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Middletown transcript., 1891-02-19
Hs., Merit

Is the characteristic Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and it is manifested every day
in the remarkable cures this medicine
accomplishes. Druggists say: When
we sell bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla
to new customer we are sure to see
him back in a few weeks after more,
proving that the good results from a
trial bottle warrant continuing its use.
This positive merit Hoods Sarsa-
parilla possesses by virtue of the
Peculiar Combination, Proportion and
Process used in its preparation, and
by which all the remedial value of the
ingredients used is retained. Hoods
Sarsapa. lila is thus Peculiar to Itself
and absolutely unequalled in its power
as blood purifier, and as tonic for
building up the weak and weary, and
giving nerve strength.
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Rev. J. W. Kirk, of Laurel, claims
to have been cured of tubercular con-
sumption by the Koch Lymph.
John Il. Pratt, near Clayton, has
12,ewes which have % lambs by their
side. One gave birth to triplets.
Supt. Herman Bessey, OF New
Castle county, addressed the colored
teachers institute, at Milford, on
Wednesday evening. Subject-"Quali'
fications of teachers"
The largest purse ever collected in
a contest between priests in this
county, occurred in Wilmington a
few days ago. The contest lay be-
tween Fathers Flynn and Birming-
ham. The former raised $13, 3,288. co.
and the latter $1O,O3O.25. The inter
est was widespread among their
hosts of friends and well-wishers'
This gives Father Flynn trip to
Europe.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. 81 90 4 YEAR.
rA.r.a.y Afs.rneo.. F.s. ls. lssl

, THE FARMERS are beginning 20
realize their position and are now ask
ing the assistance of the Legislature IN
their effort to better their condition.
A bin which provides for the taxation
Of all kinds Of property, such 40 stocks,
bonds, mortgages, etc. has been intro
duced in the Legislature and is caus-
ing o great deal Of talk among the
farmers. This bill provides for many
Of the reforms which have been hoped
for by the farmers for many years. IL
has been the habit of those who bor-
row money on land security to pay the
interest every year and the principal
when they could, asking no questions
about taxation.
Since the light crops and low prices
have prevailed however, they have
been trying to find some means q
stopping the small leaks. This tax busl-
ness has arrested their attention ana
this bill Ia the result. The main oD-
ject Of the drawers of the bill seems to
be to compel the capitalists to pay part
OF the tar. A great many farms are
mortgaged and yet the capitalist who
loans the money pays no tax while the
farmer, who is already borne down by
debt pays it all. When . man buys .
farm for which he is unable to pay the
cash be generally borrows money to
about two-thirds Of the value OF his
land, on o mortgage.
The man who holds the mortgage
receives his six per cent. and pays no
tax, while the borrower pays the six
Per cent. and all the tax beside. This
kind Of partnership arrangement is
not fair. While the Investment OF the
holder Of the mortgage is perfectly safe
the borrower takes all the risk, does
all the work, pays all the taxes, and
remains poor. To better this condi-
tion this new bin proposes to deduct
from the assessed value Of the mort-
gaged property the amount Of the
mortgage, compelling the nominal own
or TO pay tax only on what rightfully
belongs to him and compelling the
holder Of the mortgage to pay tax on
whatever amount he may have invest
ed in that way. All this is right and
can work injustice to no one.
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Old people suffer much from dis
orders of the urinary organs. and are
always gratified at the wonderful
effects Of DR.. j. Fl. McLean's Liver
and Kidney Bal m in banishing their
troubles. S1.00 per bottle.
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n EeIsTER,s ORDER.
II REaIsrER'e OEBIoK,
New CASTLE County, ,DEL..
JANUARY l9, 1891.

IL REoISTER'e OFBIOE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, ,DEL..
JANUARY 10, 1891
Upon the application OF Thomas n.
Gilpin, Executor of William Green, late
of St. Georges Hundred, in said county,
deceased It is ordered and direct4
ed by the Register that the Execu-
tor aforesaid give notice OF granting
of Letters Testamentary upon the es-
tate of the deceased, with the date of grant
ing thereof by causing Advertisements 70 be
posted within forty days from the date OF
such Letters, In six of the most public places
of the county of New Castle, requiring All
persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided
and also cause the sasne to be inserted with
in the same period in the Middiet0wn TRAN
SCRIPT, anewspaper published In MiddletoWn
Del, and to be continued therein Two
months.
Given under the Hand and Seal OF once OF
the Register aforesaid, at Wilmington, In
New Castle County aforesaid the dav and
year above written.
NorIcR.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Executor
on or before January 10th, 1892, or
abide the Act OF Assembly in eueh case
'''''''e ','.e THOMAS b. GILrIE.
EXECUTOR,
Address: Middletown Del.
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rIa,rv Schmidt of Chester

Henry Schmidt, OF Chester, who is
now in Media jail to await trial for the
murder Of Emma Phitzenmayer, viii
probably never live to appear at trial
before the court. His confinement
and the troubles he has undergone are
breaking him down and it is thought
he cannot live much longer. No one
in Chester where the crime was COM
mitted, think him guilty.
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The undersigned, agent for the heirs OF susan
d. Ellison deceased, Will sell ut public
sale, on their farm, one mile west OF
Summit Bridge, Delaware,
On Tuesday, February 24th,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. sharp,
IS HEAD OF HORSES

No. Jim B., l6 hands high. 8 years old,
o beautiful bay, dark points, and a perfect
family driver: fearless of steam.
No, 2-FANNlE. standard, 1515 hands high,
foaled April pad, 1885, sired by Gilt Edge,
dam by Slasher, dun color, with white
name and tail, fine driver perfectly gentle
and fearless of steam.
by Hawthorne, toaled April 26th. 1887, dam
by Slasher, mare with speed, perfectly
quiet, we'll broken to the road and all kinds
of work; in foal by Summit, a son OF
Cuyler Clay.
No. 4.-MAY 3D., bay filly, foaled May I'd,
1890. sir Red Cedar, dam by Slashcr,a promis-
ing colt with good gait.
Dam OF Fannie and May I'd, was May
sired by Slasher.-( Wallace Trotting Re.
No. 5.-DEXTER, bay horse, foaled May
5th, 1885, 16 hands high, fine driver and
works to all kinds of harness.
No. 6.-LUCY, bay mare, l2 years old, 10
hands high, good driver and Will work
No. z~JENNIE, bay mare, years old,
l5k hands high, d fine brood mare ana
works anywhere.
No. s.-NELLIE, roam mare, 1s years old.
hands high, hrst-class worker.
No. 9.-HARRY, roam horse, l6 hands
high. II years old fine work horse.
No. l0.-BILLY, sorrel roam horse, l6
hands high, 10 years old, and q most ex-
cellent work horse.
No. n.-DAlSY, bay mare. year old, l5H
hands high, fine driver and most excellent
No. ia-BEN, bay horse 8 years old. l51l
hand high, good driver and will work any
No. Is.-JUMBo, bay horse. ls years old,
good work horse.
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HAVE full and complete line OF . Hare.
L ware and Cutlery, ano snail as aii unios
aim to keep my stock complete.
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.
THE CASE or F. B. Cotton the Re-
publican who acted as judge in one Of
the voting precincts OF Wilmington is
very interesting one. While the
election was being held Mr.. Cotton re-
fused to receive the ballot Of natural.
lied citizen on the ground that the
papers were not legal. The papers
were then taken to Judge Wales who
certified to their correctness /; again
Cotton refused to accept the vote and
by so doing denied the right Of a tax
payer and O citizen of the State Of
Delaware to exercise the highest priyi-
leges OF an American citizen.
After the election Cotton was arrest
ed on the charge of refusing to accept
the ballot Of legal voter and of ac-
cepting the ballots Of men whom he
knew were not legal voters. When
the case came before the grand jury
In the United States Court he was not
indicted. The failure to indict, was,
to say the least, surrounded by circum-
stances somewhat mysterious. How
ever the cause Of the people triumphed
when the case came before the grand
jury Of the Superior Court.
There Cotton was indicted and
brought to trial. He then offered no
defense but asked for continuance on
the ground that material witness,
in the person of the notorious j. FL
bridge Pierce, was absent and that he
could not safely 60 to trial without
him. On this ground his case was
continued to the present term Of Court.
When the case was called last week
Mr.. Colton's counsel was under the
necessity Of finding another material
witness who was unable to appear, so
O man who is an inmate Of the County
Almshouse was chosen. This mater
ial witness is said to be suffering from
toothache, at least the doctors say it is
nothing worse.
All this trouble In bringing to JUS
tice an offender against the law arises
from the fact that it is a political of.
fence. Had Cotton merely stolen q
watch instead OF the lawful rights of
an American citizen be would have
long since suffered the penalty, but as
he has gone into crime of . higher
order he Is allowed to escape. The
Attorney General has done everything
possible to give Cotton fair trial and
Jet his efforts TO do his duty are
thwarted at every turn by the absence
Of material witness. It is yery
strange that among all the men who
were ct the polls on the fourth OF No.
vember only two can be found who are
acquainted with facts which would
prove Colton's Innocence.
The proceedings are simply a farce
and trayestry on. Justice and win lead
dishonest take advantage ol
the CouEt in the future.
. : J J |; J; :; :: !; : :;
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Bustuess Locals.
Fifty farm gates toreale by G. g. HUKlLL

aAtiasn and .. wadsworth" Paints are the
best; therefore, the cheapest.
G. e. HuKILL.
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The importance Of purifying the blood can
not be overestimated, for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilla is worthy
your confidence. 1t is peculiar in that 1t
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones the digestion, while
1t eradicates disease. Give 1t trial
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by G. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Ranres. Stoves, &c.

Ma- The Gauze Door Range In wnic9 an
making driveis complete stove. nakin$
hread IN IL will not mold and meats cooked
sre rich and Juicy. Call and see the above
moi atOV0.
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1S Head Of Good Horses, d

No. 1-EASTER, broWn mare,
old. In foal to Grey Morrell.
No. 2-BLANCHE, gray mare, years old.
good driver or worker.
No. 3-PLOUD, bay mare, years old !:
Patchen stock, good mare in every way.
. No. 4-JOHN, sorreI horse, l5 years cid.
No. 5-MIKE, bay colt, years old, large
size size and good quiet colt.
No. 6-MILLIE, bay mare, IL years old ana
fine driver.
No. LEICESTER, sorrel colt, years old,
thoroughly broken and good driver.
No. S-FLORA, bay colt 2 years old ana Is
very promising; dam, Hambletonian mare,
sire, Delaware Boy.
No.s-GIPsY, bay m are. years old, gen.
tie in all harness.
No. lO-sADIE, bay mare, years old, ex-
ceilent work horse,
No. n-KATE, bay mare, 10 years old. good
worker.
No. 12-JUNo, bay stallion 2 years old, a
very fine colt.
No. lS-DEXTER, sorrel colt, coming one
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A4 ANY article In Tinware that have not
in stock am always prepared to make At
short notice; also give prompt attention
to repairing of Tinware.
extend an invitation to the public IN
friends and patrons to call and examine my
stock and prices.
Middletown transcript., 1891-02-19
Coal Hods. Shovels, &c.

az- Coal Hods, Shovels, Pokers, Zinc. stove
Boards. Pipe Elbows, Dampers, Collars, ana
and a large stock of all kinds kept In nrst-
class hardware, stove and tin store.
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Paints varnishes. &c.

~ Ready-mixed Paints in any quantity
Walnut, Cherry, Mahogany and Maple on
stain, Varnishcs-Coach. Furniture and FIN
ishing in any quantity.
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"a Head of Cattle,

81 Head Of Cattle,
OF which 2S Head are Mich Cows, 4
Heifers and Bulls.
These Cows are nearly all home raised and
superior butter COWS, all graded Jersey ana
Durham stock. Z with calves % by taeir MeI
stem Bull and Durham Bull, 20 head OF
Shoats and Brood Sows with pigs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Consisting of Farm Wagons, all iron
M Germantown o MasS Carriage, @ / York carriage,
/ Blackboard. Q Carriage Poles, ! Ochard
Wagon, Grain and Phosphate Drill, In
go+ go2a order na. oSa@r9en 9s6oTae isafH Mower Hay
Tedder Hay Rake, Roller, Oliver Chiii,
ed Plows, Sulkey Plow, Corn paows, l
Climax Disc Harrow. Twin HarroWs. l
Body, with springs; Lawn Mower; ana
Garden Tools, Cultivat0rs, sets wagon
Harness, 1 set double Carriage Harness,
Plow Harness. Collars, Bridies, &c, a. shu
Also, 100 bushels Early Rose and Bur-
bank Potatoes, very fine.
HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE
Consisting of Parlor Suit, Tables, Chairs,
Mirrors and the entire stock OF furniture
all of which is in good order
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums of so and under, cash on all
sums over that amount credit OF Ten
months will be given by purchaser given a
bankable note with approved indorser.
DIR. L. FRANK ELLISON,
Agent for the Heirs.
SHocKLEY & SMITH, Auctioneers.
j. FRANK ELIAsoE, Clerk. feD.o-st
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Roofing, Spouting, &c.
~ Roofing. spouting and all kinds oftin
and iron work. and repairing of heaters.
COOK ana coal stow es ut short notice. Re
pairs furnished tor any stove made. Oh wnicn
give special and prompt attentioh.
Middletown transcript., 1891-02-19
3 Head Fine Mleh Cows
D Eight Extra Fine Chester County
Shoats.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS:
one-horse Oliver plow 1 one-horse A
harrow, cultivator, forks, shoVeIs. hoes.
rakes. grind stone, farm ladder. X bushei
measure, farm bell, large size, an extra tone,
family carriage 2 York carriages, l sleigh
and bells, three spring mill wagon, new,
made to order by Fulton & Webb, never
been used, one mill wagon III good order,
carriage pole. HARNESS-l set double
carriage harness, sets single harness, fly
nets, piow and mill wagon harness, buffalo
cts. been used but little, lap robes and
spreads.
DAIRY FIXTURES:
Reid crea merry in good order, churns.
pans, buckets and tubs.
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I.amps. AGATE Ware, &c.

81 make q speciality in lamps, lamp
goods. agate ware, Japanned tin ware and,
pressed ware.
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Potatoes BY the BassheL.

AOODA1AAO11D &OODOs
piano, book case and writing desk COM
bined, set parlor furniture, sitting room
and dining room furniture, walnut and
and other bed room suits, chairs, tables
looking glass. carpets, oil cloth, feather
beds. quilts, blankets, spreads, silverware.
glassware, dishes, lamps, clocks, kitchen
tables and chairs: No. Regulator cook
stove with utensils, in good order.
TERMS-All sums of s2O and under, cash |;
on all sums oyer that amount credit OF 8
months will be given by purchaser giving q
bankabie note with approved endorser, in.
terest added from day OF sale.
ANDREW s. ELTASON.
J. F. ELIASON,
s. N. ESos, Auct. Executors.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-19
WiadonoSci KrajjoWe.
W JERSEY CITY.
Niemcy ma zmiane katowali poke, kt6-
ra utrzymywali " sfuzbIe.

JERSEY CRY, N. j., Is Grud.-
DO sedziego Weed'a zg1osi}a sic m}o-
da polka, Marta Czastowska, W stra-
szny spos6b pobita i skatowana-i
zazadala warant6w ma zaaresztowa-
ME Willama Jordon, jego zony i sy-
ma Georgia.. Dziewczyna by}a led
wc cd paru dni s}uzaca W domu Jor-
donow p. n. IS Montgomery ul. Po-
przedniego dnia, gdy pomiedzy s}u-
zaca a jej chlebodawcami wyniklo
jakies nieporozumienie, rzuci}a sic
Gala familia Jordonow. Ojciec mat
ka trzymali ia, podczas gdy syn biz
ia straszny spos6b; potem gdy syn
sic zmeczy}, zacza} ia bic ojciec. -.
w ten sposob skatowali ia najokrop-
niej. Chociaz policya, do kt6rej sic
uda}a Marta, ME wierzy, (!D tel opo-
wiesci, sad nakaza} zbadanie sprawy
i pociagniecie katow do odpowie-
dzialnosci. Jordonowie So podobno
Niemcy.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-19
POdeirzane pOWietrze!

Powietrze ME bylo AMI zimne ami
ciep&e, tax samo czu& poczciwy far
mer Bitterman, Shafroad, po spree
daniu siana. A gdyz mia1 pare dola-
row W kieszeni, zamyslai poprawit
wewnetrzne swe czescl. Najprzod
by}o mu cokolwiek zimno, wiec ma
pix sic w6dki. Wddka mu smakowa-
Ia to tez wzia} drugi trzeci kieliszek
it'd. Po ma}ej chw,li by}o mu "a cie-
pao, wjec prosi& gospodarza- -saloniste
o szklanke zimuego piwa. Goraozka
ME usta4a, wiec wzia} druga szklan-
ke, a gdyz ia mu jeszcze ME pomo-
gfa, pozwoli} sobie trzecia. Zacza4
czut sic troche lepiej, gdy fajka
mu sic zfamaia, kupi4 cygaro wy
szed} ma ulice.
Kazdy Clevelandczyk vie gdzie
Haymarket, re co do reputacyi ME
moze sla rowna6 z Euclid av. TO jest
Haymarket ma takze reputacya, lecz
ME moze znies6 elektrycznego swia.
TIA. Il tel przyczyny po wiekszej
czesci tam bywa ciemno. Przynaj-
mniej tax sic naszemu farmerowi
zda}o, gdyz po&ozy} sic spad ma chod-
niku. Tam mu sic sni}o, re sprzeda&
swoja stara szkape "a wysoka sumo,
i kupi} pare siwk6w 5ciu letnich
bardzo tanio. Sprobowa} swych no.
wych konik6w, pojecba} sobie dunn
ny szczesliwy po ulicach, ale nagle
ktos zastapi} mu droge, uchwici} kn-
ME. -. kaza{ mu zles6 wozu. O.
kropnie sic rozgniewa} farmer "a
cza1 sic mocowac tym smia}vm ma
pastniSiem. Ma drugi dzieh, po wy
spaniu, by} wziety do doktora. Do
kt6r, bieg{y takioh chorobach, "a
pisa} nlu recepte, TAXA dobra, re ma
tychmiast wyzdrowia}. Prawda to
jest, re medecyna przepisana, hy4a
cokolwiek gorzka, i d}ugo ia popa-
mieta nasz farmer.
Dokt6r ten Jest znany kazdemu W
Cleveland, tax samo medecyna
jego. Jest to dr.. Logue, sedzia poll
cyjny. Medecyna by}a warta dola-
row koszta.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-19
POLSKA POD MOSKALEM.

Zydowskich lichwiarzy Rad rosyj-
ski ruguJe nawet i z Polski bez par
donu.
Warszawianin p. Stan. Bolecho-
wicz wygra} ma loteryi rattle willie
"Guttenberg" W Bad Elster, ktora
jest warta 10000 marek.
Miasteczko Rakow W gubernii ra-
domskiej W Krolestwie Polskiem u
leg}o doszczetnie pozarowi. Miesz-
kahcy biwakuja ma polach.
Pod Bia}a ma Podlasju moskale
postawili pomnik 8 zo}nierzom po.
leg}ym W czas'e powstania 1868 r.
Zabici moskale ME zas}uzyli sobie
niczem ma panied, ale pomnik jest,
ably true polak6w.
Robotnicy polscyi niemieccy o.
okolic kodzi emigruja do syberyi.
Rad rosyjski obiecuje grunta roz-
dawa6 darmo, aby pustynie zaludnid
ciagnac nastepnie podatki. Jest to
takze dobry sposob rusyfkacyi.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-19
Wyb6r urzednik6w.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, 10 Grudnia 81.
w nledziele, dnia 20 Listopada,
Towarzystwo sw. Wojciecna B. i NJ,
odby}o swe posiedzenie, ma ktorym
wybranl zostali ma biezacy rok ma
stepujacy urzednicy:
Jan Pencek, prezydent; Piotr Le-
wandowski, wice-prezydent; Jozef
Wisniewski, sekretarz; Stanis}aw
Jakubowski, wice-sekretarz; J6zef
Ga}czewski, kasyer; Franciszek Pu-
d}owski Jozef Grabowskl, opieku-
movie kasy; Wojciech Kilanowicz,
J6zef Kowalski i Jan Olszewski,
m arsza}kowie; Mateusz Marchelek,
J0zef Nawrocki, Piotr Mantko wski,
August Marchlewski Jakob Rogah-
ski, do choragwi; J6zef Olszewski,
Micha4 Mantkowski, J6zef Zebura,
Jan Ga}czwski, August Bielicki,
J6zef Nawrocki, rada wybranych.
J6zef Ws$"iesoski, sekretarz
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-19
Nieuczciwe plany zawiodfy go.

W1EDEh, Is Grud.-Czes6 dzien-
nik6w utrzymuje, re dymisya mini
stra oswiecenia Gautsch'a jest nieu-
nikniona. Zamiarem Gautsch'a bv}o
jakoby utworzenie sta}ej wiekszosci
polsko-niem:eckiej, wykluczeniem
innnych narod6w s}owiahskich; do
stworzenia jej chcia} dojsc kosztem
obalenia Taaffe'go, po ktorym spus-
cizne got6w by} objat do sp6}ki z
centralistami. Mowa W sprawie jezy-
ka niemieckiego chcia} Gautsch roz
bic klub Hohenwarta, poroznic MIN
Taaffe'go z Taaffe'm lub bez niego
stworzy6 wiekszost polsko- -niemiec-
ka, przewaga Niemc6w. Plan sic
iedrak ME uda}.
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Cena Znizona ma $l.5O

Ze wzgledu ma to, il nasi zesz}o-
roozni abonenci juz maja ksiazki,
.ktore wydajemy ma premium,-wiec
dla mich, II. dla zesz}orocznych abo-
ment6w, ktorzy przemii ME chca, be-
dziemy gazette posy}ac ma rok 1892
ldwa razy tydzieh) "a s1.5O.
Kto op}aci pronumerate pred d.
I Stycznia 1S92,to dostanie W nagro-
de "Kalendarz Maryahski." Po No.
wynn Roku stanowczo ME bedziemy
rozdawa6 kalendarzy.
Azeby zachecit robotnikow do
prenumerowania "Ameryki,'' wiec
,dla wszystkich nowych abonent6w,
co prenumerate op}aca pred l stycz-
MIA 1892 r., bedziemy Ameryke po-
,sy}ac diva razy W tydzieh do d. l-go
;stycznia 1893 r., "a $3.50.
Ci co cory p}aca "a "Ameryke''
-zawsze DUO wygrywaja, DO my ga
-zete polepszamy prawie co kwarta}.
A W przysz}ym roku many nadzieje
gazette znacznie ulepszy6 i wprowa-
dzic nowosci, jake jeszcze W polskim
dziennikarstwie ME So znane. Mp. ci
co W r. 1889 zap}acili cory "a CA
neryke' po l dolarze, to dostawali
ja VIZ. 1890 bez zadnej dop}aty ,chot
kosztowa}a $3.50. Ci CO zap}aca W
biezacym roku $3.50 beda dostawat
gazette ca}y przysz}y rok, cho6 ko.
sztowac bedzie dla nowych abonen-
tow $2.OO,---a moze wskutek wiel,
kich ulepszeh cena bedzie podwyz'
szona. Lecz ci, co teraz zap}aca, tc
gazette polepszona beda dostawat
bez dopiaty.
"Czas tract, czas bogaci,' ,''-spiesz'
Gle sic wiec, bedziecie dostawat
najlepsza gazette polska "a najnizszq
op4ate.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-19
wYPADKI 1 PRZEsTEPsTWA.

w Tacoma, Wash, by}o TRIESTE
ME ziemi.
Rabusie So niebezpieczni W okoli-
each Ann Arbor, Mich.
James Schermerhorn W Reed City,
Mich, spad} pod ko}a pociagu u.
traci} reke.
w Flladelfi zbankruto ova{a frma
tkacka Tehener & Frank. Dlugi wy
nosza $5O,OOO.
Henry Decow W Tuscola, Mich,
odebra} sobie zycie zalu po zonie,
kt6ra umar}a II lat temu.
w pewnym hotelu W Dayton, o.,
obrabowano dwoch ksiezy katolic-
kich. Ukradziono i'm $50 dolar0w.
w poblizu Grafton, O., umar}a
niewiasta, kt6ra przezy}a az 140 lat.
Jej corka liczy 80 lat i wyylada bar
dzo czerstwo.
w New Yorku zatrzymano wczo.
raj IA robotnik6w, kt6rzy jechali do
Pensylwahskich kopalh wegli zgo-
dzeni kontraktowo.
Niejaki J. G. Roth, agent, W New
Yorku strzeli4 try razy do ksiedza
J. Hall, ale chybi{. Aresztowano 90
i zazadano $4,000 kaucyi.
Pomocnik szeryfa D. Morgan W
New Boston, Tex, zostaf zastrzelony
i do. rzeki wrzucony, przez Karola
Vine, kt6rego chcial aresztowa6.
Ma kolei Santa Fe niedaleko Cal {.
nesv.lle, Tex, spad{ poc:ag toru W
row przewroci{ sic kilka razy. Kill
ka osob pokaleczonych niebezpiecz-
ME.
Gornicy W Indiana So zdetermino-
wani wytrwad przy strajku,choc g}6d
i'm zagraza. Robotnicy W innych
miejscowosciach urzadzaja dla Mich
kolekty.
Milwauczanie usilnie staraja sic o
to, ably demokratyczna konwencya
narodowa odby}a sic W tym miescie.
Ably celu dopiac, zagwarantowali juz
100000 ma agitacye.
w New Orleans, La, by} straszny
pozar W poniedzialek. Elektryczny
drut, gdy 60 przecieto, spad} ma stra-
TAXA Mateusza Hanson zabi1 60 ma
miejscu. Nieszczesliwy zdazy} wy
movie: 90! moi Bozen'
Piec tygodni temu W Dayton, o.,
ukradzono kufer pewnemu agentuwi
jubilerskiej firmy Herman Keck z
Cincinnati, W ktorym by}o klejno-
tow "a $4,000. We wtorek z}odzie-
je zostali pojmani i rzeczy znalezio-
no.