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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
How to Establish Manufacture
ing industries.

If y0u could but inspect our roller
mill, with it's e.. 400 machinery, you
would see how much can be done by CO..
operation. and how easy it would be to
start some kind of manufacturers in Len
DIR Our machinery was bought on time,
each StOCkhe}der paving - cents per
week on a share OF $l0C: TINS viii pay
for the machinery and building. and no
one feels il. The thrcc~storv brick build
ing is an ornament to the town. the mill
grin3s 125 bushes Of wheat per day,
making superior tI0uT,-NcwtUu Letter,
Lemon Topic,
But the idea Of chief value we would
impress in connection with tho Newton
Mill is the cooperative assessment plan
by which the capital was raised to build
1t. The letter writer tells Us that each
stockh0Ider paid fifty cents week on
one hundred dollars stock, and that they
w Il have secured and paid for their
manufacturing property without feeling
it.
Ifthesc things can be so readily and
so easily done in CataWba county why
not here. and elsewhere III Eastern Car
olina?-Iiessengcr.
1t was a novel idea Of raising money
taking 800 stock and paying it in >
cents wcek-and many persons even il
Scotland Neck wculd turn up their noses
a, such a start; bat Newton has tht
thrcc-story brick building jaso the same
The trouble with most small towns is
/ they want to begin on too large scale
Begin small and grow.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
PERSONALS


NJ y. 7. Grimes. Il T.--l.o-
was in town this week.
~ C,oaso .-;.ot,o = ,-;.;.,u
-. yvako E,,-a,.
Miss Gnssle Hyma1 OF Palmyra
IS visiting MIS- r. /. JORDAN
Judge T. \. Hill, Of Halifax, was
in town Saturday and Sunday,
N p;uns ryo- If William
s+o, uoy - 4,v, On hn.tnoss lac,
19.;1ou aoa e,.~-,.r
NJ r. rmh ,oc, Wo1ros1o-
ua-.,-. f. 1,,,.;.,,r. Ira r.u >.
On. se,Dr-I vce,s
II, - ,-''''' y
- ,oo cM $40 ',''.' >
'''0 '''>- ~ ,''- 80 " - q
H.7'G3 - IL 9-''' -" '1O' all"
i1oSS'' ~ ~ -'.'' - ! - ~. ~ ~ I
ps''' , 80 IN - . a. - - q > - u
''-0' - - '''9
MT. SheFrol from Martin county
came up tuesday to the Academy
on VISIT 70 his son w1o IS one 81
the ooaFu'nS students Will Irol.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
Over fifty Eear..

The Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
is noted for its large number of faithful
employees who have grown old i'll the ser
vice of that company. The case of Mr.
Silas Bass is another illustration of it.
Mr.. Bass has been a section master of
the road, in the Warsaw section. ever
since the road was first constructed, and
he knows of TWO cross-ties, now in his
portion of the road, that were put in by
him fifty years ago.-NesSengcr
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
The Turn of the Tide"

This new play was rendered in Ed
mondson Hall on last Thursday night
under the auspices of the Temperance
Association. The proceeds will be appro-
priated to the purchasing of suitable
books for the beginnings Of a library for
Temperance Hall. This IS the most i'm
portant step yet taken by the Associa
ton. The idea is to have Library and
Reading Room, to be opened once week
for the members of the Association.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07

BOILER EXPLODED.-On day last
week some colored boys on Capt. " hIte's
farm near town were Experimenting with
some kind Of steam fixtures they had in-
provised for amusement. They made
boiler Of small powder keg, and they
said 1.-The biler busted" One Of the
boys was seriously burned but we learn
not fatally. There ought to be a law
against such things.
THE TRINITY CHURCH SEWING SoCI-
ETY. met at the Rectory on Tuesday, Feb
18th, and recognized by electing new
officers, ard appointing a committee to
draft set Of rules and regulations.
After a faithful and efficient administra-
ton Of zen years Mrs. P. F. Smith declin-
ed denomination. and Mrs. R II. Smith,
Jr. was elected President in her stead.
The other officers elected were as follows:
LIST. Vice President, Mrs. Mamie Cot
ten; 2nd Vice President, Miss A. E.
Smith; Secretary, Miss Lena II. Smith;
Treasurer, Miss Nan Shields.
Lenten SeTt,ces at Trinity Church will
be as follows; Tuesdays at O'Clock p.
IN. Wednesdays d Fridays, at $50 a. N.
Thursdays, at 100 p. m.
The Rorboro Courier timely SAYS:
Don't try to pull your neighbor down,
but when he starts a new enterprise en-
courage him, lend a helping hand. II
strangers come in your midst, take the
| trouble to show them around, and en-
courage them to invest. We must have
capital from abroad if we desire to bui Id
up our town. Will you help do this?
How aptly this applies to every town
in North Carolina Encouragement is the
great life-giving power to any and all en-
| terprises for good. And then how well
| 1t is said about strangers coming amongst
US. But some men whan they see move
ments on foot they don't particularly
like do all they can to dampen the ethu-
siasm of those who wish to make i'm
proyements, and when a stranger comes
into the town they shy around as though
they thought there was a loose bear il
the streets. Hearty cooperation in good
enterprises is the only salvation for the
South. One man can sit like an incubus
upon whole community.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
kKe Needed Rest,

First Omaha Youth-W hats the mat,
ter? Got a day off?
Second Omaha Youth--No, I've lie
signed.
What for?''
NEARLY worked to death. The store
was always crammed full of customers,
and it just kept me on the jump all day.
Couldn't stand it."
But what are you going to do now
Il shall try to get place in some store
that don't advert Sc. n-SelecLed.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
Would do the Same ia Scotland
Neck.

Zone of the most important industries
in Rocky Mount, and one which has done
great deal towards building up the
town, is the carriage and buggy works of
Hackney Bros. BY close attention to
business, fair and honest dealings, and
tirst>class work, they have made q re-
putation second to none in the South. -
Phoenix.
We have for a long while advocated
the establishment of a manufacturing and
first class repairing buggy works. We
know nc better place in the State, nor of
a more promising enterprise with a few
thousand dollars than such an establish
ment here. So much driving and hauling
of every kind in this section makes it a
peculiarly advantageous place for such
work. Scotland Neck ought to have it.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
DIR GENERAL AGENT

Mr.. ". f. Whitmore,:, the inlm>
table 'sBilly WhitmoIe," has taken
tho General agency for THE Dem
nrRAT. He will make tour
thronchout this and adjoining
counties IN the interest Of this pa
nrr. He will collect arrears, give
receipts for new subscriptions and
make contracts with advertisers
We know that the friends of THE
Drg0cRAr will give him hearty
welcome. Any consideration shown
him will be regarded as shown to
the editor also.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
MERIT WINS.

We desire to say to our citizens that
for years we have been selling Or. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr..
Kings New Life Pills, buckles Arc lea
Salyc and Electric Bitters, and have
never Handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal satlS~
faction. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. i. I. Whitehead
eco. Druggist.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
4 SAFE INVESTMENT.

Is one which IS guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case OF
failure q return Of purchase price. On
this safe Plan YOU can buy from orr ad-
vertised Druggist a bottle Of DR., King, 5
New Discovery for Consumption. Il is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case,
When used for any affection of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption
inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma. Wnooping Cough, Group. etc,
etc. 1t IS pleasant nj aagreea5le - taste.
perfectly safe and can always be depend
ed upon.
Trial bottles free at F. I. Whitehead &
Go. DRUGSTORE
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
Roanoke Union

AsUduURG Ou1Cu.
1t will be held in Grecnyiue, \. c.,
March 20-3l, 1889.
FRIDAY.
10 a. M Organization
1879 a. m,--Thc place of the Bible in
the Home and the School, Rcvs. J. W.
Powell. Z. E. Pcele.
3 p. ln.-The Office Of the Ordinances
in the W ork Of Salvation. Keys. c. L,
Curtis, G. Finch.
1870 p. m.-The Relation Of theChurches
to the Moral Reform movements of our
Times. ReVs.J. D. Huffman, Z. L.Dowell.
SATURDAY,
10 a. m,--Amusemcnts-Lawful and
Unlawful. Revs. J. y, Leslie, }. Love
II Q. m.-Melhods Lawful and Unlaw>
FIJI of Raising money for Religious OBJ
iects. F E. billiard.
3p m.-Are Baptist principles of suf
ficient value and Importance to Justify
our separate existence? Revs. Geo. J.
D01eu, j. a. Leslie.
m.--Question Box.
1870 D. m.-Progress of Missions dur
ing the Century. Rcys, {. Durham, J,
W. WIdman.
SUNDAY.
m.-Excrc:ses by Grecnvillc sun
day School.
Ii Sermon by Rev. Geo J.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

Advertisements of all kinds must be in
.1.s office by Tuesday afternoon to in
s,re publication for the current week.
1orar. ADVERTISEMENTS. 10 cents a
line for each insertion.
(aqr0eq t6r locm Advertising due 'oeekly
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07

4 Business Meeting in the Inter
est ofThe Cotton Factory.

On next Saturday in EImondson Hall
at 10 o'clock there Will be d general meet
ing Of the citizens for the purpose OF com
pleting the minimum capital stock for
the Cotton factory. Let all come who
are interested. Work will soon com
nencc in earnest. The cotton factory is
an q assured success
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
Period fcaIs.

The North 4mcricdR Relne3C for March
is strong and striking number. 1t
opens with a charming description by
General Sherman of "Old Times Ill Cal
ifOrnj2," containing many interesting re-
miniscenccs Of life in that Territory forty
years ago. There IS a valuable svmr0s-
ium Oh tie question, "Can our Churches
be Made More Uscrul?,' to which the Rcv.
DR.. Edward Everett Hale. the Rev. Dr..
Washington {, gladden. and the Rev. NinOt
J Sayag. contribute. The murder Of
Major Clayton--oue Of the Uppermost
political topics OF the hOur-ls ably con-
sidered. from the Republican and the
Democrats point of view, by the Hon.
Logan IL. Roots and Senator James II.
Jones. both Of Arkansas, a powerful
plea for Della Bacon is entered by j~nat-
ius DonncIly, in & review Of Theodore
Bacon's life Of his aunt, 'LegiSlatve
Injustice to Railways is discussed by
Henry Clews; "Common-Scnse andCopy-
rights" by the Hon. George 5. Bout
wei: and the question. docs American
! Farming Pay:'-wMch Is Of especial in
t4rest at present. in view Of the elevation
of the Department Of Agriculture to a
| Cabinet Dcpartmcnt-iS concluSively an
swercd 3y recognized authority, the
/ Hon, George 3, LorIng, Commissioner
! of a agriculture. ''ilumanity' Gain from
/ UubclieC' is set forth by Charles Brad
/ laugh, NJ. P. General lloyd 5. Hryce,
/ Member Of the Fi'tjeth Congress, points
! out some errors Of statement and con-
| clusion in Professor James BrYce's wide
! ly~real "Amcrican Commonwealth.
/ Dion B0ucicault describes a recent incl
dent at the Goethe Society's meeting, AID
comments on the disastrous effect OF
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
10 ME IT N S .

II, Oppenheimer IS exclusive dealer il
+fe finest beef ever brought to this mar
l.,-direct from Amour & Co of Rich
nond. 4 fresh supply always on hand
He Will make it speciality.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice-R. O. Burton, Jr,
Notice-W. A. Dunn.
Sale of land--R. O. Burton, Jr.
snd David Bell.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
Tibbee. Miss. Oct. IS. 1856.


Messrs \. 7. Shalleuberger 4 Go.
Rochester, Pa Gents.-Thc bottle
of Shallenbcrger's Pills sent me il Feb
nary last gave to ". G. Anderson, OF
this place: ! lcng standing case Of cl}l~
ard fever. He tai tried everything
known without any permanent good. In
less than ten day after taking your An
tId0te he vas sound and well, and has
gone through the entire season without
any return. 1t seems to have ettectualiy
driven the Malarious poison from his
system.
Yours truly. Y. A ANDERSON,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-07
Money for the Public Schools ia
SEaIffs.x county.

Treasurer W. F. Parker gives the fol-
lowing amounts on hand now for each
district:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

sic z radosci, zsnoszac dziekczy-
nienie pred iron Stw6rcy Maj
wyzszsge.
2 RED JACKET, Mich,
r lano nam s II. 10,
ebranyc h "a lie m
tamte szego proboszcz "a
X S. A augusta Krogulsk Xxi g
g D.. Geese temu prawdziwemu
shndze Bozemu!- Red. Waarusa).
- TIE II dolar6w i 60 centow z
Red. Jacket W czwartek, Is STEP
MIA, wysiane zostana przez M O.
ney order ma rece p. Michaia
Mazurkiewicza do Spring Valley.
w koncu zaznaczamy, re OLA
rodawcy z Red. jacket zastrzegli
sobie, ably zebrane przez Mich ST..
80 rozdane rozta}y tylko pomiedzy
Polak6w. Kolekte owa przes}a} nam
p. Jan Wieczorkiewicz; zebrana
zostafa przez cz}onkow Towarzys-
twa sw. Sranislawa Kostki i sam
proboszcz kolektowa} miedzy mimi
ma zebraniu W dnlu 4 sierpnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

Nass kasyer miejski p. Ludwik
Sikorski swieci} W mlnionym ty-
godniu A rocznice sweich uredzln.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
Redaktor

m~ Redaktor
,Wiarusa" bedzie W
" niedziele, rs s1erp-
MIA, Independence,
Wis, i %przywiezie re
SODA zapas ksiazek 40
nabozehstwa, obra-
z6w, %krzyzyk6w, kro-
pielnic i innych arty-
kul6w r%eligijnyeh,
kt6re ]sprzedawat be-
die znacznie taniej,
anizeli dostac mona
W ~ksiegarniach pc
sasiednich miastach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
KOLEKTA
ma biednych g0rnik0w


Ma rece p. Micha}a Mazurkie-
wicza W Springvalley, ILL.,, pre-
wodniczacego tamtsjszege komite-
tn kolektujacego, przes}ano haste
pujace ofary W gotowce:
J. A. Wawrzyniakowski z
Milwaukee 500
L. Wr6blewski z Red. Jacket 100
(Prosimy pana M. Mazurkie-
wicza, lubo ufamy mu zupe}nie,
ably by} Aaskaw donosic nam szcze
g6iowo o wszystkich sk}adkach,
jake ma biednych g6rnik6w ode
braf i odbierze. Prey publicznych
kolektach koniecznie potrzebne
szczeg61owe pokwitowanie publicz-
ne, a dowladujemy sic, re p. Ma.
zurkiewicz odebra} J~eszcze 25 do
lar6w z Chicago, a take ofary z
innych Stan6w, kt6rych nam dotqd
pokwitowac ME poleci}. = Prey
pis Redakcyi Warusa).
w liscie z 9 sierpnia dziekuje
p. Mazurkiewicz wszystkim, kto-
rzy co farowali ma nedze cierpia-
cych Polak6w W Spring Valley
Dodaje, re kazdy Z cierpiacych
gdy poslyszy, re iaki list nadszed:
z oiara cd Polak6w, ME pesiads
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
S}oWko " o%dpoWiedzi.

Minneapolis, 10 Sierpnia 1889 r.
Juz nieraz mia{em s%posobnosc
udowodnid, re jen. sekretarz Zwiaz-
ku i redaktorowle Zgody, czem
wisee] choa sic bronze, tenn g1s-
biej seble gard}e podrzynaja. Dzi-
siaj nadarza mi sic do tego nova
sposobnosc.
w ostatnisj mo]ej pogadance
we Wiarusie oswiadczy}em, re ro-
biony mi przez Mich zarzut, jake
bym re Zwiazku wyrzuconym 20
stall, jest fa1szem. w odpowiedzl
Zgoda W Mr.. 80 drukuje jakis daw-
ny list z r. 1886, pisany przez by
lego jen. %sekretarza W Bay City /
LISTEN tym chce sw6j zarzut udo-
wodnic. Kto iednak bezstronie, bez
namietnosci i uprzedzeh, ten list
~przeczyta, ten deidzie bezwarunko-
wo do przekonania, re list ten W
zupe}nosci mole oswiadczenie po-
twierdza, a go}os}owne zarzuty
Zgody zbjja. w liscie tym czyta-
my najwyrazniej, re gdybym ia re-
shcla{ ma nowe do Zwiazku przy-
staple, wewczas Rad Centralny
pod}ug konstytucyi postapi i W
tym wypadku zazada cd grupy do
wodSw wYkreslenla, a ten ustep
jak ma diem dowodzi, re do "a
rzadu Zwiazku zadna ma mnie
skarga dotad wniesiona ME 20
sta}a.
Kazdy 0 tenn vie i przypomni
sobie debrze, re wykreslony 20
sta}em z listy cz}enkow Klubu Pol
skiego iedynie tylko z przyczyny, re
pod pseudonymem Edwin" wysy-
}a}em korespendencye do Zgody
przeciwko Recommendations. Pc,
niewaz Jerzmanowski by} cz}onkiem
tego samego Klubu Polskiego, a W
ustawach lekalnyoh mielismy "a
strzezona solidarnesd cz}onk6w
vice naruszenie tego paragraph by.
10 p%rzyezyn2 mego wykreslenia
Ten pow6d jest jednakowoz ME
wystarczajacym 90 wykluczenia ze
Zwiazku, tenn mniej, re korespon-
dencye, o kt6re chodzi}o, by}y pi
sane W obronie Zwiazku i druko
wane W organic urzedowym Zwiaz
ku i oto p%rzyczyna, ola kt6re
Klub Polshi ME by} i ME jest v
stanie przes}ae Rzqdowl Cent?
ami skargi, AMI przeoiwko mni
dowod6w.
Nam zatem prawe kazdej chw;
Ii przystapic do Zwiazku, a che
eiaz wien, ze p~rzyjsclu menu n
cz}onka obecny Zarzad sic sprzeci
wi / to z }atwo domyslee sic da
jacych powod6w, toe przeciez p
mad Zarzadem stoi Sejm, kt6ry
innego stanowiska ma kwestye zaps
trywa6 sic bsdzie.
Ma dzisiaj ME nam zamiar
mic wlecej powledziec, a powy:
. semi kilku slowami zamlerza1e,
wyjasnis kwestye i p~ostawia
ma w}asciwem strnowlsku, by W.
prowadzi6 ogol z b}edu, ktol
60 Zgoda rozmys]nie wprowadz
L LEON.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
NOwy Zarzad.
r. Mt. So. Stan. Kostki
" CHICAGO.

Ma rocznem posiedzeniu To-
warzystwa Br. Pomocy M}sdziszy
sw. Kestki W Chicago, ILL.,, odby-
tenn ola dnia 4 sierpnia W hall
para6alnej PREY kosclsls sw. VOL
cieeha, Towarzystwo to ebra}o ma
stepujacych urzednik6w:
FIR. Marcinkowski, prszydent.
Jan Bak vics-prez.
Jan Drzyeimski, sekr. prot.
Jan Daniel, sekr. fin.
Michaf Wlsniewski, kasyer.
RADNI.
Albin Resinski
Pawe} Drzyoimski
Alexander Dunohyk
NJ r X e:
Alexander Karch I
Jan Plewa II
Stanis}aw Kreutz, odzwierny.
Wszelkle korespondencye dotycza-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

Red Jacket, FIR. Tomalka 200
Little Falls, S. Miller 100
Winena, Aug. Miloch 100
Camden, P. Szwak 100
Philadelphia, Teofl Wasowicz 100
Sand Beach, F. Pawlowski 200
Chicago, NJ. P. kossakowskl 200
La Sale, K. Pierski 200
La Crosse, Jan Szymczak 800
St. Paul, St. Wachlarowicz 100
Winona, Jan Anglewicz 200
Puppel 200
Town Eaten, N. N. 200
Chicago, MARGIN Kasza 100
SPROSTOWANIE. Pomiedzy
pokwitowanlami 81 numerzs
Waruso mia}o bye: zamiast Mar
Gin Wynski s 200, Marci n
w yszynski$ 200.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
ZAPkACILI
IA WIARUSA.

Dayton, Jan Baczenas 100
Chicago, w. Ma}ecki 200
Manistee, L. Mierzwa 200
N. Prairie, J6z. Pieniadz 200
Shamokin, A. Januszewski 200
Alden, Public Librairie 800
Detroit, Jos. Przyby}owski 200
Freeland, Jos. Kotlewski 100
Chicago, Micha} Lukowski 200
DIR. Rewkowski 200
Minonk, Antoni Dobrzelewski 200
Perham, Stanis}aw Jarzabek O.5O
S. Chicago, Joz. Szymahsk1 500
Milwaukee, Jan Klofta 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
DROBNE NOTATKI.

U SW. TROJCY w Chicago
dotad stosunki niepewne; parafia-
ME ME ohca p}acic ma kesci6}, do
poki ME zostana ursgulowane, wiec
0. Kobrzyhski niezadowolony.
Wiekszosc parafan teskni "a ks.
Dominikiem Majerem i stara sic,
by jego dostac ma proboszcza, in
nj znowu chcieliby mice ks. De-
magalskiego z Cincinnati. Organis-
ia parafi sw. Trolley p. Antoni
Mai}ek, jesli sic wkr6tce po}ozenie
ME wyjasni, wyprowadzi sic do
Milwaukee.
U~CIEK1NIER z Detroit, fu-
seer malarski Laskowski, pokazal
W South Bend, Ind, swoja sztuke
ma wozie jcdnego z polskich gro
cernikow. lecz %grocernik ME mogl
sic z tym wozem ma ulicy pokazat.
Zacza} W kilku fabrykach pracowat
jake malarz, i to PREY najpodlsj-
szej roboeie, lsez najd}uzej try
dni go trzymano, gdyz mic ME
umia}. Wreszcie z hahba musia} z
South Bend wyjechaG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

Me by1o JeszcSe W VilA0hAo :"
kiej parady, jska urzadzi czwar'
tex, Is sierpnia, cyrk p. Fore
paug h a.
Masz kasyer miejski p. Ludwik
Sikorski swieci} W mlnionym ty-
godniu A r%ocznice sweieh uredzln'
Kierovniicy wystawy wlnonskiej
zaprosili take panla Dockstader'
s}awna zeglarks powietrzns, ktera
PREY pemoey duzego parasela
spuscl sig z wysokescl 5000 stop
ma ziemie.
Pred polskim kosciotem rozda-
wano plakaty Polskiei Aptekl :"
ozwartej wardzie, gdzie to Jest
zawiadewca p. Mieozysfaw
K | ewski i.
Pan Kovalewski i w1asciciele
tel aptskl PIP. Geltz & G e r
licher PREY kazdej sposobnosci
ekazu]a zy~czliwosoi ola Polak6w,
popieraia polskie Towarzystwa, a
nikomu powodzenla ME zazdrosz-
ca, jak to wzgledem mich i innych
p%ostepuje jeden Itch konkurentow
q poniewaz So najblizszymi sqsia-
dami naszymi, w1sc jaknajmoonle:
ich popierajmY. w naszej Polskls.
Apiece W 4 wardzie, PREY 3 Gle:
ulicy, niedaleke salonu PIP. R Q T.
ka i G O w i n a., dostaniecle wszel'
kie lekarstwa oraz towary doroge'
ry]ne po tych samyeh cenach, ]ak
W srodku mlasta.
Dobre skrsypce i harmonijk
dsstaniecie teraz u Izydora Kuni
giskiego, przy apiece p. Pelcera
Odbywa sic teraz u niego co dz'el
aukcya, co potrwa az do konca tie
20 miesiaca.
W dniu 81 i28 sierpnia odbe
die sic W miescie naszem uroczy
sty obchod ewierGwiekewego ]ubl'
leuszu tutejszej szko}y normalne5
Slub. We wtorek, 13 sierI
MIA, poblogos1awi1 ks. probesze
Tomaszewski " Pine Creeku, Wis
zwiazek m%alzehski pomisdzy sasis
dem druSarnl Warusa p. Alexan
drem Mylanowskim z Winony
panna W1ktora Ko}odziej z Pin
Creeku.
MYDkO BADGERA bardz
dobre. = Pytaicle o ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

zAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

Me by1o jeszcse W Winonie ia
kiej parady, jska urzadzi " czwar-
tex, Is sierpnia, cyrk p. Fore
paugh a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

Kieroeonicy wystawy wlnonskle]
zaprosili take panla Dockstader,
s}awna zeglarks powietrzne, ktera
PREY pemoey duzego parasela
suuscl sic z wysokescl 5000 stop
ma ziemie.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-07

Labor was founded for the purpose Of abol-
ishing poverty by securing to the laborer the
fruits Of his toll; and as We the original found
erS of the Knights of Labor. who handed 70 the
officers and membership the principles OF the
organization, have found after lapse OF nearly
twenty years that the officers Of the organila-
ton have departed from the principles trans
terred to them, and being determined
to return TO the original text, We
extend the hand G. fraternity to all
those who believe in tho principles formerly
promulgated. to-wit, Secrecy, obedience, mu-
tual assistance and the placing Of industry on
a scientific basis. We have resolved TO elimi
nate all opposition detrimental TO the principles
aud progress OF the knights of Labor as the
founders intended. In making this known
through the public press, we do so
to notify those at a distance, and this must
be accepted as reply TO the many letters re-
ceived on the subject As in 1859, the numbers
of the assemblies will be given from Philadel-
phia, Pa, until sufficient number have been
formed to call joint convention for the good
OF the order Those desiring TO be with us will
address box 1884, Phia 3elphia, Pa.
All communications will receive q prompt
reply and all necessary matter will
be furnished to carry on the needed work. In
conclusion, we desire to say that believing We
are doing right in issuing the foregoing as we
did when promulgRting the principles of the
Knights of Labor nearly twenty years ago, we
have unitedly affixed our names.
JAMES /. WRIGHT
X n. KEEN.
u. G. MACAULEY.
Jos. =. KENNEDY.