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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-03-02
4 NOTICE.-Estate OF
" Jennie Il. Hirsch.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Estate of
" Jennie l.. IIirsch.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the District OF Ad
Olson, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per
sons against the estate OF Jennie +. Hirsch,
late OF Salisbury in said District, deceased and
all claims exhibited in offset thereto. hereby
give notice that we will meet tor the pur-
Salisbury, on the 9TH day of April, and 26th
day of July next, from IL o'clock IN. until 4
O'Clock, p. m each OF said days, and that six
lSSs, is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims to us
for examination and allowance.
Dated at salisbury, this 27th day OF Febru.
ary, A. ID. 1888.
JOHN E, WEEKS CONS.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-03-02

JOB PRINTING of every variety at the lowest
prices consistent with good work and quality
of stock.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-03-02
INVESTMENTS.

Seven per cent, net, payable semi
annually. First Mortgage Farm Loans
negotiated and fully guaranteed by
Walton Loan Co., Harper, Kansas.
Mortgages for sale by
A. A. FLETCHER,
Middleburv. VT. Aft
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15

W r. 1912 W CUB. wofynskiej, W
malarstwie kszta}ci4 sic "A Warsza-
vie i Monachjum.
w tych dniach zmar}a W War
szawie Marya z Oledzkich E | S n
bergowa, ma}zonka adwokata
przysieg}ego, znana jake autorka
drobnych szkicdw nowelistycz-
nych, pomieszczanych W ,,Kurye-
z Warszawskim" i ,,Codziennym"
pod pseudonymem: Marantos.
w guberni s%iedleckiej zmar}a,
przezywszy lat Is s. p. Joanna z
Wulfers6w Ku s k 2, wdo-
wa pc niegdys szambelanie dworu
marsza}ku szlachty CUB. warsaw
skiej.
Pawe4 Bi echanowieck i,
by}y marsza}ek sz}achty CUB. wi
tebskiej zmar} " dobrach swoich
pod Pe}ockiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15
PEACCIE IA
Kronika posmiertna.

w Wiedniu znlarl Miller,
b. prezes ,Przytuliska" sekretarz
kolei Karola-Ludwika. Zajmowa}
wp}ywowe stanowisko pomiedzy
koloniq polskq W Wiedniu, by} po-
wszechnie znany i powazany. Po-
chodzi} z Krolestwa, biz sic pod
jenera}em Bemem ma Wegrzech.
w CUB. s%iedleckiej zmarf s. p.
Stanisiaw hr. Witold A ! g k s q n
d + o W i c 2, szambelan Dworu J..
G. M, powszechnis szanowany o.
bywatel j wysoko wyksztaicony
rolnik.
w Krakowie zmari i. p.
Wiodzimisrz, ustalentowany ma
larz r~odzajowy. Zmariy urodxii sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15
WY B O R Y
Prmsach ~ZachOdntch.

Ma zebraniu delegat6w z Prus
Zachodnich W Chefmnie wybrano
ma kandydat6w do sejmu pruskie-
20 ma okreg Observation-Disclosures:
Henryka Donimirskiego z -Zaje-
:zierza Jana Donimirskiego zBuch-
wa1du; ma okrsg grudziedzko-suski;;
Leona Rybihskiego z Deblenca l
Apolinarego Dzia}owsklego z Mi
rakowa; ma okreg kosciersko-s stare
grodzko-tczewski: Micha}a Kalk-
szteina z Klon6wki i Leona Gar
linskiego z Zakrzewa; ma okreg lu-
bawski, Leona Czarlihskiego z Ia
krzewa; ma okreg toruhsko.chef-
mlnsko- wabrzezniehski: NJ: Sea-
nieckiego z Nowry i Bolesfawa
Kossowskiego z Gajewa; ma okreg
cz}uchewsko. chojnicko tucholski:
Adama Po1czyhskiego z Wysoki i
ks. dra Antoniego Wolszlegiera z
Zamartego; ma okreg swiecki: T.
rama Parozewskiego z Belna; ma
okreg weiherowsko-kar
Franciszka Schroedera z Brodnicy,
ks. kan. lie. Neubeuera z Pelplina;
no okreg Observation-Disclosures: KS
dra Antoniego Wolszlegiera 2 "a
martego. Pr6cz tego odbeda sig
W okregu Observation-Disclosures
W d. q. b. M. ponownie wybory
do parlamentu rzeszy z powodu
posuniecia dotychczasowego posfa
landrata Schefera ma wyzsza po'
SADIE. Ma kandydata polskiego po-
stawiono ks. Wolszlegiera.
NE ArrJE IA WTART1SAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15
Niedzwiedz i cygan.

Rzek} raz niedzwledz do guyana:
-,,Zem ia silny, rzecz to znana.
Lecz s}ysza}em razy lyle
I 0 twojej take sile.
Wiec spr6bujemy sic nieboze,
Kto kt6rego z mas przemoze.
Otto cafy worek z}ota
Wygrzeba}em dis W kurhanie.
Coz? Jest zgoda! Jest ochota?
Ia nagrode z}oto stanie!"
Niedzwiedz slow swych ME ponowi.
Z}oto!...W to graf cyganowi!...
-,,Dobrze!-rzecze-ja sic zgodze,
Widzisz drzewo tam PREY drodzes
w dow6d mocy, W dow6d silly,
WyrwI je niedzwiedziu mi}y!"
Zrobi} niedzw1edz, co kazano,
Wroci} z sosna po}amana.
A tymczasem cygan smlafy
Kreci sznury, plata }yka.
ma CO ci sic one zda}y?"
Mis- go spyta.
lot masz bzika!!"
Huknie cygan w odpowiedzi;
ME tax }atwo mnie wyprzedzi
Twoja }apa, chociaz silna.
Ola mnie rzecz ia jest zbyt pima,
l czekaFbys nadto d}ugo,
Bym ni6s} sosne, jedne, druga...
Czyny me jak checi, skore:
Ma sznur ca}y las zabiore!"
Zlak} sic niedzwiedz, z}oto niesie.
1 W cygahskie sk4ada rece:
-nChetnie sSarb ci moi poswiece.
Ale ME mysl juz o leslie,
Bo zawalisz moja more,
A to by}oby ME w pore"
X X
Mysl, co W bajce tel sic chowa
w kr6.kie da sic ujqc s}owa:
Wiele W swiecie si}a czyni,
Wszystkich w}adz i spraw mistrzyni.
Ale i ia tez oszuka
Postep-ta ~cygahska sztuka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15
TAME zycie.

Cena pszenicy posz}a W gore
a wskutek tego, jak sic rozumie, i
maka. Mole bochenki chleba tez
sic podnios}y, lecz ME W Genie,
tylko we wa d. e, j ia teraz spree
daje
najDiehssy 10 mie;cie 6ochsnek
chlsba 20 5 cento,o.
Szanownq PublicznosG uprasya
sic jaknajuprzejmiej, ably mojego
chleba pobr6bowaia przskonala
sig o prawdzis slow swoich.
Wozy CITY BACkERY roz-
woza moi ohleb " kazdsj czesci
miasta.
Is. WHITE
PIEKARZ
Mr.. 474 II. Sanborn Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15
pred wszystklemi sadami.
Agenci ,,WiarUsa:s'

A ASf1s1Hi T,i "a !, f. gsn c Sa5vs,s
ARpGuH. D. T. T.. Galewski,
A AERt;S 81 ai j ! 1,e ys.,v.a.
BALT1MoRE,M M. b
B b Y,,0I T; 9: WIS: j: zysieE. '1s
skEA8i Tkix TESA M;,.1 l.; kSshsnowies
BUFFALO,N.Y JanZurek, cor. Iove;ov&
BAY CITY. MICH. An,oni PrzybylGnysa L. al n
SALUMET, MICH. l. Wroblewski.
chieA ~ ~ Ill: x. bosezkowskr 81 Chap. Ar
s8sa sss% Archer Az. IT Stan scs
Milwaukee Av
DETROIT. MICH. W. A. MADAJ7sss.. A.b;..A.
DULUTH, MlNN:An. Gnlaao.s-,rdsr.,o Av
oooGE' y: WIS F. Bros, A. Nosd1:
GII1ai4 S!S; : Il Ty;sft Co. MO. v.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH, ia. x.,;-
INp 4SI7 Wis; Flip wa1y..
LA SALE, ILL. Adam Cos.czvusE
La CROSSE Wis, Mchai Nowakloas Iaeh,u%
MINTo, D; T; Iul. Wirkus, Teodor Wy,oe7'
Aadlkai b Masi5InE ,I Rerk. dHsnbddA7ir;
MOUNT PIEsA'NT, Pa. K.roI 3. N.Y., oT,fy 4"
MOKlS KUN. jog. kalcwki
Z WAYERLY, TEX. Hldebsandk
NANIlCOKE PA. Wincenty Narkiewiu.
PoNIATOWSKI WIS. Io.d Biasska
PoLoN1A, WIS sikorski
PITTSBURGH, PA Jos Ro.;ns,i 10 ,rs
STEVENS POINT, Wiksor Posor.eiski
SOUTH CHICAGO: Wawrryn Temple.
81 PAuL, MINI Joza Macs, SIS Rlee's Pom
SHAMOklN,PA Franciszek Cinochowski Il. n
STEPHEN. Marshall Co, MINI. Jan Gras.ek
~ LOUIS, Mo. v Mazursk, 1870 SIR
aULEDO OHIO Ant Kujawa ,Coryeuee&Juaa.
W1LNO. MINI March A Aaxany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15
PHACCIE IA
Rocznica Smierci Ia
deusza Kosciuszki

nais4awniejszego, jak wiadomo, bo-
hatera Polski z ostatnich czasow,
przypada}a ma dzieh 15go I'm. Il
tego powodu odbywa}y sig wsze-
die, gdzie polskie serca bljae' i
gdzie zadne przeszkody ME stafy
W drodze, uroczyste nabozenstwa.
Gdzie zas nabozenstw takieh ME
by}o, to i tax zapewne laden do
bry Polak ME zapomnia} modlltwa
uozcid panied tego dzlelnego wo-
jaka i opiekuna ludu.
Mia}a Polska wielu sfawnych
i zas}uzonych MEOW, laden z Mich
iednak ME otacza} zapewne tax
goraca mi}osG ludu polskiego, jak
Tadeusz Kosciuszko. ,,Konieczna
jest r%zecza", tax mdwif swego CA
su bohater, ,,aby lud czuf, IL blJac
sic przeciw nieprzyjacielowi po-
wszechnemu, znajduje polepszenle
losu swego..."
Kiedy Polska by}a juz blizkaa
upadku, jedynie W ludzie wldz1af
Kosciuszko odrodzenie i ola tego
wolaf ME do osobnych stronnictw,
lecz do ca}ego narodu: ,,kaczmy
sic jak najscislej, }aczmy serca,
rece i sposoby wszystkiej zieml
naszei mleszkahcdw".
Wszelako ~wszystkie wo}ania
by}y juz "a p6zne, gdyz W Polsce
cd stu lat panowa} nierzad, a gdy
ten sic wkradnie, trudno go jednym
zamachem wykorzenlc.
ChoG wiec zamiary Tadeusza
Kosciuszki by}y szczere i szlachet-
ne, choc bohater ten usilnie pra-
cowa} mad polepszeniem losu Pol
ski, wszelkie zabiegi by}y daremne.
Polska upad}a, ale duch polski
ME zgina} i s}usznie mowi Kra-
szewski: ,,Podzia}em Polski ME
tylko ME skohczy}o sic jej zycie,
lecz MONA rzecz, re swiadomosc
jego i %poczucie z MIN sic dopiero
rozpoczyna."
Do rozbudzenia uczu6 narodu,
coraz bardziej podpadajacego ze-
psuciu, p~rzyczynll sig bardzo Ia
deusz Kosciuszko. Mi4osc o~jczyzny,
msztwo, przyk}adna poboznosc -
to So cnoty, kt6remi bohater ten
ca}emu narodowi przyswieca}. Dla-
tego tez pc dis dzieh i pc wszyst-
kie easy, poki tylko SWAT istnie6
bedzie, s%}awionym bedzie przez
wszystkie narody ten dzielny ma
czelnik wojsk polskich. Szczeg6l-
ME zas my Polacy powinismy
przynajmniej raz W rok t. j. W
rocznice smierci Tadeusza pomod-
lie sic szczerze "a dusze jego.
w Krakowie ma Wawelu Cd
by}o sic W dniu Is. I'm. %uroczyste
zafobne n~abozenstwo. Obrzadki
PREY mszy sw. sprawowa}o pieciu
kap4anow. Pc skohczonem nabo-
zehstwie miaf jeden z ksiezy roz-
czulajaca przemowe, ktdra bez
watpienia kazdemu ze s}uchacz6w
dfugo pozostanie W pamieci. Kap-
Ian ten wyliczywszy najprzod enc.
ty Kosciuszki, p%omiedzy ktdremi
nisziomna wiara W szczesliwosc i
lepszq przysziosc narodu pierwsze
zajmowaia misjscs, wyjaanii, 10
wiara jest fundamentem wszyst.
kioh naroddw. Bee WARY laden
nar6d istniec ME mote. My Pola-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15
GfuChOta WyIeCZona

Bedac wyleczony z cie3kiej
gfuchoty "a pomoca nader pro-
stego j nieszkodliwego srodka,
wyszle ka1demu 3adajqcemu
bezp}atnie opis nego wyle-
czenia. DR.. Nicholson 1T
Nc Dougal st New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15
Ksiazki powies;ciowe

m a i tie Q.
MYsZA WIBzA wsrod ieziora
Gopfa przez Aleksxndra Broni-
kowskiego. Powiese slowianska
pierwszei po}owy XII wieku
TESTAMENT PIOTRA WIEL
KlEGO, czyli zamiary Moskali
zawo;owanla catego twiata. IS
OPOWIADANIA STAREGO
DzIADKA.
HISTORYA o szlachetnei / pick
ne] Meluzynie, 80
K~ONSTYTUCYA STANvW ZJE-
DNOCZONYCH. .........l0.
ZAMEK W,czyli podstepy
~faiszerzy pieniedzy j Niezwykty
Sen, ozyli nerwowa dana parys-
ka. Opowiadanie lekarza fran
cuzkiege.
WEGLARz q WALENCYI. Przez
Autora Jaskini Beatusa i Koszy-
ka Kwiatow. 80
J asna G oraC c h o W.
skis a, gaweda przez Karola
huCZa.. 10
Historya szlachetnej a pick
nej Magelonie,.
P a m j 9 n X Makryny Mccoy
siawskiej, ksieni Bazylianek W
Mihsku ..,l5
X onstytucya 3 Naja 10
p rzo d n k do plsania listow
m%ifosnyoh oras tyozscyob sic "ke-
nisnia zamakp6iscia. .... ..s5
Obrona sw. Czsstochowy, 10
s Eka p | r wv i u r u a,powieSd
o%byczajowa przez Jozsfa J mad
Obry 30
r i ! do r i i,siawny do
wtdzea rozbojnikow XVIII vie
50
W mocnej oprawie 70 zieconym
tytullkiem ................S5
Pruw d. W v risk OBJ g p.
ski Semi k........ 30
N owy S owi z d rzal AVIAN
fury jego. z xleni pomorsknej
rodem. u osmiu obrazknmi
J task i n i n b a. PvwiesG
lila wszystkich szlachetnie myAla-
cycb. w mocnej oprawis 70 zio.
conym tytulikiem
Gratu t, ora Piesnl weselne
ola mtodziehcow i druibow IS
q OF q enowefy, powiei6
morslna bardxo, wzruszajacA 70
staroAytnych cxasow 80
- tn sa,na " mocnej oprawie 70
sioconym tytulik,em $50. 80
d olesfs " cxyIi Daisy Gag Go.
howefy; tiomacxenie priss 81.
Osnshsk isg0..............30
to Sauna " mscnoj eprAwio
.0U
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15

P . W in i a ola rodza-
COW i 'nnych drogich osSb. 30
Proroctw IN lohald y, kro-
Lowell ze Sabv, 10 sybilii, Ksis-
dza Marka Wernyhory j innych.
I'd roku SIS pred Narod1enicm
Chrystusa al DO poznych wicklow
Sc n ni k czyIi Wr6tenie ze SNOW,
Ma przeszfo 1900 prsypsdk6w
stutSce, z r6znych starodawnyeh
ksiag zebrany .......... Is
ROZMOWA POLAKA Z Kassuba
HISTORIC o GRzEGoRZU,
ktSry przez II lat pokutowat
przykuty do ska}y. Piskns
w%zrsszajace opowiadanio diA lu-
POLSKA AMR-
90
ROBINSON KRUZOE c.yli sku-
tiki nieposiuszehstwa, ksi41ka gu
pefnie nowo ! tresciwie ufo&ona
30
GEOWA 6w. BARBARY, po-
wiesd Z przesziosci Pomorza. Ma
pisaf x. kujot. Czna....... IS
HRABIA PAROBKIEN u kmie.
MA
OPOWIADANIE PODROuNEGO
O %strasznle dziwnem fozu...1O
KRWAWE SIEROTY.......1b
ZAKLETA DZIEWICA......1 10
BARTRK fATKA...........5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15

oy, choc ciezkie przechodzilismy
proby, jednak tel WARY ME Ultra
cilismy; my many te wiare, a po-
XII ja mice bedzlemy, Bog mas ME
opusci.
Il Gd5rnoszlqzaka)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15
POLECA SIZE

POLECA SIZE
SZANOWNEJ PUBLICZNOSCI
wszystkim wiarusom Polonusom
W Ameryce
NOVA kNIEGARNlA
III. DERDowsK1EGo
W Winona, MINI.
Cor. End & Carimona.
MONA sprowadzic cd Derdow-
skiego kazda ksiatke polska, jaka
wogole 'stnij e W Ameryce, piacac
gotowk9.
Ponitej wymieniamy niektore
ksia2ki, jake nasza ksiegarnia ma
ma %sprzedMA:
Ksiazki szkolnei tres
ci naukowej.
KATEHIZM ~RZYMSKO-KATO-
L1CK1 (maiy) ........... 8
- W mocnej oprawie-.... IL
KATEH1ZM
LlCK1 (wiekszy) W mocnej o.
plaw,
DZIEJE STAREGO 1 NOWEGO
T~ESTAMENTU, W moonei o.
prawie (DeAarbego).......4o
DzIEJE NARODU POLSKIEGO
ELEMENTARZ POLSKI, J6zefa
Choeiszewskiego..
POSREDNIK POLSKO AN
GLBLSKI - czyli ksiakka do
nauki jezyka angielskiego 65
Ksiazki do nabozen-
silva, tresci %religijnej
i zywoty 6wietych.
ZYWOT SW. PATRYCYUsZA
JozEFATA DoLiNA..::..s5
zYWoT NAJSwIETszEJ PAN
NY MATKI ZBAWICIELA
przez Observation-Disclosures. go
S. S. CYRIL I melody, apostle
fowie Sfowian.
PRzERAzL1WE ECHO Traby O.
Go SiosSiS"l SMiERc j..:,': 90
MIEsIAC MAJ Poswiscony b.
PEACE I %NARzEKANIE o o..
COW WIETYCH........ IS
KWIAT N~IEWINNOSCI, ksia-
1eczka do nabozehstwa.....25
ROZANIEC ZYWY.........2 20
WYBOREK, czyli krotki spes0b
nabozehstwa codziennego. Moe.
nooprawna re zfoconym tytuli.
ZEOTY OETARZYK, mocno o
prawny re z%toeonym tytul1klcn
WIANEK 1925 L.. $50
ANIOH STROZ.....l25 l.. $50
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24
LeaSue.
Association,
Notes.

1t is a singular fact that the tail-ender,
Louisville, actually leads the Association Ia
batting.
The New Orleans club has offered the
Lynn Club 1000 for AL. Hung!er's re-
lease.
"Big Chief Roseman, Pete Gillespie and
Jack Nelson now comprise the outtield OF
the Albany club.
Mullane, McPhee aud Reilly have all re-
covered, and Cincinnati club patrons may
row expect to see their favorites do fine
work.
Horace Phillips paid President Won der
Abe SIS, 500 for Staley's release Tuesday
morning, and that afternoon saw the Chi
cago Maroons thump his pitching for to-
tai of twenty hts.
Wires are already being laid to get Har-
die, Richardson and Sam Thompson for
the Hub nine next season. II S2O, 900 Will
fetch them they will wear Boston uniforms
in 1889. But will they play in the Hub?
Sporting Life.
KiIroy has gone to Mt Clements, Mich,
to try to restore his arm TO its normal con-
dition, and will not i)iu the club again
until he can pitch his regular game. In
the meantime he will have leave of ab-
sence without pay.
Says ex-President S.earns, of Detroit:
''If Ed. Beaten is given a fair trial, with
and experienced catcher before him, he
will turn out to be one of the best pitchers
in the club. Another thing, Charley Bald
win will be pitching good ball for Detroit
before the season closes. ! have the ut
most confidence that Dstroit will again
capture the pennant."
Arson is financially interested in the
trip of the Chicago club to Australia next
wiater. Twenty two men will be taken
along-abort fourteen of them men of the
Chicago club; the rest will be picked from
the different League clubs. The men will
Sign contracts aud be under Anson's con-
troll from the time they leave Chicago until
they return.-S. Louis Globe. Democrat
The Reds are hopeful and plucky.
Their bad luck has not discouraged them
particle and they each and every one be.
lieve they yet have "a good chance for a
high place as any team in the Association.
With this kind of feeling they are bound to
do god work. Kid Baldwin believes Ell
mer Smith is all right again, an1 with
Reilly, McPhee, Mullaue and Tebeau back
in form the Reds may be expected to dc
good work. They have not weakened a
bit, but will fight game uphill battle
until the tide turns their way.-Enqnirer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24
THE NATIONAL GAME.
TIE STANDING OF THE LEAGUE AND ASSO-
CATION CLUBS.
Chicago Sill in the Lead With DsfOl
Pushing Her Hard-Bass
Ball Notes.

Chicago ia still in the lead, but Detroit
is very close up. These two clubs are
likely to make stubborn fight of it before
the season is over. Chicago has certainly
surprised many people by the tenacious
way in which it has held first place. 1t Is
true that Anson has had fortune on his
side to a very great extent, but at the same
time the club hiss been putting mp q
strong game. Detroit is very likely to
land in first place before long and then a
new enthusiasm in the race will spring
up. 1t seems as if neither Boston nor
New York will get the peuuant. The New
Yorks have some brilliant men, but they
are almost as unreliable as the Pittsburgs.
Philadelphia is crippled and may be ex-
pscted to take tumble until Casey and
Buffinton are all right again.
Pittsburg will probably return home in
seventh or last place, "a both indianapolis
and Washington are playing better than
the first named aggregation. Following Is
the standing of the clubs up TO Saturday:
Uaa ne.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24
NIOUNDsVILLE MITES.
Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Register.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Register.
MUNDsvTILE, June 23-Emanuel Deitz
died on Wednesday at his home near
Rosby. Mr.. Deitz was at one time City
Sergeant.
Mr.. Gaus, the Ohio River road ticket
agent, is expected home from his bridal
tour to-day.
Masonic picnic at Curtis grove, on Mon
day, promises to be big affair. A mum
Der of sister lodges will be in attendance.
ID. Bsrger Evans, one Of Moundsville's
most talented youDg lawyers, is a candi
date for the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney
Rumor says that a young lawyer OF the
First ward aud young lady of the Third
ward are to be married ere the end of the
month of roses.
There are at present forty families Occu'
pying their cottages on the camp ground.
J. A. Ewing, editor of the Moundsville
sim, is attending banquet Of the Nation
al Union at Cleveland.
G. w. Hendershet, of the B. 20. K. K
spent Tuesday here.
Arrangements are being made for thu
annual picnic of the Episcopal Sunday
school.
The sad news of the death of Mrs. Jen
ME E Carney, June 21st, at Denver, Colo
RADIO, was received here yesterday from bel
husband, j. Ross Carney, to his father
James Carney. Mrs. Carney was daugh
ter of Rev. ]. S. Pomeroy, and well known
by Moundsville people. Deceased leaves
husband and two small children to mourn
her loss.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24

It'd on the New York public Anon.
those which the manager, SIR. j. J Ryan
announced were Dr. G NJ. Richmond, Mr.
Ehen PIympton, Mics Enlms Carson, Mis-
Louise Dempsey. hr Gus Bruno and Mr.
Dudley Back. Neither OF them ap oaTel,
but in their place half dozsn chorus sans
few saugs and the audience was dis
missed. Several people who plid dollar
have applied to the District Attorney for
Mr. R5ao's indictment for defrauding the
public.
George W. Lederer and Charles Mac
Geachy are said to have signed contracts
with Amy Ames, Myrs Goodwin, Richard
Carroll, Della Fox. Rachel Booth, Venie
Burroughs, and Scott and Mills for tour
with q musical farce-comedy. Mr..
Ledersr's last partner was poor Bob Gran,
who spent last winter and spring in jail in
Quebec. Bets are about even as to which
one of these vciy clever managers will
tdo" the other.
The Webster & Brady ''She" Company
will open in New York in the first week
in September. yoegtlin will paint new
scenery for them, and the play will be done
in magnificent style.
Miss Adele Palma has been engaged for
the Katie Diamond, to be produced at
the New York Broadway Theatre in Sep
TENDER.
Miss Helene Cooper, who returned from
England q short time since, will star
through the country next season at the
head of company of her own.
Miss Theresa Vaughn, better known to
the theatrical world as Mrs. William Me-
slayer, it is said, will not appear next sea-
son, and may retire from the stage.
Charles wyndham and his London Cri-
teriou Company will come to this country
in December, appearing only in the larger
cities.
LYDIA Thompson, who generation ago
brought troupe of dizzy blondes to this
country, will probably attempt tour next
season under her own management.
Mr.. Albert Schlicht, the Louisville
basso, who has made a very favorable i'm
preston in New York, has signed with
1.-THE Old Cronies" Company for next
season.
Report has it that Frank Mayo will
support Julia NARROW next season.
Mr.. Martin Ogien, who has been the
dramatic editor of the Pittsburg Post for
the past two years, aud newspaper man
for thirteen years, is in New York organ
izing a company for next season.
"Said Pssha." new comic opera, was
done for the first time at the Tivoli, San
Francisco, on Monday, and was fairly
successful.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24
MINES AND MINERS.

Work is fair at the mines about Gore and
Corning, 0.
At Sttaitsville, Ohio. work in the mines
is very poor at present.
st. Louis market: Dryden block, 81 90;
Vulcan, 81 62!; Ava, 81 SIT.
Louisville market: Pittsburg, lump,
u cents bushel; nut, 81 cents.
Chicago market: Brier Hill, 81 Is;
Hooking Valley, So 10; Pittsburg, SD So.
Cleveland market: Brier Hill, 81 75@
S3; Msssillon, 81 50Gs$2 65; Pittsburg,
81 10@S2 %.
Toledo market: Hooking Valley, lump,
81 So; nut, 81 Is; Massillon lump, 81 IS;
nut, 81 Go.
Indianapolis market: 1000 pounds per
ton, Pittsburg lump, So; Indiana block,
81 40; lower vein, 81 55.
In consequence of the advance in freight
rates to St Louis the mine at Kinmundy,
H., is forced to shut down for the present.
The slope now being opened by the
Beaver Run Coal Company promises TO be
one of the best mines in the vicinity OF
Chapman, Ohio.
The Tracy City division OF the Tennes-
see C |. and K K. Co. reports n, $50 tons
of coal and 65, 100 tons of coke sold in the
five months to June 1st.
Buffalo market: Per ton Of 2 600 pounds,
Pittsburg, region of A. V. Il. K screened
lump, 81 30; lump and nut, 81 %; run Of
mines, 81 10. Reynoldsyille run ofmines,
So; lump and nut. mixed, 81 Is; screened
lump. 81 25; Brier Hill, No. l lump
50 80; No. 2 lump, SD %.
The greatest mine in the world has again
gone ahead of it's previous phenomenal
record, and the achievement has been the
theme of conversation among colliers of the
Wyoming field ever since. The old Not
tingham shaft of the Lehigh and Wilkes
barre Coal Company, at Plymouth, Pa,
for May make the greatest record know t.
mining from one opening. The engineer
Louis Wagner, hoisted an average of ], Isl
cars for the month, and on one day in eight
hours brought up 1,0O2 cars, an average o
125 and fraction for each hour. From
the top of the head house to the foot of thu
shaft IL ia 167 feet
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24
DIED.

MILLER-Saturday afternoon, June o, 1888,
al O'Clock Elsie infant daughter of Thomas
and May Miller, aged months and days.
Funeral from residence of parents, No. 80 Elev-
enth street, this Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend. In.
terment at Greenwood cemetery.
DENNIS-on Sunday, June II, 1883, MARY
AMELIA, daughter OF Frank and Rose Dennis,
aged months.
TIgMAN-0n Monday afternoon, June IL, 1888.
at 4.05 O'Clock. CHARLES Z. TIENAN, son OF the
late Charles and Annie TIemau, aged years and
m onths.
vILsoN-on Monday, June Is, 1888, at six
O'Clock q. m, WILLIAM WILSON SR aged 81
years.
Observation-Disclosures June 20, 1898, al
$40 O'Clock p. N AUGUSTUS EUGESE RoDESB .CK,
only son of Villa N and Elizabeth Rodenback,
aged u Yeas and II days.
KENNoN-On Wednesday. June %, 1855. nj
Plymouth, Ohio, FRANK KEssoS, In the 9Th
year OF his age.
wADDLK-Thursisy, June ~, 1858, at seven
O'Clock a m, WILLIAM H. W4DpLE, in the seth
year Of his age.