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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
Saturday, May, "a, 1890,
LEV ABl IA.

N.,IIRE LEyNlu FN.
TrArrNu.r E.myulI that certain tract ur
piece ot land situate. lu Monroe tuW u~hip, Snyder
,puuly. Pa, bounded amt described l- follow,
.u.u... B.gIuU.... ui "a chestnut uuk mJrkud tur
.....pr. IUDi... .. Itud surveyed ma the name
ulJ...ps NIeH. UUUu itu west .. 2.lO T. Go 10
small black uu. thence north 5,u ua-i l2 T.. lud
,rlu. thence ..Hru 23-io cl-l - d ]" T. 4"
-Iuu. thence t.I t2u west ft-lu 4. lu 10 Stone;
u.u. south 5...l-r - T. tu q pine Knot Thence
uurtu l.!p .,.-l Q, 5-lU g. 10 plur knot
men. "og,n 30 to- l,I "5h lh,n,' h1,,
Iuruur. of .IuhI Mason, surveyed In the name ut
Ilmu, ~ I-uu. north 40 west lul - T.. io the
place u beginning. Uuutuiulug 10 AtltlN ana
! iluurlru.,. Npuuu ls erected "a large BANK
BARS uI other Improvements. II hlnE the
,iur iIi.' ui land llIHI WU, conveyed Ia Reuben
johnson H. S1mu EHIuShoraud 1iihallu" his
/ NItrhl dtuI dated Ma. 10 %, 1870 ana recorded
/ u thrull,. tor lur recording Of deed, amt IN
nud tor Nutdcr c"uni' lh d'rd BOOK NJ" y page
GlO
yldcd HAN part Ot a cert ln tract ~ llud situate
ia Monroe township. Su.drr county aforesaid
ana bounded ana described u~ follows b"glh-
lng al 20 puuD corner Ut THIS tract aud lahi 81
Mr., j. e. B Nuur-c amt luud ul the heirs ul nr.
/ lluttpustpiu thence uOr 1850 east dN J., lo u
pine knot. thence south 80 west gul''f' '" u
stone; Theme" north = Ito rl,, ~ !. lo "a ,h'H'.
nut oak corner OF land OF Reuben johnson
! thence along SIld land south 10 l-2p Yves, ~ J..
! Ia stone Thence south 10 west - T. loa 0tol''
| thence north s,bi west - lilo T.. a black OAK
z
south ~ Ito west ~ l.. tu stone corner ul Ntll
! Of WIu. kiSCaddcu thence Hluur -hld lauu 0uulh
/ 70 west G6 i. to0 stone. Theme along Iahn "l
| the Samc north ~ 3-tO west Il - J.. tua el"H"
| thence along lana ~ the same uurih 80 rasl
| 81 - T.. tOu chestnut stump corner ul Hthd ~
! Nm Burkenbur thence along his lin" solil
81 l.2u west 10 l.. tOu gum tree thence hlunt
line uG VIM, LutL.S land south 2lO east IL i-lO J.
tp stump thence south 100 east floI l"i
stuuu thence SOnth 2lo west lOl.2 i. iu
stump thence south l4O east IL J.. To PM
stump thence south l1D east - ~ u. 10 "a pine
knot. thence south $50 east lij l.. tu the place -
beginning Containing l39 ACRES more or less
whercon Is erected IA BANK BARN and ulhc
improvements.
II hcing the same tract Of land that was sol,
TO Reuben johnson by Daniel BOlcndcr, Shcrli
oT SNYDER county, at a Shern's sale ns the ploI
erfy ur David Stauck, and acknowledged u
The Court uf ,OmmOn Pleas Uf said county on ~
, 2gth day Of september, lNi
Seized, taken into execution ana Ia he sold a
the property Of Reuben johnson ana VI, H. lht
CART, tcrTc tenant. - - . -
REUBEN DHEESE, sheriff
Shcrins ONCE, Middleburgh, April 30 90
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22

Sr. ELMO HOTEL, Nos. 3l7 & $40
ARCH STREET, PHILA.-Rares re-
duced to So 90 per day. The travel
ing public will still find at this lioteI
the same liberal provision for their
comfort. 1t is located In the immedi,.
ate centres of business and places OF
amusement and the different Rail"
Road depots, as well. All parts OF the
city, are daily accessible by street
Cars constantly passing the door. II
offers special inducements to those
visiting the city for business or pleas
ure. Your patronage respectfully
solicited. JOS. NJ. Feger, Proprietor.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
OILS Widder,
BooNAsTIEL.

p. S: Ich hare der Davis coomed
nit seim show der naxt Moondawg
on Schwineford Shtettle. Sc sawga
are het tswa lavendiche Honswarsht.
Ich vase net was fariche ga-deera
os sci sin, awver won Sc anich ebbes
sin we brode-warsht don doom ich
We gleicha. Es gebt anyhow an
Boomerawelishe tzeit un ich un de
Polly gena won mere unser hemmer
farkawfa missa fars geld raisa.
B.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22

Too busy waiting on customers
to talk much but want the Po,r S.
readers to get some of my bargains
and hence | write. have consent
ci to sell Furniture for two large
furniture factories and can sell you
pmlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Bed
H,oj-, Chairs, Bcd-spriugs, Mat
rc--c-, or nuythlugin the Furniture
Inca, 70 triilc aboEc factory prices
/ keep only samples and Shall have
mo- outlay of money, 50 on this ac-
count | can save YOU from - to -
ON chamber smt-a S2j or $50
chamber suit Will cost you SIS or Slg
and the same reduction all through.
Parties wishing TO start housckecp-
mg can now furnish their house
from cellar To- garrct III my store.
\ few Carpet prices: \ 2jc flow
cred carpet l9c, good home made
rag 2ic, rag carpet lic. bedroom
! carpet & {. stair carpet II lc, spring
; lNlNl llllll'lN ='A, i'N lIll lbl llllll'l'
/ i9c, Soc Brussels carpet G9c, Soc flow
cred - and G9c. No charge for
matching and sewing carpet Won.
derful offer 3jc oil-cloth !, yard
wide ljc, 25c pants goods l4c, sheet.
ing muslin DO, mems soc ovcralls iic,
soc shirts 39c, hap calico Sc, good ;
and &c, big umbrellas A and 3ac
silk parasols Toe, be sateens fol
dresses So. job-lot kid gloves-soile,
10 and lac, good 80 and i9c, trunk'
G9c, big ones 99c, l2c dress ginghami
8 and 9c, Sc for &c, $50 good pins lc
! "a sheets paper 4c, "a envelopes ic
II lcadpencils 4c, spring Henrietta
silk finish - and 24c.
Come and see the wonder Broad
head dress goods-loOks like sill
) wears like leather, sun don't fade
water don't shrink from 20 to j9c
Do you want to buy only one drcs
or carpet? You can pay your far
: up and back and still save money
Watch for me weekly in The PosT
then come and see what handsom
: and cheap "old Chesnutt' / am.
Buttricli Patterns for sale.
CHESNUTTS WONDER CASH STOR
First Store on Market Street from
y g. l.. Station, Lewistown, Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22

LEVER KERNAL HARDER.-Der on
nor dawg is anes fun denna karls
room cooma was Sc an census mum
merator hasa wo ousfinna sui we
feel lett os es hut do ON barrick un
we feel der-fun rs g'sheit sin. Are
hut ons Mike Dubrigels Z shtuppcd
nm is nj tsu der fraw Now de Dub
rigelson vase usht ga.nunk far hi
gm wons regered un ms bed g@
wons dunkcl wart. So g'shwint os
81 der census 'numeratcr g'sana hut
NIT SINE bindly don hut SC "a grisha.
"Usht fart NIT dere Ich use ken
bouch-wp druppa, un ich brouch
ken brilla far sana os do an fardi-
henkerter shellem bisht"
"Ich peddle ken druppa un ken
brilla,' secht der census hummer
ator. aver ich muss dich pawr
questions froga. My bisness is GUS
tsutinna we feel lett os es i'm Hullcr-
bccra township hut, un won do
mere net fershtennich ontwarta
doosht, don con ich dich dlisich
dawler fna.
Wos der dihenkcr vase ich wee
feel lett os es hut, aver ich con dcre
Sc amohl helfa t2pla. Dart is der
Gutlieb Boonastiel un 81 fraw, de
Polly, der Sam Seeshuls un 81 fraw
nm era sex kinner-sel mauched tzT,
un sci is oil Os ich tzHla con vile ich
net me finger hob, aver won dc
wordsht don mem ich my shoe oh III
tZael my TIE
"Na, ma, secht der 'numerater.
"Ich will usht wissa wwga dincra
agena houso-holding. Bisht dc
g'hired p
"Ga-hired? Woo der dihenkei
denksht do os oil dc yunga hare
cooma data won ich net wure. Oi
course bin ich un my mon is drow'
i'm welshkarn field, aver der "Wos
ser" lett ufl' der hinnera porch -
I'VE old bisht do 2"
"Well, ich bin III der hover arr
ga-bora, over usht well yohr col
ich dere farhoftich net sawGa, awe
es is ga-wis shunt ordlich long tZrick
far ich vase os ich usht much mn gli
madel wore we am olda Samm,
Petsmiller 81 grosc-dawdy fmSraw
is warra un--
eve long sint dcrc shunt g'hircd?
Itch cons dere ga-wiss net ush
sawga. Ich hob an greitz i'll de
kollcnner ga-mauched aver dern
hoy ich der kollenner fallora.'
we feel kinner het ecr un we old
sin Sc p
"Well dart is der Bill-are is g
bora gil we mere g'hired hen g'ho
lerno is der Sam, der Mike, de Sar
lie Suss, der jim, de Mary, der Jo
un de Unwilling I'm es bubbly, II
waga era eld musht do der Mil
sana-are huts OILS ufl' de shtool-dc
gmarricked." "
Hen Sc oil era gooder farshtond
''Farshtond Now mind you! d.
Mike hut usht dri wocha hossler g
act ON wartzhouse i'm shtettle j
are besser English schwetza hi
kenna os we Deitsch. Der jim Ike
lasa we an lawyer wons net wa
far de capital booshtawya, un
sets usht de Mary hara uff d
droomble shpeela. Der Sam will
show-acter gevva, un der Bill wi
ductera larna-are tend anyhow
am ducter Seeshuls 81 gowl.
Der 'numerater is derno nows
lie shtoll-deer examined, fun dart
are ms welsh-karn field tZoom Mi
nm hut der balance fun da shtat
tics greeked far der Uncle Sam $
isfa.
OILS Widder,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
Notice to the Travelling Pupi,

Time table of the daily stage inc
between McKees J Falls and Midle-
hurgh Is as follows Leaves MJees
J Falls at $3.50 i. m, and arriv,s at
Middleburgh II n. ~ Trave'rs
can 20 to Mri,crville, Fremout or
Middleburgh and make couucs on
with the New Berlin and Mnlinllrg
routes. Leaves Middleburgh oli res
turn trip ut | 80 p. M, aud arrive ut
McKees J Falls 6p. IN.
SEEsHOLTE e. kERSTETtiR.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22

The latest out, Deiberts new pho
tos. Two squares north of Court
House.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-05-22
A DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE. Let

n ters of administration in the es-
tates OF Mariah Krebbs and Susanpah Krebbs-
both late of West Beaver township, Snyder Co.,
Pa, deed, haviOg been granted TO the under,
signed, all persons knowing themselves indebted
TO said. estate are requested to make immediate
payment, while those having claims will present
them duly authenticated TO the undersigned,
MOSES KREBS,
Admir- OF Mariah Krebs and Admir- ID, Is. N, q
4. A. OF Susanna Krebs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
ANNEXATION OF BALLARD.
Large Number OF FreehoIders Petition
the Chamber.

Large Number OF Freeho1ders Petition
the Chamber.
Twenty-four citizens of Ballard have Pc
titioRed the Chamber of Commerce of
Seattle, asking it to use its influence to have
Ballard annexed to Seattle. The petition
which viii be brought up at the next meet
ing of the chamber is as follows:
To the Chamber of Commerce. SEATTLE: We. the
undersigned voters and residents in the town of
Ballard, King county. Washington, respectfully
show that the town of Ballard is q separate cor
poration, situated and being close 70 the boun-
daries of the city of Seattle and adjacent to The
proposed extension of the limits OF said city:
that from IT'S proximity TO the city of Seattle its
commercial and municipal interests are recipro-
cal with those of Seattle; that il will be for the
int ests of both Municipalities 10 be united,
Therefore, We respectfully petition your hon.
orable body TO use your influence TO include
Ballard within the corporate limits of Seattle.
The petition is signed by the following
freeholders of Ballard:
Charles streile, w. Fl. Vernon, Arthur Vernon,
Fl. Langenbarter, John Tweedie. L E. KEENAN,.
]. d. Lymnns, q. R. Dunn, o. Landers, E. E.
sprague, i W. Grover, John Cody, James Glib
son. Edwin Aud. Alfred Whittier, John Peters
W. c. Tlfon, William NJ. Curtiss W. F. Mevav.
Peter Degen.J. ID. Williams, C. Hagelin, l. II.
Sprague, C. r. Carlson, p. Carlson, William c.
Doyle. A. Kilworth. ]. Sullivan, ]. (. York. B.
E. Coughlin. F. X. Krans. A. Meyer, James H.
Smith, w. n. Pielow q. r. Gerring. John Bay-
eny, B. Olsen, Alfred kriehe,. l. McCuiloch.
James Ryan, c. Baker. George Foster. u. Steers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
San SnaIs Symphonic Pants.

Small the evangelist newspaper
and acquired the habit putting fine catering
spirit has born but his
died and today he of the correctly alfred
in
style and
width and eene from bagng the knees
black the white shirt
original Mr. Small He dispos Ia5 ouhand and resembles
a careull clothed New Yorker.
the noted Catholic
personal He locks the
richness of his clothing
tincon decidedly European Partisan
nd English styles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
Dr. MeGlVln's Democratic Get-Up.

Any could tel glance that the Rev DR. Mnn
the peope by his He
the insignia his black coker has place small
black tie collar
he attention
proverbialy careless He still naed
the
his body
ence and His and
hi; shoes His derby him. and
and big he in silk hat
shiny still cling him. and
h q divine temporal
fasidou ergymen please most fas
idious in this city in Clothing and Furnishing Goods
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
MEANT AS a COMPLIMENT.

SEATTLE, Aug 50, 1ee0
To The EDIT0s--we wish TO correct an erro-
neous impression on the part OF some concern
ing the 81. Andrews and Csiedonian Society
picnic 70 be held ~ Kent on Labor day.
When il was decided TO have the picnic thai
day, IL was done 80 out of pure desire 70 COM
piiment the labor element. aud not to antago-
nize IL. Many OF our members are also members
of the Different trades unions. and they unani-
mously agreed that IL would be q compliment.
All OF them win take part in the parade, aud
after IL is over 70 their several ways. some 70
kenron, some 10 Kent. while others viii stay ss
home. The caieconian picnic win be social
affair and nothing else. and can work no injury
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
SANKEY'S Scarf and ThVings Collar.

Rev. Ira Snke who became known and evangelist under
the firm Moody Sankey his
does look like He who has
white black They
his neck encled dbue
mented with scarf On specal occasions though the
anybody
striped and Like Rev Moody Mr. Sanky could
be considered
In Chicago DR. Thwng known minister who
breaches well He has elegant himself
appearing conentonay dressed clergyman and his collar departs
ASPECT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
Sam Jones' PlRated Shirt Front.

Jones' Georgia preacher original and in
speech clergyman appearance
though he the ongtled rock In the South outside
he early adopted
contemplated being preacher of the Gospel He buttons
upper peated
particoored Occasionally vest
His
sensible, and often highly polished
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

% ne labor picnic IL viii be strange If two
DAY out Of population OF from so Ooo r. "a ssss
hoping that this explanation viii he sasisfao-
tory 70 these who have taken different view az
our attitude, we remain yonrx
COMMITTEE or Management.
81 Andrews and CaIedouian socsotx r5crx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
ReViValist MlelI's CulaVaI Coat.

The New York business who hur his morning
clad a
D.
This popular very clothes
peared in the minister He
and the looks like weildeed
York broker nayhas that
evangelist the
collar His neck large and Short and he senb down
collar Now and then he rolls his preaching
of cuffs good
dom by him He avoids the walking
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
Their PeculiaritieS Of Dress.

clergy do fashions dress their
mere vanity OF the body Nevertheless the subject
OF the dress cymen being without
If Polonius observes proclaim
attire OF exounde the faith have value index
personal character O
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
UNION.

Cooks. walters, and restaurant employees. at
fentio2: Every member of the White Cooks.
Walters and Employees union are instructed 70
at 5 q N sharp, Monasy. September !. ls9a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

18th inst, run two through trains 10 and from
the kas., leaving seattle 81 $40 & m and :
p n Time shortened twelve hours / A.
Nadean, general agent: Z Tonkin. depot ticket
agent Seattle. a. ChIlberg, city ticket agents
40 second street. Boston hAncS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

Pullman reservations made for all points Esa
wa tie Northern Pacsfc railroad. the vestiouled
Gieeper and dining-car line. A. Chiloerg. city
ticket agent Ji6 second street. Boston block; Z
Toxin, Depot tlckes agent. seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

GO toths grand open air concert this after
noon az Wess sestts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

Take the Northern Pacific railroad, the best,
equipped lire. for all poiass East. A Chilberg.
citr ficket agent. us 5eeoE d street, Boston
beck: K Tonsin. depot ticket agent. Seattle.
We are direct importers. Price our goodz
Chester cleary
L.. r.usxs s4sk x~arfx Csesfs< Tlssrx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

ssAfE & FAY, ATTORNEYS AND CoUN.
IN sellers rooms . and 10. Boston block:
Sparian law and land contents q specially.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

LOO genus sa.k sesrfk Chester cisAEy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

r,xnoSs & EMhoSs. ATroRNEYSAT.LAw.
"a seattle, Wash: Portland, Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

The first iron was laid on the James
street cable road yesterday, just above
Third street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

F. W. Parker, travelling passenger agent
of the Burlington route, and wife, returned
yesterday from business trip TO Victoria
and Vancouver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

rsREESg q TURNER tRoGER g GREENE
III L I. Turner. attorneys and counseIlors-st.
-. Rooms s.. IS and Is. Boston block, Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

nyER 4 cRAyEN--TRUsTRN p. pYRg.
ESx1n ". Craven. lawyers, rooms 81. 313.
"A and SIS. Butler block, Seattle, wash-s corner
loccnd aa1 James
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

xrIEsTL1EG & WRESTLING JOSHUA N.
IN Wrestling and Frank b. Wiestlina1 sttor-
~ and coanselors Ct Law. Rooms and &
Hseon block. Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

n & SIMPSON, ATTORNEY AND CoUY.
Is selor-as-lav. rooms 2 and 9. Frye block.
IIont ard Nariog streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31

rS5xcH. SHOOK & GLASGOW ID. o. FINCH
ID snook, J. n. Glasgow, attorneys and
11.rSellorx-sf- EE, rooms so, 81. 81 and S23,
3S5isr book. third floor.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-12-13
WIADOMOSCI z DUNKIRKU.
POlskf przemysf wzrasta-Kapela So.
bieSkiegO-NOWa fabryka.

Dunkirk, N. Y, 10 Grudnia. (Kor.
AM Pan Antoni Supkowski, kt6-
ry utrzymywaf saloon W Nanticoke,
Pa, osiedlif sic tn familja i ten sam
interes bedzie prowadzic. Brat Anto-
niego, J6zef, przyjecha} tu Baffa-
10 jako rzeznik robi dobre interesa.
Saloon p. Antoniego Supkowskiego
bedzie najlepszym W miescie i be-
die sic mieScic naprzeciwko dworca
L. S. & M. S., PREY ulicy 3-ciej. zy-
czymy mu jaknajlepszego powodze-
MIA, ME watpimy wcale, re publicz-
nost polska popiera6 60 bedzie, bo
to dobry polak rzetelny kupiec:
Polska kapela p. n. Sobieskiego
piekne postepy robi przynosi ma
szej narodowosci zaszczyt. Muzykan-
ci nasi zdobywaja wszedzie dobre
imie, a swiecie ma to zas}uguja.
Nova fabryka Steam Heating Co.,
bedzie wkrotce wykonczona, gdzie
zatrudnienie dostanie oko}o 100 ro-
botnikow.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-12-13
NOWINY z ZAGRANICY
CHOLERA DUSI ANGLlK0W w IN.
DJACH WSCHODNICH.
Ano" wielka eksplozja W fabryce pro.
chu W Chinach-Carewicz W podr6.
zy-Nadanie robotnikOm prawa W
Beigji-Sprytna kradziez na pocz.
Gle W Antwerpji-Wi WiadomoSci.

Try sta ludzi zosta}o zabitych
przez eksplozje W fabryce prochu W
Tai Ping Foo, Chinach.
Nastepca tronu rosyjskiego opus
ca W n!edziele Kair, udajac sic przez
kanai S"ezki W dalsza podr6z do
lndyj.
w ksiazecem muzeum w Brunzwi-
GU pekia rura napelniona goracs wo-
da zala1a sale niszczac bardzo wiele
"brazow pos'adajacych wielka arty-
styczna wartos6.
Il lndyj Wschodnich donosza, ae
2 drugiego bataljonu trzeciego pub
ku Choska, zachorowa4o podcaas
marszu go zo}nierzy ma cholere.
Irzydziestu mich umar}o.
W Brukseli przed}ozy} prezes mi
nlstrow izbie deputowanych projekt
DO prawa nadajacy klasom roboczym
Prl;zywilej g}osowania. Miedzy robot
nikaml panuje tego powodu nieo-
pisana radosc.
Paklet pocztowy wys}any banku
anglelskiego do Amsterdamu, ktore-
60 wartost by1a deklarowana ma
$2oo, a kt6ry zawiera} sl5O,OOO, 70
stat ma poczcie pomiedzy ,Ostenda a
Antwerp!a skradziony.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-12-13
PO Wielu latach.

Portland, Ind, 9go Grud.-W je-
sieni roku 1868, Wojciech Isenhart,
farmer, nagle zrik}. Robiono poszu-
kiwan;a d}ugo wszedzie, ale nigdzie
ME by1o MONA znalesc sladu 20 MIN.
Niedawno temu syn Jana Hinman,
sasiada lsenharta, wyzna} pred Kill
ku ludzmi, ze ojciec jego zgruohota}
czaszke Isenhart'owi, zakopat cia}o
W gnoju, a p6znieii zmusit ;;egc (sv.
na) do wykopania go napowr6t "a
tkoPanla pod stajnia. We czwartek
krewnl lsenharta poszli sic przeko-
mac o tenn znalezfi szkielet lego W
miejscu, gdzie dawniej sta}a stainia.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-12-13
kane robotnicy musza chodzi6 Kill
ka mil po zywnosc.

kane j robotnicy musza chodzi6 Kill
ka mil po zywnosc.
Pog}oska sic rozeszfa, re koloaia
zfozona dwudziestupieciu farme-
row, zakupi1a 1900 akr6w ziemi w
powlecie CuIlanan, Alabama. Maia
s2oo,ooo kapita1u beda prowadzid
ko-operacyjne farmowanie. Sami
beda pracowat potem dzielit sic
zyskiem.
Il shamokin, Pa, donoszq, re ko-
palnle "Hickory Ridge & Hickory
Swamp" zosta}y zamkniete praca W
nich rozpoczeta zostanie dopiero ma
wiosne. Wegrzy, kt6r1y pracowali W
kopalniach tych, chmarami powraca-
ia napowrot do kraju rodzinnego.
Dotychczas juz rrzesz}o 500 opu-
sc'}o Stany Zjednoczone.
komitet zfozony z kilkunastu sew.
COW ma odwiedzic czionkow firmy
'Minnesota Shoe Co - W St. Paul, i
zazadat cd Mich, ably ME zmienlali
obecnego systemu p}acy, ii. od sztu-
k' p}acili cd tygodnia, DO to znizy-
foby place wszystkim robotnikom.
Jezeli kompanj ia ME przystanie ma "a
DAME robotnik6w, rozpocznie sic
strajk, W kt6rym wezmie udzia} 600
szewc0w.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-12-13
POciag ObrabOwany.

New Orleans, La, s Grud.-Ex.
presowy pociag ko)ei "Georgia Pa.
cifc," jadacy ma zach6d, zatrzymany
zosta} przez bande zamaskowanych
ludzi blisko rliasta Indinola. Rabu.
sic rewolwerami zmusili pasazerow
do odda1lia i'm pieniedzy wszystkich
kosztownosci, potem wzieli re szafy
ogniotrwa}ej $3.50, kt6re naleza}y dc
kompanji znikneli ma koniach. Me
d}ugo sic jednak cieszyli pienielzmy
gdyz schwyceni zostali na drug
dzieh osadzeni W wiezieniu. Obaws
zachodzi, ze wzburzona ludnost sams
i'm :wymierzy kare przez "lynczowa
ME-"
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-12-13
OSZuSt niemiecki.

Wiedeh, 9go Grud. - Wsadzono
do wiezienia hrabiego Sickingen Ho-
henburg pod zarzutem oszustwa.
Pan hrabia obieca} biednej wdowie,
re sic MIA ozeni j pod fa}szywym
pozorem wycygani} cd niej jei dro-
bne oszczedaosci, pomimo, ze jest
w}ascicielem wielkiego dziedziczne-
90 majatku.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-12-13
IrlandcZycy sic rOZdWOiIi.

Londyn, 9go Grud.-Na zebraniu
irlandzkich narodowcow radzono W
Sobote mad kwestja, czy Parnell ma
zostad nadal ma czele partji, czy ME.
Posiedzenie by}o nadzwyczaj burzli-
we. Podczas gdy wiekszosc irlandz-
kich delegat6w oswiadczy}a sic "a
Parnellem, mniejszosd opuscila sale
zebrah protestuj jac przeciwko uchwa-
lie wiekszosci. Owa mniejszosd przy-
stapi}a do oboru w}asnego swego
przyw6dzey, kt6ry bedzie stosunkach
przyia4nych Gladstonem.