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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-24

At the HAsnett House. SAVANNAH. Ca,
you get all the comforts Of tine high-priesA
hotels, and save fr0ra ; ] 10 50 per day.
JoHrndi.
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1t affords me great pleasure to testify in

It affords me great pleasure to testify in
regard to the merits OF Smiths Bile Beans
l was a constant sufferer from biliousness
and constipation until L began to use this
wonderful remedy. 1t is the best medicine
l know of and shall always recommend it
to any and all troubled with disorders of
the liver w. d. PoRTER.
Engineer Big Spring Ice Co.,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
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Administrative Sale.
By ]. Mclaughlin & Son.

On TUESDAY, 5th November. 1859, before the
Court House.
By virtue Of an order from the Honorable
Hampton i. Ferrill, Judge of the Court Of
Ordinary Chatham county, l viii offer for sale
at public cutlery, at the above piace and dabe
during the legal hours of sole,
tything, Decker ward, with the improvements
thereon, consisting Of a we'll COMMUNICATED 3-etory
brick dive ling, With good established stors
thereon, No. 170 Broughton street
Terms cash; purchaser paying for papers.
SARAH PEASE,
Administrative estate of Henry W. Peass,
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
NOR RENT. t46 Hull corner Whitaker; in
Il first-clasS order. Apply 70 i40 Liberty.
nor RENT. residence southwest corner Jones
4 and Abercorn. Apply 70 I'D F. NEUF-
VILE, 81 Bay street.
NOR RENT, two stores ON River street also
4 two large rooms suitable for storage, all
convenient TO Central railroad Apply 70
LOUIS p. HART, at Gorrie Ice Manufacturing
Companys
LNGR RENT, from October lst, dwelling No.
i ll3 South Broad street. Apply 10 l. W.
LANDERSHINE. Executor.
LNOR RENT, that desirable dwelling, No. ls2
Il state street. Possession given 1st No
vember. Apply to A. G. GUERARD
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Guardians Sale.
LaROcha & Mclaughlin,
AUCTIONEERs.

On TUESDAY, list October. 1889, at II o'clock.
before the Court House.
Under and by virtue Of an order granted by tho
Honorable Hampton L, Ferrill, Judge Of the
Court of Ordinary for Chatham county, win
proceed TO sell at the above mentioned time
and place. the following described property
OF DANIEL j. O'DoNAHUE, lnnatic:
All Of the one-sixth undivided remainder IN
tsrest Ia q certaip tract of land IN the CITY OF
savannah, Ca, being the eastern one-haif OF
lot 10 Carpenters row. and having a frontage
OF bS feet, more or less on East Boundary
street, and running back even with 20 feet.
more or Less. with improvements thereon, con-
sisting OF two houses, with outbuildngs and
other improvements, houses known as A and as
East Boundary street. near South Broad Sold
for maintenance and support Terms cash;
purchaser pays for papers
MARY o'DONAHUE,
Guardian Daniel j. O'Donahue
NoTE.-We wiz sell at the ahove time the
balance fiva'sixths remainder interest in the
above property.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
Administrators Sale.
C. H. DORSETT, AuctlOneer.

Under and by virtue OF an order granted by the
Ordinary OF Chatham county, we will sell for
distribution, at public cutlery before the door
OF the Court House of the said county of
Chatham, on TUESDAY the FIRST day Oh
october, 1850, between the legal hours of sale.
the following real property belonging TO the
estate OF ROBERT D. BOGART, late Of tbs
city OF Savannah and now deceased, namely;
All that certain lot of land situate and being
in the said city Of Savannah and said county
ON the south side Of Huntingdon street. knovfrl
on the map Of said city as lot number twenty
(SQ) Stephshs ward having front OF sixty-two
l6S) feet on said Huntingdon street and depth
to the lane Of one hundred and forty-one feet
and nine inches tlit feet inches); together
with the improvements said lot and the ap-
purtenances. This was the place of Residence
OF MIR. Bogart At the time of his decease. and "a
now that of his family.
Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles
B, A. DENMARK,
S. b. ADAMS,
Adm's est. of Robert d. Hoaart
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FOR SALE.
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE,

TNOR SALE, a splendid Weekly Newspanel
IL and Job Office In prosperous and growins
city in upper Georgia Has now a cash.ins
advance subscription list Of over 1000, ana d
fine advertising patronage from three cities
Is the county organ. The job Office VIII pay al
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new Gordon jobber. Everything In ofi&
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balance in one and two years A good man cd
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Address NEWSPAPER,
Care Morning News, Savannah, Ga.
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ST denotes trace OF rainfall.
Z. r. DENAIN. Observer Eignal Corps.
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Weather Forecasts

Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Rain, followed by clearing to-
ward evening.
Special forecast for Georgia.:
bAik Rain, with variable winds and
Jwarmer weather.
Comparison Of mean temperature at Savan-
nah. Ga. sept 3, 1889, and the same day for
eighteen years. Jc
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Maximum temperature. IS: minimum tenn
perature. 65.
The hight of the river at Augusta at 1888
o'clock a. u. Yesterday augusta timel was
SO feet-a fall of 03 feet during the past
twenJy-four hours
Cotton Region Bulletin for twenty-four hours
ending p, M, Sept %, 1889. 18th Meridian time.
DIsrRICTS. AVERAGE.
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rnIpIOYMRN,r 1YANrRn-

MAJ ANTED a position as stock cler * porter
w or anything in a wholesale or rctaii store
willing to make myself useful. G. s.. Morning
News.
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WE have secured from G. E. Suits 6 Co. tie
" sale of the hose Boquet Cheroots for this
city: they are well and favorably known here,
and are sold by many tobacconsts, druggists
and ROGERS. III. LAWNS ESTATE. Tele-
phone 81
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FOR SALE.

~ RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS and En-
" gines cheap AMI good GEO. h LOM-
BARD & Co, Augusta, Ca
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

LsoR RENT. two comfortable furniEhe afoofbs.
single or en- suite. with BATH rooms sfiet all
cold water attached. Apply at 95 Prstidsnt
street. 50aia "a - 500,
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KOntraktOr
i %budwniczy
M. III. SHANESY
225 w. Marke Str,

~SO w. SUI.
poleca sic Szanownej Pub]icznosc
do wykonania obstalunk6w ma blu
dowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10

(DokoHczcnie ia STRONGLY 4teD.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
uAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
S%eminaryum Polskie
w Detroit.

Dnia 6 Wrzesnia, W Semina-
ryum Polskiem w Detroit rozpo-
czeia sic ponownie nauka,
pred kt6rej zaczeciem alumni
odprawlll trzydniowe rekolekcye
pod przewodnictwem w. ks. Szu-
kala, Jezuity; poczem Najp. Bis
kup %miejscowy udzieli4 ~pasterskie
bfogos}awlenstwo i W piekne] pre-
movie przysz}ych lewitdw, kt6rzy
maja bye pracownikami ma polu
Bozem, zacheca1 do pilnego ko-
rzystania 7 prac szanownych pro-
fesorow. Uczni tych jake kandyda-
tow do stanu duchownego, jest
obecnie czterdziestu czterech i ma
uczycieli takze liczba zwiekszy}a
sic.
TAX wiec, .powazne starania
w. ks. Dabrowskiego, pomimo ty-
siqcznych przeciwnosci Bog dobry
pob}ogos}awi}. Ojciec sw. Papiez
bfogos}awiehstwo zatwierdzi}, BIZ
skupi amerykahscy uznali przysy-
}ajac swych alumn6w i koscio}
wkrotce bedzie miaf pomoc i po-
cieche, %poniewaz "a kllka miesiEcy
niekt6rzy klerycy juz beda wyswie-
cent ma kap1an6w.
PfACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
skiej W Warszawie.

Osoba piaroqodna- jak pisze
,,Czas" p~owroclwszy Krdles-
twa Polskiego, opowiada}a haste
pujace %zdarzenle, kt6rego by}a
swiadkiem. P%odr6zny, iadacy ko-
lela demblllska, wslad} do ME
w}asciwego pociagu. Konduktor
chce mu pomy}ke wyt}omaczy6.
Podrdzny powiada, re ME rozumie
pc rosyjsku, bedac Galicyi.
Konduktorowi pc polsku movie
ME wolno, wiec wszelkie porozu-
mlenie jest niemozebnem. Dopie-
70 w chwill, gdy juz pociag ma
odchodzic, powo}any ma pomoc
zandarm t}umaczy rosyjskie wyra-
zy konduktora ma polskie, ratuje
p~odr6znego cd uwiezienia go W
strone celowi jego przeciwna. TAX
wiec move Polaka do Polaka
t}umac2yc musia} rosyjski zandarm
ma polskie, ably i'm wolno by}o sig
porozumied. Moa}oby to bye ko-
micznem, gdyby ME odbywa}o sig
ma oolskiej ziemi i mic swiadczyfo
o chihskich zaprawde stosunkacn.
= Take to So dobrodziejstwa kul-
fury rosyjskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10

ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10

WI: wy wiecie "a co l ia wien ma
co. ia wan ME poradze, DO ia
malutki naczelnik.- Presi} ich te-
dy, zeby sig przez nledziele zaba-
will, DO naplsze do Petersburga i
po]echa}.
My siedzieli znowu try ty-
godnie, a gdy warta ustaplfa,
wtedy poszlismy znowu zycia sic
upominac. Wtedy znowu mas po-
wiazali i zawiezli do izb j znowu
so ludzl wartowafo, Przyjecha{
znowu naczelnik i namawia, zebys-
my poszli znowu do izb, ale my
ME chcemy. Wtedy sig r%ozgnlewaf
i m6wi: a wy take, a take! ma
was patrzy 33 tysiace mojego ma
rodu i re mnie sig smieje, re ia
was nam6wie i wprowadze W tie
lzby. l pojechal sobie. Potem mas
wartowali jeszcze trey tygodnle /
tych, co W Czelabie byli uwiezie-
nj i z ka%ncejaryl zebrali do kupy
wszystkich, a potem mas rozblll
20 calym powiecie osobno. Swlr-
dzuki So we wsi Ka}mikowkoIlsz
O 33 wiorsty cd mas; Baclejuki we
wsi Matrimonial o 80 Worst cd
mas; Dawidzianki we wsi lwanow-
ka IS worst cd nas;."..Juz nam
teraz karmowego ME daja / odczy-
tai nam tax, re ME macie teraz
ami karmowego, an drzewa, a pod
ostra warta bedziecie, re ME VOL
mo wan wyjsc ma druga wies bez
policyjnego: Nejmujcie sobie kwa-
terry i zycie.
Bracia i Siostry, pamietajcie
O mas rozsfawiac ludziom uczonym
i braciom naszym, ably sic "a ma
mi wstawiali i p%amletali, gdz1e my
sic znachodzim, DO cierpimy wlel-
ka biede. Prosimy was o ratunek,
DO zostawili nasza m}odziez bez
zadnej o~patrznosci i oddali bez-
wstydnemu narodowi ma rome
nlebezpleczehstwa i nierzady. O
Bracia i Siostry, %zostajacy W Fol-
see, proscie chociaz listownie ma
szych braci, tn W Rosyi bedacych,
ably sic ME pomarnowali: DO wiel-
kie nlebezpieczehstwo jest ola
m4odzlezy we wszystkiem. Do.
list przysllicie ma nasze rece, DO
on nigdzie wy]sc ME moze. Prosze
was tez, piszcle do mas 0 wszys-
tkiem, co u was s}ychat co Z
naszem gospodarstwem sic robi,
DO biada temu, co cudze dobro
posiada.
S}ychac, re wiecej braci IA
szych do Czelaby przybyio, DO
my i'm utorowali dobrze te droge
i krwia oblali.- Prosze was bra
cia i slostry o predkl odpis, DO
ciezkie bardzo jarzmo Chrystuso-
we; ale Z m i / 0 S c g j u S a
zwyeiezym to pre- O.,
BIO n a d e a W B o u. Badz-
Gle zdrowi koohani Bracia." - Tu
nastepuje adres pc rosyisku.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
PEACCIE IA WJARUSA!
Traktat O nOsach.
q PoznansKiei Poh;raki).

CzesG d q s m.
Czem lepiei nos m&odosci
byf wychowany, tenn wiecej on, a
tenn samem jego wlasclciel donna
W p~6zniejszym wieku ~poszanowa-
MIA. z jakim BOWEN szacunklem
w~ykrzykuja starry l m}odzi ]edno-
g}osnie ma zdrowie!" gdy nos po-
rzadnego cz1owieka raczy k1cbac!
Odpowiadall m, nawet, re W pew
mem Ksiestwie Azyatyckim, gdy
nos krolewski kichanie, wszyscy
obecni temu TAX gfosno ,,na zdro-
VIE" wykrzykuia, re ma ulicy to
sFysza, przechodzacy p%owtarzaja
gfosno te same zyczenia, tax, re
Gale miasto a czasami i pobliskie
wioski o tym szczesliwym wypad-
ku sic dowiaduj.e Bywaia nosy,
choG ME kr6lewskie, kt6re kichaJqc
grzmot TAXI wydaja, re chloe tego
Gale miasto ME sfyszy, jednak
blizkim sasiadom wydaje sic to
jakby trzesienie zieml. Widzimy
tedy, re i nos "a swe niezaprzeco-
ne us}ugi otrzymuje przynalezny
szacunek l p~owazenie, Jake zadne-
mu z organ6w cla4a ludzkiego ME
~udzielaja.
Panowie dyplomaci bardzo
wlele ufaia swoim nosom, ktorymi
jak mysla, wszystko da sic i'm
zweszyG. Ale ludzie, kt6rym z koh-
ca nosa juz chytrosG sic pokazuje,
naJfatwiei bywaja oszukiwani, gdyz
przez wech n~ajczescieJ lis W pu}ap-
Ike Afapany bywa. Dowodzcy i mi.
nistrowie indyiscy ozdabiaj2 swoje
nosy W o~br2czkl; a tax samo Jak
nasze kobiety nosz2 kolczyki W u
szach, tax znowu kobiety lndyjskie
nosz4 takowe w nosie. Wprawdzie
ME WIEN, ktdra moda Jest lepszq,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
Zapomiadaia zmianu w komen.

Zapomiadajq smiany W komen-
danturach woJskowych w Galicyi.
KS. Windischgraetz, komendant
krakowski, ma objqc komende W
Pradze, a jego mieJsce ma zaj2G
miodsza i energiczniejsza osobls-
tosc wojskowa.
LEGACY sic W Wiedn1u hr.
Artur Potockl, ma sic podebno
znacznie lepiej, ale 0 powrocie jego
do zycia politycznego myslec juz
trudno.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA.
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Tania jazda
koleja North Western

Do wszystk,ch stacyi kolei
Nerth Western W Iowa, Minnesota,
Dakota (wiacznio do Black H,llsD
do Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado.
Utah, Idaho" Montanv, mozna je.
ohae "a po}owe zwvkteJ ceny W
sIerpniu, W dniach 6, 20, 10, "a,
w'zesma: 10, "a, - oraz 8
listopada. Ufatwienie to dale
Kompania North Western kolei W
tym celu, ably ludzie szuka]aey
gruntow m"gli w fatwy spos6b So
Dio obeJrzec mncg rozlegte a
lyme grunta tel ko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10

T6atr polski % Warszavle. =
Dyrektorem teatrow warszawskich
zamlanowanym zostaf, jak w1ado-
mo, ma miejsce Gudowicza Rossja-
min, p. Pofowc6w. Nowy dyrektor
INA jezyk polski i bicycle MIN
movie moze, ME mowi Jednak
nigdy o stosunkach officjalnych.
Ma sesjach teatralnych, ME pre-
czac aktorom i urzednikom pra-
wa odzywania SIG pc pelsku, sam
przemawia pc rosyjsku, ME trosz-
czac SIG zgofa, czy Jest, cry ME
jest rozumiany. Cd czasu jak obja4
urz2d, wszystkie ~regiestry, rachun-
XII. dokumenty, zagE6wki podruko-
wac kazal / ca}q korespondencje
prowadzl W jezyku rosyiskim. Te-
afr polski traktowany jest jak OBJ
cy, utrzymywany L laskl. Czfon-
kowie onego maj2 to przekonanie,
re policzonemi s2 dnie sceny pol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
o i e, j a k oorgani k q

O e, ii organic ka-
rzacy m.
Rozprsawszy sig szeroko d}u-
go o uzytecznosci nosa, MUSIC te-
raz w%spomniec o tenn, jak sic sta
je organym karzacym. Wprawdzie
~najczesciej On sam najwiscej ma
tenn cierpi. ale "a to stale sic wi
docznym i nleusunletym oskarzy-
cielem. Ma}o sig ~niestety zwaza
ma nos, tax samo jak ma rady
starszych, a tymczasem nos wys-
tepuje niekiedy jake publiczny o.
skarzyciel. Chez tn movie o pijah-
stwie. Kto pierwszy raz nos W
%szklanice wty ka, dostaje zawrotu
g}owy urzyna sic i jak tam i~naczej
~jeszcze nazywa]q ten stan, W kto-
rym niesmiertelny cz}owiek stale
sic podobnym do smlertelnej ME
rogaclzny. Kto zas ma tenn ostrze-
zenlu ME przestaje, tego natura OBJ
darza pam;atka botaniczna, nos
BOWEN zaczyna W %nallepsze kwit-
nae. Biedny nos! sam ME pill a
must kare znosic. TAX to ma swle-
Gle bywa, biedny eierpi "a pre-
winlenia moznych.
uAPTSUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
KLATKA SZPIEGOW


Agenci ,,Wiarusa::'
ARCADIA, WIS, ]. K. CysEwsK,,
AR B12 9IdI D: Mn T: F: G En
BERLIN /; w %fs' s. T. choinacli
BALTIMoRE,M D:FrZiarnowski zss S; Bondssr.
FREMONT, TEXAS. L. Kochanowicz
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarskl
BUFFALO,N NY. JanZurek, cor. Lovejoy&D etroitStr.
Jan Goryca SO Townsend Str.
BAY CITY. MICH. An,oni Przybylinski L. B. 90
CALUMET. MICH. l.. Wroblewski.
DETROIT. MICH. w. A. MADAJ79est. AubienAv
DODGE, Q. WIS. F. Brom, A. Mondry,
GILMAN, ,BENToN co. MO. wawrzyniec
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Jan Napierala
GLOsTER, NJ. T. NJ. Danielewski.
INDEPENDENCE, WIS. Flip Wojczyk.
JERSEY CITY N. TX. Maryanski. 1877 Wa
%shington Str.
LEMoNT; Ill: Mich Gishowiez
MIMIC, D. T. Jul. Wirkus. Teodor Wysocki.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. JanF. Berka Humboldt Av. Sel
Andrzej. Brzonkala 7o6-77nd Ave.
Mount PGEsA'NT, PA. Karol D. Nowak
morris RUN. Wojciech LUX
NEW WAVERLY, TEX. Hildebrandt
NANTICOKE PA. w Narkiewicz L Michal wsk'
PONIATOWSkI WIS. Iozef Baszka
POLONIA, WIS Sikorski
PITTSBURGH, PA Jos Rosinski 4o nth Str
STEVENS POINT, Wiktor Pogorzelski
ST PAUL, MINI Jozcf Maca, SIS Rice's Poin,
SHAMOKIN, PA. Franciszek CimochowskiJ an Wit
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Jan Grazek
ST LOUIS, Mo. V Mazurek, 141oN 10 Str
TOLEDO, OHIO Ant kujawa, CorVence& Junction
WILN0. MINI MARGIN A Mazany.
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II.
Galicya.

Ma uznanie sastugwe otworze-
ME PREY uniwersytecie Jagielonskim
W Krakowle wydzia}u r~olniczego.
Ola wydzialu urzadzonem bedzie
pole doswladczalne, ofarowane
przez gmine miasta tuz "a rogat-
ka warszawska. Sprawl ia zainte-
resowa}a szerokie Varsity spo}e-
czehstwa pop}yne}y ma eel ten
sk}adki. Rownoczesnie powsta} po-
mys}, azeby owo pole doswiadczal-
ne spelniac mogio zadanie szersze
i opr6cz s1uchaczom uniwersytetu
udzielac nauki ucznlom seminar
jun nauczycielskiego, powo}anym
do nauczYczania ludu wiejskiego.
Wprowadzenie wszakze tel nauki
W zycie przedstawia}o niema4o
trudnoscl, ktore usunaG moze Cd
powiednie pola doswiadczalnego
urzadzenie, wymagajace nak}adu
pi~enieznego. Senat mysl te pople-
rae przyrzek}, a pan Ignacy Zd}-
towski ofarowal ma wydzia} rolni-
czy 1000 z4r. pod warunkiem, ie-
zeli do cwiczen praktycznych
dopuszczeni beda take kan
dydaci ma ~nauczycieli ludowych.
Rzecz ia przed}ozona zosta}a mini
sterstwu z poparciem, ma jake W
interesie kraju z%as}uguje a ktore-
60 ME odmdwia jej zapewne po-
sfowle w1oscianscy ma sejmie kra-
jowym. Kwestja ta zajmie sic z]azd
nauczycielski W Z%foczowie.
PowGds. w Galley wszystkie
rzeki i strumienie wyla}y ma pre-
strzeni cd Starego Miasta az ku
Bukowlnle wzd1uz Karpat. Wyla}y
Strwiaz, Rabczanka, Stryj, Opo-
rec, Swica, Czeczwa, oble Bys-
trzyce, komnica, Prut l Czeremosz.
Pomiedzy Sko}em, = hawocznem
woody podmy}y nasypy koleJowe.
Czeczwa wnios}a most ma szosle
pod Roozn1atowem i kllka mniej-
szych Obie Bystrzyce zala1y ca}y
szereg wlosek. Miedzy Stanis}awo-
wem a Nadworna, gdrskie potoki
przerwa}y zupelnie komunikacye.
Prut rozszala} sic ma dobre pod
Ko1omyja. Uszkodzi} most ma $50
sic i kolejowy, wyla}, poczynif o.
gromne szkody w rafineryach naf-
ty, i zala} wszystkie wioski mad
b%rzezone cd Kofomyi do Zab}oto-
wa, porywajac chaty i byd}o. Wo-
COLE pow6dz zrz2dzl1a olbrzymle
szkody, zrywa]ac mostly i zalewa-
jac wioski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
w ESQ
z Polskiej OJczyzny
ZienM5e H'Olskie pod "a.
bOrelsR R"HlOSMieWSkinl.

" Kr6lestwie Polskieqn, w oko-
Icy Plaseczna, w}asciciel Nlemiec,
idac "a ,,dobrym" przyk}adern,
chclaf i tam dac dowody mifosci
wielkiej ojczyzny i powiekszyc j9
przez zmiane Navy swojego fol-
warku ma ,.Bismarckshof". = Cd
powiednie podanie do ministra
spraw wewnetrznych W Petersbur-
gu ME uzyska}o przytwlerdzenna i
6w folwark zostanie PREY dawnej
nazwie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10

ale "a to tylko recze, re gdyby W
Pary:u moda by}a zawieszac sobie
obraczki ma nos, ME ~przeszioby
czternascie dni, a nasze zoneczkl i
e6reczki zaczsfyby to nasladowac,
iak ongi z k%ryno]lnami, a obecnle
z turniurami ftp. cudaml czynia.
Zreszta wole zamilczec, DO nlebez.
plecznie jest r]ozpoczynac wojns z
kobietami.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-30

over the district, and if Mr.. Root will
come into our road district and say we
have no good roads he will get his heels
taken from under him, and the man that
says that l take out nineteen or twenty
men and leave them to smoke
their pipes and we come to town
and have q glorious time drinking tells
what is false, and he knows it, for l
never drink, which all who know me
can verify; and now, in conclusion, /
ask your road commissioner to correct
his statements in Sundays paper about
me; if not, you will hear from me again.
J. G. BELL,
Overseer of Roads in Fruitland District
laet year.
P. s. Now don't fail to come out, Mr..
Road Commissioner, and let me show
you our roads.
The HERALD's Road Commissioner has
nothing to correct in his statement of the
bad roads of which Mr.. Bell is the over
seer. He is quite ready to check off Mr..
Bells account for services rendered, and
if the overseer has not made and received
a hundred per cent. more than his men,
then the Road Commissioner will take
back seat,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-30
KILLED HIMSELF.
An Old Man Becomes Tired of an
Unhealthy Life.

Unhealthy Life.
The Coroner held an inquest yester-
day afternoon on the body of John R..
Opitz, an old man, a native of Denmark,
who committed suicide Monday night at
st. Paul's Hospital. He had for many
years been suffering from wasting and
incurable disease. Monday afternoon
he went to the Office of W. D. Root, who
was witness before the Coroner's jury
yesterday, and asked him to draw up his
will. He was looking pale and very
much agitated, but Root had 10 sus-
picion of the purpose which had
established itself in his mind. When
the will was drawn up, Opitz held out his
hand and said: "Well, goodbye forever !;
we shall never meet again." Root &C.
companied him to the bank and listened
to what instructions he had to give
relative to the disposal of his property.
Mary f. Craigie, professional nurse,
testified that she had known the deceased
for several weeks. She saw him at a
little before 6 O'Clock Monday, and asked
him how he felt. He answered, every
poorly" Just before o'clock she heard
the report of a pistol, and following the
sound went to the bath room. She passed
the deceased's room, and found it empty.
In room back of the bath room she
found Opiiz lying on the floor and bleed
ing at the nose and mouth. A pistol was
lying near.
A doctor was hastily summoned, but
the wound was fatal. He had put the
revolver in his mouth and fred into the
back of his head. He died about half
past 0.
The jury found verdict of death by
suicide. The deceased was 72 years Of
age.