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Smyrna times., 1888-04-25
Meeting Of the Presbytery.

The thirty-sixth semi-annual session
OF the New Castle Presbvterv conven.
ed at the Presbyterian Church in Mil
l0rd' on Tuesday, of last week. About
Uhlrty ministers and twenty-five elders
responded to the rOll-calI.
Henry D. Lindsay, of Wilmington.
was chosen Moderator.
wednesday mornings session was
occupied by the adoption of the min
utes OF the last Presbytery, reports of
the various committees and nOmina-
bly,. ~ - ''''-e ~
Inc afternoon session was continued
IN the routine work and the examina-
ZION OF candidates for admission into
Ine fresbytery. Messrs. J. S. Howes.
X. }. Steward, and w. HAYES Moore
passed a splendid examination in the
ology, ecclesiastical history and Ian
guage. After the examination trial
sermons were heard by the Presbv-
terry from the candidates and licenses
to preach were granted.
Election OF Commissioners to Gener-
al Assembly resulted in the choice of
Samuel A: Gayley, D. D, and J. H.
Eallandigham, D. D., with Revs.
Stonecipher and w. w. Taylor as alter
mates, and Elders J. B. Gilchrist and
DR.. u. w. Bush, with Messrs. J. B.
Steelalnd and James Morrell as alter
mates.
In the evening the auditorium of the
church was crowded, and addresses
were made by DIR. J. w. Nixon. H. IT,
Marks and Elder Crosby.
thursdays session convened at $50
O'Clock. After devotional exercises.
reports of committees on ministerial
relief and the cause of missions were
heard and discussed. Addresses were
made by Messrs. Alexander, Milligan,
Eccles, Foorhes and Gayley. The
Presbytery adjourned at 1890 O'Clock.
to meet at Rock, Md, in September.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25
No More Birds in BOnnets.

According to the London Queen,
" ladies are no longer to wear birds on
their bOnnets and hats. Thus it has
been decreed by fashion. The benevo-
lent edict comes just in time to save
the last remaining members of the race
of humming birds and birds of Para
disc. The great forests of India, Brazil,
and the banks of the Mississippi have
been raRsacked and have yielded up
their treasures of winged Jewels to
adOrn the feminine headgear. Now at
last there is to be a truce to the mass
acre, and the pretty denizens of the
woods may sing and fly awhile in
peace. To estimate the extent of the
perpetrated for the sake
of wOmankind's adornment we NAV
take the statement of London dealer.
who admits that last year he sold 2,OOO.-
600 small birds of every possible kind
and color, from the soft gray of the
wood pigeon to the gem-like splendor
of the tropical bird Even the friendly
robin has been inundated to adorn the
fashionable bonnet"
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

There is too much "horse knowl-
edge" and not enough acquaintance
with the proper management of cattle
and sheep in this region for the good
of our farming interests. Fast horses
will do for "sports," but they are very
poor stock for farmers to meddle with.
Horses that are strong and can endure
hard work are the needs of these days.
They will be found to pay far better
than those that can spin a mile in 2.SO,
and are liable to break down after a
little exertion.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

A Philadelphia Sunday-school super.
intendent was addressing his Sunday
school the other day on the need Of
spiritual grace. Now, children.n he
concluded, what is it that high and
low, rich and poor, must have every
day ~ There was a dead silence for a
moment, and then little youngster in
a back seat piped out, "Scrapple !"
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

Wicked Cincinnati will now wrestle
with a Sunday liquor law. The Ohio
Legislature has just passed a bill re-
quiring the closing of all saloons in the
State on Sunday, and as it was passed as
a Republican party measure Governor
Foraker is certain to sign it. That it
will be obeyed throughout the rural
districts and in the country villages
may be taken for granted. But Gin
cinnati has become in its customs the
most European of all American cities.
Sunday being very generally treated
as a holiday. That the Sunday closing
requirement will be resisted openly or
evaded by indirect means in that citv
is as certain as anything can be, and it
will be interesting to observe the action
OF the Cincinnati authorities in the
matter.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

The phrase Gospel temperance s"
has wide applications from the point
of view of a white ribboned woman.
1t includes the renovation of a mans
individual heart; of a mans home.
based on the union of two hearts sup
posed to beat as one of society, made
up of all the homes; and of the State,
made up of all societies. In each
and all of these, it includes the reg
nancy of Christ and in none more than
the government which is to be "upon
His shoulders. ."-Frdnces Z. Willard.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

William Ellison, of Camden, is en-
larging his canning factory. He pro-
poses to still further increase his busi-
ness by the canning of small fruits and
berries in the spring, peaches and to-
matOes in the summer and fall and
plum pudding and canned meat during
the winter.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

General Lew Wallace, the author of
" Ben Hur,H is said to be distressingly
a6sent-minded. He has been known
when at breakfast to put two heaping
teaspoonfuls of sugar on a soft-boiled
egg, and then, almost before the laugh
ter had died away. to salt his coffee
with great deliberation.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

The interests in the burning ones,
ton Of the relative bigness of General
Boulanger and President Carnot IS
rapidly increasing in intensity. There
are some signs that Boulanger is
coming to consider himself bigger
man than all France.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

The workingmen talk about bovcot-
ting beer. If they would boycott beer
and all other kinds of liquor for one
year, and capitalize the money they
would thereby save, they could virtu-
ally dictate terms to all other capital
lists. But they won't do it.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

The Maryland Legislature at its late
session changed the names of Harris.
Broad, Leads and Skipton Creeks. in
Talbot County, to rivers, as creeks do
not draw enough water to entitle them
to Congressional appropriations.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

Philadelphia has a few more cases of
smallpox on hand just now, in the
southern part of that city, than it
knows what to do with, but there is no
occasion for anxiety. The Philadel-
phia Board of Health has the outbreak
well in hand, and every precaution of
isolation and seclusion will be taken in
order to prevent all danger of conta-
giOus contact. The source of SMALLPOX
now in this country is the German
steamer which was permitted to land
its passengers in New York under an
insufficient quarantine.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25
Consumption Surely Cnred.

To THE EDIToR.-Please inform vop- roo5o-s
mat | have positive remedy for the above
named disease. By its timely use thousands of
hopeless eases have been permanently cured
l sHall De glad to send two bottles of nv remedy
FREE to any of your readers who have comsump-
ton If they will send me their express and most
office address. Respectfully. F0''
T. A. SLOCUM, NJ c., Isl Pearl St New Yorl
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

The Senate has passed the bill look
ing to the erection of Dakota into a
State, but Dakota is not much nearer
admission to the Union than it was.
The House is not creating Republican
States this year.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

In consequence Of winter diet and lack Of open
an exercise the whole physical mechanism be-
comes impaired Ayers Safsaparila "a Is the proper
remedy, IN the spring Of the year, to strengthen
the appetite, invigorate the system, and expel all
impurities from the blood.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

Farmers near Laurel, it is reported,
are contracting to furnish tomatoes at
81 per ton; at Marydel, $3.50 per ton
and at Leipsic and Smyrna at Sc per
ton.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

Harry Martindale, night operator at
Harrington, has been transferred to l.
N. Mills office at Clayton, as steno-
grapher and operator.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

One New Yorker is said to have
made million dollars in the last twen-
ty-tive years buying, selling and ex-
changing duplicate wedding presents.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

The Baltimore authorities have at
last granted the colored populations
plea for cOlOred teachers in the public
schools for colored children.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

An exchange prints an article on
The Fuel of the Future" Perhaps it
will be money in Bob Ingersoll's pocket
if it reaches his eyes.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

The exhausted and drowsy feelings common
to spring time, indicate an impure and sluggish
condition Of the blood, which may be remedied
by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, It is the most
powerful, and, at the same time, most ecOnomi-
cal blood purifier known.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

Nothing is ever really lost, or can
be lost" sings Walt Whitman. And
the Mobile Register says: Mr.. Whit
man does not wear collar buttons"
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

The Doodle exiles in Canada sub
scribe for large number of American
periodicals. But the paper called The
Age Of Steel is not among the number.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

A New York musician makes beauti-
ful music out of a shovel. We heard
of spades bing trumps before this.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

Ifa hen and a-half lay an egg and
a-half in day and a-half, how many
eggs will six hens lay in seven DAYS?
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

In Germany they have dogs trained
to wake you up. In this country the
duty is relegated to the cats, but they
are not trained.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

The Bell telephone earned $4,000, 900
last year. And yet there are people
who are going about claiming that
silence is golden.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

The young man who prolonged his
call too late found, to his sorrow, that
the girls father was anything but a
tender-fOOt.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

The early bird wouldn't have caught
the worm if the worm hadn't been out
all night.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

Il is plain even to the casual observ-
er that the gentle sbad has hard roe
to hoe nowadays.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

The politest way of dunninga man is
to send him boquet of forget-me-nots.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25
WA. FAIRIES & Bro.
Furnishing UldGPtakGTS,
AND DEALERS IN
FURNITURE.
MAIN STREET, opposite The Smyrna House.
Furniture of all kinds.

Parlor and Chamber Suits. Bureaus. Bedsteads,
Chairs, Lounges, Tables Stands. Mattresses Spring
Beds and every thing in the Furniture Line guar
anteed at or less than City prices for the same
quality of goods ian 5.tf
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

Laurel claims to be the largest fruit.
shipping station in the world.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25
Notice 20 Smyrna shippers.

Telephone connection with Dover, Wyoming,
Camden, Townsend and MddletOwn.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25

All Heavy Freight intended TO be hauled h
Boat by our Teams should be reported at Ou
Office the night previous to departure of Boat
Any Small Packages should be reported at tn
ONCE At least two hours before BOGtstarts.
Smyrna times., 1888-04-25
THE STEAMER
" JOHN E. TYGERT,"
WILL LEAVE
WILL LEAVE
Smyrna (ROthwelps Landing) and Pier 9,
Race Street Wharves, Philadelphia,
as fOllOuys.
May.

SS-Hack leaves Smyrna three-quarters Of an
hour before the Boat starts.
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au service de ces danes que la no.
blesse des sentiments valait bien
rautre, ct en partlculier celle de N.
le compte de Castennec, qni await
le fable de battre ses gems. Dom
mage pourtant, monsieur, disons-le,
que mademoiselle ne puisse pas
Gpouser uu gentilhomme dun beau
nom. II he uanquerait plus rien d
ses perfections.
Mails il me semhle, Alain, quill
ne tient qua ellie.
-Si monsieur veut parler de NJ.
de Bevallan, il ne tient qua ellie en-
effet, car il Ia t;emandee il y plus
de six mois. Madame he parais-
salt pas trop contraire au marriage,
ct de tait NJ. de Bevallan est apres
les Laroque lie plus richie du pays;
mais, mademoiselle, sans Sc pro-
noncer positivement, a voulu prem
Dire le temps de la retlexion.
-Mais 81 ellie aime NJ. de B6val-
Ian, ct 81 ellie peut P6pouser. quand
ellie voudra, pourquoi est.elle tou-
iours tristc ct distraite CONNIE on
la voits etHs3. lsHnlfs
C'est nne velit6, monsieur, que
,lepuis ,leux Oh trois ans mademoi.
selle est toute changee. Autrefois
c'etait un oiseau pour la gazette,
maintenant on dirait quill y quel-
que chose qui la chagrine mais je
ne crois pas, sauf respect, que CO
soft son amour pour sce monsieur.
~ -Vousne parai<sez pas fort ten
Dire vous- meme pour NJ. de B6val-
Ian, mon bon Ala:n. II est dex-
cellente noblesse pourtant. -.
Ca ne remp1che pas detre IN
mauvais gars, monsieur, qui passe
son temps q debaucher les files du
pays. Et 81 monsieur a des yeux,
| il peut voir quill ne Sc g6neralt pas
pour faire lie sultan dams le chateau,
en- attendant mieux. .tr.
| II Z eut une, pause silencieuse,
apres laquelle Alain reprit:
| -,-Dommage que monsieur matt
pas settlement une centaine de
mille francs de rente.
s.-Et pourqaoi celia, Alain?
| -Parce que, dit Alain en- hoch7
ant la tete dun air songeur.
I ~,s. a.nsa.a 25 Juliet.
| q Dams le conrant da mois qui
Went de s'ecouler, j'ai gagn6 une
annie ct j. me suiss fait, Je crois,
deux ennemies. Les ennemies sont
Mile Marguerite ct Mile Helonln.
LAME est une demoiselle de qua
tre. vingt.huit. ans. J'ai peur qp.il
NY ait pas compensation. ..en sb
la suite al proclaim humer0.
L Z"
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Terrible accident a New-Bruns-,
Wick New Jersey NJ. Christian
Anderson, no boucher de Wood
bridge, IT, son cousin f: B. Ander-
sou, de New York, trayersaient en-
roitnrs Ia vote ln cbelnin de fer
lorsqu'ils on, etc heurt6s ct, heur-
tes ct tnis sur le coup par nm train
arrivant AL meme moment a toute
vi:esSe.
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la suite al proclaim numero.

Les fermiers du Missouri
ont une facon a eux de cele-
lb.er le 4 Juliet: a Marsfield, { six
.fermiers sc tronvant reunis mont
Irien trouvait de plns amusant que
de Sc battre quand Ia lutte ii pris
i.fin, cinq d'entre eux etaient morris
on n,Ourants. 544'4' 3"aa5 @49~
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Tont le quarter commercant ct
qilaramte maisons G'habitation de
Glade Run tPensylvanie) ont etc
d6truits par un incendie: des GEN.
taines de personnes Sc trouvent
sans isle. &a9-' aI5as 9sd3@tla "a s
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| Les epoux Formley, ages le mari
lie 10 ans ct la femme de 16, ont 6t6
surpris par Forage dams un champ
pres de Rome (Georgie); frappes
par la fo,nlre, lis ont. etc tues tous
les deax. r8 .*tszaGsa4s - .} s1{g3)
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LIE ROMAN DUN JEUNE
HOMME PAUVRE.
Octave Fellillet.
lie rAcalemie Francaise.

N'9 AAoNuAnSS sONANO 'SS AOA0
que I'On consent un nouveau bail.
-Mais il y eu depuis trente
ans, a ma connaissance, plus de
dix baux renouveles. Comment Sc
fait-il que nous n'ayous jamais ell
tendu parler de chose pareille
-Je ne saurais vous dire mada.
me.
Nine Laroque tomba dams un
abime de reflexions, au fond du-
qnel ellie rencontra peut-etre Pom
bre, venerable Qdu pere Hivart,
apres quoi ellie haussa legerement
les 6paules, porta ses regards sur
moi, puis sur les pieces dor, puis
encore sur moi. ct parnt hester.
Enfn, Sc rcnversant dams son fau-
teuil ct soupirant profondenent,
ellie me dit avec une simplicite don't
je lui sus gre :-C'est bien, mon.
sieur, je yous remercle. . / .qgf
Ce trait de probit6 grossiere,
don't ellie await eu le bon gott de
no pas me faire compliment, men
porta pas moins Nine vLaroquoga
concevoir' une grande idee deSla
capaci!6 ct des vertus de son inten-
, dant. J'en pus juger ,quelques
jours apres. Sa 6lle lui lisait 10
recit dun voyage au pole, OIL il
etait question dun oiseaas extraor-
dinaire qui ne vole pas:-Tiens,
dit,elle, c'estc commeg mon attendant!
J'espere fermement metre acquis
depuls ce temps, par le soin severe
aveeslequel je p'occupe della tache
que jai accept6e, quslqnes titressa 3
une consideration dun genre. moins
negatif. NJ. Laubepin, quand je
suis all6 & Paris recemment pour
embrasser ma seur, ma remercie
avec.cne vive sensibilit6 de lhon-
neur que je faisais aux engage
ments qn'il = pris pous mok-Cou-
nses Nssins HesstFA alis 8 ners
doter0ns SHIaens ~ pabyfs NJ
| fant BE se sera p6nr aihsi dire aper.
cue de rien. Et quaint 4 voos,
mon ami, n'ayez point dc regrets.
Croyez moi, ce qui ressemble le
plus au bonhenr. en- ce monde, vous
l'avez en- vous, ct, grace an ciel, je
vols que vous raurez toujours: la
paix de Ia conscience ct Ia male se-
renit6 dune anne tout au devoir.
Ce vieillard . raisoa sans doute.
Je suis tranquille, ct pourtant.ie ne
me sens gnere heureux. II y a
dams mon anne, qui nest pas assez
mdre encore pour les austeres jouis-
sances du sacrifice, les Exams de
ieunesse ct de desespoir. Ma vie,
vou6e ct d6vooee Sans reserve a
une autre vie plus fable ct plus
chere, ne m'appartient plus; ellie
ma pas d'avenir, ellie eat dams nm
cloitre 4 jamais ferme. Mon c@ur
ne doit plus battre, ma t6te
ne tloit plus songer que pour le
compte dun autre. Enfin qn'Hf-
lene soft heureuse Les annees
s'approchent deja pour'amoi qn'
elles viennent vite! Je les i'm
plore; leur glace aidera mon cou.
rage. as sssng ~~ tE
Je lie sanrais me plaindre au
reste dune situation qui, en so,n ne,
q trompe. mes plus penibles apprf.
tensions, ct qui meme depasse mes
meilleares esp<rsnees. :. Mon ira
vail, mes freqnentss voyages ,daM'
les d6partements voisins, mon gotS1
pour Ia solitude, me tienuent 500
vent eloign6 du chateaa, don't 5je
fois surtOnt les reunions 'bfuy yantes
Peut-etre dois je EN- bonnc par:ie
ma raret6 raccueil amical que j!
trouve. Nine Laroque Gu particu
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LAEI Ii, 1000. so
ment que Job sur son fulnier cette
femme excellente, mais romanesque
ct blas6e, qui r6ve au milieu de son
importune prosperite, le fruit de.
fendu de la misere .enfin la snper-
be Marguerite, qui porte CONNIE
une couronne depines le diademe
de beaute ct d'opulence don't le ciel
ecrase son font.
Etrauge file !-Presque chaqce
matin, quand le temps est beau, je
la vols passer a cheval sous les te-
metres de mon beffroi; ellie me sa-
lue dun grave signe de t6te qui
fait ondu)er la plume noire de son
feutre, puis s'6loigne lentement
dams le sentier ombrag6 qui tra>
verse les ruines du vieux chateau.
Ordinairement lie We'll Alain la suit
a quelque distance; parfois ellie ma
d'autre compagnon que renorme ct
fidele Mervyn, qui allonge lie pas
aux c6t6s de sa belle maitresse
CONNIE un ours pensif. Ellie Sen
va en- Get equipage courir dams
tout lie pays environnant des ayen-
lures de charlie. Ellie pourrait SO
passe1 de protecteur: il ny pas
de cllaumiere q six lieues i la ronde
qui ne la connaisse ct qui ne la y6.
mere comme la fee de la bienfai-
sance. Les paysans dissent simple
ment, Ell parlant dele, AIademoi-
selle! CONNIE Is'ils parlaient dune
dc ces files de roia qui scharment
lsurs legendes, ct don't ellie lenr
semble ayoir Ia beaute, la puissan-
ce ct le mystere. .Mna ls.ae "
Je cherche cependant 4 .m'expli-
quer le mage tle sombre preoccu.
patton qui couyre sans acesse son
front, Ia seserlt6 hautaine ct def
ante lie son regard, Ii s6cheresse
| amere de; son langage. Je me de.
mande 81 CO sont Ia les traits natn-
els d'cn caractere bizarre ct mele,
Oh les sympt6mes de quelqne Sc
cret, tourment, remo1ds, craint on
amour. qui rongerait ce noble
eoeur.. Si desint6ress6Qn que pos soft
a*aslasqaestlon, il est impossible
qu'on 50 ldefende dune pcextaine
cn:iosit6 > en- face Hnne personue
aussisremarQuahle.a Hier soif, pen:
dant,qne les We'll Alain, dont je sais
10 favori, me>seryait mon srepas so-
htaire :, Is a5=s@qza : aa&gzaa SO a'
a-Eh. bien!sAlain, hi sdis je, Vol.
Ia une belle j0urnee.ss 9Voas etes.
vous promen6 aujourd'huiim ii suI
| -Oui monsieur, &C matiD, aree
mademoisells. 90 ss15s& x xaa @sss
| -Ah! vraimentaa sF s 80 saa $
! Monsieur nous a bien v,ts pas
ser flsv s84 i5sea 81 IS eHn
! III est possible, Alain. sOui. iie
vous vols .qnelqaefois. passer =.
Voss avez bonne mine a .cheval
Alain. s lsdb 81 .s9v3eaa9 eas3a
| a-Monsienr est tres iobligeant
Mademoiselle a meilleure mine out
moi. s3s - ssI :: s
/ -.Cest unc jeune file tres.belle
oh /! parfaite. monsieur, ct ~
dedans CONNIE su dehors, :ainsi cut
madame sa mere. Je dirai d mon
sieur une chose. Monsieur salt out
cette propriete appartenait autre
fois au dernier comte de Castennrc
4 que aj'asais .rh0nnenr efde sersir
Qnand la famille 1Laroque .achets
| le chateau, j'avouerai d mousien'
que j'eus lie ceur IN pen gros, e
i que Ji6sitai,a a rester dams LII mai
sou, J'avais etc elsy6 dams lie res.
j pect de Ia nOblesse, ct ii ZEN eoii'
: TAFT .beauconp de seryir des gems
sans naissance. Monsieur a pu re.
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HOTEL DENEcHAUD'
56 to 81 CARONDELET STREET

56 to 81 CARONDELET STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
On American and European Plan.s centrally
Located near the Cotton Exchange ana
Principal Theatres, SIS
RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION WITH
THE HOTElls~4
Large aud Airy Rooms for Families and Com
nercial Travellers. s- dan1-iy y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30

POCZTA BEYSKAWICZNA Z
wygodnemi pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, st.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i wybrzezami
Oceann Po}udniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i St. Joseph, Mo.
800 MIL DROGI d~otykajacej
wszystkich g}6wnych %punkt6w w
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem p, p lan6w
a 4 d y i ceny tykietow oraz ce-
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udac do a.
genta najblizszei stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
albo do plerwszego ~lepszego agen-
ia kolejowego gdziekolwiekbadz ma
Swiecie.
R. MILLER. A. V. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Gen'l Pass, and Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacyc wzgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w n~ale2acych do
KOMPANII kOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE &St. PAUL,
trzeba pisaG do H. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE&ST. AULRAILWAY
Leave Winona- East West
Chicago Day Express 600 p m 1904 a M
Chicago Night Express 11o5 pm $50 a m
Chicago and 81. Louis ex. 1886 m 7l7 pm
Dubuque and Savannah I:o5 a m -.
La Crosse Local q:o5 p m ".......,.
Fast Mail 1902 p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30

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stawienie W cyrku, a te same s}o-
ME popisywa}y sic jak zwyEle zu-
pe}nie spokojnle.