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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-10-02
PubIic sac of Fnrnitur -.

L. W. Stidham & Son, Auctioneers,
well close out the balance Of the stock OF
Furniture and Carpets, at the Store, 116
King street, on Friday afternoon, October
4th, commencing az o'clock.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-10-02

The eichty-third annual communication
o. the Most Worthy Grand Lodge An
cient Free and Accepted Masons Of Della
ware. met ia Masonic BAH At naon to-dsy
ana Hlil remain In session for two days
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-10-02
High school Alumni.

The Alumni Association Of the Boys
High School viii hold meeting in the
rooms OF the Board of Public Education
tonight. This viii be the regular quar-
terly meeting of the association and
important business will be transacted.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-10-02

Thomas jefferson, Jr, was appointed
postmaster at Smyrna yesterday BY
fresldent Harrison. de viii succeed j.
Il. Bewley. Last years salary OF this
Office was 81 400
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-10-02
ANoTHER McTlM Of lie RAlL.
BE Stepped Away from One Train In
the Front of Another.


the Front of Another.
John Hergesburg, a Swede, and an
employe Of the Edge Moor Iron Works
was killed by being struck by train
last night about o'clock. He was walk
ing between this city and Edge Moor on
the p w. & b. r r. track. He step
ped off the track to get out of the W ~
Of a coming train on to another track
He had no sooner gotten on this track
than another train struck him. He was
cut and bruised very badly. His face was
not dishgured at all. He was brought to
this city and DR.. bravo summoned, but
he could do nothing for the injured man.
who died at 8 &c. The body was removed
to the morgue, where he now lies. An
inquest will be held over his remains to
day. A wife and two children survive
the dead man
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-10-02

The exchanges ul bne - lnutn.,to,, hanks
ct ths cleara,g house to-6ay we're C;ear.
iugS S173. lgs 20 salsucss. SO sis ~
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-10-02

The hearing Of applications for liquor
licenses viii be taken up ia couts On
ruesdsy marning next
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-10-02
FOR FURNITURE.

Full Line Of Gimps Cords Tasses Walnut Cherry, ASH
Brass and Antique Oak Po all Table Covers Chenille Tapes
try Plush Felt etc. in AS, ga and s4 Iambrequns Pat
terms and by the yard in Plush, Felt and Tapestry.
We hope show this line Of Goods every intending buyer
feel it will be Of benefit to them. Special Prices the Trade
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-20
Protection EthicsIIy Considered.

OF course. tho effect Of protection
upon the morals Of the protected must
in the end be very bad. It has q
tendency to make them cowardly.
trcachcrous and grasping. The fear
Of meeting outsiders in friendly COM
petition; the temptation to make poor
goods when poor goods can be sold for
an unjustly high price; tho business
OF seizing rs legitimate prey the labor
OF others and turning that labor to
ones own uscs--must, sooner or later.
have a bad effect on the individual
and tho community at large A man
can not thrive at the expense OF other
men, whether those men are his near
ncighbors or are living at the antip-
odes. without being hardened In his
scnsibilities and becoming 70 certain
extent inhuman. The effect Of pro-
lection upon the moral welfare Of the
protected IL bad; Its effect upon their
material welfare Is eventually ruins
oua Huntington Smith, In pooula9
Science Monthly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-20
THE HOUSE OF PERINE.
A Little Child Set in the Midst or
Them.

That spring day dawncd as calmly
upon Burnside as all other days. Civ
Ing no warning OF the stir that il was
to bring; and stir was held in hor-
ror Of disgust by the entire household
Y at Burnside. That each day should
follow all other days in an UNMARRIED
regularity this was living; any thing
else was mere scramble for cx-
istence. And II there were any COM
pensations in the lives Of those who
thus scrambled. the three Misses
ierinc and their bachelor brother. Mr..
Middleton Perinc. did not know il.
We may congratulate ourselves
upon living In the country the year
round, remarked Miss Gertrude. tho
head o. the house OF Pcrinc: II am
sure ! feel sorry for the people who
are beginning now to hunt for summer
Boarding places just think. siste-A
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-20
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.


| They Form . Completely United body,
| Entcrprising and Harmonious.
| No State Of the Union is nation,
| though several States exceed Euro
pean nations both in size and popula-
ton. the State OF New York. for ex-
ample, being both larger and more
populous than the whole OF Switzer-
land; and no State represents his
torical nationality. Hence the ex-
perience OF America, it may be OBJ
served. throws no light on the posi-.
bility OF using federalism and local
autonomy as convenient methods
either for recognizing and giving free
scope to the sentiment OF nationality
which may exist in any part Of an en-
pire. or for meeting the need for local
institutions and distinct legislation
which may arise from differences be-
tween such part and the rest Of the
empire" The States. looked at as q
whole. make up the United States.
but the United States are nothing but
the political form into which circum-
stances have nodded the constitution
Of single nation. The Americans
are as much one people as the
French or the Italians; they form
more completely united body
than do the Inhabitants OF the
United Kingdom The men you meet
at New York differ less from the men
you meet at Chicago than Londoners
from the citizens Of Edinburgh or than
both from the citizens Of Cork. The
difference, indeed. between whites and
blacks Is OF course fundamental. but
the aim OF the negro Is TO initiate 10
the best OF his power the ordinary
American citizen, and there does not
exist at present. and, as far as one
dare prophesy any thing. there Is not
much likelihood there will exist in the
Union any thing like negro national
ity. Meanwhilc-an this Is OF pri-
mary importance-thc division into
States does not correspond with dit
fercnces OF religious creed An En-
glishman who goes from London to
Edinburgh enters into a new moral at
mospherc. Who can pass month in
Scotland without hearing OF the dif-
ferences which divide the Free Church
from the Establishment? What sane
man living in England cares TO recall
these subjects OF division? The Ro-
man Catholic citizen OF Ticino is
different man from tho German Ro-
man Catholic Of Lucernc; each differs
from the German Protestant OF Berne
or the French Protestant OF Geneva.
A citizen Of tho United States il an
American; he is not Californian or
a New Yorker. - Edinburgh Review.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-20

for me 70 lay our thst dead woman.
what came upon you 30 student
We'll. you saw ms turn her pocket in
side ont. and 'twani noihin' there. but
when come 10 strip her. l finds a pus
fastened In her bussom. II had ten
dollars in II. an letter"
"A letter." easped Miss Gertrude.
turning faint
II was orful hard pressed them
days. Miss Prime. and the devil
whispered 10 me could jos borrow
that money Of the dead woman. and
nobody be hurt; but OH. you don't
know how't has brought me down
since" Sally began TO weep again.
II low II has cost me my soul. l
have shaved day and night to make
il up. so could confess my sin and
get yer TO pray fer me, but is never
been any less hard pressed than / was
that day. Its a'most too late now
I'm feared" She counted out the
money with fcycrish haste. a. II II
burnt her fingers.
Ten years before. Miss Gertrude
would have sent her to a preacher for
spiritual comfort, as being none OF
her concern. but great depths had
been stirred in the old maids heart
since then. Gently. as one might
speak TO foolish. frightened child.
Miss Gertrude showed poor Sally where
pardon was TO be found, and after a
long visit. the woman went away
comforted, leaving the ten dollars and
the letter.
Oh! how Miss Gertrude dreaded the
letter. She felt unable to open il her
self. ard thankfully recognized Pastor
Motifs now familiar voice 10 the hall
below. He would open the letter and
counsel and guide them. But the let
ter held no sting; on the contrary, it
proved the res pectable percentage Of
their boy. without taking any rights
| from them. 1t was from an old ac-
! quaintance in the West. and dated ten
! years back. The bearer. il said.
was poor young widow OF good
character. whose failing health made
| it impossible for her any longer TO
support herself She was going back
| TO her brother. who would be kind to
her II she could find him. but she had
not heard from him for years. Il
! give her this letter to YOU" wrote
l Miss Gertrudes friend. begging you
| to place her in some charitable insti-
| tuition. at least until can hear from
her. in case she fails to find her
brother. She is alone in the world
except for this brother"
| The pastor finished reading and
wiped his glasses ITO think said
one OF the sisters. that we should be
| finding out, after all these years. how
our boy came TO us.
| Il knew all along" said the pastor,
significantly.
| You KNEW the sisters cried to-
| gether.
| Not about poor Sally's letter." he
replied: II only knew this: And he
| took little child and set him in the
midst OF them. - Elizabeth p. Allan,
| in Interior.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-20
CURRENT COMMENTS.

Under the Bussey decision some
one should propose revolutionary
pension for the heirs OF Benedict
Arnold. II there are any. Albany
Argus.
Observing people are remarking
that President Harrison has yet to take
the FIRST step In the direction OF ex-
tending the reform OF the civil scrvice
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The race between Tanner and
Bussey as TO which shall Guido the
other in wasting public money il one
OF the most disgraceful spectacles ever
Witnessed in our Government IN. Y.
Star.
The high tariff gluts the 'shcms
Market" and. therefore. unless trusts
are formed profits must dwindle.
Breathes there m American voter too
stupid to understand 50 plain mat
terp-- Couricr-Journal.
The Republican party has done
many things which call for comment.
In matters Of policy we have had fire.
quent occasion TO oppose IL. Il was.
however, honest in its belief. as we
have been honest in ours. But TO
place the name OF dishonorably dis
charged soldier next TO that Of = vet
eran who did his whole duty. and to
support him for life In spite OF his
crimc-that is an act on which . Diff
ference Of opinion would seem % be
impossible. Y. Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-20

Having, by means Of his puppct
convention, nominated himself for
Governor, Malone now proposes to
elect himself BY appealing 70 the
prcjudices oftho negroes. and by using
the Government patronage. This il
Mahoneism and the .'Old Dominion"
IL threatened now with domination
such rs II has never before known.
1t has been chastised with whips. but
should Malone prevail II will be
chastised with scorpions. The white
people Of the State will see 70 IL that
no such disaster falls upon them
Chicago Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-09-20

Parsnips. and vegetable oysters
for winter use, should BE- packed in
damp sand or earth In the cellar;
those for use in tho spring should re-
main In tho ground, as freezing does
not injure them, but rather improves
their flavor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
Sprawy e%mygracjne
GfOSOWanie ma zarzad

zwlqzku narodowego weErancyi
Dnia 80 listopala, wieczorem
o godzinie Sci, W Czytelni polskiej,
W obccnosci zgromadzodych 17tu
Czfonkow zapisanych W lisc'c, Cd
by{o sic r1zpicczetowanie korcrt i
obliczenie mdestanych gfosow z
Frnncyi. Rezultat byf nastepu-'
jacy:
Glosujacvch byto Sc Z lisLy "a
plsahych 81. W'ekszosc gfosow "a
tenn s,anowi "A.
PIP. Gasztowtt ~otrzymal Clio.
sow &C. Gafezowski J6zcf SO.
- Morawski so. Korytko 49,.
: CT c%zterei wybrahr zcstali.
Nasteprie otrzymali PIP. Mic
k%aniewski 80 giosow, Dygat 80,
Urmowaki 80, Hcrtel 20, Reiff 90,
Rubach %, DR.. G~ier~zyh-ki 26,
DR.. Obrycki 10, Tomczyhski II,
Chodzko II, Bartowski 16, Mas
son 6, Zimocki 7, Artwinski Stan.
5, Malinowski 5, lnni zns mieIi
pc pare gtos6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
OSOBLIWOSG.

Omnibus, nedzony elcktr>cz-
noss'a, niedawno p~odziwiany byi
ma rierwszym objezdzie pc boga-
t}'rh dzielnicach miasta Londynu.
JEST to podobno jedyny omnibus
etektryczny na cniym swlecie, mo
gacy zbaczne W prawo i wIewo a
hsegac ma zwyczainym braku szyb-
c'ej, ni& woz, ciagniony przez
konic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

W reku, zmierzy} SIG ma niego. Co
widzac lnAy, r6wniez Polak, Gem
predict podaf go do sadu, il sig z
nozem rzuca ma swego przeciwnika.
Oskarzony musia} CRUDE zap}acic
pieniadze, poczem rzek}: = Jak
Polacy zaczna robic z ol6wkow no.
re, z fajek pistolety, a z kijow flu
zyje, to bez watpienia Ojczyzna
niebawem powstanie!
PEACCIE IA WJARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
NAJLEPSZE ZDROWIE!

Dr.. b. G. WEsTA SRODEK
Ma NERWY i MOzG, gwaranto-
wane tajemnicze lekurstwo ma n.y.
steryq, zawrot W g!owie, konwul-
sye, mrukliwosc, nerwowa newral-
gla, Dol gfowy, nerwowa, prostra-
eva, pochedzaca 2 uaytku ak oho-
III lub tabaki, bezscnnosd, PREY
gnebleni" u,nysfowe, rozmiekeze-
ME mozgn, prowadaace do obiaka-
ma, d" nieSzczescia, rozpaczy i
sm'erci powoduiaco rychte re-
s]tarzenie sic, nieplodnobG, ntrate
sity II obojga l'fci, mimowoine "
pfawy / chorobe zwana Sperma,
thorrhoea, hedaca skutkiem mad.
uzycia m"zgu, samog~altu i in
nych tai ny Gu grzechow. KaSde pL-
dcfko zawiera porcya ne jeJcn mic
siac. S1.W podeiko, lub 8 pudeiek
"a s5.Oo. Prsesefa SIG poczta, kto-
IA oddaje r~rzesefke, skoro wartosc
pres Xxi beds'c .jej znpiacona
GWaran ! alj jenny "a g pul.
de8ek,
20 tc wNIcczt kaziy rrzypadek.
Fry ka&Jcm zamowisniu, jakie
otrzymamy ma 6 pudrfek, = dofa-
czcn;cm $500, los'emv zamawin-
J?cemn masza p'sAna gwar"rcya,
IL zwf6clmy ~l'irniaIzc, jczeli le-
karstw" naszc ME ", knru,je Gwa.
rancye Wystuw':i tyiku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
KAZIMIERZ OLSZEWSKI w

KAZlMlERZ OISZEWSKI w
Chicago ma bye wydalony zdw6ch
towarzystw polsNich "a krzywdze-
ME tychze. = Jest to ten sam o.
szewskI, co skolektowaf 9 dolar6w
pom'edzy rodakami ma Bridgeport
Gle ma many process redaktora
Wiiorusa Z Kropidlarzami a potem
te pieniqdze, a nadto kilka dola-
row zebranego ola Wiarusa abo-
nainentu sobie przywfaszczy}.
Olszewski podobno i w 1889 roku
kolektowa} ~pieniadze "a Warusa,
chloe juz cd kilku miesiecy 2 listy
naszych agent6w wykreslony. My
W roku 1888 2 Olszewskim zadnych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

z KASzUBSKIEGO THOR
SON, W Dakocie, pisza nam: Ma
my tn dzieka Bogu, dobre easy.
Mrdz mierny, sniegu zadnego i,
ksiedza dobrego polskiego, many
bardzo gorliwego kapsana, Edmun-
da Stanis}awa Thokarskiego, trosz-
czacego sic o koscio} l dobro swej.
parafi. Niechze mu Pan Bog da:
dobre zdrowie i diugie zycle1
KS. Thokarski odebraf swiece-
MIA kap}anskie W sierpniu, z reki
naszego Observation-Disclosures BIZ
skupa Ks. Martin Marti w Yank-
ton, Dakota.
Swieta Bozego, narodzenia OBJ
chodzono W Thorson bardzo uro-
czyscie. Jak sig pasterka rozpocze-
IA o II: W nocy, tax trwa}e nabo-
zenstwo cd rama do %wieczora,. az
dopiero W piatek pc obiedzie ks.
Thokarski odjechaf do Nlemcdw,
8 mil ma p6}noc cd Thorson.
Kosciolek w dakotejsk,m Puc-
ku juz "a mafy i w drugie: swieto
odby} sig hitting, ma kt6rym uch-
walono p~obudowae wiekszq, nova
swiatynla Panska.
GILMAN, Benton Co., MINI.
- Dwaj nasi rodacy wstapili ma
Nowy rok ma urzeda powiatowe:
Antoni Karsznia jake superinten-
dent cd szk6}, i Wawnyniec Wis
niewski, komisarz powiatowy. O.
bal posiadaja W powiecie og6lne
zaufanie. y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
KRAWIEC MICHAK kim

AAAOAA w LIN AA1O11I1lA
E z Chicago p~rzyareszto-
wany zosta} "a staraniem iowa
rzystwa polskiego, kt6rego by}
cz}onkiem, "a opuszczenie swojej
drugiej zony Amy i stawiony 70
stanie pod sad, poniewaz SO dowo-
dy, re pierwsza jego IONA, var
g~iellczka, z ktora byl wzia1 Stub
W starym kraju, W m%1escie Szcze-
cinie, %jeszcze zyje. = Druga ME
szczesliwa ofara tego nikczemni-
ke, 0 ma}o ME dosta}a pomie-
szania zmys}6w. Sprawl ia sta}a
sic gfosnq W Chicago i z r6znych
stron wp}ywaja ofiary pieniezne
ma ulzenie jej okropnego losu. Pan
D. Amour, w}asciciel rzezalni, o.
farowaf ma ten eel $40.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
NJ. I. Hackley
APTEKARZ jNASZ AGENT
W WINONA. MINI.
$500 ESQ

W~ypfacimy pow.4sza nngro.
dc IA xazdy ~przyln'ok cicrpienia
n" wa,r"be, disclsvj, nieustnjacego
Dol yIowy, nic.tra~,"sci. zatwur
dzcn;a ktoreg" bysmy nie mo-
gil wvirczyc Wcsta ri4utkaai ma
watr"he, z rosIm w,r,bionemi, je-
zcii wskaznwki naszo scisle costa
~ w%ykonane. Sa II Lylko z zi6t
i q ws1c r, rawiaja nlSc. Skorupa
Il cnkru. Pu!ctkn dnzr, zawicraia
T." 80 risutek, "a 70 centow. Mo-
zna h>t:G do knpienia we
wsz,s kich artcka h. OSt'zegamy
przc! taI %ytikat%ni l"b nnsIado-
wan;HMi. Prawd<iNr jod.nic II ia
na G.. West 4 G..
W WINONIE sp'zsdaje A
PTEkA re-
MI Il.
Mr.. Is W. Fla "a Str Con. Main
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
Ma dolegat6w

prezydentdw grup Zwiazkowych W
Chicago niedziele, "a grudnia,
OBJ. Stobiecki podni6sf sprawe
w%zgledem agenta Zwiazkowego w
Nowym Yorku. Uchwalono, azeby
delegaci wydali do wszystkich de-
legatow pozamiejscowych cyrkularz,
wzywajacy ich do rych}ego zg}o-
szenia sic do Cenzora W tel spra-
vie. - Z zamiejscowych znajdo-
wall sic ma tenn zebraniu obywa-
tele Kucela Milwaukee i Mali
kowski z Toledo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
W ~LEAVENWORTH. Kansas.

zawiazafo sic "a staraniem OBJ.
W4adys}awa Szelaszklewicza iowa
rzystwo Rycerzy sw. Micha}a, kto-
re przystapi}o do Zwiazku Narodo.
wego Folskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

Chicago. - DETLAUF, mie-
macy sic Polakiem, rodem, 2 pod
Wejherowa, kt6ry W Town Lake
zastrzeli} dw6ch Irisz9w, dzieki
dzielnej obronle adwokata p. Alta
liza s~ataleckiego, skazany zosta}
tylko ma 16 lat domu karnego.
= Gdy bedzie sic dobrze sprawo-
waf, bedzie "a 10 lat uwolniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
POSZUKIWANIE,

nent Warusa Jan Raczenas z Day.
ton, Ohio, poszukuje swoich ziom-
kow 2 Litwy, z kowiehskiej gu
bernii Il Czerwonego Dworu) Hen
ryka Bajermana, iuz lat 3 w Anne
ryce przebywajacego, i Jana ia
kubowskiego, kt6ry tn joz 5 lat
przebywac powinien. Kto by vie
dzia1 co 0 Mich = albo oni sa-
mi MECH mu raczy doniesc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

ME mielismy stosunkSw, kto. vice
zapfacif abonament ma rece tego
szalbierza, temu pieniadze prepaid
na. On nam AMI centa ME od-
daf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

20 grudAla Juz lZtY Organlsta IRE
zygnowa1 z posady. Wilma temu
Herodiada.
MA MNOGIE ZAPYTANIA
z r6znych stron wzgledem ksiazek
teatralnych, odpowiada Redakcya
WIARUSA publicznie, re wypozy-
czaniem takich ksiazek sic ME zaj-
mule. o lie s}yszelismy, rozporza-
dza znacznem zapasem sztukI tea
tralnych p. Antoni Ma}}ek, $40
Uoble Str, Chicago, Ill.
POSZUKIWANIE. - A. Co.
la z Oshkosh, Wis, Mr.. 80 Lake Str,
poszukuje swego brata J. Gole,
kt6ry kiedys pracowa} PREY weg-
ZACH W New Yorku.
W BUFFALO, W parafi sw.
Stan1slawa Kostki, powsta}a burza
W szklauce woody Z powodu zatar-
gov pomiedzy wikarym ks. szyma-
nowskim a ~organistq. KS. Szyma-
nowski dobrze umie gra6 ma orga-
mach i chce kierowac spiewem kos
cielnym, organista zas %sprzeciwia
sic temu. KS. Szymanowski wyu-
czy} panny spiewac litanii ma 3
glossy, lecz gdy te spiewat mia}y
Rdzaniec, zabra} organista wszyst-
kie ksiqzki i re swoimi spiewaka-
mi spiewaczkam; zeszedf Z choru,
a ksiadz jak pisze nasz korespon-
dent narobi} kociej muzyki W
kosciele, re sic wszyscy ludzie ma
CLOS smiell.
To pierwsze niepowodzenle
jednakze ME odebralo ksiedzu ST..
otuchy, czytalismy BOWEN 10 Po-
laku ~ Ameryce, re W pierwszq sro-
de pc Bozem Narodzeniu podczas
Rozahca W kosciele sw. Stanis}a-
wa mia}a bye odspiewana ma diva
g}osy piesh pod Twoja obrone"
uk1adu ks. S2ymanowskiego i re
on sam mia} akompanjowac spie-
waczkom. Spodziewamy sic, re ta
raza lepiej poszfo.
DETROIT. - w roku bieza-
Gym dajemy juz czwarte przedsta-
wienie ~teatralne, ma dniu 5 stycz-
MIA 80 +. Odegrane beda sztaczki
Kon,:no.u : A1luao.akt L
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
z niW poISkich
w AMERYCE.

6 2~1owarxystw pozsklch W Chi.
cage, kt6re sic odtaczy}y cd
Z1ednoczenia rzymsko- katolic-
kiego, utworzyfy nowe Zjedno-
genie pod opieka Matki Bo-
skieJ CzestochowsSiej. Wdo-
wa Katarzyna Muchowska
dziekuje W dzisjejszym hume
RE "a $500 posmiertnego, ia
kie Z tego Zjednoczenia ode
bra}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

MANIsTEE, Mich. - Dnia
% grudaia juz 12ty organista IRE
zygnowa} z posady. Wilma temu
Herodiada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

w RED JACKET, Mich, bar
dzo chwala sobie nowego probosz-
GA ks. A. Krogulskiego. Powiada-
jig, re gdyby hazda kolonia polska
miala takiego dobrego kapfana,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
GILL
IA WHARUSA.

Winona Ksus Jan 200
Tomasz Bloch 800
Jan Kupferschmidt 10
Jan Mauszycki 100
Kowalewski Andrea 400
Fir Kuczyhski OPS
Henry Pawlak OPS
w Bambenek 100
M Cysewski Is
S Pradzyhski 25
independence Obj Bautch 200
Alberta Waw Wisniewski 200
Poniatowski Jos Blaszka 200
Wilno j Politowski $50
st Louis c V Fngelman 300
keewaunae M Dolski 200
Webster Val. tJezuit so
Chebovgan Maj Kowalski 200
Lansing S Kowalewski $50
Junction L Lisiewicz 900
Chicago Viii Supala 200
Jan Wiora 200
Bay City Jos Bukowski 100
Oswego Oregon FIR Schroeder 200
Ren:rew Alb Kaszubek 200
Chicago Rom. Stobiecki 200
Ennis E Karwowski 2.4O
st Louis P Z~lelaskowskl ECO
junction Lor Dubinskl LOO
Oshkosh A Cola 400
Chicago N Grubiiski 200
Empire Mar Danielski 200
Mimic Kamrowski 200
JAN Lizakowski 200
Milwaukee w Paw1owski 200
Port Clinton N. kyczyhski 200
Paterson Fir Rowicski 200
Poniatowski Aug Kukowicz 1.2O
Gilman Jan Kufel 800
La Lrosse Jan I.orkowski 900
Grand Rapids N. Damski 200
st Paul Jos Nowakowski 100
Philadelphia Vim Domanski 200
Manistee M. Nowak 200
Montrose Jul Szczodrowski 100
Hazleten Fir. Koz4owski 200
Buffalo Ign Celmer 200
Paterson M Piasecki ZOO
Chicago FIR. Burger 200
Winona Jan K}opotek o.25
Jozef Kramer OBS
Fir VVatkowski OPS
Vincent Cleslik OPS
Pittsburg Jan Klimek 200
Morris Run Tomasz Kaczmarek2,OO
Green Bay Szvmon Panewicz 200
Rolling Prairie M Laskowski 800
New York Jan Mink 200
Osada, Tom. Roszyszkowski 100
Polander VValenty Gosci6ski 800
Chicago Kar6l Kowalski 200
Pullman Konst. L~eszczyhski 200
Reading T Kornacka 200
Mimic J Milskl 200
Erie, Alois Nagoski 800
Little Falls Jan Cieminski 100
New Haven Michaf Grodzki 200
Chicago, Jan Barzyhski 100
kazmie1z Baczkowskl 200
Bingham Lake r Kintzi 200
Reading K J Szymanski 200
Wheeling A DemskI 200
Shaft Ant VVitkowski 3.S5
B%raceville Geo Gustajtis LOO
Buffalo Boles}aw Corbran 200
Chicago Jan Grzegorzewski 200
S Saint Louis FIR Szymczak 200
Swan River, Joz. VVozniak 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

KTO ODDAE abonamert
Waarusa ma rece p. Kajetana
Pekrzywinskiego W Chicago,
a ME zostaf pokwitowany we
W1arusle, niechaj nam czvm-
predict o tenn doniesie. Po-
krzywinski JUL cd kilku tygodni
lie jest agentem Wlarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
MAKSA Z~ELINSKIEGO DO

c~hodzacego z Tylic, W Prusach Ia
chodnich, poszukuje oh. Jozef Smo-
linski, adjutant Generals officeWar
Department, Washington D. G.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

ME by}oby zadnego aatarg6w W pa
rafach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03
MA MNOGIE ZAPYTANIA

P~OSZUKIWANIE. - A. Co.
la z Oshkosh, Wis, M. 80 Lake Str,
poszukuje swego brata J. Gole,
kt6ry kiedys pracowa} PREY weg-
lach W New Yorku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-03

DETROIT. - w roku bieza-
Gym dajemy juz czwarte przedsta-
wienie teatralne, ma dniu 5 stycz-
MIA 80 L. Odegrane beda sztaczki
,,Kominiarz i Mfynarz" oraz 40
bzowanie".