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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-10

neigbhorhood. A few days since she
capped the climax and ner mistress is
IN hopes that having reached the apex
of imbecility this daughter Of the sun
ny south may show some signs of i'm
provement. In moment of forget
tulness the lady in question intrusted
her sable assistant with the duty of
telephoning to the livery stable for
her surrey. By the usual fatality
which appears to hang over such hap
peniDgs she connected with the fire de-
partment and her call brought out a
hose cart at full speed. Of course the
neighhorhood turned out, and when
the lady of the house came forth
arrayed for her ride she found large
and enthusiastic audier &c gathered TO
great her. For u moment she was
dumbfeunded. but soon grasped the
situation, and as she turned toward
her door the silvery tones of her voice
were waited to The listening crowd as
she addressed to the waiting shadow
In the hall the following epigram
"Well, you are the doggondest niger
/ ever did see." When the driver
had recovered, the hose cart was
driven away and the neighbors are
still laughing as they await future
developments.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-10
SCHELL CITY.
Gets Mixed up i'm a Curious Case
i'm the Appellate Court.

To-day's Kansas City Times contain
the following;
The most entertaining case that cam.
in for hearing yesterday in the court oil
appeals was that In which "the inhabi.
tants of the village of Schell City" were
respondents and the L. M. Rumsey manu-.
came up from Vernon county and has
twice occupied the attention of the ap-
pellate judges. Itwas yesterday argued
and submitted. Three years ago great
fire burned part of Schell City in Vernon
county and with the wisdom of
him who locked his stable
door after the horse had gotten
away, the citizens of the town in mass
meeting assembled, voted to buy a steam
fire engine and quantity of hose. They
raised $500 and the L. NJ Rumsey Manu-
featuring company, was given the contract
70 build the engine. When the engine was
delivered the $500 already In hand was
paid to the company and 3 city warrant
for $3O4 was issued in payment for the
remainder of the purchase price.
week after the warrant had been is.
sued a new board of alderman was elected
composed of men who had been opposed to
the purchase of the engine. The new
board repudiated the warrant, and suit
was brought by the manufacturing COM
pany, which terminated in their favor
The board of aldermen obstinateIy took
the case up to the court of appeals, main
tanning that inasmuch as no ordinance had
been passed authorizing the purchase of
the engine the appropriation for that pur-
pose was illegal. The appellate court took
the aldermanic view of the case and
reversed the decision of the lower court.
Then the Rumsey manufacturing com.
pany adopted another plan, and brought
replevin proceedings TO recover possession
OF the engine. The proceedings were sue
cessfu, and it was only after the engine
was gone that the inhabitants of Schell
City woke up TO the fact that the company
had been paid $500 of their money.
Thereupon they brought suit for it, and
while they recovered judgment in the low
er court, 1t was this time the turn of the
manufacturing company to appeal, and
they promptly availed themselves of the
opportunity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-10
The Chausauqua Circle.

Rev. Black, the pastor of the Ohio street
NJ. E. church, recently organized Chau-
tauqua circle, with a membership of TWEEN
ty The books for the use of the circle
arrived here yesterday and were delivered
to The members. The programme for tie
meeting tomorrow night is as follows:
Rome" by Will Highleyman.
Historical poem, by Miss futile.
allow to judge picture" by Miss Lurs
MCluney.
Archaeology OF Rome" by C. C. Clay.
The November questions will be re-
viewed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-10
A Nursery Located

Mr.. +. Hudgens OF New Haven,
frankiin county, was in the city looking
tor location for a nursery. He spent
yesterday and the day before examining
different pieces of land suitable for a nur.
sery and finally secured tract of 10 acres
IN the southeast corner of the city. He
VIII open an office in the business part of
thecify. Hudgens was employed several
years by j. Bagby q Son, at New Haven,
the owners of the largest nursery in the
West, and rings letters from there recon.
.mending him as reliable in every respect
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-10
THE GAMBLING HOUSES.
How Suckers are Fleeced by the
SharperS.

The mayor in his speech to the police
yesterday made statemen. that there are
number of gambling houses in town and
ordered the police 10 lump on them with
both feet. He has laid ont a big Job for
them, and 1t is doubtful whether they csn
close the ones which do the most damage.
They are not regular gambling houses.
and the game is never played twice in the
same place. The usual way when two or
three sharpers get hold of fresh fish"
worth catching one OF them rents room
t)r the evening, or week, at some
hotel or private house having furnished
rooms to rent, and invite the victim and
other friends to spend the evening with
him. : ter bottle of his wine has been
drank, the game is introduced, and before
morning the victim has been deeced in
good style. Unless the feeced party saueals
and will make up the proper affidayits, the
police can't touch any of the parties tor
the want OF proof. although they know be-
yond reasonable doubt that the sparties
had been gambling Gamblers are too
sharp TO establish regular rooms for gam.
bling. They play it the other way. and
with perfect safety. There is.no question
but what there are number of raen about
town that gain good livelihood at gam
bling. They work in pairs or triplets.
They watch every young man who has
money and If he shows any inclinations to
gambling. They cultivate him and never
fail to fence him. The public get very indig-
nant that such things are allowed but there
seems TO be no way of preventing, except to
kill the gamblers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-10

The Little Nugget, musical comedy,
was given last night at Woods opera
house, TO a good house, which enjoyed the
songs, and funny speeches ana general
merriment to the full.
The Isaac Payton Comedy Co., sup
porting the charming actress and vocalist,
Miss Matte Keene, will be at Woods
every night next week. at popular prices.
The company has a repertoire of good
plays and will, no doubt, have crowded
houses during their engagement.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-10

for man with Il wari on his nose,
who was gazing ut him with his mouth
open, as il he never had thou ght OF
anything else in his whole lite.
John Gross said ne didn't know
anything about making rhyme, but
would try, and struck out as follows !:
"Mary had little Iumb
And il did love cnrysanthe num-"
DIR. Overstreet goi excited at once
when he was asked to make the rhyme,
aud running his hand through his FL
len Terry locks ne said:
"Go way, no nearer 10 me come
do not care a tInker's dumb
For rhymes, or the chrysnthemum."
The Prowler smiled and then the
doctor smiled and then both adjourned
to the nearest drug store and there
''smiIed" again.
Il. L. Gentry, who is at Hot
Springs and was written to on the
subject, thus replied 81 wrote this
with one hand tied behind my back
and think 'tis pretty good.
Go tell the boys to drink some Mumm
And then sit down and have some fun
Accusing through their brains looking for
rhvme
For that dod ,gasted chrysanthemum."
Had Dick had one of his
legs tied behind his back instead of
his hand there is no telling what
kind of a rhyme he would have
made but as 1t Is the
Prowler agrees with him that the one
he sent was pretty good.
Several other gentlemen did almost
as well as the above and that western
editor will eventually be Obliged to
send the So prize he offers to Sedalia.
just at present it must be acknowl-
edged the odds lie between Mr..
Gentry and Mr.. Steele with slight
leaning toward MIR. Meyer.
The Prowler knows ola boy in
this city, who is only about thirteen
years of age, bnt who by selling
st. Louis papers, has succeeded for
several years IN clothing himself nicely |
and now has over 5000 In the bank. |
The man who says economy and in
dustry do not count against luck had |
better join an Ananias society.
The grand assemblage of young
who are here in attendance at |
the w. G. L. U. convention stirred
the Providers rather tough heart to
its center. They were so much in
so pure hearted and Jealous
and such contrast to the frivolous,
street flirting and decolette creatures
which too often falls in the Providers
way that he at once went hack to his
iaith in womanhood and made up his
mind after all that . bachelors ex-
stence lacks the very Jest and sweet
st element of lI.t and after the cup
If dissipation had been drunk to the
lregs, the flavor is a very poor SUBJ
titute for a good wife, home and
owe.
Quite a number of Chatauqua
;ircles are at present Furnishing in
his city and the Prowler is glad to
tote that heads and not heels clone
re having little show in Sedalla
his winter.
The Prowler knows of a lady living
n West Sixth street who has for some
avs been engaged in the exaspera-
ing work of training her servants.
Ter last venture in this line a colored
irl, combines all the various disqali.
cations to be found under the appe'-
Ition of "rare," and the exploits of
his maiden have made her the object
mnch admiring attention in the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-10
Bucklen's ArnIca Salye.

The BEST SALyE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped hands, Chilblains,
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures the Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Mertz and Hale.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-10

Achethey would be alHiogt =, C;55ss So4
suffer from this distressing complain: out fortup
nately their goodness does nCtend here, and those
who once try them win find these little pills valrl
able IN 20 many ways that they will not be viii
hing to do without them. But after all sick head
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-10

DIR. j. HI. McLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier, by its vitaliz-
ing properties, will brighten pale cheeks,
and transform a pale, hsggard, dispirited
woman into one Of sparkling health and
beauty. 81 per bottle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
Z niW poISkich
w MERYCE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 3stycznia.-
Ma dniu 30go Grudnia 1883 zafo-
zylismy howe to%warzystwo pod i
mieniem ,,Rycyrze Korony Pol
skiej," do kt6rego przystqpi}o 20
cz}onkdw CT ustanowili, by W
niedziele, 1890 Stycznia odbyc po-
siedzenie w Lightstone hall, Y6g
11tej ulicy i Franklin Ave-, i wy
braG sta}a administering.
Ma posiedzeniu tenn bedziemy
przyjmowac ma cz1onk6w towarzy-
silva tego "a s1.O0 Gednego dolara)
wstepnego, azatem zapraszamy Po-
lakow miasta St Louis, by raczy-
Ii przybyc i dali sic wpisat do to-
warzystwa wyzej wymienionego.
Cele towarzystwa tego So:
wspdlne wspieranie sic, pielegno-
wanie iezyka polskiego, krzewie,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
R~ozmyslania nowo-
roczne reportera no.
wojorskiego.

Przegladajac Ogn5sko napoty-
kamy s2zniste o~gfoszenia i ,,puffy"
o balach: przedstawieniach anna
torskich t~owarzystw i pseudo-to-
warzystw r6znych odcieni i barw.
N%aturalnie, radujemy sic widzac
tax gfosne objawy zycia miedzy
Polonla nowojorskq, przedstawia-
jqc sobie potem ich stan moralny
l materyalny W jaknajrt=owszem
swietle.
Najwiecej do myslenia dale
bal ,,stafego klubu politycznego".
Klub polityczny, starajacy SIG o
Madame powagi i znaczenla Pola-
kom zamieszka}ym W Stan. lied
noczonych-mysl wspaniafa, alez
"a to Jake iej wykonanie Prezes
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
Mlodemu pokoleniuPolski. kt6-

Mlodemu pokoleniuP olski, kt6-
re ja 2 wiez6w wybawi.
Muzeum Narodowemu W Rap
perswylu i jego Za}ozycielowiI
szwajcaryi gdzie sic rozwija
cd lat 20stu wielkiej donios}osci
l%nstytucya.
solidarmosci ludlow przeciw
wrogom ich niepodlegfosci.
Tradycjonalny toastK 0 G h al
m e co znaczy jednosc Ego
ola i zaml4owanie we wszystkiem
co narodowe.
Spiewy patrjotyczne z~aKohczy-
~ te pamietna uroczystosc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
ME ducha narodowego i ~laczenie
sic z Zwiazkiem Narodowym Pol
skim.
Inacy Rajski
Sekr. tymczasowy.
GOOD HARBOR Lebanon CO..

GOOD HARBOR Lebanon CO.,
Mich. %Szanowny Redaktorze
race um;escic we Wiarusie kilka
slow take i o naszej tn kolonii
polskiej, ktora W ostatnich CA
sach coraz bardziej wzrasta. Jest
mas tn juz oko}o 70 familii pol
skich i ko~sciolek many swoj Was
ny cd dawna. Nieprzyjemnie ola
mas, re bedac W tax mafej liczbie
ME many %jeszcze w}asnego ksie-
dza Polskiego. Co trzecia niedziele
dojezdza do mas ks. niemiecki, a
polski ksiadz tylko 2 razy do ro-
ku spowiedzi sfuchac do mas przy-
jezdza.
w ten sposob przykro nam
jest, re chociaz op}acamy, ma kos
ci61 i ma utrzymanie ksiedza, jed
nakowoz pofowa 2 mas ME umie-
jqc pc angielsku hub niemiecku
nigdy kazania ME zrozumie. So tn
miedzy mani Niemcy, Francuzi,
Iarlandczyki Czechy. My Polacy
i Czechy ME many ~jeszcze Was
nego ksiedza, gdyz SAM ME j%estes-
my w stanie so utrzymat, lecz ze-
by chociaz tylko 80 familii pol
skich tn sic osledll}o, }atwo by nam
by}o o polskiego postarac SIG ksie-
dza. - Ola tego kazdego, kt6ry
ma chec ist ma tarme, zapraszamy
najprzod u a sobie obejrzyc grun-
ia, Ziemia tn ~jeszcze %tania,a zarob-
ku tn take pod dosatkiem a
szczegolnie zima. Zupeinie W pob-
LEU pracuja eagle 4 parowe tarta-
TAXI i dobrze p}aca ga pr1ywis2io-
ne budolce. Drzewo tn jest pc
wiekszej czesci twarde, Maple
Elm, Lpy i t. d. Drzewc IA o.
pax take tn latwo zpieniezyt.
Za klon, czyli maple, parowe
tartaki plaza $500 "a 1000 stop
kubicznych, Grunta tn So wyborney
wedy ped dostatkiem, a klimat
zdrowy, talk lie tn laden ~jeszcze 2
polskich farn5erow ME uclekl. Pr
sze powyzsze NE ola tego, ably mas.
choiano. wspomagat, lecz celem
jest moim zaehecit do przyjecha-
MIA do mas gdyz wszyscy tn prag-
niemy dosta6 polskiego ksiedza, a
to tylko nast2piG moze, gdy pol
ska kolonia sic powiekszy jeszcze.
o 80 familii. g
Il uszaaowaniem zyczliwy abonent
Marein BrZezinski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
r W,


s}a}a W srode, 8 styczNia, so EN-
tow ks. Frzyniczyhskiemu do By
tomia .Gako reszte sk}adek, zebra
nych ma ]egn wydawnictwa) i 25
centow do Sharbu Narodowego W
Milwaukee,, zaroblone "a wymian-
XII kropidlarskie czeladnikazLaSalle.
Dolara, ofarowanego przez %. J6~
zefa kabedzkiego Sturgeon Lake,
Mimi, ma ustanowlenienie agenta
polskiego W Castle Garden, jesz-
Z trzymamy, proszqc o dalsze
sk}adki ma ten eel d~obroczynny
patryotyczny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
BALTIMORE.

naszego miasta ~zderzy1y sic diva
okrqty, parowlec bremcnskiego
Lloyda NJ ain / Montana, wioza-
cg bydfo Z Londynu. ain ME
zosta} wiele uszkodzony, NJ o n-
tana zas wraz T. fadunkiem uSo-
nal s mlrutach. Za4oga ocalona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
w NOW YIN YORK u

donosi Ro1a& % Ameryce - okra-.
dli zfodzie]e ks. proboszoza Xii
meckisgo. Ukradli mu kilkaset do
l"row z %fundaszu koscie!nego, oraz
ksiaAeczki bankowe i kosztownlej-
SIZE odznaki towarzystwa kosclel-
ncgo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
PEACCIE IA
Anleryka.

BLAINE przybyi do Wash
lngtonu rrzyjacie!o jego staraja
sic, ably przcprowadzic jego wyb6r
na sekrcturZa Stanu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
MICHAI MILOCH ME

die koiektowaf pieniedzy "a Yea
rusa w Appleton, Wis, DO tel zimy
pewnie weale do, swej zony do APP
pleton, Mimi, ME pojedzie. Okla
mai redaktora Wiarusa, re jest
bosom sekcyjnym PREY kolei w
Appleton i tylko ma goscine PREY
jechaf do Winony, a re prosi} o
agentura, vice umiescllismy odno-
sna, notatke we Wiar24,e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

wi pc Bulgarsku odpowiedzia1 De-
legation dziekczynnie. p. Trusko-
wski z Galicyi przemowi} w imie-
niu miodziezy ksztaicacej sic os-
wiadczy} re przechowuje ona sta
rannie w sercu patryotyZm ktory
odznacza} m}odz,ez W powstariu
llstopadowem, re zjednoczenie po-
winno bye gt6wnem narzedziem
piracy naszej narodowej, a Muzeum
W ktorem sig uroczystosci narodo-
we odbywaja dzielnem jej Ogni-
skiem.
Nastepnie liczne pisma, listy
i telegramy odczytane zosta}y ja-
ko to:
Bardzo piekny wiersz PAM
Duchihskiej. ID wolste cody
rodowc Rappers-
wy | u" So rocznic ca listo-
p q d w i stoletnia NV j l.
k i c m u.
Pan M~ieczys}aw Darowski czci-
godny patryota i veteran orzesfaf
Z Krakowa swoja move kt6ra cho-
roba wypowiedziec ME pozwoli1a.
Otto jest jej tresc:
,,Muzeum Narodowe w ktorem
dis odbywa sic obchod. 5Sroczni-
cy powstania listopadowego jest
PREY stania nusza narodowa
W kt6rei jak rozbitkl zgruchotanej
navy o~jczystej zbierajq sic tu}acze
j w~ygnahcy, ably sic ozywit zgro-
madzonemi pamiatkami narodowe-
mi; dalej wspominal o potedze du-
cha i o hasle p%amietnym Bog
Duch-Ojczyzna, kt6re prowadzi}o
do boju bohater6w Z 1880 i 81
roku.
I.itwa swieta ME majac docze-
kac sic bratniej pomocy powstafa
i cud6w walecznosci i p~oswiecenia
dajac dowodq tysiqcami polegfych
st%wierdziEa swa mi}osc Ojczyzny!!
Jedyna nasza ustron w Rap
perswylu ME uszla ME nawisci wro-
gov; znalezli pochopne narzedzia
no %rzucania oszczerstw ma ten swie-
ty przybytek ducha narodowego i
tworce jego fandaeyi ,,P ogar-
d Uni Is; potega ducha narodowe-
go przetrwa tie w~szystkie wrog6w
i mordercow raszych Glossy i wyj-
die zwyciezke!
Oddajmy stokrotnie czesc pa
miecl bohater6w listopadowyoh i
wytrwa1ym pracowaiekom ma nj
vie. oJczyste] niczem ME zrazonym
sS8pym IA stray naszego
Zn7eza. PAM Ogonowska w Bolo-
gnii, zasluzona Polka, ucznl}a pis-
mem Pelnem goracego patryotyz-
mu So roczniee ktora stat sic po-
wlnna bodzcem do zgody j wy
trwalosci i zgromadzaG ziomk6w
W r6znych krajach rozsypanych.
Jest to dzieh rachunku sumieniai
zdania sobie sprawy czy ~wyleczy-
lismy sic z dawnych b}ed6w.
Mech zyja synowie Polski
Ola Ojczyzny, MECH zyje mfodziez
Polska, ably jig Z wiezdw i niedoli
wvbawic! Mech zyje czcigodny "a
4ozyciel Muzeum tel pracowni OIL
czystej, zawiastunki b}ogiej przy-
szfosci."
Stowarzyszenie ,,Gwiazda" w
Stanistawowie ia posrednictwem
p. Ignacego Kamihskiego przes}a-
10 nastepny telegram wyJety Sy-
bill biskupa Veronica.
ME p%ogrzebie polsklego ludu
ia mogi}a.
,Trola ma to upad}a ably Rzym
zrodzi}a.
Fanny Wienholt 2 Ajaccio te-
legram polski:
MECH zyje polska W 58ma
rocznice swego ~meczenstwa."
Telegram p. J6zefa Ga}ezow-
skiego z Paryza wyraza} ~wspd}czu-
Gle gorace dla zbola1ej Ojczyzny!
Personal---very. nastepnie
zamkna} posiedzenie ~odroczy1 re,
branie do Al ma uczte.
Tymczasem bogate zbiory mu.
zealne zwiedzone Zostafy.
Podczas uczty liczne mowy
toasty cechowa1y te u%roczystos6
z kt6rych wymienimy nastepne:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
w GRAND RAPIDg. Mich

skradzono tamtejszego urzedu
pocztowego "a $ 5000 znaczk6w
p~ocztowych i pubic 2 %zap:snnemi
listami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
w "pTTERSBURGJ dob

w pITERSBURGU dobrze
znany mosieznik Jozef Crawford
zadnf sobie W Bank-Exchange
Hotelu PREY Frzeciej Ave. diva
zgnieci" " olSelice se.ca, gdyz
pray szvnkfasie salonn ME mogl dos
tao sznaDsa. Bedzie musiat umrzec.
- w sPittbur5u w niedziele sa-
lonow ME wolno trzymac otw;r
tych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

w FORT DODGE, Iowa, spa
lila sic kopulnia weyli braci Col
lin, przez co powstata strata W kwO-
Gle $ 10000 i przeszso 200 lulzi
pozostaio bez zajecia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

Chojnice. Cook e(Goet-
zendorf) nabyf ma subhascie p.
Busspahn 2 Grochowa IA 100000
marek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
w 9
q Polskiej U]czyzny
Pru,sy Polslxie.

7csev. Posada sedziego prey
tuteiszym sadzic, opr6zhiona przcz
n%rzenics,enic y. dr.. Phillpp1 J..
zawjaduje tymczasem assof
ID hrin g.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

Kartu@y. w Garczu u, W pa
rafi chmielehskicj, wybuchf ty-
fus. Jedna osoba .iuz ma to cho-
robe umarfa, kill<n ley chorych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

W STANIE TEKSAs iuz MIC
MONA wlqcej nabyc gruutu rz:sdo-
wego,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
Che7Dno. Wzgledem budcwy

Chefmn0. Wzgledem buuc"y
re aslni zaw1azano znowu sto-
sunki mistIzem mularsklm p.
Stefanskims poniewaz .jego rr"jekt
daleko tanszy Jest ni& wedle kosz-
torvsu y. Osthoffa W Plauen. -
Budowa szkofy dla ch{opcow
r%ozpocznie sic ma przvszla wiosne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

Prosba %anarchisty Hronek /,
zasadzvnego ma ~ lat wiezien1a, o
dozwolonlr nowego procrsu, zostu}..
odrzucona, Il tenn samene wyrok
p'erwszy stat SIC prawomu~Mym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
Karlikowo. Wczorai dnia 7ge

Kdrlikowo. Wczorai dnla 7go
BIN. rowie mad szosa, prowa-
dzaca 2 Krakowa do Weiherowa
W leslie l%ubocinskim znalaz'y die
ci Wisniewskiego z ka,likowskiego
pustkowia kwilaca 6 tygodniowa
dziewczynke .juz nar6t skostn'afa
/ zaraz zaniosty do domu 'swoich
rodzicow, kt6rzy przyjefy n'eszeze-
sliwe ni4mowlatko W swoja opie-
Ike.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10
w ma bye zafoz

ma polska szkoIa Ola nauczyciell
organistow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

Eosin. Dnia b. m. o 8 godz.
rane wybuchf ma podworzu gruntn
spitalneso ogien, krSry stodofy i
stajnie zniszczyf. Dzierzawca p. P.
Meyer poni6sf ME mata strate.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

W ST.. Lous wszystkie m.iyny
zawlesity prace wskutak uchwat
z~apadfych rodczas konwencyi w
Milwaukee,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

POSZUKIWANIA krewnych lut
znajomych ME wyn szace Gala druku
ma raz ieden 80 c., nastepnie polowe
Ola abonent6w aaprz6d platnych darmo,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

Cgersk. Towarzystwo sw. Win
centego postanowifo w n~ledziele
% b. m. obdarzyc ubogie dzieci
tuteisze. gwiazdka. - Hot G ! p.
8 G h wemin wydzieraawiony
zostaf Cd tgo b. NJ. panu Ohnesor-
ge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

W San Francisco prof. pickle
ring, obserowaf zndmienic sfohca
i podaje, 20 zd.jeto rrze>zfo so ffoto-
grafli s}ohce przez caty czas bg}o
dose iasno wiioczne, karona wy
gladnta TAX ra,no jak rodczas da-
wniej szych zatmieh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

W Reading Pa. pajwieksza
fabryka IL wodnych i gazowych
zaprze staia %pracowac dl: braku
odpowied"ich z"mowlen, przez co
100 Iudzi zostato pozbawionych "a
trudnicnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-10

Kartusy, Tutejszy piaarz sado-
WV vilter przen'esionym zostai
do prokuratoryi W Choinicaoh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-02

What more does . person want, or
what iairer can you ask than this2 wan
you pay exorbitant rated merchant TALON
thIrty-dve dollars for . suit Of ciotheo
when you can buy one ready made, Oh Of
the came cloth, put together far superior
In make and trimmings for twelve dol.
larsi And then again, II you can't afford
TO pay twelve dollArs for q suit OF clothes,
you can buy very nice one. suitable for
dress or business purposes, for seven OF
eight dollars. On the other hand, II you
want 10 make selection OF boys or chill
dr.n's suits you can find much larger
variety at the Economy Hall, 406 Market
street, and at q saving OF fully 33X per
cent. Suits for dollar and atty cents
other houses ask $500 for, but take Il
all on an average you eau save fully the
above figures by extending your patron
age to the above honorable dealing cloth
lug institution--a house that 10 con-
sidored TO be, by all the fair-minded poo
pc In this section OF tho country, tht
! most deserving OF the public patronage.