davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-10

sprawnik os}upia1 podziwu, pismowo-
ditiel gryz} wargi.
= Misza! = rykna} sprawnik po chwii
= wrot sic do ojca!. -. Me wroch. :. buaata-
soszczik! moi syn bu,ataaoszczik Oto Polacy,
co mi syna zrobili.. W Stbir, % katorgu
eosiec1! aosiecA! (wszystkich). ia i'm pokaze,
co moze sprawnik! +, Misza! Misza! ty mne
zgubisz!.. Ty jeden syn mnie ity mnie gu
bisz! -.
sprawnik upad} ma krzes}o zakry} twarz
rekami.
= Polskie mleRo... p"l~ka krew : mo.
viii pismowoditiel : pod1iekujc.e n.eboszczce!
= Mo1csat' pad1ec! (milczeG 1otrze) =
krzykna} sprawnik = Ty mi zony ME tykaj,
ona by3a Polka, ale swieta kobieta. X ia to-
bic movie, a ty mnie wierz!. .Ty mnie ME
szczuj na syna! bo on mnie gubi, ale on ME
z}odziej, ME taxi jak ty ija!
W6dki! : wykrzykna}, przechylajac
karafke re spirytusem. = Wot tax! A ty, /.
wan Iwanowicz prasti! (daruj). ia wsciek1y,
ia 1ie WIEN sam, co movie -. :. wygowor cd
gubernatora = a moi syn da1 mi pysk, po-
kojna, widzisz, jak mi grozi nieba - Wan
ka karae6! Broncie mnie, DO ona strasznie pa
trzy!... Cha, cha, cha! moi syn padzec q 5o
skatirao (bydle); to1ko car da Bog, = reszta
proch, marna glina . W6dki! jeszcze spiry-
tusu!..
Wysaczy2 do kropli karafki upad} ma
ziemie bez znaku zycia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-10
KRZYZ MOGILNY.
1868 1864.
MOSkal.
II.
(Ciag dalszy).

= Wot polskie ksiazki! = vybuchnal
pismowoditiel. : Wot romansy piekna polka
= Misza! : przerwa} sprawnik : dis
jeszcze pojedziesz do graf6w. Ty kolega, po-
gadaj mlodym, po.,,,
= Me zrobie tego : przerwa} ojcu Mi
cha} = Jestem synem sprawnika, ale szpie-
giem ME bede!
= Co! = przerwa} sprawnik, piano u
sta mu EASILY. = Kto m6wi szpiegach. Iy
ruski, ty moja krew, mussz s2uehaG naczal-
stwa! Ty czysto ressskY!...
: Wot t7asofa! = sykns} pismowodi-
tiel pogarda patrzac ma Micha1a.
= Misza! : zawo}a} sprawnik, wstrzy-
mujac sic, lie mu sid starczy]o. ia wien, ze
ty student, re masz czyn czternastej klasy, ale
ty ojca ME rozwscieklaj DO ia piechota p6jde
do cara zrobie Gle rekrutem!
Bede wszystkiem, ale ME pod}ym -
zako6czy2 Michal, wychodzac z pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-10

Widzi ukochana matke: b{ogos{awi 60,
ukrepia ma drodze wytrwania....
%! ty mi uprosisz szczsscie u Boga!-
- zawola1 re lami - Jam Gle tax bardzo
kocba}, tax chce bye godnym ciebie!...
skromny dworek ocieniony lipami. =. ia
snookie dziewczatko witajace go usmiechem
majowego s}o1ca...
- Me, nie! to bye ME moze azeby niebo
odmewi}o mi szczescia! ia go tax ma}o pragne:
ylko jej, jej jednej! ca}y SWAT innym 20
stawiam; ona dla mnie swiatem ca}ym!.. Ma
tko! upros mi to szczescie Boga; to jedno,
inLego ME chce!
Ely ulzyfy sercu. Sio1ce tax jasno
swieci. :. A oko mlodziana dostrzega W dali
nie wielka wioske; oko duszy widzi lipy, dwo-
rex i ia, jak skromna, robotka zajeta wyspie-
wywa piosnke prosta jak ona, jak ora uro.
cza!.
Dosiad} konia juz jestpr niej. Patrzy
te oczy niebieskie, s}yszy bicie jej serca.:.
B1ogie chwile! a leca tax szybko, jak.strza}a;
nj ich zatrzymac, nj cofnae W naszej mocy.
- Prawdziwie, re ia siedze jak na pusty-
nj - zaszczebiota}o dziewczatko, odrzueiwszy
rob6tke. - Ciocia krzata sie, ,5gospodarzac Ra-
dabym smiac sic, weseic ayan cd godziny
siedzi taxi smutny . Co panu jest? Panic Mi
chale! A m6wi to glosem tax przejmuja-
Gym, tax rzewnym s}odkim, re dusza mlodzia-
jekla niby harfa, tknieta wiatru powiewem
Gag daisy nastapi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-10
III

Po rozstaniu sic ojcem Micha} poszed}
do ogrodu, usiad3szy pod drzewem, d1ugo du-
mai samotny.
SWAT mia} pred soba, nikogo ma swie-
cie.... Pogardza} tymi, kt6rzy go otaczaja, a
czu}, ze inni ME przyjma go tax serdecznie, jak
pszyjecia tego pragnie dusza m}odziana. Cho-
ciaz po matce wzia{ krew meczennik6w - on
moskal, syn niewol, s}uga despotyzmu!. Je-
go w}asny ojciec. ).
%, jak to boil, jak boil! - westchna}
m}odzieniec. = Me dla mnie szczescie, radosc
ME dla mnie! Wzgardziwszy jednymi, ME
przyjety przez drugich pojde droga samo-
thy. A jaki eel zycia? Gorzko, gorzko po-
mysled! Gdybyz przynajmniej umrze6 boha-
terska smiercia, wkupi6 sic W cz}owiecze6stwo,
zmyG pietno niewoi, co czolo mole plami =,
O, mnie niebo tego odm6Wi - Ha, poko-
ra poddajmy sic losowi!... A smutno pomyslec
ze szczescie ME Ola mnie... II znoWu "a
pad2 v zadume.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-10

przeto okret m6g}by wyjechat:
lecz to prawdopodobnie sic ME
stanie, .gdyz poreczenie zna-
cznie przewyzsza wartosc O.
kretu. Charleston stoi 0 pare
set yard6w cd Itaty. Itata ta-
kze ME moze puscic sic. ma
morze 2 powodu, ze jej ma
szyny potrzebuja naprawy.
Nieszczescie ma morzu.
San Francisco, 9. lipca.
Ma parowcu Monawai, kt6.
ry przyby1 tu dis popo}udniu
port6w australskich, znajdo-
wal sic kapitan amerykahskie-
60 zaglowego. okretu ,,Joseph
I'll. Scannel", zona i c6rka.
Okret znajdowa} sic W podro-
zy z New Yorku do Melbourne,
kiedy W nocy ma 7go czerwca
przy wjezdzie do portu W Mel
bourne wjecha} ma skate, o
kt6ra rozbi} sic 8 godziny
przedtem okret brytyjski
Crsighburn. 0bydwa okrety
zatone}y. Za}oga Scannel nra-
towa}a sic, z zafogi zas okretu
Cfaighburn utonefo 5 majtk6w
i pirrwszy i drngi steruik.
Nieszczsscie kolejOwe.
InddaA p lis hd., 8. hpca.
L Columbus, Ind, donosza:
Poc!Qg t"WaroWY5 stQd 40 Ma.
olson dis o 3 rano ma po}u.
-dnie od Elizabethtown pre-
szed} przez konia i przez to
nieszczescie mu sic przytraf}o.
Konduktor Ed. Fenton, palace
John Boase j hamulcarz Jack
Craning i Frank Stillingerf
znajdowali sic pod6wczas ma
lokomotywie, kt6ra sic wyko-
leila. Boase zeskoczy}, ale Gle
zko zosta} pot}uczony przez
w6z, kt6ry upad} ma niego.
Trzej inni wraz lokomotywa
potoczyli sic nasypu 40 stop
wysokiego j bardzo ciezko sic
pokaleczyli. 13 woz6w zostaao
pogruchotanych i szkoda zrza-
dzona jest bardzo znaczna.
Chfopak pefen nadziei.
Kansas City, No., 9. lipca.
Ch}opak Richard Breeze,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-10

zmniejszy}a sic W ostatnich
pieciu latach 0 2,200 dusz.
Przyczyna tego jest emigracya
do p6}nocnej i po}ndniowej
Ameryki.
Les9ena6awg, 9 lipca. Z
Wczoraj wybuch} pozar W
katedrze podczas naboze6stwa.
Powsta4o dixie zamieszanie.
W kt6rem kilka os6b odnios1o
ciezkie uszkodzenia. Geese
koscio}a spali}a sic ca1kowicie.
Atryka.
Londy1a, 9 lipca.
Parowce przyby}e 2 wysp
kanaryjskich donosza 9 smierci
krola Jaja Opobo, ktorego
Rad angielski pozbawi4 tronu
pred kilku laty "a to, ze opie-
raj sic zaprowadzeniu chrze-
scia1stwa W swoim krajju.
Egypt.
Kairo, 9 lipca.
spodziewaja sic W Egipcie
tego roku bardzo obftego
zbioru bawe1ny.
Pofudniowa Ameryka.
Pary;, 8 lipca.
Nadesz}y wiadomosci z Bu-
enos Ayres, re wybuch1o po v
stanie W republice Argentyd
skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-10
Piatek, dnia 10 Lipca 1891 r.

chilijskich okret6w wojennych,
kt6re zbudowa}o towarzystwo
,,des Forgiers ct Cantiers' dla
rzadu cbilijskiego. Sad opiera}
zniesienie wyroku ma tenn, re
okrety zam6wione by}y przez
Rad prezydenta Balmacedy,
kt6ry jest jedyna w1adza chi
lijska uznana we Francyi. &
Lomdyu, 9 lipca.
Francuski minister skarbu
Rouvier wyda} uczte cz}onkom
senatu i Izby pos}ow.
Persya.
Londyn, 9 ipca.
$500 belgijskich robotnik6w
kt6rzy strajkowali juz cd 70
dni, 'posz}o dzisiaj rano napo-
wrot do piracy.
Rosya.
Petersburg, 9 lipca.
Donosza, re na wypadek
nieurodzaju, Rad postara sic o
dostateczpa ilosG srodkow do
zycia, ably zapobiec drozyznie.
Wielkie spichrze zbozowe dla
wojska moga bye W razie po-
trzeby otwarte.
Ninisterstwo spraw wewne-
trznych wys}afo urzednik6w,
ably takowi zbadali dok1adnie
zagrozone nieurodzajem powia-
ty. Mysla rowniez mad tenn,
aby ograniczy6 wyw6z zboza
"a granice. Dotychczasowe
podposzenie sic ceny zbo1a jest
prawdopodobnie tylko sku-
tkiem spekulacyi kupc6w, ale
Rad niewatpliwie rozpatrzy
dobrze te sprawe.
WfOehy.
Medyozan, 9 l,pca.
Schwytauo tutaj dzlsiaj pod
skarbiego miasta Marsylii, Ba
reta, ktory dopusci} sic roma
itych naduzyc. Znalezio6o przy
MIN 1000 weksli.
POrtugalia.
Lis6ono, 9 lipca.
Portugalskie ,,Cortes" odro-
czy}y sic az do 11'go listo-
pada.
Luxembourg.
Luxembourg, 9 lipca.
Pod}ug nrzedowego sprawo-
zdania liczba mieszka1c6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-10
Telesramy Zagraniezne.
ZamOrdowanie pOlskiego szlach-
cica na kOlei.
Cesarz Wilhelm przyjmuje rome
! deputaeye.
Polar katedry W Luxembourg.
Nienlcy.
Pary5, 9 lipca.

Rad niemiecki zawiadomi}
Nministra spraw zewnetrznych
Ribota, re pozostanie nadal W
mocy ulzenie przepisow pasz-
portowych dla Alzacyi i Lota
ryngii, kt6re wprowadzono w
czasie nieszczesliwego wypad-
ku kolejowego pray Moen-
chenstein W Szwajcaryi, to W
celu umozliwienia poszukiwa6
krewnych "a zmar}ymi, ranio-
nymi lub zaginionymi ofarami
tego wypadku.
Londyn, 9 lipca.
Niemiecki parowjee Cleo
patra'', ktory niedawno ude-
rzy} W ska1e W ciesninie Mage,
lana, przyprowadzono do brze-
gu, aby uchroniG go cd zato-
niecia. Podr6zni i majtkowie
zostali uratowani. Okret roz-
pada sic na kawa}ki.
AustrO = Wegry.
~ Wdede5 9 lipca.
Ma pociagu pospiesznym
miedzy Warszawa a Peters
burgiem zamordowano i IRA.
bowano potem wczoraj VIE
czorem polskiego szlachcica i
! w}asciciela obszernych posia-
d}osci, hr. Micha}a Platera.
Dotychczas ME aresztowano
nikogo.
Wjede6, 9 lipca.
Dzisiaj podczas posiedzenia
Izby pos}ow do Rady pa6stwa
zastrzeli} sic przy wchodzie do
galeryi dla obcych pewien
umys1owo chory cz1owiek.
Wielka Brytania.
L0ndyro, 9 lipca.
Rozmaite deputacye mia}y
pos}uchanie u cesarza Wilhel-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-10

ma. Miedzy innymi by}a takze
deputacya towarzystwa anti
niewolniczego. W przemowie
upraszano cesarza o pomoc do
zniesienia handlu niewolnika-
mi w Afryce. q odpowiedzi
cesarza MONA by}o wniosko-
wac, re jest on ta sprawa do
k}adnie obznajomiony.
Wykaza} on nieludzkose
arabskich handlarzy niewolni-
kamii cierpienia niewolnik6w,
doda} jednak W ko6cu, re wat
pi o dok}adnosci podania Ii
vingstona, jakoby ma kazdego
niewolnika, kt6ry dostaje sic
ma wybrzeze, dziesieciu w dro-
DE g}ebi Afryki gine1o.
Cesarz zauwazy} jeszcze, re
wiadomosci, kt6rych mu W
swoim czasie udzieli1 major
Wissmann o handlu niewolni-
kami, uczyni}y g}ebokie ma
MIN wrazenie. Wlssman pre-.
chodzi} przez miejsca W po}u-
dniowej Afryce, W kt6rych
znajdowa}y sic wsi kwitnace;
W diva lata p6zniej miejsca te
by1!v zupe}nie puste, DO ham
dlarze niewolnikami ME pozo-
stawili AMI jednej duszy.
Cieszy mie, rzek} cesarz
re pofaczone tioty anglelskle l
niemieckie wsp6lnie dzia}aja
przeciw temu handlowi, ale
mysle, re ME obejdzie sic bez
gwa}townych walk z handla.
rzami, zanim ostatecznie wy
tepi sic ich zupe}nie.
Londyn, 9 lipca.
Przygotowania do przyjecia
niemieckiego cesarza W Guild
Hall So uko1czone.
Londyaa, 8 lipca.
Wczoraj odSryto statue Ro-
berta Burns W Ayr. Amery-
ka6ski konsul W Leith wyg}o-
si} swoj w}asny poemat. By}o
obecnych 10000 osob.
Francya.
Pary5, 9 lipca,
Sad apelacyjny,zniosf wyrok
prezydenta sadu apelacyjnego
dep. Seine, W sprawie zajecia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-10

Bydle - mrukna} Ivan Iwanowicz-
| jemu to bye sprawnikiem Go ohieca}em,
dotrzymam: W szpitalu, inwalid6w zginiesz
g}upia g3owo! = Kopna1 pijanego noga, ivy
szed} z pokoju.
sprawnik toczac plane z ust wo}a} ME
przytomny:
> Misza! padlec, w6dki!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-10
Rok IL.

kt6ry przez zreczne sfa}szo-
wanie przekazu ma bank Bra
ley'a zyska} $1,000, i inne jesz.
cze wartosciowe papiery W
wartosci $4,000 ukrad}, a po-
TEN uciek}, zosta} dis areszto-
wany przez pinkertonian6w W
Charleston, Mo. Pieniadze, 2
wyjstkiem $500, odzyskano.
Keystone National.
PHILADELPHIA, 9 lipca.
Prokurator wniosf dis "
sadzie zwiazkowym, azeby po
reczenie zbieg}ego prezydenta
bankuKeystone National zban;
krutowanego, Gideona W.
Marsh ogfoslc "a przaped1e. :,
Rec1ycielami Marsha byli vii.
liam III. Wanamaker i John III.
Jones.
Piorunem zabici.
NeaD Orleans. 9 lipca
z Rosque County, Tex, do
nosza, IL wczoraj wieczorem
piorun uderzy} W dom S. P.
Andersona, Szweda mieszka-
iacego 0 l5 mil ma zach6d stad
j zabi} jego zone trzy c6rki.
Anderson znajdowal sic W po.
blizu domu,. gdy piorun ude-
rzy}. Dom natychmiast stana}
W p}omieniach zdo}ano tylko
zw}oki zony Andersona ME-
60 wyniesc.
sasiedzkie grzecznosci,
Ca1lesburg, KY, 9lipca.
Pomiedzy familiami Clyne
Deskins W Logan Go. y>W. Va.
panuje cd d}uzszego czasu ME.
zgoda. Rzeka przedziela ich
posiad}osci. Obydwie familie
i ich ludzie uzbrojeni SO W
Winchester6wki strzelaja do
siebie wzajemnie przez rzeke.
W ciagu ostatDiego tygodnia
trzech mezczyzn zosta}o zastrze-
lonych.
Polar drzewa.
Grand Rapids, Mich., 9 lipc.
Wczoraj wieczorem W Jen-
nigs spali} sic sklad desek Bra
ci Mitchell i szkoda zrzadzona
wynosi do 100000 dolar6w. z
(Dok. la 4 tel str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-07-10
Telegramy KrajoWe.
Znowu nieszczescie kelejowe W
Indiana.
Rozbicie dwoch okretow o skafe
W Australia.
znaczny p9zar W skiadzie drzewa
W Michigan.
Itata.
Itata.
San Diego, Ca5., 9. .lipca.

i
Wczoraj wieczorem przyby}
tu zwiazko~y prokurator, by
naradzi6 sic marsza}kiem
Gard i ofcerami krzyzownika
zwiazkowego Charleston. Po-
wiedzia}, ze papiery W sprawie
procesu przeciw Itacie SO juz
wygotowane, ale process roz.
pocznie sic dopiero we wrze-
sniu. Poniewaz "a zastepstwo
Itaty z}ozonem jest poreczenie,
Middletown transcript., 1891-06-18
Delaware Graduates.

At the annual commencement Of
Princeton College, which was held
Wednesday, number of citizens OF
Wilmington, including Mrs. Victor
DUPONT, Senator and Mrs. Gray,
Willard Hall Porter and family, were
present. taa
Those who graduated from Delaware
were follows: Arthur Willing Spru-
ance, Albert e. Keigwin of Whining
ton and William 81. Bradford, OF
Dover. Arthur W. Spruance received
the degree cum laude. VIM. Il. Brad
ford and A. E. Keigwin graduated
from the academic department.
Middletown transcript., 1891-06-18
Eloped with His Clerk.


John 81. Reed well-known business
man of New Castle. DEL, has disap-
peared as has also Fannie Bartlett, the
pretty 15-year-old daughter Of Joseph
Bartlett of the same place, and from
the general aspect Of things the pair
have eloped. Up to few days ago
/. Fannie had been employed in Reeds
store, across the street from her home,
as clerk, and she left the latter part of
last week to visit relatives in Salem,
N. ]. About the time she was expect
cd homs Reed also left town and went
to Delaware City, where he met the
girl and sent her on the train to
Newark, while he returned home.
After eating supper with his family he
told his wife that he was going out to
enjoy the cool of the evening and he
has not been seen or heard Of since by
his family. 1t is thought that he went
to Wilmington and from thence to
Newark, where he met his former
clerk and sweetheart. The couple
have not been heard of since and
their whereabouts is a mystery.
Reed is married and has a family of
three children. His wife says he has
been q loving husband and father dur
ing their n:years OF married life, ,and is
much prostrated over the affair. Mrs.
Bartlett is also overcome with grief
and weeps bitterly over the misdeeds
Of her daughter.
Middletown transcript., 1891-06-18
Literary Notes.

A double-page portrait, drawn from
life, of Thomas A. Edison in his la
boratory was published in Harpsr's
Weekly for june 10th. A sketch OF
the Yale and Princeton baseball teams.
with portraits, was another inter-
esting feature of the same number.
The four-page Supplement will COM
prise an article on the New York
Coffee Exchange written by DR..
Richard Wheatley and amply illustrst.
ed.
Howard Pyle's romance Of the Middle
Ages, entitle i" Men of Iron," which
has been one of the prominent and
most attractive features of Harper's
Young People for several weeks past,
will be concluded in the number OF
that periodical for June 9th. A new
serial, "Flying Hall Farm, y by Sophie
SWEET, has been commenced. %
Middletown transcript., 1891-06-18
Editors Invited to Mexico.

The Peninsula Press Association has
received an invitation from the Pecos
Irrigation and Improvement Company,
of Eddy. New Mexico, to hold its
annual meeting at that place. The
company's invitation is accompanied
by a most cordial tender of hospitality.
1t also includes jaunts by special train
to every point of interest in New
Mexico, entertainment in the hand
soonest hotel in the territory, and an
opportunity for hunting, fishing, rid
ing, beside chance to enjoy the finest
scenery in America. The company will
arrange entertainment for q fortnight
or longer. It is the intention of the
Press Association TO make a shorter
trip this season and it is probable that
The Pecos Company's generous offer
will be declined. Every Evening. ai
Middletown transcript., 1891-06-18
The Peach Yellows- Conouered.

The Peach YellOWS Conquered.
William B. Croft came up from his
home in Middletown bringing Will
him several specimens Of cutting from
peach trees that have been treated fol
yellows by a. process of his invention.
Mr.. Croft states that his orchard was
severely affected by yellows dying
rapidly last year and year ago he ap-
piled this process. The numerous
limbs and sprigs exhibited to Eeers
Euening were unmistakably from Wig.
orous healthy trees, the foliage being
verdant and healthy in appearance.
The fruit from the trees is healthy in
appearance and sound and Mr.. Croft
states the orchard which year age
seemed a total loss will average in
yield at least three baskets to the tree.
Mr.. Croft's cure for the yellows is mex.
psnsive and readily applied to the
roots OF the affected trees. IL Mr.,
Croft remedy is as effective as it ID
shown to be. In this orchard he has
doubtless solved the perplexing prob
lem Of ridding the Peninsula Of yel-
lows. Orchards in different parts Of
the Peninsula are now being treated
for the:yellows and Mr.. Croft is over.
run with orders for his preparation.
Every Evening.
Middletown transcript., 1891-06-18
THIN DRESS GOODS.

White India Linen at 10,
~, IS, 18, Is and 3oc per yd.
Victoria awns, white
grounds with beautiful trail
ing vines, at SC per yd.
Handsome Challis Persian
effects at &c per yd.
Persian Mulls, c r e a m
grounds with beautiful roses
and figures at 2oc per yard.
Black and white Persian
Mulls at 2oc per yd, worth IS
Embroidery Flouncings, 81
inches wide, handsome pat.
terms, at IS, 90, $1.oo, I.io
1.25 and LOO per yd.
Embroidery Flouncings, As
inches wide, at $I.oo, Las,
1.5o and LOO per yd.
Black silk drapery net, Ia S
per yd.
Middletown transcript., 1891-06-18
LACES AND ENBROIDERlES.

Black silk laces, I5c, 2oc,
25c, 4oc and 6oc per yd.
Black and white Spanish
laces, ID in. wide, at I5c and
worth 2oc per yd.
Oriental embroidery laces,
all widths from I to 10 in. at
1oc, I5c, 2oc, 25c to 35c pei
yd,
Black and white Spanish
laces ID in. wide at 6oc and
CSC per yd.
Hamburg edgings, ,all widths
and prices at sc, sc, &c, &c,
Ioc, I23c, I5c, I8c, 2oc, 25c,
35c and 4oc per yd.
Cotton lace edgings at &c,
&C, sc and &c per yd.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Ladies night robes, plain
and trimmed at 45c, 6oc and
Soc each. :.
Ladies chemises, plain and
trimmed at 3Sc, soc and 75c
each.
Ladies corset covers, square
and V shape at 35c, soc and
75c each.
Ladies drawers,plain, tuck!
ed and embroidered at 3oc,
SIC and 45c each. u
Middletown transcript., 1891-06-18
state Items.

1t cost Rosa Douglass, colored, $6 to
swear on Milford's streets.
The Milford Womer's Christian
Temperance Union has reelected Mrs.
Maggie Il: Grisr, President.
A $4,000 market-house at Fourth
and Madison streets, Wilmington, is
projected.
Professor Collins, Principal of the
Georgetown public schools, has re-
signed.
While attached to carriage horse
belonging to Charles Blake, Of Hafbe-
son, fell onto a glass jar and was fatally
cut. ..
Eldon Mageny, Thomas Campbell
and Joseph Edwards will break stone
in New Castle Jail for twenty days for
drunkenness.
Clerk of the House f. M. Dunn 49,
a warded the printing Of the House
journal to James Kirk & Sop. They
will also print the laws.
Joshua Phillips was accidentally
shot in the aim by female rifie-shoot-
er of an Indian medicine troupe at
Berlin, Md. .
The New York Press says: Ex-
Governor Bigg, OF Delaware, and his
two sons expect TO sell 10000 baskets
of peaches this year. l,Ea
The Smyrna Creamery last month
received $500 quarts Of milk and
made therefrom $3.50 pounds Of butter.
The Seaford Ne,rs, weekly Demo
cratic journal, will shortly make its ap-
pearance. George Kay will be the
editor. Colonel William II. Stevens, .
Gubernatorial aspirant, viii furnish the
financial backing. 474aa s y sas
Troop B., N. G. D.. of Wilmington,
was loaned $40, 900 by State Treasurer
Burnite Monday in pursuance Of an
enactment of the late Legislature.
Governor Reynolds Monday appoint
ed DIR. Nathan Pratt Of Milford,
Trustee of Delaware College, to gil the
vacancy caused by the death of John
H. Bewley, of Smyrna.
Timothy Hartnet, the father of H.
year-old Daniel Hartnet, who is lodged
in Dover jail to keep him from eloping
with Jennie Sudler, the negress, de-
clares that the latter has conjured his
son.
The citizens Of Dover celebrated the
115th anniversary OF the adoption Of the
national colors Monday evening by
raising a new flag over the post Office.
Several local orators made speeches,
and the Norma Glee Club sang
patriotic airs. a4
Hereafter the pensioners of the
United States Government will be paid
on August 4, November 4, February 4,
and May 4. The payments have been
uuduO O uOuLti lAt01 CoCu 4uofICIs- u0
June payments is to be this time as
heretofore. f.
Married at the residence of the
BRIDES mother in Wilmington, by the
Rev. L. E. Barrett, Miss Margaret
Harper. formerly of Dover, and Frank
W. Harold, of the local staff Of the
Philadelphia Ledger. A large num-
Der Of friends and relatives witnessed
the ceremony. 2s9s 9ei
On petition Of Mary Ryan, her hus-
band, Moses Ryan, of Cecilton, has
been found to be lunatic BY jury
summoned by Sheriff Boyd, and on
Monday last, George A. Blake, Esq,
was appointed committee to take,
charge of his person and property. He
is now confined in Elkton jail on o
charge of attempting to kill a man
named Green. sH'
Middletown transcript., 1891-06-18

THE organization Of new political
party is the direct outcome Of a condi-
tion of discomfort caused by partial
and unfair methods pursued by the
Republican party. The farmer is
naturally discontented because be is
compelled by the governmental in which
he 10 supposed to take q part, to buy
in q market protected by the law Of
the land from foreign competition,
while he is compelled by natural causes
to sell in market open to the world.
1t In said that such an arrangement
causes an appreciable advance in the
price OF grain because it increases the
number of consumers. II such be the
case how will the high tariff advocates
explain to their employees the fact that
workingmen are always told that the
high tariff increases wages. One Of
these ideas must be incorrect because
by an increase in the number Of con-
sumers the number OF wage-workers
is also increased and the more wage
earners there are the less the rate of
wages will be. The advocates of q
prohibitory tariff are getting into deep
water since the people began to study
their methods and to ask questions.
No workingman ever gets more for his
services than those services are worth.
Under this high tariff system the labor
ing and producing classes, who are the
useful people Of the country are becom-
ing dissatisfied and are looking for
some means Of escape from political
bondage. The organization Of a new
party however is not necessary, for
the simple reason that the Democratic
party, alre ady organized and on the
verge of q new lease of power,
10 o peoples party and q party
demanding for the people the rights
and privileges which rightfully and
naturally belong to them.