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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

fAnoo, Oak, Dec MIR Curmn, Of Bot
tincau, charged with being On accomplicc Ia
the recent smuggling Of opium, was brought
10 this city last night In custody Of Marshal
shaiiuck Curnn says that n man drove up
10 his house one evening witha load 81 goods
which acclaimed were his household effects
which he was Transporting 10 Denver lie
desired Cuuan 10 take his own team, haul
the goods 10 the depot, prepay the changes
"a Denver, and he would remain No the
farm tO allow his team Ia rest
and upon Cuffan's return from town would
rctuin for his family bring them 10 Iottin.
eau 10 proceed Ia Denver Mr. CurJn ns.
scnttd. The stranger repaid him and dc.
parted, Curan heard nothing more Of the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
cINcINNATrs FATAL FIRE.
A Fireman Killed and Several More or
Less Seriously Injured.

Loss bcrloualy injured.
CfNCINNAri, O., Dec. 22.-Thc IRE at l.. A.
Strobcl's picture frame mandatory. this
morning, not only caused an overwhelming
loss, but resulted In a disaster 10 the nrcmcn
that Is appalling. When Capt Bray Wa
lost In the building aud burned, Il was
hoped this would be the only casualty.
After the fire had been raging for some time,
a wall fell on the east side OF the structure
aud the frcmcn barely escaped In time
Then shortly aitcrwarl the north wall fell
outward. In front Of Il on lumber pile
were a number of iifcmcn, 10 whom oseape
was impossible and the brave men seemed
doomed 10 death. As soon rs the wall had
fallen other iircmen rushed In 10 rescue
their fellows, and soon extracted Fire.
men Morton, Anderson, John Flahcrty.
uGorge Bnshing and Thomas Hunt,
who were oil injured more or
hospital. Later fireman Davis aud John
McGurn were also rescued and sent 10 the
hospital. although their injuries were not
apparently serious. John White was also
injured. At the hospital Il was found that
Anderson and McGurn we're quite seriously
injured internally. Bushing was also badly
hurt The Others received painful but not
Serious wounds IL " thought that the fire
started IN the nth story IN small yarnish
room, and can only be accounted for on the
theory Of spontaneous combustion. AZ far
~ known there was no fire about tho esiab.
lishmont after . O'Clock. The building was
divided about midway by a brick wall. with
only two openings aud these closed by iron
doors. The fire was therefore confined 10 the
rear half, known ~ che old part OF the build,
ing. The goods In the front part however
are damaged By water
The salvage corps did most effective work
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
Proctor Euoir- p.lcr $40. 900.

LorryrLrE by, Dee. -. Sam bryant
the owner ~ the crack thoroughbred Proctor
Knott said today itwny true that lnpmn
had offered s2i,uu1 and had been told that
$4,000 wa, the price Of Knott but hc had
heard nothing further lie had nm inquiry
Tor Knots price coming from Nashville,
Icnn. but would prefer ~ sell h. llarrun.
q the horse would probably not then come
West next season. Come 10 Inw, though u
horc much Inferior "a Knott, would prphh-
bly, be- his entry for the Kentucky Derby
lie feared u Knott went into the Derby he
would be- unfit far iatrr WUrL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

in protecting fine paintings and other prop
erty from damage by water and smoke. The
front half of the building was not injured by
the loss very materially IL is now esti-
mated that the loss is from $4,000 to $780,
600 The insurance is not yet ascertained,
but will probably reach S75, 600. Reports
from the injured today say that al are doing
very well except George Bushkamp mot
Bushingl who is supposed to be fatally in
Jured, relief fund for the families Of the
unfortunate iircmcn has already been started
by an evening paper.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
OBITUARY.
seorge %. Russell.

CLEyELAND, o., Dec. 22-Gcorgc IT. Rus.
sell, Secretary and Treasurer Of the Bee Line
Railway died this morning u rheumatism.
at his residence, No 1884 Euclid avenue
lie was born In Adams, JoIcron County.
y. Y, February ~. 1871 lie entered the
railway service February l. 1857, ~ Socro.
iafy Of the Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cincin.
natl, now tho Bee Line road, and never soy.
cred his connection with H. Since tsG2 he
has been uninicrruptcdly both H. Secretary
aud Treasurer Ills last illness was pro.
tructcd and uaiuful
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

'nitA'n. W., dec. -. -'oupor Assembly
No 49, II the knights ~ Labor ~ this city,
has Withdrawn from the organization aud
has formed q branch of the United Brother
hood ~ the Coopor ~ North America
This assembly b. mndc up largely of barrel
makers IN the packing house district and ~
the one which made The iIrhi Tor eight hour,
~ DAYS work u day pr two ago They
claim Ito influence oi General Master Work.
man lONdrrly was thrown against them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
". %. Needy Acquitted.

IoFNNV1nIVHTC OI Tho NVVf1T
llluNANpJ, Miss, Dee. 2l.-rhc case " the
State ~ Mississippi w. W. H. MOODY,
charged with the murlcr II ~ T. Wcsson In
this county In January, was tried In the r..
cult Court here this week. Judge Greer of
Memphis aud the Hon. 4 = buchanan. of
this bar, with District Attorney =. ! Slack.
represented the state The Hon l. u Urlr,.
by, NJ Scnntobin Miss, appeared unn~istrd
Tor the defense. The jury returned verdict
Of not guilty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

stranger or the affair until informed by an
officer that he was charged with opium
smuggling, lOj pounds Of opium having been
discovered inthc boxes he had shipped.
Currnn has testimonial signed by all the
business men of Bottiucau setting forth his
good character 1t is said, however, that the
revenue officers have damaging testimony
against him
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
Tho Manitoba Railroad question.

WiNlrrg. Man, Dec, 21-rhcro il great
rejoicing here over the news Just received
from Ottawa that the supreme Court Of the
Dominion las given n decision In favor Of
the Province u Manitoba In the dispute
arising over the crossing 81 the Canadian ra-
cihc tracks The right Of the province TO
charter q railroad free from Dominion con.
troll, snNc ns a. plans ui crus.iug !, fully up
held, The decision Wa W. follows. ''iho
question referred a. ~ by the Il hlwuy Com.
miiicc ~ the friyy Council b. us tu whether
the provincial government Of Manitoba had
right a. Cnuct legislation authorizing the
Rcd River Valley Railway io crus, the Pom.
binh bmuch Of the Canadian Pacific rad
and The Manitoba & southwestern bmnch VI
the Canadian Pacific. IN answer a. said
question, this court having heard counsel 10
both sides, BE- unanimously Of the opinion
that aid statute uf Manitoba is valid aud e..
lcciual, 20 us a. confer authority on Railway
Commissioner Yin sHid statute NJ Manitoba
mentioned, a. construct railway a. the
Portage extension Ut the Rcd River Valley
Railway crossing ihc Canadian Pacific Rail.
way the Railway Committee NJ the priyy
Council iirt approving ~ the mode aud
place 81 crossing and ilrst giving their diroc.
lions us t0 the matters mentioned iu See
tiUns 10. i15 and 10 " the railway act"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
Tho nc,. nr.EAn. Adam. nnrlrd.

Special lHp 'irh nIhc Appeal
JACkaoN, Miss, Dec 22.--Thc funeral II
the Rev Dr. =. A. T. Adam. who died ~
suddenly here yesterday afternoon, took
place from the Methodist Church this after.
noon and was largely attended bishop q
~ Galloway OBLIGATED The remains we're
Inferred IN the city Cemetery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

ruurrnu, Pn., Dec. - The fast line on
the Fan Handle rad which lcit here NJ
iljo'rlpck last night ran into freight
train near lakewood. Pa, wrcokng the en-.
rinc, postal car and one freight car Fire.
man w. T. Barker ~ This city, was caught
in the wreck and crushed a. death. The
engineer saved himself by jumping None
u the passenger coaches were wrecked aud
the occupants escaped with q severe
shaking M
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
A ,nnni, s,fr nnhhra.

Special plspaicih 20 The Appeal
JAcKsoN, Miss, Dec. 22.-Satc Treasurer
W t. Hemingway received a telegram rom
4 y. Yates, Treasurer Of Ncshoba County
stating that The safe containing the county
money had been broken open aud rubbed OF
IT, contents the robbers receiving among
other things school warrants amounting 20
$500. lie asks the Treasurer 81 cash NO var
rants from bis county.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
IN. u,.,,,a..I.eh..,r,sh,

sN fH,soi-uu Cal, Dee. - II Joe Ne.
AulIfc wins the coming FIGHT with Jackson,
the Australian champion, the California
Athletic club will bnck him against tho
world Tor purse u $1,000 Barney Farley.
trainer nnd hacker, has put up
1850 a. guarantee Tint McAulilc will
keep bis engagement McAulinc has great
confidence he his ability a. whip Jackson
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
Tho VIM. - rorbc. rnliuro.

nouoS Mas, Dec. 22.-Thc committee
appointed 10 investigate the failure of VIM.
u Forbes president Of the National Bank
NJ Redemption reports the lhbllitc, ~
tNl,OU and the assets $1,000 The com.
miiioc bns been unable Ia ct uu offer NJ vet.
Element from Forbes. and further time has
been granted him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
shot aud KILLED re, p.,s,,..

NonRisrows Pa, Dec % Mrs. Kowilski,
OF Post Kennedy was shot and killed by
her daughter at their home this morning
The daughter picked up revolver which a
peddlcr had LEFT at the house aud playfully
pointed The weapon at her mother wien Z
was discharged, and Mrs Kowilski fell
dead. The Coroner IL making an inycsugn.
ton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
Representative Forney Bct,er.>

specinl Dispatch IN The Appeal
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-Rcprescntative
Forney, of Alabama, who has been III at his
residence in this city for some time past,
has 50 far recovered his health as to be able
TO be out again. He took advantage Of the
beautiful weather today aud paid visit to
the city Of Baltimore.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
o'FERRELL THE MAN
To Lead the Democracy 20 Victory In
the Next State Election.
.munLnl nl.nIIrh 10 Ihn AnLnaI

Special Dl'p}ich 10 The Appeal
NAsnINoroN, Dec. p Tho friends Of
Representative o'Fcrrcl expect 10 make
him Governor Of Virginia 10 succeed GOV,
lee next fall. There j. going h. be- q hard
fight between The two parties f1r the Gov.
crnorship. The Republicans, with the pres.
ligc of national success. arc going 20 nut
forth a bold move 10 elect the uo,ernor 20
NJ "a open thc way 10 Republican success in
thc State IN ~. To meet this thc Democrats
feel the necessity OF putting up a man who
viii make The most vigorous canvass in their
behalf Mr. O'Fcrrclis friends are roInr Ia
make hard fight 10 get him the upm'na.
ton. and are already at work a. that end
lie las been nominated Tor Congress four
times 10y acclnmntion. At the last election
hls majority was increased 10 500. while
his old colleagues got in by such % close vote
that both Gen. Ice aud Mr.. Wise are threat
cntd with cOni,s.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

sure the nation from the perils of another
civil war, from any cause, and to promote
purposes fraternal, charitable, loyal and his
torical, in no sense partisan"
The order, il said, will consist, first, of the
men who were regularly enlisted or mus
tered in either of the contending armies dur
ing the war; second, OF the persons who
have reached a required age; third, of such
patriotic citizens as desire 10 contribute to
its success. One.half all admission fees and
fixed dues from members TO go to a building
fund TO be used, first, for the erection of the
Memorial building until completed, and then
for the creation of the War Museum and Lii
brary. II is not proposed TO ask Congress
Tor anything more than perpetual charter,
permission TO erect the building upon one
OF the public reservations and one copy Of
the books sent by publishers to the Congress
Library. II is anticipated that every State
in the Union will, in behalf of the men each
sent 10 the armies contributo literally
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
He Says 1t Must be Solved by the
Southern People,
1t Will be Unfavorably Affected by
Pressure From Without.
Tho National Congress Can Only
Interfere in Federal Elections.
His Recommendation VIII Pave a Way
TO Genuine Publication of the
Long Quarrel Between the
North and the South.

The following is from The pen Of Mr., Geo.
c, Gorham late Secretary Of the United
states Senate, and will be read with addi.
tional interest by those Of rm ArrrALs
readers who read last sunday what he had TO
say about Blaine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JAogsoy, Tenn, Dec. p Since the Duck
llill train robbery. last saturday night the
Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad has armed their
crew on nll the passenger trains with Win
chester repeating rifles.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
Plans of tennessee Republicans.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The recent dispatch
to The APPEAL giving details of the DISPOSE
ton to be made by the Republicans excited
much interest among the Tennessecans here
at the Capitol. Gen. Butler admitted that it
was the purpose of the faction to which he
belonged to have only the decent element of
the party in Tennessee represented under
Gen. Harrison and keep the Houk faction
In the back ground. at will be our policy, ."
SAID he, TO allow the Republicans of Mem
phis and Nashville, and OF othcrplaccs where
they have a Representative in Con yrcss of
their own political complexion, to choose
the gentlemen TO occupy the offices i'm their
own localities Messrs. Evans aud Taylor
will not interfere in these places Mr.. lay
Tor has already promised Mr.. VIM. Roller
that he shall be postmaster mt Bristol but
II Is expected that he will find some difficulty
in carrying out his promise"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
Inauguration DimcnIiie..

NAsliiNGTON, Dec. 22.-ticn. Ordway
commander Of the District Militia, was
asked today whether there was a rule rcla-
tive 10 the escort OF the Prcsidcnt-elcct To
and the new President from the capitol on
Inauguration day, and whether such an es-
cort should be confined TO the regular army;
he said that lac knew Of no such rule. The
entire procession was the escort Of the Prcsi-
dent ON that occasion. Some years ago it
was the custom Tor the entire body To escort
the ircsidcnt-elect To the capitol and then
accompany him after he was sworn in on
his way 10 the White House. OF late years
the number Of bodies participating has been
- great ~ to make IL impossible for all To
act as M escort Ia the capitol. "a process
--siIs SIX or seven miles loug" lac added
could not be handled IN the space Of q
mile and half A. this feature
had To Ice abandoned, the question
arose What bodies should constitute the
escort There has been great deal Of dis
put over this point. one association claims
that II l. the oldest political organization in
the country. and therefore the honor oi the
escort should be assigned to H. Another
steps In with the claim that through IT,
efforts q certain State was carried which set
tied the election, and 20 10 gpcs. Finally. in
oTucr 10 aNold an disputes ANA ill-tctling, IL
was decided that the escort Ia the capitol
should bc confined 10 the Presidents troops,
which are, Of course the companies of the
regular army troops from the Marine Corps
and the District Militia Under this arrange
mcnt no organization could feel aggrcvcd
However,, the position Of the troops ia the
line aud their assignment for escort duty Ia
the Capitol j. something that Il determined
by the Chief Marshal. lie can adopt such
n coursc a. h. sees III, and ~ there i moth
ing 20 prevent the Indiana veterans from
providing the Chief Marshal assigns them
10 Tint duty
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-23
THE SP0ILS.
The Southern Republican Factions.
The Better Element In Tennessee
Determined to Win the Prizes.
A Southern Man Will Not Be Rec
commended for the Cabinet.
War To Be Made on the Carpet
Bag Glasses of the South,
And Only the Decent Republicans, who
Can Advance the Interest of the
South, Are Wanted as ONCE
Holders-A Plan for Peace.
speoIal Dispatch to Tho Appeal.

nPtVhl blsphtcn 10 inc Appeal
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-There is one thing
I've committee of Southern Republicans of
the House are going to undertake that they
think of vital importance to the party in the
South. They want TO eliminate the CARPET
baggers from the party, or as one Of the
members put II in conversation today turn
down the men who hang about Washing
ton as professional" Southern Republicans.
They believe the success Of the party de-
ponds upon their ability to clear away the
suspicion that the men who went South
just at the close Of the war merely to get
what they could out oft, and never had any
sympathy with the people are to be at the
head Of affairs. "What we want" said this
gentlemen, sis to get men who can be Re.
publicans without coasing TO be Southern
men. Men who can advance the interests,
and advocate genuine Republican princi-
pies, retaining the respect of their people
and remaining in sympathy with them
We want those men who think with us to be
able TO work with us We want to
make converts among the best people in
the South and TO build up our country"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
ME jest pisane jego rska. Os-
tatni numer Gasety hatolickiej

ME jest pisane jego rska. os-
tatni numer Gasety hatolick'ej
potwierdza tylko, il p. Smulsk'
ME dziafs IA wiasna VIOLA, lecA
jest ~nieczuta lalka, Z ktora funaa-
torzy Gazety Katolickiej wystwa-
%rzuja, co i'm sic zywnie podoba.
Lepiej byliby zrob'li, gdyby zamiast
wznaw,ac ktotnie, byli napisali po-
winszowsnio Ojcu Swietemu z o.
kazyi Jego 80 jubileuszu kapfahst-
wa. Zaniedbaniem tego wystawili
sobie ssisdctwo, ie ME taey oni
gorliwi katulicy, jak sic chefpia W
tytuiach swoich gazet.
DO La Sale panu &. Zy-
czeniu Panskicmu co do sk}adki
stanie sic zadosyt "a tydzieh.
-Wrosenie Z pobytu 20 Chicago
ze wzmiankami o Wojcieehowle,
Bridgporcie, south-Chicago, Stanis-
fawowic beda W ma blizszym nu-
merze ,je1eli stanistawowskie prosz.
Xxi przestana skutkowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
KOLEJ BURLINGTON

Kolej Chicago, Burlington i
Northern, znana w Stanach Pot
nocno-Zachodniach jake Burling-
ton, jest dziefem najwiecej udosko-
nalonym W dziedzinie budowci ko-
lejowych, prawdziwcm cudem
terazniej szych czasow.
Pred sierpn!em /. 1856, mia
sta / wsie wzdluz wschodnich brze-
gov g6rnej rzeki Mississippi, mar
ny woody iywot, niby przystowio-
wy Rim Van Wrinkle; postep osta-
Mich lat 30 ma ME oddziatai ma ME.
W powyzej podanym mleslacu bu-
dowa kolei Burlingtohskiej costa
Ia rozpoczeta, ! W dw6ch latach
juz }aczy}a miasta rzecznc 2 Chi
cago, st. Louis, st. Paul, Minnea-
polls, Omaha, Kansas City, Peo-
ria, a TEN samem z wszystkiemi
x!own,cjszemi miastami Stanow
Zjednoczonych. Utworzywssy no
wa, malownicza droge Z St. Paul
i Minneapolis, bliznieca sto!ica
Pofnocnego Zachodn,-do wieIkich
Mast ma Wschodzie, PolLdniu /
Potudniowym Zachodzie, zJednafa
sobie cd razu ~kyczliwe wzgledy
p%ublicznosci. Pytajcie sic waszego
agenta kolejowego luh piszcie do
". j. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass.
Agent 1.-The Burlington" St.
Paul, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
Cd REDAKCYI.
Nies1 usZnie posadzajs

wsciubscy chicagoscy p.
Fran Ska Draz-
k k lego z Winony o
mieszanie sie do redakcyi VIA
rusa, Pan Drazk o " s k i
ma pod swoja piecza .jedyn:e
kase Waruso, pisanie arty-.
kulow zas powierzyf Zarzad
wcale innym osobom.
DO ID y brow y, kr6l
Polskicm komedya, znajac au.
tora, chetni bysmy przyjell, 'ecz
ME ~jcstcsmy ~joszcze W stan'e, pia-
oiG zamiejscowym wspotpracownl-
kom.
.Aqentomi do Grand Rapids:--
Lista ~aboneut6w, q wyszczogolnic-
niem. lie klo winien, niebawcm
bedzic n~adcs'anp. Dosiego roku.
%nawzaicm, chocia& p cost fe s.
,um.
Ia thicuao: Czeslnwa spotka'
la podobnn kara, .jak sp. ks. Mel
cusznego. - Wrzokome odwoianit
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
AGATON GlLLER.

Chicago His. 3ogo Grud. 81. I
szan"wna Redakcyq 'lrra-
SIAM uprzejmie o podan'e ma
stepujacego oznalmlenla Ma
ostatniem poslodzemu iowa
rzystwa A tona GILL e,
ra No |. W Chicago zcstal o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
Smutna %wiadomosG

Dnia 96 grudnia nadszcdf tn
telegram Z Chicago, donoszacy
Barbarze Strycel, IL jej syn Pc
pierwszym mezu, Andrzoj Szkodro-
wski, poni6s} ciezkle uszkodzenie
cielesne. Zyciu jego zagraza ME-
bezpieczenstWo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05

wznosi sic ronad wszystkiinne iloscia iua ]osladtyvh u,
osiedlaiacych sic nowych udnikow. Tam to nsmierha sic D
ola grocernik6w, kowalu, tynarza, rymalza !nnych przrnm
- y i" nalwaAnle!S1e, % Ola mtodzieky, ktora W wyol
powN2zel kl"sztor7r heIzi"lq ma ludzi swiatlych ksztallc
f"rmrfI: l"< tam za,eszkaIi zaprasaaja swych p zyiaio
Jtomych, "zeb " p#zNbyli ic odvicdzid, przekonali sic naocz
$40 r'}Iy n'ch; prey Gym nnjp:erwszym klasztorzv pos
Sa szk"ds Po'sNa " AmNce; = PREY plqknych nuwoba
kos&l"fnch, l" "sledlenle TEN zmnota, sctki juz odbudo1
wyrh d"mow o drug'e lrxecie razy lyle. Ziemi jest tam
najpleknesza najwiet.a kolonija polska " Amnrycc.
staneta d." so nowych Adynk6y. ~
hto chcc o ych stosunkach, blizej sic do sieS
e IIsze poo" . nh~ y do nizej podp1saneg", k'ory
o'a'h'@om' l ne ooslfyn oszcxe nabywcom, i tym co IA
ziem'e nabye :" kort,c >n~vi D MIN zostajat, za4o'a ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
brany nastepujacy tymczaso-

brany nastepujacy tymczaso-
wy zarzad.
Jan knietz wiceprezydent,
Jan Adamowski, Kasyer,
Wfadys}aw Pobihski, sekr. fin,
Stanis}aw Grochowski, sekr. prot.
Przyszle posiedzenia odbedq
sic regularnie, W kazdy lwszy
i Sci czwartek miesiaca odby'
wac, o godziuie wieczorem,
ma hall OBJ. I. Nalepinskiego
54a Noble sog Chapinul., ma
ktore wszyscy rodaey SO pro-
SZeni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05

Wns. -Formaanshi, story posia-
dat handel tandeciarski i zastawny
PREY zachodniej ? ulicy, kr6tko
pc Bo1em N%arodzenlu magic ulot-
nil sic z Winony, pozostawiwszy
z}ych upomnink6w noworocznych
be- liku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05

Rok biesqcy jest przestepny,
!. j. luty bedsie Mat " MIN dnl
90. Fanny ca wydaniu takich
latach najwiecej miewaja okazyi
do wyjscia "a MAJ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-05
POdziekOwante.-Ob "A

toni Katu}a z Winony radzi wszy-
stkim druchom Polakom, zyjacym
W ~ma}zenstwie, ably W przypadku
s}abosci swych ION uzywali tylko
pomocy akuszerki PAM Scholasty-
XII Pufalskiej, ktorej dziekuje
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swojej w}asnej %ma}zonki, W bar
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