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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11

szone gesto szronem siwlzny
ale W oczach byfo lyle zycla,
energu l silly, lie trudno by.
TO przypuszczac, ably ia ko
beta wiecej mad jake piec
dz'es1at lat &ycia llczyc mog'
la
PAM acknowledgements
iafem beg zadnych wstepow
-kuzynko, czy yak sic PAM
nazwac rozkazesz, jestem tak
glodny, &c gotow byln gryz6
kamlenie.
Rozsmisea sic.
-Znajdz,emy cos lepszego
ME tax szkodliwego ma re.
by' 90 ia przewidziaiam pan
SKI apetyt, wsdzac, re wycho.
dzlsz W pole Szymonem.
Me brakpie W Zawadzle, kur-
czat, AMI smletony, a do wy
plcla anaidzle sse cos talsze...
jest starka i mi6d dobry re
swojei pasieczkl. Me gospoda-
ro"allsmy tn zle... W cgrodzie
Jest altanka chmielowa, w niei
stot nakryty oczekuye ma pa.
Blegse tam naeychmiast.
-Poczekaj pan, uie zuu-
de-. jedno tylko s16wko.
-Sfucham pani.
-Uregulajmy nas2 stosu
mex, w'edzmy kim od:ad ma
my bye ola siebie.
-Ale2 to- mole pragn'enie.
lem leple)... Wczoraj,
gdym pana oddata to czego
przez aiugle lata strzegiam,
powledziatam. Re Cd DIS Ia.
wade opuszsze.
Ola czego?-
-C1eka] pan... Musician
tax powIedziec... Me WE }zla-
lam ]ak postapiM... Gdybys
postanowif ME mieszkaG tn,
odlecha6 napowr5t do Var
ME zostatabym dlu5e)
AM. lednej goa2luy... tefaz
wszeIako mysle 'naczej, "a
kwestya wylazdu mego, ,lub
pozostan'a tuta], wytacznie ia3
ga parla zalezy.
Czyz moze sic PAM O TO
.ytaG!
"A vice pozostaie... ale
|eszcze sfowo, a raczei diva
pierwsze, 2estem pam
ska c'oteczna ciotsa, zechcesz
mule nazywac closka Barba.
3 Gaia ~przyiemposcia, dre-
gu ciociu.
TO dobrze... a ia bede CT
,aowi}a odtad:: Leonardzie.
-Przesilczuie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11
~NlESPODZlANY SPADEK.
~.
(Ciag dalszy.)

y" NSo my hAoS'o.: Nlc
szczesna trumna!... bledre pc
Kolema!., Wstaiem Cd stoiu
przeszejlem sic kllkakrotnie
pc wIelkiej izble, myslac pac
owen nieszczesciem szczeg6l
mem, ktore mad nasza faml!is
zawlsto... a czyz mad ia jeduS
tylHo?!... Gdym tax dumaf
drzwl otwor2yfS sic echo
stane}a przedemna Wo]tkiewl.
czowa, ubrana )ak wczcraj W
bia{ym czepcu j czarnej chust.
ce ma ramionach Me przywi.
lata mnie aui sfowem. uie
rzek1a ,dzieh dobry'', ME spy
tafa lax pierwsza noe pod
wlusnym przepedziiem dachem
tylko utkwifa we mule wzrok
pytajacy, b~adawczy, surowy
zapytala:
No coz?
Jednej chwili powzja'nm
poslanowienie /, podnros!szy
reke do CORY. rzektem:
Spadek Pc S. p. jamie b,n-
re Ola SIZE.
W oczacE starel kobiety
bIysneiy Icy rozrz, wn,enia,
objela koscisteni rekam, mojq
glove, pocalowafa w czofo i
rzekfa ma wpol z placzem.
-Nareszcie!!
Pc poiudnlu wyszediem W
pole u Szymonem. Me wien,
g jaklel przyczyny ponury j
mrukowaty ten chiop roz,jas-
mai czofo i stall sic rozmow-
nym.. Szllsmy miedzami: zyto
iu2 zeli, pszenFca zfo:ifa s,e,
a jeczmieniowl, gdzle wees
nlej siany, piowlec zaczynaiy
wasiska. Cniop p%okazywaf mi
pola do mnie ~aalezaee i do
gadywaf wcia5::
-Tu pan'e grunt' dobry, Il
tn krzynke gorszy tn wog,lis-
my gnoJ pred dwoma l~ty,
tn zas 20 pszeniczysku, kar-
tohe posadMfem.
= Vice to wy, moi S.yrms,-
nie-spytafem- gospedn,-s,1,.
tn, prowadz,eie?.
"A dye.
SAM?
-Gfowa moja jedn" s5ar-
czy, ale reoow dwie rs, ,s,alo=
parobkow ME ma, sAl c7ela-
dzl, a choc Zawada Gosc ma
ia, to nieraa pomocy potrzsba.
ia tn pane cd malenkGsc' :
chcia1em by1o "a panouyn.
dzladklem W SWAT ,sc, ale
przykazowa1, ,2ebym prz, ~
ca osta1, DO oiciec Letni in2
bYi i ma ks:eza obore patr2ai.. !
Tedy panowy dziadek TO sfo-
wU rzekl: ~,.Szymon'e, ty tn
siedzlc mass, a jak oieiec
twol oczy zamkn1e, to ju2 ca
ia Zawada IA twojej glowie
bedzie''. jake tel z, woIl Bo
ga mi1oslernego do tel pory
i by1a... Orafo Size zb,sraio,
mlocifo, iak Bog ptrzykazaf..,
Cztery lata siedziasem TIL sarr
i zyd siedzlaf W dpugim cawo.
raku,.. mby JoJna, ,setnae sta
re 2~ydzisHo: on i sam macha-
wac ME potrafl, s3a ma lat
"A coz sic pc cztexech la
tach staAos
-Po ezterechlatach przyje.
chaia PAM Wol5klewlcsowa /
zabrafa wszystko W swo1e re-
ce.
N wy?
ia, laki oy1em, taxi jes-
TEN. Miafa pisanie Cd pana,
2eby jej wszYstko Cd rekl cd
tom wzion kazda REC
i oddai... | lepi4j, ona kobe
ia madra, pisn.lenna, a ia
chiop, mn1e do sochy podob
niei, M co tych ia rachun-
kow, com zawdy 20 kilko III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11
MfAY
G. w. ANDINGA
ma S~ssgarfoaf

pod WinoLq
wyrabla jakna]lepsza make W roz-
nych gatunkach, mlanowicie tez
patent 2Ytnia make. Wymienia
takze make "a zyto i pszenlce.
W m}ynie najnovsze urzsdze-
MIA, ola tego i maka mus byc
dohra.
PamietaJcie o
M}Ynle ma Sugarloaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11

Agenci ,Wiarusa:"
BERLIN WIS. S. T. Chojnacki
BALTIMORE, NJ. d. FIR Ziarnowski
!6as Shakespeare Str.
3RYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Buia,ski
n. Y. Jan Goryca SO TownscndS.r
BESSEMER, MICH. Andrzej Wysocki
HlCAGO, F. Szawarczyk 10Y Str.
1ozef Roz,nski $50 W. II SIR
Jan Lesnau Cor. IS & Buhanan Str
ELLIS, WIS, Jan Wysocki
GlLMANN, BENTON co MINI. Wawrzynicc
WiSniewski
JERSEY CITY, N. J.-N, Maryanski, 1877 Wa.
shington Str.
LEMoNT, ILL. Mich Cichowicz
MIMIC, D. T. Jul. Wirkus
WIS. Jan F. Berka HumboldAv.S9
MI CARMEL ian Bazylak
iMANISTEE, Mich.-Dan GtAiolek( Kino) Filler City
NEW WAVERLY, TEN. Hldebrand,
PHlLADELPHIA PA. Micbas Raczykowski
). Front 80 Beel Str
NEBR. Michal Meadyk
PA. w. P. Stelmach 1912 Chestnut St.
S SrhFaEN, Marshall Co., MINI. Ja. Gratzek
81. LOUIS, Max Paprocki, 2123 BlsmasN Str
a., HEDWlG TEX. Iozef Zzik
OHIO Ant Kuiawa, Cory ence& Junction
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11

w B1t2yoshiem po|ozone gm1ny
B'afob}ota, Czajki, Starry i Nowy
Trzcln1ec ~po}aczono jedne, gmi-
ne i przoehrzcono ma Wosssfelde,
a K~obyleb}oto, Prosnienke i Piec-
XII %pofacAone W jedne gm,ne pre-
chrzc"rm Ma Gruenwalde..
w Otaapie obchodzili dnia IL
llstopada technik k~oloiowv R.
+ Draws Xxi WAX Il u. ,aa,>oka II.
rocz,@stosc sreornego wesela.
VI Jaroainie ma dworcu, Cd
danym W ~b,ezacym tygodniu do
uzytku publicznego, zaprowadzono
oSwietlenle elektryczne z % wiel-
lich plomienl. - Dworzec lest
wspaniafy i wszelkie urzedzenia
oardzo d9'5rze obmyslone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11
PtACCIE IA
L Poznanskiego.

PoznoA - umart sp W i n
ceaty s k i, zacny, pra,o-
WITTY obywatel tute. sly, gorliwv
Polak katolik, zo}nierz z roku
1885,, W Is roku zycia.- Zmar4y
byf OLSEN pana Bernardo Milskie.
go, metera ,,Dziennika Poznan-
skiego", znanego z pras swych
llterackich. R. i p,
W Ko$cianie mistrz szewski.
p. Wroblewski obohodzlf W tych
dnlach z ma}zonka wadka uroczys-
tosc zlotego wesela.
w hqeevroc}auiu W staw1s ma
lezacym do lazaretu zna)eaiono
c'afo formlarza Janczewskiegox-
szy1l przywiazana by}a buteIka
do wddki. Przyczyna smlerci j.
ME znana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11

w howroefawiu stawaf dnia
10 I'm. W sads,e karnym wezwany
na swladka p. Miciaf Klerski,
dzlerzawca z Chrosto a. Sw.adek
ME chciaf skfadac przysiegi W. je-
zyku niemieok1m, tylko w poIskim.
Sad uchwali8, re przysiegl cd
swiadka, pc polsku ME przyjmie i
skazaf p. K~ierskiego "a wzbrania-
ME sic z%fozenia przysiegi ma "a
p%facen1e 100 NIX. kary pienlaznej,
Tub 70 dnl wlezenia.- P. Kierski
przeciWko temu wyrokowi zaSozyf
protest.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11

Pozn'io. Rrzeznlk Lehnert.
ktory tn nledawno jezdzA DO uli-
each Poznania w6zkiem zaprzezo-
nym W 7ednego kuca, majacym
ksztaft lokomotywy. i sprzedawaf
gor2ce kieibaski, %przeni6sf sic W
tych dniach do Berllna i tam
przemysfem tym jako nowoscia
wzbudzif zaciekawlenle l ,jak gaze
ty berllnskie pisa, Ina ogromny
odbyt. Moze ktory z naszych pa
now mlstrz6w rzeznickich zechoe
60 zastapiG W Poznaniu. Przemysf
ten zdaje sic dobrze opfaca..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11

w Mysskoeh pod Gniezaem
znlosf sad subhaste posiad}osc1 Ku-
blak6w, kt6rej termin mlaf siexod-
bye dina 16 stycznia 1891 r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-11

Ma tor=e z Rogozna do Da-
mas}awka urzaazono nowy przys-
tanek W Stepuehowle ola przewo-
III os6b i towar0w.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02

Those in want of steady work will
do wcll to answer the ad OF RIG. Chase
& Co., found In another column of this
paper.
On Wednesday, July so, at Limo
City, occurred the death of Mr.. Read
Thornton, aged about G2 years. He
was well known in this county and
when last seen on our streets was
apparently enjoying good health. His
death was somewhat sudden, although
we have been unable to learn the
Immediate cause. He was born in
Lorraine County, o., and came to this
place about the year 1910. Rev. G.. a.
Adnms conducted tho funeral services
Mt 10 n. IN. on Thusday and the remains
were Inferred in TT. Mcigs Cemetery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02
TOLEDO rvucr. r.lD rAs54E13~

GGA;x MAEHHT- C"uortcG hy e. y. King Il
90 Wheat No. >, red. Sar: No. .. So No.
white. e.: corn No. ;. lgr; oats,
M white. :I': rye. M. .. l7c;
Manhattan mills are paying So lOr nice mill
iug wl,n.
lG"prCE-(corrrrtcd by L. \. Rood, 1l sum
nit StI-lIrrr.lh T. Ia lJc: c:.s> d"Z i;' 10 llc:
lettuce IL. 20 m'liShr loz hunchcS. 1ar;
green onions. IL Ia :tr: new pnntocS, bn.
II Ia - 4jc: tnhlm;:c ,luZ ~ to 80 raSpbcT-
ric> :: lutn /: blarkbcrrc> II; whur,lchcrrics,
- III 10 81 pears : - I" y. apples =; tnrnips
II: "nious, yellow dnuVrr>, II Ia 81 -
DEE>~Eb MkAr~--W --WiGnLESAIE-,tUlrc by
chnrlcS Meyer. il2 .\dans St..l-lr"(stcs. IL -
la 1r: mutton. n. 1c: dressed limbs,
IL. llc rnlNr,. H., ito o. e; irr>,'d nogS.
- Iu dressed chickens. ln": iurNs,
lnc: turkeys, IN .: live chickcnS,1 10 e.
HIDES.
Corrected 10y ! Flynn III Mouror s. Heavy
steers - ic light steers. COWS aGd hN..,IS, ic;
kips, 'Nc; ,ai to: hul~. "'..': hrr>o. Z. 41c:
Iallnw rough. 2r: rendered. -, 10 . -: ptlts
81 ~ aud y ~; wool, unwashcd, l5 to 29c;
washed. - Ia ::-c
HAY -,Concctrd by ChaS. Ncuendorf. 50S
Summit ST. Hay. ton. - to >lu; straw. ton.
- to q; ear corn bu, 2i'': onts, - to 3Sc.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02
STONY Ridge,

Miss Anna Born aud nephew. Master
Paul Born. of Mayhee, Mich, are visit.
ing with the family of Rev. j. Born.
Miss Tennie Bean is in East Toledo
this week to a'lenh the marriage Of her
cousin, Miss Maud Bean.
Frank Toolc, of Bowling. was in town
taking in the grand circus on Saturday
last.
ID. G.. Van Voorhis, former clc,k Mt
WagOner Bros store, went To Frcpport
where II" has obtained employment in
the oil fields.
Mrs. Il. f.. Walker. of Dnwling. is Wis
itlng her sister, Mrs. Chas. Weaver. at
this place.
j. Fenslrmakrr, our enterprisiny
young station agent, took ~ trip iu E.;,s
Toledo Sunday, to call on his hest girl.
f. WaGoner, of Toledo, called ON
friends here Sunday.
\ very painful accidcn, occurred to
the four year old son of Frank CAST. by
the falling of poorly contrived seats ut
the show. on Saturday last, cutting u
cash about three inches and half
around the ankle.
SLAP JACK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02
rrnn,rcrs Of Real Estnte.

Helen Heath, ct al, to Burt Cewese,
Ell ~, 20 acres. Weston, 81 600
Walter Davidson to Asahel Philo, 'ot
in Scotch Ridge, S225.
Jno. Herman 10 Lewis Dusing, 10
acres, Freedom. $?.30O.
Sheriff to VIM Colt 1t al, To- 1860,
Bowling Green, SG7.
A. e. Roycc 10 b. A Stuart. lots, in
Citizens Add, Bowling Green. S4eJ
Olivia Gingery TO Mary Hoobler, lot in
Weston, $500.
j NJ. Grim to Robert Marble, lot in
Bowling Green. 1913. "a.
Sheriff to w. Mutually, n. acres,
Henry, $4,000.
Henry Engel to Sarah z. Shubert, lot
Pemberville, 500.
Rosan Smith TO S. NJ. Sloane, lot,
Bradner. 800.
w. Mutually to J. w. Long ct al, 4C
acres. Liberty. 81 500.
] NJ. Grim to G. w. Loomis, lot in
Bowling Green. S242.
j. w. Benschoter to g. W. Loomis
lot in Bowling Green, $50.
S. NJ. Bower to Mary +. Morgan, loi
in North Baltimore. $1775.
David Pierce to Q. A. Stroble, lot in
Clough's addition, b. g., $3.50.
Adam Bovie to VIM. Fischer. ct al
lot. Freeport, $1,000.
Allen Hampton to Geo. NJ. Pelcher
lot, North Baltimore, 5000.
Mary A Reid, ct al, to II. NJ. Rahmey
lot North Baltimore. $3.50.
A. Schick to w. Schmidt, lot, NORTH
Baltimore, $325.
J. f. Dobbs to Church of Christ, lo
Milton Center. 500.
|. ID. Robinson to w. e. Chandler, lot
North Baltimore, $l6O.
Peter Goble to e. j. Colony, II acre
Bloom. $3.50
William Hale to Peter Cherry, &c
acres, Plain, $1,000
Daniel Dillinger to Archibald Muir
lot, North Baltimore, $3.50.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02

The lnGc crowds daily going from
Toledo tO Detroit and return ON that
Floating Palace. tha Steamer Gray
hound, demonstrates the beauties Of
this trip. This steamer which last
year was considered simply perfect.
has been rrinudrird aud is now said
by old steamboat men To hc the most
complete in all its arrangements of any
excursion steamer in the United States
AS II further evidence of its popularity
it is but To In said that there were,
three hundred passengers lett ON the
dock. morning vi July lth. who could
not go rs the Steamer then had her
quota $500 ON hmhr,i. I7c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02
nnrrn,ns in u,rni E,,n,r.

! have lur >nlt s,,m" chuirr dwelling
properties aud vacant lots ~ i'etrvShutg,
~ pricps aud 'rtms lu SUIT The means Of
purchasers. | can s'll yon Urnd house
and let for FROM $500 !" #i0,090 IN the
most beautiful vill,gr il Oun. also
have frr sale some li"rly improvpl firms
within short distances al rtrryshurg, and
,imberel Ia. IL III different parts ut the
County, IN which NJ the prices am now
uii;'rin. ih,m there ni- lnrgius for pmr-
cha--r-. A. rrcri ni- steadily advancing
The sooner purchased The better Ihc bar
gun.
! also 1--we - few thnusaml dollars to
loan uu g,"d .rru,iiv
y. X llOLLENHECK.
Nav 30, lSSy 10 VI 75
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02
Arrested an d SET FREQ.

DIR. ]. II. Hanaford says in the Western
ton of consumption arrested, the lungs
not fear consumption" Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs is the proper
treatment for the first cough. No other
remedy has saved so many from con-
sumption. AT all druggists's. Large
bottles 50c and 81. Sample bottle free
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02

The hest snlve ~ the world iur cuts,
hrui.es, surva, ulcers, salt rh.ir,. lever
abres, ieiier. charppi lI,ml+, chilhlnins
rnrrs, aud all skin rrurtins, aud positive
" cures piies, ar ~ p,v irpuiiei. IL Is
guaranteed tu give perfect stii>iacli ~. ar
money refunded. l't,cr - ccni per box.
For sale m \. Il Cnnmuney.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02

-FoR RHNT.-By August lst, Resi-
dcncc on 9TH ST. corner Louisiana Ave.
s rooms, well, cisicrn and barn.
lGd j. +. HNnB. Toledo o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02

Bear in mind that i. NJ. puhl's :
gallery, Mauince, is open every day in
the week. and the best photos are made
for 800 per dozen.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02
Piano for snir "r'Trndo.

First-clnss AIathusheli piano. for snlo
cheap. or will trade for other property.
Off GHrEGE liOETSCI.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02
\ lku rgntll

! want to sell the lot where my Of
flee stands with ar without The build
ing. Lot twenty-five aud one half feet
front with one half of brick walls.
Price and terms reasonable.
80 ID. X. HOLLENBECK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02
Highest of all in Leavcnng pow-U Govt Report Aug ~ 1886
oticc.

All persons arc hereby notified thrt
| will not he responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife.
JACOB ltOTHER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02


ID. b. Clallin will hereafter be found
ut his photograph studio ON Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. Call
and secure II dozen of those
excellent photos he is making. 10tf
In hurrying to close up the forms
last week. the; village ordinance was
inserted before n proof had been read.
The comuositor not being familiar
with the chirogiaphv of the Mayor,
made some ridiculous errors, which
are corrected this week.
The Pembcrville base ball club.
who have heretofore claimed that no
nine men could be found in Wood
county who could beat them in Il game
of ball. came over to this place on
Thursday afternooii. and got badly
scoopcd by the ".Alerts" of our village.
The score stood Perrysburg. II; Penn
berville, II. Come again, boys.
John Lally, who has been
employed in the JOURNAL Office for
the past two and n half years, has
accepted 4 situation on Die Post. the
german paper published in this place.
John is II young man with splendid
prospects of becoming an. excellent
printer in time. He is honest and
trustworthy and we will be pleased to
speak Il good word for him ut any time.
John II Thornton has gone to
Columbus, Ohio, to work ut his trade.
Mr.. Thornton is an excellent workman
and straight forward genial fellow,
whom everybody is pleased to meet.
He has many friends in the burg who
regret his departure, but earnestly
hope he will prosper in his new loca'
ton. He will probably remove his
family to that city in the spring.
Persons knowing themselves
indebted to me will please call and
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02
LOCAL.

Photos wiIi Eli cnnt;muc yav vn' 70 , n,aisc DS one
$z dozen photos and one lifc-
Per size crayon portrait, for
Dozen. u So rs, Publ, Maumee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02

Persons knowing themselves
indebted to me will please call and
settle the same with Joe Baird as
have left accounts with him.
lSb CHRIS FINKBEINER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02
TO tic Earmcrs OF Wood Co.

TO TIC Fnrmcrs OF WOOd To.
Am prepared To build harms at one
dollar and fifty cents per foot. Salts
faction guaranteed. Houses and other
building in proportions.
39tf JAMES n. KELLER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-08-02
pER sUNAt.>


n. l.. Hanson and wife spent Sunday
Mt Lakeside.
George Bullard, of Huskins, was In
town Tuesday.
Miss Rose Kemp is visiting friends
in Ypsilanti, Mich
G. G. Hum made q trip to Buffalo on
the Sage last week.
Fred Finkbeincr of Bowling Green,
Is i'm town this week.
Miss Hattie Hulburd will start for
Chautauqua this week.
Miss Brownlce o. Toledo, is the
guest Of Miss Robertson.
Mrs j. McBrides, Of Swanton, is the
guest Of Mrs. II, 5. Clcgg.
Miss Edith Chapman has returned
from II short stay ut Lakeside.
& Miss boy Perrin of RonchtOn is the
guest of friends in Pcrrysburg.
Miss Vernic Fittercr is visiting for
II few days with friends ut Lindsay.
Miss Wilson is spending the week
with her aunt, Mrs. T.. Hollcnbeck.
FRI nix Thornton was in Bowling
Green on business on Wednesday last.
Miss Eva Zingg is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Fred POmcrOy, mt Ashtabula, o.
Mrs. NJ. G. Wetmorc. of Haskins,
visited friandsin Perrysburg this week.
Mrs. Elisha Davis. of Toledo. visited
Mt the Nj. T.. Parsonage Wednesday
last.
c MIR. and Mrs. Neiberg. of Lancaster,
Ohio, are visiting Fred Yeagcr ami
wife.
Mrs. f.. NJ. George visited her
daughter. Mrs. Clam, mt Toledo, last
week.
Miss Maud Odell. of Toledo, is
spending the week with Miss Lottie
Clegg.
Miss Pearl Nye. of Bowling Green,
was the guest of Miss Hattie Wilson u
few days this week.
Charley Cook, wife and babies. of
Bowling Green. spent u few days with
relatives here this week.
Mrs. Curtis and sister. Miss Della
Curtis of Toledo, were the guests ol
Miss Anna Ladd Recently.
| II. G.. Brooks. of Toledo, accompanied
! by his sister. Miss Grace, of Detroit
visited Mrs. n. Tetft on Tuesday last.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Figley and family came
up on the Pastimc Wednesday eve. tc
call ON Rev. G.. b. Wiltsic and family
Mrs. Matte Snow and two children,
Don and Clint, of Winona, Wis. Wis
tied relatives and friends in Perrys
burg, this week.
H. NJ. Hoover and wife. Fran,
Hoover and wife of Detroit, aud Misses
Emma Harrison. of Toledo, and Mary
Hickey. of Oberlin, are on IL visit to
] 4
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Kohala, July 1st.

The Chinese Restriction Bill has
had a marked influence on the num-
Der of Chinese arriving in the Col
onies, as they were only It's during
last year, and of those nine-tenths
had previously resided in the Col
onies, and had gone to China on a
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THRUM,S ALMANAC.

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The chorus singing was excellent,
above the average, while the playing
of both orchestras was genuine
treat The training of the pupils
must have occupied many hours of
hard work on the part of the talented
brothers. Master JAS. Lloyd played
mis- violin solo with much skill. The
juvenile fairy opera was a surprise,
so capitally was it rendered. Lit
tie Eli Jones sang remarkably
well. The comedy was sustained in
the most creditable manner. A.
Fernandez as Nicholas convulsed
the audience with laughter. Brother
Albert ably directed the orchestra,
and Brother Francis officiated as
accompanist with his usual skill.
The entertainment was an entire
success and Brother Bertram and
his able corp of assistants are to be
congratulated upon the result.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

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