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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27
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NlemcZech uStA1O. w CZecna0n
jeszcze sic przewfoczy, ale
tam wnet ustaG must. Gorni-
kew l.apedzi}a do roboty je-
dynie tylko bieda majaea W
reku okrutnie ciety bicz, kto-
ry sic nazywa gf6d. Me mog-
10 bye inaczej. Roboty zaprzes-
taio ste tysiecy gornikow. Il
tych wielu miafe Tony, dzieci
i krewnych u siebis. Me ro-
biac, ME mieli doehodu, a
p.zez to ME byie utrzymania
przynalmniej ola trzeeh set
tysiecy ludz1. Gdyby sic ma
dzish liczyto tylko 10 fsny-
gov ma kazda osobe petrzeba-
by ns tylu ludu 30 tysiecy
marsk co dzien. Strejkewali
cos 20 dAl, vice zkad wziad
TAXA kupe pienledzy ma ich
utrzymsnls? 70 skfadek cd ro-
betnikow? Ba, kiedy CT villas
ME sami mic ME maja, DO mai
wisksza czcsd robotn'kow "a
rebek jul utracafa, DO ME by
10 PREY czem robi6.B iednl gor-
nicy zadtuzyli sic vice, pozas-
tawiali, pesprzedawali, co tyl-
ke megli, a jeszczs sic ro-
=. DINA gtedu namarli i dfugie-
go bedzie trzeba czasu zanim
wroca do swege i z tel biedy
sic wyliza. TAX to jeden dru-
giege do czegos namowi, po-
tenn zuchow udaja, a W ken
gu bieda i gfod przysna i ka'
Ia zruci6 pyche z serea.
w SERBII ME ma spokoju.
Mieli tam zebrarie swoje w
Belgardzie w%elnemyslni, prey
czem przyszfe do kfotni i do
bojkl, a panowie welnomy$lni
tax sig uniesli, lie poczeli stree
Lac do sweich przeci wnikow.
Nawet czfowiek powazny i
Aie mledy, dawnisjszy minis
ter Graszanin ME umiaf sic
pewstrzyma& i BYE spekeJnym,
lecz ~strzelif taxze. Trzeba by
10 przysfa& policya i wejsko
do pemocy. z tyoh z:anione
l ofcera i 10 1andarmow, z
ludu zas zabito studenta Mi
kowicza a zraniene Ii osob
Niedzy Serbami sa tacy, kte'
rym sic teraznlejsze rzady ME
pedsbaja i CT tez ME uspoko-
ia sic tax predko. Teraz zwfasz'
cza, gdy ma tronie jest dziee-
ke, a matka tege dzlecka poo
Moskalem przebywa, wystawid
seb,e fatwo, lie niezadewole
ME ciagle sic tam bedzie cd.
zywafo. Wrecif tel do Serb
wielki przyjaciel Resyi, biskur
prawesiawny Mlchaf. Sledz'
on detad cicho, ale jake ze
by1 "a peprzedniego krola wy
gnany z kraju ola swojej PRIV
jazni ku Resyi, a W Rosy
tel przebywaf, wnet sic "a
pewne W MEM to przyJazl
odezwie.
BAWIE u ca
ra rosyjskiego ma kro]ewskin
divorce jake gose ks;a&e Gar
nogerski wraz z mfodziuehn'
eorka swoja, ktera podebn'
1eet bardzo fadna. Pisano te3
2e sic z MIA zareczyf ksiaz'
rosyjski z cesarskiego rodu
bratanek cara.
Pred 8 tygodniami by.
Ia parada wojska rosyjskieg'
pred carem, ma tel paradzl
byt PREY boku cara | kslaz
czarneg6rski. Pc paradzle '
wielkim Pa}acu carsklm snia
dante, a PREY tel sposobnese
pill car zdrewie ksiecia czarne
gorskiego i p%owiedziaf cara
zem tie slowa: Pie "a zdre
vie ks1eeia czarnogorsklegt
g ynege szczereg
w iernege przy]a
ciea r osv j." TIE slow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

WYDAWCA prawostawnej ga
zety z Toledo, to wielki tehorz.
Chociaz go Wdrus tylke lekko
pod WHO'S %pogtaska}, to teraz re
strachu pred tenn }echtauiem o
ste mil omija Winone re swoja
gazeta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

mem Wiel. ks. Leopolda
Oprychalsklsge buduje sobie
tutejsza Polonia kosciof. Dnia
IL czerwca byf potezopy ka-
mien wegielay. Ceremonie cd
prawif ks;adz irijski W asys-
tencyi ksiedza francuzkiego,
ks. Matkewskiego z Bay City
i ks. Begackiego z Poznania.
Przemowy pewiedzieli: ks. Be-
gacki W polskim jezyku l
ksiadz irijski W angielskim. W
ks1nieniu JEST papier z pismem
terazniejszege prazydenta i
vlce-prezyden1a GRAZ gubsrna-
terra Michigaau, majera MAS
ia ! Hsnryka Jezeta Rychtera,
ks. irijskiego i teraznielszsgo
probeszcza ks. Leopolda. Opry.
chalskiego. = Ksiedza tego
chwala palafanie, jeno to ME-
kterym sic ME podeba, re
wiecej sprzyja Ziednoczeniu
Katolickiemu, nil Zwiazkewi
Narodewemu Pol.
Pan A. G~oszczyhski, prezy-
dent Re-. Zwiazku Kawaler5w
Polskich, zawladamia mas, ke sto'
sownie do zyczenla ~towarzystw
wv. Kaw. Pol. i pojsdynczych
czfenk6w, odznaki zosta1y obstalo
wane u p.L Boche " Chicago, pc
Genie:
z4ote ema.iowane...... 5 so
srebrne emal,owane.... S 1.0t
Gdyby kto sobie zyczyt TAXA cd
make miec, niechaj nadesle wy
mieniona sumo pod adresem: A
Goszczyhski, P. o. box 281, L.
Sale, Ill.
CLEVELAND Sedzia Sto
ne rozwiodf p. Plotra Mixtaekleg'
jego iona Anna, Niemka, poda,
JAG "a powed, Re Niemka ME "a
chowywafa sic wygledem Mix
tacklego Jako iona i zfosliwie <
opuScifa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27


Cena biletu 80 c.
cd osoby tam i napowret. Ola
dzieoi do lat 12-tu Ii c.
Pociag odchodzi 0 godzinie punkt
10 z rama z nowege dworca kolei
zelaznej Wisconsin Central r6g
Franklin l Harrison ulicy.
Wymarsz wszystkich Tow. o 60
dzinie punkt 9 rama z Vorwaertz
Turn Hall do dworca.
Psoiag opusciwszy dworzec ola
zabrania gosci przystanie ma dwie
minuty ma nastepnych miejscach:
Rog Canal i 16 ullcY-Halsted
pod mostem-Blue Island Ave.
Ashland Ave. i le ulioy i Ogden
Ave.
Ma tych stacyach publiczneic
mole bilet6w kupie cd cz1onk6w
tam pestawionych i ma pociagu.
Bilety So dobre ma kazdy pociag
.jadacy 60 godzine do Chicago, kt6:
ry stale pred ogrodem ola zabra.
MIA gosci napowrot.
Gas, kiedy MONA powracac, pc
po}udniu o godzinie 1925 M, s., 8
ostatni o 10 wieczor.
w przypadku niepogody majsw
ka odbsdzie sic p6zniej, o czen
Szan. Publicznosc uwiadomi sit
przez gazety.
Wszyscy cz}onkowle Tow. biora
cych udzial W tel m~ajowce, vim
sic stawic do wymarszu ma godz
punkt 81 z rama do hall, kazdy
oznaka swego Towarzystwa
Do licznego wspo}udzia}u jaknaj
uprzsjmiej zaprasza
KONITET.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-27

PEACCIE "a
The Lamar register., 1889-08-31
Notice for Publicatton.

Land ONCE at Lamar. Colo,
August s3rd lss9
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
TO make finAl proof IN support OF his claim
and commute the same to cash entry and that
-aid proof wfll be made befsrethe register and
receiver at Lamar, Colo, on october slst,
I-5s, viz: Peter 5. Lynch, Homestead Entry
No slfs for the = . n. e. IL and n. i-s s. e. ID
sec. 20 {. - r. t6w.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiNa-
tion OF, said land, Wig; J. NJ. Wright, a. IL.
Patch. u. y. Hover. J. N. johnson all OF
Also nt same place on October 18th, lss9 ,
viz. Albert II. Patch ID. 5. No. 5g1s for the 5.
I-s NV. Ia and n la $. W. II Sec 70 t. = 5. T.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and culttNA-
lion of, said land, viz: j. NJ: Wright 4. 3:
Lynch, Ed. Stewart. samuel Park All OF
Lamar, Colo.
Also befor. j. X. nnughty Clerk of Co. Court
Of Prowers Co. Colo, at Lamar, Colo. on sept.
sOth, ls.s, viz: Chas, u Myers III. 4. No. lSSs
for the n. e. Ia sec. Is tip. = :. rg. S ".
He names the following witnesses to prove
his Continuous residence upon and cultiva-
OF, said land, viz: Y. w. Burke, j. w. Aoer,
j. A. Pickle NJ. ID. Wilder. all OF Lamar Colo.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proofs or who knows
Of any substantial reason, under the law and
the regulations of the Interior Department,
why such proofs should not be allowed. VIII
be given an opportunity at the above men
witnesses OF said claimants and to offer evil
an1s I.ls- c. ID. FORD,
Register.
The Lamar register., 1889-08-31
Notice for Publicat,on.
Land once at Lamar. Colo.
IT.. sg..N. tllC

Land ONCE at Lamar. Colo.
July s9th. 1859.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has He'd notice OF his Intention
to make nnal proof In support of his claim,
and commute to cash entry and that said
proof wili be made before register and re-
ceiyer, at Lamar. Colo, on sept. 9Th, lsas, viz ;
Isaac y. stearns II, 4. No. 301s for the n. l-2
\. W. sec. q and lots and Sec. - I. = 5.
R-E Ew.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his eontiuuou. residence upon and cultiya-
tion OF, said land. viz: James IL Mills, Fred
Williams, Clark u. Jones. Eyerett Kelsey. all
of Lamar. Colo.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance OF such proof. -r who knows
of any substantial reason. under the law and
the regulations of the Interior Department,
why such proof should not be allowed, Will
be given an opportunity at the above men
toned time and place to cross examine the
vsItne-se. OF said claimant and To offer eyi.
dence In rcbuttal of that submitted by claim
c. ID. FORD,
s.B Register.
The Lamar register., 1889-08-31
Notice for Pupltoatiora.
Land Office, at Lamar. Colorado
Iuly p5th Is-s}

Land otiice, at Lamar; Colorado,
July 25th, lsss.
Notice ts hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her Intention
r., make ANAL proof in support OF her claim.
and that said proof will be made Detofe tue
Clerk of the County Court Prowers Co, Solo',
AZ Lamar. Colo on November llth, 1859, VIZ
Elizn j. weddell, II. Z. No. 500 for the N Il.
Ia sec TIP. q 5. of r. - ".
She names the following witnesses 70 P.one
her continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
lion Of. said land, viz: John w. Aber, j. W;
Mace, Garlic W. Burke, William A. Ellis all
of Lamar II. O., Prowers Co.. Colorado.
ANY person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such PROOF. or who knows OF
any substantial reason, under tine law anu
the regulations OF the Interior Department,
why such proof should not be allowed, VIII
be given an opportunity at the above men, en-.
tioned time and place to cross. examine the
,sI,n, sse- of said claimant, and to offer evil
dence in rebuttal Of thst submitted pS claim
ant. or,p,rc N popn
s.,, Register.
The Lamar register., 1889-08-31
lslJ,
Notice FOR Publ,oat1on.

Land Once ut Lamar, Colorado,
Aug. 18th, lss9.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed netice of his intention
10 commute to cash entry and make final
proof In support of his olaim and that said
proof will be maic before the register and
receiver at Lamar, Colorado. on October sth,
lssS. viz; John u. Meek ii. Z. No. 1880. for the
:. Q. Ia of sec. IS In township 81 5. of range 90
W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivn.
ton of, said land, viz: j. A. Price, George
Davis, John Mace, John Aber, all OF Lamar
=. o. Prowers Co. Colo.
Also at same time and place viz: Joseph II.
Price ID. $. No. &oh7 for the u. W. IL section Is
township p :. range 46w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion OF. said land, viz: John X. Meek, II.
Hansen, George Davis, John Aber. all Of
Lamar T.. U. Prowers Co. Colo.
Also at same place on November lst 1883
viz: Charles II. Haig ID. s. No. &c35 for the n
c. Ia sec. 10 tp. q $. rR. t5w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
flon OF, said land viz: Joseph W. Morse. Hen
ry 7. Henry. W. A. Leonard. James fugate
OF Lamar, Colo, c. ID. FORD,
ALI. Register.
The Lamar register., 1889-08-31
s-l3.
Not1oe for Publioat,on.
July "a. 1873.

Land once at Latlhr boIoiauo,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice of his inten-
tion to make fnal proof in support OF MS
claim. and that said proof Will be made Pc
snra lister and receiver, at Lamar, Colo,
on Oct isth 1883. viz: Asa brigham, II: =.
Sn Siss for the s. L. ia Sec. I. 81 S. r. ~ W.,
Ne names the following witnesses to prove
,,a Continuous residence upon and cultiva-
,inn az said land, viz James A. Collins,
lanes stephenson. John o. Stream IRA 4.
Swadley, all of Lamar. Colo.
AIso at same time and place, viz: Martha
A Raed ID g. No. 3s26 for the 5, w. Ia sec.
r 81 :. Y. 10 W. 8 p NJ. Colo.
she names the folio wing witnesses 70 Prove
her continuous residence upon anu cutsh.
ton ~ said land, viz: Asa brigham, James
A. Collins. Ira =. swaoieS' ooN'A W
all of Lamar. Coto- 49,
III lessee u. Holman ID. S. No. 1855 for the
~ w / 1 sec d Il. 81 S. r. " w. r. NJ COLO.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
Ma Continuous residence upon ana cuitivh-
t,on Of. said land, viz: John Hester, Jonn
Williams James A. Collins, Ira E. Swauiey'
al nv y, nerson who desires to protest against
the allowance Of such proofs, or whe knows
~ any substantial reason, under tine law anu
the regulations of the Interior Depai.dheniSs s.,is
LIN Inv snch proofs should not be allowed. VIII
W yy,ven an ouportunity at the above men
t,o5ed time and place to cross examine tne
aitnesses Of said claimant, anu 70 oneI ev, ,
dencc In rebuttsl Of that submitted pS e1A'ni
ants. CuApJEs D. FORD
~, ResistcS,
The Lamar register., 1889-08-31

The following contests have been
fled at the u. S. Land Office Lamar,
this week up to yesterday morning:
Sarah l. Black VS.. May Kimmel
n. G. 2s-2346
John r. Resor vs.. William H..
Crawford 8. W. I 1923 4S.
Frank Pike VS.. Edman Campbell
s.w. + 23-2o-45.
Eliza r. Stewart vs. Carson Swish
er n. e. + 22-1s-51.
Wallace B. Mcneil vs.. Douglas
Goodrich ct al n. ] s. W. 8. W. t 2s
and n. e. t n. W. t 33-29-4s.
The Lamar register., 1889-08-31
FOR SALB.

One hundred and sixty acres Of
decided land eight miles southeast of
Lamar, on Clay creek. Thirty acres
fenced stone house l812o, stable,
cave and other out buildings, yoke
of oxen. wagon, two milch COWS,
three yearling heifers, pony, two
blows and a drag. Will sell all for
eight hundred and fifty dollars cash,
IT, J, A. DOWNING.
The Lamar register., 1889-08-31
Land ONCE at Lamar, Colo.

Land ONCE Ut Lamar, Colo.
August Goth, 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make Anal proof IN support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Reg
tster and Receiver at Lamar, Colo, on Octo
ber 10th. lss9, viz: Ora Thompson d. 5. No.
SIsl for lots one and two 5. l-2 II. e. - sec. 2
{. y =. r. ~ W. p. m. Colo.
He names the following witnesses to prove
OF, said land. viz: Charles s. RampenthnI
John Rampenthal. stephen Erwin, Francis
n. Petrie, ALI OF Lamar. Colo.
G. d. FORD.
s-J, Register.
The Lamar register., 1889-08-31
Notice for Pun,aeataen.
Land once at Lamar, Colo.

Land Once at Lamar, Colo,
August 29th, 1889.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make Anal proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will BE made before reg
ister and receiver at Lamar. Colo, on Octo-
Der 10th, 1853. viz: Joseph V. Davidson d. s.
No. Sa3I for the n. g. Ia sec % {. p 5. r. IS W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
bowen. Peter Oaks, Charles Taylor, OF Lamar,
Colo. G. ID. FORD,
ELI, Register.
The Lamar register., 1889-08-31
Leo Jansen has sixty acre, of

growing crops that are looking fine,
| There was good attendance and
q very pleasant time at the dance a,
W. P. Harper's residence north of the
river Wednesday night.
Lamar's city debt is confined to
the water-vorks alone. . mere triae
compared to the safety and benefit
derived from the works.
c. G. Ament of Rocky Foad was
in town several days thus week. He
says they are expecting big crowd
at the Ford Watermelon Day.
1t looks like the new south side
ditch was sure thing, when work
commences it will afford employment
to good many men and teams.
Will Silver left Tuesday night for
Cincinnati. Ohio. His wife accom-.
panied him as far as Winfield, Kan.
sas. where she will visit several
weeks.
During our absence next week
Mr.. Geo. L. Himes..will assist in get
ting out the paper, and he will be the
man to thump if there is slanything
wrong.
The river is so low that the fish
can be caught by picking them up.
aud its unnecessary to sayi iLamarshad
fish for breakfast dinner and supper
yesterday.
The church wasicrowded wednes-
day night at the w. C. T. U. Enter
taiument, one of the quilts sold for
eight dollars and the other tor six
twenty-five.
A colored man injured while try
ing to get on the blind baggage at
Granada, Tuesday was brought up
to Lamar for care and treatment by
the county physician.
Last Saturday Mrs-D. Z. Cooper
received 4 dispatch at Baldwin City
Kansas where she was visiting, that
her brother was dead, and she left
that day for Iowa to be presant at
the funeral.
Judge Pybarger was caller
Wednesday and said bis Carlton
News would make q bow to-day.
The Judge is an old timer in county
seat fights and intends to make every
thing point to Carlton before cleo
ton.
After obtaining prices at Coolidge
Granada and Las Animas, the Colo
rsdo Lumbersand Produce Company
of Lamar recIeyed the order to furn.
ish the lumber for the new school
house for Springfield, as a Wholesale
town, Lamar leads in eastern Colora-
do.
Denver. Colo, Aug. 2T,h, so.
To all agents in Colorado:
Saturday September 7th, being
Watermelon day at Rocky Ford
special train will be run as follows:
Leaving Trinidad 1880 a. m, Hoeh.
mes at 1850 a. m, Thatchers at s:45
a. m, La JunR 1890 a. m, arriving
at Rocky Ford as 1880 a. m.
Leaving Canon City 1880 a. M,
Roakvale $50 4. m, Florence T:5o a.
m. Pueblo s:45 a. IN, Nepesta 1905
a. m, Sybil 1918 a. m, arriving at
Rocky Ford 1880 a. m.
Leaving Granada S q. m, Lamar
s:35 a. M, Caddoa 9:l5 a. M, Las
Animas GAS a. m, La Junta lO:ls
a. M, arriving at Rocky Ford at
1880 a. IN.
Fares for the round trip will be as
follows:
From Granada $3.50; Lamar 1900;
Caddoa sl.50; Las Animas 81 90; La
Junta IS cts; Sybil 90 cts; Trinidad
s2T5; Hoehnes s2.25; Thatcher
sl.T5; Nepesta rs cts; Canon City
s3, Florence sl.75; Rockvale Sl.75;
Colorado Springs $3.50; Denvers5.
Selling instructions will be sent
you later on. Yours truly,
II. G. KRAKE.
The Lamar register., 1889-08-31
LOCAL NEWS.


. A. Ellis has gone east
hard winter is predicted.
Tina, ia fried fish you smell.
ro.morrow Sept. first, the first day
stfill.
O. G. Hess was at Las Animas
Monday.
The commissioners meet next week
Sept 5,h.
There Is a new night operator ct
he depot
Bu PHILIPPE is looking for pas
;ures new.
VIII Logue went to Waisenburg
Tuesday night
=. W. Burger will return from
Denver Monday.
Tie school bell will ring next
Monday morning.
Mrs Will MetcAlf has joined her
Ausband 81 DenYer.
There sere heavy rains all around
pvn Thursday evening.
Apples we're selling eight pounds
rsr a quarter this week.
Receiver shrook was at Pueblo a
i,y the first of the week.
". W. Loaden makes final proof
a, hi, claim in two weeks.
Dr. HAs,y was called to Granada
Tuesday 10 attend patient
F.P. Allen was down to the east
end Of the county Thursday.
Judge Doughty was busy with
De trial of cases yesterday.
Mr.. Highly and family formerly of
hi. city are nov At Gunnison.
Monday aud Tuesday were among
d. hottest days OF the summer.
rs Boyer was registered ct the
Barger from Brookhcld Wednesday.
II. A. Mosher and c. o. Barton o.
64nadA were IN the city yesterday.
Ms Swift and children have been
visiting a, Lakin, kausas. this week.
Nh. J. W. Kriger rsturnsd from
,risi, a, Ia ye,A Thursday morning.
Nv. Myler and J. w. Me,calf
we're down To Granada Wednesday.
Nelson Demore-t will 20 o eastern
K,nsa. abou, the middle of SePtem-
ber.
There are still tons Of grapes in
tie timber only a few mlss from
i1xn.
J, W. Har,pence a lawyer from
Coolidge, kansas, had business in
Lamar Thursday.
Mr., Henry Kellogg treasurer of
Beat County spent the day in town
Yesterday.
The small boy with q FIVE to eight
pound catfish va. a common sight
yesterday.
!. Z. 1r~in returned from the
Canon City teachers institute Sstur-
day night.
c. d. Baldwin was IN the east part
Of the county Tuesday to see about
bis fences.
VIII Crcddock was taken very
slek Tuesday, but was able to be out
the next day.
viii Goodale's team run away
Thursday, tAeY were caught before
doing any damage.
The Bed Rock proprietors feel
Confident they have head gate now
that wont wash out.
SIX or eight wagon loads of ceder
posts came up from the southern
country yesterday.
One of the candidates think that
politics comes high. 1t does, but
there is lots of fun In it.
Fred Lee and J. w. Golladay
caught between sixty and seventy
The Lamar register., 1889-08-31
Not,oe FOR Pupl1oation.

Eli
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-01-17

"A correspondent Of the New York
Evening Post gives graphic account of
the way in which money vas spent BY
both parties to carry New Hampshire at
the last Presidential election. He escrib.
es Senator Chandler fastening from
Washington to the rescue ofthe imperil-
ed State, and how, when he saw the
manner in which things were going, he
hastened back to Massachusetts, where he
obtained such large sums from the manu-.
facturers that she returned laden with
fat" The Democrats also, he says, were
we'll supplied with money, and the
contest depended on the longest purse.
'.In one of the large villages in the
northern part of the State the price of
votes was openly run UP in the town hall
to s225 apiece. In another part of the
back towns the vote for Representatives
Was ate on the first ballot, ard, on the
second ballot, the price of votes was bid
up to sos each. In Manchester the
overseers in the mills stood on tbe streets,
money in hand and bought votes openly
he adds: "The worst of it was that the
money was given by men who knew per.
fectly we'll the uses to which it vas to be
put. They were the large Eopublican
manufacturers and merchants of the
Northern States. They were the promi.
nent members Of our churches, and they
have done more to demoralize our politics
than Tweed ever did in New York"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-01-17
Tom Jackson, a prominent colored

- Tom Jackson, a prominent colored
man in Athens, Ga, has been working
there as tailor Tor several years and has
saved his money. Now be says he is
going to Africa as missionary. He
proposes to spend year more here pre-.
pairing himself for his work, and then he
intends to 60 to Liberia, and from that
point he will push forward his work.
Jackson is a thoroughly religious man aud
confidently expects to do good missionary
service. He proposes to build church
in Liberia and then to push into the in
terror, where he thinks work is most
needed. He will not 60 as missionary
Of any denomination, but of his own ac.
cord, intending to support himself. he
has sold his shop and will leave Athens
in few days.
"A Cincinnati establishment each
year beats out twenty.one thousand..gold
dollars into gold leaf, and as each dollar
can be made into sheet that will carpet
two rooms sixteen feet six inches square
some idea may be formed of its tenuity.
It requires fourteen hundred thicknesses
of gold leaf to equal sheet of thin
paper, and two hundred and eighty
thousand to form an inch.
= Only four gowns of American silk
have ever been made. Of these Mrs.
Garfield was given one, Mrs. Tom
Thumb bought another, and Mrs. J. T.
H gins, of Middleboro, Mass, is now
having one made from material furnished
by silk worms of her own raising.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-01-17
Unless the President should interpose

Unless the President should interpose q
veto it is quite probable that Gen. Harri-
son will have eightinstead, Of seven men
to select for his Cabinet, as the members
of the House committee Of conference
upon the bill creating the new Depart.
ment Of Agriculture and Commerce are
willing to recede from their position and
accept the demands ofthe Senate. The
principal issue has been the transfer Of
the signalseryice from the War Depart
ment to the Agricultural Department,
which has been insisted upon BY the
House but opposed by the Senate. Those
in charge Of the billin the House are of
the opinion that it is better to surrender
this point than to lose the bill entirely,
but they will expect in another Congress
to amend it, so that not only the signal
service but the land Office shall be added
to the new department. Its understood,
however, that the President is not entire.
II satisfied With the bill and,is likely to
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