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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05

Mrs. Jessie Upton, aged 50 years,
died at her home in TiptOnville, West
Tennessee, January Goth, of la grippe.
Deceased was sister Of Mrs. Nj. ID.
King.
The funeral of A. w. Potter, ST.,
took place last Saturday al ii O'Clock
A. NJ, at Beech Grove Church, near
Carter's Creek. 1t was largely at
tended. The services were held by
Elder Granville Lipscomb, of Nash
Vile, and Rev. II ). Craig, OF Spring
Hill. The inteImeut took place at
Lasting Hope Cemetery. Tue re-
mains were laid to rest by the side OF
the lifelong companion of the de-
ceased. Mr.. Potter Was Of Irish de-
scent aud has long been known as
successful farmer and prominent cItl-
zen OF this county. He was in his
Slst year.
Last Monday, February let, Mr..
Sam Campbell died at his home in
the Carriers Greek neighbOrhOod.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Craig at Lasting Hope;
the iuterment was in the Alexander
grave yard. Deceased was 10 years
old; he leaves a widow and five child
rem.
Mrs. J. y. Moore, of the Campbells
Station neighboI hood, died suddenly
last Friday night at the residence OF
Mr.. J. Il. Digger, where she was
visiting. She was not complaining at
all until after supper. Feeling badly
then, she retired early. About one
o'clock her sister heard her breath
ing badly, and in a few minutes she
IaoI Hart failnTa WAS the
cause.
DR.. Nathan Perry died last Friday
at the residence of mis- son. MIR. Joe
Perry, near Bigbyville. He was In
his 10Th veal, and had been a practic-
ing physician in this county for a
number of years. AS a physician and
as a citizen, he was well known and
highly respected. He had been in
feeble health for several monIns; la
grippe was the Immediate cause OF
MS death. The burial took place last
Saturday at Recess Church, the
services being conducted by Rev. MI.
Gray.
Mr.. VIM. H Gates died at his home
in this county last Saturday. He
had been IN failing health for some
time.
Mrs. Albert Webster, of Nashville,
died last Friday night at the resi-
deuce of her brOther-in-law, Buckner
Reynolds, in this county. She was
buried Saturday in the Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery.
DR.. Hunter, of Mt. Pleasant, re-
ceived a telegram this week an
uOuncing the sad news Of the death
of his son Mr.. Jay Hunter, who lived
in Arkansas. Deceased leaves a wife
and large family of children.
Mrs Belle Waldrup, aged % years,
died Of pneumonia, January "A, near
Stiversville, Maury county. The
deceased was a niece of Mrs. Joseph
\. Mcdonald, of Columbia.
Mr.. Connel, who lived in the Camp
bells Station neighborhood, on the
| Turner Dickson place, died last Fri
day of la grippe.
| Miss Susie +. Euwa1ds, daughter OF
! John A. Edwards, died at the resi-
dence of her father last Monday, oil
consumption; aged "a years. The
| funeral was held at the Christian
! Church last Wednesday morning by
/ Elder II G.. Fleming, assisted by
/ Rev. w. T. Ussery. lnterment IN
/ Rose Hill Cemetery.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
,NN A>D tUUNrl
lay. February 5, 1892.
FOR SHERIFF.

Ashor!zed to announce SAM
of the 9th district, as a
rim of Maury County, sub
4 -N!5fi- Of the Democratic prima-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
The Columbia Furniture Co.,

Will for 80 days sell all their Beds,
Safes, Chairs and cheap Bed Room
Suits at Cost. Are overstocked. AT
new Brown Block. feb6 ZG
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How TO Save Freight.

Merchants, don't forget that the E
w. Gamble Grocery Co., IL selling
Fresh Crackers ut Nashville prices,
TRY De and AAve the freight. It.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
H. S Cox, M. D.,
CITY Health Officer.

This report only includes residents
of the city; however there is perhaps
eight or ten that has been omitted or
overlooked, but the mortality does
not exceed one hundred, all told, Of
residents. sH S Cox, NJ. D.,
Citv HeaIth Officer.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05

Last Monday, February let, Mr..
Sam Campbell died at his home IN
the Carriers Greek neighborhOod.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Craig at Lasting Hope 4;
the iuternent was in the Alexander
grave yard. Deceased was 10 years
Old; he leaves a widow and five child
rem.
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Present Your Claims.

Any person having claims against
the estate of J. b. Pillow, decd, viii.
present them to me for payment.
iau29- At J. w. :. RIDLEY, Admir-.
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Critically Ill.

As the HERALD goes to press, We
learn that our old friend james o.
Beasley Of Bear Greek, IL In quite n
critical condition.
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He Rlned His Father.

SAvANNAHJ GA, FEB. DID,.
Porter, Deputy Collector OF Cus
at Savannah, was shot and killedT
his l6-year-oId son at ! O'clock m
morning at POrter's residence. POI
ter went home late under the innA
ence of liquor and being chided
his wife struck her.
His daughter interfered and tlHl
young Porter ran TO bureau aud
taking out a loaded revolver, fired
at his father. The father turned
on the son and both fell on the floor
together. In the struggle for the lsi-.
tot young Porter shot twice again. ha
last shot penetrating his athe ~
breast near the heart. He staQsseod
70 his feet and into the nextIOonf q
fell into u rocking chair and died
The bow ran into the street ~
called to a neighbOr that he had IN.
his father. He then summoned
family physician and aftervD,rd
walked to police Headquarters land
surrepded. He did not knowI for
some time that he had killed. his
father, as he left his home as soon ~
he fred the shots. In talking Of tA
fair in his ce -. 'uf ! ~
killed my fattfe,
from his woqt aVf5, 4
from his own lips
A few years ago,
presence about a y
his father In this cif
mother, my father /
mark that the YOUNG
greet his crime cCn
Never; he mA1fegret IN
but never the act.H
The patricide was cool
ted in all he said. An w
ing held to-day
- llmwns'~AE~''-
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Money TO Loan.

/ desire to loan several thousand
dollars upon Maury County req
estate or first class collateral security
Call at my Office n. Main st. Column
bia. Tenn. G.. w. WITHERSPOON,
feb5-tf Real Estate Broker.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
To Merchants.

Old Virginia Cheroots, Dukes Ci-
garettes and Red Seal Cigars, sold to
the trade at factory prices by the
e, W. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
Notice!

Why will you buy commission
seeds when you can buy fresh from
Hendricks Drug Store. JAM 9-4t
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Mrs. Belle Waldrup, aged % years,
died Of pneumonia, January "A, near
Stiversville, Maury county. The
deceased was a niece Of Mrs. Joseph
\. Mcdonald, of Columbia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
How Does This Strike You?

The Y. L. C. {. me cts at Mrs. A. S
Iamesl this afternoon.
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McKGnnOn Bros. & Anderson.
'SGenuinen'

We buy our seeds direct from La n
dreths garden. Hendricks Drug
store ian2q-4t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
Az LENINGToN.

Monroe Salisbury, the fortunate
owner of Direct and Director, will
sell some Of the get of these great
horses, at Lexington, from the 9th
to the l4th of this month. Some of
our stock men ought to go there and
bring some of the rich bloOded
youngsters home with them.
The Columbia Driving Park Asso-
citation will have the longest list of
entries Of any association in the cir
cult, and the meeting here next fall
will surpass the fondest expectations
of even the originator of the move
ment. In our next issue wewill have
something to tell regarding the rich
purses to come hereafter. Among
the attractions in these will be the
great Nancy Hanks. There are other
good things, but we will tell of them
later.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
To Creditors of Columbia Banking
Company.

[ am now paying so pro rata
Parties having claims, present them
at once. R. G. CHURCH, Trustee
ian29-tf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
N meteorological Record at AshWOOd for
February.

Highest thermometer on 2sth, 29th....... .60o
Lowest thermometer on 18th. ......... lie
Mean temperature..... ..... ......-.. % u.
Average temperature for month. ...... .S3.Sl
Ram and snow fall in inches. ..............2 6
Number of days on which rain fell. q
Number of days In which snow fell ..........2
Number of days in which sleet fell ..........l
Number Of days fair. ...................... 3
Number OF days clear. ....-...-............ 8
Number of days cloudy. .......:. =. Ia
Ice made in some places, four inches thick.
Ice houses all full.
O. FOSTER WILLIAMS.
Voluntary Observer, u. 3. Weather Bureau u.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05

For Good News
Read our ad. on 4th page of this
paper.
McKENNoN BROS. & ANDERSON.
For God Advice
Read our ad. on 4th page of this
paper.
MCKENNoN BROS. Il ANDERSON.
To Make Money
Read our ad. on 4th page of this
paper.
MCKENNoN BROS. d ANDERSON.
To Save Money
Read our ad. on 4th page of this
paper.
MCKENNoN Bros. & ANDERSON.
To be Happy
Read our ad. on 4th page of this
aper.
MCKENNoN BROS. & ANDERSON.
To be Prosperous
Read our ad. on 4th page of this
paper.
MCKENNON BROS & ANDERSON.
To DO Yourself Justice
Read our ad. on 4th page of this
paper, and then come aud buy
dollars, worth of goods with every
fifty cents in cash you bring with
you.
Yours, anxious to please,
MCKGnnOn Bros. & Anderson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05

Mr.. Connel, who lived in the Camp
bells Station neighbOrhOOd, on the
Turner Dickson place, died last Fri
day Of la grippe.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
Moodl MncdI MoodI

For the best wood, call on me al
Holding & Cochran's. Mat Gordon,
driver. w. X. GRESHAM.
janis Il
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
SI,eIIed or i'm tIIe Ear.

We solicit merchants orders for flour and
meal. Our prices will be in line with the
markets.
Our friends who owe US and dislike official
demands, should paw their bills by 18th Feb
ruary. Very respect fully,
ianl5 At ASHTON BROS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05

Mr.. H. NJ. Doak, one OF Nashville's
most polished orators and scholars,
will soon deliver a lecture on MAC
beth" at the Institute.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05

For Sale or Exchange.
A lot in West End 100 by go feet.
Apply to Horace Rainey. 1t.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
Coal and Wood
A New Hotel

Delivered promptly. Telephone 66
If. BAIRD & MCLEMoRE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
Strictly Business.

All accounts must be paid monthly /;
if this don't suit, don't have things
charged. JAMES BROS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05

Miss Susie +. Euwa1 Dis, daughter of
John A. Edwards, died at the resi-.
dence of her father last Monday, OF
consumption; aged "a years. The
funeral was held at the Christian
Church last Wednesday morning by
Elder II O.. Fleming, assisted by
Rev. w. r. Ussery. Interment in
Rose Hill Cemetery.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
Farmers & LabOrer's Union Attention.

The delegates of the different subor-
dinate lodges of Maury County will
meet in the Court House on Monday,
Feb. 9th. Give this your attention.
ian29-2t. w. H. NELSON, Prest.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
ENTERTAINMENTS.

There will be musical recital by
the pupils of Madame Carrick in the
Institute Study Hall next Wednes-
day evening, to which the friends
and patrons of the school are cOrdi-
ally invited.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05


l5
~
PLAID
colnle
Jan
wv
shipped
here, to
H. Al
shlpped on
=. A.
shipped one ca
to Atlanta.
-Jno. H. Es
load cattle and IN
j. w. Howard
car load mules ia
Greenville, Miss, IN
-JnO. A. Jones
load mules to J. I.
gOmery, Tuesday.
w. b. Burnett shi
load cattle, hogs and she
gomery Tuesday.
Joe Peachen shipped
horses and mules to Nh
Tuesday.
Tom McEwen, of Murfl
sold Jno. j. Stepnson 20,
mules Tuesday
-Chas. Smith, of Lyn
shipped one car load mules
lumbia aud sold to J. d. Guyton' ~
shipped them to Greenville, Missy
Wednesday.
DIR. johnson, of LynnvilIe,
shipped one car load mules 10 Coz
lumbia and sold to Joe McAdams
who shipped them to Vicksburg'
Miss, Wednesday az
Joe McAdams bought one car
load mules on the streets Monday
and Tuesday, aud shipped them to
Vicksburg, Miss, Wednesday.
j. A II. Scribner shipped two
car loads of mules to Montgomery
Wednesday
j. G.. Street bought one car load
of mules from ]. w. Howard q Co.,
and shipped to Junfer, Ala, jan
uary 80
j. G. Street bought one car load of
mules from Chas. Roberts and ship
ped to Sylocuga, Ala January 30
-Jno. A. Jones shipped one car
load of mules on the Both of January
. ~
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05

I'D. a NI'f- Of the Democratic prima-
ries on Marcs 5th
WYE are authorized TO announce F. NJ.
w NICE lis as a candidate for Sheriff of
Maury coun ", subject to the action OF the
DemocTatic rimarles, to be held in the'sev-
eraI district IF the county, Saturday, March
9TH, 1872
WTE are fncr'Heu 70 announce nee {, IL ~. 81 =,
w HARLaA as Candidate Tor SherlH
of Maury coz s.. -upJecJ 10 the pemOcraIIc
Drimaries O.. I. be-. in the several districts
of the county y, rH' Hlfy- Naich 'tl' 1917
VTvEare ant. .l. "a TO announce iONICK
w IOETT~ candidate for Sheriff Of
Maurv CoInrE giect to tine action Of "a
Democratic mi. fas. To be held March 5th.
NTE are auth ed 70 announce > \ NJ NJ u r /.
" A. HAVE IS "a candidate for Sheriff
of Many Couutr INFECT to the action Of a
Democratic min. ..r election to be held on
Saturday, March Do.
WYE are aufHr iZed to announce p. H.
w RAGSDAI r. Of the 18th districtFas a
candidate for Srerii OF Maury county, SUD
election, to be held saturday, March ON
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05
OFFICE OF
Ashton = Mills
With r. T. FARIS,

South East Corner of Public Square.
Office hours A. NJ, to p. M, daily.
We want to buy WHEAT and CORN at
top prices, to be delivered at office. Mills or
any station on the railroads. VIII buy corn
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Same terms.
A. r. Hal Pointer 2A4
Wilkes out of Mary NJ Al $ h
sG dam oTosa
Pulaski
Forp particulars andsn mall
CAMPBELL BROWN. Spring Hill, Tenn
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Dangerously Ill.

DR.. II. B. Rains is dangerously ill
with compaction of the bowels. He
was taken sudden ly Wednesday
about noon. The pain was so intense
it threw him into a spasm. His
physicians were with him all night,
and have been with him the greater
part Of the time since.
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COal and We


D 4livered promptly. Telephone 66
If. BAIRD & MCLEMORE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-02-05

STAT TENNEssEECOUNTY MAURY
& A Cashie
| ].
We
Salo BANK
'O'"'e" B.
! E. L.
| r. A.
NJ, HEAL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03
c "a
polSka pod MoSkaIem.

Podlasla pisa do Two
wskiego ,,Przegladu', re Sledzla
movie koScl6f o]statecznle zburzono
Groby rodziny Hubow, do kttrych
Sledzianow %naleza}, rozrzucono.
Sprawe oddano IA droge sadowa,
lecz %prokurator lzby sadowej WI
lehskiej, ME uzna} "a mozebne po-
p1erac oskarzen1a, ME widzac ia
dnej why W tenn, re ludzie chca
sic modlit, e why oporu buntu
ME znalaz1. Jednoczesnle zburzono
drugi koScl6} W blelskim powlecle
W Grannem, %zamknletv iednocze-
snle z kosclo1em Sledzianowskim.
Otto konlec sprawy sledzianowskicj.
rrzypomniet nalezy, re car ma
pos4uchaniu wiosennem zapewnlf
katollckich b1skup6w, re katolicy
ME bed2 cierplell ucisku w Jego
panstw'e / re najwlekszy wr6g Ro-
syi meosmie!i sic twlerdzlt, aeby
katollkom bY5o lie pod jego Der
lem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03
pokohczenie nastapi.)
AADISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA.
u GALICYl.

Z POWIATU wleiicklego pr
sz2 do ~lwoskiego ,,Przegladu"
Dnia Is z. m. rozpoczaf delego-
wany przez starostwo wlellckie
komlsarz p%owiatowy podr6z 20
poWlecle celem skontrolowania,
cry zarz2dzenla %asanacyjne W gml-
mach l obszarach dworskich male
zycle zostaty wykonane. w paru
gmlnach W miasteczKu Dybrzv-
each rewizye budynkow odbywaiy
sic s%pokoJnle. Lecz gdy komlsarz
przyjecha} do yminy Poznachowic
Dolnych, w}oscianle poczell sic
burzyc, odgrazac, re ma &adne re-
wlzyc domostw swych ME pozwo-
la, pozamykali swe budynkl, ME
%dopuscili nlgdzle komisarza, tax,
IL tenze musia} daG "a wygrana.
i dat 10 wygran2 i udat sic do
s2siednlej wsi WiSnlowy. Me dose
ma TEN, ze gmlna Poznachowlcc
Dome daily zfy przyklad, lecz i
lnnc chcla}y p6jsc "a jei sladem.
w celu zapoblezenia z}emu, stare
stwo zarekwlrowa}o oddzla} urago-
now z Krakowa obecn1e cd
cd trzech dr. kom,sarz powna,owy
PREY pomocy wojska zandarmery1
dokonywa swolch czynnnoSci.
GmIna Poznaehowice Dolne odpo-
kutuie "a op6r stawlany w}adzy,
gdyz pokryc bGdzie musia}a utrzv
manic oddzlatu konnicy. Niechai ten
wybryk poS}uzy "a przestroge dIa
lnnych gmin W hraju naszym. Zo
podohne rewlzye, da}yby ne czc-
ScleJ W nlektdrYcE gminach powla-
tn naszc9" przcdsj9wziac, to vat
rII%o>cl ME ule@a, cdvz w}oS"laMm
nasZ NorZtGkiom ne gizc,lg.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03
DRUGl ODDZIAL TACZA.
NOWSKIEGO. KONNICA.
o d az d.
Pc d j a z d.

W pserwzym momencie PC
ztaczenlu sic z oddziafem Ia
czanowsklego w Sulimowle
radost byfa tax wlelka, WI.
tanie z kolegami, he noe ma
deszfa niin zdazyfem sic BIZ.
lei przypatrsec cafemu oddzla-
1owl.
Bawilismy sic do p5Enocka
z dobryml z%najomymi l PREY
jaclofmi a De kjeliszek by1
W robocie, troche przebralIs.
my MARY W 2abawie z szkiem.
GdV nazsiutrz o trzeclej rano
podfug zwyczalu przyietego W
obozach Tarzanowskiego, ga,
brzmlaia p~obudka, cie31yo
iako5 byIo nam sue obudzrG J
bardzo mas ucleszyt rozkaz
wypocSvnku Ola oddzIaiu Ma.
tuslewicZa wydany-
Wnet z8roiIo sic W obozlo:.
kouie ozys7eZ4, pasza, ogn1c
rozmecai4 "a wsi4 kazdy
udalc SIC 40 swcl roboty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03

dzlesiatel wleczorem odwazyt
sic Matus;ewicz posia6 ma
uowcami do wsi sqsied1iej
zolaierza, ktory byf urzedni
Klein gospodarczym niedaleko
m'elsca przoz mas za]etego.
Szczesliwie sic udaia ia wy.
cleczka, DO okoto polnocy
przywiezlono nam dwle wan.
ny,napefnione bigosem i kar.
tot1aml, ma bryczce z%naidowa-
ia sic tel beczulka splritusu j
beczka plwa. Pc przeszlo
czterdziestu osmiu goazluach
byfa to plerws2a ciepta strawa,
do kt6re] sic dostalismy.
Bardzo poitrzymujacym
silly byl bullion, kt6rego ma
TEN zawsze kilka dra3kow W
zapas!e. Me Syio worawdzle
czasu gotowac i rozpuszczaG
90 we wodzie, sale przygry.
zafem 90 pc troszce i to mi
bardzo SHY dodawa1o. Du2o z
ka waleryl Taczanowskiego 2
ro2nych oddziafow przy}aczy-
TO sic do mas, byll to ludzie
ktorzy pomieszall sic PREY
przeprawie przez Warte, a
ME mogac napotkac swoich
szwadronow, do mas przyszll.
Ju4 mole W sto korl idzie.
my ku Kleczewu, szukamy
sladu Taczanowskiego, ale
jakby by} W wode zapadi.
AMI widu, AM sfuchu o MIN.
Navel w}adze nasze, kt6re
by1y natenczas doskonale zor
gan!zowane w cafem kalls
klein, Kon;nsknem, Sieradz
klein i WieIuhsklem przYsie-
gaia, Re Taczanowski wcalg
przez Warte sic NE przeprA.
viii.
Jak mieii5my M wlerzyG
k~Iedysmy wid4jel, ma wtasue
oczy, jaS sic przez Wagt4
przeprawla!. drugie) strony
fakt byi, re naeze wiadse NE
dostawlaiy ami obrokow, AMI
2ywnosc', q przeclez lyle lu
dzi i Gonl powietrzem zyG ME
moglo.
Wracamy Znowu ku Warc!e /
i doplero W Gollni dowladu
jenny sic, De Taczanowskl ze
swa kawalerya udat sic mai
pierw pod Ladk;em ku Kon,-
nowi, a he Kostanda wrocil
Znowu W bleradzk,e lKallskie
przepraw1wszy sic przez Warte.
Ia wladomosG bardzo mas
u~cies7Y1a.
z nova otucha pomaszero-
walIsmY szparko naprzod.
Przeprawll1smy sic szczesllwie
znowu przez Warte pc
kllkudnlowym marszu dogo.
nIlismy Taczanowsk,ego W
Sullmowle! Jaka2 to radosG,
jake wiwatv mas p~rzyjel7! W
pra wdzlwym tryumfle eskor.
towanl przez wleksza Geese
oddzialu Taczanowskiego, kto.
ry byl wyszedi raprzeciw,
wmaszerowallsmy do Sulimo-
wa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03

lJuz ma knefle glfrajteraD
Len mas wywl6df dnia iednego
Do ogloda przepysnego,
Jak to mowla. Nine SIC zda}o,
Zeby s~}uszniej n%aleza}o,
Zwac ten ogr6d ralem raczej,
80 W raju uie l~naczei
Swletym kiedys wygladalo.
Mn'e]sa tam o drzewa, kwlatkj,
Choc mich ktory n4oze rzadki:
Ale co wan padam, bracie,
Moze WARY mi ME dacle:
Ot6z jake tylko zwlerze
Fan Bog stworzy}: latoperze,
Zaby, sowy i krdliki,
Stone, konie i jedyki.
Orty, kawkl I przeplork,,
Wiki, w%iewldrkl, jascurki,
Ryby, raki, wszy i zmlje,
Jake tylko So bestye:
Z6fte; bla}e i czubate,
Pstre i magic probate,
kyse, kuse, rude, czarne,
Z grabne, zywe potworne;
20 .leno ma ladZle zyje
l co Sc pod ziemna kry]e
| co pluska W modrel wodz1e,
Wszycko, wszycko W tym ogroazie..
A to wszycko wei! prawdzlwe,
Me malowane, DO zywe.
LAS 2 tych bestyi ma}pie role
Najwlecej baczenie mole
A l czasu nam zabra}y.
Bo szelmy dokazywa1y
Jak plane lub szalone,
Opetane czy sparzone:
Mfynxiem W koio sic kreci}y,
Gryzty, bill, swawoli1y>
WHY krzycza}e wsciekle.
Re W bozn1cy AMI W pickle
Me ma Iuz wlekszego krzyku.
Ale wan sic przyznam stryku,
Gdym tax pc z~wierzyncu chodzil
| w oko}o okiem wodzi1
70 niedzwiedzlach l tygrysach,
20 wielpfadach l pc lisach,
SpoJ rzai tez ma ich obory,
Ma te klatki malowane
| tabufk1 pozfacanc;
Gdvm ma suite spojrza} strawc:
Mleso, mleko. zlarno, trawe.
JaKa bestHe mia}y w zfobie.
Wtedy po-nysla}em sobie
| westn2iem: MOI ty Panic!
Leplej nlz my chrzescianic,
Lepiej niz twa czeladz swlcta
soble tn zwicrzeta.
N1craz cz}ek o cbiodzle, g}odzIe.
Napracuie Sc przy wolzle,
Prze>pl Sc pod go}em n;ebem,
Nleraz tyIko suchym chlcbem
| be- soll gI6d umorzy,
Choc to prawda tez dar Bozv,-
20 co III tie bcstye sledza
| p%roznujqc darmo jcdza? =
Ale pomYsla}em dalei:
Nlechaj dmucha, kogo pail!
Wsak mme, jak by}a potrzeba,
Jesce ME zabrak}o chleba;
A gadzlna ia uboga.
! be- duszy i bez Boga,
Aye marine, s,nie marine;
Ale k1edys Bog przygarnle
Mas s"e dzlecl raz do sleble.
By nan wynaglodzlc w niebie....
Gdysmy zwlerza %opusclll,
Juz my I'm ME zadroscili.
(DokOhczenie nastanil
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-03
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Lltwy pisa: Przejczdza-
lem nledawno przez Nloswlez,
stollce Radziwi4fow: Jeden kosci6}
katollckl zamionill Moskale ma
cerklew, drugi ma prawos}awne
semlnaryum ,trzecl zamkneli.:ja k oni
zamykac umlej& | zostawlli ma }asce
deszczow | czasn. Zamkniety ko-
scl6f zac'eka, dach sic psuie, ceg1y
odpadaia a mkt ME Smie sic zaiac
separacya Ia kiIka lat kosci6f
aaczn1e SIG zapada5. Ia miastem
ssol klasztdr Benedyktyn6w, take
zsmkniety Cd lat l luz Z niego
ruina. TAX wygl2da zamykanlc
kGsclo1ow przez Moskali.