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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30

Mar lands Corn Crop.
The August crop report issued from
the Department OF Agriculture contains
the following ratio from Maryland agents
relative to corn Hartford county-Good
yield in prospect, except ia low lands; ;
too much rain. Anne Aruudel-Suffered
from excessive rains crops almost fail
ure. Wicomico-Excessive raius have
greatly injured the crop; not more than
half will he realized. Ken,-Ssason un-
favorable on account of rain, conse9 uen,-
ly crops not 90 good ss in former years.
Where the land Is high and corn we'll
worked it is up to the standard; will aver
age 80 per cent. Prince George's-Too
much rain; crop poor. Worcester-The
crop of this county cannot exceed half the
average. many say one third. Dorchester
half = crop. st. Msrys-High
land corn doing we'll low land damaged
by rain. Cecil-Looking well, except on
low land. Csroline-Iu bad condition on
account Of vet weather. Tslbot-Very
poor; halt crop is hardly to be expected.
fully 6U per cent below
the average. Frederick Indications Of >
good crop. Carroll-Good on high. poor
on low lands. Queen Anne's-Fallen OF
very much, owing to excessive rains. CAL
vert-On account of wet weather much Of
the crop on low lands light. Charles
Very much injured by rain"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30

The county commissioners will meet
next Tuesday to pay road hands for work
tor August
Mr.. j. II. Roberts has been confined to
bis home, near La Plata, during this week
with severe sore throat.
Miss Mamie Robertson. of La Plata,
lef' OR Tue sday for a visit to friends in
Woodville, Prince Georges county.
Miss Ka'e Posey, sister of Mrs. David
Smoot, is visiting the latter at her home
in Port Tobacco. Miss Posey's many
friends will be glad to welcome her.
Daniel E. Acton and Miss Mary A.
Hicks, both well known residents of the
vicinity of Waldorf, were married at the
NJ. E. parsonage in Anacostis, d. c., on
the 14th ultimo, by Rev E. Richardson.
Mrs. Eleanor Hunt, wife of John VIM.
Hunt, we'll known resident of Pomfret
neighborhood, died at her home on We'd
nesday night, aged about G. years. Her
funeral will take place from Ponfiet
Church to-day.
Emma, young daughter of Peter W Roby,
the well known undertaken at Cox's Station,
died on Sunday evening last of dysentery after
an illness of one week, aged about l3 years
Her renans were inferred in ST. Thomas's cem-
etery on Tuesday morning.
The races at Benedict have b zen in pro
gress since Wedn,s la but up to the time
Of going to press we have received 90 re-
port from the track other than that 25
horses were 10 the stables to contest for
the various purses offered.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30


fhe excursion steamers to Clifton and
Colonial Beach encountered severe wind
and rain storm on Thursday evening Of
last week. The wind blew from the north
west, and the rain fell in torrents. The
Arrowsmi,h was jus, getting ready to
leave her wharf ut Clifton Beach when
struck by the gale. The wind striking
heron the port side blew her against the
wharf with considerable force, throwing
tables and chairs around in every direction
and frightening the women to such an ex-
tent that three or four tainted. Water al
SO poured over the lower deck of the boat
aud ran into the engine room. The roof
OF the dining pavilion on shore was blown
of and the merry-go-round sent whirling
of to the woods.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
Team Stolen.

Ee0m stolen.
P. Reed Wills had Dayton wagon
and pair of valuable horses stolen from
his stable at Cox's Station On last Monday
night by some unknown thief. Mr.. Wills
discovered his loss early the following
morning and at once started in pursuit,
sending messengers to Washington, Balti-
more, Leouardtown and other points where
it was thought likely the thief would en-
deavor to dispose of the stolen property.
Messrs. David Smoot and C. E. Wade, OF
our town, both of whom were up quite
late on the night of the theft with sick
children, say they heard team driving
through town at rapid rate about o.
clock on Tuesday morning going in the
direction of Glymont. There is no doubt
but that this was the missing team. Al
though horse thefts have been quite fire.
quent in St. Mary's of late it has been
some time since we have had a robbery OF
this kind in our midst, and We hope that
this thief may be captured and dealt with
ssverly as warning to others who may
possess similar proclivities. The loss falls
quite heavily on Mr.. Wills as the horses
and wagon were in almost daily demand
at this time apart from their intrinsic
value. Siuce the above was put in type
we learn that the thief, a colored boy
named Jim Carter, has been captured and
the team recovered. He was found in
Prince Georges county, between Pisca a.
way and Unioutown, by Sheriff Smoot and
Mr.. Wills on Tuesday AMI Was driving
towards " ashington at rapid rate. He
was taken before magistrate in Prince
Georges who, instead of turning him over
to the custody of our sheriff, as he should
have done, remanded him TO Jail in MARI
boro. The offense having been committed
here the boy. of course, will have to be
tried here without regard to the place of
capture.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
Conysea,ion sernices.

Rev. Clelsnd K. Nelson, D. D., will
l.old convocation serves in Christ Church
{ Port Tobacco on Saturday, September
7th, at II a. m. and 8 p. M, and al st.
Paul's Chapel ON Sunday, September sth.
ut the same hours. All previous notices
are b. reby revoked.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
His Plaafs.r,,..

HIS Plat farm.
Frank N. Holmes, of ST. Mary's county,
announces his candidacy for State Senator
and closes with the sta ement: Il am in
favor OF placing the name Of good. hon
est colors d man on the ticket" This in
dicates that our especial production, MrO
King, has done wisely in locating in ST.
Mary's. for with such champions as Mr..
Holmes al bis back he may reach the Le-
gislature yet. Who knows2
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30

% The subscription price OF The
TINES is 81. per annuna IT paid IN
advance or ut any time acihin the cur
rent gear; If not paid aDithim the gear
$3.50, aoiu be Invariably charged, a.
ctmays heretofore, and from this rule
30 exception aUill be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
THURSDAY, Sept. 18th

to nominate candidate for Comptroller of the
State Treasury and to appoint new State
Central Committee.
The county convention will also he charged
with the duty of nominating (either on the Gay
of its first meeting as above appointed or
some subsequent day to be fixed by tbe con-
vention,) one Candidate for State Senator three
candidates for the House of Delegates; five can
didates for County Commissioners; one candi-
dates for Sheriff and one candidate for Comfy
Surveyor for Charles county 10 be voted for this
fall.
aD- The County Convention will be called to
order promptly at II O'Clock A. M.
F. M. COX,
J. s. TURNER,
j. w. MILLAR,
Dem. Safe Central Committee for Charles Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
Zeu Manufacturing Go.

are 30 complete that / fesi that canIst in
prove upon them. Ny lsag exPsrisucs in the
business aad ny knowledge Of tbs different
Of soil in Southern Maryland, 81.
aeles me to tell you what grade Of fsr,ilisers
to use; therefore whatever brand may recon.
mend ysu to use yoa ssl Do - with the former
con nidencs that yoa have heretofore placed III
me. l an nov in the soaaty snd will call
grades and hope yoa will reserve yesr orders
tor ne. Should ysu need any gesds Leisrs
can see yos, please order direct fr0a ,hs Co.'S
psny, or yosr commission nerchsnts, NJ sll
responsible orders will be promptly allra.
Yours very traly,
JOHN n. LLOYD.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30

To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIMES having a
larger circulation than any other paper among the
ntelligent farmers and business men OF Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
t. insert their announcements in its columns. Send
Jr card rates, whch are lo,0 as any other paper
Southern Maryland to sag nothing about circasla-
ton.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
Given A way

Given Away
Send one cent postage to Domestic Sew ing
Machine Office, corner 7th and H streets, Wash
tneton, aud the New Domestic fashion csta-
logue for summer of 1889, illustrating over
!, 500 newest styles, will be mailed to yos free.
Country dealers supplied from this Office with
machines at New York wholeale factory peices
c. Ausrbsch, sole agent, 7tb Il H SITS. il 3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30

IF you are tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills, try Carter's Little
Liver Pills and take some comfort. A
man can't stand everything. One pill a
dose. Try them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
n Marriea.

w. Oscar Wade. . we'll known young resi-
dent OF Port Tobacco and v bo for several years
pas, has been clerk in the store Of w. w.
PadReu, and Miss Cora A. Berry, daughter of
Mr. VIM. Ii. Berry, living near La Plata, we're
married in Washington on Monday and are
now domiciled 10 our town. The bride
laugh The public school in Porn Tobacco dur-
ing the pas, year. There is considerable ro-
nance connected with the performance OF this
ceremony the event amounting almost to an
elopemeni, and as the young people were deter
mined to censunmats their happiness we ex-
tt nd best wishes and trust that all their hopes
and bright anticipatiens may be fully realized
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30

Mr.. EdeIen Not u Candidate,
We received the following letter from Sen
stor Edelen, who is still sojourning at Allan
tic City, on Tuesday last with the request that
it be published this week. 1t fully explains
itself.
ATLANTIC CRY, N. j., Aug. -. 1889.
Messrs. Coz 4 Daley,
DEAR SIRs IL have just read the editor.
ial in your paper of yesterday in which you
express the opinion that there is 100 doubt that
the nomination for Senator will be unanimous.
~ rendered to me-" Whether sou have cor
rectly interpreted Democratic sentiment on this
qu. stlon have no means Of knowing. But as
snming that on have, md in view Of the near
approach Of the nominating convention, it ID
due to myself and just to the people OF the
county to say pub iely through your columns
what ] have uniformly said to every friend
~ho has approached me on the subject, ths,
under no circumstances c.n I consent 10 be q
candidate for reelection TO the Office If Senator
Very respectfully yours etc.,
~ EDRIRn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
Vernon B. Pennington.
AttOrnev-at-Iaw
LA PLATA, MARYLAND.

Will practice in the several Courts OF Charles
county.
~ All collections promptly attended to.
May be found in Port Tobacco every Tuesday
and Saturday. 3m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
A BIG CUT IN PRICES

A BIG CUT IN PRICES
will be made the prices are low, never so low
before my Stock is complete, and must be sold.
will name in psrt:
Mems Good Servicable
Boots, $500, worth $3.50
Mems Good Hish Top oys-
ter Boots. $50
Boys Good Servicable
Boots, .. l.5O
Mems Good Heavy Winter
Snoes, Las
Boys Good Hravy Winter
Shoes. LOO
Mems G.od Servic abIs
. Winter Suits 4.623
Men Splendid Working
oal's,.. s74 worth $50
Men : Fine All Wool Cash
mele Suits l2.5o 1870
Mems Fins Cork Screw
Dress Suits, in Black
aud Blue. l2.5U, worth Is. 90
Mem Real hue Cork Screw
Dress Suits, IL OU 1900
Men Heas!, Good Over
Coats AS " $50
GOOD Calico at cts. per yard
Spieudli CaiIco vt
Best Calico at 6& :.
29-iuch Heavy Old Tune
Cameo, or Century
Cloth at 8 cts Der yard
never So Cheap before
Nice Line OF A All Wool Tricet Cioru
IN all the desirable shades, tor 50 Cts per ard.
Nice Line of Wool Dress TwilIs, iu all the
desirable shades, for l24 cts. per yard, and
many other Special Bargains too numerous to
mention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
Pm bile Sale.

Public Sale.
P. Reed Wills, the reiifing merchant
AT Cox's Station. will offer at public sale
on the premises ou Friday aud Saturday,
August 3Oth and Sis:, all the goods re-
manning in his store and also the entire
stock in the hotel. Will also sell Ut the
same time and place ell Of his horses, bug
gies, wagons. harness, etc. Those wish
ing to purchase should attend the sale, as
everything will positively I've sold at that
date as MIR. Wills i, forced to retire to
make room for his successors. Any or oil
of The above named stock will he sold to
purchasers at any time previous to the
day Of lie al terms and prices to suit.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30

Ring tn the Ceiebrattoa.
The city OF Baltimore 10 going to have
ao especially grand celebration in Sep'em-
ber. All trades and pursuits are TO be re-
presented and conspicuous among these
will he the Bell Clothing House which
will ring in the Exposition with display
of clothing artistic in character, elegant
in finish aud so low priced as to prscti-
caliy give every visitor chance to wear
home brand new" suit without know
ing he spent the money tor it. The Bell
Clothing House invites all visitors to call
and use its conveniences as q headquarters
while in B .ltimore. 1t is located on Pratt
Street near Hanover-near the wharv.s
and railroad sta ions.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
TUESDAY, Sept. 10th

at IL O'Clock A. M, for the purpose of electing
tour delegates to represent Charles county in
the DemOcl attic STATE CONVENTION 10 be
held in Baltilnoie city
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30

T BEG leave to iaforn ny customers that
am now connected with the shove house,
and thanking yea for the very liberal patron.
age EXTENDED to ns fer the past thirteen years,
respectfully solicit eentia nance Of the sane.
This house is one Of the Oldest sna bsst known
in the country, their gosls having a. saviable
reputation wherever used, being made Of the
best and most concentrated nstsrisl. l have
been in the habit sf making special mixtures
for most Of ny customers, but the different
brands that will ossr you nAasfactsrsd By
he
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
IMPORTANT
Announcement to Buyers
OF
Fall and Winter Goods
IMPORTANT

Having purchased very large and carefully
seler,ed Stock of Fall ana Winter Goods, and
IN order To clear them out for the next ninty
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES,
AND
County Convent ion.

In pursuance ef the resolution adopted by
the Democratic State Central Committee, the
Democl attic voters of Charles county are here eby
lequest ed to assemble in
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30

between the hours of and O'Clock P. NJ. ;, and
select ten delegates from each district to repre-
sent them in COUNTY CONVENTION to be
held in Port Tobacco ON
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
THE AXE AT WORK !

THE BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY
of a bright and busy season to get
the finest and best made clothing
at hitherto unncard of prices. We
have literally cut the profit out of
many lines Of goods to clear out
immense stock Of elegant suits,
and will give every reader the
proof of what we say by mention
of a few items
READ CAREFULLY!
THINK SERIOUSLY
ORDER PROMPTLY
49, <IIIHS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-30
Primary Meetings
SATURDAY, Sep. 7th, 1889.

at the usual places of holding elections in the
several election districts of the county on
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
ROZance.

R6z.hee, czyli jak lud
kaszubskl m6wi, koronk i, po
10, Is, 20, IS, 80 as do so cen
t6w-mocno zrobione, re zfoone
mi, fadnemi krzyzykami.
Wszystkie powyzej
wyszczeg6lnione ar
tyku}y religijne spro-
Wadzic MONA q mo-
jej Polskiej Ksiegar-
H. DERDOWSKI
Cor. 2nd DE- Carlmona
Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28

mokrackich we wtorek, 26 marca.
A bv} do tego s}uszny powod, DO
%jeszcze nigdy TAXA cisza ME piano.
wa}a pred wyborami, jak tego ro-
ku. Pochodzi}o to zas podobno
ztad, re to raza laden 2 kandyda-
tow pred kaukusem ME chciaf
wzrokiem ruszyc, lekajac sic stra-
ty Z powodu pokonania sic PREY
wodcow demokrackich z republic
kahskiml, celem obalenia rzadow
burmistrza Ludwika.
komitet 20 obywateli rozwia-
za} sic z owego Citizens ticket
mic ME bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
BALE CZAPKI
Detroit, "a marca
Kochanv Maisterku!

RACE ostrzedz W twojem pis-
ME wszystkich pred jednym
cz}owiekiem, kt6ry ztad pisuje do
gazet o tax zwanych Bia}ych czap-
kach.
Bia}e czapki chca go teraz sa-
mego z miasta wygnat, lecz on
powiada, re SAN pojedzie. Wsze-
lako CT ludzie, u kt6rych on jest ma
boarcie, m6wia, ably wpierw sw6j
dug zap1aci}, DO jak ME, to jego
do kozy wsadza. Osobnik ten wy
stepowa} w Ameryce Juz pod Is
nazwiskami, z kt6rych tutaj ME
ktore wymlenie: 1. Kazmierz P.
Laskovski 2. II. P. Tymienle-
eki. - 3. X. P. Raiman, a. X.
P. Paprocki it. d., ale prawdziwem
pewnie zadne ME by4o i ME jest.
Jest on W tym kraju 2 Iata,
a juz objechaf oa}a A%meryke, DO
60 wszedzie Bia1e czapki zabiG
chcia}y. Najpierw przybyf do Buffa-
10, gdzie by1 tylko 2 miesiace. Po-
tenn wylechaf do Cleveland, gdzie
byl 3 mlesiace i musiaf wyjez-
dzac czempredzej. Potem pole
chal do Toledo, gdzle by} l mie-
siac. Bia}e czapkl i tam 60 wy
n~alaz}y i napisa}y do niego list,
ably sic czempredzej 7 miasta wy
nosif Obecnle jest on W Detroit
3 miesiqce a ma boarcie luz jest
5tym.
Pisze on, re jest malarzem
dekoratarem, lecz kto 60 INA, przy-
INA mi prawde, re on jest tylko
du 49,. wielkim. Recze, re navel
pedzla W reke wziae ME potrafi.
Niechaj sobie zyscy Polacy W
Cleveland, Toledo i Buffalo panic
taja lego adres: S77 Rivard utica,
Detroit, Mich.
Wskaza4em wan, czytelnicy
moskiewskiego szpiega : pilnuj-
Gle go, ably wan ME uciek}.
z uszanowaniem
4. j. Roteras.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
d.
Obrazy.
[. Obraxy pO pa cent6W.

20 cali wysoko$ci, Is szzrokosci.
M k B O S k a B olesna e.
screen 7miu mleczmi przebitem)
trzymaj4ca Syna zdjetego z Krzy-
ia ma Ionic.
Marc d z e n i e ] s a (gdzie
opr6cz P. Maryi i sw. Jdzefa
take pastuszkowie przybiezalD
obraz ten z picking girlanda ma
eko1o.
SERGE J e z s a. (Pan Jezus ma
turalnej wielkosci, popiersie.)
z martwy c h VS. ? a H.
skie. (Pan Jezus trzyma W re-
ku c%horagiew, ma grobie siedzi
ani61, straz Z %przerazenia powa-
Iona ma ziemi.)
S W. A ntoni d 6 W S k i
(p~iastujacy dzieciatko Jezus z IL
La niewinnosci W reku.)
S W. Aloizy (rozmyslajacy mad
meka Zbawiciela.)
g. Obrazy Olejme p0 SO
cemtOW.
20 cai qoysokoc$e,15 szeroko$ci.
S W. J a n N e p omucen ca
1ej os b i e; ma boku pred
stawia obraz krdla s~tojacega
pred swym pa}acem przypatru-
jacego sic, iak kat powoli spusz-
GA sw. Jana Nep. z mostu do RE
kip
Matka Boska Czesto-
C h S i Q t.
KLEIN Jezus, obraz kt6ry W
kazdym domu po!skim znajdo-
wac sic powinien.
Obrazy olejne pc AZ Gem.
25 cali aoysoko$ci,l9 szerohoSci.
S w. J6zef piastujacy dzlecie
Jezus, z lila W reku.
w OWL lie Matki
B osk1ej. (otoczona mnostwem
anlofow.)
Pan Jezus przyjacie
dziatek k. (Pan Jezus otoczony
dzieemi b}ogosfawi2cy inn
Wleczerza ans ka (Pan
Jezus l dwanascie apostofow).
Obraz xa so cemt0w.
Matka Boska c. G S O.
6 h W S k a, otoczona herbami
Polski Litwy j Rusi z unosza-
ca sic mad wszystkiem Sfota
korona-z napisem BoAe co s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
NOW GET READY,

Ready for what? Why, to hustle around and make
a good stake for yourself this season. Winter is gone,
and now is the time to get out and look up a location,
ityou think Of making a change. Does the warmer
climate of Missouri or Kansas attract you? 9TH Bur
Hove you heard of the fertile plains Of Nebraska, the
great corn state? The Bennington lines reach directly
every secion of the state that has any attractions. Have
you a desire to get a no nes,ead in Dakota, the future
granary of the country? The Burlington is the route
to St. Paul and Minneapolis, making connections in
Union Depots with principal lines to Dakota in Colora-
do? The Burlington is the great through route to all
mines, or gel. a farm in Oregon or Washington? h
burlington is the line from all eastean points. Write to
w. J:C. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, St. Panl. Mimi,
Tor fullinformauon.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
FREDERIkSEN K CO
Grunta ma fanny W Minnesota i Wisconsin.

Grunta preryine W kolonii ,Gnie-
zno' Martin i :,Krakow" w
W Redwood Co's.wpoiudniowelMin
nesecie, s~kfadaja sic bogatej
%pszennej rob. Wsze'skie gatunki
zboaa, ~larzvn i kukurudzy tam Sc
udnja. osadnicy choduja wiele by
dta w tych okolicach, CO i'm wiele
donosi. Drzewo do ormtu ! budow-
Il ME jest dr"zsze .iak W Chicago.
Gr"nta tie leza cd 2 do 10 mil cd
mias', targow stacyi koleiowycb.
Wodv do plea Jest poddostatk'em
! nlgdy ME brak. Wielu Polokow
Juz tam zamieszkuje. Cena gruntu
tego iesr cd S do 10 dol. Ia ak,er.
Zaiatki male, reszte winno sic wy
pfacac ratam1 Cd 6 do 80 lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28

ola panow i chfopcow - farb
- koszul, chustek do nosa,
ponczoch i t. d. A przytem
kazdy ma dobra sposobnozc
kupienia u mnie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
Ksiazki do nabozeh'
silva:

Il sia3ki d ma b o Z en-
silva d dzieci m I O.
d ziezy.
Dzieeie do Boga........ ..@..."..20
Dziecie do Boga re ziotemi brze-
80
Kwjat aiewinnosci ola dzieci polls
kich W Ame1yce.. .........2b
,,Ksiazec,ka" do nabo&ehstwa ola
mtodzlezy, zfocone brzegi zty-
tuliklem lJ6zfa Chociszewskiego]
Ia sama ksie&eczka, oprawna w
pf6tno.
Ia sama ksaztczka oprana W
sk6rxe 2 obrazkiem.."........95
Ia sama ,,K.lazeczka do nabozeh-
silva dIa mtodzieAy" z okuciem
i zameczkiem....... .........l .25
Ia samu opra"na W kosG stoniowa,
albo w aksamit.......... ...l.76
Ola d,orosfych h.
ANlOH sTROz OF rawny W kos6
sfonio~a lub akssmit.. 500
ZtOIY OtIARL II, income o.
parwny re zfoconym tvtulik1em
...........
WYBOREK opraw. w p}otnoSO 40
ztccone brzegi 0.80
ze sprzaczka 1875
OETARZYK POLSKI
oprawny W skorke leo
re zfocnnpmi brzegaml LAO
re sprzaczka 2'OO
ANI0E sTROz opr. W skorke o.75
zfocnne brzegl 100
DUNN opraw. W skorke l.a0
70 sprzaczka 800
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW E..

Jaki$ II. D. Morse urzadza W
naszem miescie mleczarnla, obie-
cujac sprzedawaG pc tanich cenach
swieze mas}o i maslanke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
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razem kosztuja eaten tylko 2 dolary, jeze-
Ii zapisujacy sobie te pisemka te sumo op4a-
ci naprz6d. Komu bedziemy wyse}ali VIA
rusa i Kosciuszke przez ca4y rok ma kredyt,
ten must zap}acic osobno "a Wiarusa dol. 2
i "a Kosciuszke SO c., czyli dol. $50.
Obie gaZety razem stanoWia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-28
Aqent Z~gigzkowy zawarl 2 D

Agent Z,piqskowy zawar} 2 p.
Janem Pelowskim kontrakt wzgle-
dem dostawy okoto 5000 sazni
kamleni-po S $50 sazeh. Pan Fe-
lowski niezad}ugo rozpocznie tie
kamienie }amac swojej CORY i
chce przyjac robotnlkow. Og6lna
suma, iaka p. Pelowski W tym PREY
padku spodziewa sic wybrat "a
kamienie, wynosi 10 tysiecy dola-
row.