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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-01-16
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 ing and was buried, Saturday. He has been wasting away with consumption for a number of years.
 Charles A. Willard has ma de an assign ment to George F. Morris for the benefit of his creditors.
 l.. E. Curtis, who has long been sick of erysipelas, is better. The carriage horse of Miss Elizabeth Bull broke it's leg, last week and our gen ial friend, Barney Murphy, is trying to heal it.
 T. F. Judson and wife visited Dea Tru- man H. Judson.
 Miss Alice Hyde is at Dr II. W. Shove's.
 Prof Grout has had la grippe, and John J. Holmes is recovering from a serious attack.
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LONG HILL.
D. Mahoney has visited in Meriden.

b' MaHoHey Has NlslUeu III Mefiuen.
 ,Mahoney's, Wakeley's, Hall < Jen- nings's and Gabler's shops have run on short time and more than half the men have been laid up with the grip, which has been unduly prevalent here.
 As token of esteem and respect, Mon- son Mallett, the veteran foreman at w.. P. Tousey & Sons factory, was present. ed with an elegant ebony cane, Christ mas, by the yonng lady employees of the machine room. The recipient was com pletely surprised and could scarcely find adequate words to express his gratitude for the gift and pleasure in the thought full remembrance. The cane is of ebony with d solid gold head and is highly priz- ed by Mr Mallett.
 Miss Lillie Wilson haa returned from West Cornwall.
 $. B. Beardsley attends the Masonic grand lodge convention at Hartford as delegate from Washington lodge, No. IS, of Monroe.
 Station Agent D. $. French has been seriously sick.
 r. C. Hurd has entertained his daugh- ter, Mrs Latin of Nichols.
 A private telephone line is to be built from s. B. Beardsley's to w. B. Coan's.
 Mrs A. W. Coan, who is in Shelton, is improving.
 Frank l.. Wheeler has bought the thriv- ing meat1 business of I. $. Coan X Co. and is running it himself, Mir Coan's physicians having declared that he could not continue to ride constantly without seriously impairing his health.
 David T. Booth has bargained for the Barney Bailey place in Daniels Farms, occupied by John A. Henrietta.
 Miss Gertrude Beardsley of Monroe has been here.
 The Cracker club was to have met with Mrs Edward Platt, Thursday evening.
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WESTPORT.

After three years of litigation, the suit which was brought against F. M. Kay mond by Mir Walsh has been settled, in MT Raymond's favor.
 Cornelius Jelliffe has been in New York.
 Miss Hattie Nash has been engaged as assistant at the West Saugatuck school, in place of Miss Ada Futile, resigned.
 William R. McCready and family leave, this week, for Augusta, Ga.
 Miss Gussie Seaman of Brooklyn visits Miss Emma Still.
 Rev William Hyde of Weymouth, Mass, preached in Christ church, Sun day.
 At the annual meeting of the Westport Masonic relief association, the following officers were elected:
 President, Oscar Smith.
 Vice President, P. G. Sanford.
 Secretary, J. S. Jones.
 Treasurer, F. N. Taylor.
 Directors Wm. J. Finch, Eli Bradley, Chas. Fable, John W. Perry, Edward Lehn, Jr.
 Rev MT Richardson of Norwalk will preach in Memorial church, next Sunday.
 The new telegraph office was opened, last week Thursday. The operator is Miss Alice ReardOn of Southbury.
 At the annual communication of Fem pie lodge, w. E. Albin, in behalf of the lodge, presented Past Master Oscar Smith with gold headed cane.
 Stanley $. Smith of Bridgeport has leased the Jonathan Wheeler property at Saugatuck for five years and will take possession, April l.
 Lloyd Nash attended the fruit and ci- der convention at Hartford.
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EASTON.

George McDermott spent Christmas in New York.
 Miss Annie Freese spent Christmas with Mrs George McDermott. Alphonso Abbott has raised by sub scription for barn 800. The timber is drawn and carpenters will soon be busy framing. The amount raised speaks well for Mir Abbott's friends
 Officers of the Baptist Sunday school for the coming year:
 Superintendent, G. Burr Tucker. Assistant, Miss Vina Banks.
 Secretary, c. W. Candee.
 Librarians, Misses MilIie Sherwood and Flora Candee.
 Organist, George J. Ranks.
 E. B. Wheeler has returned to his school in New Preston.
 Charles Wheeler of Bridgeport has been in town.
 Henry c. Wilson has been at Charles Clarks.
 James NJ. Jones has traded oxen with John Ogden.
 Mrs David Osborn entertained IA friends, New Years day, among them Dr George Osborn and wife of Bridge. port. | Mrs Fowler has been with her sister Mrs Judson Beardsley.
 Judson Beardsley is slowly gaining from lung fever.
 E. A. Jennings has been in town.
 Mrs E. H. Bradley has been in Bridge port.
 Thorp.
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WOODBURY.
MRS ALFRED BIRCH.

Maria, wife of Alfred Birch, died Jan She has suffered from it for many years and very recently submitted to an oper- ation in hopes of gaining relief and pro- longation of life. She displayed remark able courage, seeming to have no doubt all would turn out we'll. But she failed very perceptibly from the first, till the Heavenly Father gave her rest. She would have been 67 years old had she lived till March. Mrs Birch will long be missed and mourned by the community In which she has so long lived and labor ed. Of remarkable cheerful disposit- ion, she carried happy sunlight into the homes of friends and neighbors whom she visited. She was friend to the poor and needys Wherever there was wall of human woe, her presence was always found. She literally went about doing good. She will sleep peacefully in this beautiful valley, while friends and neigh bors will not cease to bless her memory. She leaves a husband, ,childrenand grand children to mourn her loss.
 Mrs Ralph N. Belts is very i'll from a shock; Dr Shove attends her. William Waller and sister Mary visited Judge Huntington's family. Miss Annie Bacon is with her uncle, Dr J. K. Bacon of New Milford.
 Miss Julia Curtiss has returned from Brooklyn.
 Louis Dawson, deputy postmaster of North Woodbury, has bought the resi- dence occupied by the late Joseph F. Walker.
 i Miss Katie Armstrong, teacher in Ha- gel Plain school, died of pneumonia and the funeral took place, last week Thurs day, at the house of Frank F. Thomas, Rev MT Linsley officiating. Burial in Bethlehem.
 Rev Mir Wyckoff administered the com munion at the Old First, Sunday, Rev Mir Freeman being still on the sick list.
 Asahel Hurd of Hazle Plain, aged 70, was found dead in bed, last Friday morn
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TRUMBULL.

When the Lynch-Odell eieetment case of Justice of the Peace R. c. Amber at Bridgeport, Attorney Heating appeared for Mr Lynch, while Mr Odell was repre- scented, in the absence of Bridgeport counsel, by Hon l.. c. Beers. A plea of abatement was entered by the defendant, but the case was thrown out of court, as the writ was improperly made out. In summary cases like this, d bondsman is required, but, through misunderstand- ing, none was provided. The case there fore stands as at first and new trial will be required if proceedings are to be con tinued. ,-~
 Builder A. J. Rivers of Bridgeport still has a number of men at work on the ele- gant Summer residence of Charles Moves of New York, at Star Farm. The ma sons are now putting the white on the walls and the painters have already ap- piled one coat of paint to the house and two to the barn. The house is in q con- bination of colors, the body being brown ish red, with green trimmings, red roof and straw colored shingles. While paint CTS are at work at the house, the carpen- ters have been finishing the interior of the barn and are doing outside work, fences, etc. The contract calls for the completion of the work by May l, but it will probably be done sooner. Mir Moves is expected from New York, Saturday, to note the encouraging progress.
 Mrs Lucy Nichols has visited relatives in the Center and Daniels Farms.
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STAMFORD.

James Vanderbeck's house on Straw berry hill will be 20x26 feet, with a front veranda and side wing.
 Our esteemed fellow townsman, Henry Stephens, who lost his sight and hearing during the war, has recently learned to read the raised print prepared especially for the blind. When Mir Stephens's ad- vanced age is taken into consideration, one wonders at the patience and perse- verance he has displayed in mastering so difficult d task.
 The many friends in town of the late Philip Conrad of Bridgeport will be glad to know that he remembered some of our people in the distribution of his property /; $3000 is left by will to the wife of Fred erick Lillingston. His house ill Gilbert street is left in trust, the income to be divided between Mrs Lillingston and her daughter Grace, until the latter arrives at the age of 25 years, when the fee is vested in her, the income to be divided with her mother during her life time. Misses Eliza and Maria Peck get $l00 each. A portion of the household furni- ture also goes to Mrs Lillingston.
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ing was indulged in to good music by Bunney's orchestra.
 A movement to start q council of the o. U. A. M. in Southport is meeting with success. A number of men have met to organize and the charter will probably be obtained soon.
 The revival services at the NJ. E. church have been we'll attended and re- suit in much good.
 Sherwood Brothers are painting the house just built for Michael Croly by Perry & Son.
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evening. Rev T. l.. Henderson of Wes- leyan university preached. Interesting meetings are being held there each Sun day evening at '.
 Superintendent Canfield of the Boys club finds his work increasing so rapidly that two assistants are necessary in the evening and his entire time is fully occu- pied. The average attendance of an evening is not far from 300 but the mem- bership is over HOO and still increasing. The new rooms ill Walters building. though 90x30 and deemed amply suffic- tent for all possible needs at the begin ming of the Winters work, are already far too small.
 Miss Carrie Skidmore of West avenue has spent d few days ill New York.
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ing on his own farm and has others in neighboring barns.
 Will kaehele is chopping in Velvet street for MT Thorpe of Bridgeport. Con- rad Coll also worked there until laid up by cut hand.
 Mrs Samuel Seeley has been quite sick.
 George and Arthur Clark have pur- chased a yearling colt in Newtown.
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MONROE.

The social committee of the Y. r. s. c. k. promise a first class entertainment in the near future.
 We are pleased to notice a movement toward organizing a grange in .Hunting- ton. There ought to be one in every town in the State.
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GREENS FARMS.

Charles Guyer's new house caught fire from the sheet iron stove in the kitchen, floor. It took the united efforts of Mir Perry and his son to extinguish the flames. The floor was burned and the wall blackened.
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Letters from W. II. Bulkley, now of Cheboygan, Michigan, speak in terms of kindest regard for the people of Tashua and Easton, with whom he was so long associated. He writes that the Winter has been unusually mild, with almost no heavy snow storms. St. James church, of which he is rector, Is not large, but is well filled with adults at morning ser vices; the children, of whom more than 100 are in the Sunday school, rarely att tend church services. He often thinks of the old rectory at Tashua and misses the cheerful fireplace in the study, whose void can hardly be filled with wood stove. The photograph of the memorial to Rev D. F. Sanford, taken just before he left, was, to his sorrow, of no value, as the day was so dark that the negative is not worth printing.
 It Is said that no arrangement for sup plying Christ church with rector has been made, but definite conclusion will probably be reached by Easter.
 Mir and Mrs William A. Mallett are  with F. IT. Walker. in Long Hill.
 F. T. Staples and wife of Sport Hill have visited Mrs W. E. Mallett.
 Frank B. Mallett has purchased fine three-year-old colt.
 Mrs Jane Mallett has been at Stepney Depot, nursing Mrs J. T. Eastwood ant caring for the children, so sadly beref of a mother.
 Mir and Mrs John Kohlar have beer sick, Mrs Kohlar being threatened will pneumonia.
 January G, I79G, the day Sanford Nal lett was born, full blown dandelioi was fouud on the farm of his father January c, ls0O, a dandelion was pickes on the same farm by his son, ]. Hobar Mallett, who still occupies 1t.
 J.Hobart Mallett has 20 horses board
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The Excitement Not Over.

The rush or the druggists still continues and daily scores of people call for a bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. Kemps Balsam, the stan dard family remedy, is sold on a guarantee and never fails to give entire satisfaction. Price 50c and Sl. Trial size free.
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Bueklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers salt rheum fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect sat isfaction or money refunded. Price 25c per box. For sale by E. F. Hawley.
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dyspepsia and all diseases of liver stomach and kidneys. Sold at soc and Sl.00 per bottle by F.. F. Hawley, druggist.
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Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in fact you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent annually by our people in the hope that they may obtain this boon. And yet it may be had by all We guarantee that Electric Bitters. if used according to directions and the use per sisted in, will bring you good digestion and oust the demon dyspepsia and instill instead Eupepsy. We WeTecommend Electric Bitters for
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STEPNEY.

c. w. Edwards, Charles Barnard, J. D. Beach, B. II. Sherman were pail bear CTS at the funeral of Mrs John T. East wood. Among floral offerings was a handsome floral anchor from employees of the w. Turney Mfg. Co.
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11n @ WILL BUY a heavy Win N ter Oyercoat or Ulster: Ne1 . yyou'll have to pay sI2 50 or SIS 90 elsewhere Grey and blue chinchillas, fancy scassi- meres, blue, black and brown beavers, comprise this assortment, all new
 made specially tor this seasons wear, thoroughly reliable, faultless in make and finish. We arc showing in Mems suits some great bargains for $10, strictly all wool cassimeres, that have been selling ut SIP.
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N--s14,7s COMPRISES lI,,

N most elegant stock oI .MI tfine ready made over Ilp llse o sacks and Listers ever II shown, that have been selling for Sl5, I6, Is, 20. Nothing short of Il miracle will allow any dealer to duplicate these coats. Ton can get V black elys
 ian beaver, blue and brown neltnns.
 blue and brown Ierseys, chinchilisss
 and fine cassimere Oyersicks, saving
 you at least S5 on garment, by pnr- chasing direct from manufactuI CTS
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MS Ihtt y IIt UT -NCW I UTk IS WIIII II niece, Mrs Andrew J. Patchen.
 Mrs NJ. A. Everett will close her house on the corner and go to Bridgeport, to spend the Winter with Julius Hawley of East Main street.
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Itis reported that famine threatens northern Russia, but it is q certainty that millions of colds will be bothering American people this Winter. Against famine there is no protec ton, but for every cold there is a bottle of Dr Bnlls cough syrup.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

wszedniego licznie sic zebraia. w
niedziele odby}o sic zapowiedzia-
ne zgromadzenie w wielkiej sail
P. Manikowskiego W oe rodzie zam-
kowym, PREY bardzo llcznym u
dziale pudllcznoscl polskiej. By4o
oko}o 400 os6b. Mielscowl i Fam.
niejscowl obywatele, o]cowie TO-
DIN, dorastajaca mfodziez i prze.
waznie liczny zastep pan, a zatem
~wszysthie stany i kazdy wick by}
tam przedstawiony ma re-
braniu.-Po zagajeniu zebrania
przez obywatela p. T. R., rozdano
ksiazeczki 0 zvclu i pismach Mic
klewlcza, portrety lego, i rowniez
oddruk poemat6w; ktore ma re-
braniu, deklamacya i sp,ewaml
wykonano. Kilka set tych ksia-
zeczek i potretow rozes}ano ma
paratie W powiecie. Zebranlu pre-
wodniczYf miejscowy X. dziekan.
DO serca z wrodzona sobie IDOL
noscla wygfosi} p. Parczewski z
Belna zywot Mlckiewicza, k4adac
nacisk ma wp}yw, iaki jego ut
IVORY ma ca4y nardd wywarly i
i wywieraja.-Pan R6zyczki mia4
odczyt o Krakowle i jego pamiat-
zach, i wygtosif Redute Ordona.
-,,Oda do m}odosci wypowiedzia.
ma by}a przez pana X. ,,Powr6t ia
ty" przez m}odego p. G.. ,,Smierc
pu}kownika" przez p. B. Glory
morskle ma cztery gfosy udaly
sic doskonale, %spiewano ,,Alpuha.
re", ochdr strzelc6w" ,,pozegnanie
Child Horolda a ,,Switezianke"
spiewa}o juz Gale zgromadzen;e.
Zebranie zakonczy} znowu bardzo
serdecznle sympatycznle pre-
m6wienlem X. dzieAan, zacheca-
iac do czytania utwor6w niesmier-
telnego naszego wleszcza i pc.
dzlekowa} W lmienlu zgromadzo-
nych, TAX inicyatorom jake i anna
torom, ktdrzy czynny udzlaf brazil
W tym rarodowym obchodzie. -
Zgromadzenl gfosnemi ohjawami
wtorowali mysli szanownego pre-
wodnlczacego / jaszcze dzlekowali
gfo$nym okrzyklem ,nlech nam
zyje".-Z objaw6w publicznosci
sadzic MONA: re uroczystosG ia
o%siagne}a eel, popularyzuiac Mic
Alewlcza, pozostawiajac pamlecl
mile wspomnienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
z POZNANIA.

Nlemlecka gazeta poznanska
naplsata, re kapitu1y poznahska i
gnieznienska poda}y Cesarzowi Je.
gomosci nastepujacych duchow-
nych, z kt6rych chcia}yby wvbrac
jednego ma arcyblskupa poznan-
skiego: J.. kardynafa Ledochow-
sklego; 2. ksiecia Edmunda Ra-
dziwil}a; 3. biskupa Likowskiego;
4. kanonika Krausa l 5. kanonika
Dorszewskiego. Zkad sic o tenn
gazeta niemlecka dowiedzla1a, tego
ME wiemy, ME w1emy tez, czy to
prawda. Ale kazdy Z tych pieciu
duchownych mdg}bY bye arcybis-
kupem, DO kardynaf m6gfby
pozostac kardynafem wrocic do
Poznania, a ksiaze Radziwi}i, choc
jest zaIonniklem u Benedyktyn6w,
m6g}by takze bye W Poznaniu arcy-
biskupem. Re zakonnikow bywali
i bywaja czesto blskupi.
Gazety nlemieckie wcale Juz
teraz ma PolaNdw tax ME powstaja
jak to roblly dawnieJ. Owszem pi-
sza one, re lepiejby by}o, gdyby
arcybiskupem Poznaniu byf
Polak, DO do Polaka maj2 katollcy
Polacy wiecej %zaufania, vice moze
tez Polak wleceJ dobrego zrobit,
nlz Niemiec.
Dalej ~jeszcze piszq tie same
gazety niem'eckle, re wcale sic me
godzl zadac Cd biskupa, izby on
romagaf do niemczenia Polak6w,
DO to jest wcale sprawl koscielna,
owszem kosci6l ME powinien sic w
to wdawaG i katolik6w ma siebie
oburzat. Kosci6f powlnlen pilnowaG
tego, co cnotliwego zycia zbawie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

DIVA TRAMPY.

H1storya pruWdzlw0 J.
w Illinois, s}awnym Stanie,
Byfo nasze wychowanie,
Tam rodzice mas karm1ll,
Tam my w16czyG sic uczyli.
Gdysmy p6znieJ przyszli W lata,
Chcla1o nam sic zwiedzic Sw1ata,
Wiec kryjomo sic zm6wilim,
Obaj we SWAT sic puscilim.
L Illinois do Nebraska
Sz}o nam dobrze, 2 bozej fask1,
Lecz W Nebrasce moe znajomych,
co mas miell ga szalonych.
Fix! 2 Nebraska do Missouri;
Tam chwytalim dznk1e szczury
Chwytalismy murzynami,
Me mogli sic zgodziG I naml.
Lecz robota ia ME mia
Wreszcie nam SIG oprzykrzy1a,
My sig z mimi pozegnal!,
Dalei we SWAT po]echali.
Przybylismy do Iowy,
Tu okropne bole g}owy,
Wlchry ~chfoszcza re zachodu,
Flaki kreca sic Cd g}odu.
Boj2c braG sic do roboty,
Udalim sic ma zebroty,
Uzebrallm troche wurszty,
Grochu, szpeku i kapusty.
Gdy tax chodzlm pc zebrotach,
W strasznych smutkach kfopotach,
Ami my sic ME spostrzegli,
Jak konstable 4 ty1u biegli.
Lecz poznawszy CO sic swiec,,
Me pytal2c, kto kark skreci,
Jak kto moze uciekamy,
ON pedza W lot "a mani.
Przybylisny ma stacya,
Gdzie maszyny gtosno wyia,
Skoczylismy ma wagony,
Wio! szorujem W inne strony.
| TAX obydwa pokorni
Jedziemy do Kalifornij,
A gdy bylim juz W Utah,
Eli breksmani mas zegnali.
Ale jesc sic zn6w zachcialo,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

MIA duszy tYczy, q kazdego costa
wiac PREY swojej movie, swolm
pacierzu W jego movie tez do
kazdeeo sic odzywac 4 nauka l po-
clecha religijna. Bogu dzieka re i'm
sic W tenn oczy otwieraja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

" Swicci~ W dniu Ago b. m.
odby1o sic nabozehstwo w koscieIe
kosciele poklasztornym uroczyscie
i wspaniale. re staraniem X
dziekana, katafalk byf bardzo
gustownie kwiataml i wie1cem
laurowym rzesietem swiatlem
przybrany, za}obne proporce
zwieszone mad trumna dodawa}y
uroczystej powagi temu obchodo.
wi. Publicznost pomimo dn;a DO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

Mtkotowlce. Przcd tutejszym
sadem lawn1czym odegra}a sic
niedawno zabawna scena. Otoz
o%skarzonym byf str6z %kolejowy
Jan Pokryf z Imielynla Q kradziez,
a dwoch swiadk6w mialo oddac
W teJ sprawie swiadectwo. Prey
przes}uchach ~pokaza}e sie,:ze jeden
swiadek d. Jest tax pijany, IL ME
podobno z MIN sic rozmowlt. Ia
te lekkomyslnosG n%a}ozono ma ME
go kare, wynoszqca 9 MI odpro-
wadzono go tymczasem, Zanlm in
ne sprawy beIa za}atwione, do
wiezien,a .nPo up}ywie jednej go
dziny rozpoczeto znowu przes1uchy,
a swladek, jak sic pokaza}o, wy
trzezwial i przyszedf do siebie.
Gdy 60 jednak przesfuchano, a
potem drugiego swiadka N. przy-
wotano, %pokaza}o SIC, re ten osta-
tni, podczas, gdy jego kolega sic
dziaf W wiezieniu, poszedi do kar-
czmy i j~eszcze bardzieJ sic upif.
M. zosta} naturalnie ma te sama
kare ~skazany, 20 d., a pr6cz tie
go obydwaJ swiadkowie beda mu-
sieli pokryc koszta termlnu, ktore
so dosyc znacZne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31

Mehtort gasety berlihskie pi-
sza, re Ma l,Scie k~andydatow ma
arcy blskupstwo gniezniehskie i
poznahskle znajduia SIG: kardynaf
Led5chowski, \. Edmund ksiaze
Radziwif, \. Biskup-Sufragan IL
kowski, X prafat Doszewski i X.
kan. kraus. Pr.edtem pisano, re
szesciu umieSzczono kandydatow.
" Buku dnia 9tn. pobiogo.
slawionym zostaf W tutejszym
kosc'ele parafiaInym przez mlejsco-
wego X. proboszcza zwiazek NAH
zenski pomiedzy w}asclclelem fol-
warku p. Dudarsklm z Grzebleni-
ska, a panna Leokadya Czepczyn-
ska, c6rka ~powszechnie szanowane-
go obywatela p. p. Czepczynskle-
go z Sedzrnka. Model pare
,,Szczesc Boae!''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-31
ny,ze ducha wyZlon2f.

Il nod gronicy. Inwallda g6r-
niczy J6zef Rembacz chcla} osta-
tniego miesi2ca Przemzie
sic utopit; przeszkodzili ,iednak
jemu rybacy, ktdrzy go wyclagne-
Ii ma brzeg. R. ME porZuciF jednak
zamlaru samob6lstwa, gdyz po-
szedf do domu i powiesil sic.