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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
II OgledZin w dniu & Eipca
W kol"niach polsklch
W HOFA PARKU i PULASKI.

SAJtallsiAy Jul "ltle, UaIdZo
wiele W gazetach i rossytanych
cyrk ularzach O koloni; poiskiej
Hofa Parku Pufaskim. Wszystko
to byfo talk uroczo lrzedsta~ lone
i rysunklem kiasztoru ks. ks. Fran
ciszksn6w podniecone, BE nivp"do-
bna byf0 oprzec sic zadzy stnt
sic uczestnikicm tych znchwalo-
nyc!n i usmjcch"jacy sc m~zySzlych
dobroci j przyjemnoscl ayc;a
czystem powietrzu, ma farmach.
~ 1i'uszczy!"u pociagu, II
pod;eciu dalszej podrozy do owej
kotonii wozumi, poczal nam sig
przedstawia6 pomyslniejszy kraj.
obraz, jak go soble z przeciwnycb
opowiadah wymarzytismy.
Pc obu stronach drogi i w
dalszem oddaleniu cd tychke, jak
wzrokiem siegac MONA, bawify
oko maze piehne fanny z pieknia
r%oslinnoscia jako lyme ch~lebvdajne
oazy wsrdd grup pozostawionych
lasow.
Pieknie-bardzo pieAnie byto
patrzec ma zyta, pszenlco zimowe,
oczekujece tylko kwiecia; siano-
zbi6r ma dobre rozpocze,y, a trawa
q k%onIczyna 20 pas ch}opa, az sic
SERGE smlafo. Lotowy zasiew, juk
ma %>poznlona tegor"cznt pore vic
seuna, takzs burdzo piekny po-
%poprzeJnio dziennym deszczu o.
each rosnqc sic zduwaf.
Gleba wszedzie dobru, uro-
d%zajna: smugami poprzezynana;
gor, nj skalistosci ami znaku.
Ha nu, prawda re wszystko
pieknie, alec to stare uprawiole
furmy, Il pytanie jak tam dalej i
na owej kolonil bedzie, Doc ziemia
wszedzie jedna TAXA sanla bye
ME mo4c-m6wilismY sobie Il te.
90 tax pieknego krajobruzu wje-
chalismy tax moze dwumilowy,
czysty Iisciowy las. Tu nj chalupy
s%tujni, nj stodofy ME ujrxysz. Toz
to pewno jest ten dziki Pulaski
szeptafismy sobie, bedzie to tn,
bedzie ten czysciec przojsc;a do O.
biecywanej szczesliwosci-i SWAT
zabity deskami.-Nu to jednak
przeswiadczono mas, 10 ten hawai-
zarosla ley pomiedzy juz okolicz.
nemi zagospodarzoneml farmani, i
byfty jLt dawno rozsprzedany, ale
ME MONA sic wywiedziec o w}as
ciwych prawnych prawdopodobnie
zaginionych wfasclcieluch. Wvje-
chuwszy z tego, r6wniei W dobra
ziemle i piekna roblinnosc obftuja-
cego zagsju, przekonalismy sic o
prawdzie opowiadania, DO znow
rozwineiy sic pred nam' rozlegle
fanny W zaludnionej okolicy i row.
niez pieknemi urodzajaml. w tym
krajobrazie zbl'4ulismy SIG Juz d.
P~utaskiego, napotykaj ac po drodze
juz itu i owdzic nowa domy wsrod
nowcgo klirunhu pomiedzy stare.
mi osadnikumi
TIE no"r farmy to jut polskie
osady w okregu P%utaskIego ME
zbyt dsleko cd srodku (klasztoru)
oddalone lecz ME mnjaco %jeszcze
stnnowczo do przejazdu wyroMo-
nych drog, vice ~jeszcze W okrag
przsz Lnnpy, gtownejdrogi 4 Green
Bay do Shawano Wis, miastu slo-
feczncgo tej okolicy, poczynaja sic
juz gesciej move osady polskie
tycb, CO sic pred kilkoma lataml
tamAe osiadac poczeli. Znikly jul
tam gesto znrosla. w posr6d pozo.
r%tuwionych ~jeszczo do klirun n.
k IL ma pastwisko oruz uiytek 60.
spodarczy przestrzeni lesnych, u,
dsrzaiy mas bardzo przyjSmne &c
move domy, s%tnjnio lslodoiy log
sowc, wraz nader znMcznym
klirGuki . "a TGwulv p.sku 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

Iwanowie, Chytrowicze,
Tez ma Lachy sic si}ujaa,
Prochu, armat, Me zafuja.
W tenn Skrzynecki 3 swym Cd
dziafem
Przybyf w czas ,zstrachem niemafem,
Gesto ruskie trupy scielaa,
Baby warren 2 CORY ]eja
Cd ulicy zas Miodowej
Strzel2y ida ma moskali,
Nasz Ch}opicki fysog}owy
Re swa wiara celnie pail.
Kilinski w pomoc go wzywa,
Szale hstwem odwaga TAXA,
Czwarta go kula przeszywa,
Take mestwo jest Polaka.
Cztery razy chloe raniony,
Jeszcze trzyma sztuciec W rekach,
w kohcu pada ME shaiblony,
Nasz ChEoplcki kona W mekach.
A opodal miejskiej bramy
Nasi ca}kiem gore wzieli,
Wnet moskale poszli w jamy,
Reszte nasl w pieh wycieli.
(DokoncZenie n~astapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19

Stucheile, Mei~terku kocha-
ny, MejStrze on :'!otH ! ko-
wad1a ki.lpc -" G dfuchu
wszetciech tech 20 d. wesoci
szl1ole 20 drobce chodzeIe, po-
wiem cy, ae tn W Czesawle
srodze ~muecZesty lutt. Le]eK z~
barzo sunni gorqczka ne DO
wetrzemanio, a cy nlerrzeJo-
cele cd Zwiazku jesz furt ma
Winceta i jego bracy bqbar-
duja.
Ale oni ME chca Sc poddac
i ME majq chece wewiesec
bioly choradziewcl. Dzlenerole
jeldzq kibitkami jeden do dru-
diego dzen i noe, q nawet so
lutrow naiele do bndowanlo
for5ec. Zolnierzeska patrza roz
tn, drudzieroz tam, oficerowle
gromadzq Sc kozdy do swoJJ
rote, a navel ju kile Sc SEE
kuje ma dyngus tdci: jak dos
tot men, co re sprawlvna tn
kurtka ucek do Shamokln, Pa.
Ju jeden rejment ia chwes-
tanku w w. stoji w dimisyji,
! DO ME chce s}uchac komende
swego Dzienero1a, "a to tel
wobec ca}y dywizyji srodze
dostoI pc nose, a moze l Off
cerowie bedq zdegradowani,
DO talk zado dzienerof, a tax
muszy bee. Zolnierzesk" nrze-
z%weczajore do slucham" VIE
re beda wo1ale bron z}ozec i
! przestapic do przeclwnego O.
bozu. Ju dostale nakoz brOn
!. zioAec i odtqd ,jech rejment
ME %egzystuje.
Ale GlelktOre ZNtM!erZeska
gfosno szemrzq mowlqc:: Ma
sasma stare landwere, ma ten
/ chwest4nek zbudowafa, ma go
reperowaia - vice co tact
dzienerof me nam do rozkazy-
wanio. On doch tn nick ME
zrobief, levi Sc i mundur DO
stale "a nasze piniadze, a te-
70 chca nos wenekac i jeno
ssmymi rekrutami %chweslunek
obsadzec!
Ale na So ME dqma, do
sreetka! u chwestqnku ME we
\ %llaszeruj eme, pocl jesz leden
I rejiment stoji gotowy do ITO
zenio broni.
H. Bee reheliji to obec sc nj
! mole, DO chocbesme szle do
] komendanta Cd armlkuru to
! tel mama mic ME pomoze, a
/ do krola barzo daleko. A choc.
Bosnia i karte tam poslafa, ia
i TAX Sc W rece jego ME do
! stauie, DO adjudante maia do
bre nose i wech nies gorszy,
" VIOLA karte uskromniac, niz co
;'~zepuscec ua swo]ech brud
& row jedny z mimi masce.
Tymczasem dose. Prose- to
N wsadzec, abe Sc moi k9mroce
ma Szleswiku dowiedzale a
Ii skorno ma szturm bedq beb.
3 niele, to .ju w4m dam znac.
4 W.asz starry siuga j landwel
z chwestanku ma W.
q Dynz1n .Ie1,teh..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
DrObne Echa.
SOKOK -

SOKOK - polskie Towarzys-
two gimnastyczne w Chicago =
wybraf sobie W dniu s lipca "a
rad. Prezydentem zosta} Leon Fur
manowicz, Sekretarzem Felix Pie
trowicz, 1S1 Washington Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
KONSTABLOWI WoiciechoN

NOND H"UJCItCIIUW
Riemrowi Chicago, nastepcy
Bielihskiego, podarowali Polacy W
dniu 4 lipca szczerze zas4uzonaa
z}ota gwiazde. Wreczy} mu jig W
domu p. FIR. Mahkowskiego, rog
II ulicy i Paulina, oh. A Holman.
Pan Adalia Satalecki wyg}osi} mo-
we a Kapela Rycerzy Sw. kaz-
mierza raznie gra}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
Ma uczcie woiskowei

Ma uczcie wojskowej W
Londynie oswiadczyt general
artyleryi Maitland, 2e MEDIA.
VINO w krolewskiej lejarni ar
mat W WooIich sfabrykowano
armate, wa2qca % tony. Ia
armatq mole okret wo.jenny
bombardow"c port morski, nic
6edac widziAlnym. Rzuca ona
$50 fuatowa kulq 2l,000 me.
tr6w czyli II mil angiershich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
ECHO z MORRIS RUN.

ECHO z RUN.
Ma pikniku w boru.
Me by}o humoru,
Smierdzace cygara,
Zlewki miast bawara!
Niemcy jejich grace,
Wiec wiarus ME skacze,
Poszed{ do dom kwasny
A niechze ich jasny.....!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-19
LA CROSSE.

La CROSSE. - Oh. Michaf
Nowak, ozeniwszy sic, zamysla sic
wyprowadzic do Washington Terri
tory.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18
Pennsylvania State Fair.
SEPTEMBER 3dro 10Th, 1883, BROAD AND
LEHIGn AVENUE, PmILADELPAHA.

In addition to the regular annual exhibition
Of the Pennsylvania state Agricultural Society,
which is always nrst-class- never exceed and sell
dom equaled by any State or provincial exhlbi
tion In Amerlca-there will be the following new
and fresh attractions during the Fair Of Isss =
!. The facilities for reaching and leaving the
grounds VIII be greately improved. Exceptionally
low railroad rates.
2. The Accommodations on the grounds for ladies
and children as well as men, have received spe-
cial attention, and Will be far In advance OF
other years.
3. The trotting track has been materially mod
iied since 1887, the curves heightened, the road
way broadened, and everything removed that
heretofore prevented a full and unohstructed
view OF the entire course from the grand stand
l. The Increased prizes to be awarded for
horseback riding, ladies' as well as gentlemen,
insure that much additional interest VIII be
manifested in this direction. While there will be
premiums for speed and fancy riding, the main
object Will be to encourage ease and graceful
ness with health-glving exercises in equestrian
ism and competent judges win also be selected
to award very liberal prizes for style, smooth
ness, and variety OF gait.
5. More llberallty will characterize the preml-
ums for trotting, running and jumping matches;
while the strctest rules win be observed regard
Ing tine character OF the participants.
Q. Ssmi-daily Polo matches Will be had OF the
most pleasing interesting, and exhlleratlng de-
scripton the renowned Polo party OF Provl-
dence, Rhode Island having been engaged to be
present. This association Is composed OF q num-
Der OF the most active and wealthy young bust
ness men OF Providence and vicinity, and, though
experts in the dashing methods OF Polo, are not
to be classed with rowing professionals Of any
type.
2. The new and thoroughly pleasing attrac-
lions for ladies will FAR surpass other exhibitions
Much attention has been given TO the depart
ments In which they are especially interested /;
and there Will be more liberality and diversity
Ol premiums for articles OF domestic manu-
facture, and OF home handiwork OF skIful
female fingers, than heretofore dreamed OF. The
best talent has been secured this year that the
exhibits shall be properly shown and the true
merits Of articles conspieuousy displayed.
s. Pleasing entertainments for children will
be prominent and an unusual feature.
o. Better music will be had this year than ever,
and in greater variety.
10. 1t is expected that the present exhibition
will far excel that Of any former year.
II. All entries free. Premium Lists and other
Information supplied on application to
D. w. SELLER, Secretary,
No. 10 South Broad Street, Philadelphia.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18

Celia Thaxter's fine face and striking
autograph illuminate the first page of Al
denis illustrated magazine Literature,
bearing date Aug. L. The entire num-
Der is devoted to a biographical sketch,
literary criticisms, and extracts from her
writings. This method of presenting
popular authors is characteristic feat
ure of this magazine, Sl00 year spec
linen copy free. John b. Alden, Pub
Usher, 1893 Pearl St, y. N;2lS Clark st.,
Chicago.
".''.r"',.""',."..',s"".,.'.
Have you the courage to do your
duty in all cases ?" said n railroad
superintendent to an applicant for
conductors place, as he looked very
sharply at him.
"You bet l have" was the valiant
reply g never saw fare yet so big
that ] couldn't knock it down if |
got half a chance.
WESTERN JoURNALIsM.-Ch Chicago
Editor.-See here, sir this won't do.
You refer to the lamentable Mr.
Greatman's of Chicago as having
been gathered to his fathers" 1t
won't do here. Mr.. Greatman's
mother was divorced and remarked
half a dozen times, and it might
look like a reflection on the family.
Chicago, ILL.,, August ia
pretty girl, about II years old, was
arrested in the Union depot by u
detective. She was dressed in male
attire, and said she came from
Grand Crossing. Her parents, she
averred, treated her cruelty, and
she intended to try her luck in Bos-
ton. She had $40 in counterft silver
coin and a frst-class ticket to Bos-
ton. The police believe that she is
member of a counterfiting gang.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18

ADVICE TO MoTnERs.-Are you disturbed al
night and broken OF your rest by a sick child
teeth II so send at once and get n bottle o.
MIS- Winslow's soothing Syrup for children
teethlng; Its value is incalculable. IL will
depend upon IL, mothers: there ,.;s. -,
about IT, Itcures Diarrh us NO inlstake
ems the GU. -, efs, cures Wind Collie soft
gives v . -sfins, reduces Inflammation, and
!. - zone and energy to the whole SYSTEM
teething is pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription of one ofthe Oldest and best fe-
male physicians and nurses in the United
out the world. Price twenty-five cents II bot
tie lie sure and ask for "Mrs WinslOw's
Soothing syrup and take no other kind.
Mar IL Tyr
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18

AS THE time draws near for the
holding of agricultural and horticul-
turl fairs, much interest is being
manifested by those who intend to
exhibit. The first exhibition will
take place at the Grand Opera House,
Wilmington, Sept. II, Is, 10, 20, and
will be known as the Peninsula
Horticultural Society. The prin-
ciple exhibits at this fair will be the
finest specimens of fruits and flow
ers, which will be taken there from
all parts of the country.
The next fair will be held at Elk
ton, Md, under the auspices of the
Cecil County Agricultural Society.
This society has given, heretofore,
splendid exhibitions, and the one to
be held on October ID, Sd, 4th, and
9Th, promises to equal if not exceed
all Others given. The many depart
ments are attractive throughout, for
the liberal premiums offered. The
purses for trials of speed are large,
and will be the means of drawing
together large field of trotters.
Another event of great interest
will be that of the first meeting of
the Wilmington Fair. Although
the managers have had but little
time to get matters Strengthened out,
vet so well and rapidly have they
pushed things, that the exhibition
to be held on October 9th, 10, 18th
and 18th, will unquestionably prove
a rich success in every particular.
The grounds are admirably locat-
ed. lust east of the city, and every
facility will be offered visitors.
With all the fairs to be held on
Peninsula, and with fairly good
crops, the farmers can well afford tc
patronize the exhibitions, and thus
cain Il better knowledge Of how best
To raise cereals and stock, and become
the better acquainted with brother
farmers.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18

TO help the right side is not only
commendable in general point of view,
but is judicious and prudent when that
hel p is enlisted in behalf of the right side
of the body Just over the lower ribs in
the region of the liver. The most efli-
cient help is afforded by lIostetter's
Stomach Bitters, an anti-biious medi-
cine of incompatible efficacy. Inaction
of the liver is accompanied by constipa.
ton, sick headache, furred tongue, nau-
sea. occasional vertigo, an unpleasant
breath yellowness of the skin and ball OF
the eye. The author of these symptoms,
liver complaint, routed by the Bitters is
accompanied by them in its flight. Fever
and ague, which always involves the
liver, dyspepsia, rheumatism, debility
and kidney trouble are all maladies ia
the early relief and final cure of which
this standard medicide is adapted. Don't
use it by fits and starts, but systemati.
cally, that its full effects may result in Il
perfect restoration of health
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18
eGYsaLt
soUARf
rNlRTxENTH 81

You know that there is no
worthy hot weather or any
weather thing for wear or
home use but we have it. If
you can't come to the store,
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come to be simple
and certain. A few scratches
of a pen, and all the facilities
of the store are yours.
JoHN WANAMAKER.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18
DrLWORTE'S
CHILL PILLS

These Pills are specific and anti
dote for Chills, Fevers and all forms
of Malaria Disorders. We have not
known a single case of chills Dumb
or shaking) that they have failed to
cure, when taken in strict accordance
to printed directions. In majority of
cases n single box is sufficient to cure,
but in long continued cases when they
have returned again and again, more
is required. As tonic to build up the
broken down constitution produced by
over exertion, feyers, &c, these pills
cannot be excelled; they promote the
appetite, relieve headache, backache,
and strengthens the system.
The low price of 25c per box brings
them within the reach of all. For
sale by all druggists and country
stores. apr8S
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18

JUST now there is much discus
sion over the wool question. The
Philadelphia Press is showing rates
OF wages in England, and what the
result will be in this country
If Cleveland is reelected. Now
there are hundreds of people that
never read any other paper but the
Press and believe it gospel truth.
We quote from the Record of the
same city, showing where the Press
is in error. Read what the Record
says, and judge for yourself:
The Press continues to print
columns of figures showing the rates
OF wages in this country and in other
countries without showing the re-
sultant output oflabor. Such figures
are worthless. The wages of labor
can only be accurately measured by
results. If an American weaver,
working longer hours every day,
turn out for his employer twice as
many yards of cloth as an English
weaver, working fewer hours, al
though the American should get
twice as much money for his work
as the Englishman he would be no
better paid. Workingmen can no
longer be fooled or fuddled with
statistics which, giving half the truth
are intended to carry a false infer
ence.
The wool manufacturers in the
United States now import over 100,-
100000 pounds of raw wool yearly,
on which they pay an average duty
of 363 per cent, amounting to over
100000. If this five millions of
dollars should be left in the hands
of the manufacturer, would he not
have more money to pay to working
menu Could he not enlarge and
diversity his industry by securing
an unhampered choice of material
in the worlds markets? Will the
Press pause in its wool-gathering in
other countries and head its noble
intellect to the consideration of this
immediate question concerning en-
ployers and employees in this
country? Meantime it may be adj
mitted, for the comfort of our es-
teemed contemporary, that wages
are higher in some places than in
other nlaces and that this oG,,-.l;.' put
III lAiaas sllsy VERY 0ohd1tlon
Of things is likely to last forever
Can any thing be clearer than
this? Well, then, where does pro-
tection come in att
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18

In a few weeks educational insti-
tntions will open their doors to re-
ceive students. Delaware College is
to-day under new head, and a
master hand is guiding and direct
ing its course. The prospect for the
future is flattering. Why shouldn't
it be?
The curriculum has been changed
and the courses offered are equal to
other educational institutions.
No man should hesitate to send
his son to Delaware College, for the
courses of study are of a high char
acter. The rate of tuition is ex-
tremely moderate, and no man
should begrudge his son a collegiate
course. In after life a diploma is n
great help. Many a man wishes for
one. Farmers who have sons, send
them to college. 1t is only your
duty to give your boys good educa-
ton and fit them to fight the battles
of existence.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18

You can buy French Sateen at Arm
strong's for l0c that was Soc.
You can buy parasol at Armstrong;
and save 81 now, at the great reduction
sale.
A special counter over 30 #. long filed
with goods. With the prices cut in two.
This month only, Rankin Armstrong.
French Sateens that were Sic you can
have for 25c. Our finest Sateens will be
10c per cent less after to-day. Armstrong
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18
NEWS GATHERED

William, hurry, Is years old,
while attempting on Sunday to walk
down the slope at the Centralia Col
liery, Ashland, slipped and fell to
the bottom and was instantly kill
led.
-Amandus and Wilson Holler,
were drowned on Sunday in the
Susquehanna River near MifIlinville.
They were both swimming, and it
was while trying to save his brother
that Wilson lost his life.
Philip Trinhouse and Susan
Stratus were married in New Haven
the other day. He buried his first
wife on July 20 and six days later
his daughter died. The neirhg ~.
objected to his MARRIAGE :, i . 'a
the newly marie 70 ''''' ''''"'''"
,.ne,-rred couple.
r. Mrs. Emma Fletcher, the old
white woman who was arrested for
killing Maria Jones, colored, last
Sunday at Rocky Hill, L. l., has
confessed her crime. She says she
killed the woman with anax while
she was sleeping. After striking
Maria Jones three times the accused
wiped the blood from her face with
handkerchief and then threw it
away. 1t is believed that Mrs. Flet-
cher is insane. Coroner Carter is in
vestigating the murder.
The noted black mare Cornelia,
10, by Capt. Bonner, Lexington Ky,
dam by the Walcott horse, died Sat
urday night from the effects of foal-
ing at HIGHLAND stud farm. Cor
nelia was fine performer, being Il
winner of number of races, and
having a record of 2.21 to her credit
when she was bought by w. G,
France for S11 600
A Sioux City dispatch says there
is gloomy outlook for many of the
important crops in northwestern lowe
and southwestern Dakota. Whea
and all grains will yield less than
one-third of the average crop. Rus
has severely attacked the wheat anc
oats and fields of grain, which other
wise promised fairly, are now twist
ed and tangled by the storms of the
last few days.
'Yes | shall break the engage
msnt," she said, folding her arms
and looking defiant sit is really too
much trouble to converse with him
he's as deaf as a post, and talks lik,
he had mouthful of mush. Be.
sides the way he hawks and spits il
disgusting" Don't break the en-.
gagement for that tell him to tax,
DR. Sages Catarrh Remedy. 1t vii
cure him completely" "Well, II
tell him. | do hate to break it off
for in all other respects he's quit,
too charming" OF course, it cure,
his catarrh.
Capt. Jack Williams, profess
ional swimmer went up to Alton II
an d was taken out in the river anC
his hands were bound to his side
his legs were strapped together anc
he was then dropped overheard.
His object was to swim, thus handi-
capped, to this city distance Off
miles. He started few minutes
after IL o'clock, clad only in pail
oftrunks. He arrived at the BIZ
bridge a few minutes after 7 O'Clock
having been eight hours in tn,
water.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18
WANAMAKER'S
Closed Saturdays at p. M,

When you come to the city
bear in mind that Wanamaker's
is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as well as the
biggest store in the world.
There are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you /;
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try to make you welcome
whether you care to buy or not.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18

THE Eveaing Journal of Whining
ton has had the pluck, even at SO
early an age, to come out in a bright
new suit, which gives the paper neat.
ness geographically, and shows
Brother Bach to be determined :;
his purpose to give to the ~ ~. = -, :
his city paper tl oay ei'izeils oi
all issues, and ever ready to expose
fraud and deception.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18
Nivindale
HERD JERSEYS.

At head of herd Hugo st. Heller l5472,
Sire Rioter Lisgar 1880, Pure st. Lam
bert, 81! per cent Victor Hugo, % per
cent Stoke Pogis Sd, Dam Brieiella 23f7s,
S4s per cent st. Heller 45.
FOR SALE,-Two Bulls 10 and II
mos. old. VIII be registered. Seven
grade cows. One grade heifer. Full tab,
ulated pedigrees and butter records OF
600 cows sent on application.
s, E, NlvIN, 1andenburg, Pa
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18

Is there a man among the many
speakers who address rural political
meeting who can discuss high pro-
lection and tariff intelligently
Very doubtful, we think. Read
some well-posted daily and learn for
yourself
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-18

The contest for Levy Court Com
missioners in Christiana, Brandy
wine and Wilmington hundred is
exciting much interest The great
est battle will be in Wilmington
hundred. The present incumbent,
Henry d. Hickman, has strong
following, and his course heretofore
will materially help his cause.