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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10

R.N. Jensen has nice line of i'm
ported hats.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10
Il. M. SIMMONS,
Veterinary Surgeon s Dentist.

Gradua.e of Farmer Miles School,
Charleston, Illinois. Office at fremont
House, River Falls, Wis. SO
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10

The statement in last weeks issue
relating to the attendance at the Nor.
NAL School should have been, that the
enrolment in the Normal and Prepare
tory departments is the largest with
one exception, for a spring term, in
the history of the school. 1t may now
ne added, that the present enrolment
is, without exception, the largest for a
spring term, in the history OF the
school.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10
Rooms to Rent.

Dress goods cheap at R. N. Jensen s.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10

Our highly esteemed fellow citizen,
Uncle John Watson" who for the
last seven or eight weeks has had
about as severe tussle with ''la
grippe" as any man could have, has,
we are glad to observe, so far pulled
through as to be able to be upon the
street and in his place of business
again every day. This item will con-
vey welcome Intelligence to the num-
erous friends of the gentleman both
in the country and in this city.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10

New lounges at Ravens.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10
.ITTORKET-S.

ALLEN z. WELD,
a ATTORNEY and Counselor at Law,
River Falls, Wis.
Office over Burhyte 'sstOre.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10
Boys clothing cheap at Jenson' S.

DOThTOCC 10000 Bushels of
! " III VIZ Potatoes wanted
at the Starch Factory this fall.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10

Sole HgenCy
given to any re-
spOnsible dealer,
Except in large
ciiies.) Write us
for sPseiftf Prf-
ces and soleagen-
cy in your city
Soldby Drug
gsis, Gen. Deal
ers Grocers, Feed
Dealers etc.
INTE
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10
Ayers SarsapariIIa,

PREPARED 81
Or. J. c. aver & Co., Lowell. Mass.
, Prise ell six bottles, e.. Worth o. bottle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10

Drug StoI
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-10
Ask For Ayers

20 any other. The
fore-Tunner Of mod
ern blood medicines.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
is still the most pop
ular. being in great
er demand than all
others combined.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

- Bo, DO ME moge traffic 90
domu; - odrzek} ch}opczyna, "a
Mosaic sic do placzu,
- To chodz re NINA mole
dziecko, dam CT cos do iedzenla; a
p6zniei odszukam twoich rodzic6w.
Litosciwy Tks zebraf dzieciaka
do domu, i oddaiac go swojej 10.
ME, 1zek}:
- Patrz, duszko, przynosze CT
dzlecko, ktorc %znalazfem na ulicy.
Jedno wiecej hub jedno mniej ME
zrobl wielkiej r6znicy !; przygar-
niemy 90 do siebie i bedzlemy
uwazall "a wlasne.
"A ty gtnpl cz}owleku, wrza.
sne}a iona, czy go ME Pozna]esz!
Przecie to nasz Adas!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

WILNO. X. Andziewlcz, Bis
kup wilehski, jak donosi ,,Przeglad
Katolicki", pc kilkutygodnlowej
clezkiej memocy o lyle odzyskaf
zdrowie, re pcfni juz swojc oho-
wiazkl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

lmlen1u Bractwa trzezwosci sw.
jana Chrzciciela, "a ~grzecznosc je-
go i przysiuge, jaka nam wy
swladczy}, przy1mujqc delegacya ;
reprezentujac ma Seimle Zjeu.
Rzym. Plsk. KAT. nasze Bractwo.
Leon Tiinczewshi, prezydent,
ID. Hamershi, sekretarz.
Farma Ma spree d a H.
Pan Bernard Clchosz pod Trem-
pealeau, WIS, ma ma sprzedaz
farme, w dobrej uprawle, z piekne-
mi budynkami. Naleza do niej de-
bre TAXI, woody zdrojowej dostat-
klein, a kosci6i polskl W Pine
Creeku niedaleko. Farma obsiana
Jest pszenica.
W ten c~zwarteh, lG pazdzler-
nlka, w~ieczorem, bydzie w hall
kolka Dramatycznego posiedzenle
klubu republikahskiego czwartej
wardy.
ian Zaborouski teraz ustano-
wiony zostaf jake stafy ~listowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
Nowiny re swiata.

HRAB1A ParYza, pOtomeK
kr6low francuskich, ob]ezdza o.
becnie Ameryke, ogladajac sob'e
pola bitwY Z tutelszej wolny do
mowej. | on przeciez odbyf tG
wojne stuz2c W armil p6}nocnej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

Wlnona, { PaZdz.
Towarzystwo Bratnlej pomocy
sw. kazimierza Krolcwlcza ma
rocznem posicdzeniu 6 Pazdzicrni-
ka, obra}o ma rok przyszEy naste-
puJacy zarzad:
Marcin Daszkowski PREF.
Mrcin VVejer, v.-prez.
Dom llamcrsKi, sekr,
Aug. Dzwonkowski, v.-sekr. +,
Jan Lica kasycr g lata).
Alex. Prochowicz, op. kasy.
Jan Kuczkowski
Izydor Czarnowskl, marsza4ek.
Jakob Stsnistawski,
Robert Winczewski, odzwlerny;
d o ch oragwi kos e |.
nel:
FIR. Stolpa
J6z. NVr6blewski
J6z. VVolinski.
ID o c h orag WI narod oW e i:
Jan Buczynski.
VVojciech Ginter.
Towarzvstwo liczy cz1onk6w
226.
Pieniedzy Tow. ma wypozy-
czonych Ma margicze noty 3G05,O0
GotdwHi W kas'e jest..slOO.sl
Ogolna wartoSc Tow.
Wynosl.--...,... --...s42S6.7 rs
TVszelkic llStv / korcsponden-
eye tyczace sic Tow nalezy adre-
sowac:
sol r. / Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
NOTATKI.

Me lada nowina a doszfa;
OTTO Zwiazek Narodowy Polski pod
wzgledem konstytucyi swojeJ taxi
bosy, re zamysla pozyczyc soble
nowych trzewik6w, cd unii' Ma
darmo iednak, ME wdzleje ich
ma swoje opuchfe nogi, ktore spa
cerujac bose, poobl]af ma %wszystk1e
boki. Biedactwo litosc wzbudza,
skoro pc paru latach i%stnienia do:
robi{ sic lyle, re swieci goiyml
pletaml. Cos odmarszem pachnle
W cleplejsze strony pod %jeslen, No
to chyba szczesllwa droga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
Z POWODU re przez Ca:

q TOWVDU H FI1VH V'IY
ostatni tydzien wydawca Wiarusa
zajety byf urzadzenicm drukarni
i redakcyi W nOwem mlejscu, mu-
siano odfozyc do przyszfego Il
meru nades}ane korespondcncye !
notatki Z m~iejscowoSci n%aStepuja-
cych: Il Mt. Camel, Noundsvlew,
z Swan River, z Milwaukee, Il
Wllkesbarre, dwie korespondencye
Il Texas, 2 Bay City Z Blossburga,
2 Brooklyna i Gaylord.
W przyszfym numerZc poda-
my tez nasze uwagi o korespon-
dencyl paryskiego correspondence,
dotyczacej p. Jerzmanowsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
Ma d ME

uchwall}o Zje%onoczenie katolickie,
re ME wolno kasyerowi wiecej pie.
nledzy trzymaG W kasie jak 5000
dolar6w. Jezell pienledzy lyle jest,
ma bye posmlertne natychmiast
wypFacanem.-Te uchwafe zawdzle-
czaja biedne wdowY / sieroty re
Ziednoczenia WiurusoWi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
zero MADZENIE Stowarzy

XGRONADLENIE StOWarZY-
szenia ksiezy Polskich odbedzle
sic % pazuzlernlka, a ME 27go,
iak w przeszfym tygodniu mylnie
podafy niektdre gazety-w plebanii
Wei. Ks. d. M]era W st. Paul,
pod M. 24l Charles Str. Sekre-
tarz tegoz Stowarzyszenia, X. Au-
gust BabIhski, urzedowo zaprasza
ma ten akt Wiel. cztonk6w, tudziez
Wlel. goSci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
To og'oszenie
FARM ERY! jest Ola was,

Z KoLonii Neu-ADetscEaEand W powatach Ienovlle Chip
pewa, Minnesota, mozemy W tym roku dac spraM. ulanie 0 pomyS
nych urodzajach. pszenjca wyda 20 do 80 busz', OWES 40 do S
buszi q len W przeciecu Il buszh Z akra, podczas giy korn row
nez obfty pln obecuje.
Il powodu pony Snego polozcn.o tel koonii : tylko 100 NIL cd
Minneapolis a $50 mil cd Duluth -osiagaja farmcrhy nalepsze ceny
"a swoie produkta, spodzeNamy sic tel jeIen snaeznego nap4yw.r
przyJaci6i krewnych naszych osadnik6w. Nszystkich tych co mic
majq W naszej Eolon1i znajonych, a takze chciellby sobie kupiG do
bra farme, zapraszamy nlnieszem, by sic przy}2zyl do naszYcl wy
cleczck, odchodz9cych zt2l co SODA sobota.
Grunta wska@2 be7ptatnie nasi niemiecoy agenci tzeba PREY
za1atwieniu kontraktu kupna zapIacc so cent6w "a akier, zas "a mic
s2c Tub diva Sl.5o, podczas gdy reszta moe bye sllacona W 8 do
25 latach, poi}ug zyczena kupul2cego.
Island Olivia, lez 2 powodu neustannie naply waJ2cych osadnikdw
katoicklch Il cesartwa nienliecklego, zofanie ma jesien jeSzcze trzecl
kcscl6f pobudowany, W Clara City.
Ma zapytanie wyselamy bezp4atnie mapy opsy nowo niemieckie-
koloni jako tez plsma naszego proboszcza, ks. Audrzea Kober, o mai
szych gruntachT ymczasem wzywamy kazdego, ably sic jaknalrychlej u
mas zgfosf, gdyz W biezcym roku wszyhkle grunta be- wyjatku 20
stan2 rosprzedane.
PRlNS T. KOCH,
$50 Sibley Str, Ut. Paul Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

Pc d 2 G owanle. SEA,
nowaemu Panu Mieczys}awowi 10
walewskiemu, czfonkowl i delega-
towi Bractwa sw. Kazmierza z
Winony, skladamY publicznie mai
serdeczniejsze podziekowanie, W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

Jun Ioboroushi teraz ustano-
wlony zosta} jake stafy listowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
BERLIN Wis W.

BERLIN Wis., W1asclciel
salonu S. T. Hojnacki, agent
W5aruso, oraz jego iona Ema, die
kuja serdecznie wszystkim 1krew-
nym, przyJacioiom / znajomym,
kt6rzy brazil udzia1 W ~pogrzeble
Itch najukochanszego synka W}ady-
slawa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

M ( E.J e e

Pam e ia m y, re po-
n%iedziafek: 20 Pazdziernika, bedzle
polski teatr W hall Philharmonicz-
nej l re jest naszym wspolnym
narodowym obowiazklem porrzcc
Towarzvstwo urzadza ace patryo-
tyczn2 zabawe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16

Tute akcyjna Kom-
panla Polska wybrala sobie W dniu
s pazdzlernika nastepuiacy zarzqd:
Andrea Jezews XII, prezydent; Au-
gust Schneider, ylce-prez. i kasyer;
Wine. Kupfcrschmldt, sckretarz;
Jozef ~Jereczek, manager;
d yre ktoro W e n 81 a a:
Plerwszy, Jan Krus;
Drugi, Fir l.. Randall;
Trzeci, J0zef Bonk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
4:


Artyku} ,,Unia" W Zgodzie
uda} sic W san raz, Jak kazdy
obstalunek. Dobry poki wlsl ma
wYstawie w storze; wziac do uzytku
to sic roziazi ma poczekaniu. s i c
fata tulere-by}y checi szcze-
re.-PFNUCY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-16
Doktorowej Kuhn

S k teczne ekarstwo O..
Wldzlatam przez GIugle lata codzien
ME, re wyleczenie Jest latwem. iezeli
SIG znajdzic st6sowne lekarstwo, a mo.
!el magnetycznei oliwy ~jeszcze zadne
lekarstWo w AmeryCe ME D~rzcsadzilo.
Codzlennle przychodZa do mnie ludzie,
skaIzaacy sie,iz wydali $50, 500 lub $1,000
ma lekarstwa, a ]ednak i'm sic ME DO
lepszy1o. 1ysiace ludzi niedorzeezna
kuracya do rychlego wtraca grobu. W
p~rzypadkach, W kt6ryci miano robiG
eperacye zagrazaiace zyciu, ia w krot-
kin czasie cierpiacych wyleczyIam. Lee
karstwa moJe lstotnle Iccza niemal
Wszystkie zsstarZale chorobv. lax rcu-
matyzm,. ubezwladnienie czlonk6w, b6le
w krzyzach, neuralgia, raka, kr6tki
oddech, homoroidy, choloby w~atrobia-
nc | zo4adkowe, zoltaczke, katnir, wy
cienczenle, Dol W piersiach i plucaeh,
clerplenia nerwowe, lolita. m~alaryczpa
tcbre, clerpienia serca, Dol elowy, pu-
chline ,wodna, Dol zeb6w, gluchote
krup. difterya, cholcre, zarazliwe cho.
roby ptcleWe, zapalenle wszelkich ma.
brzmialosci, wielka chorohe chore o.
cZy l t. p. Jezeli kto zatruty costa
przez ukaszcnie zmiji lub psa, niecha.
potrze RANG moja magnetyczna OLIVIA c
ia truclzne zniszczy. Cudowncm moien
iekalstwem ratowaIan Cd smicrci ty.
siace ludzl, i Ct powIadajac, IL to mai
leDsza rzecz ma swiecic.
ksiazeezke z obiasnicniami o mo.
Jem lekarStwie, kaz@emu przesIe darmo
Cenu %korzennej m~agnctycznHej oliwy
500 pa6zka, lub trey paczki IN So 90
Plcni2dzc nalczy przeslaG W l~istacf
legistrowanych.
Gl6wny offs: 20O2 F.st Baltimore
Str, Baltimore. Nd.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-14
Briefly SketChed.

Mrs Catherine Smiley Of Salt Cree X
O., 10 hale and hearty at the age Of lO2.
There was decrease of over 5000, 900 in
the public debt during the month OF Feb
ruary.
Rev. b. M. Neal OF Mount Vernon, Mo-,
has been sentenced to the penitentiary for
two years for bigamy.
Kincaid, who shot ex Congressman Taul.
bee In the face, Is out on 1900 bail.
Taulbee's condition is very favorable.
Clark Chambers, n prominent contractor
of Marion. Ind, was cut to pieces by a
passenger train at that city Monday even
ing.
Charles Wolfanglcr, driver at the Was
son IL Sherburn shaft at Ccntcrpoint, near
Brazu, Ind, was fatally crushed under
fal;ing slate Monday.
Slosson defeated Schaefcr In billiard
contest in New York city Saturday night.
Pat Cronin. who criminally assaulted
Mrs. George Weaver OF Vincennes, Ind,
last week, has been sentenced 10 twenty
one years In the pcnitcntiary.
Gus Ryder, aged ten years, was killed by
q locomotive NJ Lily Lake, near Elgin, ILL.,,
Monday. The child had been left alone in
sleigh on the railroad crossing.
The Farmers Alliance store started at
Grepola, Kas., early last winter to take
the place Of tue commission man and the
retailer has failed Liabilities, $4,000;
Lssests about the same
Chief Justice Comegys OF Delaware
stands feet 3 inches in his stockings and
Is built in proportion.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-14
Terrific Explosion.
Three Hundred Miners Entombed in the
Pit.-Half of the Number Supposed to
Rave Lost Their Lives.

LONDON, March 10.-A terrific explosion
occurred today in the Morsa Colliery, in
Gramorganshire, Wales, which, it is fear
ed, will be attended with much loss of life.
One hundred miners are entombed and
communication with them is impossible tor
the present. 1t is feared thut all Of them
have persisted.
Later advices from the Morsa colliery
are that 800 miners were entombed, but
that many have been rescued from the
workings nearest the main shaft. Most OF
those taken out are unhurt, but several
have received fatal injuries. Heavy falls
of rock prevent the explorers from reach
Ing the more remote workings. The latest
estimate is that $50 lives have been lost.
Eight bodies, shockingly mutilated, have
been recovered from the Morsa mine,
Great excitement was caused at the pit by
rumor that appeals for help could be
heard from the entombed men. The res
cuers are constantly succumbing to the
effects OF the gas and are obi. ged 10 make a
speedy retreat.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-14
DeIinuuent Taxes.

The court house at Flint was well filled
Saturday by people who were anxious to
learn the outcome OF the first delinquent
tax case before the circuit court in this
county under the new law which permits
delinqucuts to contest the validity OF back
tax Gains in open court This case grew
out of the construction of sewer in 1885,
ordered by the city council. The property
owners on each side OF the street were as
sessed for the sewer Pellott Bros. q Co.
aud the Flint cabinet creamery men had
become tired waiting for the council to or
der this sewer and seeing their property
damaged daily by the delay, took it upon
themselves and constructed a private
sewer, which was finished before the
council ordered the sewer built, which has
caused this trouble. When the city sewer
was completed these gentlemen were as-
sessed respectively $50 aud So They re-
fuse to pay it upon the grounds that the
city sewer failed to benefit them, and that
they had gone to twice the expense to
build sewer Of their own.
After hearing the case thoroughly Judge
Newton set aside tho tax. There are no W
many other persons who have delinquent
tax cases for the court to handle.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-14
Sad Ending of Il Bridal.

BUFFALO, March Son the train wreck
ed at Bozview station Thursday night were
young couple just started out in married
life-married just "a week, in fact-and the
story OF their fate is indeed u sad one.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Il. Baucus
OF Saratoga Springs, N. Y, and they were
returning home from their honeymoon trip.
The couple occupied seat in the coach and
the bride was pinned down when the crash
came She was frightfully injured, being
bruised in many places, while her skull
was terribly crushed. The husband was
also injured about the body and legs, but
his physical suffering was nothing TO the
mental agony he suffered. The bride was
rolled in blankets ind lay stretched across
two seats while the physicians did VIII, t
was possible to save her, but Mrs. Baucus
was doomed from the first. Her husband
acted in a heart broken manner, calling
upon the doctors to save her, and kissing
her poor blanched and bleeding lips in
way that would bring tears from stone.
1t was without avail, however, and the
bride OF week gave up her life as the re-
lief train approached the city.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-14
Miller PilIsbury's Cure.

MINSEAPoLIs, March 8. - Charles A.
Piilsbury, general manager OF the consoli-
dated milling plants here, now controlled
by an English syndicate, is greatly pleas
ed at the stand taken by the Chicago
board OF trade in proposing to shut OF
quotations after March 81, in order TO close
up the bucket-shops. 1T is a very good
thing for legitimate farming and milling
interests OF this section" said Mr.. Pills
bury. "These bucket shops are largely
instrumental in causing the very low prices
at which grain of all kinds is now and has
for years been selling, and IL the evil is
not checked grain will absolutely be worth
nothing in the course Of few years
Another step which would cure the whole
trouble would be TO stop any short selling
of grain except from parties who absolute
ly own or control the product and would
be able to deliver the me If called upon
i believe this will be done within very
few years, even IL the constitution of the
United States has to be amended IN order
to 90 it. 1t is u perfect mystery to me that
the formers alliances and their represeu-
tatives are paying attention TO minor evils
and overlooking the vampire that is eating
tile very life out of them. Instead of be-
antagonistic, the milling interest and farm
ing interest should work together These
low prices are as as disastrous to the mill
ing as to the farming interests, and 1 am
willing to stake my reputation that the
majority OF tho mills in the Northwest have
lost money during the last three or four
years. never knew the milling interest
be prosperous on low prices OF wheat"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-14
Over a Red Hot stove.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, March S.-One yen %
William WulgamoJ and Mrs. Julia Gilsey
were arrested in this city charged with the
burning of the latters house. The woman
was quite prominent and the affair created
something of sensation, but the grand
jury failed TO find u bill against the sus-
poets and they were released. Mrs Gilsey
was forty years of age at the time and
Walgamot was but twenty three, but they
pretended love and in n few days were
married. Now, Mrs. Walgamot appears in
court asks a divorce from her young hus-
band, charging cruelty unbearable. She
states that only a short time after they
were married Walgamot became angry
with her one night and held her over red
hot stove until her night dress was partly
burned off and her feet and limbs terribly
blistered. She also alleges that he has
committed other outrdges upon her, any
one of which, IL proven, Will send him TO
the penitentiary. When the couple were
married Mrs Walgamot was the owner Of
considerable property, but the husband
has run through with the greater part OF
it,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-14
Titles for Money.

NEW YORK, March Sawyer William
p. Burr has received u letter from Anton
Saller at Vienna, who proposes joint
partnership in marrying rich American
heiresses to princes. He refers to the visit
of prince, Benz min Rohan, TO America,
and says:
/ met the princes friends while travel
ing, aod he showed me an illustrated paper
corti ming pictures of tho millionaires OF
America, and also of Miss Aston, who
had been recently married; he thought she
had an unmarried sister about twenty
years old. He also said that he could
produce IA prince connected with the inn
perial family who would be willing to mar
ry this sister. Now if you could bring
about such marriage we could mako q
great deal OF money. The lady need not be
an Aston; any young lady who Is rich and
of good family will DO. The prince who
writes to make this alliance is young, tall,
good looking and without debts. Prince
Murat would have married an American,
project in the head. IL anything can be
done In the matter write me few lines,
and will come to America with the best
of references, in company with two princes.
/ ask you TO be open and honest with me
in this matter. IL 1t can be done write ut
once, with details.
Before Lawyer Burr had made up his
mind how To reply to this communication
another letter asking him IL he could make
matrimonial arrangement with some
eligible young lady to cable IVA" to the
address, "Saller, Meidling, Vienna;" il he
could not, to cable "Nein;' also If he
thought the chances were good TO cable &C.
cordipgy.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-14
SEATTLE. WASH. March 1o.-Hammon

SEATTLE, WASH, March 10.-Hammond
says: '"rhe time for denials from one side
and the other is past, and IL Lord Euston
and Mr.. Hugh Woglcn knew what was to
their interests they would communicates
Immediately by cable to person known to
them by the initial &, and whose present
residence Is 2,2321S Front street, Seattle.
Hugh Wcglen Is the son OF man who occu-
pies an exceptional position in the financial
world of the british capital" IL Is OBJ
wants money, and also that whatever no
may have said heretofore about his not be-
ing the man who kept a notorious house in
Cleveland st. London was untrue. Henow
promises TO reveal many other names OF
men high in station who were customers at
his house of crime
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-14
ITEMS IN BRIEF.

Flint needs lock up for DRINKS.
Williamson is to have cheese factory
Cedar Springs voted against high H.
cCnse.
A college of dentistry is to be opened in
Bay City.
Only l,c0) people In Hillsdale go to
church it Is said.
Cheboygan reports 30 degrees below zero
Tuesday night the 4th
The Baptists of Flint will move into their
new church on the 10th.
Mark Hopkins and other st. Clair people
have bought IA $1,000 schooner.
Detroit is not in the league this year,
hence town bali will be the play.
1t costs only % cents TO attend an enter
tainment and banquet in Grand Haven.
The cities of Saginaw, Howell and Paw
Paw voted Monday aud went democratic.
The annual meeting of the state "Legis.
lative Association will be held In Ian
sing June ll-l2.
Chcboygan reports 20 degrees below zero
Tuesday night. Who says leo will be
scarce and high.
A new store owned by Vanest q Hocket,
at Prattvlle, was considerably damaged
by fire on Monday.
Mrs. Grant Decker aged ~ yc RS and an
old resident OF Genesoe county, diod at her
home in r lint Saturday night
Justice Pierce, of Centrevilc, fined bal
ger Neharon for drunkenness. Afterwards
Neharon assaulted tho Justice aud was
fined again.
Tho Wabash railway is building new
bridge over the Huron river, cast OF Belle
vile. The bridge now in use has been
condemned
Charles Brown of jackson, a Michigan
Central brakeman, had his leg crushed by
tho cars Saturday, and 80 seriously that
amputation was necessary.