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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07
dano, IL wszyscy %oskarzeni, oraz
wielu sprzyjajacych ich zasadom,
przybyli z czerwonymi gwozdzl-
kaml W surdutach.

Ma wystawe do Pragl wy1echago
z krakowa 1876 os6b. Przewodni.
czacym w%ycleczek wybrano p. dr..
Marklewicza, d prezesem honoro-
wynn ks. praiatafa GrochoIskiego.
w O}omuncu powita Polak6w de-
putacya mieJska niespodzlanie.
Choir polski zasplewaf pc czesku
,,Gdzle domek MOI, a Czesi Cd
powiedziell okzykiem! ,,Niech
zyJe Polska!' w czeskiej Trzeba-
we vital Polak6w burmistrz,
mlasto, nSoko}y" re sztandarem,
straz ochotnlcza i tlumy publlcz.
noscl. Muzyka gra}a melodya, ,,Je.
szcze Polska ME zg1ne}a." w
Hocen w}adze miejskie wita1y
wycleczke polskq, a pane czeskie
obsypa}y wagony kwiatami. Ma
pozegn anie tysiace os6b wykrzy'
knefo - eszczz Polska ME zglneta.
w Pradze stana} pociag o II 60
dzinie w nocy, godzine p6zniej, a
to dla tego. re ma rozmaltych sta.
cyach tax serdecznie witano Pola-
k6w. Ma dworcu powitai uczestai-
k6w prezydent miasta wraz z rad.
camj | kom1tet wystawy, a pu-
bllcznosc wydawala pe}ne zapa}u
okrzyki ma CEASE goscl polsklch.
Prezes p. dr.. Markiewicz, dzlekuJac
"a serdeczne przyiecie, nadmlenif,
re Polakow z Czechaml }acza cd
tysiecy lat braterskie stosunki l re
Polacy przybywa]a ma wystawe,
ably z}ozyc hold zasfugom wytrwa-
lei piracy Lzech6w. w imlenlu
pragsklej kolonli polskiej powlta}
Rodak6w prezes ,,Ogniska" Roda-
k6w odwlozty z dworca powozy
arystokracyi czeskiej W Pradze, a
publicznost W llczble20,00O tworzy-
Ia szpaler Cd dworca do hotelu Pod
zfotym %anio}em," gdzle zamowiono
mieszkanla Ola uczestnikow wycie-
czkl. Panic rzucaly kwlaty do po-
wozow, a publicznosc i tam llczn!e
zgromadona, wlta}a gosci z s7cze-
rym zapafem. O 1 godz. zeszli sic
wszyscy ma wleozerze. Przybyll
takze wybitnie]si literaci / redaS-
torowie wszystKlch pism. Wypito
zdrowie ma Geese Edwarda Jelinka-
prawdziwego p%rzy]aclela Polakow.
Potem wznoszono rozmaite toasty
ma czesc braterskich stosonkow
obu narodow. Ma kohcu w%ieczerzy
d~oreczono uczestnikom wycieczki
wspaniale ]wykonanle z~aproszenie
ma wielkle przyjecie W ratuszu,
gdzie wezmle udzla} GAIA Rada
mlejska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07

Prezenta p. Pereutki to
ME zadna oblecanka - cacanka,
lecz fakt i lstotnle drogocenne RE
cry. SAM, zakupiwszy W jego han
dlu "a 3 dolary towaru, otrzyma-
llsmy prezent wart dolara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07
DARMOCZYTALSCY

NastepulacYch daWnle)sZych
abonentow R kt6rzy
mic soble ME robla z naszych
rachunkow, wzywamy niniej-
s7em publiczn1e. ably zaptaclli
nam dug swoj "a gazette.
Ka2dy z Mich winien przyna]-
mniej $500
Adamowlcz New York
cit E. 4th Str.
Malicki Antoni Centralla
Trojanowski JOS Milwaukee
1888 Mitchell Str.
Stomski Miko}aj Jersey City
2OO-12 Str
Radomskl Jacob Nanticoke
Sakrajda Math Merrill
Jagl}a FIR. Chicago
% Cornell Str.
D%orszyhski FIR. Elba
Palewicz William Stockton
Id ISL
Wltkowski z. New York
1856 E. 3rd Str.
Lewandowski Chicago
Ward Cord Mr. Is.
Cwleklihskl J. Buffalo
50 D.. Lathrop Str.
Budgowskl John Seymour
Lepczyk Jack, Bay CITY
Cos Van Buren,
Cywinski w. Milwaukee
I Weight Str.
Rejman Chas South Chicago
Pestka Paul Milwaukee
906 Bremen Str.
Ruszkowskl A. Pierce City
Stlllmach JOS. Polander
Szymanska Teoflla Detroit
652-23 str.
Szcze}uskl st Brooklyn
! 203 Johnson ave.
Wltajcwskl Franclszek Brooklyn
379 Buswlck ave.
Ptak Mlcha4 Plymouth
Samolewski St Brooklyn
A Montrose ave.
Leapert Clayton
Gajewski Detroit
no Riupelle str.
! Gle@dzlnski w. Chicago
6O4-G06 Blue Island ave
Bigo Andrea Buffalo
TO Cot str.
Allmon G.. b. Berla
Adamski A New York
l04 Essex str.
Jacobus NJ. c. o. Jos Baum
Manistee
Bakalowskl Fr. c. O. Chas Majer
sos Cor. Pest d Mason str.
San Francisco.
kameckl Frank, Stockville Roam
Newburgh
Gronkowski Henryk Sag Harbor
Long Island
l'uszklewicz 1871 Ccrsent str.
Dutchkill l.. j. New York
Brzezinskl ID. 80 Waterbury,, Conn
New Haven.
(Clqg dalszy nast2pi.)
* "
x
Jezcll powyzeJ wymlenleni
postqpia sobie wzgIedem mas nczci
vie i rachunek 2 mani zaIatwia,
chetnie pokwitujemy ich mlcdzy
rzctclnyml naszymi abonentami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07
w LA SALE, ILL,

poswlecl1 ks. biskup Spaldlng 2
Peoryi tamtejszy nowo pobudowa-
ny polski kosclof.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07
LAKE MINTONKA

LAKE MINTONKA. Ko-
lei Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul sprzedaje podczas obecnego
sezonu co piatek ; sobote tykiety
40 Lake Mlnetonka po znizonych
cenach. Tykiety wazne az do ma.
stepnego ponledziafku. Pytac sic
W City Ticket Office.
WINONA ~SAVINGSBANK
-Wlnonskl Bank Oszczednosci
wypo1ycza rieniadze ma ME
ruchomosci i hipoteki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07

sic mole z czasem l zb,erze
ma odwage do rozpra vienna sic
z naml-dotad oni obaj tro-
szeczke "a mali, by W lch
muzykalnYch serduszkach "a.
grac mogta krew bohaterska
Tub Observation-Disclosures, 2e
w la'ru ME lekaibY sic
walkl czy to ma piescie, czy
ma ostrze artykufow prswa
~prasowego, vice tylko palca-
mi W butach ukrytych cd.
wa2nle procesuja.-W iarus
NE TAXI Fly, ]ak go soble
K r k a maluie W swo-
)e] zazdrosnej wyobraznl; jul
mu dzisiaj szyje buty, ably gdy
Mlchafek meznem kiwaniem
2edrze stare skarbowe, porzad-
ME wyprawic go do Men
doty.
KS. DIR. NJ. BARABASZ,
v%ice-rektor seminaryum pol.
skiego W Detrol, przeroblf z
]ezyka trancuzkiego, gfadKim
wlerszem, jednoaktowke ka-
ptana francuzk,ego Coppee.
Tresc tego dramaciku pc krot-
ce TAXA: Francuska dzjewica
ocala 2ycie komuniscie--jedne-
mu z tych, kt6rzy zabili ]ej
brata, ksiedza katotickiego,
a ocala go W ten spos6b, lie
mu pozwala przebrac sic W
szaty kapfansk,e nieboszczy.
ka prata.-Sztuczka to bardzo
plekna, lecz watplmy, sic czy
NADIA ola naszych seen
ludowych, osoby BOWEN wy
stepujace rrzemawiaia " tax
dfugich ustepach, Re nasze
wlarusy zanadto by sic nudzi-
fy podczas przedstawienia. Go
innego. gdyby dobra deklama-
eva aktorow zdolafa zaintere-
sowac zachwyclG sfuchaczy-
ale TAX iodine silly aktorskie
znalaztyby sic chyba W Chi
cago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07

OMAHA, Nebr.-Dnia %
Llpca pofaczyll sic tn slubem
ma}zenskim D. Jozet Borowiak z
Columbus. Nebr.,z panna Agniesz-
ka Borowiak ztutejszego miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07
TANIA JAZDA DO ST
PAUL i =

M kolei Chicago Milwaukee
& Paul bedz!e MONA jechaG
do tych miast ga S4.l5 dot9d
j 2 powrotem nastqpujach
dniach: % Lipca, 80 Lrpca,
lgo, ego SGD SierpEla. Tyk,e-
ty waane al do 9 Sierpnla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07

PAN ANTONI SYMBOL,
teolog . scmmaryum poIskiego, pi-
SIZE nam Z Par,sviIle, Pa, gdzle
bawi II ks. RodCwlcza, re to ME
prawda jakoby koIcktowaf ma
Wschodaic pienlqdze m ukohcze-
ne nauS teologrcznych, jak pisat
Poia& u Ineryce | iak r6wniel do.
niesiono EIiaraS0aci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07
OBYWATEL NAGEL

ACKNOWLEDGMENT sumienlem ko-
nlecznie znowu pragnie sobie
podyndac we W iarus e.
Sam tn zuchu, sam tn smy-
ku-bedzie troche smiechu,
ryku!...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07

W Krakowie odbedzle sic
wkr6tce sz6sty zJazu polskich le-
karzy i przyrodnik6w, ma kt6ry size
spodziewaja Polak6w lekarzy 2
nai rozmaitszych KRAKOW Europy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07
OBJ. u FL

Pa, 1888 II S. pubilczhla dzlekuje
doEtorowl Rasmus 2 Toledo "a
w~yleczenle jego syna, ktdry cier-
nlal ma opuchlizne catego cla}a.
Pisze, ID syn teraz zdr6w iak ryba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07

Panu T. L. TWarus dopo-
mog} do sta4ej p0sady. Slisz, sko.
70 sic dowledziaf, re pan f.. VISTA
pill W s}uzbe do Wiarusa jake nasz
podr6zujacv agent, czempredze]
postara} sic o przyjecie 20 do
Polaka W Ameryce jake drugiego
redaktora.-Rozumie sic, re to
posada olpowiedniejsza ola p. t.,
to tez chetn1e je przyja}. = Obec-
ME zn6w many tvlko jednego
podr6zuiacegr agenta, p. Wa
wrzyh 4lskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07

n a PSF Sc + Limburgs
ski sprzedaja teraz Bracia
Gresel pc 10 cent6w funt. =
Dawnie1 kosztowa1 funt tcgo sa.
mego sela Is centow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. ks.
Misiewicz p%ostanowi} opusciG swo.
ia tutejsza parafia. Stara sic o MIA
ks. Machnlkowskl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07

O PORUSZONEJ prze2
Zgode sprawce, ]akiej sic ge-
neralny sekretarz Zwiazku
Mar. Pol. Antoni Maftek do
puscli W Winonie, ograoiajac
redakcya Waarusu z waznych
papierow, rozpiszemy sic CD
szerniej W przysztymy hume
RE. Tymczasem zaznaczamy,
ze Mafiek przybyf do naszej
redakcyi jake potulny bara-
mex, zaczat piszczec iax wydra,
przedstawiat nam rozpacz ca.
lego domu swo]ego pc pre-.
czytaniu ,,sylwetkl" W Wa.
1usle -bfagal, zafamujac rece,
ably zfagodzlc co pisallsmy o
MN, a szczegolnie o jego
gospodarce z zwlazkoweml 3D.
padkami. = Kiedy w~reszcie
przypcmnlaf dawn;eisze wspol-
ne lnteresa nasze W walce
przeciw kropidlarzom, wzieia
lltosc redaktora Wlarusa i
przyrzekf usprawiedliwlan!e
sic generalnego Sekretarza
wv. N. P. umiesciG W Wlaru-
sie,-przy]al go jake starego
z%najomego jaknajserdecznlej !
pozwolif mu rozgoscic sic W
swoim domu. Maftek zas sko.
rzystal z tego W ten sposob,
De szperaf pc tap1ersch leza-
cych ma stofach koszach
redakcyinycn, al wreszcle uto.
wit korespondencya chicagos-
ka, p%rzepisana przez naszego
staiego wsp6lpracownlka, kto.
ra schowaf do kleszeni. | ten
SIG teraz smie jeszcze
cnelpiG sic W Zgodz1e p..... ci.
sw%oiej!- Widac, he to clio
wick tax zIe wychowany, u
ma tel swoieJ p..... C, san
pofapac ME sic moze-wlerzac
snat, 2e popeinll cos arey gent
lemansAlego.
Mole byG, ze 60 zamery.
kanizo wan rozialdaczeni Pc.
lacy pochwala, ale nc to mu
ME pomoae, DO wlasnie ia ME
zrqcznq swolq sztucz.
kq ukul soble kopq gwoldzl
s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07

NOVA GROCERNIA W Winonie.
= PAM Anna Milanowska znowu otwo-
rzyla zamknieta niedawno przez JET sy-
ma grocernia W swoim wlasnym
dong przy 2 giej ulicy, w 4 wardzie.
P~rzyjaciele i patroni tego staregc domu,
niechaj 60 nadal jaknajsilrej popie-
raja. Znajda W MIN dawna szczcrose,
ak%uratnosc rzctelnosc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07
NOTATKA

d a M S zego p.o drozu a.
cego enta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-07

Sand Beach, F. Pawfowskl2.00
Lemont st. Sobiechowskl2.CO
Jamestown, Grzegorz
Nogosek 0.50
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-06-04
TRUCK FARMING.
Figures Showing the Magnitude of That
Industry.

Figures Showing the Magnitude OF That
Industry.
Truck farming is distinct from mar
ket gardening. It is carried on at a
distance from market, water and rail
transportation being necessary.
Upward of $1,000 600 is invested in
this industry, the products reaching a
value of SIG, 507, 155 on farms after pay
ing freights and commissions, and real
lied upon 534, 40 acres of land. There
are employed in this industry 216, 765
men, 9,254 women. and 14,S74 children,
aided by 1886 horses and mules and
$s,971, 200. 20 worth of implements. The
Norfolk district, embracing AZ, 1915 acres.
shipped products valued at 81, $50;
south Atlantic district, III, TAI acres,
products S13, 1873, SIC; Mississippi valley,
80, $50 acres, products 81, 979, 1888.
Nearly rs per cent. of the truck pro
duced in the United States comes from
belt of country along the Atlantic
coast lying east of line drawn from
Augusta, Me-, to Macon, Ca; from
southern Georgia, Alabama and Flori-
da; along the north and south lines of
railroad in the Mississippi valley from
the Gulf to Chicago, St Louis and Kan
sas City, and from the celery districts
of Michigan and Ohio. More or less of
the truck, however, is produced in all
the states. The following figures show
the total acreage of the leading vegeta-
bles grown upon truck farms of the
United States: Asparagus, 81, 979; beans
(string or snap), 12,607; cabbage, "a, O94;
kale, 1869; spinach, 20, 1876; Irish pota-
toes, 2s,O46; beets, 2,42O; celery, Is, 3s1;
cucumbers, 4,721; watermelons, ia, Ss1;
other melons, %, ATT; peas, Sc, 1852; sweet
potatoes, 2s,621; tomatoes, %, 1902; mis-
cellaneous vegetables, 81, 6O1.-Atlanta
Constitution.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-06-04
FRAUD lN TRADE.

Spurious Articles Palmed on by Com
sclenceIess Dealers.
The extent to which fraud prevails in
trade and business is something sur
prising and melancholy to contemplate
Adulteration is practiced in numberleas
articles. With milk, we have water
when we have nothing worse; with tea
we have great variety of foreign and
American leaves; with coffee, peanuts
chickory and beans; with sugar, sand
and other substances, with flour, plaster
of Paris, and so on.
In the drug line 1t seems to be con-
ceded that the chief skill to be attained
is the skill of artfully mixing spurious
substances which closely resemble the
genuine drug 1t has become matter
of chance whether the poor and desper-
ate suicide who resorts to opium OF
arsenic finds strength enough in what
he buys for either of these articles 70
put an end to his unhappy existence
So far as he is concerned this is very
well, but it is not SO when such sub
stances are relied upon as remedial
agents.
In articles which do not admit Of
adulteration you fare but little better
You get the genuine thing, but the
chances are that you get it Of very m
ferior quality. Take the great staple,
iron, for example. Thousands and
millions of tons of it are sold, q
such inferior quality, as to be unnt
for the purposes for which 1t is used
You can hardly buy ready-made chain
trace, imported or of domestic mana'
facture, in the city of New YORK
strong enough to be certain to with
stand the pull of single horse. They
are heavy enough, but the iron is weak
or brittle.
In the use of a single keg Of nails
hundreds will often be found-some
times large proportion of the whole
keg-which cannot be driven into
pine board without breaking. Ere
quently, if you bore half dozen holes
with new auger, you viii find y Z
unfit for further use. Chisels, saws
and other carpenters tools Of like ~
ASAAOA 4u"iAOy supply bhC hieAH n.
Why is this so2 1t is anywise con
sistent with the character Of Chris
tian community?
Many of the manufacturers OF spur
Gus and adulterated goods, and many q
the dealers who grow rich from inc
traffic in them, profess to be moral ans
religious men; but we are unable 2
see how dishonesty can consist Win
true Christianity.
Is the pulpit wholly faultless IN tnls
matter9 Ought not its anathemas 2
be hurled against those who, IN snS
ordinary walks of commerce and trace
lead life of constant fraud and cheas
ing? We need the religious teaching
which shall make men more conscien'
tious, fair and scrupulous in their ever
day transactions with each otheT.--N'
Z. Ledger.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-06-04
Resurreeted by Hot water.

A woman who is passionate lover of
flowers, and, being city-bred, regards
them as luxury, says that after wear
ing roses an entire evening she is en-
abled to bring them to life again by a
hot-water bath. When she finds that
from any cause whatever the blossoms
droop and threaten an early death she
clips the stems and by letting the stalks
rest for while in steaming water finds
every leaf revive and freshen under the
process. Illustrated American.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-06-04
HOUSEHOLD BREvITlTs


The fine japanese cement
by mixing rice flour with a sSee we
quantity of cold water, and then ' I.s,'
gently, with constant stirring s'
Doctors claim that the a.,,.
oranges before meals is not near sa
e6cial from medical standLc;ss 20
eating them after meals upon -
stomach. 4
Icing for cake may be prevept.a
from cracking when cut by addins
tablespoonful of sweet cream = ~. ~
unbeaten egg. Stir all up toosss.
then add sugar until as stiff h cav carI'
stirred.
1t is necessary to the health ~ i.
feet to battle them daily and chapg.s.
stockings very frequently. Be aiws-
careful to hang the stockings Sb;I
have been worn wGere thev win
thoroughly aired at night II thew s. !
be worn again
Cinnamon Bread.-Roll out som.
light yeast bread dough till abouttb,s@
fourths of an inch Trick. Put X n
pan and let it rise till very light thss
cover the top with sugar and Mi,
batter, sprinkle well with cinnsmm
add little more sugar, then bake.-Y
Y. World.
Baked Apples.--Wash large sOm
apples and cut out tile blossom s5d
Arrange them stems up in bakins
dish. Dissolve half cup Of sugar iDs
cup of boiling water and pom over
them. Cover closely, and bake IN
moderate oven until tender, from onea
three hours. Serve with cream
Ladies' Home Journal
Chicken Salad Take the breast
of two chickens, two large punches q
celery and four hard boiled eggs chen
these separately and fine, put togetbe,
and mix thoroughly; make a gravy 4
one tablespoonful of mustard. two II
sugar, one cupful of vinegar, one-taH
cupful of butter, and pour it hot osa
the salad.-Housekeeper.
Egg Sauce.-Makec cream sauce spd
add two hard boiled eggs, the whites
chopped fine and the yolks mashed
Peel one dozen small onions, put chem
In a saucepan, cover with boiling water.
add a teaspoonful of salt, and boil hail.
an hour; drain and press through
sieve. Make white sauce, add tAa
onions, let boil and serve. Hons.
Mashed Potatoes With Egg.-Bssre
removing mashed potatoes from sha
stove, beat the white of an egg witSa
pinch of salt until very light Aftertle
potatoes are taken up into the dish.
smooth them over, and spread Tie
beaten egg on them, just as you would
frosting on cake, and hold very bot
inverted stove lid over them for sew
seconds, or until the egg turns just e
least bit yellow.-Boston Budget.
Chocolate Custard. Take four eggs,
four cupfuls of milk, one cupful Il
sugar, four tablespoonfuls Of grated
chocolate and two teaspoonfuls Of ex-
tract of vanilla Put the chocolate
with part of the milk over the fire in
double boiler, or in pail set in ket
tie Of boiling water. Let it cook until
perfectly smooth, then add the rest d
the milk, and when this becomes hos
pour it on the sugar mixed with the
beaten yolks Of the eggs Return y To-
the stove and let it cook until the Gus
tard begins to thicken. When il has
partially cooled pour it into custard
cups or glasses and put on the top d
each one meringue made Of the ahites
Of the eggs whipped very stiff with
powdered sugar.-Prairie Farmer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-06-04

We should always keep open and
free a corner of our head, in which to
make room for the opinions of our
friends. Let us have heart and head
hospitality.-Joubert.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-06-04

Often do the spirits of great events
stride on before the events; and in to-
day already walks to-morr 9W.-coIes
ridge.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-06-04

R-0S5nS VA S4AAAS JOO AANO0 W COASlIGT
untrustworthy officials. s.Woe unto
thee, 0 land, when thy king is a child.
and thy princes drink in the morning. !"
1t is great calamity to city when
bad men get into public authority.
Why was it that in New York there
was such unparalleled crime between
1866 and 1871? It was because the
judges of police in that city at that
time, for the most part, were as corrupt
as the vagabond that came before them
for trial, Those were the DAYS of high
carnival for election frauds, assassina-
ton and forgery. We had all kinds of
rings There was one man during
those years that got one hundred and
twenty-eight thousand dollars iIatone
year for serving the public. In a few
years it was estimated that there
were fifty millions of public treasure
squandered. In those times the Grim
inal had only to wink to the iudpe. or
his lawyer would wink for him, and the
question was decided for the defendant.
Of the eight thousand people arrested
in that city in one year, only three
thousand were punished These little
matters were fixed up" while the in
terests of society were fixed down. !"
You know as well as do that one VIII
Ian who escapes only opens the door
for other criminalities When the two
pick-pockets snatehed the diamond-pin
from the Brooklyn gentleman in a
Broadway stage, and the Williams were
arrested, and the trial was set down for
the general sessions, and then the trial
never came, aud never anything more
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PROPOSALS.

AAOA D'4hs~Ts
Eastern LUNArIc ASYLUM, }
WILLIAMSBURG Va. April , 1871
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL UNTIL p
L o'clock VI. of TUESDAY, April -, 1921, receive
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing this In
stitutiOn with the following for the ensuing
quarter, beginning April l, 1891:
GROCERIES,.
10 barrels family -four.
400 huf heels corn meal - lbs per bushcD.
500 pounds shoulder bacon.
1900 pounds ham bacon.
l.21n pounds pure ard.
5000 pounds grsnulsted sugar.
2OOO pounds yellow sugar
1870 pounds Laguayra coffee.
$50 pounds green tea.
1000 pounds rice.
300 pounds soda crackers.
1000 pounds laundry soap.
40 gallons mOlasses.
- gallons whisky.
20 gallons sherry
DRY GOODS.
100 yards mems wear.
hOO yards womens wear (strong)
80 yards calico.
go yards bingham.
~ yards blcachcd cotton.
30 yards unbeachcd cotton.
go yards sheeting siX-QuGrters)
60 yards drilled cotton.
dozen men undarshirts Digit weight.
2bolis linen crash.
6dOzen pairs mems shoes lNO. &, :, 3, q.
dozen pairs women shoes No. $50.
Parties may bid FOR any one or more Of the ar
ticlos above. All are required to furnish with
lids samples 10 he examined BY the Board OF
Directors a. their meeting April IS. 1891.
Articles must in al cases come fully mp to
samples otherwise will bo returned at bidders
expense. All articles must be delivered. freight
prepaid. AZ the Williamsburg depot on or before
the 2rh day Of April III. unless otherwise re-
quired BY the undersigned. and will 10 re-
weighed and remeasureI by The siOrekeoper
Payments to be made within thirty days after
the receipt OF the goods. No payment TO he
made until the contract has been fully and
faithfully complied With.
Bidders must STATE PRICE on EACH SAM
PIE and designate their samples with q pri-
vate mark DO no; Use same mark ~ IN former
hids). But IN 40 CASE must NAME OF BID
DER appear on samples.
list Of the bidders samples. prices, mark
snd NAME must 10 seAled and addressed 10 the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS. care Of the under
signed. Tho right being reserved 20 award
the contract 10 any one or more OF the bidders
or reject any or all Of tho bids offered.
Samples should be- marked TO Furnish Sup
plies and addressed 20
c. p. ARMISTFAD.
Steward Eastern Lunatic Asylum.
ap4-3t
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