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GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
The following is tho list Of Grand Jurors
drawn Tor May term Of court.
Adatns-Moses Erh.
Beaver West-Isaac Beaver, A. N. Engle.
Beaver West-Joseph Kline, VIM. j. Wieand.
Centro-Phlllp j Row.
Franklin-wm. Matter, Jno. W. Walter.
Middlebnrgh--J. w. Swartz, Jos. Musscr.
Monroe--Lcvi J. Beaver, Simon Hummol.
Penn-Adam J. Fisher, WIN. Fisher.
Perry-Ab. Marklcy, Jacob Schnee, Lewis
Roush. Michael =. Mengle.
Selinsgrove-Lev Fisher, Il. u. Jones.
Spring--Elmer T.. shannon, WIN. J. Klose.
Washinston-Reuben Philips, James Tharp.
PETIT JURORS.
The following Is the list OF Petit Jurors drawn
for May term Of court.
Beaver-Wm. r. Fecss. Geo. A. Kline, Beni
Zorbe l p. =. Freed, John Duck.
Beaver Wcst-Cal. ". Ulsh, Uhas =. Snyder.
Chspman-Aug. II . Troutnan, Daniel l.. Reich-
enbach, Robt. Kreitzer, Henry Delhi, jacob
Newman, Thos X. Light.
Centres. r. Shcary, Uriah Werlich.
Franklin-Ed. Hummel, WIN. Hassinger, Lands
Hassingcr, Davis n. Giit, VIM. II. Houtz Jr
Jacob q. Hasiuger. Geo. Z. Specht, J. o.
Walter, Millard ilassin1er.
Jacksoa--Franklln Snyder, Geo. kllngler
David Wstzcl. WIN. IL. wetzel. Elias Spang.
Ter.
Middleburgh--Fred Smith, II. Il. ReIglc.
Middlecreok-Henry :. ShOlly, Jacob LAWYER
Ed. Miller, Emanuel Bcnicr.
MonIoe--Jacob Jarrett, J. q. Ga uglor, Peter
Penn q. w. Row. A. s. Row.
Porry-Lewls Minnium.
Spring-A. A. Ulsh.
UuiOn-Simon J. Herrold, VI. II. Herfold.
Washingtou--JacOb M. Roush, Ed. Meyer, VIM
Boyer, Geo. +. Miller.
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z. z. Conrad.

Tho Ne,oton Eoeaing Ransaa, oi
Newton, Kansas, pays the following
com pliment to Il. r. Conrad, former
y a native OF Snyder county:
This enterprising young man came
to Newton from Beavertown. Penn
sylvania, where he resided for mum
ber OF years. Upon bis arrivals here,
bo worked for two or three Of our
leading druggists at different times,
as prescription clerk, he being an
excellent compounder and thorough
ly schooled in the drug business
On January 1st, 1887, he engaged in
the drug business on his own respon.
sibility at bis present location in the
Randall block. corner Of Main and
Fifth streets. lie has met with ex-
cellent success and is at present do
ing good business. He has o bet
ter equipped drug house than mines
tsptbs Of them doing business ia
Kansas. u = carsfully arranged and
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fixed up in neat and attractive
style. His STOCK is lorge, OF The best
quality and represents all investment
Of several thousand dollars. Mr..
Conrad bas few equals as pharnac.
ist, he being graduate and holding
o diploma from the Baltimore Col.
lege Of Physicians and Surgeons
City Hospital aud Dispensary. His
years OF experience 10 this line gives
our people implicit confidence in him,
which accounts for bis increasing
patronage aud remarkable success.
He employees none but experienced
and graduated pharmacists, aud all
who have prescriptions compounded
at bis store may rest assured they
will be properly prepared. Last
December Mr. Conrad, in connection
with bis brother, A. B Conrad pur,
chased the Dewitt stock Of jewelry
and are now conducting that busi-
ness in connection with the drug
house. la this they invested several
thousand dollars, and we are pleased
to learn that they are netting q
handsome return for their invests
ment' Mr.. A. B. Conrad, an exper-
fenced jeweler and matchmaker, is in
charge of the department aud is ably
assisted by Mr.. Charles Dewitt, a
man who has spent life-time in this
particular calling. They attend to
repairing Of watches, clocks and
jewelry. The Conrad boys are quite
popular in Newton. They are ex.
cellent young men, industrious and
strictly attentive to business, and are
certain to make their mark in this
world;
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TEN DAYS AT THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS POPULAR
EXCURSION.

In order that every one may have
an opportunity OF visiting Weshing-
ton, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany will run a third aud the last
special excursion to Washington on
Thursday, March Goth, 1888. Tie
round-trip tickets will be operative
for ten days, period of time ample
for thorough visit to the capital
with its hundreds OF interesting
scenes aud places. The public build
ipgs are source Of the greatest in-
terest, while Congress, tho courts.
the Government institutions, and the
prominent places in tho vicinity,
serve to fill the measure OF pleasure.
In addition to these, Richmond
and Mount Vernon may be visited on
low rate tickets which will be sold TO
the excursionists. The special train
OF Pullman Parlor Cars and day
coaches will leave ut the time speci-
fed below, and round trip tickets,
allowing stop-over in Baltimore on
return trip, good for ten days, to be
used going only on special train and
returning by any regular train OK,
the New Yolk and Chicago Limited,
will be sold from the stations men,
toned at the rntea nnotel:-
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.

In The matter of the Estate of Henry
Rratzer, late Of Centre township, Sny>
der county, Pa, decd.
To Amanda Kratzer, intermsrriod with
Peter Thomas, decd nf ti.-. -ss.i 4
Snydrr cogp,S.ge., wm. kratler, OF Reeds:
Vile, Nni2 Eunty, Pa, George Kratzer, OF
Fax lou, u tvSnyder county, Pa, Lizzie, In
termaIried with samuel Gross OF Shradcr's
Mile, NJ Itiin county Pa. simon Kratzcr, Al.
tn, Intermarried with Nathan Huekenburg, all
Of Paxtonville. snyder county, Pa, John
Krstzer, "a minor who has for hls guardian A.
A. Romig, OF MoClurc, Pa, Catherine, now
dec d., who leaves t0 survive hera husband,
Joseph Musser. OF sdsris " iss, hffiin conn :
~, Pa. aud tho fulloSing oh ildren vix-~Jobn &.
Jennie, niDOrs.who have for their guardian A.
A. Roinig, Of Mcclure, Snyder county, Pa,
Sarah, now decd, whp leaves TO survive her
childred, viz; Charles Kate, George, Aloe
and Ellen, all OF whom are minors aud have
for their guardian A. A. Rom liz, OF Mcclure,
Snyder county, Pa.
You are hereby cited to be and appear be-
fore the judges OF our court OF Common Pleas,
to be held at Middleburgh on the lth Monday
of NJ a y, a, ID. 1858, at 10 O'Clock
In tho fore noon, then and there TO accept or
refuse to take the real ostato OF HENRY
put upon II by an Inquest daily awarded by
the said Court, and returned by the Sheriff OF
said county, OF show cause why the same
should not b. sold. And hereof fail not.
Witness the Hon, Joseph &, Buchet, Prosi-
dent OF our said Court W Middloburgh, this
5th day OF March A. p.lsss.
W. W. WIrTENMYER. Proth'y.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS

In Tie matter OF the Eestate Of Amelia
Kratzer, late Centre tolcnsl,ip, Snyder
county, Pa, decd.
To Amanda KratEer intermsrried with Peter
Thomas, decd, OF Adams township, snyder
.county, "a. VIM, Kratzer, of ReeGsviilc, Mli-
Min county, Pa. George Kratzcr, OF PAxion-
Vile, Sny der county. Pa. Ltzzle, intermarried
with Samuel Gross oi Shrader's Mills, Mihlin
county, Pa. Simon kratzer, Alice, interInar-
r,ed with Hopnia Mitchell, Alvesta intormar'
ried with Nathan hackenberg, all OF Paxton
vilio, Snyder county, Pa, John Kraizer,
minor who has Tor his Guardian a, A: Romig,
OF Mcclure, Pa. Catherine, new decd. leaves
TO survive nor husband, JOSEPH husser, OF
Shrader's Mills Mffiin county, Pa, aud the
following Children viz !: thn, Jennie, minors,
who have for thor guardian A. a. RomiR, OF
Mcclure, Snyder county, Pa, sarah now
drew Wagner aud tho following children, viz (:
Charles, Rate, George. Alice and Ellen, all Of
whom are IA ilOrs aud have fer their guardian
A A. Romig, OF Mcclure. Snyder county, Pa.
You are hereby cited to bo aud appear before
the Judges Il our Court OF Comm0h Pleas 70 he
held at Mdlleburgh on the tth Monday or May
1855, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then aud
there TO accept or refuse to take the real estate
OF AMELI A KRATZER. decd, a. the apprais.
ed valuation put upon II by an lLquest duly
awarded by The said Court, and returned by
the Sherih ~ said county, OF show cause why
the same Ahuuld not DO sold. Aud horeof fail not
Witness tho Hon. J y. Bucher, President OF
Of our said Court at ddleburSh, this 9th dEy
". W. wIrTENMy Err, Proth'y.
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Enron PosT. We tako pleasure in announc
ing the name Of Henry brown of Freeburg. as d
candidate for Associate Judge, subject To the
rules OF the Republican Primary ON tho 2.th
He gentleman OF high social qualities, worthy
and well qualified for the office. He has bril-
liant army rGcOTd-haying served In tho union
army three years. lie would he an ornament
10 the bench and an honor ~ the county and VT
respectfully ask his nomination.
HIS FRIENDS.
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For Senator.

EDITOR PosT. We take pleasure In present
Ing To the Republican voters OF Snyder County
thename OF ID. Bolender az q suitable candidate
fof State senator. Mr.. Boieuder is known
throughout this Senatorial District as q wide.
awake, entcrprising gentleman. one whose
charitable spirit has almost become proverbial /
and his general intelligence coupled with hi,
extensive experience 10 putlia life. eminentily y
nts him for t"e offf ce. shy der county l. entiti
ed to the nomination and we real 20 that 1,
will make no mistake In selecting him as thell
man. Sincerely yours.
REPUBLICAN.
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ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

EDITor Posr.-You may announce my name
Us u candidate Tor the office of Associate Judge
subject 10 the DECISION OF tho Republican Priml.
~ on thu .1tth. 1 have always been a .eOnscicn
tious supporter Oft Republican party. aud, h.
ing resident Of Pcnus township-which is en
titled TO the nomlnation--l respectfully solicit
the support OF the party.
Very truly yours,
March l, 1883. l.. L. PAWLING
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REGISTER AND RECORDER.

TO THE CITIZENS OF SNYDER COUNTY
Tho time having been set Tor holding ot the
Republican Primary Election, to wit Satur
day, March "a 1855. herewith present my
naine ne candidate for the Office of Register
and Recorder, pledging myself II successful to
retire from the Office at the end OF my second
term. Respectfully soliciting your support am
Yours, Very tIuly
j DICK
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ASSEM- BLY,.

TO THs REPUBLICANS OF SNYDER COUNTY.
Feeling myself entitled to one more term IN
the legislature, and acting upon the kindly sug
gestlODs Of many representative Republicans,
hereby respectfully submit my name as candi
date for Assembly Tor re-election-Subioct to the
rules Of the Republican Primary on the ~. inst.
A. s. HELERICH
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PROTH0NOIAR(.

The two term rule being recognized by the Re
publicans of snyder county. | therefore an.
nJunce my self "a candidate for recollection TO the
Office OF prJthonctary and respectfully submit my
candidacy to the party. -
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

TO THE REpUBLcAN VOTERS OF SNYDER co.
neytlemen;-l hereby announce my sell as a
candidate Tor tnc nvtni1st.5h .. p.sttts. At.or.
ncy. promising thnt II am elected will per.
form tho duties Of the otico 10 the best fny abl.
iy. Yours truly,
II. Z. MILLER. JR.
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kN:XIEE 4y1s

For Diopsy. UrasuI b,ixJts us.tt, trntaty y
or Liver Diseases. Nervousness, &c. Unre
Guaranteed. Once SJl Arch Street, Philndel.
rhia. 81 90 per bottle, for t3 w. At Drug
gicts. Tryit,
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ED. Posr Please announce my
name as a candidate for Representa-
tive Delegate, subject Of tho rules
the Republican Primary.
ii. Ii. GRIMM.
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Jury COMMISSIONER.

Ed. PosT.-Please announce my name ms a can
didate for Jury Commissioner, subject 10 the de
cision oi the Republican Primary on tho 24tl
inst. Respectfully,
Z,TAYLOR GEMBERLING
March l. oi Penns
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ED PcsT,-Please announce my
name as a candidate for Representa-
tive Delegate, subject to the rules of
the Primary. j. b. HALL,
OF McKees.
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EDlTon Posr.-plcnso announce the name Of
". II. Wolfe OF Middlucreek twp. as n ca nd idatC
for Jury COMMIT ssiOner. Mr. Wolfe has been 2
life long republican. asoldier In the late war and
In c,ory way DUAL iied for the office.
MIDDLECREEK.
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representative IN the matter.
Sd. That he voted for the High
License bill.

represe utative IN the matter.
Sd. That he voted for the High
License bill.
30 he did, and had he not he
would not now be q candidate for
republican bonors in this county.
The eight republican members of
the House who went over to the op-
position have been respectfully shelv-
ed, and we have it from good authors
ity that they will not represent their
districts on the next legislature
1t was a Republican measure,an aud we
feel glad to see that he found him
self justified in standing by his par
ty. He undoubtedly could have
made q good days wages by voting
the other way-for there were some
JuJases in the House and more than
"thirty pieces OF silver changed
hands. As to the merits OF the bill,
one years trial will dispell all pres
judices that may now exist against
it. The public treasures in the
Common wealth will be benefited to
the extent of s2,500,0O0 per year,
which is judicially distributed in the
townships, boroughs aud cities OF
the State-lessening local taxation
and diminishing pauperism aud
crime.
4th. That be will vote in favor OF
submitting tue Constitutional Amend
ment to a vote Of the people.
Why shouldn't he' Is not a gov
ernment, "of the people, for the peo-
pie and by the people a cardinal
Republican principle ? Can any sane
man see bis way clear to stand in
path Of the people Of this or any
other State and refuse them the
right Of vote on matter OF such
great importance , IL the people Of
this Commonwealth desire a vote on
this matter who would dare question
their right. 1t is hard to say upon
which side Of the fence Suyder coun-
" will be found 10 the matter, but
their right to the use OF the ballot
box to express the voice Of the peo-
pie cannot be denied in free coun-
try,and the man or party who would
attempt it can expect nothing short
of public derision and condemnation
Yes, sir; he will vote for submitting
the question TO the people, aod il be
had any intentions to the contrary
he would not polute the party by
asking to become its representative
and violate its most sacred promise
still fresh 10 the minds Of the people
We have carefully watched Mr.
Helfrichs legislative career and car
say, candidly, We find no fault ia
this man. and will ever stand ready
70 dsfond faithful and conscientious
of6eislss, regardless Of party sfiila.
lions
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Candidate Cards.
For CONGRESS.

T. II. HARTER, SIn:-The Republican Coun-
~ Committee having done me tho nattering hon.
or OF asking me TO become q candidats for the
nomination for Congress, at tho approaching
primary election, hereby comply with the kind
request.Ii successful, shall do my whole duty to
my constituents 70 the best of my ability.
Very truly yours,
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Thursday, March %, 1888.
HELTRIcH s RECORD.

AZ ws understand, an effort is be-
ing made 10 belittle the public serc
vices Of Hon. A. s. Helfrich as rep
resentative Of this county, and that
our people may not be mislead by
these misrepresentation, we pro-
pose TO meet thom in O manly way
let the blame rest where il will. The
charges, as we learn, are four in
number, viz';
1st. That he voted in favor Of the
repeal OF the scalp act.
This is o falsehood--simple, plain
and direct. He voted aud worked
against its repeal, but conf onted by
the evidence that some counties in
10 this State had been compelled to
pay as high as $4,000 bounty in q
single year, turned the tide and the
result was O "horizontal reduction,
for which he vas no m )re RESPONSE
BILE than the least OF US.
I'd. That he voted against the six
months school bill.
So ha did, and by his action he
strictly complied with the expressed
wishes OF two-thirds Of bis constitu'
ents. Before this law Of making th,
minimum school term six months
the legth of term was partly option
al, but now the term must be 81!
months, whether the teacher has I
full house Of pupils the last montl
or the mice that play under the emp
ty benches to keep him company
Hence, the advantages Of this act arr
even yet q matter OF conjecture il
some parts, and no one, acquainted
with the wishes OF our people -
time ou-al hIuly. ! crep' D,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
Czyteluznie udoue 10 W'ezkopolskiie

Csytelnlnie ludore 10 WaieMopozskiie
rozwijaja SIG. pomyslnie PREY po-
mocy Towarzystwa W celu zak4a-
DANA i utrzymania ich z~a}ozone-
go. Suma sk}adek w roku ubieg-
lynn wynos}a 1929 marek, ME Ii
czac datkdw jednorazowych. To-
warzystwo rozpowszechni}o $4,000
ksi2zek (w roku 1886 i 1887 pc
10000. Sp}acono wszystkie zaleg-
}osci i d}ugi i nowemu zarzadowi
oddano wolna cd wszelkich zobo-
wiazah z ubieg4ego czasu kasc. w
Prusach Zachodnich Tow. doznaie
wielkich re strony w4adz utru-
dnieh, nagabywanem bedqc ustawi-
cznie przez policje, to o zawiada-
mianie za}ozenia biblioteki, to O
p}acenie podatku proceed erowego,
to o rozdawanle ksiazek zakaza-
nych.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
LITERATURE.

SWEaahO ploLlo l.
lustrowane, prawdziwe ludowe, wy
chodzi nak}adem TX atolik K, w
Bytomiu (Beuthen O.-s.), re
szytach m~iesiecznych czteroarku-
szowych. Zeszyt a. wyszed} i "a
wiera: P ow i, rozprawy v,
op IS y: Spdfka re zydem. = Zy-
dzi pc smierci Chrystusa Pana. -
KS. Karol Antoniewicz [dokoncze-
MEL. - Niektdre grody (miast)
g6rnoszlqskie: Opo]e, dokohczenie).
= Sebastian Klonowicz (z ryci-
na). - Rok pobytu W Arabii
srodkowej, (dokohczenie). = So
krates, greek flozof i nauczyciel.
= Walka q wilkami. = w e r
e i: Siostrzyczka. = Dobre mys-
Ii. - Gniazdko e. rycina). = r y
clny OBJ a nienia d o
ry C i n: Iirnik. = Pierwsza pro
ba. - kret. - Gospodar-
s W. o: Sardynki. = stech}e zbo-
re. - Smarowidlo ma skory. =
Rozmnzanie drew owocowych. -
Rom CT: Tablice mad
drogami lasami W Francyi. -
Pierwsza matka. = Pies swatem.
- Wanna sprawl. : Fraszk i:
w gorach. = ,wiczy oboz. - Ma
ulicy. - w restauracyi. = Ia
ga d k Il. Row azanie
r b S &c zcszytu 3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

Ma aadanie zaspiewalo to-
warzystwo jeszcze raz ,,Wisfo
moja''. nastepnie poproslfy
niekt6re panic Wiel. ks. Pro
boszcza, ably wyfo3y} wyjaS-
nil co i ma co jest grosz pol
ski; co ten2e czclgodny ka-
plan uczynif.
Potem %przemowifa PAM
Macows, zachecajac do grosza
polskiego, a wreszcie pan Mi.
chat Rakowski zachecajac do
sk}adek no dotknietych k]es-
ka powodzi braci naszych W
starym kraju.
Pc odspiewaniu do broni
ludu" i ,.Hej Mazury hejze ha"
posiedzenie zostafo zamkniete.
Jeden ze $w. Paula.
DE IA wTARUSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

wlecle wielickim, jak donosza z
Wlellczki, opusci} w}oscianom gmi-
ny Brzegi, ktorzy u niego dzierza-
Will grunta, a dotknieci zostali
kleska powodzi, ca}y czynsz dzier-
zawy W kwocie 1000 II. Szlachet-
ny ten Gym tenn wiecej zasluguje
ma podniesienie, IL p. Stanis}aw
Nledzihski sam wielkie smutkiem
powodzi ponios} straty.
Emigracya do Ameryki. Cd
dfuzszego czasu odbywa sic gre
mialna e~migracya zyd6w z Bory-
sfawia. Tygodniowo 40 do so o.
sob wyjezdza do Hamburga, ably
stamtad odp}ynac do Ameryki.Po
WOODEN wychodztwa jest ogromna
MEDIA, jaka panuje W Borys}a-
win.
BoJka mo- nose. q Soko}owa pi-
sza do oKur. Rev.: Pierwsza po-
iowa Paschy zydowskiej nieszczes-
llwle sic rozpocze}a, DO W poblizu
synagogl %stoczono krwawa bojke
ma noze szewskie; krew la}a sic
strumieniem. Do Walk te; wysta-
llfo Z zydkow, 4 kt6rych 2 costa
10 ciezko ranionych jeden Z Mich
W skutek odniesionwch ran "a ty-
dzieh umar}. Dwoch napastnik6w,
uzbrojonych W noze szewskie, a..
resztowafa zandarmerya i odstawi-
ia DO sadu, jeden zdola} uciec, ale
rozplsano "a MIN listv gohcze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
Ze Sciborou,i;c niszn.

IyCo~E.
Juz poi roku up}yne}o, jak
nasz ks. faraz Zaruba jest naszvm
ojcem duchownym, i niezmordo-
wanie PRAGUE we winnicy Panskiej
mad zbawieniem dusz naszych. Ia
staraniem jego zaprowadzone EOS
tafa w naszej paraii Arcybractwo
serca Pana Jezusa, zywego R66zaii-
ca, Szkaplerza sw. i Trzeciego "a
konu swietego Franciszka. Badz-
my w%dzieczni naszemu czcigodne-
mu duszpasterzowi, MECH mu Pan
Bog zdrowia udzielit raczy, zeby
i nada} pracowa} winnlcv Panskiei.
4 Bytomia donoszq, re X. lie.
Radziejewski zaprzesta} redagowat
,,Katolika" i przenosi sic do We'll
kiego Ksiestwa Poznanskiego.
w Biezs=owicah urzadzono cd
Is kwietnia nowa agenture pocz-
towa i %powierzono JIG nauczycielo-
wi W%awrzikoni. - Tame urzadzo-
no preparadya czyli szko}e ola
ch}opcdw, chcacych sic poswiecit
stanowi nauczycielskiemu. >zko}a
ia pozostaje pod kierownictwem
nauczycie]a i organisty p, Tobla-
Sa.
Sejm prusAi "a staranicm po-
STA Letochy uchwalif budowe ko-
lei %zelaznej 4 Lublihca do Herb6w
(na granicy polshiD kt6rej koszta
wynosza million marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17

Unia sser-y sig. ,,Bukowyna"
dowiaduje sic, IL "a przyk]adem
Rarahcza, poczynaja przechodzic
ma wyznanie grecko-katolickie
w}oscianie prawos}awni sado-
gorze, Mahale Czerniawce. Wszel-
kie zabiegi czerniowieckiego gr.-orj.
konsystorza, ably powstrzymat ten
ruch w}oscian, przybierajacy coraz
szersze rozmiary, ME odnosza sku-
tku, albo w}asciwie wrecz przeci-
why wydaja rezultat. w Rarahczu
rozdaja darmo zboze i pieniadze
wiesniakom unitom, by powr6cili
znowu do prawos}awia. Wydano
juz ma to mndstwo pieniedzy, lecz
dotychczas znalaz} sic tylko jeden
.w%}oscianin, ktdry "a 4guldeny po-
wrocil znowu do prawoslawia.
Dowiadujemy sic, IL w gr.-orj.
kcnsystorzu odbywaj4 sic nieustan-
ne posiedzenia, ma ktGrc wzywani
bywajq kolejno parochowie ruskich
gmin prawoslawnych "a Bukowi-
ME.
Sslachetny csyn. DR.. Stanisiaw
Larysz-Niedzielski, wiasciciel dobr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-17
w GnieSniic "a otrucie zony ma
ci cesarza Wilhelma.

t. Dnia 81 kwietnia zakonczy}
sw6j zywot ~doczesny J6zef Piotro-
wski, czfJnek Ko}a Towarzystwa
rek.Jdzielnikow w Poznaniu.