcki i Chemikalia, FAIRLY,
O!cje, Pokosty it.. d.
Czyste wilma likicry ia uzytek le-
karski.
Drzcwo farbicrsEie materially far
bierskie W ogolc.
Ia s,miennc rrzyzadzenic lckarstw
1udzicz icn dobroG daje sic gwarancyH.
Naroznik Bel i Franklin ulicy,
Winona Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08

Poszukujc Jana Musihskiego,
rodem q m asia Murowahca blisko
Bydgoszozy. NJ. mieszkat, zar,im
wA.icchat do Ameryki Strzelnie,
blisko Bvdgoszczy, Mat W kraiu
zone j .jedno dziecko. Przybyt do
Amerykl $ lat tcmu, < poczatku
przebywuf New Yorku il ma
fannie okofo New Yorku. ktoby
wjedziui o jego pobycie lob smjerci,
niechaj LACEY mnic uwiadomio pod
adr.sem:
Rev. +. Knlaszewski
Cor. Tod & Forman Str.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08
.Nowi Agenci.

.Nowi Agenci.
Bryan, Tras.
Teodor Kochanowicz.
ButJaL, n. Y.
Jan Zurek,
cor. Lovvioy X Detroit Str.
Bay city, MicA.
Antoni Przyby lihsAi l.. B. 329
PiNsdwyh, Pa.
Karol Nowak, IS 18th Str.
Chicago III.
M~ieczysiaw kowalski
100 Milwaukee Az.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-08
Ni.rof,sAi lsank epszczedgreSci

The Winona Servings Bank
Druga al. miqdzy Main Centre.
Bank tee bcdzic placi1 proccnt cd
wszclkich dcpozytow. poc@qwszy oct .jcanc-
20 doIara, od g%rlduia 1880 =. nada].
Wypozycza picni4dzc ma nicrucho-
tm0Scl..
CzlonNowie komitctu:
VIM. Wimdom, prrzydout,
G. \. Morey. Wiceprezyirnt,
4. \. Rising. sa;rb"ik.
II. NJ. Kinney. X. b. Ba>GorH,
j. IL. Jenkins &. }, Camp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

SINCE President Dunlap and State Lee
turer Dawes OF the Farmers alliance
came out against the proposed political
policy 70 which the order was to be com
mltted, there Is unanimous agreement
among the alliances upon the mpolicy of
such a course. The Cleburne Tribune,
which probably represents large follow
ing in the alliance, approves the maniies-
to of Messrs. Dunlap and Dawes In the
following language
In johnson county II Is said the May meeting
OF the alliance Is for the purpose of nom.
mating candidates Now, some OF the sub ALI
nncos In The county have positively declared
opposition to nominating and have refused 10
appoint delegates 10 the May meeting. othera
have approved tho May meeting and sent dole
gates. Here Is a division into factions, just ms
MIR. Dunlap forotells. II the right counsel pre-
vaila and tho May meeting declares against
carrying tho alliance as such into politics, the
OWL OF split will bo avoided. II Ia proper and
the duty of the members of tho alliance to take
their principles into politcs,aa MIR Dunlap says,
but not take politlcs into tho alliance