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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-01

OROSsE & BLACKWELLs Preserved straw
" berries, new just received ny ,,,rnrn,
sep2S j. u NJ ~ -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-01
PROPOSALS.
DkOPOSALS.

IHOICE BUTTER and FRESH EGGS just re-
mb9 J. c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-01

DURE CIDER VINEGAR for table and peA'
l. ling purposes at ,,rp1rov,s
ie27 j. y. W. =. ~ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-01
MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA OCTOBER i. l777
Sun riseS..............5 SO sun .etS.........o 10
SAILED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-01

STOvE.PIPE POTS aud tLo"hh foi' ~
y sale at greatly reduced prices 9S ,,I, prpS
my1S j. u "At'D
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-21

from SO to 50. 20 per ton. The annual contracts
for delivery expire Sept /, but the contracts
for the ensuing year are made during the
previous summer. and it was in order to reach a
basis for the ensuing year that the advance Was
agreed on so far ahead of the date of its going
into effect.
The -four. grain and provisions shfreed East
from Chicago by rail last weekIaegregated a. l57
tons. an increase Of 2. 832 over the previous
week. The Vanderbilt reads took a. per cent !.
the PennsylvaniA lines 35.9, the Chicago q
Grand Trunk 22.3 the Baltimore s. Ohio 6. s
and the Big Four IS per cent
What is known as the Seattle road is likely to
become an important one 1t is projected TO ak
tend from Seattle. Puget sound, eastward
over the Cascade mountains and across the
wheat belt of eastern Washington to Walla-
Wala and Spokane. Eighty miles of road is
already under contract, and twenty miles now
In operation.
A rate-war is threatened in Mexioc. A rate
war there would present entirely different feat
ures from one in the United States, for in Mex
leo railroad rates. both foe freight and passenger
traffic, ara regulated by the government, and II
any cuts are made it will have TO be done IN the
form of rebates TO operate as soon as American
territoryis reached
In order 20 induce the Chicago. Milwaukee g.
St Paul Rsilroad Company 70 refrain from re-
moving their shops from Dubuque. the Board of
Trade of that ciiy has asked the Governor Of
Iowa to withdraw the cases Instituted against
that road and the Illinois Central to compel q
reduction in switching charges at Dubuque, and
to competitive points On condition that the
board pay the accrued costs this has been agreed
to.
The spere of woman's activity increases from
year To year. Here is what Mr. Tom Ambrose
himself IAN old sleeping-car conductor. says in
the St Louis Globe Democrat: There is no
reason why women should not be employed as
conductors on sleeping ears. Women can do all
the work required equally as well as men. and
not sure but that they can do il better. A
very large percentage of sleeping car passengers
are ladies', and for that reason it
comes within the scope of employment
for ladies. For one, would be glad to one
it would be satisfactory. both to the companies
and the public there is little doubt. II would
give employnnent to thousands Of women, aud
the men they would dlsplace could hustle
around and find something else to do"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-21

''The Nuns Curse" is the title of a new novel
by Mrs. j. Fl. Riddell, author of Miss Gas
coi0ne" and other novels. Paper covers 80
cents New York: D. Appleton g. Co. Indian
dianapolls The Bowen Merrill Company
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-21
Handling The Plow.

Professor Coulter, of Missouri Agricultural College
It is very easy vary the draft of pillow 10
per cent, indeed between extremes of plows
and practices of blowing variation OF 80 per
the accepted standard, as the average working
or draft power of horse then plow running
seven inches deep and cutting IA inch furrow
would require about three horses to carry 1t
comfortably Only 10 per cent change IN the
draft would add 45 pounds draft to the pillow,
one-third of horses power to per
form the work Such addition to a team
becomes very serious burden when CON
tinusd day after dav, and when applied to
the country. adds great loss in field
wnere little excuse should exist for ignorance.
Any increased force required in blowing. that
comes from il1-adjusted plows is at the ex-
pense of *he quality of work done and always
at greater exertion on the part of the plew-
1t may be roughly and safely stated
that, il our plows draw 10 per cont harder
than they need draw. double the loss is really
met than the computed, although not
in horse power alone, but in part, in poor work
1t is not uncommon to observe an i'm proper
harnessing of horses for the pillow, due to
two reasons. The first occurs when sad
dies are used with the harness to sustain the
traces. When horses changed from
wagons to the pillow the ''doubie-tree" is at
tached at lower point to the plow than 1t
had been to the wagon. If the saddle is buckled
MP straight to the line of the trace from collar
to axle which under-tenson forms a straight
line the dropping of the plow end of the trace
whom changed from wagon to pillow. will make
angle at the point whore the backstrap is at
tached to the trace. The use of the wheel or
truck under the end of the plow-beam near the
bride is old practice now mainly out of
The coulter on the plow has been nearly as pop
ular as the truck has been unpopular. Stevens
of England, found no great saving from the use
of the coulter. while Gould, in the famous Utica
trials, claimed saving of l13 pounds. When it
Is remem bered that horses power Is but 100
pounds, the showing is very radical.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-21
DIED.

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
8eAHLON H. FLOYD FOR TREASURER OF
w Marion county, subject to the decision of the
Republican nominating convention.
TNOR COMMISSIONERS FIRST DISTRICT, DA-
Il vid W. Pierson. Subject to the Republican
nominating convention.
E,OR COMMISSIONERS OF THE FIRST DIS
Il trict Benjamin F. Osborn, of Washington town
ship subject to the action of the Republican nomi-
mating convention.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DAILY, SUNDAY AND WEEKLY.
The Most Complete Newspaper in
all Departments in the
State of Indiana.

No newspaper in the West is more widely
favorably known than the INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.
By the display of enterprise and strict attention the
wants of the reading public, it has taken leading po
sition among the most prominent journals of the
country, and is certainly among the best. Among
the newspa persof the State it is preemnently the
best and Indiana readers can nowhere find what
they want in the way of State and local news. 1t
crculates largely in every county in Indiana and has
correspondents every town and village of inpor-
lance It's market reports are prepared with the
greatest possible, and pains expense
spared make them accurate and absolutely reliable.
1t is the only newspaper in the State owning pub
fishing all the furnished by the two-great press
associations (the Western Associated Press and the
United Press), in addition to which it furnishes an
abundance of special service from all the principal
cities of The country 1t has been, and will in future
be, the aim of the publishers to make the INDIAN
APoLIs JOURNAL perfect and complete newspaper,
deficient in no department particular. The paper
challenges comparison with of its contemporaries
The approach of the great campaign of 1883 rem
ders it desirable for every citizen frst-class
newspaper; in fact, it will be impossible for him to
keep fairly abreast of the times without such pap
Great political battles are be fought in the State
progress
NAL will carefully record. No Indiana reader GER
tainly no Indiana Republican, should be without the
JOURNAL in the coming campaign While it is thor
oughy and soundy Republican in politics, devoted to
the interest of the Republican party the JOURNAL
viii not allow its be colored by partisan bias
but viii give the of the day without fear or
favor. The present session of the national Con-
gress viii be among the most important held in
years. and questions of great national will be
considered Every citizen is interested in the pend
ing legislation and keep himself thoroughly
posted by perusal of the JOURNALS news columns
in which the doings of Congress viii be fully reported
In addition to its news features the JOURNAL re-
gales its readers with the productions of of
best known literary and women of the day. Many
of the celebrated magazine writers and author
contributors TO its literary columns, making it
paper for the household and home circle Special ar.
rangements have been made for features of this
character, which win appear in the JoURNAL during
the coming year. These appear most largely in the
SUNDAY JOURNAL, which is special edition, and can
be subscribed for and received exclusive Of the DAILY
JOURNAL
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-21

teristics of q cycIopedia and dictionary. The
compIets work will embrace thirty volumes OF
convenient size. Price per volume. cloth, %
cents; half morocco, marbled edges, 90 cents
Postage 10 cents extra
Pleasant Waters" By Graham Clayton. is a
fairly welI-written story, the scene of which IS
laid in the South, and which reads az If it might
be founded fact. The best parts are the de-
scriptions OF scenery and still life in the South.
and there are some interesting pictures of South
ern society. New York: j. b. Lippiucott. In
dianapolis The Bowen Merrill Company
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-21

IN improved LOU to ESQ acres, each within one
half to six mile of the beautiful city of Empora-
soriptiOn e2RkMAN Enspora KAN m'''' Tor 10
uINNEGE. SHERIDAN & co. EXCHANGE AND
Real Estate Office, 81 and % Old Sentinel Build
ing offer some rare bargains in real estate and mer-
Business block, four stories South Meridian street,
Al feet front, at great bargain.
Business lot, West Washington street. 135 feet
front; cheap.
SIS feet front North Meridian street; cheap.
Bar gains in improved proper ties, North Meridian
Alabama Pennsylvania, Illinois. Mississippi Tennes-
see, New Jersey and Delaware streets.
200 feet front, n. Delaware street, down town;
property at bargain.
Bargains in vacant lots same streets
Splendid double tenement house on St. Clair street
for 81. 500
We have vacant lots and improved properties in all
parts of the city and suburbs at prices from 500
We have farms for sale and exchange in all parts of
Marion county.
improved and unimproved lands in all parts of In.
dana Illinois, Wisconsin, Kansas, and ali parts of
the country for sale and exchange
We have drug store in this city in frst-class con
dtion-good stock. good trade, good location-for
Half interest in good grocery in this city.
We have drug grocer, dry goods, hardware
gents furnishing notion and stores in this
city and elsewhere for sale and exchange.
Valuable transfer business for sale.
We have large number of fouring-mills to sell.
exchange for lands.
Farms, Southern and Western lands city and
village property to exchange for goods or other
property.
exchange, and prepared to satisfy all classes of
If you have improved or unimproved city property
firms, mills or merchandise 10 sell or exchange, 1t
will pay you to call on correspond with u.s.
We have cash customers for good residence property
north.
south.
See vINNEGE. SHERIDAN & CO.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-21

"Plea for an American Language, or Ger
manic-English." by Elias MoIse is an earnest
and elaborate presentation of the claims of
Volapuk. The central idea of the work, ex-
pressed on the title page. is shat the present
English language is a national misfortune" and
it proposes to evolve a language in its
stead. Those who sympathize with so called re-
forms of this kind and cranky movements TO
supplaut established orders of things may posi-
bly, be able to interest themselves in this work.
The pure we'll of English undefIed is good
enough for the Journal. Chicago John Ander-
son & Co.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-21
MiscelIaneons Items.

The Southern Pacific has opened ticket Office
IN the CITY OF Mexico.
Articles Of incorporation have been fled of the
Bismarck IL Missouri River railway and this
has given a boom tc property IN Bismarck and
territory through which the road viii pass.
The Northwestern Rairoader has compiled
table giving a summary of the prospective rail-
way construction in the Northwest during 1888
1t divides IL into classes and. nder the head Of
certain to be built. enumerates .375 miles; prob
aole. 1855; possible l, 742, and in the air about
5000 miles.
Last week the business men OF Fort Scott
placed an eieht-day clock in the waitng room
pf the n q, Ft S. Il G. depot, just completed.
Inc time-pieee IL said 10 be elegant piece Of
furniture, and was presented IN appreciation of
the excellent terminal facilities the company
has at that point
There were ia the employ OF the c.. B. & @.
road, when the strike inaugurated l.056
engineers. All but one went ont and only six
have returned. Owing 10 the light traffic the
company determined TO reduce the number OF
engineers 25 per cant. aud now have IN their
employ 1872 engineers.
The agents Of the Pittsbure Ohio and Indiana
coal roads we're IN session ~ Chicago yesterday.
and formally agreed 20 advance the coal rates
from the mines 70 Chicago, In September next,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-21
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

II ANSAS FARMS FOR SALE-SEX HIGHLY
N improved, 100 to $50 acres, each within one
half to six mile of the beautiful city of Empora-
~ 900 inhay tants Easy payments Write for de
seription. E 1s RKMAN, Emporia, Kan.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-21

HAVE reached the conclusion that the A mer-
lean ladies are the best vocalists.-Strakosch.
It's wonder; isn't DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
man ufactured in this country2-Every Sunday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-21
WANTED-AGENTs.

r I'VE AGENTS wANTED-ACTIvE YOUNG
LIZ men, ladies, teachers and ministers make
money rapidly selling new work, MarveIs of the
New Vest Nothing like it published. Six
books in one volume; $50 elegant engravings. One
agent reports seventy orders in six days, with
$136. so profits. No competition; exclusive right
given to territory Agents employed on salary or
commission. Apply at j. E. HASKELL. 10
Old Sentinel building, Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-21

''VictorT 10 the title of new povel by Ellery
Sinclair. 1t has interesting plot. and the
style is bright, clean. and attractive. Orna-
nnented cloth, price 81. New York. Cassell d
Co. Indianapolis: The Bowen-Merrill Company
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
lnterpelacya.

Interpelacya jest wyraz
}acinski a znaczny przerwanie ko-
mus mowy jakiem w%traconem "a
pytaniem. Ma sejmach znaczy i n
ter pelacya w%tracenie wsrod
~zwyklych obrad jakiego zapytania
do rzadu.
Take zapytanie do rzadu prus-
kiego wzni6sf czyli wtracl} teraz
pose} S ks, DIR. j zdzewss ski
imieniem wszystkich posfow pol
skich W sejmie pruskim. Zapytaf
zas rad: Z a k ich powod ow
j akim celu wyda}
Rad rozporza &c u
$ uwaja nauke jezyk a
polskiego re szk6}.
Wed}ug przepis6w sejmowych
w pruskiej Izbie poselskiej. W kt6-
rel te interpelacya %zaniesiono, po-
trzeba pod interpelacya wiecej
podpis6w, niz tam jest naszych
po:}ow. To tez pr6cz Ia posidw
polskich podpisa}o interpalacya
ks. Jezdzewskiego %jeszcze 80 pos
low z centrum, to jest kat olik6w
niemieckich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
Cd Zarxadu ,.Wiarusa''

Rok naSz w}asciwic zaczyna
sic Cd 10 ]utrgo, gdyz picrwszy
numer naszego wydawnictwa poja.
viii sic dnia 10 lutego 1856 i.
DIVA tedy lata upFyneAy jak
rozpoczeIismy te prace Z poczatku
mad wyraz ciezA4 i klopotliw2, a
dis ME idzicmy pc roach wpraw-
lzie, ale VA swoich wlasnvch j pc
wnych nogach...
Ma tenn miejscn czujemy sic W
obowiazku podz ekowaG licznNm ma
Sym
"a }askawe poparcie, be- ktorcgo
PREY na jusilniej szej 2 %naszei Strony
piracy i staraniach, ME osiagneli-
bysmy tych rezultat6w W wyda-
wnictwie, jake 50 obeenie-prosi-
my tez ~wybaczyd usterki, jake by
}y w wydawnictwie-me zawsze,
bowiem, redakcya i zarzad moze
dokonat teso, czego ma serdeczniej
pragnie.
w kazdem wydawnictwie, u
ciazliwa jest wszelka zalegla pre-
numerata-nie jcdnokrotnie take
zaleg}e rachunki wp}ywaja dotkli-
vie ma intcresa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tego prosimy %usilnie tych sza-
nownych abonentdw. kt6ryeh pre-
numerata zalcga, ably byli }askawi
nades}ac kwoty prenumeracyjne, o
lie to bye moze najpredzcj. Sadzi-
my, re kazde pismo polskie, pracu-
jace uczci~ie ola swego sp6ieczeh-
silva, zasluguje ma obywatclAkic po-
parcie, a ME ma wyrzadzanic mu
krzywdy, lc~krewazac matcryalne
interesa wydawnictwa przcz odbie-
ranie czasopism, ME op1acanie
prominently W swoim czasie. Pro-
SHINY vice j~eszcze raz naszych Sza-
nownych Abonent6w rych}e urc-
gulowanie wszelkich zaleg}ych ra-
hunk6w prenumeraryjnych.
q CHICAGO zalili sic nam
niekt6rzy aboncnci, IL odebrali IA
chunk, chociaz juz zap}acili "a
Wiarusa, lie sic do stycznia 1sss
+. nalcza}o. Przypuszczajqc, IL re
czywiscie q %naszej strony sta}a sic
pomy}ka, prostujcmy ja W dzisirj-
Sym merz podajqc, pc staran-
mem zbadaniu naszych ksiazek "a
chunAowyth, ogdInc pok~ltowanie
wszystkich p~icnigdzy, jakic cd IA
}ozcnia Wioruso do IL lutcgo
1898 /. q Chicago do nasA.; hasy
akcy jnrj wl}yneiy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
LIST z TORUNIA
2 lutego
Szalowny Redaktorze!

Znajac .PaDa i ME watpiac, IL
pragniesz Z wszelkiem poswiece-
MEM ola polskiej sprawy W Anne
ryce pracowat, za}uje Ciebie, il
probationary jestes przez ludzi,
jakim jest 6w Slisz i partya, ola
kt6rej tenze dzia}a. A COZ to juz
"a podEa niegodziwost, jak sic Z
ostatniego m dowiaduje, &c
chciano Pana zrobit szpiegiem. To
djabelski pomysl! Zacny, poczciwy
ksiadz Domagalski, re poszed} "a
sprawiedliwoscia i wczesnie odwr@-
Gil cd C.ebie, Redaktorze, hanbe
uczynionego CT zarzutu. Je:li po-
trzebujecic lepszych dowoddw, to
zsdajcie a przysle VAN GAIA liste
podpis6w, odrzucajacych wszelka
watpliwosG we Wasza niewinnosf
CO do tel obelgi
W Toruniu my biedacy %jestes-
my pod wielki m uciskiem i kto
otwarcie wystepuje jako Polak,
wszedzie cierpi, gdzie 50 tylko mo-
re reka policyi albo wp}yw ME
miecki siegnat. Musimy Z ca}em
wysi}kiem pracowat, ably ME dat
og6}owi upaSt ma duchu. " Par
lamencie obecnie tocza sic obrady
mad interpelacya X. J AID re W,
S k eg o, o ktorych wyniku do.
dowiesz sic Pan 2 gazet. Dotych-
czas lyle przynajmniej %uzyskalis-
my, re minister Gossler oS-
wiadczy}, IL Rad ME wydal roz-
~porzadzenia, ably W szko}ach Gle
mentarnych religii uczono pc ME-
miecku. Moze, " osiagniemy WIG
ccj, ale i to ma razie by}oby ola
mas wielliej wagl.
Tutcj5zy Bank Polski jest OF
lgo stycznia b. /. W likwidacyi.
Brat moi Alexander, dawniej-
sly w%iceceprez. waszego Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego, CHI cia} ko-
n%iecznic wr6cac do Amcryki, ale
IA pro$by mole dad sic nak}oniG
do pozostania i otworzyf sAiad cy-
gar i papIcros6w j t d. w Szero-
kicj ulicy, naprzeciw DuszynskIe-
90. Niemcy ma to juz %sarkala.
Zasc}tj4c s~crlrc1nr po"drowle-
ME,
pozostajeW aszym p%rzyjaciclem,
Jo=J' Mec"arShi
(Wm@cicic' picr~szorzedncgo han
dlu %korAenncgo i ~rcataracyi PREY
CheImihshicj ulicy Toruniu.
Przypisck Kcdaktora WWuSa.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
NV. Mar. Pol. rOSnie!

-Podlug puhllkowanege co
dop'ero Sprawozdania Rzqdn
CentruInvgo Zwiazku Nar.Pol.
Cd Sejmu W St. Paul do 81
grudnia. 2wiqzek nadsp"dzle
wnnie s1ybkr wzrasta. W CA
sic Sim IAczyi on czlonkow
1910, dzlsiaj JUL ich lic1y 1913.
Nastepui4re Towarzystwa
z}o1y}y d%ekleracya i do Zwlqz-
ku jake MOVIE grupy przyjete
zostafy.
l.. Agatona Gillcra W Shamokin.
2. Huzary Sobieskicgo III Pitts
burgu.
3. Huzary sobieskiego W Calumet
4. Obronicy Polski W Elmira, N.Y..
b. Jan Ill Sobieski Scranton Pa.
6. Bractwo sw. Jozefa w Duluth
I. KraszeNski Mi waukce.
Towarzystwo Huzarze kro-
la Jana III Sobieskiego W
Pittsburgh w~ykreslone yale
glosciq S III 05.
Zjeduoczeuie PoIahom w No.
wynn Yorku rozwi4zane jake
grupa
Pu$miertne wypfacono.
z. Walczak y Duluth Mimi. S $50
]. Gustajtis Y Braidwood III. 23o
J. Rubelisz 2 n. Yorku 500
j.. S%upkowski 3 Buffalo, \. Y. $50
A. Jodyszus 4 Cleveland, o. 500
NJ. WiSniewski 2 Nantlcoke 500
A. MySzkowiak Z Bay City go
w. j. Dohski South Bend Ind 500
+. Mmnsch z S%trrator 800
a. T'abat y Calumet, Mich. 800
l.. Malkowski Z ST. Louis Mo. 800
S. SosiII>kj Il Nantlcokr, Pa. 800
w. uejka q Chicago 250
Po1o~,aje do ~wyp}acenia $ 4.oo".
Pozo~laj4cy w kasie fumdu>z
Zwia2kowy wzr"si 5.Ss8
dol, iak sic pre- 'Stawiaf IA
S4imie, 90 S 4.34l.
Komitet klory spawdzaf ia
ra2a rachunili R>aau Central
nege Zwlazku Mar. P~ol,klogo
skiadal SIC panow.
Kaz;nlerza Zvchlinskiego cd
Tow, P"zemysIowego Rem.
PoIsISjch Mac'eja Getk' .
Tow. Gmiua Polska No l.
i Antoniego Grueuwalda, Z
Vow. ..MlodNch Przemys1."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
a BERIINA
10 lutego.


sejm Rzeszy nicmieckiej po-
twierdzi} dotychczasowa ustawe
przeciw socyalistom ma 2 dalsze
lata. y
Il St. Reno nadchodzi wiado-
NOSE, re stan niemieckiego mas
tepcy tronu bardzo op}akany Gard
10 mu gnije j ztAd TAXI smr6d do
ko}a niego, re ME do wytrzymania.
Who's mu zupe}nle posiwia}. Wczo-
raj, siedz4c no polstrowanym krzes-
lie, przyjmowa} swoich syn"w i
c@r]>i. IONA, kt"ra on dawnicj
bija}, troskliwie 80 p:elegnuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

DEF cyfry 8, co utwcrzy TAX z
wicrzchu jak i re spodu liczbe
1000 = jakby granice dw6ch ty-
s%iqcoleci. DO drugiego ~tysiaco]ecia
~naszej cry, cd dni n~arodzenia sic
)eznsa ~Chrystusa pozostaje lat II,
liczba rdwna liczbic aposto16w. Cd
rohu 1887 do 1900 zostawafo 13-
t. W djabelski tuzin.........
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
Znlarli.
Artvsta-rnalar'z Al

Artysta-malarZ Antoni Cue
i, lat 80. Pracowaf pod
kierunkicm Matej i pod Brandt
TEN.
W}aScicicl ziemski z pow. No
wogrodzkiego, Otton Slizici il,
w So noku zycia.
Izaak G. o | d ma n, wlasciciel
drukarni, nicgdys nauczyciel b..
szko}y rabin6w, cz}owiek ulywaja-
cy W Warszawic og6lnego acu
ku, przezywszy lat IS Zmarly by}
ojcem znancgo pos}a galicyjskic-
go.
W Wilnic nauczycicl szk6} l.
gnacy J o ii $ k i, lat IS. W
Radomin Stan;s}aw J. G e !, "a
cny ~obywatel j z%as}uzony clio
wick.
Anna hr. Potocka, c6rka jene-
rala Miokosiewicza, synowa jenc-
raia ,,Stasia" Po~tockiego, VI. W
Warszawie l. ISIS, umar}a w kra-
kowie.
rs. KonradJ6zei Scibo o.
rowskl, proboszez W krzeszo.
wicalh, z~akomczy} zycie. U%rodzony
w I. ISL, hy4 W Rampant I. 1881.
wrociw>zy do domu, poswieci} SIG
stanOWi luchowncmu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

CENHOR Zwiazku Nurodowr.
90 Polsklego znicwolit Rad Cen
tr@Iny, IL tcnzc zawiesii " po-
step"wanic wzgledcm wykrcslcnia
re ZwIelku nowojorskiej grupy
o k o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
RACH R,adu Central.

ncgo wv qzkN Narodo~eso Pol,
chociat revnie IN, ctnie doklaany,
wzgIada jakby umNslnir, ute 10
ny by} W fofmIc, u!atu iaccj ziym
ludzlom pr2ypnanlo Zsiazkpwl
iatck. JUL tel Kr"rldlar,, TX VI
.lany pl",a, cnthnacrmi lag ami cnc-
pia sc togo rarhunkll. Snat gzl 60
wa'roba, Se jrmu sic lroche hi"
obcrnaio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
pominietym

RODAkOM pominietym W
%podanym rrzesliym numerze
sp,sio bag"rzy chicngoskich chet-
ME wyrzadzona krzy~de napra-
vimy, .jczeli dadsa nam dowod,
II rzcczywiscie maja ple"iadze.
Niech"J k"zdy z Mich przesle 5
dotarow do ZarzaiuS karbu Nuro-
donego i dostawl nam ma to kwit,
u zaraz najbl 3szym numerze
ttu-temi letcrami nazwiskn jego
wydruku jenny, By okaza6 ke dobry
wlarus i tfus.y we worku.