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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-12-11
Term Report Of Iynchburg Publ
schools,

Term Report Of Iynchburg Public
schools,
For the term ending November 81, 1890.
The following list exhibits the averages
and class standing of the pupils obtain
ing the five highest per cents in each
class, or grade, of each department of
our schools. The grades are the aver
ages obtained by examination at close of
term:
High School, Henry G. Williams. A
Grade-Mae Delaney SO, Mary Roser
96, Maude Montgomery SO, Ona Ellis 95,
Tavner Layman 95. B Grade-Bert
Cumberland 96, Anna Delaney SO, Min
ME Hamrick 81, Anna Hammond "a,
Fannie Hopkins 92.
Grammar Department, Ed. NJ. Wig
gins. A Grade-Josie Hopkins "a, Min
ME Kessinger 90, Willie Holmes 80,
Urban Orebaugh SO, Fay Whitacre SS.
B Grade-Lulu Oester 95, Jessie Minzler
95, Tommie Brown "a, Lillian CLANCY
SO, Joseph Toohey 81.
intermediate Department, Mrs. M.
Holiday A Grade-Minnie Fields 80,
Agnes Henderson 81, Alice Delaney SO,
Allie Simkins 96, Carrie Oester 95. B
Grade-Della Taylor SO, Oracle McCool
81, Ada Holmes SO, Oracle Faris SO,
Myrta Dean 95.
A Primary Department, Miss Mary A
Troth. A Class-Minnie Taylor 96,
Clark Montgomery SO, Louie Roser 81,
Fred Pucket 81, Lonnie Kellis 81. B
Class-Earnest Dumenil 92, Lille Berry
man 92, May Dumenil 81, Edith Keck.
ner 81, Ida Minzler 81.
B Primary Department, Miss Vada @.
Murphy. A Class Charley Brown 81,
James Lemons SO, Maude Pauly SO, Ida
Rudy SO, Henry Minzler 81. B Glass
Robbie McClelland "a, Emma Minzler
"a, Myrta Archer SO, Stella Troth ss,
Maud Walker SS.
CClass-Tom Andriot SO, Only CLANCY
81, Della Brewer 80, Ella Archer SO,
Charley Thompson 83.
The work done during the month of
November deserves special mention.
Enrolment, 192, and gradually increas-
ing. Punctuality rising, with still few
cases of habitual tardiness. Attendance
reasonably good, but should be better
on the part of the usual delinquents.
Number of visitors small. Non.residents
and residents over age in high school, 8.
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY G. WILLIAMS, Supt.
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A JOYFUL TIM d.
The Gathered Chivalry and Sweetness Of
Sugartrpc Ridge Celebrate the
Seventeenth Anniversary
OF the shaw. .Swartz
Nuptials.

On last Tuesday your correspondent
had the pleasure to be present at one Of
the yrandest social events that has ever
taken place in Concord township. 1t
was no less than the gathering together
of the people of the surrounding country
at the residence OF James W. Shaw, the
obi, ct OF which was surprise in honor
OF the seventeenth anniversary of his
wedding day Mr.. Shaw is prosperous
farmer living very happily with his fam
ily in a pleasant home on the banks of
Brushcretk, near the Adams county line.
H. was married TO Eva Jane Swartz on
December I'd, 1878. To them has been
born seven children, five girls and two
boys, all OF whom are now living.
The intention of the friends was to
surprise to Mr.. and Mrs Shaw, and to
make it complete Mr.. Shaw was taken
to the woods by his nephew to saw wood
and kept there until the crowd had gath.
cred and the table spread. Then he was
sent for, and imagine his surprise when
he returned and found the house filled
to its utmost capacity with friends and
relatives eager to show marks of respect
for their esteemed friends.
To show how much excited Mr.. Shaw
was, have only relate one little incl
dent. When he had shaken hands all
around, he noticed his little child in the
cradle and inquired whose baby it was,
when the crowd responded with a loud
laush. He turned to his wife and said,
"Why, Jane, that amt our baby" not
recognizing the lovely form he had seen
every day for the last seven months.
To say the least the dinner was all that
could be desired. The long table upon
which was spread the contents of the
many filled baskets was surrounded by
eighty, two persons, whose keen appe.
tites were satiated with the most palata-
BILE articles that tender hands could pre-
pare. Nothing was needed to make the
dinner sumptuous banquet
Space forbids giving the names OF all
pTeSeuu. DeSlueS tlle uedT uelSuDOiS,
many friends and relatives came from
the Ridge. Emerald, Steam Furnace, OF
i've Chapel and Winchester
At about o'clock the crowd began to
disperse, wishing the subjects of this
sketch long and happy life in which
they might experience many wedding
anniversaries as pleasant as this one.
At night the young folks took charge.
They held an oyster supper. which about
seventy five attended. After supper they
INDUCED in the same amusements that
are usually participated in on such occa.
sions until midnight, when they repair.
ed to their homes.
This day is one long to be remember.
ed, not only by the family in whose
honor the event took place, but by all
who attended. And it is to be hoped
that Mr.. Shaw and wife will fully appre.
ciate by this demonstration the love and
esteem in which they are held by all
who know them.
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FOLSOM.
December 9th, 1891.

December 8th, 1891.
The protracted meeting at Union com.
mences Saturday night, December 20.
A. L. Miller will remove his mill to
the farm of Milvern Richards in two
weeks.
Bertha Mccoy was born October 9th,
1873. Died November 23d, 1890, aged
II years. She united with the Metho.
dist Protestant Church when IL years
old, and lived pure Christian life up
to death.
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MOWRY1'OWN.
December 9th, 1890.

DCCcHUCi 0IuS Ao0Os
Rev. Wright is holding protracted
meeting at the U. B. Church at Olive.
Rev. Willis at Fincastle, o.
Many of the young folks attend church
at Olive.
John H. Weaver and wife are here
from Springfield, Missouri, visiting
friends and relatives.
The insurance agents were down and
settled with Mr., Porter, allowing him
$500 damages for the fire that lately de.
stroyed his dwelling.
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LtNtH Bt tt6.

December 9Th, 1871.
A gay company of young folks from
this village went to New Vienna last
Thursday night. They report pleasant
time with the exception of one unim.
portant mishap which will long remind
them that slop barrel is dangerous
thing in the dark
TIE G. A. II. supper at the Town Hall
on the 10th promises to be an enjoyable
affair.
Messrs. Ryan and German, of Blan.
chester, visited our village last Sunday
evening.
The new ware. house at the distilery
is almost completed. They are also
building dry house for the purpose of
drying slaves
Our merchants are receiving their
holiday goods and some of the windows
make an attractive appearance.
Mrs. Rev. Austin is confined to her
bed with fever, in consequence of which
the protracted meeting which was to
begin last Sunday has been postponed.
Mrs DR. Kleckner has been quite sick
with fever for the past few weeks.
Mr.. j. H. Dixon was appointed by the
Mayor and confirmed by Council last
Monday night to fill vacancy in the
Council.
Centennial Lodge, No. SO A.O U. w.,
partook of an elaborate oyster supper
after lodge last Thursday night at the
Lynchburg House.
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NOTICE IN ASSIGNMENT.
T. A. Walkers Estate.

THE UNDERSIGNED has been duly ap-
i pointed and qualified by the Probate
Court of Highland county, Ohio, as assignee
A. Walker, of Highland county, Ohio.
Creditors are required to present their ella inns
according to law (at law office OF U. Col
Inns, corner High and Main streets, Hills
boro, Ohio,) to the undersigned for allow.
ance,
Dated at Hillsboro. Ohio, Dec. 10. 1890
4. M. OVERMAN, Assignee.
y. H. Collins, Attorney.
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THE WINTER TERN

OF the College and Conservatory opens
Jan. 8, 1891. This will be large term.
Persons intending entering courses, OF
fitting themselves for teaching, should
call on or address the President. Enter
and prepare for the spring examinations.
11HToH GALL, President,
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Money to Loan.

On real estate security, in sums to
suit borrower; no delay. Call ON w.
L. Morrow. OHacs in Strauss Bui ding,
OYER Heibel'0 storo.
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The NESTOR or THE. MACHINES

According to Homer, Nestor, the old
warrior and the wise counsellor of the
Greeks, had ruled over three generations
of men, and was wise as the immortal
gods"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
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PLAN JAXDY.
NASZYCH KOLEI.

Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w stront vschodu- Odchodzi.
Chicago expr., codzieh 6.36 pm.
Chicago eXpr., codzieh 1925 pm.
Chicago expires 1899 am.
Pociag recztowv 9.44 pm.
W STRONG ZachO OdchodZi.
Chicago expires, codZieh 1917 am.
Chicago eXpr., codzien 1856 am.
Chicago expr. 1877 pm.
Pociaag pocztowy 1873 pm.
Wabasha Division
Plzesadanie do Zumbroty 200 obiad
Chippewa Valley Division.
z Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazerski 1.3O pm.
Przesiadanie do Menome1se 1.3O pm.
Green Bay & S. p.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pociag rasazerski sos pc ob.-9.O5 rano
Pociag frachtowy 7.3O wiecz.-6 O5 a
Chicago & Northwestern.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Chicago expires $50 rano 6.25 wiecz,
Chicago expr., codzieh 9.15 wiecz 6.OOran
Fracht. poe. przystaje GAS wiecz ~. 3Onoc
WinOna & St. Peter.
Przybywa Odchodzi
EXPIRES dzienay 600 wiecz. 1000 rano
Pasazcrski Dakotejski $40 rano9 8. 35 wiecz
kaczacyz Rochester, 10 As rano 3.55 G OBJ.
Zabieraiacy frachtv 500 DO OBJ. 6.45 rano
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

Dla dok}adnego okreslenia tych
przywilej6w i wy]asnienia, kto z
Mich korzystac moze,b y}a wYznaczo-
naprzed kilku laty osobna komisya,
kt6ra nledawno ukonczy4a swe pra-
ce, tax wyrokujqc: poniewaz przy-
wileje maja ma celu sclaagac 40
Polski czysto rosyjskle zywiofy,
przeto pow,nni k~orzystac z nlch
tylko prawdziwi, bez skazy Ro-
syanle, urzednicy. Rosyanin iona
ty z Polkq hub Niemka. albo tez
ME pochodzacy srodkowe] Ro'
syi do przywilej6w s}uzbowych
pIawa ME ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

Uczei mularski B. Z ulicy
Warclanej strzeli} ostrym nabojem
W ulice Wenecka i postrzeli} dose
nlebezplecznie ~4-letniego ch}opca
Stanlsfawa x.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

Il GoluJin donosza ,,Gesellige-
rowi" @ strasznym wypadku. We
wsi Wole ozenif sic kr6tko pc No
wynn Roku nalstarszy syn cha}up-
nika Soboclnskiego Z bardzo }adna
dziewczyna re stanu ro~botniczego.
Mode mafzenstwo zy}o wzorowo,
ME sfyszano nigdy, ably sic k}oci-
10 lub tez s%piera}o. Pewnej noey
uslyszeli sasiedzi mieszkoniu
Sobocihskiego niezwykly ha}as,
gdy jednak wkr6tce sig u~ciszy1o,
zasneli. Pc drugi "a obudzi} lch
g}osny krzyk, poczem znow cisza
nastapifa. Sadzqc, re m}ode mai
zehstwo zarty w~yprawia, ME trosz-
czyli sic wlecej o to. Nastepnego
dina bylo mieszkanie Jeszcze oko-
10 poludnia zamkniete, a ponle-
waz ma pukanie do drzwi Mkt sic
ME odezwa}, wysadzono drzwi. Tu-
tai przedstawif sic c~hodz4cym
straszny widok. Sobocinski lezai
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
L E X n II S T w O
MA w.
Ma ca!em sWiecie jest tyIko
jcdno lekarstWO, DIR. HeinegO
Zloty Specyfik (Dr. Heines
Golden SDccifiIl.
arope-Germany

Mozc bye danem W fiIizance
kawy lub herbaty, bcz wledzy va
zywaiaccgo. a sprowddza kuracya
szybka, i trwata, zarowno cry pa
event Jest umiarkowanym J. iakiem,
czy naiogowym opojem. I'ysiace
opojow zostato wyleczonych Z o.
tvm sp fklem swojei
kawie bez ich wiedzy, a dzisiaj
oni NIGGA sic powstrzymac cd pa.
lonych trunkow 2 wfasnej wolf.
Zazywanie tego lekarstwa ME wy
woiuje zadnego szkodllwego skut-
ku. Ia wyieczenle sic reczy. Zg}os-
Gle sic pc cyrkularzc i blizsze
szczeg6iy. AdresowaG w zaufaniu:
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co. 1876
Race Street, Cincinnati O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Galicya.
KsiQd2

Ksiqds Gorgoniusz Sule re
Zgromadzenia 90. Reformatw, INA
ny re swej gorliwosci i prac apos-
tolsk1ch w Poznansklem i Prusach
Zachodnich, umar} W dniu % z.
m. w Krakowie. o czem uwiadamia
licznych przyjaci6}, znajomych /
braci zakonnych, kulturkamfem
rozproszonych ma ~wszystkie strony
swiata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
III.
SZlask.

ZQuQdzki. Pewien m}odzlenlec
W hucie chwyci1 z fgli "a ko}o
rozpedowe (szwungrad), ably je nj
by zatrzyma6 i pokazac, jaki on
to mocny. Tymczasem kofo por-
wawszy go z soba, rozszarpafo tax
dalece, re bedzle p%rzestroga ola
wszelkiej m1odziezy, ktdra chcac
sic nieraz szykowna p%okazac, ME
zwaia ma grozace nlebezpleczen-
stwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
POKRAKA

PISMO HUI
~MORYSTYCZNE i KRYTY-
ZNO-POLITYCZNE z RY.
CINAMI jedyne pod zaborem
pruskim, powszechnle przez
wszystkle stany nasze uznare
/ cenione kosztowa}o do tego
czasu W Ameryce 4 dol. Re
wzgledu zas patryotycznego:
a&eby j naJubozszy brat nas2
20 70 Oceanem m6gf pc cie2'
kiej piracy swojej orzezwid
u1ysl i ducha i poznac 4Ycie
nasze resp. biedy i gtupstwa;
ktoremi starry swat nasz pol
ski grzeszy, eaten Znlz a.
my Gene roczna P o.
K XII z 4 ma 3 dolary.
Adres: Redakcya P o k / a.
XII Mr.. Tomasz Lewan-
aowski = Poznah [Poscn] T.
lrope-Germany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

ma pod}odze o%bryzgany krwia
plana W ustach, obok niezywejj 20
ny, posciel byia podarta i skrzep-
nleta krwia poplamiona biedna
kobleta mia}a nos uszy odgry-
zione palce p%ogryzione piers po-
szarpana. s2dzono p%oczatkowo, re
S%obocihsk! spe}ni} to W napadzie
obfakania, tymczasem sledztwo
s~twierdzi}o, re pogryzt go pred
niedawnym czasem pies wsclek4y
i re W owej nieszczesnej nocy zja-
VIII sic u niego wodowstret. Pc O.
gromnych wysileniach udato sic
nieszczesliwego ubezw}adnic ktory
wkrotce potem umarl.
1czeao. Tutejszy proboszcz i
dziekan X. Sa c K zamierza
sw6j Is letni jubileusz kap1anstwa
ma dniu 3go czerwca I. b. solen-
ME obcchodzic.
Ko$cierzynn. Przedsieblorca
Armanski za}ozy} tn parawa pi-
}e.
" Podcyburzu w pow. brod-
nickim utraci} posade urzednlka
gospodarczego p. Antecki "a to, re
sam %g}osowa} ma p. Rozyckiego i
re ludzi, robotnik6w podcibur.
sklch, zaprowodzi} do urny wy
borczej. Pan Ryska, dziedzic tego
ma]atku wypowiedzla} mu mlejsce
i oswiadczy}, re ma sic udac do
pana R6zyckiego lub do p. Miecz-
kowskiego, DO on Polaka ME po-
trzebuje, DO tn So Prusaki a ME
Polaki.
We acsl sierakowicach W powie-
Gle kartuzklm urzadza]a parafa
ewangelicka i stawiaja do tego
kosci0i, ma kt6ry Gustaw-Adolf-
Verein dale wielki podarek mi1os-
CT - crosse Liebesgabe. To samo
towarzystwo przeznaczy1o 5000
mrk. ma wsparcie ola Is biednych
gmin ewangiellckich W naszej pro-
wincyi.
Gimnazyum 10 Brodnicy odwie.
dzato w ubieg}ym roku ISL ucz-
niow. a mlanowicic So kato]ik6w,
rs ewangellk6w, % zyd6w. Miei-
scowych go 3 cudzoziemc6w.
Z Mouego Miasta. Zwo}ane ma
zesz}o niedziele przez p. Jackow-
skiego z Sedzic zebranie W celu
za}ozenia Towarzystwa rolniczego,
by}o bardzo llczne. Odby}o SIG O.
no W lokalu Damha. Pc uchwale-
niu za}ozen1a Towarzystwa; PREY
stapi4o do nlego natychm1ast 4
cz4onk6w. Prey konstytuowaniu
zarzadu wybrano p. Jackowskjegc
z Sedzic prezesem, ks. Januszew
skiego z Tylic zastepca prezesa, p
Zelme z Tylic sekretarzem a p.
Ubysza z Tylic sekretarzem.
(Dokonczenie ma stronie 4)
MI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

Gimnazyum 10 Brodnicy odwie'
dzato W ubieg}ym roku ISL ucz-
ni6w. a mlanowicic So kato]ikow
rs ewangellk6w, % zyd6w. Miej-
scowych 80 3 cudzoziemc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
Krolcwska Huta. Easily tn

Krolcwsha Huta. Easily tn W
ostatnim czasie 2 wielkie zaboJstwa,
z kt6rych MONA poznat zdzicza-
lose ludu tera&nie1szego. Dnia 1890
I'm. oko}o 9 godziny wleczorem
zabito robotnika, Pierohczyka, Po-
dobno 2 nieniawlscl %jeszcze cd
zesz}orocznego strejku. Drugie
morderstwo takze b1ahe przyczyny
by}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
E0r1lSy POHsAie.

Ko$cierzyna. w Starem Grabo'
VIE urzadza sic 1go kwletnia b. +.
pomnlcza agentura pocztowa, pc
4aczora z Nova Kamcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

X. prob. Francszck Z6rawshi W
J~astrzeblu obchodzi6- bedzie W VITO
rex 1890 kwietnia 25. rocznice ka-
p}ahstwa swojego, przypadaj2c2 1go
kwietnla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

(Dokonczenie ma stronie a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24

AAASJ ~
dany ma rece ! przeprowadzono 60
do Grabla, gdzie pred w6jtem zez-
nah, re pochodzi z Berlina i jest
z zawodu piekarzem. Przyznaf sic,
re niedawno odsiedzia} trzechlet-
MIA Aare "a z%fodziejstwo, ale co do
onych wytrych6w twierdzi}, re je
znalaz}, a poten oswladczy}, re je
sam zrobi}, czemu atoli Mkt ME
dale WARY.
w niedziele odstawiono 60
pod silna eskorta do fortuna Czy
teraz bedziemy mieli spok6j po-
tenn schwytaniu jednego z rabusi6w,
przysz}osc okoze. - Opr6cz juz
wiadomych n%apad6w, zb~eszezescili
oni W na]bezecnieiszy spos6b gro
bowiec familijny pahstwa Roy6w
" Wierzbiczanach, z soboty ma
~niedziele napadll probostwo wChle-
wiskach, gdzie ich atoli odpedzono,
gdy i'm sic tn ME udafo, udall
sic tel samej nocy do MILESTONE
usi}owali okrasc karczne, ale i
tn ich odstraszono. Podobne napa-
dy miaiy mieisce, ale z rownym
skutkiem W Kaweczynie i u pew
nego zagrodnika W Wygodzie; n
menu atoli zagrodnikowi ukradli
wieprza. Do p. Laschkiego, mad
lesniezego W W6dkach powtornie
sic dobywali, ale ponlewaz s}uzba
j~eszcze ME spa}a, i III ME miell
szczescia. w nocy z platku ma So
bote napadli furmanke Opok,
kt6ra jecha}a do Torunia. Zdaje
sic, re dwie handy rabusi6w W
nasze] okolicy opieruia pewnle
MONA wnioskowat, re to tie same,
co pred nledawnym czasem ma
Pa}ukach swe hace wyprawia1y.
w Gebicach pred rokiem
zginefa bez wiesci ma}a coreczka
Ski. Ujciec g}osi}, re powedrowa-
Ia z rodzina do Amerykl. Pred
kilku miesiacami znalezlono tym-
czasem w staw1e cla}o dzlecka z
uwlazanym kamieniem uszyi, ale
juz tax napsute, re ME MONA
by4o rozpoznac osoby. swiadkowle
zeznali, re W tenn miejscu widzie-
Ii ma ostatku ojsa z c6reczka. Ski.
uwieziono do wlezienia W TREE
mesznie jake p~ode]rzanego o po-
pe}nienie tel brodni.
Cxeladnicy mularscy W Pozna.
niu zazadawszy cd mistrz6w pod
w~yzszenia zap}aty skr6cenia licz
by godzin roboCzych objawili zy-
genie, ably ich zadania uwzgled-
dnionne bylY juz cd l kwietnla
Mistrze mularscv pczystali ma pod
wyzszenie zap}aty, ale ME chc9
opusclG z II godzinej loboty na
dobe. Re swej strony mistrze mu-
larscy zobowiazali sic wza]emnie
wypowiedzlec robote kazdy posi-
czcg6lny swoim czelandnikom, je-
zell u ktoregokolwiek czeladnicy
urzadza bezrebocie. lynn %sposoben
ME bedzie bezrobocia czesciowego
tylko og6lne.
Uczed mularski B. Z ulic,
Warclanej s~trzeli} ostrym nabojen
W ulice Wenecka i postrzelif dos
nlebezplecznie 4-letniego ch}opc
i, Stanlsfawa X.
V.
: E'rzAsy H'0HsRie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
| Y :.
w. Has. ~aiiskie.

W Sremie znalezlono clafo 20
ny szypra Grubego, kt6ra pred
k1Iku tygodniami wpada W pre-
rebel idqc pc wode z wladrem.
MAJ swego czasu wyznaczy} so NIX.
nagrody "a znalezienle zony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-24
W Dazecic pod Sremem dnia

W Dazewiic pod Sremem dnia
Is 2. m. odby4 prymlcye nowo
wyswiecony kap}an X. Wnetkow-
ski. kazanie ma tel uroczystoscl
wyg}osl] X. proboszcz Jagodzlnsk1
Z Krzywina. Naboznych tylu sic
zebra}o ma te uroczystosc, re nasz
kosci6} ME zdo}al lch pomlesclt.
W czasie mszy spiewa} Choir z{o-
zony Z panow: w. Flensza, orga-
misty miejscowego, A. Frackowlaka,
Jozefa i Adama Trojanowsklch,
Kr, szkiewicz, J. Boruczkowsklego
i Michalskiego. - Spiew ten bar
do pieknie by} wykonany.
Easzyn. z. m. wleczorem spain
sic dom mieszkalny posladacza
Pose w Lose W Lisnowie. Ogien
by} pod}ozony. Jakis z}osllwiec
napisa} list dotk1etego pozarem, W
kt6rym mu zapowlada spalen1e
ieszcze reszty budynk6w. " SYN
wa}dzie ma sic wybudowac staJ-
ME plebaiska, oszacowana ma
1927 mrk. IS fen Oferty przy]mu-
je landaat grudziadzki do soboty
1890 kwietnia Z. +. o II gotz.
pred po1ud.
Z kob:enicy donosza, re rzecz-
ka Kobzonka dawniej bardzo rybna,
teraz aupe}nle prawie Jest bez-
rybna. Przyczyna tego bezrybla
lest wielka liczba wydr, ktorych
ME }atwo upolowa6 ola b}otnistych
wybrzezy.
Z Kwav. Naresacie jak sic
zdaie, udalo SIC pochwycic jednego
2 szajki zlodziejskiej niepokojacej
cd niejakiegos czasu kujawy.
Pierwsza ottawa, ktdra zrobiono W
borach %toruhskich W 80 ludzi, by
Ia bezskuteczn2. Prey druglej W
40 ludzi schwytano mezczyzne, o
ktorym prawie napewno przypusz-
czaG MONA, re jest jednym Z o.
wych opryszk6w. Podczas obfawy
potrafif sic wywinqt, chot go z
r6znych stron okolono i zg'n2f W
z%agajenlu, ale poznlej przytrzyma-
no 90 W ka,czmie W Pleczonce, wsl
tuz PREY granlcy ~polozonej. Znale-
zlono PREY MIN mndstwo wytry-
chow, z~elazny pref do wy@amywa-
mia drzwi i okien, a ma szYi Mai