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Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

A subject of no little annoyance to our thifty housewives at present, is the poor quality of Butter being handeled by most grocsrs. To all such who ap- preciate the best quality Obtainable, we extend a cordial invitation to inspect The Elgin. Creamery Butter, of which a supply has just been received by l.. Zeckendorf & Co. They will receive regular consignments of this excellent grade; price 90 cents per ID.
 John Telford, Congress street, opposite National Bank, gun and locksmith; guns and pistols, locks, keys, and all kinds of small machinery repaired. Satisfaction guaranteed. Terms moderate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

dox. He has three horses that 90 in better than three minutes, and one which he has succeeded in getting 8 record of 2:%0 with. He says he buys horses to trade, breed and sell, and does it for amusement, although some of his members believe he is less pious for doing so. ''It's both profitable and pleasant and helps out my salary" says the sporting pastor.
 He proposes to give monthly races dur ing the season. He won two at his first one, and his gate receipts were fairly large He sat in the sulky like jockey, grew very excited as the horses came under the wire, and seemed to forget His pious call ing. Rev. Mir. Arney is S5 years old, Is 8 college man and has been in the ministry ten years. His races are open to the world, but he announces that his track, which be has leased for the season, is not as fast ss he would like to have it. All races, his circular says, will be conducted "squsrely," as far as he Is able to control, and he hopes that men will not wager money on the re- suits. He guarantees that the judges will be competent and just.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

TEE hold of the Indians upoa Indian Territory seems to be a loossning one The new Cherokee Commission has sue ceeded in completing negotiations with the Cherokee nation for 100000 acres of land, and hopes to secure 6,0OO- 900 more. This adds an immense tract to the homestead area, and hastsns h. dian civilization. or extermInation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

I. s. Doten, Justice of Peace and merchant of Bristol, H., says he can re- commend St. Patrick's Pills. "I have used them" he says, land know where of speak" Anyone troubled with con- stipation or biliousness will find them . friend. They are prompt and certain in their action and produce 8 pleasant cathartic effect. For sale by Fred Fleishms1. Co.
 Tucson Transfer and Express Co. All Epds of light and heavy hauling done at reasonable rates. Leave orders at Walls, Fargo office. Boz RAINssURY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

Those Oyster Loafs Siswert makes are delicious.
 Wagon harness at bedrock prices at Hughes & Stevens.
 Nine year old Bear Grass Sour Mash Whiskey at Schreiber's.
 Closing out sale of millinery goods of all kinds at
 Siewert receives oysters, fish, craps, mussells and shrumps three times a week Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

HoNoRs are easy with the warrng political factions in South Carolina. The South Carolina Club refused to invite Gov. elect Tillman to the club ball Now Tillman's friends will refuse to al low the South Carolina Club the use oi the State House for their annual ball.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27
To Keep Lights Bright.

Soak lamp wicks in vinegar before using them in a lamp. Wash smoke stained chimneys in warm water and soap, and rub while wet s-ith vinegar or dry salt. They can also be cleaned, as may be globes on gas fixtures. in warm water and soda, and then in warm water and ammonia.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27
MT. Sylvester Bonn has epene

butchers shop at No. 423 South Meyer street. He keeps all kinds of cheIcs meats, which will bs sold at low rates MT. Boon thoroughly understands his business, is popular with the the pub lie and does large trade. Call and see him. Meats delivered free.
 The fine assortment of Chinese pon gee, Chinese crape, Chinese mating, best Japan and China ware, Japa Teas, Jap anese skieins, Chinese and Japanese eanels, fans, and a general line of Chin pse and Japanese goods at Su Kee's, on Congress St.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

Edwin F. Smith, of the state board of agriculture, California. has notified the Pacific Coast Athletic association that ths board will pay the railroad fares to Sscrsr nento and return O. all members of the P. O. A. A who desire to talks part in the big athletic games at the state fair nsxt; September Capt George W. Jordan, of the P. c. A. A., says that an unusually large number of athletes from San Fran cisco will accept the kind offer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

The Buffalo Athletic club will hold it's open games at Olympic Park Aug 90, and efforts will be made to have number of athletes In the vicinity of New York city compete. The growth of this club hAs been very steady since it's organization, and the games committee wishes to show athletes from other cities how far the sluA s advanced.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

EVERY encouragements should be held out for planting trees-fruit trees. The country must come to it sometime, and the sooner the better.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27
SOONER

hundred mile race, and repeated the per tormance this year. In each instance he broke the amateur record-by IS minutes the first time and % the second ' He also. made a twenty-four hour record which stood till Bert Myers, of Peoria, beat 1t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

747,9 ,9l5, and in the case of the colored 512, ,l63, total of 1,260,07S, which may be assumed as approximately the extent of the omissions by the faulty census of 1870. The total population in 1870 WAS, therefore, approximately. 39,S1S,4 ,449, instead of 3S,55S.371.
 Assuming these figures to represent approximately the true population in 1870, the increase would stand as fol- lows
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

The Federati1a of Women's Clubs has accepted the invitation of the Chicago Women's club to hold its 1892 meeting in that city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27
A Record Breaker.

F. Ed Spooner is a member of the Lin eoln Cycling club, and holds the hundred
 mile amateur record. At the tournsment tt the exposition a year ago be won tho
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

BUSINESS men will find the CITIZEN an excellent medium in which to advertise their holiday wares.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

There are glaciers III Cle nImaIayas which are rom thirty to sixty miles in length. and there Is one thirty-three miles long which Is flanked on either side by two giant peaks over 27,0OO feet high
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

J. Ivancovich keeps fresh groceries and sells chem at reasonable prices.
 Fine Imported Key West and Mex ican Cigars at Phil. Schreiber's Cen gress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27
Couldn't Repeat ,he Lords Prayer.

There is president in one of our Maine collrg .s. bright. smart man who made q rather peculiar statement iI conversation some time ago. He was talking about his inability to quote cor rectly and sIid that. while he had an excellent memory for ideas. sentences and phrases would easily slip by him Why do not know that could re peat the Lords prayer word for word, he asserted No one would suspect such an admission from the worthy president 10 observe him in the pulpit.-Lewistor Jourual
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

rEnEDArTaEPosroFF1CEAs2D-o1AssmA MATTER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-27

of S4, 900, ,000, one million of which l.. preferred stock and three millions com mon stock. This compeny has bought the Bear valley reservoir property, slso all of the Essendro tract of 210,000 acres, which is to be irrigated hy the Bear valley reservoir water, S2, 400, | 00U of the common stock of the compH. | ny is used to buy these properties sno tn. remainder of the common stock and the preferred stock will be sald to rsist. funds to build new Bear valley dam s' a Cost of S750, LOO; also to convey water to Ferris and Allesandrs districts com prising 510,000 acres of fruit lands. 1 New York, December 23-The tariff reform club had "A grand banquet to- | night in ths new concert hall of MadI- son Square garden, to O. -lebrste tbe re- ce democratic victories. Among the most prominent gentlemen sbons the | spesker's table were ex President Gro yer Cleveland, senator Carlisle, govern or Russell of Massachusetts, Henry Vii lard, senator Brice, Dan Lamont, ex- governor Hoadley of Ohio. When Mrs. Cleveland, accompanied by senator Oar lisle and other ladies entered one of the boxes in the gallery, every man at the table arose, waved their handkerchiefs and joined in three cheers. which the wife oi the ex-prssideht acknowledged with bo ws. Mir Cleveland WAS the first speaker.
 New Oonydon, Ind, December 2S- Wesley Tsllis, prominent young busi- ness man, this morning shot and killed Miss Virens Travel and then suicided He had been paving attention to the girl long time bat her mother object ed to the mgtch. This morning he en- tered the store kept by Mir. Travel and was ordered out. He drew a revolver and shot Virenh throu. b the heart. At- ter firing two shots at Mrs. Travel, who escaped through the back door unhurt, Tellis put bullet into bis own brain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20
x A DOMESTIC COMEDY. y

cult commences in Chicago and includes
Kansas City, Omaha, the leading theatres
IN San Francisco, Portland and the upper
Oregon country. My circuit includes the
Tabor Grand, new 5000 opera house
now being built at Pueblo Col. and for
which l am prepared to negotiate for an
opening attraction on a guarantee, Lead
vile, Aspen, Colorado Springs, and the
Grand Opera house, Salt Lake city.
IAN Interesting fact to theatrical people
in connection with the Salt Lake house is
that attractions can play at it on Saturday
night, and open on Monday night in San
Francisco. This can be accomplished by
taking special train after the perform
ance and catching the regular train at
Ogden, fifty miles away. The cost is very
reasonable.
1.-THE business of the Silver Circuit and
the coast has reached such Importance that
it is absolutely necessary to have it handled
in New York. We have just played 'Shen-
andoah' in Salt Lake city at 81 800 in three
days and matinee. and to SIS, 500 in Denver
in one week. Other attractions, like
'Evangeline,' that have recently been
playing with me, are doing business that
eXcels that of the eastern country, and the
towns on my circuit are growing so rapidly
that one night stands are done away with.
Salt Lake city will next season be week
stand, and l can play good attractions four
weeks in six towns"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20
Stage Notes.

Tamagno is said to be stingier man than
Salvini.
Oliver Doud Byron is one of the attrac-
lions near at hand.
Grismer and Davis are about to tackle
the 'Long Strike"
Louis Aldrich's play, ''The Editor"
seems to be a success.
Ye Gods! Emily Soldene is playing on
the coast and in comic opera.
Jeffreys Lewis is now playing in the
"Knights Of Tyburn' in New York
The report that Mr.. and Mrs. Beerhohm
Tree are coming to America next season is
not authen tic.
Gus Williams has quit starring
wisely-and is now member of Hermann s
Transatlantic Vaudevilles.
The choral society Will resume its inter
esting sessions to morrow night. Miss
Thomas will possibly sing solo.
Isaballe Evesson, who played Little
Lord Fauntleroy's mother here, is to go on
the comic opera stage next season.
'.Chumleyn will be here again next month
and he will be as welcome as the flowers
that are alleged to bloom in the spring.
Rhea is heading this way with "Joscph-
ine." She and her company must look
sharp. Napoleonic students are prolific out
JnlS way.
Mr.. Mansfield has had trouble again with
members of his company. He is bent on
making stir in the profession, if not in
the world.-Mirror.
Mr. Stephens is rehearsing Mrs. Pugs-
| lev. Miss Dean, Mr. Easton and Mr.. God
dard in the ''Rigoletto'' quartette, and they
do it in immense style.
Ned Harrington has found a hacker a.
last. He is to have a new theatre in New
York, located on Thirty fifth street be
tween Fifth and Sixth avenue.
The old favorite, James O. Barrows, i.
the Sergeant Barket of the New Yorl
| shenandoah" cast which comes to thu
California theatre with the company
A dramatic version of Rider Haggard'
"Jess," by Eweretta Lawrence and j. J
Bisgood, was produced at the Adelphi thea
tire, London, on the 18th ult. 1t proved ;
failure.
Arthur Rehan, brother of the divine Ada
will revive Under the Gaslight'' next sea
son. He has had company out for severa
seasons doing Days comedies, but he CAV,
it up as bad job at last and will try thu
sensational.
To show how much Importance he at
taches to the rumors that connected hi
wife's name with that of Nat Goodwin
Frank Mckee has just bought his wife
handsome marquise ring containing nine
teen diamonds. Mrs. Mckee is Isabel,
Coe.
According to the phraseology of the stag
Henry Miller is to be ''lent" by DAME
Frohman to the San Francisco manager o
the Shenandoah company, which appear
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20

This cut which is not to be taken for
picture of Postmaster Barratt-gives a
very good idea of what "Fantasman is like.
AS spectacle, phantasy, conglomera-
ton of sights, scenery and abSurditieS, it
has no equal. 1t was done here too recently
to need much description, but the following
in relation to the Hanlons, will not be
with out interest:
'sThere never was" says the Chicago
Herald, land in all probability never will
be another family of acrobats and gymnasts
like the once numerous and always cele-
brated Hanlons." 1t is not enough, how
ever as this writer says, to class
them as acrobats and gymnasts;' they are
as well pantomimists, actors, managers, in
ventors, writers and linguists. There were
originally six brothers upon the stage, of
whom only three are left The father of
these wonderful boys was Thomas Hanlon.
He lived in Manchester, England, and was
both actor and manager, having at different
periods managed the Theater Royal and
the Queens theater, Manchester. The
mother was an actress, first Of tragic and
heavy leading roles, and later in life a
splendid ''old lady' of the stage. Thus ii
was that the Hanlon brothers were born to
the stage and as is the case with all children
who adopt theatrical life in England, the
pantomime, that dearest of English stage
productions, was the occasion of their sew
eral first public appearances-oftentime
having been carried on while yet too young
to toddle. Thomas Hanlon was the father
of nine children, and of these six-to wit
Thomas, ir., George, William, Alfred, Ed
ward and Frederick-went upon the stage
and afterward became the world-famous
Hanlons. Of these, only George, William
and Edward are alive, and they at presen,
are engaged as follows: William. managing
.Fantasman A company; Edward, Fan
tasma'' b company, organized especially
for the smaller cities, and George prepar
ing a new spectacle for the season o.
1S90-9l.
We note that Pete McCourt is in New
York, helping along Salt Lakes boom BY
telling them we shall be week stand mex
season. The Mirror has this interview:
Eyes, sir, ] am here for purpose,
was Mr.. McCourt's reply to reporter.
question. II am arranging with Charlie.
Frohman, who represents AL Hayman'.
interests and his own, for the establish
ment of circuit by which fractions ca,
be booked or be taken on tours Of the west
ern country with much better financial re
suits than heretofore. All the arrange
ments, too, can be made at Mr. Frohman'.
Office. The new scheme will closely con
meet my circuit with that of Mr. Hayman
! ''As you are aware, Mr.. Hayman's cir
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20

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or money refunded. Price 25 cents box
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20

Tamagno is said to be stingier man than
Salvini.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20

at the California theatre soon. Mr.. Miller
is so popular here as an actor that his
audiences will not care whether he has
been begged, borrowed or stolen from an
eastern cast to play in Shenandoah" here.
San Francisco Examiner
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20

this city, and took the pioneer theatrical
company to Detroit, Chicago and Milwau
kee For twentyfour years he resided at
Salt Lake city, where he was at one time
engaged by Brigham Young to drill with a
company of amateurs in theatre estab-
liShed by the MormonS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20
JACKSON, LUDLOW & co

pay highest price for hay grain and pro-
duce. Goods delivered promptly at lowest
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. No. 80
w. First South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20

You0are cautioned against patronizing
perons who handle cigars not bearing the
union label. BY order of the Federated
Trades and Labor council.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20

Simmons Liver Regulator is the foe of
malaria, as it throws off the bile and pre-
vents its accommodating.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20
WORKINGMEN. TAKE NOTICE.

$50 baby carriages at Dinwoodey's. The
best and cheapest line ever shown in
Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20
OH! THE CARPETS
are elegant at woodey's.
FOR 900 IN

81
You can get a gents suit made to order
from our celebrated homemade cashmere
at JOHN G. CUTLER & BRO, No. rs w.
First South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20
SEALED BIDS
FOR THE
Purchase Of a Valuable Farm,

TOGETHER WITH THE DWELLING,
i stables, sheds and granary. will be received
by the undersigned. up to May 9Th, 1890. The
above-named property being portion of the
estate of H H Williams, deceased, and beauti
fully located in RocSport Summit county, on
the Weber river; containing about twenty
acres, all under the highest cultivation. IN
short, 1t is the prettiest and best place in the
little beautiful Rockport settlement, just such
a home as any one might be proud to own. Will
also sell COWS and cattle with place. if desired.
Address H. o. YOUNG,
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Or refer to Bishop Malin, ON the premises.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15
PEACCIE. IA WIARUSA!
Idee.i StanoWiSko ks. Bis
Inalka WObec SQcyaLizInu W
Nielnczech.
Gag dalszy.]

,,Gdybym byf jeszcze mimi
strem panstwa, ME miesza}bym sic
wcale W te sprawy. Rzeczy pozo-
staw;ibym ich naturalnemu blego-
wi, q sam zaJ2Ibym role bezparcy-
alnego VIDA. Gdybym spostrzegi
wykroczenia i bezprawia, wyst2pi}-
bym Z orezem; W przeciwnym ra
zle przypatrywaIbym SIC oboietnie.
Jczeli robotnicy wybior2 So
bic dzieh pewny do zabawy j do
publicznych pochodow, na co i'm
sic sprzeclwiaG. Wszystkie prawa
represyjne majq to DO siebie, &c
rodzq z}e. W1aSnie zownetrzne >rod-
kl rcpresy]ne podsycal2 IKE, kt6-
reby sic wykorzeniG chciafo. Vie
cej czestolroc narobi sig ziego,
przez cafkowite zatarasowanie ja-
kiej nadpsuteJ drogi, jail prze@ pa
trzenle ia to przez szpary, q przy-
TEN shore uregulowanle ruchu.
UzywaG zawsze lSazdego mozliwc-
go srodka, ably 2apobiedz kazdc-
mu ziemu, Et6re obecne okolicz-
nosci sprowadzlc mog2, Jest to sa
mo, co narazac sig na nieprzyiem-
nosci, ktdrc zwykle spokojnem
wyczekiwanicm oszczcdziG MONA
Nv takich wypadkach wanna
Jest regulq: ME groziG, ale tez NE
robic zadnych oDietnic. Gdy straj,
kujacy widzl, zc w}adza uzywa
nadzwyczajnYch Srodkow do utrzy-
mania porz2dku pokoju, tedy
mySli, re go sic rz2d boi; q I'M bar
dziej W to wlerzy, TEN bardziej
stage sic wyzywaj2cYm. (GdybY
ks. Blsmark byf dawniej, gdy
mlaf w1adzG W reku, podtug tych
zasad postepowai = ME by}oby
praw majowych, ami praw antiso
cyalistycznych. NiestetY! Video
me'iora prologue - dcteriora 8cW1or.
Z. R,)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15

OF mp: jal1 sic W pewnyn
miejscu zal<onczylo posieaze
ME mlesieczne grupy Zwiaz
kowej.
PREF d e II t: Szanowne
panowi! zanim z wami sic po,
zegnam .....
G. / o s. y: Co? Go? zegnac-
przeaegnac- pozegnac? - A
bosmy t., katolikr, abo tn
kosci6f.- f.-OdebraG gios!
Prey d G Il t: Alez pano-
wi, pozwolta ze sic wygodum,
tax onor nakazue...
G l IS y: Go Eakazuje, roz.
kazu]e! My tn wolne ubywa-
tell; tn nikt ME rozkazuje.-
My tn same panowi!
PREF d en- t: ia jednak
wierze, ze. 80.
G l o y: Go, co - wierze,
wlara! Tu sic ME wierzy zwo-
stowta TO popom- Wiara W
Buffalo W Turn hall sic skoh-
czy1a.-My n:omy ,,czyn"
,,ustalone zasady".
rezy d e IL t: Alez 10
myslta panowl, co to zrobi "a
wrazenie W prgyszlosci---
G. / o s v: Glupstwo! przysz-
losci ME ma lrzyszlosc to
poppy wynala2iy, abj 2 nos
drzyc dolary ga pogrzeby-o-
debrac gfos!..:
P ez y de II t: Szauowne
braty papoVi, taklem poste.
powunlem zb!amujeta sic ma
wieczposS. a..
G.1 syy::.-No patrzta tego
dur. ::::Oii no wiecznos6. Wy.
[!rzpctc. gnn ~ lego w'ecznoscl
f(Biorq ~ PrSzyderta "a kol'
.njerz i ''wyrzucaja "a dr2wl.l
s. e k ct .: Panic % :
dz%ierny, pfzyn'esla nam ma
r;nhunek grupy swic2a kolei
.ke, ty!ko .rlech tam swiezy
sqdek n"b';e'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15

ia raza, spisaf sic jaknailepieJ.
Wytoayf historya Kouslitucvl,
zwanei Konstltucyq 8 majae
potem przedstawit, W jak1 to
dobrowolny sposob pcdp,saAy
zostat drugi rozbior Polski,
wymienif nazwiska judazso~
i napietnowal zniewiescialosc
kr5la PoniatowslSiego. Iakon-
cyl zas swa move modlltwa
narodowa, ktora, iak PoprzeG-
ME wyvody, izy wyciska}a z
oczu patryotGw. PublicznoSG
wyrazlfa mowcy swa wdziecz-
nose zadowolenie hucznemi
oklaskalni.
Nastepu)acy mowca, p. So
wihski, wyrazat swe ubolewa-
ME uad s]abym udziaie.n "
obchodzie TAX vielkjego swle-
ia narodowego.
Antoni Nowakowski mowli
wolroscl myslenia dnlala-
l,ia W tym wolnym krau anne,
rykahskim.
Nastapilo S p;esnl ma 2
glosy i tylez ueklemacyj przez
dzleci szko1ne, ,lohrze przy
gotowane przez uauczyciela z
Blossburga p. Piotrowskiego.
NadmieniG tr=eba, ze cho.
ciaz dzien niedzlelnf byi mai
stosownieJszy dla ubchodu,
jednakowoz ob"letnoSc ivy
ciq2yle; So tu bowie jeszcze
i tacy, ktorzy nigdy na pol
SKI obchod ME przYbywaja,
lecz owszem glnpio sobie ma
drujac, innych .odmAw!aja. Sa
TO synowie wyr,dni, uiegodni
imleu1a polsNiego, IStorych d
czyzna jest amerykahska Nnal-
pa, a Boglem dollar = ME god
nj ohywatelstwa tego wolne-
60 kraju. = Mad taIlimi s2cze-
ry pols1i patryota mo2e sic
tylko litowac, nasIadowac mig.
dy ich ME bedzie ten co vie,
]aka rozkosz sprawia spelnla
ME obowiqzE 6w wzgledem ko-
chanej Ojczyzny.
4 szacunliem
Waleuty Noevache
Sekretarz obchodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15
Obch6d W BIoSSburgu.
SzaN0NnV RedagtOIZc!


RtGz unlesciG w 'amach
Wlarusa skromny opi5 rasze
60 ma}owego obchodu narodo-
Wego, kt6ry Tcwarzystwo Sw.
Cyryla ! Metodego odIoaylo na
dzIeh 4 maja, W hail p. Ba
luty.
Ably pamiqt'<q te dodatn;e)
uczc'c, poproszono polskq mu-
zyke lnne towarzystwa (kto-
re pzecle2 ME przyby1y).
Przezesem obchodu byf An
toni Nowakowsisi, a sekreta-
rem Walenty Nowacki.
Plerwszy mowca, y Tomasz
kaminski, JaI1 zawsae, talk