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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
THE CUNNING SEASON.


NumDefS OF cunncfs ont.
Tho number of gunners that were out on
Saturday was very large, and the banging
of guns was heard all over the country.
Many gunners from this city some Of whom
had been ont since Friday, returned on
Saturday evening. Among this number
were Peter Woods and John Book, two
colored men Of the Seventh ward, who had
been down about Rawlinsville. They
brought thirty-ihrec rabbits with them. 4
largo crowd of gunncrs left this city on tho
train for Quarryville Sunday evening, and
as that Is the bes. section of the county for
rabbits they will no doubt bring plenty of
them home. At the saloons of this city on
Saturday evening the principal lunch was
rabbit and people pronounced them very
nice.
Albert Tucker, whose home is In Hartford
county, Nd, came over to New Texas, In
Little Britain township. and went out
cunning for rabbits. His gun exploded,
blowing off the index finger of one of his
hands and badly lacerated his thumb and
another finger. Dir. Sides, of Chestnut
Level, attended him.
Saturday last Martin Rneer, of Quar-.
ryville, and his cousin, Jack Rineer, who
resides near New Providence, went gun
ming together. Martin shot nj rabbit and
his companion, who got in range of his
gun received some of the shot i'm his leg
and forehead. The wounds are not con
sidcrcd dan pcrous.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
A Republican Fizxle.

The Republicans made arrangements to
hold big meeting in Ephrata on Saturday
evening, but it turned out 10 be a misera-
BILE failure. The speakers who were an
State Treasurer ii. X. Boyer, Thomas j.
Stewart, secretary Of internal affairs, aud
Robert r. Deardon. of Philadelphia; be-
sides c. w. Myers, of Lincoln; Major A..
c. Reinnhl, Lancaster; DR.. p. $,
Rocbuck, of Lititz, and Winfield s.
Smith, of Bainbridge. The speaking
was TO have begun at o'clock,
but ut that time the only speaker on hand
who was advertised was Win. Smith, who
left in disgust with John Kemper i'll the
o'clock train. The marching clubs who
were to have been there, with capos and
torches, saved their coal oil by not coming.
In fact there was nobody there Of any con-
early In the game. The meeting was not
even organized.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04

Rev. Fenton NJ. Harris congregation
had an entertainment on Saturday evening
In Roberts hall, which was largely at
tended. John Jordan, of Carlisle, was the
speaker of the evening. In his address he
referred tothc privileges the colored people
He condemned the Republican bosses who
use the colored vote for their own advance
ment and as an illustration related that all
the colored men of Lancaster ever got In
the way Of Office was when Sam Allen was
appointed dog-catcher. Mr.. Jordan talked
so long that the grand march had 10 lie
omitted from the programme.
Amer tho address there Was supper 4
handsome sum was netted for the benefit
of the church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
Halloween Tricks.

VIM. and Adam Holloway, of West
Hempfeld township, celebrated Hal
lowe'en on Friday night by carrying
away two gates from the premises of Con-
stable Christ. Kline, and putting them on
top Of the apple tree. The constable learned
Of their prank, and on Sunday he gave
them the option of restoring the gates to tho
place from which they were taken OF being
arrested. They chose the former.
On Thursday night new gate on the
Conestoga and Big Spring Valley turnpike
on Rockland street, in the city limits,
was removed by q number Of young mon
and 1t has not yet been found.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
Deatlla.

AfFLEBAcH.-Novem ., 1859, in Philadei-
phia, Barbara Afilebach, widow OF the late Wil
liam Afliebach, late OF Miilersville.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence of Harry Aflebach, Milersville.
on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Services
viii be held at the Methodist Episcopal church.
lnterment at Mennonite cemetery.
GANsE.-ln this city, on the LIST inst, Miss
Clara Ganse, aged rs years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
specially Invited To attend the funeral, from
the residence Of her sister, Mrs. Mary Wild
myer, No. SS0 North Lime street, ON Tuesday
morning nj s1 o'clock. High mass at ST. Mory's
2ts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
t:lsment n. f,rubb,. fsuoctul. :

The funeral Of G. u. Grubb took place
this afternoon. The body was taken 70 81.
James church whore services were hold by
Rev. NJ. Hooper, OF Yeatcs institute, as
sisted by Rev. Nichols, ofst. James church,
Philadelphia; Rev. Il. J. Clay Moran, OF
Columbia, and Rev. Pastorius, Of Mount
Hope. Tho choir sang" Would Not 1.-Two
Away" which was a fsvorite hymn of tho
deceased ms Il was written by Rov. DR.. w.
Mr.. Grubb ri Flushing, l.. 1. The
body WAS carried by eight policemen
aud the pail bearers were /: Bently Smith,
Reading Charles Bailey, Harrisburg ii.
NJ. North, Coumbia n. NJ. Woods, Will
liamstown; u. q. Eshleman, Hon. j. B.
Livingston, Jacob I3ausman aud d. F..
Champneys. Lancaster. The iuterfnent
was made at Woodward Hin.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
List Of Unclaimed Letters.

List OF letters advertised at the postofiice
al Lancaster, Pa, Nov. 4, 1859. Free de-
livery:
Ladies' List.-Miss Annie II. Good, Miss
Jane Hagans, Mrs. Annie Hollinger, Abby
Hughes, Mrs. Il. s. Linton, Miss Katba-
rine Martin, Mrs. Alice Rbinier.
Gents List.-B.M. Aitz, Benjimon Baito,
David Bumgardner, VIM. Clark t2), Dale,
Hart 4 Co. II. DcIayer, Adam Grim, Ben
Hamlin, Louis Hirsb, Geo. III. Kreider,
James and John r. Wallace Lancaster, G.
y. Long, John II. Long j. Is. Logan, Sam'l
Y: Miller. Edgar Morton, Jacob III. Mohr,
Phillip Sheafier, Rev. q. r. Snyder, Mayer
~. swaab, q. II. Trump, ]. L. Tyler, Mr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
Pleasant PARTIES.

Ed. ii. Frailoy, residing at l2Q East New
street, was given n party on Saturday eve
ming, the occasian being his twenty fourth
birthday. Quite a number of friends were
present aud there was music, dancing and
other amuscmeuts during the evening.
Miss Kate Roehme, who lives with DR..
Shenk, at Rohrerstown, had a large sur
prise party on Saturday evening. II was a
success III every particular and all had a
highly enjoyable time owing to the good
management of John Suavely and John
Davis
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
His wife Had Him Capturoa

William Weeder, well known Ephrata
man, was arrested late on Saturday night
ON charges of assault and battery and
surety Of the peace, preferred by his wife.
The alleged oflenses were committed some
time ago and after Weeder had given han
for hearing he fed. He came back some
days ago and arranged TO meet his wife
saturday night. She arranged with Con-
stable snader 10 be present at the meeting,
aud The officer took charge of Billy, lodging
him in jail earl y this morning. =.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
Makinx His Way West Cheap.

Yesterday young man who was passa-
bly, well dressed called at the back door of
the City hotel and asked for something TO
eat, which was given him. He afterwards
hunted up John Schaum, one of the pro-
prietors, and showed him considerable
money. He said that he was not obliged
70 beg, but he had been sent out by New
York paper to "bum" his way 10 San
Francisco and then write up his experience.
He did not return again 10 the hotei aud he
NAV be fraud or not,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
The Prison Inspector..

The board of prison inspectors held their
regular monthly meeting to- day, all the
members being present. The usual mum
Der Of bills were approved.
The following committees were appointed:
To take an inventory of stock on Novem-
Der 90 and 80, Jacob w. Nissly and Samuel
Eshleman: 10 audit the treasurer's account,
&. ii. Nissley and Isaac Ii. Bair
An invitation to attend the annual con.
gress of the National Prison association to
be held at Nashville, Tennessee. from No
vember 10th TO Goth was read but no action
was taken.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
IlunnwnN und smnshun,

William Martin, sou OF Henry Martin,
brick machine manufacturer, and a friend
Were driving Mr.. Martins horse along the
l.ititz turnpike, near Lancaster, on Sunday
afternoon, when one of the bolts came out
which held the shafts on. The horse
started to run, and both gentlemen were
thrown out but not hurt. The buggy was
badly broken, and the horse upon bccom-
ing loose ran TO town and was caught at his
own stable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04

WE have in stock a nice line of typc-writing
papers, plain aud marginal ruled, Marcus
Wards Irish linen paper and envelopes Cranes
bond paper and envelopes, which wcwlll print
to order at short notice at reasonable prices
Also fine stock OF bill heads letter heads en-
Nelores, statements, tags, fancy cards for nd
rertlsing purposes, menu cards, opening cardsi
wedding stationery, programmes, invitations,
etc. Call ut INTELLIGENcER. Office and see
samples. o29-t6ISw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
His First sermon.

Rev. j. II. Estcrline, the new pastor of
the United Bethel church, late of Harris
burg, preached his first sermon on Sunday
morning. Owing to the very disagreeablo
weather the attendance was not as large as
it otherwise would have been. The pastor
preached AN interesting sermon from the
words Peace be With You" and made a
very favorable Impression.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
One Sut,are (omplctcd,

Fritchey &Hindcn, contractors, this after
noon completed the laying ofaspha.t blocks
OH North Duke street. between James and
Lemon streets, including the diamond; and
the work. which has been well done, will
be turned over TO the city mt once. The
work on the square between Chestnut and
Orange streets will be pushed forward
RAPIDLY
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
Services AT IIelIer's.

On Saturday afternoon, Rev y. W.
Gerhard, the pastor of Salem known as
Hellersl church, received by confirmation
class OF twenty catechumcns OF whom
seventeen received adult baptism. Two
children We're also baptized.
. The very disagreeable weather of Sunday
morning Kept many Of the members away
and vet upwards Of $50 persons com
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
Grain ana Provisions.
Furnished by $. X. Iundt, Broker
Philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. L-Noon-FlouT steady
Penn'a snpers, 5o9275; extra. 2s5aS IS ;
ssmily, 1593 30; roller, i0ogi 40; patent,
=, Wheat steady; No. Red. new, sOsSa Sic ;
NO Penn'a Red. Ole; No do, SIC.
Corn steady; No. 2, s0I1(i i2c
mi Sed 30 ~ &C.
bI1n firm Winter sl2di3 So
Baled hay fur; sil 50al4 OO ms N oia,ity
t,mothy II to@li % for choice; mixed, COLL 50 ;
baied rye straw, new, sl7 so.
Butter finn; Penn'a creamery extra
2De Penn,a iirsls extra 29q32
d EgS scarce fenn'a frsts Csc,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
Returned To Court.

Adam II. Brown, of Akron, WAS heard
this afternoon by Alderman Halbach, on
the charge of false pretense preferred bv
Walter L. Bear, OF the firm of Wolf x
Co., leaf tobacco dealers. The allegation
was false representation as TO the value of
ms properly. Twodays after a transaction
Brown made an assignment. The case was
returned to court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
rhe New civ MorketIJouse.

Tho new Central market house VIII De
occupied for market purposes on Wednes-
day morning of this week. The market
committee will then assign to renters of
stalls their places. Tomorrow evening at
o'clock tho market house will be bril-
liantly illuminated and thrown open to the
inspection of the public.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
Charged with Assault and Battery.

'HHTUV1 W TVH 4NUt'tVIT0 UHU I1H'tVFN'
David Weller has broughta a suit against
Conrad Rosenberger charging him with
assault and battery and surety of the peace,
before Alderman Hershey. The parties
both reside In the Eighth ward, and the ac-
cused lives in the prosecutors house.
quarrel over the payment of rent was the
cause OF the assault. Bail was entered for
n hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
A Telegraph Pole Cnuscs nn Accldcnt

ON Sunday rs a freight train on the
z larry, lie railroad was nearing New
Providence the engine ram into telegraph
pole which had fallen over and was leaning
across the track. The headlight was
knocked of the engine and some other
damage was done, but fortunately the
locomotive was not thrown from the track
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
Gave Ran For Cou,,t

ss4nuel shirk, Of Hinkletown, charged
kShis wife with desertion and surety of
the peace, was arrested on Saturday alter
noon and gave bail before Alderman
Hsllsarh for trial at the November quarter
aeo1ionR. 80
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
NIndn AssIpnncuf. A

Ida Rudy, of West Earl township, has
made assignment Of her property for the
benefit Of her creditors to BENJAMIN Shea;-
fer, of the sano township.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

STATE.
STATE 7fedsoor
EDMUND A. BIGLER.
COUNTY.
state Senator.
Northern District
JOHN s. HOOVER.
District attorney.
&. q. BASSLER.
Directors of NE Poor.
ABRAHAM SIuNE,
J, w. NAUMAN.
Prison Inspectors,
AMOS MEAS,
HENRY NJ. WELLER.
County .SPrcy0r.
JOHN c, MARTIN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04

MoSDAY and Tuesday will be positively the
Inst days Of Turkish Rug sale at the Palace of
Fashion. noy2.ts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
MARTIN BROS.
YOU need not take "a sea
Ine London voyage TO get and enjoy tho
Cape OVercOatSl ro,r ] rn, .Nr1 ,i OVEN,
Are Here. style in them is here; sl5
SIC, 81, s25.
THIS INVITES YOU TO SEE THEM.

Our whole range OF suits and overcoats for
men ana boys are in the front rank for gentle
manlyness, nobbyness and value for the cost,
Small Boys overcoats are moving quick, 50 90
10 5000.
Little Boys Storm overcoats, to lS years,
are an interesting lot.
Big Boys "a TO IS years. Handsome Overcoats
50 TO sl2, finest to sl7. Storm Goats, all sizes.
Our SO and 81 Mems Fur Beaver Overcoats
are luxury
Mems Widewale suits, $40 TO SIS All the
"going " things in them and In their makeup
that makes them stylish.
Our $40, sl2 and slI cheyiot Suits for men and
young mon. See them for "A handsome suit. sI3
ana sla Fur Beaver overcoats hard 10 match
In quality and price.
Mems aud BOYS Underwear Hose aud Dress
shirts; stock Is very complete, Everything
YOU want and prices right.
The CGstom Tailoring Department is active.
Try MS. The Best Style, Fit ana Finish guar
anteed.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

dostanie ,,Zgode", czyll re kazdy
czsonek obowiazany jest utrzymy-
wac ,,Zgsde" i piaeie "a nia 60 G.
rocznle. Ma teJ manipulacyi do
chod ,,Zgody'' musl sic zmniej-
szy<, gdyz cd 1922 czsonk6w, jak
teraz Zwlazek llczy, dostanle ,,Zge-
da" prenumeraty $1.963.20 be-
die musiata drukowaG i rozse}aG
1922 exemplary; W zamian zas
utraci lyle razy 20 So, ilu cz1on-
kow Zwiazku teraz ,,Zgods" utrzy-
mule. Przypuszczamy, 70 800, a
wiec dostaje "a to $1,000, czyli,
zs "a $363.20 bedzie trzeba wydaG
So razv pc 2.472 exemplary 60
zaledwo pokryjs koszta odbicia i
ekspedycyi, a co najanle] papier,
ktory ma lyle exemplary kesztu-
Je kilka set dolarow, bedzie musla}
Awlazsk zapfaclc. Sums zebrana
"a abcnament ogfoszenia ME zss.
tana pekryte koszta redakcyi, re-
cerow i t. p.i jezeli Zwiazek detad
dop}aca} do ,,Zggdy", to teraz
j~eszcze wiecej bedzie musia} de-
k4adad, tenn %wiecej, re przez nasy-
@anie gazety przymusowo kazde-
mu cz}onkowl, utraci wielu abo-
nentow pc "a Zwiazkiem stojacych,
DO wielu z nich bedzie sic pss}u-
giwa}o gazeta pozyczana cd sasia-
dow zwi2zAowych. Nadte Zwlazek
W obec tego ME bedzie m6g} Ii
czyc ma bezinteresowane poparcie
lnnych gazet, kt6re teraz oddawaiy
mu czesto lepsze us1ugi, anizsli
organ w}asny; dalej zas utraci
wielu ez4onkew, DO wielu ME be-
die chcia}o pfaeis chociaz 5 c. "a
gazette, kt6re] W jednym dmu lub
izbie bedzie kilka egzemplarzy."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
MYDLO BADGERA bardzo
debre. - Pytajcie o ME.
Nauka "a pomoca
kiia.
Czvtamy W Welkopolaninie::

Czytamy W WaelkopoIana'a1e:
Pred poznahska izba karna
stawa1 W piatek nauczyciel p. b err
Bayer Sarblnowa,
oskarzony o pobicie c~zternastolet-
niego ucznia szkolnego W a
wa Abram kiego
PACE O W a. Sprawl mlafa sic
jak nastepuje. w dniu 13 marca
b. r. nauczyciel zada} uczniowi
twiczenie rachunkowe, ktorego ME-
stety tenze ME umia} rozw1azac.
Rozgniewany tenn n%auczyciel, bill
ch}opca kijem pc reSach, a gdy
ch1opiec prosif 60, ably bicla "a
p~rzesta}, pochwycl1 goi wycla} mu
kilka talk silnych policzk6w, re
ch}opiec upad1 ma znajdujacy sic
W izbie szkolnej osmlokatny sfup
i porani1 sobie dotkliwie twarz.
Lekarz p. dr.. Kube z kostrzyna,
kt6ry chlopca W dzieh pc pobiciu
rewidowa}, znalaz} Gala e.
wa czesc twarzy SLIM
napuchla 9, policzki y
Nv sine krwia Ia b e.
gle, z ust i lew u
cha krew eszcze CT e k ia.
Zdaniem jego policzki te znac by
" wymierzone Z ni~ezwyk}a si}a'
Ch}opiec W czasle przes1uchow
wyznaf j~eszcze, re n%auczyciel po-
chwycif go "a w}osy, uderzyf gfo-
wa o sciane l biz go nadto kijem
20 g1owie. la take naduzycie VIA
DIV nauczycielskiej prokuratol
wznios} O trzymiesieczna kare
wiezienna, sad skaza} go ma IL
marek kary. -,
Trzeci to 2 rzedu n%auczyciel
kt6ry W krotkim czasie stale przed
Izba karna p~oznahska, soskarzony
o .pobicie dzieei szkolnych. Ofiara'
mi pobit W trzech tych przypad'
kach by1y dzieci polskie. Me 70
zumieja one wyktadu niemleckie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

M pruskich kolejach ze]aznych
zaprowadzone bsda rozmaite ule-
pszenia ola wygody p~edroznych.
I tax: W czwartej klasie urzadzo-
ne sbsda }awki. Wagony klasy
czwartej d~ofaczane beda tylko do
pociag6w zwyczajnych osobowych
i do tych pociagdw przechodnieh,
kt6remi jezdza robotniey ludnosc
wiejska. w klasie ~trzeclej }awki
beda obite skora, podobnie jak
jest W klasie drugiej wagonow
ffrancuzkich. Op1ata cd bagazy
~znacznie ma bye %Iznlzona. Bilety
osobowe beda kosztowafy stosow-
ME do klas pc 5, A., 3 2 fen. "a
kllometr.. TIE same bilety plzy po-
ciagach pospiesznych beda o %
procent drozsze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

uAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

60 i ztad nauczyciele wpadaja v
niecierpliwesc i uzywaja klja jake
sredka ga roy c zne-
G Q" jak to we. wszystkich
trzech przyeadkach sledztwo wy
kazalo.
o czwartym takim przypadku,
ktory sic wkrotce toczyt bsdzie
pred Izba karna poznahska, do
wiedza sic take nasi ezytelnioy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
PfACCIE "a
OPIEKUNA.

OpieEun, wychodzacy wraz z
Orfem Biatym W Milwaukee. pisze
W sprawie przymusowego abono-
wanna Zgody przez wszystkich
czlonk6w Zwiqzku Narodowego
Polskiego "a znizona op1ata:
,,Sejm uchwali}, re podatek
m~jesleczny bedzie wynosif teraz
Is c. q W zamian kazdy czionek
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

Znakomaty ~wynalazca amery-
kanski Edison przyjechaf do Pa
ryza zwiedzic wystawe. Jeden 2
d%ziennikarzy paryzkich, przyby-
wszy do Edissona, zazada} cd ME
60 500 frankow, obiecuiac "a to
wychwala6 wystaws jego wynalaz-
kow. Edison odnswi}. Gdy mas
tepnie p~rezydent Carnot p%rzyiecha1
odwiedzia wystawe Edlssena, ten
objasnia1 dzialanie fonografu.
Fonograf, ku wielklej uclesze s}u-
chacz6w, powt6rzy} propozycye O.
wego dziennikarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

wego dziennikarza.
Srodek przeciiw ecojnie. Wreszcie
ma cywilizowana ludzkosc poole
szajaee widoki, re ochroniona EOS
TAME cd zgrozy naordujacej wojny.
Niejaki DR.. Junemann w Hitting
pod Wiedniem wynalaz} p}yn che
miczny, ktory wlany do kul pro-
znych (grantow) Pc peknieciu ich
wytwarza gaz, ciezszy cd powie-
trza atmesferycznego. Gaz ten wdy-
ohany, nawet W najwiekszem roz-
~cienczeniu, sprowadza u ludzi
natychmiastowa bezprzytomosc,
ktora odpowiednio do silly opor-
nej osobnika trivia 2 do 3 godzin,
i to tax, re oddziaf wejska ostrzeli-
wany taklemi pociskaml z~ostaje
wkr6tce edurzony i moze bye bez
/ najmie]szego nlebezpieczehstwa
przez przeciwnika rozbrojony. Pc
| dwoch do trzech %godzinach wraca
W ze}nierzach przytomnosc, ale So
| onl iuz be- bronl i amunicyi l ola
tego zupelnie niaszkodliwi ola swe.
go przeciwn1ka. Bee zaprzeczenia
bardzo ludzki a przytem bardze
%skuteczny spos6b p%rowadzenia
wojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

Zo1nierz p. Felix Rembalski
bawl cd ~przesz}ej srody ma URIC
pie u brata swege W Winonie. -
Pulk jego stoi za1ogaw Fort Yates,
S. D., PREY rezerwacyl lndyan
Sioux6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26

Pan Leicht, redaktor gazety
nismieckiej Westlicher Heroldn "a
kupil ca}a drukarnla pc Adlerze,
kt6ra warta by}a 1000 dolarow,
"a $3.50.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

LEGION POLISH upoWaz-
nil redakeya Wiiasuso do pedzie-
kowania Braciom Rodakom z La
Crosse 20 s.serdeczne wspanlate
przyjecle, jake mu %zgotowali W
niedziele, % wrzesnia, a mlanow1-
ele: Towarzystwo Narodowe Mr.. l.,
Tow. Narodowe sw. Krzyza Tow.
Naredowe Mr.. II.
Prey tel sposobnosci dodaje-
nv, re Legion i z f~lnansowego
plonu z niedzielnej wycieczki do
La Crosse bardzo jest zadowolo-
ny.
Pan Leicht, redaktor gazety
nismieckiej Westlicher Herold, a
kupi} ca}a drukarnla pc Adlerze,
kt6ra warta by}a 1000 dolarow,
"a $3.50.
Zo1nierz p. Felix Rembalski
bawi cd ~przesz}ej srody ma URIC
pie u brata swege W Winonie. -
Pu}k jego stoi zaloga W Fort Yates,
S. D., PREY rezerwacyl lndyan
Sioux6w.
PAM Anna Mlanowska odstapi-
Ia swo]a grocernia PREY 2giej uli-
CIV, niedaleko drukarni Wiaruso, sy-
now Alexandrowi, a sama budu-
je soble nowy domek ma swolm
locie ma rogu ulic 2 / Carlmona,
z frontem ku ulicy Carlmona.
Akcyonaryusze nieboszczyka
Adlera przegrali process z dawnie]-
Sym swoim redaktorem Hunge-
rem i musza mu zaplacie $50 do
lar6w. Gdyby byli mu zarzucili
przeniewierstwe W gazecle, nle by
}aby icn spotka}a zadna kara, ale
re to ucZYnlll w osoDnycn cyrku-
larzach, ujawnlli tenn wiecej ka-
rygodny zamiar szkodzenia p.
Hungerowi ma honorze, a ~zresztaa
zarzut5w nalezycie dowiesc ME
megli.
*. Lbor Liigdaj, proboszcz tu-
~tejszej parafi czeskiei, zawsze be-
die i Polakom do pomocy. 10
lektuje on terez p%ienladze ma po-
budowanie sobie plebanii, wiec
trzeba mu pomagac ofiarami, lie
STAG kazdego, DO pieniadze tie
ebrocone beda ma eel pobozny, ma
pobudowanie przytu}ku ola sfugl
bezego.
MYDkO BADGERA bardzo
debre. = Pytajcie o ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-09-26
NAJLEPSZE ZDRoWlE!

DR.. E. G. WESTA SRODEK
MA NERWY i MOZG, gwarante-
wane tajemnicze lekarstwo ma by
stsrya, zawret W g!owie, kenwul-
sys, mrukliwos6, nerwewa nswral-
gia, b6l gfewy, nerwewa prestra-
eva, nechedzaca z u1ytku alkoho-
lu lub tabakl, bezsennosc, prey
g%neblenis mnysfowe, r%ozmiekcze-
ME mezgu, prewadzacs dc ebfaka
MIA, i do nieszezsscia, rozpaezy
bmierci powedujaee rychie re-
s%tarzonie sic, n%iepfednosc, utrate
sify u ebejga pfci, mimowolne u
piawy chorebe zwana Sperma-
t%herrhoea, bsdaca skutkiem mad
uzyela mezgu, samogwaltu i in
nych tajnych grzsehow. Kakds pL-
defke zawiera poreya ns jedcn mic
STAG. s1.oo podsfke, hub 6 pudeiek
"a $500.