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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28

aiswa2 Kociewy JUL ME ina
" SAINT Antonio, SIX .zany byf
ma zniszczenie. Publikujemy
go W nadzieii, ze Kociewa
dowie sic o nim przez Waru-
S0.
Wolf dnia l5-2. 1899.
Najkechani synow Stanisfaw i
Wojciech.
Zawiadam was najsamprzod o
zdrowisnIe nasze, re jestem chory
dechowyczny iona ju4 jest diva
lat chory i przeE pare lat mi 7
bldlow przeszto zdochiy, mnie sic
bardzo lie powodzi, ~b1ezacego o
ku graf mi wszystko W polu po-
blot, i ME nam pienledzy "a co
kupic insze / kyto unas kcsztuje
l gilden as kr. Paezyer mi ostai
"a aoinierz, unas bardzo zle sly
shac o wojna, koohany syn die
kuie ci zes mi W llsc.e obieca}
pieniedzy przostac, ably Bog o to.
bic takke ME Ebocaf, piszecie
mnie BE ME macis pieniedzy jukto
moEe bye, Pister Kliszewltz wten-
ozas pojechat do Ameryli i JUL
kupi} tutaj 10 morgow gruntu
1900 zir. J budynek, czego sic z
waml dzieje, Kocbany synowie,
prosze mi czesto ME pIsac gdyz
nlnie list odpowiedz kosztuie 80
kr. mnie cie4kie jest DAD 30 kr.
%pisarzowi i marka kupic, pozdru-
wiam ci syn koohany Stanlstaw
wraz twoje iona, i syna twcja po-
zdrawiam i mi potret syna tw6j
przesyfaj pozdrawiam Wojuecha
serdecznie iona i cafy familii po-
zdrawiaja wan serdecznie, list o.
trzymafem 35 stycznia DO bym "a
a odpisai, M przez to sniegi
wielkie mrozy, &ebysoie liz byli
ME uszli kraJu byllscie byli zolnie-
re-: DO uuas dziszaj bieraja za FOL
niorze do AZ lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28
THE MAGIC NUMBER.

From the earliest age, men have altaehed some
her Seven. The classic world had its seven wonders.
Greece cSa sssi had her seven chief cities and her seven sases;.
The law given from Mount Sinia made the seventh
day o holy one. The rainbow present seven Golors. II
the ancient astrologers, and has been much used as a
"a by those who attemp. to unravel Biblical prophe-
cies. The Burlington" has on list lines seven ciseies
which are foremost in the Great West, ana wen worth
a yisit-Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Kan
sas (ity, S.. Louis and Denver. Beteen all these
The Burlington" with its magnificent vistlbuled trains,
IS the pupolar means Of communication. For maps
timetables, ecs,, call no local agents = II Or = s q 3 r W s,
Paul. MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28

Ma kr6lewskiem dostojenstwie, i
wsrod kr6lewskich dostatkow,
dajacych 4atwy przystep wszelkie-
mu zepsuciu, uchowa} jednak 5
Kazimierz nlewinnos6 ma Chrzcie
swietym wzietq, usvieci} sic wierno-
scia }asce, kt6ra Bog uprzedza kaz-
diego, i kt6rej przymnozenla "a
dnemu proszacemu nigdy ME Cd
mawia. w tel walne] sprawie us
wiecenia ten m1odzieniec znalazf
pomoc, nietylko W poboznych ro-
dzicach, ale i W swietobllwym a
madrym nauczycielu, ktorym by4
Jan Dfugosz, Nominal ma arcybi-
skupstwo Lwowskie, dziejopis
nasz wielki, kt6rego jednak najwie-
ksza chwa}a jest uczen jego, ten
kr6lewlcz nasz, ozdoba ziemi ma
szej, i ozdoba Nieba.
Wrazenia wieku dz1ecinnego
zostaja ma zawsze. So to ziarna
rzucone najglebiej. Dzieki poboz-
nym rodzicom i swietobliwemu
nauczycielowl, wrazenia, jakich do
znawaf Kazimierz maluczki, by1y
bardzo dobre. Pierwsze siowo, kt6-
re W pamieci jego zosta}o ma
zawsze, by}o to s}owo Chrystuso-
we, kt6re wciaz Niebo zaludnia
swietymi: Coz pomoze csfoeiekowi,
choGby wszystek seoiat posyskof, q ssko-
de6y podjqS ma duszy spGjg? OMAR.
VIII, 36.). Pod %wrazeniem tego
slowa, strzeg} Kazimierz duszy
swojej cd wszelakiej szkody, a
strzegf lei mi4oscia Boa mad
wszystko, ktora jest przeciw po-
kusom wszystkim juz to tarcza
iuz bronia, a zawsze zwyciezka.
Mi1osci2 Boza mad wszystko S,
Kazimierz pokona} pokusy wszy-
stkie, jaklemi nas SWAT otacza:
jakiemi mas nieprzyjaciel zbawie.
MIA besustannie sciga, iakiemi, ola
grzechu pierworednego, sami sobie
iestesmy pokusa; czyll, s}owam;
swietego Jana Apostolic m6wiae
pokonaf S. Kazimierz wszystko &C
lest ma swiecie; albowiem ws=ystkt
co Jest ma $%aoiecie, jest po&qdIieDo$c cia
Ia, 4 posqdawo$f ocsu, . pycha &yaootc
(S. Jan, II, 16). Obaczmy ma
prod, jak S. Kazimierz z~wyciezy:
pyche.
Pycha, ia namietnosc szatahska
objawia sic W mas juz to wysoklen
O sobie rozumieniem, Juz to prag
nieniem czcl wiasnej, iuz to zaz'
droscia, juz to zadza nieumiarko'
wanna przewodzenla druglm, luz te
niepsluszehstwem nawet w%zgleden
Boga, a wisc wynoszeniem sic mad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28
SWIETY KAZIMIERZ

Syn kr6la polskiego Jagieffy.
(Wyjatki z kazania ksiedza Ale
xandra Jelowickiego, mianego W
Paryzu w kapllcy sw. Kazlmierza-
W dniu Jego imienia).
SwietO kOScielne w dniu
a marca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW &.

Pan Hunger, kt6ry dawnieJ
redasowaf tutejSxa gazette niem'sc-
ka Adler dostai sic "a dobra pensya
do niemleokiej gazety Ola robotn',
k6w, Detroit wychodzacsJ, pod
tvtrfem Aybeiteg - Zeitung.
.Komisarze Poaoidtoeoi rozpocz-
nav dniu 1 marca zwykia swoja
mlesisczna sesya.
,Cgwartek, ostatni dzieh lutego,
lest ostatnim termlnem do pfacsnia
podatku personalnege.Kto sic spoz-
nj, zarsaci 10 centow kary cd kaz
de, setki cent6w podatku.
Rnp .Jakob Steinbauer byi W
minionym tygodnim W Milwaukee,
gdzie zakupit wlele towaru Ola swe'
20 handla obuwia.
" sobote, 2 marca, odbedzle
sic ostatni polski maskowy bal "
hall Strzelowskiej.
Pan Michat Hucskoacski,prowi-
O aptekarski u p. Pelcera W WI
uonie, posiada wfasne farme W Sta
ME Illinois, ma ktorej JUL 3 lat mie-
szka}. Ztad posiada tel wiele do
swiadczenia wleozeniu koni l ihnego
inwentarza zywsgo i ;estesmy pre-
kenani, IL zdolaiby poradzle sku:
teczne medycyny przyrzadz'c
przyrzadziG W W ktorych farme-
rzy okelicsni potrzebowaliby we
terynarza czyli konowaia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28
LIST z GALICYI.

q Washingtonu odebralis
my list, poslany z Galicyi
pod adresem Stanls1awa Ko-
ciewy do SAINT Antonio Tex,
a ktory ju& przez giowne btu
10 pocgtowe Dead letters
office" W Westinghouse - po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28

kterego Chrystus Pan %wypedzaf z
m@odziehca, odpowiedia}: hnie mn
aoojsko: albowiem nas jest wiele (Mar.
v. 81. Ten Satan wojsko, to jest
pycha nasza, rozkrzewiona W ty-
siaczne grzechy, kt6re os}abi}y
wiare nasze, odwroci}y ~nadziejs,
przygasi}y ml}ost,i zrodzi}y mig
dry mani falszywe naukl, fa}szywe
%nadzieje, i fa}szywa mifosc, matke
nienawisci. Ztad z}e obyczaje, ztad
niezgody nasze, i k16tnie, i zwady
miedzy bracia, c~zestokroc az do
krwi.
Znacis zapewnie, B1acia mill,
divine zjawlsko natury istniejace
cd wicklow ma ziemi tam naszej.
Ma Karpatach jest j%ezioro Nor
skiem Okiem zwane; a to ola tego
re W miara jak morze przyplywa,
woody jego j%eziora podnosza sic al
DO opadaja; re W mare iak sic
morze srozy, albo ucisza, jezio-
70 to miewa wzburzone Tub spo-
kojne woody. Dzieje SIG to, jak
mniemaja, z powodu ukrytych nur-
tow, }aozacych to %jezioro z dalekiem
gdzies morzem. I niemasz W tenn
mic niepodobnego. Albowiem, jak
m6wi Pismo: Wszystkie rseki eucho-
dq do mora, a morze ME wyleaca:
do miejsca z kt6rego wyszty rzeki,
wracajq sig, ably snoaou ciekty ok
kle. l.. y. Otoz takiem morskiem
okiem, wzgledem narodu naszego,
jest Wychodztwo nasze; z ta wszak-
re roznica, re to nasze oko, nietyl-
ko cd tego morza naszego odbiera
wrazenia, lecz mu ich udziela. Ca
he nasze ostatnie cwiercwiekowe
dzieje So dowodem tel czesto smu-
tnej prawdy, z kt6rej nakoniec ko-
rzystae nam trzeba.
Jezeli w%ychodztwo nasze, to
oko narodu, ma wp}yw tax ,wiel-
XII ma narod nasz cafy; Q jake
srodze sadzeni bedziemy! Jestesmy
zaprawde okiem narodu z wielu
bardzo wzgled6w: Przez mas to,
jak przez swe oczy, narod nasz pred
wszystkiemi narodami wylewa Ivy
swoie; przez mas, jak przez oczy
swoje, nar6d nasz patrzy ma zew-
natrz; i przez mas, jak przez oczy,
W duszy narodu naszego maluja
sic obrazy zewnetrznego swiata.
S,oiecq ciata ta0ojego rzek} Chrystus,
jest oko tevoje. Je5libv oko tece by7o sscze-
re, ussystho ciato tue $%acietne bedzie.
Lecs je5liby 91e byfo, cia7o tea tuoje
ciemne bedzH (kuk. XII, 34). Jezliz
jestesmy okiem narodu, oczysc-
myz to oko; azeby czystem, jasnem
i swietnem bye mogfo wszystko
ciafo narodu naszego. O~czyscmy je
co PREDICT }zami pokuty i milosci
fzami, a wrdtmy le ma Swietego
naszego; ma to patrzmy, ma co on
patrzy}; "a tenn sic ubiegajmy, "a
czem sic on ubiega}; tego strzez-
my, czego on pr~zestrzega}; to mi
}ujmy, co on mi}owa}; talk wierz-
my, jak on wierzy}; to czyhmy:
co on sprawowaf; tax czu1my
mddlmy sic, jak on modli} sic
czuwa}. ~ gdy tym sposobem sta
MEM SIG znowu w%ierzacymi i Pc
dug WARY z%yjacymi; gdy ma wz6l
swietego Kazimierza bedziemy IA
czej obierali smier6, anizeli grzech
cafy nasz nardd, ktdrego okiem je
stesmy, stanie SIG znow swietym
wlara jego, co teraz ma samo dnt
spadfa i W sercu poczciwego ludr
opatrznie sig skry}a, dzwignie si'
jake zaczynienie Boze, i przejml'
napowrot wszystkie Varsity spofe
cznosci n%aszej; i ca}y nasz narod
4 WARY zrodzony, odzyje wiarq
i stanie zndw ma czatach Bozych
[ znowu wyshzy sobie to bfogo.
siawiehstwo Boze, we wszelki
blogos}awiehstwo nome i obfte
Bfogosdawicni on5 study, ht6re prey
s@ed{szy Pan, @nojdzie csuuajqcc.
r TSW " CAT TTVT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28

" sobote, 2 marca, odbedz'e
sic ostatni polski maskowy bal "
hall Strzelowskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28

Komisarze Poaoiato,oi rozpocz-
ma, W dniu 1 marca zwykia swoja
mlesisozna sesya.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18


ne programme 1has 0as Dosa 1AsA Jus
Tor Wssnissssa's DirsAeay.
The COMMITTEES os afro1gements Tor the
fise presentation met IN The o. U. A. ~.
hall. in the Inquirer building, saturday
evening. They reported that the stan for
the flag to b placed on the high school
building n now being made and would be
ready BY Friday, that the othsr fiass had
been ordered. The 1roquois band has
been secured 10 head the parsde and Hhiffier
Council, u. o. u. A. NJ, will hsvs PottS
drum corpA Ephrsta Camp r. o. 3. OF A.,
will be here with Q brass band. All the
councils Of Mechanics In this city - well ~
the Camp Of Sons of America will take part
Members Of others will participate either -
individuals or organizations. The varioc CO
organizations will meet at their halls at /
o'clock. The parade will form on East
Orange street. with right resting on North
Queen and at l:30 promptly will proceed -
follows: North q ueen 10 Walnut 70 Prince,
to West King, 70 Charlotte, oountermafch
on West King 10 Centre Square, TO South
Queen, to Church, 10 Duke, to court house
where the presentation exercises will take
place. The programme IL - follows
Prayer-Rcv. II. grayne.
Chorus. Our alag O'er Us fs WAving
(Air-Anvii Chorus from " II Trovatora.")
rsntennial Of Adoption Of Constitution Of
Ghorns-" Columbia, Goa Preserve Tho
fresentation OF flag 10 High echool -Rsv.
Res Rs:poDso"Hon. D ). p. w,csersbam.
Instrumental Selections from "AlCrova.ore''
| -Hish School Orchestra.
| Chorus" Rataplsn tfrom " Daughter OF
Chorus" 1 he ecoutn
Presentation Addres,--Rev. J. u. I. Gray.
helponse -Dr. = Nv. Rsub.
| n. v. Wailacs), High school Orchestra.
Cho,ns Ch :" ny Country IT. OF Thee"
Poems"To the nmee,ssn pensH 1rnn TIa@." H. Roumsn
Address -"The Immortal Memory of Geor &c
tspesca OF the ii,sh nSa Cralor. Charles PHI
public dinner IN ireland, piovious 10 propos
Chorus 0nr Fiss Is There"
| Chofus-"Colnmbia the dem OF tho Ocean =
s,os.,oss s,DoIoiosyT%PpAi'e yg;oIJ Goa from Whom al
At the conclusion Of tho exercises they
will reform on Duke street marching tG
Chestnut, to Mulberry. 10 orange, 10 the
high school whore the flag will be plaed on
the staff with appropriate music by the
bands. After that the parade will march tc
o. u. A. M. hall and dismiss. Capt. w.
ID. Staufisr has been elected chief marshal
with power TO appoint two mounted aida
Dr. 81. ". Esub aud DR.. Up. wiokershan
have been designsted by President Nc
Oormick a. the members OF the school
board TO accept the flags to be presented
tn presentation speeches aud replies vii
bs delivered at the court house on the
afternoon OF Wsshington's birthday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18

Lancaster Men 30 Be Tried In Phiia dsIphia
The case of William II. Schneider, who ia
charged with taking money from the mail
while serving az clerk In the postc iiice, OF
this city, Is down for trial In the United
States court In Philsdelphia this week.
Postmaster slaymaker, Assistant Hegener
and number OF others left for Pailadsl.
phia on tho $40 train this morning.
Harry Metzser, who 10 charged with oh.
ts'niug money by personating a United
States revenue officer, will also be tried
this week.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lS-2 r. NJ
Schneider's case was called at 1880. After
examining Editor Westaefer, OF the
Elizabethtown Chronicle. Mr.. Hegensr
assistant postmaster, and Postmaster Ii. Il.
Sisymsker, the court took q recess until
two O'clock,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18
A BRUTAL HUSBAND.
Ho Beats his Wife and Daughter While
Drunk and Gets Arrested.

He Beats His Wife and Daughter While
Drunk and Cots Arrested.
John Trsinor In . rolling mill worker,
who lives on Plum street, and during the
past year he has been treating his family
very badly. Some time ago his wife, who
had become very tired OF his brutal con.
duct, had an alderman to draw up what
are called ''stp araiion papers" between n
them. John then agreed TO stay away
from her and IN no way molest her. He
did not keep his promise, however, but hes
been visiting the house quito frequently
and especially when drunk. On Saturday
he went 10 the house while under the In.
fiuence OF liquor and began his abuse. He
has daughter l5 years old who works hard
every day In cotton mill. AZ soon a. she
camo home he picked q quarrel with her,
He struck her q savage blow In the face,
knocking her down. When his wife inter.
tered he Atruck her in the face. Covered
with blood the poor woman went to the
cfiice OF Alderman Deem. She made com I.
plant against the brute and Constable
Eicfoliz soon had him In the station houae.
He has been committed to prison for hear.
Ing.
Is usually the case when womsn IL
beaten by worthless husband that she II
induced to withdraw the suit sho brings
against him. This case Ia one Of that kind.
siuce the above paragraph was written
Mira Trainor went to Alderman Deems
ofhse, wearing pair OF black eyes
that her husband had decorated her face
with. She asked to withdraw the suit, az
her husband had job that no wished to
work at. Tue alderman refused to allow
the case to be settled unless oil costs were
paid. Trainor In yet in jail, but his friends
arc ont hustling for the money 10 psy the
costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18

CHICAGO. Feb. H.-Catuo- Receipts, 2 DO ,
shipiGsnts, none market steady: 6eeyas
choice toextrA beeves, o. 1904 G5 steers g cod
90; ockers ana feeders o. l00a q cows bulls
ana mfxeo, u NOS 10 Texans corn-f, Il, 81 80
Hogs-kaceipts. 1900 head; ship,nents,
1t,O; market weak; mixed. o. 36Stl 90 I;
hsaSY. u SoGa 5S light, q 1904 60; p'gs, .. I'd
Sheep Receipts. 500 head; shipmsnts,
ooO market steady; natives, q 50di e6 !:
western corn fed. l91t65; Texas snorn.
% CO.'S ~ lambs. o. .(56OJ.
EAST LihsRrr. - Cattle - Rceipts. lC.O ;
through rCnsignnen,s Is no cars cat tle shi npsd
10 New lork today
Hogs = keceipts. $500 head shipments
IO0 market fair; Philadelphia, "a 7tR
$50; pigs and Workers. q S0Gl4 IS no ears
OF hogs shipped TO New York to-day.
Sheep -keeeipts. 1900; shipments 600 /.
market steady at yesterdays prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18
U0W Y0rE AaArkea,

R1w Yonk, Feb. Is Flour market strong I;
CITY MD extras, sos IS; snparnne. q coos IS /;
hns ~ 1908 60; extra. q 20JG IS.
w Wheat Irregular; No; ! Rod. state. to7;
March. 9skc; May.sl OH. june. .sl Oix lie.
ceipts. none, shipments. none.
Corn steady NO. Mixed. cash. 45c Feb.
i,s,; MAI. t.Ile April, iS<c; receipts. a.. 200
Oats steady No white state, sokc; No2
DO, sic: No. Mixed, .Fep, Sic Mar, size /;
Kye dull.
Barley quiet No. ! Canada, sGSss,c.
Pork quiet; Meas, sls 60pi2 rs Tor new mess
Lad quiet Feb. o. 95 A.; Mar, 90 Us
Moassts quiet, New Orleans, 2jpt2c.
yurpentiDe dull at axe
Rosir nrm at Si 0o0i 10. -
petroleum dull .kenned in bbls, q TO-
fretR hts du,i grain tn Liuerp Dol, "a
nuttor steadyt western Creamery, 2aI .gSSc.
Cheese duh Ohio n Il, l00llkc.
lac. NV
sugar steady Rennery Cutloat s.; annu,a.
ted. &c Mould A., ~.
Etcs dull prime city, 3 5-l6,.
Iallow quiet prime city. t-l6c.
conee quiet sair Cargoes. Tor nio. IKE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18

The Lancaster tchool board has received
an Invitation signed by the presidents OF
the school boards OF Harrisburg, York and
Esston, TO attend convention TO be held In
Harrisburg on the 25h instant The su.
preme court in referring to the Got OF May
Ath, 1857, said, "The subject OF public
schools IL not even hinted ct In the title OF
tho act. Moreover, school districts as quasi
corporations belonging to the public school
system have no necessary connection with
municipal government" For these and
additional reasons the act was declared
unconstitutional, and the circular asys thai
II this II true then the act OF Msy 2si, 1874
Is also unconstisutionsl, and much con
fusion may result.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18

Common pleas court met at 10 O'Clock
sehis morning, and OF the 20 oases on the list
y we're continued. Among them WAS the
electment cult OF the Wind heirs against
John q. Haas
lssues 70 determine the ownership OF
Deoperty levied upon by the sheriff were
hamed, In which J. w. johnson and Ben.
1smin kaufman were made plaintiffs ar d
John Htldebrand and y. w. Shirk deisn-
6onta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18
OhioAxo rroauce asrxas,

CaioAao, Feb. IL. $3.50 a. m.-Marset openas
June,tl %. 80
.orp1reb., si5.ci Mar. SiSc; Nay. 3bssc
oats1leb, g5xc; March. sGc; May. 27Jsc
June. cGkc
fork-Seb, ell 40; May, Vl %
lRrd-feb., t657G; March, 81 b5; May, 81 67lI
June. &c 20. 80
snort ains-Feb.. q 50; Marcb,s e2S; May,
eco; June. tG0J
ULosIEa.
wheet-reb. b..sl tG>., Aar..G O7IG; May. VI Csls;
juno, o. 0t.. ~
=, ,Corn-feb.. Silsc March. 3issc Nay. S5ssc ;
nalsa Feb. sSxc; March, &c May. aIa.c;
Gil l7ki June. oil TX
Lard,cssb,. .iG5.k; March. t6s5; May. o. b5 ;
" SIX June. GOO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18
Tho Saiunga Rioters.

Elmer swarr, John Heiselmsu aud VII.
liam ssiies', the young men arrested for
rioting and breaking the windows In the
store OF J. hiestand Stautier, at sslunss.
were heard by Alderman Barr to-day. The
felonious assault and battery case against
Swsrr aud charges of rioting and msIiciouv
mischief sgsinst sll three were returned to
court On the charge OF drunk kenness and
disorderly conduc. the costa were i'm posed,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18
lBAl..mors Joe. Locked up

joseph Haley, better known as Baltimore
Joes IVES released from jail on Saturday
snosnipg. After serving . short term imposed
! ~ Columbia Justice. In the evening he
VS. arrested BY Officer Mefringer In the
oast end for raising Q distuIbs Alder.
Uun Douneiiy sent him back to his old
quaTtsrs for i've daya
Joe has been out OF the county for the
paDt year. but he 10 liable to remain here iol
~ next year, o. II will be almost impossible
bdr him to stay sober long enough to gel
away from this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18

We dropped into the "Fowler" photo
graph gallery, West King street, this week,
and were surprised at the amount Of work
that was being done, Mr.. w. w. Amos, the
courteous manager, being literally cup to
his cars !" In work. Mr.. Amos, by the wsy,
IL the nominee OF the Democratic party for
common councilman from the Second ward,
aud we regret that no Ii not on the Republi.
can side OF the house, for he has all the
qualifications necessary for the Intelligent
performance OF q councilnan's duties.
TOBACCO Buyers Contract BoOks. Receipt
Books. sample Tags. &C., printed at the INTEL
LIoRNcsR once At short notice. Price, rea-
sOnable. Work nret-class. feb7.tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18
Damages Asses ssed. .

Tho vie ~6rs appointed to assess damages
oaused by the extension OF the oily water
snoin 70 tho rev water works, filod their
wp,rt this morning They awarded the
9ualowing damages Adam Stewart, $3.50 ;
John J. Duffy, $500 Mortimer Malone,
oLlo0; Michael Leitenberger, SOS. The
damages are not as large ~ 81 psc,ed by the
pstiiioners and they will appeal TO tie com.
mon pleas court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18
Fox Huu,sng isrieis.

4 fox chase was 70 have taken place at
! The httsl Of ID. 8. Staufer, al Eden. on
n1aausday. There were quito number Of
sopple present, but owing TO the bad
8eashsr the Chase was postponed until next
I IAnyodsy. Tho fox to bs dropped 10 the
one recently captured BY William w. Grosb'
~ Nefisville
q Tue Indications are that the chase at Nc.
DRAMAS park Will be tho largest affair oft
kind held this season. Hunters from every
part OF the county have sent word that they
vii be In attendance and great number
~ them will bring their dogs. The prizes
70 b awarded are now on exhibition, as
1olloWs: Saddle and bridle In Haber-
bonh's harness store the spurs and whip
4 y Kreckel'san the horn ct Hahm's ewelry
beofA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18
James Tsrr,s Robbery Case.

James Tarr was heard by Alderman Nal
hnsh On Saturday evening on charge OF
tpbhlng Francis Domsn 1t the saloon under
- Electric Light oompany's office In
Centre Square. while he YVES under the
s1n0esnoe Of liquor. The alderman returned
'11D onse 70 court, and Tarr gave bail for bis
.uppoaxanoe at the April ssssione. The
eh6fge Of violating the liquor law was
el11misDed, - the evidence showed that
EasS hAd no interest In the saloon, but was
eoonionslly employed - q bark eeper.
11avh Pontz. also charged with being .
lmety 10 tho robbery, Will be heard this
6Vo0InG
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18

vvo0 - - ~ UofUv8us
COLUMBIA Feh 10.-The toaehefs Of the
puolIc schools held their district inssituto
teachers In the district.
The Layton hand entertainment will b
held on Saturday evening.
VIM. Smoker wAs surprised on his ssh
birthday ON Saturday evening.
An infant Of Adam Fahlinger died OF
Group on Sunday; funeral on tuesday q
.. m. from Holy Trinity Catholic church.
The borough election will be held 10.
morrow. 1t promises 10 bs very bitter
fight 1t Ia reported that the Knights Of
Labor will take IN aceivs interest In the
campaign. The Democrats have pomina-
ted q stopg ticket and there II every possi-
bility that their ticket will bo success.
ful. More scratching will lfkely b done
than ever known. before.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-18

Gw Uonoen ona Aftoa wnr0o Take0
. ~ Dnsssa nossA
- Do0oos, see y, end Jscob
- ~ were under the % fiusucs OF
q uoearday afternoon, when they
~ . enter the barroom Of the
Go0ob q Ext Chestnut street., kept
U11nm RsAfuss. Tue proprietor,
~ cnooe opndltjon, refused TO allow
= ontoR, ond told them 70 90 swsy.
Gruro1 ne young men, and they
roo1 . ooeco him away from the door.
6~o oAom 3 push, and they fell back
- ~ pavement MI. Rehfuse then
~ - bsfroom, and few minutes
ur61D 0oWdor and 0roR entered. They
Go6ofly foe . short time. end Mr..
49, ald not anticipate any further
~ called down into the cellar and
1nR ~ abssoce Bowder and Groff got
- oltoecotioa with Mr.. Rehfuss' wife
hoe father. This enraged the hotel
-, ~ plckod up mallet and struck
nUm tWio, knocking them down esch
- Hs next sieGsd spoke and dealt the
Sn terrible blows On tbs head, rendering
~ uuoooacloua
'UDeGe Wsaver heard OF the qusrrel and
INVENT 10 The hotel. Mr.. Rshiuss ordered
~ - nko the mon to the station house.
.uoee wens along without trouble, but
- tBsisted arrest and II was with
1onlty that he Was landed In the station
~ men were covered with blood, and
~ 0eher was summoned TO dress their
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