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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-05-08


wreath surrounding the column where its
base comes in contact with the pedestal,
and was thrown by the violence of the
shock clear over the ratings to the pave
ment. These white draperies were the
skirts of woman. She had climbed to
the summit of the column with camp
stool hidden underneath her cloak, and
while the guide was explaining the princi-
pal points of view to some other persons
she profted by the moment that his atten-
ton was distracted, placed her camp stool
Just beside the ratings, mounted it, and
threw herself over. In her pocket was
found card requesting that her body
might be sent to certain house IN highly
respectable street.
A very singular case Of suicide, re-
markablc for the deliberatjon with which
it was resolved upon, took place lately in
the French provinces. A man who had
committed theft of some magnitude
found himself Oh the point of being ar
rested. He called his wife and children
together, told them what he had done,
and consulted with them as to the best
method of disposing of the affair. They
unanimously agreed that he ought to kill
himself. The culprit acquiesccd, and he
deliberately completed all his prepara-
tions, which included going some distance
in search of priest, to whom he made
his last confession. Then he came back
home, got his gun, and went out into the
woods and shot himself. A very sad in
stance was that of the young Fiscount
Y, who was playing with his first
born child, spirited active boy Of some
eight months old, at the open window OF
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
g IA WIARUSA!
RODACY!

Sto lat mia wiasnie Cd rozpo.
czecla doniostej W skutkach rewo-
lucu francuzkiei 1887.
Stcwarzyszenie polskich robot.
nikow 20 s W i u" uznajac ca
Ia doniostosc tel rewolucji, nietyl-
ko ola sprawy Francyi, lecz ME
mnisj ola cafei cywilizacii ludzkiei
postanowito W stuletnia To roczni-
CO przy,jao udziaf wspolnym obcho-
die urzadzonym tn W New Yor-
ku, przez kilkanaSeie korporacji
robotniczych.
Nlewygasicj pamieci nesz Ka-
rol Libeet, piszac o rozwoju cywi.
~lizacjl ludzkiej, powiedziaf il ty.
STAG lat ezeka}a ludzkosci az nau-
ka Chrystusa zr6wnafa ludzi W o.
bee Boga, a prawie osmnabcie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
z text dziWaka.

- Csc bywa zakenczenlem
mlfosci ME tylke ma papierze ale
i W zyciu.
- Miedzy klchaniem a kooha-
MEM ia zachodzi r6znica, re PREY
pierwszem m6wimy: ma zdrowie!
drugie zas pokrywamy milcze-
MEM.
w tancu / uczuciach ME
podobna obejsc sic bez taktu.
Kaprysy kobiece SO jak
snleg: taja tylko pod wp}ywem
ciep1a.
- Ma balu oglada]a sig mez-
czyzni "a plekneml fgurami - ko-
biety "a wysokiemi.
Tahczymy W lewo i W pra-
wo chodziG Jednak powinnismy
tylko praweml drogami.
II Rkrakii).
PHACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

q sZaCunklem
w. SLOMINSKA
S79Mlwaukes Ave., Chicago I'LL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

wicklow uplyneie pozniej do rewe-
lucji f%rancuzkiei, ktora zr6wnaia
ludzl wobeo prawu, zas W skutek
dzisiejssogo postepu wiedzy /; wy
nalazkow ME trzeba bedzie dfugo
czekaS ma zr6wnanie ludzl wobec
siebie.
Rewolucja francuzka 2 1889 r.
rozpoczeta zostaia przez talk zwa-
ny stan t%rzeci, prey pomocy pra-
cuJacego Iudu; dziefo to jeduak
pomimo ~zaprzeczeh re strony pre-
ciwnej, ME zostato ukohczonem -
Ouch, jaki zagrzewaf bohate:6w
tel rewoluc)i ME zmarf i okywiad
ME przsstaje p%odzisdzieh wszystkie
Judy jeczace pod .iarzmem, badz
ekonomicznej njewoli rzadow swejs-
kich lub narzuconych.
Mas Polak6w niemiei jak inne
narody, powlnien 6w fakt dziejo-
wy napefnic otucha, il ola mas
chwila wyzwolenia sic zbliza -po.
winnismy tedy okazac publicznie
nasza gotowosd dazenia wraz i in
nymi do postepu i wolnosci-
Chcqc przeto zaznaczyc nasza
solidarnoss nietylko miedzy SODA,
lecz takze z innymi narodami ma
jacymi r6wne naszym daienia,
postanowilismy przyjsc udziat W
tenn wislkiem swiecie braterstwa
ludlow zarraszamy niniejszem
~szystkich m%ifujacych W Q | n o 8 9
r6wnosG braterstw o,
do przyjeca jaknajliczniejszego u
dziaiu w obchodzie odby6 sic ma.
]scym dnia 1890 Lipca r. BIT. j.
W Scbots . godzinei Sci wiecze-
rem W Cooper Institute, jake
tel i W zabawie dnia nastepnego
W Oak Paint Park" PREY 149 u
Icy, East River. ..
Cena biletu 10 ct.
Billet dale prawo wstepu a.
Parku a kupon ~zataczeny PREY
MIN, stuzy do sail W Oooger lns-
titut.
Towarzystwo rebotnikow pol
skich.
,,Oiwiats."
Bilety sa abyca.
" nastspujacych miejscach
W lokalu Tow. ,,Oswiaty" Mr.. 10
E. 3-cia I'll. W Redakcji ,,Ogniska'
Mr.. 80 Stanton Str. skfadzi
cygar p. Misiewioza, 8 Markte
Str. W Kawiarni p. p. ReicEera
Zabfockiego, Mr.. 81 Stanton ST.
eraz u czfonk6y Towarzystw
nOswiaty."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
Pogrzeb S. p. Alfredo
P~otockiego

odby4 sic W Kahcucie PREY
licznym udziale publicznosci, po-
slow, ministr6w, przedstawicieli
wfadz wojskowych i cywilnych O.
raz duohowiehstwa obu obrzadkow.
Mad trumn2 przemawiali x. BIZ
skup S olecki, marszalsk sci
mu krajowego hr. Tarnowski,
prezes akedemii umiejetnosci DIR.
NJ Q e r, hr. w o d z Xxi oraz
w4oscianin Franz imieniem ludu
podnoszac wielkie zas}ugl sp. AL.
freda oko1o dobra w}osclan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

DIS ME jeden %autorzyna
Pisac dzis{a rezpeczyna...
Jest W mich DUO wody-kwasu,
Szkoda czasu i at}asu!...
Ojciec ma syna ch1opaka,
Chcia}by z niego mice spiewaka,
WYE ch{opak, jak wilk z asu-
Szkoda czasu i at1asu!...
Choc czterdziesci latek liczy,
Parma chfopa sobie zyczy,
Wiec rob- ma ambarasu-
Szkoda czasu i at4asu!...
Szlachcic chce grac role pana,
DIS u niego uczta dana,
Ma MIA sprzedaF drzewa z lasu;
Szkoda czasu i at4asu1...
Ten jest wielkim spekulantem
Zaczat handel bez zapasu-
szkoda czasu i ~at}asul...
Pan porucznik cd pieshoty,
Mysli zrobiS mariaz ziety,
Cho6by z baba-bsz ha}asu-
Szkoda szasu i a~t}asu!...
Wislu ludzi pisze, czyta...
Ten sic tego, albo-ten tego ehwyt
Ida przez SWAT, jsk wsr6d lasu-
Szkoda czasu i atlasu!...
(Z Lwowskiej hkry).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
NAJLEPSzE ZDROWIE!

DR.. E. G. WESTA SRODEK
MA NERWY i MOZG, g%waranto-
wane tai emnicze lekarstwo ma hy-
sterya, zawrot W g!owie, konwul-
sye, mrukliwos6, nerwowa newral-
gia, b6l giowy. nerwowa prostra-
eva, pochodzaea z uzytku alkoho-
lu lub tabakl, bezsennes6, prey
gneblenie umysfowe, rozmiekcze-
ME mozgu, prowadzace do obtaka
MIA, i do nieszozescia, rozpaezy
smierei - powodujace rychte re-
%starzenie sic, niepfodno56, utrate
sify u obojga pfei, mimowolne u
piawy chorobe zwana Sperma-
thorrhoea, bedaca skutkiem mad
uzyela mezgu, samsgwaitu i in
nyeh tajnych %grzeehow. Ka&ds pL-
de}ko zawiera porcya ne ieden mic.
siac. s1.00 podefke, lub 6 pudeiek
"a $500. Prseseia sic peczta, kto.
ra "ddajs ~przssefke, skoro wartosG
przestfki bedsie jej zapfacena
tujemy "A 9 pu.
defek,
Be to wylecza kazdy przypadek
Prey ka&dem zam6wisniu, jake
otrzymamy ma 6 pudefek, z dofa,
ezenien $500, poslsmy zamawia
jscemn nasza pisana gwarancya
Il zwfeclmy pieniadze, jszeli lie
karstwo nasze ME wykuruje. eva
rancye wystawia tylko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
w apiece.

- Prosze gwozdzi "a try,
Tu ME ma gwezdzi. w
apiece sprzedajemy tylko to, co
pomaga zdrowiu.
A jusci.. dokt6r kazal mo-
iemu choremu panu przybic mad
4ozkiem tyrmometr, wiec gwozdzle
tyz ga do zdrowia %potrzebne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04

wv
tn rozmaite do szczytu doskona}os
eli doprowadzone kultury szampio-
now, kartohi, ogerkdw karczochow,
cebuli, szparagow, marchwi, kapus-
ty, groehu, safaty it. p. Kazdy
gatunek jarzyny jest W mnogich,
r6znorodnych okazach. Ogorki l
szparagl olbrzymiej wielkosci. Ma
d~zwYczajne wyniki nauki l piracy
mozolnej, co. wldac juz Pc nadzwy-
czanej liczbie r6znorodnych narze-
dzi ogrodniczych. Ostatnie tworza
osobna wielka ga}ez przemys}u.
Gdzie spojrzec, porosk}adall tn
specyaliscl przemys}u narzedzi Pc
mocniczych ola ogrodnlctwa mnos-
two okaz6w. So tn motory gazowe,
maszyny parowe, rozmaite kadzie,
druciane sta, polewaeze, pempy,
wazony, altanki, meble ogrodowe,
konwie, noze nozyczki, wildly, gra-
bic, p}uzki, rydle, namioty ogrodo-
we, koronki do b%ukiet6w, koszycz-
XII i wazeniki zbYtkowne ma kwia-
ty, iednem s{owem nlezliczone
mnostwo najr6zniejszych narzedzi
i przedmiotow, stojacych W scis}em
zwlazku z ogrodnictwem, a wszys-
tko osobno W s%pecyalnych robione
fabrykach, wydoskonalone przez
spocyalist6w, dajace tysiacom ludzi
chleb i ma]atek.
w krajach, gdzie ME ma tax
wysoko rozwlnetego ogrodnictwa,
ME ma Lez i przemysfu ogrodni-
ezego, a jedno drugie twerzy
we Francyi wcale nieposleonIe
zrod}o bogactwa narodowego.
Francya BOWEN, pominawszy jej
wiasne bardzo zpaczne zapstrze-
bowanie produktow ogrodnictwa
i narzedzi ogrodniczych wywozi je
" ~znacznej ilosci "a granice, navel
az do Ameryki pofudniowej. Sa-
ma k pcya k W i 1t ow
wynosi we Frauoyi zoe
milionew frank wv r o cz-
e.
Jcst tn take hodowla drobiu
lesnictwo park6w i hodowla dzi-
czyzny W parkach. Widziny ma
chiny wywodzace kurczeta i ka-
czeta; pSzemysi wyrobdw drew
nych i t. d. Kazda z tych galez
dale osobny dochod wfascicielo-
wi.
Przesliczne So dzia{y bodowl
kwiat6w. Pierwsze miejsce nalez,
sic redodendrenom i azaliom
Wspanis1e okazy z olbrzymiemi ko
ronami kwlatu. Roze roznorodn
roznokolorowe. Kazdy rodza
kwiatow uszlachetnionej doskona
1osci. Widzimy niezr6wnanej pick
nosci gozdziki, astry, piwonie, lille
by narcyzy, tulipany, anemony
wicle wiele innych. Won tn odu'
rzajaoa, a %przepych kolorow "a
ohwyca oko. Trudno .jsdnak z pc
wodu zbyt silnego zapachu pozo:
tao dtugo W kwiaciarni.
Nasiona kwlatow i ]arzyn S
osobna gafezia przemystu i bandit
Nasiona znajduja sic " mafyoh
pfaskioh s%zklanych, 1aszkach, kte
re maja stoiace rodstawy, W tyc
cd spodu otw6r. lynn otworem
da nas,ona do faszki, a kied
faszka nape'niona zamyka sic O
wor cd dofu korkiom. Flaszka
nasienem stoi sklepiona bania d
CORY tax, re ma plerWszy rzut Q
ka dziwi6 sic trzeba mad sposobon
jakim do wnetrza ~spfaszczon'
faszki dostafo sic nasienic.
Okazafym r6wniez roznorod
nym Jest dziaf oienlarni. w wnt
trzu lch z%najduja sic nadzwycza
ne okazy rohlin egzotycznych, pa
my, kaktusy kwltnace aloesy ito
Otto W pobieznych rysach obrazs
dzlafu o%grodniczego ma wystaw;
paryskiej.
(Dokonczenie nastapi).
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
Szkoda cZasu / atfasu.

Raj krslowi Augustewi,
Pismak jakis W dawnym czasie,
Podat wiersze ma %atiasie;
kr6l rzekl cicho-bez haiasu:
,,Szkody czasu i at}asu!..."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
Akademicy k~rakowscy,

Akademicy krakOWscy,
jak pisze Nova Reforma" pod
dnism 5 czsrwca, zatrzymani czy
uwiezieni przez w}adze rosyiskie W
Ojcowie, dotad ME zostali wypusz-
czeni ma w%olnose,a przynajmniei
do Krakewa ME powr6cili. Areszto-
wanis m}odziezy krakowskisl wy
wola1o W cafem naszem miescie
zaniepokojsnie, a wsrod rodzin
uwiezienych akademikow rozpacz
z powodu niepewnosci o nastep.
silva. Miedzy AZ akademikami,
ktdrzy wybrali sig ma ~wycieczke
do Ojcowa, byli nietylko Krako-
wianie, lecz i urodzeni w innych
miejscowosoiach kraju. Przyczyna
uwiezienia nszystkich nikomu pa
pswno ME Jest znana, a pod lynn
wzgledem krzyzuja sic bardzo
sprzeczne oplnie. To pewna wszak..
ze, il m}edziez ME zamierza}a przy-
byciem do Ojcowa zaburzy6 istnie-
jacego W Rosyi perzadku rzeczy i
cokolwiek uczynic mogla karygod-
nego W oczach w}adz rosyjskich,
mozemy z przeswiadczeniem twier-
dzid, il bye meg}o najwyzej MO
dziehcza jakas n~ierozwaga, ktdre]
~ezyhsjasy ma sposobnosc do odzna-
czenia sic zandarmi i straznicy po-
granlczni pominac ME nlogli-jako
woody ma sw6j m}yn.
Staranla czlenkow ,,Czytelni
akademickiej" krakowsklej o uwol-
nienie zatrzymanych kolegdw, po-
pieraja podebno wfadze senatu a.
kademickiego uniwiersytetu. Ia
pewniaja rdwniez, IL dyrektor po-
licyi, radzca dworu Englisch wy
s}a1 wczoraj da Ojcowa komisarza
policy p. Kostrzewskiego ola do
k}adnego poinformowania sic o
istotnej p~rzyczynie zbiorowego
pozbawienia w0lnosci obywateli
Austryi.
Osoby powracajacz Krolestws
Q losie zatrzymanych mic stanow.
ozego ME wiedza, utrzymuja wszak'
re, il wszyscy odstawieni zostali
do Olkusza. Krewni uwiezionych
majac pewnost, il akademicy uda
Ii sic do Ojcowa jak ma maj6wk.
z bardzo maiemi zasobami pie
nieznemi, ~staraja sic ma gwaft
ka. rty przejazdu granicy rosyjskiej
aby, jezsli sic ME powiedzie do
pomedz uw,ezionym do szybkie.
90 uwolnien. 'a-zaopatrzye ich PREY
najmniej W ma teryalne srodki, "a
bezpieezajace cd g,odu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-04
NJ. T. Hackley
APTEKARX INASZ AGENT
WINONA, MINI.
$500 NAGRODY!

Wypfacimy pewy4sza nagre.
do "a kazdy przypadek cierpienia
ma watrobs, disepsyi, nieustajacego
bolu gfowy, niestrawnosci, zatwar.
dzenia ktorego bysmy ME mo-
gil wvleczy6 Westa pigufkami ma
watrobe, z roslln wyrobisnemi, js-
zeli wskazawki nasze aeisls costa
iy wykonane. Sa one tylko z zi6f
i zawsze sprawiaja ulgs. Skorupa
z cukru. Pudefkx du&e, zawieraja.
ca 80 pigufek, "a IS csntow. No.
ina lostaG do kuplenia we
wszystkich aptekach. ostrzegamy
priced falsyfkatami lnb naSlade-
waniami. Prawdziws jedynie u ia
M G. West Il Co.
w WINONIE ~sprzsdaje A
PTEKARZ
MI. Il. HACKLEY
Mr.. 70 W. Third Str, Cor. Main
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1889-07-05

-, connects at Atlanta ana Montgomery from
West and Northwest.
Stop on sigma.
Trains do not stop where time is not given.
Uchasc tickets aJ the station, ana save ex
IRA flare collected upon the train.
Connections made at Waycross with Savan-
nan, FLORIDA ~ Western Railway for all points
North and South.
"a Pullman Palace Sleeping and Mann's
BOudOir cars.
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Bark Beamina, Arg
Bark Colombo Nor at -- for Bruins
wick and Buenos Ayres
Bark Papa, Dan, 392 tons 3S2 TONS Neil
sen, saiel Hull Nov II for Rosario, Bruins
wick and Rosario
Bark salute NoN 73 tons, stray, sailed
Antwerp Anlil titu for Buenos Ayres, Bruins
wick ana tuenos Ayres.
Bark Emilia Russ. $50 tons; Lundqulsb
Mouteytdeo, sailed ADril s.
Bark frlsca, Ger. il2 tons; Noss, at En-
scuda May 3.
Bark Mizpah .Nor 1855 tons; Andreasseu,
saiied bucuos Ayres Mach %.
Bark Polly otott 6ef li2 tons: Harden,
Bueuos Ayres, salie,. prii 80.
Bark kothesa ,Nor.l $50 tons bTcrseu,
BueuOs Ayre~, sailed April 80.
Brig Bozcla smith lBD az New York June
TO-
Schooner Carrie n Woodbury. tAml Bryant,
at sew YORK June 40
Schooner Roger Drury, Am.) 3l2 tons;
Delay NeWhuryport, sailed June 18th TO load
for Boston.
Schooner George n Cougdon Ann Cougdon
sal eu New York auoVt June oath, n
Emanuel
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port of brunswick.
PoRr or RRuNswIcK. I'M

PORT OF BRUNSWICK, July 4.
{ High Water at Brunswick, 6.34 a m; l;l4
p. m.
Low Water at Brunswick, 6:5s a. m. 7:25
P. m.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Bark Nereid, Am, 66s tons, Griffin Boston
Cook Bros " Co
Bark Hcole, ltal, 81 tons, Buenos Ayres.
Bark Gyller, Nor, - tons at quarantine.
Bark Carl Both, Ger, 52S tons, voss, for
Satilla river.
Bark Farewell, Ger 5s6 tons, Klunlen, at
quarantine.
Bark Lacy, Nor, $50 tons
Bark Lizzie Ross, Br., 1851 tons, Hall,
loading, Hunter, Benn X Co.
Bark Peter, Nor AS tons, Christensen,
waiting: Stulwen, Miller II 20.
Bark Sirene, Nor, too tons; Downing Jr.
* Co.
Bark Sovereign, Br, 524 tons, Cook; loading
Downing Jr " Go
Bark Simon, Ger, 5O7 tons. loading Hilton
x Dodge Lumber Co
Bark Hos Russ, 533 tons, loading Hilton Il
Dodge Lumber Co
Bark Gulnare, Bri ga tons
Baikentme LORNA, Sw, 219 tons; Cook
Bros ~ co
Barktutne Express, 43U tons
Schooner NJ X Rawley, Am, PSI tons, Raw
ley; j IL Mccullough
Schooner Matilda Brooks, Am, 323 tons;
Jones, coal; Littledeld X Co
Schooner Harry Prescott Am, 4l2 tons,
Turner. Sti.lwell, Miller x Co.
Schooner Isaac A hellin, Am, 34s tons,
Steehnan; general cargo, Littletield X Co
Schooner James II Woodhouse, Am 2i5
tons, Anderson railroad iron
Schooner Jefferson, Am, 5OS tons Griffin;
railroad iron
Schooner John II Cross, Am, Ss4 tons,
RaWley, Stillwell, Miller X Go
Schooner Eleanor, Am, 1853 tons, Pooles,
New York Frank ID Aiken
UP FOR THIS PORT
Steamship BERTHE, Br, lIo9 tons arrived at
Suez May 20
Bark llakon Jarl, Nor, SOL TONS Kastup,
at Rosario May
Bark Nevada, Nor, 1870 tons, Tortense;
saiied Buenus Ayres March %
Bark Mecca Nor. sailed Buenos Ayres
---- for lhis port OF Charleston
Bark eritas, Nor IS tons FTedericksen;
sailed Hull April IA
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1889-07-05

For new sectional map OF Florida and articles
descriptive OF us resources and capabilities with
products OF the soil and the time Of thclr matirl-
W Jhe latter prepared under the auspcies OF the
department Of Agriculture Of the stale Agricu-
Juiai Coilege, also county maps and pamphlets
descriptive of each county authenticated by the
boards OF county commissioners town sites
township plates and thc lands for sale by the
Lana department South Florida Il. r. and the
Plant Investment Company al published for
gfalullQus distribution, address d. II. Elliot
General Land Agent, SANFORD, Fla.
II. S. HAINES, GEO. W. HAINES
, cen Manager. superintendent
" D. " EMS, j. A. McDUFFIE
Traffic Manager. GenI Pass A gent
f.. W. ANGLER
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent.
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w. s. BRANHAN,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ACT.

Buys and sells real estate on commission.
Gives personal attention to all property en-
trusted. Collecting rents a speciality. VIII
attend to all repairs tax returns and insur-
ance without extra charge.
Solicts share Of the public patronage.
dice in the Scarlet Block - upstairs,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1889-07-05

Per f. H. v. x g. h. r.
F. II Crowley, Il j. Sparkman McFifran a
som Nicholson, Moore * McCrary, g Nc
Garvey, / Meriwether, Brunswick Light g.
Water Co, o Middleton * Co, E Ii Barnes
Z I. Brown, Alex smith Carpet Co.
Per B. 81 W. r. r.
Lloyd 81 Adams, S Mayer q Gilman, G.
DowungJr * Go, j h Dillon, Lott a Love,
A Iipshuz, Clark, Cook 81 Co, w II Ander-
son. fiughes' Boone q Co. Giauber q isaacs,
n q Speer Il Go, Brunswick Ice Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1889-07-05

Grandmamma has been explaining to
the little girl how our earth is kept from
flying of into infinite space by the at
traction of the sun, which Is constantly
trying to draw the earth toward itself
while the latter always keeps its dis
lance "Grandnamma, said the little
girl. Il should think the sun would get
discouraged after while and, like Mr..
Gallagher let her go. '"-Providence
journal
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1889-07-05

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-10-11
Business Notices.

Celery at Brewer Il Pcnhallegon's,
every week.
Choice canned fruits and fancy gro
| ceries at Spratler's.
Cash paid for butter and eggs at c.
L. Gales.
Choice spices and confectionery at
Spratler's.
Coffees choice, parehed and green,
and all grades at Spratler's.
\ choice line of dried fruit of ali
kinds at Gales.
Highest prices paid for Butter and
Eggs at J. a. Spratler's.
Go to Gales for that fine roasted
coffee. 1t will please you.
The Democrat for 1890, and twenty
good books as a premium, for $3.50
in advance.
Brewer 4 PenhaIlegon do and al
ways have paid the highest market
price in cash for farm produce.
Teas from 25c to soc. All guaran-
teed to be pure and of the first quality,
at j. a. SpratlerS.
Leave orders for all kinds of job
printing at The Democrat office. Good
work turned out at low prices.
Advertising for the retailer is what
the rustling commercial traveller is to
the jobber AS trade now goes nei-
ther can be dispensed with without
loss of trade tO those who pmnlOV
these agencies.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-10-11
Personal ParagraDhs.

John Horn returned home from
Chicago on Monday evening.
Miss Teresa Burgoyne is at home
for visit from Ravenswood, Ill.
John W Gum, of Highland. was
In Mineral Point on Tuesday morning.
John Ferris, of the town of Miffiin.
was caller at The Democrat Office on
Wednesday morning.
Hastings Mich Banner: Alba
Haywood, as an impersonator, takes
the bake shop.
Frank Ludden, manager of the
Economy store, has gone to Chicago to
buy large stock of winter goods.
c. R. Reading started on Tuesday,
to visit his parents in the state of New
York. He will be gone about three
weeks.
August Ellengen has taken a vaca-
ton from the Mineral Point book store
and gone down to Chicago to spend a
few days.
John Penhallegon recently spent a
few days with relatives at Lemars,
and visited the great corn palace at
Sioux City.
Jacob Fecht, proprietor of the Black
ney house at Highland, started from
Mineral Point on Tuesday, for Kan
Sas City, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Amberg re-
turned on Saturday morning last after
stay of three months in this city.
Their daughter, Miss Kate Amberg,
who spent the summer here, returned
to Chicago on Tuesday morning.
Richard Meyer, ST., for many years
in the banking business, at Lancaster,
has retired, and he has been succeeded
by Hon. r. b. Showalter, the new
firm being known as Richard Meyer
4 Co.--The Platteville Witness.
DR.. Philip H. Reilly of Mineral
Point, has been appointed surgeon for
the Prairie du CHEN and Mineral
Point division of the c., NJ. Il st. p.
railway. The appointment is a good
one, for DR.. Kelley is careful and
thorough physician.-The Shullsburg
Pick and Cad.
Richard Kennedy, Thomas Kennedy,
VIM. A. Jones and Chas. w. Mcnhon
started from this city on Tuesday
afternoon for trip to the far south
west. They intend to spend some
time in the vicinity of Los Vegas,
New Mexico, and also in Arkansas.
They have gone for business and
pleasure.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-10-11
CHICAGO, Milwaukee & ST. PAUL
RAILWAY.
AMERICAN HORSE SHOW

For the American Horse show to be
held at Chicago, Oct. 30 to Nov. 9, in.
elusive, excursion tickets may be sold
at a fare and third for the round trip
with fifty cents added for the admis-
sion ticket. Tickets sold Oct. % and
30, Nov. |, 5, 8 and s, and good for
five days after date of sale.
AMERICAN FAT STOCK SHOW.
For the American Fat Stock show
to be held at Chicago, Nov. Il to p
inclusive, excursion tickets may be
sold at fare and third for the round
trip with fifty cents added for admis-
sion ticket. Tickets sold Nov. II, b
Is, Is, 10 and 20, and good for five
days after date of sale.
CHICAGO EXPOSITION.
On Thursday, Sept. 10Th, and on
Thursday, October 10th, the fare to
Chicago will be one fare for the round
trip, tickets good until the Monday
following the date of sale. (On all
other Thursdays during continuance
Of the Exposition Sept. 4th to Oct.
10TH fare will be one and One-third
for the round trip, tickets good until
Monday following date of sale.
y. II. SNOW, Agent.