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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-13

Published at the live and growing town
of Henderson, in the centre Of the
Farions YELLOW TOBACCO District.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-13
Is DOCKERY a PROHIBI-
ZIONIST.

The Rockingham Rocket, published
in Dockery's own county, having been
informed that a good old Democrat
had announced his purpose to vote for
Colonel Dockery because the Colonel
was a prohibitionist, raises its hands IN
holy horror, and says:
"sAngels and ministers of grace, de-
fend us!' Dockery a prohlbltlonlst
Whence springs the zeal of any Re
publican who would make it appear
that Colonel Dockery favored prohi-
bition; moved by the hope that such
impression lodged in innocent minds,
would draw votes to him from the Pro-
hibition party, or at least is one OF the
richest things among the humors OF the
campaign so far, inasmuCh as it IS a
matter of history that Colonel Dock
erv not only wrote long letter to the
Wilmington Star against prohibition,
but in the campaign of 1881 canvassed
portions of the State against it, and
actually made bold enough to draw
arguments from the Bible in support
OF his positions. How could the old
gentleman of Fayetteville have become
SO wotully misinformed? We would
be glad to know"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-13

OUR esteemed and intelligent friend
Hubbard of the Bellefontaine, Ohio,
Eeaminer, amid the manifold duties
that crowd upon him in paying his
distinguished respects to the Republi-
can party in such an effective manner
as to completely knock their argu-
ments from under them, finds time to
get off the following:
September, first and sweetest month
Of mellow Autumn, when Pomona
holds her grandest carnival, and pale
Empress Cynthia smiles in her most
refulgent splendor-bright, fleeting
season between the gladstone Summer
and the time of chilling blasts and
falling leaves-hail thee!
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-13

COMMENTING on the recent action
of the New Hampshire Democracy,
the New York Star says:
"These be strong words and bitter
that the New Hampshire Democratic
platform says of the Republican party:
1t has become simply syndicate OF
political spectators, whose only pur-
pose is to protect the great monopo-
lies and trusts which its legislation has
created. Ii has abandoned all prln-
ciples of morality, and we emphatl-
cally condemn the introduction into
our midst by the Republican party IN
this State during the present week OF
the methods of fraud and ballot-box
stufing that were the peculiar product
and invention of the Republican car
petbaggers' government OF the South.
But strong and bitter as they are,
those words are true, not only as to
monopoly legislation on behalf of the
trusts, but with reference to the abuse
of the suffrage, to which Republicans
do not hesitate to resort whenever 1t
may serve their purpose.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-13

Cleveland's exposition of the doc
trine of taxation is Enthusiastically
simple, direct and convincing. In a
peoples government taxation is the
tribute paid for the protection of the
law and the wise and economical adj
ADMINISTRATION of public affairs. Ex-
cessive and unnecessary taxation IS
rebellion and usurpation by public ser
wants against the people vino are their
masters. Our taxes must continue to
be raised from duties upon imports,
from assessments on internal manu-
facturers of spirits, tobacco and oleo-
margarine. Where luxuries can bear
the burdens of Federal administration
and public debt, upon luxuries must
the taxes be imposed, i'll order that
those things that the people need may
be accessible to their use at reasona-
bic cost.
The indirect and insiduous effect OF
war tariff taxation causes our citizens,
tor every million dollars collected at
custom houses, to pay in increased
cost of living necessities many more
millions which do not reach the Gov
eminent. Discussing this topic, not
with the view of advocating the abe-
lition of tariff, but with that of adapt
ing it to public needs without impoS
ing burdens required neither by Gov
eminent nor by our industries or COM
merce, the President finds in the ex
isting surplus of 81 100000 an i'm
position equal to SIo8,ooo upon a
county Of $4,000 inhabitants. The
effect of the continued causeless with
drawal of great sums from the CirCu-
lating medium of the country is to
prevent industrial activity and bust
ness enterprise, to foster monopoly
and to promote usurious charges of
money lenders that burden our farms
with mortgages and hamper produc-
ton and trade.
No paraphrase can do justice to the
Presidents calculation of the doctrine
of anti-monopoly taxation. No CON-
ment can add to its force.
In brief, this most Cogent letter sur
veys the entire field of Federal affairs,
touching every subject with master
hand, emitting nothing that is essen
tial and introducing nothing that is
trivial 1t will be the great campaign
document of the year, not merely be-
cause of its own intrinsic merits,
but by reason Of the fact that
the promises Cleveland makes are
based upon his official performances.
He offers to the people every pledge
that could be required. But there is
none among all the promises he makes
the keeping of which is not guaranteed
by the intelligent, manly, courageous
and dutiful manner with which he has
discharged the duties of his mighty
office, in return for which his party
and the people ask for him the verdict
of DWELL done, good and faithful ser
want"
When Cleveland shall have been re-
elected, and when the obstructive
veto power of a Republican senatorial
majority shall no longer exist to par
alyze the energies Of Democratic adj
ministra:ion, then will the fulfillment
of the Obligations the Democratic party
undertook for its nominees in 1884,
and to which it again consecrated its
energies in the declarations of the
platform of 1888.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-13
THE American E1t-Ule,. very trll

The american Former very truly
says, farmers forget that ninety per
cent. of our merchants fail in business;
that the learned professions are over
crowded, and not a tenth of those en-
tering their ranks ever attain wealth
or eminence and that in large busl-
ness centers, mechanics, and opera
tives, in times of commercial deprcs-
sion are often on the verge of starva-
ton. They forget that a large for
tune is not assured happiness, and
that moderate competency, almost
always to be secured upon farm, is
one of heavens best material gifts.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-13

Eyes tested free of charge. Glasses
should be worn when the first symp-
toms of failing sight appear.
Just received nice line handsome
designs in Jewelry, Watches, Chains,
Rings, &c. Special orders solicited
for any article IN my line on which
very low prices will be given.
B@-Send stamp for our Jewelry
Puzzle or Rebus. Chance to win a
handsome prize free.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-13

SAYS the New York Star: 'No
Federal Administration has ever won
a greater triumph in Congress than
that gained by the passage OF the Re-
tal,ation bill with only four adverse
votes. Caught in their own trap, the
Republicans are obliged to surrender
at discretion sooner than defy the pub
lie sentiment that applauded the Pres
ident's sagacious and vigorous mes
sage"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-13

Mr.. BLAINE has an article in the
current number of the american
Magazine, under the heading "The
Presidents Error" of which the New
York Herald says, ''it is the pevish,
petulant screed of a man who snuffs
the battle from afar, but is painfully
conscious of his own weakness. 1t
adds that che is APPARENTLY in a state
of serious mental debility or weari-
ness" or, in homely phrase, is off his
foot. If this writing is worse for his
party than his recent speeches it must
be a remarkable bit of composition.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-13

The Milwaukee Journal says this
with regard to the famous utterance
charged against the Republican presi-
dental nominee, which it has been
sought to deny the truth of. That
paper says:
John C.. New, of Indiana, offered
s., 900 to any one who would prove
that Harrison said ga dollar a day is
enough for a laboring man." Now
that several laboring men have made
sworn statements that they heard the
language used, New threatens to have
them indicted for perjury. New is as
great a buffer as he is a blunderer.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-13
PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT.

We invite contributions on all subjects OF
local and general interest views and state
ments upon matters Of public concern orig
nal poems, essays, critiques, etc.
One side Of the paper, only, must be wrl-
ten on-and the real name Of the writer ac-
companying the contribution. Noattentlon
will be paid to anonymous letters.
The editor disclaims al the responsibility
for the views or statements of correspond
ents-and reserves the rights at all time TO
revise or reject any article he may think
proper.
Address all communications to
GOLD LEAF, Henderson, n. &.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-13
Office.

By virtue Of deed In trust executed
to me bv Emma Fox, on Sept. 10. 1887,
registered in the Registers office in
Vance cousty, in Book one, OF deeds, on
page Al, at the It quest of Jno. T. Gibbs,
the holder of the note secured thereby.
1 shall sell for cash. by public suc ion.
to the highest bidder, at the court house
door in He derson, n. C, on Friday,
the l4th day of Sep. 1888. at IL O'Clock.
noon. the house aud lot of land described
in said deed in trust. situate at the
corner Of Vance and Far Ground streets,
in said town of Henderson, adjoining
the lands Of said streets and Silas Pow
ell. and particularly described in said
deed in trust by metes and bounds.
SILAS POWELL,
TRUSTEE
Henderson, N. C.. August, 0. Isss.
august ga o.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-13

A weekly resume of the News, Hnmor and
General Topics of the Day.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
Pozar NieS5wieza.

Straszna kleska nawiedzita
W dniu IL 2. m. Nieswiea, W
gubernii mihskie], Sigma, cd
wiecznq sledzIbq rodz;ny ksiq-
lat Radziwifl6w. Trzeba zbiegu
okolicznosci, lie stare to MAS
to spfonefo wfasuie w 10 lat
pc ostatnim wielkim pnzarze;
II czerwca bow:em 1877 ro-
ku poaar znlszczyf byf pot
Nieswieza. Kleska obecna
swemi rozmlarami znacznie
przechodzi poprzednia. W cia
gu Is godzin niemal cafy Me
swiez legf w gruzach. 0 lie
IA razie zdofano obrachowaG,
p%rzesz}o trzysta k1lkadziesiqt
domow pablo pastwa ognia.
Starodaw.y zamek nieswiez-
ski j kosciof ocalaiy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
Niedopatrzenie sic i brak no

Nledopatrzenie sic l brak no
woczesnego pogladu ma wyksztafce-
ME armii zaczyna sic juz cd szkof
wojskowych, W wyzszychi nizszych
klasach korpus6w kadeckich. No
wy minister wojny Wannowski
objawszy urzad przyWrdcif dawne
zwyczaje przestrza}e, a miedzy in
nemi tax zwanych ,,rotowych",
kt6rych kadeci n;eraz traktuja pie
sciami a navel kolbami, gdyz ci
,,rotowi" g}ownie obok nauki trud-
MIA sic nadzorem policyjnym, ktd-
ry tax samo we wojsku kwitnie
jak i W wyzszych zak4adach MAUI
kowych rosyjskich. Jenera} Wan
nowski g}6wnie sic odznaczyf do
tad tylko zaprowadzeniem cg6lnego
spiegostwa w armii: zreszta jest on
ministrem wojny bez zdolnosci i
ME ma wyksztafcenia W zawodzie
wo]skowym, ale "a to ma ustalo-
na opinia faworyta c~arskiego, Cd
danego intrygom dworkim i po-
suwaniu svych ulubiehc6w ma
wyzsze stopnie wojskowe. Gdy "a
tenn ma czel armii rosyjskiej ia
kich postawiono ludzi, jest DO
WEN ich wielu innych ~jeszcze o.
box Wannowskiego, to korpus Off
cerdw, zdrowo ma to sic zapatruja-
cy, ME moze mice zaufania ma
%przysz}ost.
Temi mniej wiecej s}owy skry-
tykowa} 6w correspondent do ,,Swo-
body" wojsko rosyjskie i jego
przyw6dzcdw, oraz zasoby wojenne
i porzadki, jake istnieja. z Gale
go przebiegu wypadk6w ~politycz-
nych, z owegu znanego cofania sic
Moskali W. polityce obok jednoczes-
nego uzupe}niania, widzimy, re u
wagi correspondence SO trafne,
gdyz %inaczej dawno juz. Rosya by
}aby uwikfana we wojne. Ludzie
z talentem - DO i takich W Rosyi
ME braknie maja widocznie DUO
tam wp}ywu, re zdo}ali dotad pow
strzymat owe zapa}y wojenne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
E'mnu vs. endzinSkIemu
Odpoauiada ZGODA.

OoIotVoeNttC ZN OD~I'
Ma d........ rozpisywanie
sic tego obywatela pc innych
pismach ME mielismy zamiaru
odpowiadaG vcale. So rzeczy
i ludzie, kt6rych samo nawet
dotkniecie ME przynosi "a
szc@ytu. Je'n2kze ma zyczenie
nasz} vA II .,,ciof oswiadcza-
my cd sieble, 2e skoro p. W.
zfo2y owe sto dol. w BAN
ku j kwit przedlozy, w ktorym
bedzie wyluszczone, Ma jaki
eel sq zlozone, ratenczas u
dowodnimy mu nietylko o co
]emu chodzi, ale i wiele in
nych raeczy, ktorych wyjawie-
ME oynalmniej lnu lie bedzie
pozqdanem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
Galicya.

krak6au. Zmar{ pod krako-
wem pred kilku dniami 116-letni
%staruszek, Antoni Lubicz X I o.
w S k i, zofnierz kosciuszkowski, a
pozniej uczestnik bitwy pod Lip
skiem i officer Z roku 81. w spra-
vie pomni ka Mickiewic za
dochodzi wiadomost o nowym po-
mysle komitetu. Kiedy pred laty
p. S., znany manjak re wschodniej
Galicyi, zaproponowa} obwozenie
drewnianego M~ichiewicza pc pla-
each Krakowa, ably tym sposobem
znalezc ola pomnika odpowiednie
miejsce i projekt ten w og}osze-
mach pism wydrukowa}, powsta-
10 wiel!>ie gaudium w ca1ej Galicyi;
obecnie zas, kiedy komitet pieciu
poleci} wvkonat transparent POM
nika naturalnej wielkoSci warsaw
skim dekoratorom i zamieza go
obwozit pc tychze p%lacach, Mkt
sic jakos ME smieje. snadz hume
rystyka znajduje u mas coraz wick
SIZE prawo obywatelstwa.
Po*ayv. - w Bobrku "a Wi
s}a pod %Oswiecimem spali}o sic 5
stodo} i jeden dom. Ogieh powsta}
2 niewiadomych przyczyn W domu
T'omasza Kulczyka = w Kabar6w-
ce, w pow. z}oczeskim, spali}a sic
stodo}a dworska, wartoSci 1000 z}o-
tych renskich cd gromu. - w
gminie Jastrzebicy, w powiecie So
kalskim spali4o sic 40 dom6w mie-
s%zkalnych, i 70 budynkow gospo-
darczych.
JukGb Widfo, w1oscianin z Za-
bierzowa pod Krakowem, skazany
zosta} "a stafszowanie weksll ma
szkode bochehskiej kasy oszczed-
nosci, ma POI roku wiezienia, y
p%rzyjeciem ~Iagodzacych o~kolicznos-
ci.
" Br:eshw podczas gwaitownej
bury oparzyi piorun DIR. Franci-
Ska Bcrnackiego,
Pogrseb hr. Wiadysiawa Babe
niego odbyI sic micscio Busku
dnia 10 czerwca = wielk2 uroczy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
[ Y
w. KS.

Ma niebic kolonizacyi niemiec-
kiej zaczynaja sic okazywat Wy
r%azniej niz dotad pewne czarne
punkta. Wladza kolonizacvjna
plerwszego osicdlehca swego pus-
cha w powiecie gnieznihskim ma
subhaste, a dose rowszechnie po-
dobno miedzy kolonistami ustala
sic opinia, re oni 50 tylko pre-
znaczeni ma podnoszenie zywio}u
niemieckiego, a ME ma wnoszenie
op4at do kasy komisyi.
w Pniemach ma wiatraku p.
Sk6rnickiego wkreci} sic miedzy
ko}o i zelazo czeladnik m}ynarski
Franciszek K%alubowski j ma miej-
sou padl trupem.
W Kudziuie pod Lopiennem,
majetnoSci p. Dziembowskiego Z
Roszkowa, zgorzaF.y ubieg}y
czwartek stdg Stony W podworzu,
oraz dwor zamieszkany przez IA
rzqdzcr tamtcjszcgo.
Pr:Wacid ludu wychodzit IA
czql cd lgo lipca diva razy ty-
godniu, co wtorek piqtck, II ME
mz jak dotqd.
(Do@koiczcnie IN stronic A.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
Agenci ,,Wiarusa::''

AUDENR1ED, PA. Jan Goryca.
ARDOCH, ID. T. F. Galewski.
ARCADIA, WIS, f. GRosMAN, X CysEwsK1.
hAFFRRILEIyo M1S M! : Jan |sssHsk.
BALTIMORE Nj. d. FeliksB
BOY1NGION, p. o.. WIS. J. zywicki.
FREMONT. TEXAS. L. Kochanowicz
EK SFA TE E : Walen,y Bujarsll
BAY CITY, MICH. An,oni Przybyiinski l.. b. $40
CALUMET, MICH. L. Wroblewski.
CHICAGO, ILL K. BoNczKowsK1 n Chapin Str.
KAJETAN PoKRzywINsK1777W. 1sthStr. M. HA-
DIX, 81 Cr,tenden Str. ALBERT KowAlsk1
700 Milwaukee Ave. TEoDoR W1kARyAsz,
2852 1854 Archer Ave T Stan s46
Milwaukee Av
DETROIT. MICH. w. A. MADAJ7sos,. AubienAv
DULUTH, MIMI Ant rala2ooo-7rdstr zoAv.W
DODGE, p o. WIS. F. Brom. A. Mondrv
l.. Rudnik,
GlLLMANN, ,bENT6N co. MO. w,wrzyniec
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Jan Napierals
1ss Davis Str.
GLOSTER, M. T. NJ. Danielewsli.
LEMoNT. ILL. Mich CichoWiez
Ia SALE, III. Adam Goszczynski
Ia GRosSE Wis, M'ehal Nowak1 or5 Jacksonstr
MILWAUKEE, Wls.JanF. Berka Humbo MdyAs v' sai
Andrzej Brzonkala 7o6-2nd Ave.
Observation-Disclosures. Fr Lila, 9o7U University Av
MOUNT PLEASANT. PA Karol D.. NowaE
NEW WAVERLY, Ten. Hidebrandt
NANTlCOKE PA. Wincenty Narkiewicz
PONlATOWSkl WIS. Iozef Blaszka
POLONIA, WIS sikorski
PITISBuRGH, PA Jos Rosinski 40 nth Str
POINT, Wiktor Pogorzelski
~ CHICAGO: Wawrzyn Tcmrln
ST. PAUL, MINI Jozef Maca. SIS Ric~'s Point
SHAMOklN,PA Franciszek Ci1n6ciIowsl ' N Wit
ssTEPnEN: Marshall Co, MINI. Jan Gratze.
a.; ~ LDols, No. V Mazurek, Ism Str
l0i-EDo Ohio Ant kujawa.C orNt 4ce% Junction
WILNO. MINN MARGIN A Ma.lny-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
WIESC
Z Polskiej ujczyzny.
Zlemie PO}skie pod zabO-
rem Hns OSkieVSkinl.

ICAA1 IKE z w y
Wursz0W wzrasta w ludnosc.
Teraz urzedowo ogIoszone
wiadomosci statystyczue poda-
ia )u1nosc s]tollcy kroleszwa
Polskiego ua HASA dusz, o.
procz IS, l wojska.
Marh6w. (L;st K1uju). W
dniu 20 maja do hotclu Ermi-
tai w Charkowie przybyla
hrabina honorata 7 yszki e.
wiczowa wlascicielkn dobr
Biaia W CAB. wolyhskic). Po-
niewa2 pr1yjezdna przez czas
dlugl ME wy chAdziIa wcale \
pokoj". "bndziIo to epod"Jrzr-
pia srnAby. loslano po poll
bye i drzwi wylamaun. Polka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

za}o sic, he hrabina u d II s i
a e IA pomoca rzemienia
przytwierdzonego do fozka. Po-
moe lekarska byla JUL 2by-
tecznq. Ma drugi dxlen doko-
nano badai had trupem. Ida
MEM lekarzy, samobo]stwo 20
sta1o popefnionem W stanle
nieprzytomnym. Ciafo zabalsa.
mowano i zawezwano krew-
nych. Oh.
Smutna wladono$;G. Cd oso-
by, ktora temi dniami jezdzila
do Czestochowy, dowiaduJe
sic Gas il jakiekolwiek napisy
polskie ma wszystkich stacyach
w ostatnich dniach doszczet-
ME zatarte i wyskrobane EOS.
tsfy tax lie pozostafy jedynie
napisy rosyjskle. Publicznost
b}adzi, ME wiedzqc, gdzle sic
ma obrocic, a o nieszczescie
hardzo 1atw0. Przejezdni "a
graniczni gorsza sic bardzo, ME
umleja BOWEN czytac 20 ro-
syjsku.
Ma Wo2ynlu znajdu)e sic
10000 czeskich kolonistow,
ktorzy zwiedzeni roznemi O.
bietnicami rzadu rosyiskiego,
opusciwszy sw6j kraj rodzinny,
poszli probowac szczescla pod
knutem moskiewskim, a VIE
lu z mich by}o talk lekkomysl-
nycb, Re ola pozyskania wick
szych wzgled6w i 1aski rzadu
ME tylko Re porzucili, Ojczyzne
ale ma vet ola w!dokow mar
nych zysxow owczesnych Wy
rzekli sic najdro2szego skarbu
swego sw. WARY katollc-
kiej, przechodzac ma prawosla-
vie, to jest, przyjeli Ware
moskiewska. Nadzieje Czechow
atoli okazafy sic p'onnemi, DO
mniemajac, 2e natrafia ma ma
rod bratni, porzucill swa Oh
czyzne przyb1li ma Wofyn,
(ecz niestety pc to tvlko, ably
przekonac sic re smutklem,
BE Rad ME uznaje ich "a bra
ci Slowian, lecz "a Niemcow.
[ talk miedzy inuemi zastoso-
wal do Mich nova ustawe o
obcokrajowcach i zabronif ma
bycia ziemi. Zawiedzeni powo.
il zaczynajq sic wyprowadza(
do Ame::yki i q czasem wszys-
cy do mas przybeda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
Mauczyciele Hartmann w Len

Naucsyciele Hartmann W Len
dzinach, Glettnik W Gostyni i ia
nowski W Gdrnych Iaziskach po-
what p~szczyhski otrzymali pc so
marek cd kr6lewskiej regencyi,
niezawodnie "a gorliwe s%zerzenie
niemczyzny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

G~{1qo1vei. Gospodarz Rozumek
Z Kurnioy zostaf "a sponiewiera-
ME swej sasiadk!, wdowy Hanko-
wei ma 1 miesiqc wiezienia ska
Zany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

Ms1ouice SLEEPER Pospiech Z
Burowca wplatany W bijatyke VIE
czorem l4-go BIN. zosta} kilka "a
zy nozem w glove zraniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

Unja m Raraaicsu. Onedaj w
s]tarostwie czernioweckim lax
doncsi tamtejsza ,,Gazeta Polska''
= znowu oko}o 40 rodzin WHO'S
ciahskich z Rarahcza zg}osi}o swe
przejscie 2 paros}awia ma unie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

Urocsysto$f imstolacw nowego
proboszcza swiecili W zesz}ym ty-
godniu Nowosandeczanie. w czasie
nabozenstwa przemowl4 Z kazalni-
cy ks. kanonik Jawolski z Tarn6-
wiki kres}ac W pieknych s}owach
szczere checi nowego proboszcza,
ks. Alojzego Goralika. Pc uroczy-
stosci k~oscielnej odby}a sic wspol-
ma uczta, do kt6rej zasiad}o liczne
gaono os6b zaproszonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
III.
Szlask.

Dtohup WIOCtuUShI me ulQlG lIll
s}owa pc polsku i smutne to ro-
bio wrazenie, gdy objezdzajac W
mlnlonym mlesiacu d~yecezya,
przemowy jego dopiero %t}omaczyc
musieli kap}ani miejscowi, a jesz-
cze smutniejsze, gdy tego ME czy-
Mill ME umie1ac sami pc polsku,
lub ME chcac sic odzywat w tym
jezyku.
Ofommiec. (List Krqju). Jak
wiadomo, stolica szlaska GEES
k iego jest miasto Opawa, pc
MEM. Troppau. w Opawie MEM
COW pe}no, a zwlaszcza bogatych;
oni to krzycza w niebog}osy, re
Schlesien dst elm maues deulsches Lond.
Tymczasem lud okolicznv w obec-
nych czasach Swietnie zamanifes-
towa} sFowiahskosc swoja. Czesi
posiadaja juz miescie biesiade, o.
becnie stawiajq gimnaz"um, ktore-
utrzymuje Matica szkoha, ten Wy
trwa4y przeclwnik Schu1vereinu. Lud,
pragnac przy}ozyt reke do tego
dzie}a narodowego, zacza} zwozit
drzewo, kamienic i ceg}y bez zad-
nego wynagrodzenia nawozif ich
taxa mase, IL nietylko w~ystarczv
ma budowe, ale ~jeszcze MONA
sprzedat czest materya4u ma cele
narodowe. Koszta budowy gimna-
zyum ob]iczono ma $4,000 z}r.
Ks. Il.
Najnowsse ze Szlaska.-Baron
Rhe'nhaben da} wystawiG pomnik
nieboszczykowi proboszczowi ks.
Antoniego Stabikowi.-Dnia 10
czcrwca uroczyScie wprowadzony
zostal ma probostwo W Strzelecz-
kack ks. Jan Drost, dotychczaso-
wy proboszcz W Kujawach.
RacibGf.. Szewc Kar6l Peszka
Starej-wsi usiiowa} odebrat So
bic zycie ten sposob, re sta
nqwszy pred lusmem, przcrznpl
sobic nozem szcwicckim gardio.
Przywoiany niezwiocznic lckarz
zdolat uzycicm odpowicdnich srod-
kdw samobdjce utrzynat PREY ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

PomiedSy innemi przesadzeni
zostali kape]an ks. Wojciech Koch
Ter z Katowlc ma probostwo do
S%ierakowa. Proboszcz ks. Olbrich
z Jesiony ma probostwo do Debia,
proboszcz ks. Sklarzyk 2 wielkich
Gorzyc ma probostwo do Lubomia.
-Duszpasterz ks. Fiegel, kt6ry
przez d}uzszy czas zarzqdza} parafia
zaborska l%iczaca oko}o IA tysiecy
dusz, w ostatnim czasie zastepowa}
proboszcza ks. Garncarskiego W
Fa}kowicach podczas chorobv jego,
otrzyma} probostwo W Steinseifer-
sdor W powiecie reichenbachskim,
l%iczaca 794 dusz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

Polar W gminie Jastrzebicy,
powiatu sokalskiego z~niszczy} ze-
sz}ej soboty 40 dom6w-mieszkal-
nych i 70 budynkow gospodar-
czych. Spali}o sic take - sztuk
byd}a rogatego. szkode obliczono
ma $4,000 H., a by}a tylko ma
$3.50 Il. ubezpieczona. Ogieh
wznieci}y, jak sic zdaje dzieci, ba-
WAGE sic zapa}kami. Sledztwo w
toku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

t MmarH. ks. FIR. Czwielong
W w. Dqbiehsku, ruszony parali-
zem.-w Sumlnie zeszed4 Z tego
swiata veteran z wojen napoleon
skich S. p. Franciszek Kaszka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

Nowe pismo pod tytu}em:
,Gwiazda Piekarska" ma wycho-
die w Piekarach ma G6rnym Sla-
sku pod redakcya p. Tuczyhskiego.
Pan T%uczyhski cd pewnego GA
su prdbowa} wydawnictwa kllku
pism W stronach g6rnoslaskich, ale
wszystkie upada}y wkr6tce ola
braku abonent6w,