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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

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Hoo'o Cure Tor Consumption will give
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

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Dr.S.c|ay Todd
The Famous Nerve SpsesIist.
No. I'D North Division ST.
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Grand RAPIDS. NICE
Cures Paralysis. Twitchiny. P:nc.,-
ing or P.lckilng Sensations, Trensu.-
Qua F.eings. Back ~ Head Ache.
Baek or Asvk Pains, sometimes run
ming down tie arms or bsck. Dxx;p~ss
aid other symptoms leading 10 para
!ysis. Nervous Debility aud Fcmsse
Complaints and Chrome D:seascs.
Consultation free aud confidential.
No Charge for = rs.rss until cured.
Directions in all languages.
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS CURED.
cATARRH AND HEAD NOISES Cured
ORcPSY CURED.
FITS AND ALL NERVE AID E.My
DISEASES CURED.
EYE AND EAa D.sEasEs cUREa
The ONLY ONE WHO CURES DsAfxsss
Catarsa, drafnrsr. ri,suaia;s-ns. ,.ers.
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resulting from cariy lisdi<cfetio1s AMI
excesses OF manhood, AL d,fsa-cs "A
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old sores. dfop-y. skin dsecs<t<. Iisrs
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-11

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JUDGE ADsrr.
Mary Stepsh&nus Va Anthony Stu
penics. assumpsit; verdict for plaintid
Tor >les.37; Judgment accordingly With
costs.
Henry Rosentbal, Meyer s. RAsen-
thai and ChAs. II. Rosenthal W. Lonmio
x. bishop and Geo. w. Powers. ~.
pievin; Jury, Andrew Poposki, Hilbert
Il. Richards, Mathew J. Jonah. Daniel
Pslmatier, Campbell Carr. Bosswsck
Bowen, James Burtolph. Edward Stlns
ton, Charles Amidon. Patrick Dfiscoii,
Peter Sutphin. Dick Bashoveu; votdlcs
Tor plaintiff tor six cents and costs.
Madison w. Wilson w. Haxeltino &
Perkins Drug company, trespass on The
case; continued without costa
Circuit court-Part II.
JrpGE GROVE.
Efie C. Orr W. Charles r. Orr, chan.
Gerry; decree for complainant.
Olive Ritchord Va Janice N. Ritch-
ord. chancery; decree for complainant.
Cohn Hyiard ". Patrick Kane. eject
ment; judgment tor plaintiff for p0oses-
son aud costs.
julius 4. NJ. UeckerHs- Geo. w. Cole.
man. assumpsit; argued ana sabmii.
ted.
Superioe Court.
JUDGE RuRIlxoANE.
The People ". VIM. Gingrich. saloon
open after hours; sentenced. to pay .
fine Of $50 and costs, $ll.S5. Paid and
discharged.
The People vs.. John Abbott, rape;
trial resumed.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17
Oskarzenie p. Sieroc-
kieg;o "a %spiewanie
R0zanca SW.

X artuZv.
Dnia - I'm. stAwaf y. Sieroc-
XII pred wojtem tutejszem W
snrawle juz znanej, dotyczacej
spiewania Rozahca kw. / Godzl
mex pred nabozehstwem.
Il ~przeczytancj y. Sierockiemu
skargi %wvkaza}o sic. 10 X. pro-
boszcz Brandcnburg M mocv S 81
domaga sic %ukarania sierockicgo
z powodow:
Il re dnia s grudnia r. z.
priced nabozehstwem, spiewajac
Godzinki, przeszkadza} K. pro-
boszczow1 Brandenburgowl sfucha-
niu spowleLzi;
g re p. Sierocki, spiewalac
Godzinki, przeszkodzif p. Skrzyp-
kowskiemu, orgoni5cie nau"zy-
clelow1, W spiewaniu polskiej pies.
nj!
Co do plerwszego punktu
zastanawia wszystkich to, re pc
trzech latach pobytu x. BIZ. W
tuteiszej paraii, doplero teraz ma
raz zazna} przeszkody s}uchanlu
spowiedzi, siedzac W oddzielnei
zakrYstyi cd spiewajqcego przynaj-
mniej ma SO krokow. Przedtem
nigdy laden z pieciu kslezy
poprzednlk6w ma spiew Sierock1ego
sig ME zali}.
Drug zas przemawia dobitnie
sam przez slebie. Albowiem p.
organlsta zazwyczaJ 10. q czesto
5 mlnut pred rozpoczeciem ma
b%ozehstwa na ch6rze stanie -
lIez zatem ten pan pieSni zaspiewa6
moze2! A w%reszcze gdzie sic po'
dziele nabozenstwo Rozanca sw.
alDO GOdZlnkl.
Odwola} sic ola tego p. Sic
rockl ma osoby duchowne, udowad-
n,ajac, 70 dotychczas cd 5 ksiezy
poprzednik6w mia} nakaz splewa-
MIA Rozahca sw. i Godzinek, a cd
obecnego X. p]roboszcza zakazu
zadnego NE odebra}.
To pewna, re oskarzenie bedzle
p}onne i p. S~icfeckiemu j WHO'S z
gfowy "a to ME spadnie ale
czyz to ME z%gorszenie, ably zamiast
popicrac wzniosie nabozenstwo
R6zanca sw i Godzlnek, oskarza
sic "a ME gorllwego cz}eka, kt6ry
wytrwale przez d}ugle lata ]e
pielegnowaf oczywlscle, jak
zawsze bywaio W Dolskim Jezyku.
(,,Gay. Gdolska" !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17
Nauczyciel: $50
Nauczyclelka: $50.
Pr6cz tego opal, }awki i t. d

Pr6cz tego opa}, }awki i t. d.
og6Fem mnlej w,ecei 900 dol.
Szk6lne zas "a rok minlony wy
nosl}o tylko 1872 dol. Do wydat-
kow szkolnych ME licze wcale
r%eparatur szkoly, kt6re w1ele set
poch}one}y. 4 sl}a nauczycielska
take szczescia ne miatem, a je.
dnego n~auczyciela navel przez
policye zmuszonym by} w~yrzucic.
R6wniez DUO. ksi2zek dzieci
pobra}y bez zap}aty. Spodziewam
sig, re Cd przyszFego roku szkolne-
go maczei bedzle wygladat. Ego
dzi@em BOWEN Wiel. e~iostrY
Franciszkankl Z Gregnfield Park,
Wis. ola naszeJ szko}y t. ]. 3
neuczyclelkl "a $4,000 Parafianie
powlnni dofozyG wszelkich sill, ably
st6sowny ola Sl6str pobudowac
dom pred rozpoczeciem nowego
roku szkolnego. Bee szkofy nasza
mtodzlez przepadnie.
Dziecl W szkole Jest obec-
ME 90.
Posy}ajcie dzieci do
szko@y Katolickiej!
Novice z dzieclmi pc
polsku!
Me dawaJcle dziecom
gorszacych gazet!
Me %abonujcle sami
%gorszacych pism!
z takich wydatkGw d, ia
bel zbiera nl~ezliczone pro-
centa.
KONIEC.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17
AN JAZhV
81 YCHN KOLEl.
Chicago, MiIw, S. Paul

Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w stront wsch o IT, Odchodzi.
Chicago expr., codzieh 6.32 pm.
Chicago expr., 11.17 am
Chicago expires 1856 am.
Pociag pocztowY codzie6 $50 pm.
W strone zachodu Odchodzl.
Chicago express, codzlen 4.oS AIN
Chicago expr., codzie" 9.34 am
Chicago cxpr. 1856 pm.
Pociag pocztowy 11.51 am.
Wabasha Division.
Przesadanie do Zumbrotv 11.51 am.
Chippewa Valley DIVISION.
z Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazerski 11.51
Pr%Zesiadanle 90 Menomcnee ll.5l am.
So. MINI. Division
Odchodzi Z Winony o 6. 80 wieczorem
kazdego dnia wyj awszy niedziele.
Green Bay " S. p.
Trzybywa Odchodzi
Poci2g pasazerski Ais pc OBJ rano
Pociag %frachtowy 7.30 wiecz.-6.05 ran
Chicago & Northwestern.
4 acA o |.
Przybywa Ouahodzi
Pasazerski 9.55 rano 1910 rano
9.05 wlecz. $40 wiecZ.
kaczacyz Rochester $50 pc poludn.
P'rachtowy 700 rano
Pasazerski do La Crosse 3.o5 pc poludn
Ku sohodow /.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pasazerski $40 rano 600 wiecZ.
S.55 wiecz 30 wiecz.
kacZacy z Rochester 1910 rano
Fraight accommod. 100 wiecz
Pasazerski do La Crosse $40 po.poludn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17

kleczat u n6g paui Miros1a-
vowel, ia ujawszy dr&acemi
rekoma, jego glove, pokry~
wa}a ia pacaiunkaml, mo.
wiac przerywanVm glosem:
- Dziecko mole na]milsze,
dziecko mole!
Pc chwili dopiero, ochfona-
wszy p,erwszego wrazenia, z
oczyma jasniejacyml radosclq
i szczesclem, wshazala babka
wnuAowi Hanke, mowiac::
- Oto siostra twoia Han
ka; przywitaj "a Prsecfawle.
Mtoda d~zleweczka wyolag-
ne1a niesmlato reke, czuta
sic Divine zmleszana l MES.
pokolna, ME tax ona wvo-
brazafa sobie powltanie z je.
dynym bratem. Radost usta.
pi1a miejsca smutkowi roz-
czarowaniu, gdy ten ]e) uko-
chany choG nieznany Price,
law, wziawszy reke panien-
XII r2ekl z zimnym usmle-
chem:
- jake pieknic wyros1as
Hanko! Nlgdybym W tobie ME
poznaf tel maiej dziewczynkl,
jaka zegnafem pred dziesle-
Gu ]aty.
A gdziez to WoJciech?
= spYtala PAM Agazya ogla-
dalac sle-toz to przecle moi
drugi wnuk a tw6j brat l
przyiaciel, dlaczego ME wsZedi
razem z toba?
- Wojclech ME przyjechal
re nina, ale tn OTTO list Jasnle
Wielmoznego pana kasztelana
krakowskiego, ktorv wan
czc.godna PAM a na]ukochah-
sza babko mo]a wyjasni
wszYsUko.
Podczas czytania listu
twarz PAM Agazyi ]asn!afa
dum4 j radoscia, al sKonczy-
wszy czytanle rzekfa, cafu]ac
glove wnuka:
- Mech CT Bog b3ogosla-
wi, dziecko mole, "a te ra-
dose ]aka dis, ~sprawowanie
sic twoje ma divorce kasztela-
ma Klemensa, sprawi}o sercu
menu. Teraz spokoinie Fam.
kne oczy, wiedzac, lie W god
ne rece zio7yc moge slave
czesc domu naszego, kt6ry
oby ci Pan Bog ~pozwolif O.
kryG nova chwala. A teraz
dziecko prowa1z mle 90 kap-
Icy, ably PAU mad pany z}o.
2y6 dzieki "a tw6i szczesllwy
powrot.
Wiekl sred,'ie by1y to CA
sY silne] WARY i goracej po-
boznoscl., to tel W ka2dym
domu, gdzie kwitta bojazh
Boza, wszystkie sprawY zaczy-
nano konczono modlitw9.
Me wszyscy przecie3 pres
trzegali praw Bozyeh, jak z
iedne] strony pozostafy nam z
tych czasow liczne praykfady
cnot heroicznych, tax 2 dru-
glej strony przechowata sic
al do dnl naszych PANIED
nlecnYch bezprawi i wlelkich
zbrodnl. kleskl, jake "a pa
nowanla Bolestawa Wstydll-
wego spadfy ma Polske, PREY
pisuje Jan Dfugosz, leden z
na]znakomitszych historyk6w
polsk,ch, wyrazne) karze Be-
lei "a sromotne zbrodnie, po-
teplenia g:odne czyny / jawna
bezboznosc.
W kllka tygodnl po przy-
byciu mfodego panlcza, starry
dworzec lipnickl przybraf zu'
pefnle nova postac.
PAM Mirosfawowa rada
nlezmiernie powrotu wnuka,
zaraz W plerwszych dnlach
odda1a mu rzady mad caiym
maiatkiem. Czu]qc sic sfabq
niezbyt zdrowa, pragnefa
resztn hVcia przaneGZit ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17
wspominaf W liscie kasztelan.

Spyta1a tel PAM Agazya 0
gohca wysfanego do Krakowa,
MO widzac 60 pomledzy sfuz-
ba, vice wnuk wielKlm
smutkiem opowladat je1, 2e W
drodze napadnlaty zostat
przez zbojcow, kt6rzy poranill
mu ludzi a bieduego gon.
zablli. Zacna wdowa wzruszo-
rs misrepresentation: W
]akim zaa]dowai sic je) wnuk
u%kochany, obsypywafa go
noweml staraliaml mlloS-
cia a rannych sama pielegno.
wafa.
Pc kilku przeclez tygod-
mach, cho6 zatopiona W po-
5o2nych uczynKach modlit-
vie, s%postrzegfa PAM Agazya,
Re wnuk je7 lego s1nzba ME
uczeszczaja nlgdy ma msza
sw., anl ma wspolne modlitwy.
Czesto tel pc nocy, al do ]ej
cichego mles2kanla, dolatywa-
1y lance, muZyka ! huczne
bleslady, wyprawiane przez
miodego pana. Nadto kiIku
slug starych przvszto pozeg-
mac pan'a, mowiac, he d.
blowolnle ustepu)a mlodszym,
ME ma]ac JUL sit do piracy,
ale spo]rzenla ich bYty smut
lie, a wyra2afy cle2ka bolesc
i wsp6fczucle.
Zacze|a tedY szlachetna ma
trona baczna zwracaG uwage
ma wszystko, co sic w okoio
mel dzialo. Vice wnet spos-
trzeglo, Re poczciwe, stare
zwycza]e zarZucono W domu,
a ma lch mlejsce. zapanowaia
bezbeAnosc / swawola. Zauwa-
zy1a tel, Re wesota zawsze jak
ptaszek Haaka, p~osmutnlafa
bardzo, ze oiciec Eukasz ia
romir ohodza jak struci, uni-
ka]ac spojrzenia swej PAM
rozmowY z Ma.
SERGE czcigodnej koblety
sclsnefo sic bolesnle, wzi(ia
list kasztelana krakowskiego,
a odczytujac kilkakrotnie
pchwaty oddawane jej wnu.
kowi, oczom wjerzyG ME chcia-
Ia.
= Czyzby vice byt JUL
tax w,elkim obludnlkiem-
myslafa z zalem l oburzeniem
-umlelacym W tax mfodym
wieku pokrywac liczne wady
narowy? W jaki& spos6p Edo
J tai ukryc pred okiem swego
oplekuna tax liczne Eiecne
natogi? A mole ia stara )es-
tenn zbyt sucowa, mafo wyro.
zumia}a- pocieszafa sic bied-
ma, postanowlta czekac ]eszcze
czas jakls.
lynn czasem MILDLY wtadzca
na Llpnicy stawaf sic coraz
gorszYm, ulegajac coraz we
eel namowon l rozkazom
starca, ktorego przywi6z1 z
SODA a ktory zdawaf sic bye
raczej panem, niz siuga. W
strasznY vice sposob uclskal
kmlotk6w, wszystk1e stare
sfugi porozpedzaf, Kt6rzY ME
chcac sprawia6 polesci dobrei
PAM, W milczeniu ~opuszczall
Lipnice, q m}ody pan PIT
hulal pc cafych dnlach i no
each!
Pewnego dnia, wyjechawszy
IA polowanie z ljczna zgrajs
swych %dworzan, W gfebokim
leslie Dad rzeka Czarna. oddalii
sic Cd towarzyszy. Idac mad
brzeglem woody, pogra3yt sic
W gfeboka zadume, gdy
nsgle s2ostrzegl ma wzgorzu
rozpalone ognlsko, a PREY
MEM spiqcego cztowleka ma
widok kt6rego krew Scie}a sic
" ay}ach mfodego p%anicza,
gdyz poznal W MIN ]ednego re
slug kasztelana krakowsklego,
ME wiedzac prawie, co czyni,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17
PIERWSZE ROCZNE

-ufoZYf ala para1lan-
rs. r.. E-roll,
REKTOR TEJZE PARAFII.
(Dokohczemc.)
Sprawozdanie oq5lowe .fnanso.
cd 3-go Listopada 1890 L. do
Sligo Listopada 1891 +.
1899 doch6d zwycza]nY 22O.43
1890 dochod nadzwyczajny 1379.63
1891 doch6d zwyczajny 2396.61
1881 dochod nadzwyczajny
(oflaryl 371,0O
Kolekta ma plebanie 1929
fair 90
POI. Hlbern1an Bankl2O0.O0
Razem $40. So
1890 rozchod zwycza]ny sos. 81
1890 rozchod nadzwyczajEy s93.75
1891 rozch6d zwyczajnV 2293.o4
1891 rozch. nadzw. bez
plebanil l729.54
1861 Plebania e. rzeczami) 2S06.95
Pozostaile W kasie 1926
Razem S34O.sS
Odc12gnavszv $1,000 pozyczo-
nych przeze mnie W tym roku z
Hlbernian Bank ludzie z}ozyll ma
mole rece Cd %pocz2tku mojego
gospodarstwa s7l5o-Soct.
Dugi przy o6jecl~ parat@.
3go LisJopada 1890.
Theodore Schlntz 1000 90
x. A~rcybiskup r A. Feehan
10000
B. L. Maciejewskl wy}ozyi
"a paratie 400
Rzeczy wziete ma kredyt u Sly
mahsklego 2SO.Oo
Jan Blenlek "a chodnlkl 10000
B. L. Macieiews%l wy}ozy}
"a rzeczy $500
Razem 1864 90
D{ugi.
Sligo Grudnlu 1891. =.
Theodore Schintz 100000
x. Arcyb. P. A.. Feehan 10000
Hlbernian Bank 1900 90
A. Sludzlnski (nsalowanle) 5000
Benzlger Bros. (rzeczy
koscielne) lOS.00
Ia meble | kobierce $4,000
Ia plec w plebanli 5000
Razem Jest 1928
Innych pr6cz powyze] wymie-
nionych d1ug6w ma parafil ME ma.
Schlntzowi p}acimy rocznle S42O
i Hibernian Bank SS4, razem 1904
procentu: Ia reszte d}ugow pro-
centu ME placimy. Chociaz poor
ME n,by dug sic powlekszy} 0
%sl164.o0, jednakowoz many pleba-
MIA, kosci6} dobrze opatrzony l
rentu ME p1acimy. A rent wy
nosi} wiece] jak raz lyle, anizell
procent cd $4,000 zaciagnietych.
U Sch1 ntza dug ma czas do 1895
r. w TIibernian Bank MUSIC co 8
mies1ace note odnowiG, i x. Ar.
cyblskupa prosic 0 podpis. X.
Arcy6ishup Cd swolch $4,000
zadneqo ME blerze proccntu.
Kosci6f jest zabezp1eczony do
1892 r. (26go Wrzesn1a)
w Germanla Fire Insurance
w.. - S1OOo
Rzeczy koscielne TAME za......lOOO
Plebania w North western Fire
ms. Co, edo lS94) "a 5000
Razem 5000
lwaza]ac ma truble, z ktoremi
zak4adanie paraf,i by@o %po1aczone,
oraz ma biede og6lna ludzi W pa
rafli, kazdy paraflanln powlnien Z
ksledzem razem Bogu dziekowac,
re tax pomyslnle wszystko parafii
posz}o.
Pcnsya proboszcza lest $500
rocznie procz opa}u / pomleszSanla.
Jezeli jest X. wikary, bjerze 500,
wolne iadto, opal l opranie, ale
mic mu do Slub6w, chrzt6w i po-
grzebow, 2 ktdrych go proboszcz
muSi IVWiG.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25
A Gold Watch and S2O4.

That is what every Agent receives who gets up club on our Sl per week plan.
 Our 14 karat gold-filled cases are warranted for 20 years. Fine Elgin or Waltham movement. Stem wind and set. Ladies' or Gents size. Equal to any $50 watch. To secure agents where we have none, we sell one of the Hunting Case Watches for the Club price BPS and send c. O. D. by express with privilege of examination before paying for same. Our agent at Heath Spring, s. c. writes :"Your watches take at sight. The gentleman who got the last watch said that he examined and priced a jewellers watches in Lancaster, that were no better than yours, but the price was S45."
 One good reliable agent wanted ioI each place. Write for particulars. | EMPIRE WATCH Co. d5Iy New York
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25

IT is authoritively stated that the Santa Fe company will build the road from Deming to Fairbank just as soon as the through traffic from Guaymas shall be sufficient to warrant if. This traffic is increasing steadily, and be- fore long the connecting link between the two roads will be built. During the past year the shipments of salt
 ore and choice varieties of wood have increased the traffic enormously, anC another year Of increased freight ship
 ments equal to the last, will, ths PRosPEcroa is assured, bring about the construction of this desirable out
 let to the products of Cochise county
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25

THE theory of protection IS to pro-
 tee. orr manufacturers from the con- petition of the manufacturers of other countries. Raw material is under the protective system, introduced into this country free of duty and manufactur- ed into artic'eso usefulness and sold back to the countries from which it was brought to this country. This is exactly the system that the advocates of free coinage of silver are in favor of regarding silver bullion. They be- lieve in allowing all foreign countries to ship raw bullion to this country : They believe in Uncle Sam's coinage factory making this raw material into little round things called dollars and returning it to the country from which it came. What they do with the dol lars is oi no more consequence to us than is the disposal of the oyershirts which a New England factory has made from the wool shipped here and returns to them. They can sell the dollars or the overshirts for ali we care
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25
Registration Notice.

Al regular meeting of the Board of Super. visors held April 5th 1sea. the following order was made in accordance with Chapter 5. Para. graph 16o7. Section Revised Statutes of Ari. zona:
 "A re-registration of the voters of Cochise County is hereby ordered by order of the Board of Supervisors Of said county Dated Apni 5. ree2.
 G. W. BRYAN. Attest Chairman. w. D. MoSAosIER.
 Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25

THERE are several new candidates in .he field for chief Of police. The present incumbent has made the best chief of police Tombstone ever had and his nomin ation and election IS consummation to be wished for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25

IT is generally the case that the man who cries out the loudest against the town be lives in, has not done an honest days work since he took the last pull at bis nursing bottle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25

A COMET, which can just be seen with glass in the early morning, IS rapidly approaching us and the sun, and in a few weeks, so astronomers say, will be splendid sight, very large and bright.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25

The P. o. s. of A. in session at Le- banon Penn, has amended its consti' tuition so as to include Negroes in its membership. As a political organize' ton it has not been heavy factor ir the north, but under.the new depart ure it will surely make its influence felt in the south.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25

W. F.. Payne & Co, Employment agents, 910 Union Avenue. Kansas City, Mo, furnish reliable help, male or female, any nationality in any quantity, and send them to all parts of the Union free of charge. Cores pondence solicited. 2,4m
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25

HILL forgot to mention the silver question in his Brooklyn speech. This was probably part of the agreement with Cleveland managers. The issue, however, is live one and cannot be smothered by those who are too cow ardly to tackle it at this particular time
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25
sALEsaEN WANTED

Small line of samples from ,n4nrfact- 7ring corporation offered live man One traveller earned an average of s35o per month for six years past. F. O. bos ny rs. Y -k
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
PEOPLES TICKET. Fo. President of the United States;
 JAMES B. WEAVER. For Vice President of the United States;
 JAMES G. FIELD.
For Delegate to Congress MARCUS A. SMITH.

PHENIx is to have religious week. ly to be called the Indepen dent. That paper will fill long felt want, and may reduce the temperature if rightly conducted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25

We have the finest lot of genuine New England mince meat ever Tn Tombstone at HoErLzRs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25

Paul 5 Warnekros has just opeHed a complete line of wet weather goods n the line of slickers. gossamers and umbrellas. {,
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25
Tax Collectors Notice.

Public Notice is hereby given that the dupli- cate assessment roll of the county of CochiSe. IS now in my possession for the collection Of taxes levied for the year I897 in said county, Taxes will become delinquent on ihe Third Monday in December I6qz, and unless pad before that date will become delinquent and a penalty ot one and one-hah per cent per month will b< added thereto until paid. Payment may be made al my office in the County Court House al Tombstone. during office hours-s a. m. tc I2 m and to D. m.
 l. P. MCALLIsTER, Treasuerer and ex Offcio Tax Collector, Cor chise county. Anzcns.
 Tombstone, Sept. B. Ise2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

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