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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12

i Burak6w. Woda szfa z niesfycha-
na %szybkoscia. We wszystkich po-
mienionych wioskach domy mie-
szkalne i budynki gospodarcze, Z
wyjatkiem kilku po}ozonych ma
wynios}osciach, zosta}y zalane. Ca
}y folwark p. Patza W 1omian-
kach stoi w wodzie. Okofo sto
sztuk inwentarza zginelo; ocalony
zas, koczujac ma wynioslejszych
miejscach be- dachu i pozywie-
MIA, marnieje. P. Patz zmuszony
by4 postawit $50 sztuk byd}a ma
s%zosie, obory BOWEN zupe}nie So
zalane. W}asciciel komianek W
przybllzonem obliczeniu podaje
w}asne straty ma sumo kilkunas-
tn tysiacy rubli. straty w}oscian,
tax kolonist6w jak t. wv. komor-
nik6w, w czterech wspomnianych
wioskach wynosza powazna sumo.
q Pu}aw (Nowej AleksandryD
pisza, re poczawszy cd Sandomie-
RIA az do samej Parchatki wszyst-
kie niziny ma prawym brzegu Wi
sly ulegfy zalewowi. q ~miejscowo-
sci tych najwiecej u%cierpia}y wsie
nastepujace: Kepa Wa}owicka, Bill
skowice, Kepa SieciecAowska, Opo-
ka i Janiszew w Janowskiem; Ke-
pa Piotrowihska, Rach6w, Jozefow
i Zast6w W powiecie pu}awskim.
Mieszkahcy wsi Wdlka ChotecAa.
dzieki wa}owi ochronnemu, ktory
w}asnym wybudowali kosztem
skrzetnem staraniem bronili pod.
czas tegorocznego wy]ewu, zadnym
stratom w polach, chatach i dobyt'
ku ME ulegli. Ia to ma tym sa'
mym brzegu ulegly %zniszczeniu
mfvny we wsi RochotnIca. zbudo-
wane ma rzece kamionce. Ten san
los spotka} takze m}yn we VS.
Vodka Profecka pod Pu}awami
zbudowany ma rZece Kurowce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
Kawalerya Polska
" sqsiedztwie Winony.
Pine Creek, s kwietnia, IS r.
Szanowny Maisterku!

Szanowny Majsterku!
1 nv kawalerzy z Pine Creeku,
" 6lad 20 kawalerami Chicago,
zwofaIlsmy hitting W dniu s
kwietnia, w sail OBJ. %Jereczka, l
zostafa zorganizowana grupa Zwiqa-
zku Kawalerow Polskich, ktora Wy
s}a4a deklaracya do Zarzadu W La
Sale, ILL.,, W dniu 8 go kwietnia
1881.
Urzednikami zostali wybrani.
August Wejer, prezydentem, ia
k6b Loszek kasyerem, Andrzej
CierZan sekretarZem.
Il szacunkiem
4. CGerzan, sekretarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
Z Konina donosza, re pomime

Z Konina donoszaa, re pomimo
- stopniowego mrozu Warta gwal-
townie przybiera. Poczta, tabryka
Rajmunda, sk}ady drzewa, r%zezal-
MIA i Pociej6w stoja pod woda. Il
wielu dom6w mieszkahcy sic wy
prowadzaja. Przedmlescia zalane.
Galley droga telegraticz-
na otrzymujemy wiadomosc, re so
wsi zachodniej Galicyi stoi pod wo-
da. Prawie wszystko byd}o i "a
pasy ~zywnosci So stracone.
Rzeka Prosna wyla}a i zala}a
dolne czesci miasta kallsza. Gaia
okolica mad ta rzeczka znacznie
przez powodz ucierpi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12

.owa gwiazda ma swej swiatfoscl
juz tract a ME zadfugo zupefnle
zniknie z horyzontu sklepienia.....
Nowo Yorskiego W bezdennosci
szpekulacyi amerykahskich.
Moglibysmy %jeszcze wspom-
nice Nowo Yorskiemu astronomo-
wi o b}ednem jego. badaniu ciaf
niesta4y c h, lecz baczni ma
dane s}owo honoru pred naszym
wyjazdem w daleki Zachdd, %jestes-
my zmuszeni zaniechat dalszego
rozpisywania SIG W tel materyi,
zmieniajac zarazem tres6 naszej
korespondencyi, ma podziekowanie.
Ot6z, Szanowni Czytelnicy, jak
VAN wiadomo, ma dniu IL Marca
.SS L. nasi Rodacy zamleszkall w
Sturgeon Lake, ma zgromadzeniu
W Ketke River, raczyli mnle OBJ
darzyG SVEN zaufaniem, obleraJac
mnie jednogFosnie assesorem. re
.atoli 6w urzad wymaga poreczenle
W kwocie 500 dolar6w, mic zatem
dziwnego, IL zaraz zacz4fem SIG
krzatac, by znalezt bondsmana.
Pierwszym, ktory mi wpad} ma
mysl, by} p. sleszyhski. = Mysle
sobie: prawda, pan sleszyhski to
bardzo dobry moi przyjaciel. Pre-
ciez on az do st. Paul jezdzi} ma
sejm, by wyrobit mi tax u Cen
FORA, jake tel u Majstra cd VIA
rusa reputacya s~kohczonego p1]aka
i zarazem serdecznego przyjaclela
jego w dziesiatym %pokoleniu szwag-
ia. Mysle sobie zatem - ten y
pewnoscia ME wacha}by sic i chwl-
Ii, by mi W osiqgnieciu mel posa-
dy dopom6dz (czytaj:przes1kodzlc).
- Ale to tylko biada, " poslada
dwie natury: jedna by chclafa, a
druga ME moze.
szukam zatem dalej. wei
90! - juz 90 mann! Pan 1gnacy
Sliwinskiej-PawEowskiej. Och, ten
Y pewnoscia, Z Gala energia swo]ego
pieczeniarstwa i ca}em wylanlem
swego czarnego charakteru i swe-
mi moznemi a mic ME znaczaceml
wplvwami staralby sic mnie wy
wyzszyc wysoko wysoko - tax
izbym nogami gruntu dostac ME
m6gl Boje sic przeciez, by przez
ten czas pieczeh ME ostygfa,
szukam dalej.
No, mysle sobie do stu pier
nik6w, jezeii ten juz ME moze, te
Mkt chyba ME potrafi: Jasn1e Wei
mozny pan Baron I. E. Jerzma
nowski. Mia}em przeciez przyjem-
nose widzenia go razy kllka ma re
braniach i s}ysza}em jego do gteb
serc rozczulajace mowy. Bedaa'
atoli wewnetrznie przekonany, i
Jasnie Wielmozny pan Baron mycl
praktykq, a ME rozumem wyroblo
nych zdan ME podziela, mysle So
bic: Ten m6glby, gdyby chcia}, all
pieczen sledz i dliura w moscle S;
pierwszymy przybocznyml ]eg'
adjutantami, CT zas SO najwleksze
mi nieprzyjaco}ml konarzysto"
precz wiec Z t2 mrzonka!
Wreszcie zabra}em przesfan,,
mi do wype]nienia arkusz Z urze
du powiatowego, i ME n%amysla]a
sic d1ugo, p%ojecha}em do Mlnnea
polls i tam uda}em sic z prosb
do tego tax przez Wschodnlc
Medrc6w nienawidzonego prze'
ladowanego Cenzora wv. Mar, Pc
(Dokohczenie nastapD.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12

odgra2af sic, il Wolkowicza
no3em za3ga, albo z%astrzeli,
by sic ozenic z .jego iona, kto-
ra szaleaie kocha. Wolkowicz
tel cd chwili przyaresztowa-
MIA go twierdzit, il zabif
Boihskiego w obronie w}asne-
go zycia; uskar4af sic tel ma
Zone, il mu ME zachowywafa
wiernoscl mafzenskiej.
Ma diva dni pred wykona-
MEM wyroku wyslano z Will
kesbarre do gubernatora Bea-
yer W Harrisburg, Pa, prosbe
o ufaskawienie skazanca, opat-
rzona 5000 podpisami, pomie-
dry ktoremi figurowa}y naz'
wiska wielu godnych dam z
miasta. Wszelako gubernator
wobec faktu, ze Wolkowicz
obrabowaf Boihskiego j zabraf
mu zfoty 1ancuszek, ME mogf
sic zdecydowac do zatrzyma-
MIA biegu sprawiedliwosci i o.
%statecznie podpisaf rozNaz ma
powieszenie Wolkowicza.
Gazety wilkesbarskie w o.
statnich dniach bardzo zajmo-
wa}y sc tym nieszczesliwym.
Sunday Leader 4 Sunday Meus
Dealer um'escify nawet wize-
ruuki sk~azahca, jego niewier-
nej Tony i sIicznej 81 roku Ii
czqcej coreczki.
Il BEAVERDAM, Wis, ma.
pIsal %. MARGIN Pioskowski,
czfowiek bez wstydu i zasad
moralnych, korespondencya do
gazety p. D yniew a
w llchem swietle przedstawia'
.jaca tamtejszq polska parafa
Rodacy z Beaverdam byliby
mu moze ME odpowiedziell.
gdya aale podobnej osobistos.
ci u ludzi zna]qcych jego sa'
mego st5suaki, ME mog;
mice zadnego znac2enia, an.
zna)ezc prawdy, wszelako cho
dzi tutaj publicznosci o obro
ne czci dwoch ludzi, ktorycl
nazwiska Pioskowski pod swc
jem postawi1, a ktorzy o tie
korespondencyi nc ME *iedz'
i gfosno przeciw niei protestu
ia. Ami kasyer parafialny P
NeumaE, ami sekretarz B4kow
/. ski ME podzielaja zdan uwag
5 podanych przez Pioskowskle
go W korespondencyi z l
i marca, i %bynajmniej O dobr
parafii ME lekaja sic tax, ia
i. praw1ziwy j iedyny korespol
dent. Aczkolwiek kosc:of m
d]ugi, to te W krotkim czasi
-! beda zap}ucone, chocby iPio:
4 xowski sam Eic ME dat; Dc
brzy wiarusy i prawowierr
? kato]icy ME poskapia swyc
ofiar i pieniadze sic skolektu
ia.
; Do ksiedza Barahskiego m
e para6a 1ylko ten 2al, Re
push ia, ME uprzedziwszy n
. kogo o swych zamiarach. B!
}, liby mogli wczesnie postara
! sic 0 innego ksIedza, a terra
; chodzic musza do kosciola MI
+ miecko katolickiego, dopol
> ME dostana innego polskieg
). proboszcza.
WV FW WTSIV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
Szczes;c Boae dalej!

Szczesc Boze dalej!
GtoSnyna, a ME sfawnym, ma
zywa Polak 10 Ameryce kom-
pozytora i pianiste' Artoniego
Kqtskieso, ktory uiedawno da-
wal koncert W Grand Rapids,
Mich. Prawdopodobnie tam
ma Wschodzie ME faskawi ma
niego, 2e swoja opera Sultan
Zanziboru narobif panu Jerz-
manowskiemu lyle kosztow .
nadto go s~kompromiLowat.
Ma ~WIELKANOC, W dru-
gle sweto, pobili sic W Will
kesbarre, Pa, robotnicy polls
~ i sfowaccy z policya. Poll.
cyan Nolan sm!ertelnle zosta}
zraniony. Pieciu robotnik6w:
Ludwlk Mazinski, Saucepan
Lorysz, S. S1uch, F. Szurc !
Mlchaf Aglow okropne odnios-
TO RAINY, tax II 2yciu ich gro
ii niebezpieczehstwo: Dwudzie-
stu innych lzejsze odniosfo
RAINY.
JOZEF MACA w st. Paul,
Mimi uzyskaf W dniu 7 b.
m. nominacya ma aldermana.
ZdobyI 5S7 gfosow, podczas
gdy 266 g}osow pablo ma
Nlemca Potmana a l04 na
Niemca Manke.
u WOJCIECHOWA chica-
goskiego 5ardzo chwala tam
tej,za polska kapele Tow. Ry-
Gerry S I. Kaimirza, ksztaico.
ma przez nauczyciela Nagla.
Choci"z aopiero 3 mieslqce sic
ucz9, JUL niezle sic spisali w
kosciele ma Wlelkanoc.
KS. jest o.
becnie proboszczem W Ply
mouth, Pa.
DO KLAsZTORU POL
SKIEGO W Puiaskim swiez1
przybyIi z Europy OJeowit
Reformaci Sobocinski i Jeka
W BRYAN, Tex, obrany
zostaf nastepn]qcy homite'
k~osciol'-y: Ludwlk Wesiersk
[Louis Whit prezydent, M
Bonneville, wee PREF, Felix
Kapczynski kasyer, wreszcl'
Jan Borucki, Baltazar Lula
Karoj K%onieczny oplekunowi'
kasy. -Doniosl nam . tenn oh
Walenty Bujarski.
W Kan.
zakupili Polacy cztery Lofty POI
kosciof i PREY pomocy brac
z innych k%olopij szczesliwl
~zamyslaja budowy kosriofa dc
konaG. W WYANDOTTE Jaw
sze robcta TAX ]aten, jak z
me, ktora tam bardzo 1agodna
NoWY Y0RK.-Tragedy
, Nihilisci p. Chrostowskiege
!, ktorej przedstawienie oczek
wanem byfo d. 3 b. m. z ia
ka niecierpliwoscla, ME cost;
Ia odegrana i dopiero "a mic
siac mc2e uka2e sic nd scenic
Przyozynq tel zw}oki jest nag
}y zakaz policyi, poinformow'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
Sprawy biezace
W1iuras0wP olonusoow o6chod-Qce.

LAKE, Mimi.
dowiadujemy sic. &e Cenzor
Gryglaszewski Y Minneapolis
stawit kaucya "a p. Jozcfa
hsbeck'ego, wybranego ME.
dawno a>sesorem. Nadto wy
starai sic pan Gryglaszewsl<i
ola p, tab4cAiego o agenture
sprzedaay gruntow KompAnii
koleiowej, re stala. pensya
$3.50 rocznie, tudzie3 0 roc2-
ny tykiet wolnej jazdy. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
J. J. HOF
ll9 w. Water str.
WIS.
Kto madrzejszy
n AP OIL EON
ERE I

- TAX pytam sic was, ku-
motrze, kt6remu z tych dw6ch me-
a6w Pan Bog wiscej wlaf oleju do
bank?
- Ba, zeby to ia wiedziaf,
co to "a jeden ten Pereutka, boo
Napoleonie to zem slyszaI = ze
to ten sam, co to nasz general
Dqbrowski pod MIN %wojowaf.
- A wiec powiem ci, lie Pc
reutka to bohater cd kopyta, ma
wszystkie boki kuty, kt6rego buty
i robota znakomita, jak Boga ko-
chant
- Jezeli o tym nova, to Ma
poleon ami sic omy} do niego. CO
do rozumu, DO W leciutkich kama
szach postal Francuz6w W mo
skiewskie mrozy i sniegl, gdzie
nieboraki pomarzFy i pada}y jak
muchy, a PEREUTKA juz Jaw
czasu zaopatruje wiarusdw i ich
familie W obuwie ma zine.
- Racya, zc ten PEREUT-
KA to diabelnie madra gfowa;
warto sobie zapisa6 jego adres
czy wiecie gdzie on mieszka?
- Abo to ME? Wszak W ma
Sym winonskim WIARUSIE co
tydZien stoi:
FIR. PEREUTKA
HANDEL BUTOW
cor. 4h & Cusimon0
70 domu Oh. Ku6aka, obok
polskiego koic,ota 20 Winonse.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-12-21

81 tbe hace OF Lie Our colorpd moo
pie would DO well to ponder The question i,
competition in the various pursuits Of life
The white race is gradually taking the nlsees
70 various sections Of the country. which we're
formerly exclusively fle4 hF -aI.e.A esr,3e
According TO a coiored speaker in the cnnrse
Of an address delivered a shsrt while siuee AZ
Chckeripg Hall, in New YorS City. diser;ni.
ration ia being made against his race in mat
city Fashion is doing away with the eoIor.
Ell roachman, the cOlored barber has diam
peared fiop that city, the Engllshman wears
he walters apron in the hotels and restap-
rants, the freshman Yields with artistic grace
The vhitewash brush, and the alm9ned.sscl
Nongolian peeps over the wash tub where once
the darksys face alone was seen The speaker
attributed the change in the condition Of the
coloaed people in that city to the fshion,bi.
whims Of those who employ servants. but hi.
is not true. IT is due 20 the fact that CONNIE
ti;ion ia the various pursuits Of life Is becop-
ing more rigorous and in that competition tb.
white man proves himself superior To the col
orcd man BY performing his work more salts
factory, and consequently, outstrips the color 3
man by getting a monopoly Of the ern,laq-
ment IN the lower walks Of life. Persons en-
ploy those only who give satisfaction. a,d
who prove themselves reliable and trustwor-
Thy aud the colorcd people Of our country must
devote themselves with redoubled effort TO
their Improvement if they would keep mn In
tile contest with The white race The New
York sun in commenting on this subject wise
Iy sys In the old days some Of the most
admirable servants possible we're colored. ana
possibly for a time those who maintained their
prestige in the North were relics, direct, or in-
direct, Of that hygone time. Now that those
old traditions have worn out, tho negro Of to-
day must start afresh aud equip himself with
the learning and qualities which are required
Of Others if he wants to succeed. Skill and
are the two indispensable
qualifications for occupation Of all sorts and
those must be attained and cultivated in the
first degree if would stand the competition
that is constantly being made keener aud
brought to a higher standard Of required ex-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-12-21
Death Of Joseph A Wilson

Dcdtn 90 JOSepH " llSOH ~ learn
+ from the Baltimore Sun of Tuesday last Of the
Heath of Mr. Joseph A Wilson, at his home
near Prince frederick, Calvert county, from
typhoid pneumonia Mr. Wilson was counsel
in case and made an argument before the
court at the November term, in this county. -
At that time he was suffering with a severe
cold and it was with much difficulty that he
conducted his case Immediately upon his re-
turn home; be was compelled 10 60 to bed. in
consequence of his illness, from which he
never arose Mr. Wilson was among the
most prominent lawyers Of Southern Mary
land, aud was identified with the Democratic
party. He was born September 70, 1881, and
was educated at Dickinson College, gradual
ing in 1850. He was admitted to the oar in
1852, and in 1856 was elected to the House Of
Delegates In 1860 he was elected State 5
Attorney for Calvert county and reelected
serving four succeeding terms In 1876 he
was "A candidate for the Senate, his opponent
being Nathaniel Duke Republican. Mr..
nake was returned elected, but Mr. Wilson
contested his seat and a new election was or
dered at which he was succsssful He took
his seat in january, 1873. He married Miss
Sellers daughter of cx-Congressnan A. r.
Sellers who survives him. Mr. Wilson leaves
two sons and two daughters. The sons are
Joseph 5. Wilson, of the Marlboro bar, an
sellers Wilson, Of Prince frederick.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-12-21
Colonel Wilmer Alta meeting 0

Colonel Wilmer Alta meeting on We'd
nesd4y last III Baltimore, the line officers OF
the FIRST Regiment, NJ. ~ e., unanimously
elected Captain L Allison Wilmer Lieutenant
CoIopd OF the First Regiment. Captain viii
mcr has had considerable military experience
and Is regarded by military men as one of the
test taeuciaus in the state. In 1870 be was
m!or and military Instructor at st John 5
College, Annapolis, and during his residence
in Baltimore was captain Of Company /, Fifth
Regiment For the past two years he has
commanded the Howard Rifles in this county
Aud by strict enforcement Of military rnes
and rigid discipline, has succeeded in gaining
splendid reputation throughout the State
for that command The officers and men viii,
miss hin, but at the same time will be pleased
70 learn Of his promotion A captain aud one
lieutenant will have to be elected in the How
ard Rifles to fiji the vacancy caused by the
Promotion of Captain Wilmer We lender to
the gallant Colonel congratulations for his
deserved advancement.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-12-21

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hson to g. j. Chappr'eer 4 Son; c'nsl IRA
'''h' 9t'. Ernest y. herbert 70 homN .
tough agent CONSIDERATION 20. P"@u'
johnson to "m' J' Bnfeh' consideration
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-12-21
How to Save Money The problem

How TO Save Money The problem with
every one is 70 save money We've no P1t.ut
plan 70 suggest; no 'new-G,uged notion tc
ohtr-hut an emincuily practical one to pre-
sent TO our readers, whereby they can effect
this desirable object; and that is Read care
fully the advertisement of Ohem's Acme Hal,
in this issue Of the INoErENogSE and order
anything in the Clothing Furnishing and
Holiday line FROM this well known and re-
spousihc firm the largest clothing house in
Baltimore and the South Abundant salts
faction will attend your trading, and the dol
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spent aLyw here else
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-12-21

Is one which is guaranteed TO bring YOU sat
isflctorv results, or in case OF failure a return
OF purchase price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our advertised druggist bottle of Dr
Kings New Discovery for consumption. 1t is
guaranteed TO bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection Of throat, lungs or chest,
such as consumption, inflammation OF lungs,
asthma, whoopiug cough Group, &c.
II is pleasant and agreeable 70 taste, perfectly
safe, and can always he depended upon. Irlal
hotties free at W. W. Padgrtt's store.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-12-21

The Rain Storm ON WOnday
rain storm on Monday last dill considerable
damage in various section, Of the county. -
The Pope's Creek train on Monday evening
was unable to get down to the Creek, owing
to a washout near stones crossing and bad
to back all the way Tuesday morning TO
Bowie, before the engin. could be reversed on
turn-table. On Tuesday evening the train
nc,r the same point ran into ,ree whose
roots Mad been loo.enea bv ths besvy min.
fan and leaned far ovor tho t,.cl rdwhich
in the darkness could not he seer The
snake stuck Of The enoina and tho c,b vic.
3.us w.s bro.sr h,,c,-,u,,,o,, M o,o ,.,,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-12-21

Prince Georges Enquirer in its last issue en-
tered upon It's seventh year Uulcr the man
agement Of Brother Sa55ecr 1t viii continue to
grow IN the estimation Of the people Of South
ern MARY land and especially ofpriucc Georg. 5
county We congratulate the Enquirer upon
the success it has achieved aud wish for it
continued prosperity
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-12-21

sores ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
chapped hands, chilblanS, corns and all skin
erupuous aud positively cures piles, or no
pay required 1t is guaranteed TO give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
p Seats per box, For sale by W. W. Padgett
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-12-21
DorDvs ProDhylactic Fluid.

Use it in every sck-room VIII keep the at
mosphere pnre and wholesale; removing all
bad odors fro n any source. W.ll destroy all
disease germs, i4icction from all teyers and all
couagious diseases. The eminent physician,
J, Marion Sims, Of New York, says: II am
convinced that Prof Darbys Prophylactic
Fluid is IA most valuable disinfecant.h
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YEARLY RATES..

Married Mr. Charles Sinclair, Of ST.
Mary county, and Miss Elcnora Herbert Of
This county, were married at the Protestant
Episcopal Church in riccawazra by the Rev
Mr. Todd ON Tuesday last We tender con
pralnIAtIrns
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-Hs--sssst
LOcnt BreUfftes.
Is ycur turkey fat.

Il repr turkey al
/
''''' VI p''''' Ou' ''' "o'Ss
Inc days "ii' soon begin . lengihen.
Have you plenty. u 'gEsz~ fo- mt gv-rug.
Inc une mas again come icr the annual
swear on
People who do not talk about the weather
are genuine human curiosites.
Santa Claus has commenced 10 rio IN MI,
harness and see that his reindeer team is in
proper trim for travelling
-,
August next Get ready to Gil when the first
f-.eze comes
There is no county in the State that ba, ,o
Ca, c.i,,;o.Is ma Ia, -, -.
V"' Jun "''' NY sing IN
mate.
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Sale Of Enal EAtale.-I.

Sale Of Real ENtate.--Io!,n H. Mitchc'l
Esq, as Attorneyf1r G J K Hunt mort
~wmuwammuw II Use door, On raes-
day last arTlct Of lind the property Of
Samuel Queen, containing - acres tpr 1850.
Mr.. HUNT 'hemo7,sagee bought the property
a the same place on the soue lay, A. Po-cy
as Attorney q \ tue, mortgage, s'li a
tract Of land. called .,rom Br,wuer's Hon
esty, coHtA,uin- 1Ol acres 0t 500 Tia,
mortgage be,auc the purchaser
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A. E. HOWARD,
WRLL DIGGER { PUMP REPAIRER

NETILL do work as cheap as any one, and
w guarantee satisfaction. ANY commu-
nicatiou addressed to me at Pomonkey P. o {,
Charles county, will receive prompt attention.
aug 2O-lR
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fotaI AND QysonaI,

,rs- The Office o6He ISDEprsugsr has 5ses
f-notsd 70 hs tirsi foor ~ he N1sonic nm.
e'.ae3sateiy pPosns he Episeqpdi Church
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Ladies f.n"y scharfs, 25 soc. Lli'es mi
ties, l24 81, and 5jc Ladies mu! iahus
80 and 75c Ladies black scarf, % an
2 90. Ladies' embroidered silk shl vIrttrS
5 90. Ladies black cashmere shlS'; 2 40 =
Ladies coored cashm re shaw $, 30. Fancy
Glove, 5-hutton, opera shades, latlips. | 10
Gloves, kid, for misses, l 90 and . tilov-
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Esead This Twice.
BEWARE Of IMMITATIONS

Insist upon Dobbins' Electric Don't take
Magnetic, Electro'Nagic, Philadelphia Elec-
trio, or any other fraud, simply because it is
cheap They Will rulu clothes, and are dear
at any price. Ask for
Milford chronicle., 1888-03-02

ster), R. c. kirkpatrick tst. Augustine'a
Kilburn), S. D. Headlam, Frederick Hall
(Friern BARNETT, J. S. Jones (st Philips
clerkeuwelD, A. D. crake and E. Hall Of
Myland
There were considerably more than one
hundred floral wreaths and crosses sent as
tributes Of respect and affection for the de-
parted and some of them were very beauti-
ful. Amongst others were those ofthe Coun-
Gil of the c. Z. W. NJ. S, the Dean Of Dur
ham, Miss Houlditch, the Girls ''Chatterton''
Club. the Sisters of Father Lowder, Rev. G.
L. Kempe tOxford), Mr.. and Mrs. Baver-
stock, Mr.. H. Dewes. Mr.. W J. D. Meade,
Mr.. and Mrs R W. Major, Mr.. A. F. Norlh-
cote, Miss Green, H. r." Mr. A. Little
wood Miss H. Coleman, Mrs. Edwards, Hol-
born and Vantage Branches Of the c. Z. W.
NJ S, Lord Addington Miss A. Pedder, Miss
Foster, Girls Friendly Society ofSt Alban's,
&c
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Flow Man nia

If we know all the methods of approach
adopted by an enemy we are the better en-
abled to ward off the danger and postpone
the moment when surrender becomes inev-
table. In many instances the inherent
strength Of the body sufices to enable it to
oppose the tendency toward death. Many
however have lost these forces to such an
extent that there is little or no help. In
other cases a little aid to the weakened
Lungs will make all the difference between
sudden death and many years of useful
life. Upon the FIRST symptoms Of a Cough,
Cold or any trouble of the Throat or Lungs
give that old and well-known remedy
Boschee's German Syrup, careful trial. It
will prove what thousands say of it, to be,
he 'benefactor of any home" jan
Milford chronicle., 1888-03-02

poured out soon after An interval Of
about half-an-hour followed, and then the
procession was marshalled, in the follow
ing order -