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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11
Ahrai,am IIncnIn,. Father.

Within seven miles Of Mattoon is the
farm which Abraham Lincoln's father
used 10 own. and where hc lived. Abe
was of age then. and he didn't live on
the farm, but he visited his father once
q year and always brought him pres.
ents. Thomas Lincoln died on his
farm and is buried in Gordon's grave.
yard, near by Beside his grave is that
of his second wife. For many years
the graves were unmarked Later on
Mr. Dunlap, Of this city, brought the
matter to the, attention of several lead
ing citizens of NATION and Coles
county The result was that a plain
monument marks the place. Robert
Lincoln. hearing Of the subscription,
sent Mr. Dunlap a check for 1900
Chicago Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11
A Universal Wish.

Tranquility Is the wish Of all. The
good while pursuing the track Of vir-
tue, the great while following the star
of glory. and the little while creeping
In the styes Of dissipation. sigh for
tranquility, and make 1t the great OBJ
feet which they ultimately hope to at
tain. How a~n1iously does the sailor,
when tossed or tempestuous seas, cast
his eyes over the foaming pillows, and
anticipate the calm security he hopes
to enjoy when he reaches the wished
for shore. Even kings grow weary OF
their splendid slavery, and mobiles sicken
under increasing dIgnities. New York
Ledger
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11
THE LITTLE TIN CUP.

Whoa, Betty, How 10. sirt l. this here the 'syium
for folk as Is mali
It airs Wal. my I.ncy to hum. sir; not ravin';
oh. no-jist n fad
And eff Ia my own way ! wouldn't be thinkIn' o.
fetrhiI' her here:
But IL ANT no use argyinsmatters when ~sister-in
laws interfere
You see. 1t were this how; last harvest We parted
with ~baby-with Chick;
The pootiest child in the kcntry; the rompinesL
fore he got sick.
And his mother. poor gal. took It badly when we
telled her as baby was dead
For she didn't shed tears like she'd orter. but sci
thar a-shakin' her head.
And when baby was put In the parlor she crep
softly up to the box;
And We hterd her say, Go to sleep. darlin'." as
she brushed back his bootiful locks.
But mex day she was slerpin' herself, sir. when
they come from the taown with the hearse,
30 we went To the graveyard without her. and
saved her the 'sterics, or worse
Wa. when We got back from ME fun'ral thar
was Lucy a~-grttin' the tea;
On the table wa three cups and saucers. for her
and th. sister and me;
But ! can't tell the turn as IL gives me TO see Oh
the cloth, polished up,
Jist as bright As 1t sAinel on his birthday, our
poor Chicary's Little tin cup
Then the sister she starts In a-cryin', and says
she, with her face very white,
Lucy, dear, don't you knew that the baby won't
want any supper tonightf"
Then, poor cal. shA fist lifts mn her finger and
she points u at baby's old place.
And She says Don't the tin cup look dirty
along o. that dazzlin' faces"
Evry morning she's up with the daybreak,
a-scrubb!G' thar poor bit o. tin;
And she's still al II, scourin' AMI mbbin, when
the shadlcrs Of evenin' comes IN;
But it, black. sir-as black a. the kittle-com
pared with the child as sits thers,
Shinin' bright with the glory o. heaven; stil As
death in hi> little high chair
So I've come, sir. 10 ask yIu 10 take her, aud
hrn her thai Chicks EIne away
To a place ghar 10 sIfeTii Kin enter. 10 rust,
nor dlsels", nor deca
But ef God seat this strJ sc rs "a Werry-ef the
docto- al gives Luz up
She viii brAs back a 'art thai amt broken.
ami poHsi the It'll TN cup
Thomas Fro 1 in New York Herald
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11
Facts About Lightning Strokes.

A statistical investigation of lightning
strokes in central Germany, covering a
period Of twenty-six years, has been re.
Gently carried out by Herr kastner.
The number of eases Inns increased
about l29 per cent. IN lSS9it amounted
TO Las. The authord distinguishes four
thunderstorm paths. The starting
points of all these are IN hills, and in
their course the woodless districts and
Hat country. river valleys and low
meadow ground about lakes e spe.
cially liable. while the wooded and hilly
parts generally escape. The hottest
months CJune and especially july and
the hottest hours of the day. or those
Immediately flowing them g TO A p.
m.) show the most lightning strokes
Chicago Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11
Medical and SURGICAL
institute,
Kansas City, M, : ~ Francisco, Cal,
and BUTTE, CITY. Mont.

pr. IAelig y Co., az. regular gtndaaic- IA med
Itins and surgery suu sIttiai TTSctIiiOI err au-
th0I'zrd by the liat,s ~ issOu o, California ana
MONTANA, to tpE, all ehroulg, nervous aad pri'
Saie disease, whether caused By ~imrn.denGe' eX.
cess Or contagiDnl s,minal week.-mrs. ln!gh' l0s-.s)
sexual a. billy, (iu~s 0t sexual pDarD nervous de-
tility, Cos / spryr iorc.l dises e. OF the lilo d,
t~yphilis, G0uo-fEuss, Gleet1. and -tiiciuTel G red.
turahie cas,s guafant'ed WI liie mcinisrrhip;
Change low. hUusaHat 81 Cases cured All
medicines are specially prepared iI each i.dlvid.
usl case, A. Ab1iRt0G. No injurious Ot Sois"n'
Gus compounds used,
S"iIrae Il fro business, Patients AZ = lis.
lance treated by letter aud expires. Medicine
sent everywhere, ire ison gaze oi h~ieakage.
In diseases OF the blood, hrair, heart and nei v
ous sJstegi, as we'll A. liver. kidney AM Gravel
com laints, rheumalisn, paralysis, aud ai other
chronic diseases
Write tor illustrated papers on Deiormities,
Club Feet Curvature vi the spine, Pile, Tuners,
Cancer. CntarTh, bronchitis, Inhalation, Elcctri-
city, Magnetism, Paralysis, Epilepsy, kidn'y,
Bladder, Eye, Ear, SKIN and Blood, aud all sufgi.
cal Operations.
Diseases OF Women a specially. separate par.
The only ReIiRbia Medical ard Surgical lrs,i-
iuie making especially OF Private Diseases.
al blood diseases successfully treated. syrhi-
ID Poison removed from the system Without mer-
ruty. New Restorative Ireaim"nt tor Los Of
Vital Power Persons unable 10 witt us may he
treated 1T meme ny cOnesyOudeDec. Alcommun-
~iCaiiOns occidental Medicines or 1 psiTuulehts
sent by mail or express securely packed. one
personal Interview preferred. Call and consult
~, or send History Of y0dr ease, aud We will send
IN plain snapper our BOOK Free, explaining why
thousands cannot be cured OF Private. special and
Nervous Disease, seminal Weakness, speima.
tOrrh9s. lmpotency, syphilis, uOnhorybea,h elect
Varicocele, ETC., etc.
DR.. Liebg q Co. ar the only qualified or re-
z ousible specialists len Ia Montana, since the
Few medical law
Once hours irom 9 10 and : TO . p. ~. or b
ap~pointmsai In obscure and urgent cases.
CONSULTATION FREE.
H1yH Agency for DIR. Liebig's I%nvigora-
tor ut Room ., s f.. Broad way, Butte.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11
SLEEPING ON The GO.
Why the Lot of q Country Doctor Il Not
Exactly q Bed Of Daffodils.

Exactly a Bed Of Dafodils.
YES" said the doctor, whipping up
his horse-it WAS a sprinter-until the
light buggy bounded W. the stones Of
the country road like "A freight train on
the sleepcr> II was night, and the
lantern swinging underneath only made
the darkness ahead seem more Opaque
than ever Yes. the life Of a country
doctor is what you might call Il picnic
In q minor. Ii is a cake with more
spice than plums. for it has more vari-
ETY. to the square inch than any other
pursuit that il has ever been my for
tune to encounter.
II have been riding about this coun-
try for twenty-five years, and have
what you might call IA pretty extensive
practice lattend about everything in
the two counties. from chilblains to
childbirth. am the medical foster
father Of the present generation any
where within twenty miles of my home.
! have closed the eyes and. | trust,
eased the pains Of some thousands Of
good people Many OF my constituency
do not know my name ! am simply
The Doctor to them Bad debtsl
Well. I don't know never did keep
books, But If | had got n dollar for
every professional visit that | have
made ! would be about eight times
richer than ! am.
Il ain on the go eighteen hours out
of the twenty four and seven days in
the week. The rest of my time | have
for rest and recreation. But a doctor
does not need the sleep Of other people!
l always keep i've horses in the stable
and change OF several times u day. |
am a hard driver When a horse goes
lame or breaks down | put him out to
pasture II the breakdown is IA bad
one | sell the animal and buy a fresh
one. Sometimes ! drop asleep sitting
bolt upright IN my buggy, while my
horse brings me to the stable Of his
own accord.
Il try 10 keep awake. because it is not
safe To sleep that way, but there are
times when ! would sleep If ] a
riding straight into the teeth Of hostile
artillery simply cannot kecpawake.
Considering that there are three busy
coal railroads aud II canal within a fur
long Of my house the luxury Of sleep
ing on the 20 is extremely hazardous,
yet | have ridden for miles on the tow.
path with the canal not six inches from
my buggy wheels on Que side aud the
leligh riyet not six inches on the
ether lave dbEe il at night. too.
Never had Il tWmbiei Oh. yes. ! have.
Some pretty bal ones liut | am not
dead yet, as yua see. aud on the whole
! have lad remark rbly good luck.
THAI lantern hetwcrn the wheels
las saved me ilylny "A journey People
see II cUlaing. know that it means the
doctor. and run out To intercept me.
Ii Isn't every one WHO can swing a
lantern thar way II you we've 10 try
10 do without learning the secret of il
the lantern would go out before you
had gone tea rods
Some Gay | shall get old and use
less and soil out my practice and retire
But | fAaf | will have to he vary old
and pNtrt.uply poal for uarliuy pr
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11
TIE


Fast Trains with Pullman Ves'iSailel Dr.w
ing Room >'eepers, biging Cars ana Coaches %
latest a sign, between Chicago aud Eily o. Hr,
ant 1T. Paul and Minneapolis.
Fast Trains with rpliuau Nestibpled Draw
iug Room s~leeper., Dlaiug Cas and touches Il
latest design, between CbIcago and Milwaukee
and Ashland gnd Du'rth.
Through pullman i.stibuled DIHwing
Room aud Coionisi sieepErs via tee North
prn Pacific Railroad between Chicago and
Portland, ore,
Convenient Trains 10 and from Eas ern,
Western, hoiIhern and tsbiial NlsruLSln points,
fforiing unsquallcd ser-lce t. aud iron Wan.
kesila, Foht. du Lee, Oshkosh, Neenah,
M.na,ha, Cbippcwn Falls, EIs Cairo
Hurley. Wis, and and he. -einer,,
Mich.
For lie ksts, sleeping car reservations, time
table, and n'n.r information, apply TO Agents OF
ise line, OF TO Ticket agents anywhere in the
uaited Il Ites OF Canada
:. a. NNsLIf. Gen'l Mgr MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
J.y.n tNNAfO Deal 1T raj. Mgr -. Paul, MINI
n. q. BARLOW, Traf. Mig, MILWAUKEE, Wis.
IDUls ECKsTEIN, Assistant Gene raj fassr
and Ticket Agent. ..AILWA-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11

Quarts Of Diamonds or Diamonds OF 9uartz
II tell you, Knowles, the dressing at
Saratoga surpassed the widest dreams
of Monte Cristo. never saw anything
like the ostentatious display Of dia-
monds. Every one had them, and col.
lected they could have been measured
by quarts"
Knowles Crystalline quartzl-Jew.
elers' Circular.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11
Pipes CnnIns Intn I.e.

The return Ia the pipe il compara-
lively new 'al Until siS months ago
] never lHd a pip. in uy store Ny
trade called lr uHrliu- but cigars,
cigarettes aul r'low.us Dharcos Tie
French stared "a; &C. n rs. your En-
glish tuur.., f'%ny. @ li- pipe. and
he Think up ;.,s. 90 -ls.rF il up on
the street or w 3D.. 80 i'.rys' room Of
the Sleeper 81 5000 N,rli of taking
out the M,-i &c. -aI ni-ur But the
French lwv, =al rt- ted a. ~yayeral
pipes witt rag.s -'p..,, and Inc Gus
tom is tl.:iug e uD
The meor~aaasIl pO,w. craze died out
several year. H,, u t. n wonder il
eve ann il irlr"I bay "A meer
schaum pipe cheaper t'mn son can a
French sweet trim | don't mean to
say that tie American smoker will ever
go 50 far H. to stage n pipe on the
street, bur .pg hJHu' and office comfort
he has already taken mp the pipe. In
terview in Chicago Tribune
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11
There Are Plenty Of Them.

Totting The government wants a
new design for the silver dollar.
Dimling- That ought not TO DO hard
10 get. Everybody I know has designs
on the dollar. -Munsey's Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11
Danger!

Elderly Visitor ito parrot)-io Lit.
tie love. Hiss Inc.
Parrot moving over Ia the other
end of the perch, in Melier
Guile, ncNt ti,.Ig she'll be wanting IL
marry me. i.puciL
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-11

Patron lat church fair festival
Oyster stew, please.
Waitress TO cook)-Oysters, two
Good News.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
PLACCIE ZA WIARUSA!
Szlask.

Cd Opol0. Pewnego zo1nicrza
kt6ry s}uzy przy konnicy W jed.
mem Z Mast g6rnoszl2zkich, kop-
na} niedawno koh W reke, talk re
az palce zeslnialy. Zo}nierz uczn-
wszy dothliwY Dol zaczaf mimo-
wolf zlorzeczyc IA konia pc polsku.
Gdy to jego przcFozony us}yszaI,
k zal 90 ZawolaG do sicble i pyta,
cry on TO ME vie, re pc polsku
mt movie ME wolno. Ten sic u
n]iewrniai, re Z b6lu stracil przy-
tomnoSG zapomniaf o zakaz,c,
Z trudnoScl4 tYlko darowano mu
kare. Nowy to dow6d, re lie ra-
zy cz}owiekowl cos ma sercu ley
-czy to dobrego ely diego "a
wsze on to wyrazi W movie Oh.
czystej, DO to jest rzecza zupelnie
naturaln2, a przeclw nature zad-
ne, chocby najsurowsze ~zakazy,
mic ME pomog2.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Lidzbark. Dina 24go z. m. OBJ
chodzili ma1zonkowie O lszono.
wicze z Ciborza z{ote we
e, kt6re staraniem pahstwa
Mieczkowsklch, pragnacych uznac
i wynsgrodzic d}ugoletnia wierna
s}uzbe szanownych %jubllat6w, bar,
dzo uroczyscle %wypad}o. W pleknie
zlelenia przystrojonym kosclele pa
rafialnym W Lidzbarku, przem6w1f
st6sown1e do okoIicznosci czcigo-
dny X. proboszcz tuteJszy, wyra
zaiac zarazem zyczen,e, a5y W tych
czasach szerzaoego sic socyalizmu
chlebodawcy, podobnie jak W obec-
nym przypadku, zawsze wlern2
sfuzhe podw}adnych uznawali i
odrowiednio wynagradzall, przez
co sic naipewniejsz2 tame pre-
wrotnym zasadom pofozy. Po uro
czystej mszy $w. i .,Te Deum"
daisy Gag ,,z}otego wesela' olbyf
sic Ciborzu, gdzie pahstwo
Mieczkowscy szanownych jubilat6w
i lch rodzlne goscinnie pode]mo-
wall.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Gda'lsk. Sad p1zysieg4ych W
dniu 23go b. m. skazaI g}uchonie-
= mego robotnika Francls2ka Pra-
buckiego re Zblewa ma diva
lata wlezlenla "a podpalenle dw0ch
stoddf W Zblewie. Oskarzonego ba-
dauo 2 pomoc2 nauczyclela Mel
kiego re Starogardu. Oskarzony
przyznaf sic do why. Ogleh pod
1ozyf re zemsty "a to, re admin
strator tolwarku Werner jego mat
Ike z domu wiejskiego, przeznaczo-
nego ola ubogich, wYrzucl},--Byiy
dyrektor kralowy DIR. w c hri
administrator folwarku Holtz
wnie$li u sqdu rzeszy o rewlzy4
wyroku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
Oslo. Niekt6rzy z mieszkahc6w

Oslo. N~iekt6rzY z mieszkahc6w
tutejszych pragna, zeby wies nasza
zosta|a wyniesiona do rzedu miast.
Jest to smieszne pragnienie, boo
przez to tylko podatki by SIG zwiek-
szyly a korzyscl meby}oby lad
nej. Zreszta wies nasza tez jeszcze
wcale ME wygtada jake miasto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Ne7mi1isAa dyecc.ya. Peplln,
w niedzlele % Z. n. zostall wy
~swlecen1 IA subdyakon6w klerycy:
Felix's Bolt, Antoni Dylewski,
Franclszek Laffont, Bernard 10
s1hski, Wojclech Melz, Teofl
schulz, Walery Siegmund, Leo
nard Wermuth, Waclaw Williams i
Jan Zlelinski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Fodathi W Poznan1u komunalne
cd Nowego Roku maja bye znacz-
ME podwYzszone, ola nastepuJa-
cych p~rzYczYn: najprzod "a roll
1SS9I9o pozostafo W kasle 67,Oo0
mrk. niedoboru, potem 5000 nrk.,
kt6rc W roku etatowym zaplsano
jake nadwyzke ale ktire ME wp1y-
nefy. G}6wnle niedob6r powstai W
dochodach 4 gazowni ma rok eta
toWy biez2cy W sumie SO tysiccy
NIX. razem z nicdoborcm "a clio
cd mies@ (takto wysokie ceny za
mieso w~p}ynefy, re ludnoSG mnlel
go spotrzebowa}s). Wszystkie lie
niedobory ~z}ozyiy sic ma TO-, re na
rok etatowy 1890 o 40 - pro-
cent bed2 podwyzszonc. = Dalszc
podwyzszeme czeka obywatcli mia
sta Poznania skutkiem ogroblcnia
Warty, celem uchronIenia Pozna-
MIA cd powodzi. Bedzie to dobro-
dziejstwo wielIiie, zwiaszcza dIa
mleszkalc0w dolnych dzIclnlc ale
kosztn i clezary me male.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

" Zduw1ach zaczadzlto sic ga
zen z wegli dwoje dzleci robotni
cy kelm, zyjacei W rozwodzie.
Matka opowiada, re idac ma robote
do cukrowni o godzlnie 7 rano po-
zostawi1a ch}opc6w 4 7-letniego
bez dozoru; kiedY okolo s godziny
wleczorem ~powroci1a, zasta}a
c%h}opc6w izble nlezamknletei
lezacych be- przytomnosci, ale iesz-
cze zyjacych. w piecu tli}y sic
%jeszcze IVORY debowe; poczem po-
blegia do sasiadow i pc. lekarza.
Zeznania matkl ME SO zgodne re
zeznaniami sasladdw i ola tego
matke wzleto do wiezlenia, a spra-
we oddano prokuratorowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
ZAEMEE POESKIE
zabOrenm nm k TX

Radon. -Tlum kilkotysieczny
odprowadzi1 ma mie1sce spoczynku
~wiecznego zw1oki s. p. Sany B e.
KERN a, znanego kolom tutej-
Sym fl lantrop a. Urodzony W
r. 1885 z rodzicow uboglch, OIL
sia4 nieboszczyk d}ug2 a zawsze
uczciwa prac2 doblc stanowiska,
jake p6zniei zajaf. By1 on zafo-
zycielem szpltala dla starozakon-
nych, lstniejacego cd +. 1913, zbu-
dowaf wspania12 synagoge, za}ozy}
lombard W celu obrony ludnoscl
ubozszej miasta pred zagrazaJ2ca
bytowi jej lichwa, wspomagaf
wreszcie mnostwo osob, nlezaleznle
Cd lch wyznanla narodowosci. z
czynow tych ur6sf szacunek pow
szechny, jakim zmarfego otaczano.
" Wurszowie moort dnia
% z. m. o godzinle 7 rano
najstarszy wlekiem z uczonych
polsklcEo, znakomlty przyro-
dnik S. p. Antoni Waga.
Smierc Jego %nastaplla skut-
KEN wYczerpanla sit, niepo-
p%rzedzona zadna choroha. An
toni Waga urodzi1 sic 8go
maja 1899 +. we wsi Grabo-
vie W Cub. iom2ynsklel.
Wy2sze naukl zas odbyf ma
wszechnlcach warszawsklej l
berllnsklej, gdzie sig gf6wnie
poswiecit naukom przyrodni
Gym. Powr6clwszy do War
szawy byf nauczycielem W
wyaszych zak1adach naubo-
wych, a pc ~wzieciu emerytu-
ry podr62owat wiele, zwledza-
JAG i kraje poza europejskie.
I'd kilku lat stale zamleszki
wal W Warszawle. Z prac
jego wymlen1G naIezy: "A t.
as i nau k h s t o.
ryi natural ne 222
rye mann. Q86W O
p k &C (lS45). Q
Wv tach przez
poetow m aIarzy
I'm yslonyc h. (lS20).
Geese pamieci znakomitego
pracowmka!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
PHACCIE IA.
n PHeUS FOLSMICH.

kacidzyn. Sekretarze sadowl i
t}6macze Wojtkowskl i Wierzbicki
zostali przenlcs'enl pierwszy do
Golubia, drugi do Susza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
G<r~
s:1iA
" Nic:YchOulc pod Bla1

" N1c&ychowle pod Blafosli
wien umar1a dina "a T.. m. wdo-
wa pc robotniku, Anna Cybell: ia,
majac ~przesz1o 100 lat wleku. Do
konca zycia by}a czer5twa i Gym
ma, a W kohcu zasne}a, by sic luz
ME przebudzic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Rdnicwko pod Mogilnem, dnia
26 listopada. u mas W zesz}y po-
niedzia}ek odby}a sic wizyta ko-
sciofa W Mogilnie przez x. dzle-
kama; ma MA nakazano przyjsG
dzieciom z nauczyclelami re szko
}y mogilnick1ej z Wlecanowa Chab-
ska l Padniewska.- Dzlecl sfucha-
no katechizmu; iak tam 60 umla4y,
to moe ktory z medrszych donie-
sic. Deszcz W ten dzien padat bez-
ustanny, a tn biedne dziecl W
lichem przyodzlewku - kilome-
tr6w musia1y i$c pieszo konl Ia
den gospodarz ME da4, chociaz
maja take, il lch samych pc dro-
DE rozbijaj9; jnnl zn6w patrza
spoko]nie, jak ca4y dzieh targowy
konie stoJ2 ma bruku pred knaj-
pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
Keynia. Cd II do % b.

Keynia. Cd II do % b. m.
odbywaf sic tn egzamin powt6rny
ola nauczycieli. ZgIosi}o sic %, Z
tych z}ozy}o rzeczony egzamln IS,
pomledzy tyml nastepujacy Pola-
cy: PIP. Czechowski, Hantke, Jasz-
Ike, Rosihski, Sikorski, Slnieckl,
Sledzrnski, Smlgielski, Staslewski
Swierkowski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

G0a7tsk. Pulkownik NJ a | 0 t.
k II L z e b atOW S k zosta1
mianowany jenera}-majorem i ko-
mendantem -fortecy gdahskle].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

LaSin. Onegdaj obchodzili
ma%}zonkowle P 3 wscy Z
Huty swoje zfote wesele. Otrzy-
mali 80 marek Jake podarek &C.
Sara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

KartuSy. CESAR %poaarowa}
g}uchonlemej GORGE cha4upnlka ia
kubowskiego W Warszawie Nasty
ne do szycia. Jest to W tym roku
juz trzecia maszyna do szycia, ja-
ky cesarz W powiecle naszYn po-
daroWa}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Mc{mSu. p. Michaf S z a.
n i e kl NawrY, ma1zonka
jego B ogust awa KrUszyn-
skich obchodzili onegdaj Swoje
srebrne Wesele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
Il Poznahskiego.

Bydgoszcz. Znany 2 oiarnosci
X. X lei czyhsk Czerlejna
naby} posiadtosc W gf6wneJ ullcy
miasta ma eel dobroczynny. Do
chod . takowe] znzyty ma bye ma
ustalenle ochronki l n
jezy ka S kle-
e O.. Nadmienlc wypada, re 6w do
brodziei pred kilku laty r6wniez
naby} luz W BydgoszczY nierucho-
nose ma Gel ten.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Gnicw. Pred dwoma tygodnia-
mi uda} sic robotnik Grucza z
G IN i a Z synem swolm do
Gniewu ola zakupienia sobie r6z-
nvch rzeczy. Wieczorem wybrali
sic Z powrotem. w drodze spo-
strzeg} o%jclec, re cos zapomn1af l
wr6cif do mlasta, ~zalecaiac syno
WI, zeby powell dalej szed4. Cd
tego czasU znik} o%jciec. Przypusz-
czaja, re W Wierzycy utona}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

hsAkowo pod Grylewem, % zm.
Priced tygodnlem zgorza}o cake
zabudowanie gospodarcze, oprocz
domu mieszkalnego p. Kazmlrza
Stylego Z Mokronowskich hub, po-
what wagrowiecki, Z tegorocznym
sprzetem. Ogien pod}ozyf ~wa!esaja-
cy sic parobek re zemsty, re p.
Style ME chclaf mu dac roboty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
Lubawa. We wtorek dnia Is

3. N. odby4y sic tn wybory uzu-
pe}nial2ce do rady miejsklej. w
klas1e pierwszej ma "a wyborcow
g}osowafo tylko 7 wszystkle gfo-
sy paddy ma kupca Aleksandra
(zyda). W klasle tel wybicra 4
Polak6w, 6 Niemc6w i IA zyd6w,
ostatnl wlec maja wielka przewage.
W klasle ~trzeciej ma kilkuset wy
borrow oddano g}os6w tylko - l
to SO ma adwokata kurzetkowskie-
go Polaka) i tylez gtosow ma mi
Strza mularsklego Kaminskiego
(Niemca).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25
Peplin. 24go z.

Peplm. 24go z. m.
pred po}udniem odby} sic pogrzeb
S. p. J 6zefa K u o a, wielce
cenionego i kochanego przez pryn-
cypa}a i wszystkich koleg6w i INA
jomych ola sweJ uprzejmoscl zac-
noscl, pomocnlka ksiegarni, ktora
wyda]e ,,Pielgrzyma". Orszakowi
pogrzebowemu przewodnlczyf i
nabozenstwo za}obne odprawi} brat
niebozczyka, X. prof. Kujot. Pr6cz
kllku innych ksiezy bra}o udzia} W
p~ogrzebie tez pleciu kleryk6w kt6-
rzy pred dzlesiec1u laty Col
legium Marjanum, W tel samej
navel klasie, byll wsp6}uczniami
zmartego. Mech spoczywa W Bogu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-25

Lu6awa. W ~trzeclej klasie
przy]dzie tn W wyborach do rady
miejskiej do drug1eso g4osowania.
Kandydatami SO ~1zecznik Kurzet-
kowski i mistrz muIarski Kamin-
ski.