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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-03

Miss Lizzie Boyd conducted
another very interesting meeting for
US last Sabbath morning and Miss
Lizzie Dorthy at night.
Our Sabbath school officers were
reelected for the ensuing year. MIRA.
r. Sperry was elected superintend.
ent.
Mrs. w. M. Frysinger has been
with us since last week.
Mother Smith is 50 much improved
that she has been out at church and
at Grace Cottage lately.
A. w. bennett was with us last
week and is arranging for more i'm
provments for next year.
j. A. Hayden moved back to Oak
and last Saturday.
Mrs. Linn has returned to her
home in Fairmont.
Mrs. Thatcher left us this week for
Wheeling, then to Ohio where she
expects to make her future home.
Mr.. Cecil is having his grounds
handsomely graded,
Mr.. Sperry is still improving his
already commodious cottage.
Mrs, Howe still has the Fallon cot
tage open with a number of guests.
Singleton and Charles Defibaugh
completely surprised their mother
and sister last Sabbath morning by
their return home from the Indian
Territory without giving them any
notice of their return.
The frost has not yet bitten the
foliage which is now changing into
beautiful variegated colors.
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SelbySport.

Overcoats were quite fashionable
the latter part of last week.
Is not this enough to make Austin
Brown smile? 1t is boy.
Ami Teets, who was at Lemont,
Pa. for some time, returned home
and married his intended and expects
to go to housekeeping soon.
Scott Matthews who moved here
on his fathers farm, from Somerset
County. Pa, is talking about build.
ing barn this fall.
The new house that Messrs. Dun.
ham & SchlOssnagle are building for
John Knapp on Morgantown avenue
is nearing completion and will be
ready for Mr.. Knapp and family in
a week or two.
We notice that chestnut hunters
are becoming quite numerous. Wait,
boys, until they get one or two frOsts.
The rot has struck the potatoes and
and many good tuber is being
spoiled for tn emarket. Various rem
edies are suggested. Some say to
leave them in the ground, and let
those rot that are going to others
say to dig them and put them in a
dry place. We think the latter is
the best plan.
Owing to the wet weather some
are late sowing wheat,
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Order of Publication.

Thomas r. King VS.. Annie r. Turner and J.
Edward Turner, her husband.
In the Circuit Court for Garrett County in
Equity. No. sos equity.
The object this Bill is to procure a sale O f
certain real estate belonging to the plaintiff
and defendants in Garrett County, Maryland.
The Bill alleges that Priscilla E. King, wife
possessed of one-half of Military Lot No. S82,.
leaving her said husband and the following
children and heirs at law surviving her, to-
wit: Ellen T.. who intermarried with Dwight
A Norton, William 7. King, Singleton LII
King, Edmund B. King, Emma V. King and
Annie r.. who intermarried with ]. Edward
Turner. That the said Singleton L. King, Ell
len L. Norton and Dwight A. Norton. her
husband, William 7. King and Lillian l.,
King, his wife, Edmund b. King and Emma
V. King conveyed all their interest in and to
said land to the said Thomas r. King.
The Bill further states that the said land is
not susceptible of division and prays for sale
and distribution of the proceeds.
The Bill also contains the usual prayer for,
process and for an order of publication against
the said defendants.
1t is thereupon ordered by the Court this
9th day of September, A. D., 1890, that the
complainant cause copy of this order, To-
gether with the object and substance of the
Bill 10 be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Garrett County once week for four
successive weeks before the 3lst day of Octo-
Der, A. D., 1890, giving notice to the defendants
in said Bill, warning them to appear in thi .
Court in person or by solicitor on or before
cause fanny they have why decree shall not
pass as prayed.
3l-4t E. Y. TOWER,
Clerk Circuit Court.
True Copy-Test:
E, u. TOWER Clerk
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Selbysport--Delayed.

John MeIlineer, of Grantsyille,
paid Selbysport pleasant visit last
week.
Jasper Frazee is talking about
building new dwelling this fall.
Miss Lizzie Reeves. of Urisina. Pa,
is here visiting friends.
Miss Lou Beamer visited in Penn
sylvania last Saturday, returning
Monday.
Walter Lowderrnilk and Brison
Welsh, both school teachers of this
neighbornood, are going to attend
the Accident normal the rest of the
term.
Mrs. Adam Frazee, of PIttsburg,
Pa, who has been among us for some
time. returned to the city, we'll
pleased with her rustic friends and
relatives.
Corn is in general poor crop, but
much better than people expected it
to be,
Jonas Frazee has added clothing
room to his store.
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MARRIED.

SIMPSON-CRoss.-See Blooming
ton letter.
HOWELL - FITZWILLIAMs. - On
Sept. %, 1890, by Rev. B. Ison. MIR.
Harris E. Howell to Nellie B. Fitz-
williams.
STEWART-PARKHILL.-On Sept.
80, 1890, by the Rev. B. Ison. Miss
Eta Parkhill. of Fayette County,
Pa, to Mr.. John l.. Stewart, of
Brownsville, Pa.
DUVALL-BoETNER.-Mr. Alpine
US w. DuvaIl, a prominent young
man of charlottesville, and Miss
Eleanor B0etner. one of Kitzmil-
lersyille's fairest young ladies were
married Sept. 18th. at 7.30 p. M. in
the NJ. E. Church of that place. by
the Rev. John F. Dayton. of Keyser,
w. Va. Miss N. Grace Browning
was bridesmaid and Mr.. A. Glide
Smith best man. Mrs. E. Hamill
played the wedding march. After
the ceremony the happy couple re-
paired to the residence of the BRIDES
parents TO partake of refreshments
provided, amid the congratulations
of manv friends.
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HOY6S.


No damage done yet by frost this
fall. Wet weather delays buckwheat
threshing.
John Spoerlin and Geo. E. Bishoff
each sold five three year old colts a
few days since.
Revs. H. E. Friend and J. H. En-
ow will attend the M. E. Annual
Conference at Weston w. Va, this
week.
Geo. w. Custer is rushing the work
on his new house. He wants tohave
it ready for occupation in about four
weeks.
Geo. E. Bishoff has laid aside his
sugar cane pan, and purchase Cook
evaporation, and is now doing good
work with it. Capacity from 30 to 40
gallons per day.
The Sunday School temperance
lesson was taken up last Sunday, and
after being taught by the classes,
pointed remarks were made by Miss
A. G. Dewitt. Samual Ferguson. A.
G. Dewitt, w. A. Smith and Gee, e.
Bishoff.
The attractions this week are at Ac-
cident and vicinity, namely Repub-
lican mass meeting, dedication of the
Church, and Sunday School conven-
ton at the Forks Church. District
No. 6 will be represented at those
places,
Miss Ella Ferguson arrived home
after an extended visit to her Brother,
w. w. Ferguson, in Dobbin, w. Va.
The JohnstoWn writing school un-
der the leadership of Chas. w.
Thatcher, of Moundsvllle w. Va. is
progressing nicely.
Mr., Chas. w. Smith, of Keyser.
w. Va, Miss Grace Slane. of Graf
ton, with their cousins, Mrs. Liza
Thayer. and Minnie Smith. of Deer
Park, were the guests of w. A. Smith
and wife on Monday and Tuesday of
last week.
John Dewitt, A. G, Dewitt, Oda
Dewitt and D. r.. Smith, left for the
mountains Monday to spend a few
days hunting, as the deeer season has
at last come. Success to them.
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Shartzer is buying cbestnuts.

We call attention this week to the
advertisement of John Shartzer.
For SALE-A National safety bi.
cycle. Inquire at this Office.
Cline keeps the best selected stock
OF Candy in the city.
See Davis & Sons pocket cutlery if
you want fine knife.
A whole box of IL cakes Jockey
Club Toilet Soap for 40c at Cline's
Grocery.
Correspondents will please send
their letters as early in the week as
possible.
We have for sale few copies OF
Cruden's Concordance which will be
sold very cheap.
NOTICE. - All persons knowing
themselves indebted to A. j. Whet.
sell are requested to call and settle
by October 18th, 1890. 80 I'd
Townshends' have a fall line of
Dress Goods. Quality and prices to
suit everybody. No auction goods
there.
Mich cows. heifers and calves-some
Attorneys, some half Aldernesy, 10
suit purchaser, will be sold reasona-
BILE. Apply or address.
323t II. WEBER.
DAVIS & Son have put in full line
Of Westenholm pocket cutlery bought
direct from the importers. Also a
full line of Rogers silyerWare,
Ladies'. read this. then come to
Cline's Grocery and get a box of
Boraxine. 1t saves two thirds of the
labor of wash day. Try it.
Go and see Townshend's line of
winter boots and shoes. Also their
floor, stair and table Oil Cloths. They
take the lead in quality and prices.
Davis & Son have just received
handsome line of lamps from New
ark, which they will sell at reason
able prices. Call and see them. 20 3
Three hundred bushels nice large
potatoes wanted at Garthright's. He
has just received large lot of ladies'
wraps. consisting of Jersey Cloth
jackets and New Markets from 50. %
to $1,000. Chestnuts and buckwheat
-four in good demand at high prices.
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LODGE MEETINGS.

LOCAL BRANCH, No. IS, of the Iron Hall
meets in Sturgiss Hall LIST and Sd Saturday
nights # each month.
ALTA LODGE, No. 574, X. OIL, meets in
same Hall I'd and 4th Thursday nights of each
month.
The Y. NJ. C. A. of Oakland meets in the
same Hall Friday night week and Sun
day afternoon.
SHEALT1EL LODGE. No. 100, [. o. o. F.,
meets in Legge's Hall every Monday night.
PATMOS COUNCIL, No. 3S6, y. l.. of II,
meets in same Hall LIST and Sd Thursday nights
OF each month.
GARRETT LODGE. No. lib, X. of p meets
in Garthright's Hail, Lake View, every We'd
nSsiay evening, at 1880.
G. a. Il. meets in Sturgiss Hall second and
fourth Saturday nights in each month.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Under and by virtue ola writ Of fieri facias
issued out of the Circuit Court for Garrett
County at the suit of McKone. Fancy & Co.,
against James Howarth, it being No. Is Jul
"details to September Term, 1880, OF said Court,
and to me, the undersigned Sheriff, directed.
1 did on the 2lst day OF August, 1890, by an
actual entry upon the land; seize and levy
upon all that parcel of land situated in Gar
rett County about six miles north of Frank
vile, and now occupied by James Howarth,
and described as follows to-wit:
Beginning for the same at the end of 80
perches on the I'd line ola parcel of land con-
veyed by ]. r. Anderson to Benjamin F. Myer
and wife, and running with and beyond the
end of said line s. 36A degrees. w. 100 perches
to a stone pile standing y. 3S% degrees, E.
perch AMI links from white oak tree
marked as pointer then N. 5324 degrees, w.
SO perch es to n stake and stone pile standing
N. 6S12 degrees, E. l6 links from chestnut
oak tree marked as a pointer. then N. 36l4 de-
grees, f. 100 per hes to stone pile in an old
road, thence by n straight line to the begin -
ming, containing fifty acres of land. And 1
hereby give notice, that
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OUR AGENTS..

The following named gentlemen
are authorized to receive and receipt
for subscriptions to THE REPUBLI.
CAN:
Accident-J. E. Gnagey.
Altamont-J. u. Browning.
Blaine-E. KitZmiller.
Bloomington-Dr II. NJ, Kemp
Bittinger-Thos. b. Wiley.
Cranesvile-E. j. FFinger.
Deer Park-Dr. ]. w. Laughlin.
Elkins, w. Va.-John II. Riley.
Elder-Mell Coddington.
Engle's Mills-Austin Speicher.
Friendsville-Leslie +. Friend.
Commanded. w. Moon.
Grantsville-A. l.. Gnagey.
Hoyes-Wm. a. Smith.
HuttOns-ChaS. +. White.
JohnsonS-Geo. W. Blocher.
keyser, Md.-Solomon o. Beachy
McHenry-D. w. Fraker.
Mt. Lake Park-Jas. a. Enlow.
New Germany-C. J. Otto.
Selbysport-,Jonas FraZee.
Sunnyside-John &. Knauer.
SwantOn-A. f. George.
Westernport-Geo. l.. Michaels.
Wilson's Mills-Geo. w. Wilson.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-03

SHOW this paper to your neighbors
if he is not slready a subscriber. and
ask him to look it over and note its
merits as a local family journal. The
low rate of subscription puts it with
in the reach of every one. and no one,
who wants to have the County news
should be without it.
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MCHenry-DeIayed.

EDITOR REPUBLICAN:-As it has
been quite while since you have
heard from our quiet little village, l
think few lines will not be out OF
place, to let your many readers know
what our people are doing.
The farmers are busilv engaged
garnering their buckwheat.
Dongald Mclean and Abel Dewitt
are out threshing with their new ma
chine.
The steam thresher owned by
Messrs. Shanks has been in operation
IN this community.
Reuben burst contemplates NOV
ing near Hoyes.
The school Board met here on the
22d to select a site and let the con-
tract of new school house to be
built at this place. They have not
fully determined yet on the location,
as there is difference of opinion as
to the location among the patrons of
the school. We trust the location
will be determined upon and the
school house built in the near future.
The name of Hon. L. E. McComas
is not mentioned as among the speak
srs to address the Republican meet
ings to be held throughout the
county. Even the Democrats are
anxious to know when he is going TO
show his smiling face and winning
ways,
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DEATHS.

MESS German letter.
GNAGEY. Emanuel Gnagey died
at Aurora Thursday morning. aged
10 years. Mr.. Gnagey, at the time
Of his death. was on visit to friends
in that section, and WAS stricken
with paralysis on Saturday afternoon
of last week. The interment will
occur at 2 p. M. Saturday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-03
PERSONAL POINTERS.

Notes About our People at Home
and Abroad.
Chas. F. White was in Baltimore
last week.
F. A. Thayer was in Cumberland
on Tuesday.
Bailey Hopkins is attending school
in Baltimore.
Col. John E. Wood was in King.
wood on Monday.
RaIp Ashhy made US a very pleas.
ant call on Monday.
Hon. J. P. Jones, of Terra Alta,
was in town Tuesday.
Jacob Pysell, of Accident, was up
to the city on Wednesday.
G. A. and Frank BOlden were up
to Dobbin Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. Jas. w. Leathers is in Clarks-
burg visiting relatives and friends.
James Bell, a former resident oil
Oakland, is in town visiting friends.
Mrs. f. HI. Bartlett spent several
days in Cumberland visiting friends
and relatives.
Col. J. E. Wood was called to Bal
timore on Wednesday by the illness
of his wife.
Capt. Jas. A. Hayden and family
have returned from Mt. Lake Park
for the winter.
Mrs. Benoni Jordan, of Kingwood,
is in town visiting her daughter Mrs.
j. Ed Kildow.
Messrs. G. s. HamilI and John r.
Mitchell were in Cumberland on bus
mess Tuesday,
James Stanton, Andrew Helhig
and Jordan" Bell started for Chi.
cago Sunday evening.
]. Lee Harne is ir town. John
will leave in a few DAYS for Roanoke
and other points in Virginia.
Charley and Singleton Deffinbaugh
returned from Indian Territory one
day last week. Charlie is in poor
health.
Ezie Naylor. of Oakland, Md,
spent a couple of days visiting friends
here last week. -Meyersdale Com.
Misses Stllie Jarboe and Annie
Spedden spent Sunday at Huttons,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F.
White.
A. A. Perry Jr., left on Sunday
for his home in Baltimore. Allan
spent several weeks here visiting
friends.
Mrs L. D. Walker aud daughte
have returned from Baltimore, where
they had been on a visit to relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Casteel are or
a visit to DIR. B. L. Keller. in Bloom
ingburg, o., and their son, DR.. d. r
E. CaSteel, in Buckhannon, w. Va
Charles Newman, formerly of THE
REPUBLICAN Office has accepted {
position on The Preston County Jour-
nal, Kingwood.
E. 6. NayIor went to Meyersdale
Pa, Wednesday to so into business
Mr.. Naylor has formed IA co-parlner
ship with a gentleman in that enter
prIsing town and will carry on thu
blacksmith business under the firm
name of Saylor & Naylor.
The friends of Rev. s. P. Archer
formerly pastor of the GrantsvilIt
charge. this county, and DAVIS, w
Va, but now of the Central Illinois
Conference of the M. E. Church. whe
has just closed very successful pas
torate of two years at Raritan, tina
State, and was unanimously desired
to return for a third year, will b,
pleased to learn that he was at tn,
last session of his Conference ap'
pointed to Elvaston, a station which
pays an excellent salary and has the
finest parsonage in GalesDurg Dis
trict. g.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-10-03

PUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned
will offer at public sale at the late
residence of J. B. Davis on the Prom
ised Land farm. on Tuesday, October
14th, a lot of cattle, horses, farm i'm
plements. etc. Sale to begin at 10 ar
33-2t J, NJ. DAVIS. Executor.
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LOCAL N W S.

luC w
OAkland-health.
Moonlight nights.
The leaves have begun to turn.
There is no place like Oakland for
good health.
Oakland is the "Queen City" on top
of the Alleganies.
California peaches now sell three
for quarter. Editors don't eat 'em.
Circus will be in Oakland on Thurs
day. Oct. Is. See adv. next week
Ifyou want the latest styled goods,
go to Shartzer's. He sold all of his
old styles off at auction.
Go to c. G. Michael, Oakland. and
buy your boots. shoes, hats, &c.. and
save money. 33-2t
WANTED.-I will pay The highest
cash price for beef hides, calf skins
and sheep peIts.
q. r. SAVAGE.
Oakland. Md.
Ifyou want bright, new goods 90
to Shartzer's. He has no old because
he sells all his old goods of at auc-
ton.
Mrs. Rose, wife of Editor Frank
w. Rose, ofthe Piedmont Herald"
dropped dead Saturday morning in
the opera House while attending
festival.
We note the arrival in town of
two runaway wedding couples from
West Virginia. Both couple had
the knot tied in the most substan-
tial manner.
NoTICE.-All persons trespassing,
hunting or fishing on the Cranberry
Glade Farm will be prosecuted. and
all dogs shot.
1856 VIM. 5. SIMCOX.
By reference to the timetable of
the II. X. & F. r. r., published IN
another column it will be seen that
persons can leave all points east on
Nos. II and Is and make connection
at Function.
Garthright's stock of boots and
shoes is the most complete and
cheapest ever offered in Western
Maryland. also his mammoth stock
of dress goods and everything else.
Ladies' wraps will arrive in few
days. Buckwheat -four and chest
nuts wanted. 80
There are hundreds of patent attor-
neys, but there are none more
prompt, trustworthy and reasonable
in their charges than Messrs. q. A.
Snow & Co., 710 Sth.. St., n. w.
Washington, u. G. We take pleas
ure in recommending them. and in
calling attention to their advertise
ment which will be found in another
column of this paper.
Why do the majority of the rich.
heightened and sensible. men 60 to
Leakin's Barber Shop? Because he
will not rob them when he has no
opposition; because he gives you
more work and attention for the least
money than any barber that ever in
haDited the town of Oakland. For
cleanliness his shop cannot be er-
ceiLed.
Cartwright has just opened up the
largest, cheapest and best stock of
dress goods eyer brought to Garrett
County, consisting of cashmeres, tri-
cots. serges, and ladies cloths. from
zoe to $1.25 per yard. Black CASH
meres with silk warp worth $1.5O for
$1.25 per yard. Best Canton flannel
ever offered, 8 yards for SOC. Buck
wheat flour taken on old accounts or
IN trade for other goods 32-2t
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E. z. TOWER, Clerk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-12
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!

Nanny jeszcze pre-
sz}o SO Kalendarzy
Maryahskich / ijeszcze
d4uzszy czas bedzie-
my je rozse}ali darmo
przyjacio}om naszym,
kt6rzy zaplacili ca}o-
roczny abonament "a
WIARUSA.
NOWI ABONENCI, kt6rzy
diva dolary naprzod opfaca,
dostana opr6cz Kalendarza
Maryahskiego, dwie lSslazeczki
(Nabozeistwo do sw. Jozefa
Proroctwa Polsce) a mad
to przez ca1y rok darmo i'm
posefac bedziemY gazetke pod
tyt,llem K o S c III Z k o.
ABONENCI, ktorzy przesla
nam 2 dolary zaleg}ego abo-
namentu odbiora W prezen-
Gle Kalendarz Maryahski i
.NaboZenstwo do Sw. J0Zefa"
Kto juz odehraf W prezencle
ksiazeczI1i, moze dostat ta11ae
jeszcze ,,Kalendarz Maryahski" !,
lecz musl 2now przesfac do
lara, kt6ry mu bedzie policzo-
ny ma rachunek jego abona-
mentu.
Z szacunklem
Admlnistracya ,,Wiarusa"
Cor. 2 De Carimona SITS.
Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-12

dla niemleczyzny, 1e sic die.
CT polskie ola tego, il maja
nazwiska niemieckie, uwaza
"a nlemie ;kie | do tego przy-
musza?
Ma to odpowiedziell po5ob-
no wszyscy a wszyscy inspek-
torowie, 2c sic to ME zda ma
nc zgota.
d rug a: czyby to szkodzi.
10 co Eauczenlu sic tzleci pol
sSIch po nlemiecSu, gdyby "
SIX ole uczono zncwu jezyI1a
po|sklego?
W tenn ME bYfo zgody ME-
dzy inspektorami. Dwie plate
z Mich odpowledziafy, lie to ME
szkodzifoby mic | owszem by
toby dobrze, trzy plate zas
byfy "a tenn, zebY pozostafo,
jah jest.
Pan radzca Schneider wr6.
cit do Berlina tam panu MI
nistrowi zdanie inspektorow
opowie.
W'dac z tego, ze iaxos /
sam pan minister watpl o tem,.
czy tax zostac musi, .iak jest
i czyby ME bylo lepiei inaczej.
Oczywiscie zeby bylo,. boc
ia nauka na]lepsza, ktora
dziecko najlepiej rozumie.
X BISKUP KAROL HRY-
NIEWIECKI, ktorego Moska-
lie przed kilku laty z dyecezyi
wywlezll osadzlll ua wygna-
niu W Jaroslawiu W Rosy,
gdz'e 5 lot przebyf, wraca te.
raz Z tego wygnania I JUL jest
"a gran1ca. W nocy z Is ma
10 z. m. prze]eldzaf przez
Lwow, udajac sic do wod, bo
chory.
Gdy teraz 1nnego biskupa
"a VIOLA OLGA sw. W miejsce
lego wyswlecono, a biskup
Hryniewiecki ma to sic zgo-
dzlt z bispupstwa ustqpif, ME
mieli Moskale powodu serca,
trzymac niewlnnego ieszcze
dluzej W nlewoli. Ale talk JUL
byws1o 20 kilka razy, he O. j.
clec sw. nowych biskupow
naznaczal, 2e dawniejszych
puszczauo wlezienia lub ME.
wolf, a potem Z tych nowych
znowu robiono wiezniow i
niewolnikow. Ale Pan Bog
nlerychiwy, lecz sprawiedliwy!
Biskup Hryniewiecki byt bis
kupem W Whine, stolicy Lit
wy.
PETERSBURG. 14go z. m.
oddyta sic tn W kosciele sw.
katarzyny konsekracya X.
Micha1a NowodworsIzlego IA
blslupa dyecezyi pfockiej.
Konse|Sratorem byi biskup ku-
jawsko-kalislSi X. Beresniewicz.
X. Nowodworski urodzonvm
jest 28go llpca 1881 7. wys-
wiecony ma kapfana r. 1854.
Byf wydawca ,Pamietnika re-
hgijno.moralnego" potem
,Przegladu katolickiego" a
nadto wydai tel jeszcze inne
drogocenne dzlefa.
= KS. Franciszek Zaczew-
ski takze zostal konsekrowa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-12
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