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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31

an insult to ourseIf, to Mr.. East
ham and tho other candidates, but
an insult to the Democrats of Mason
county, which will be resented in
way that will make the youth of the
advertiser stare with amazament.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31
Trled 10 KlIl Her.elf.

COLUMBUS, Ind, May 30.-Maggie
Burns, who shot her youthful lover,
Melville Tolen, at Clifford, last Friday
afternoon, because he refused to marry
her, has made two attempts to commit
suicide-hrst, by throwing herself in a
well, and by taking carbolic acid and
insect poison She is thought to be in
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31
Gathering OF a.ooo rramps.

CHA1IPAIGN, NJ, May 30.-Reports
in the hands of tramps About 9. 900 are
reported to be in and around tho city.
One tramp was arrested yesterday, and
had his pockets full of new knives.
Several houses were broken into, and
various other depredations have been
committed. Strawberry picking is the
cause of so many tramps being there, as
about 5000 extra hands are IN demand
at this season.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31

At meeting OF the County Executive
Committee. held In Point Pleasant, satur-
day. May a, 1892. the Democrats are request
ed to meet at the following places in the
various districts, on Saturday, July 80, 1892,
for the purpose of selecting delegates to the
County Convention 10 be held at Point Pleas
ant, August G. isa2, at 1880 A. m; each dis
trict being allowed as many delegates as
they may deem proper:
Arbuckle-Town Hall.
clendenin-Fadley's school House.
Cologne-Yaugers School House.
Cooper-Flat Rock.
Graham-New Haven.
Hannan-Town Hail.
Lewls-Conrt House.
Robinson-van Matre's school House.
Union-wolfs Valley.
Waggener-1Iason City.
1t is suggested that the primaries OF the
various districts be held at p. m
BY Order Executive Committee.
JAS b. TIPPETT, cH'a.
CHAs. n. WHALEYs Sec'y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31
THE MARKETS.
Review OF the Grain and Cattle Markets
for sIay 80.
Cincinnati.

WHEAT-S4@ssc.
CoRN-46a50c
WOOL nwashed fine merino. 1701sc:
3z-blood clothing, 20a2lc. braid, 17Ca1sc;
medium combing. 24Q25c: fleece washed
fine merino X and Xxx, 25@2Gc; medium
clothing. 26iG27c
CATTLE-Good to choice butchers. 81 OOa
p: fair to good, SO 1908 So; common,
HoGs-Selected butchers and heavy ship
ping, - sOG5 90: fair to good packing.
a G5@4 30: common to rough, 81 00a4 20.
SHEEpSS4 2506 co.
LAsiBs-s5 o0a7 IS.
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Another victory for the british.

SINGAPORE, May 25.-Another victory
has been won by the British native al
lies over the Malays rebels. The leader
of the rebels was personally in COM
lnand and his forces have now retreated
to the jungle. Before the fight the rebels
had burned several villages.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31

To the Members OF the Democratic Exec.
utive Committee Of Mason County.
There viii be a meeting of the
above Committee at Point Pleasant
Thursday, June 9, 1892, at 2 P. NJ
All members are requested to at.
tend. as business of importance will
be placed before them.
J. B. TIPPETT, Chm.
c. NJ. WHALEY, Sec'y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31

WooI-ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx
@32c, Xxx and above 28d3Oc, X 265<@27c,
No. 32@3sc. No. 2 $685. fine unwashed
10000, understandable 21@231<c, Ohio
combing, No l, three-eiehths to one half
blood 36@35c; No. 2. one-fourth blood. A
above 251<G25c, No / 32a33c. No. sla35c.
fine unwasned A 17c, understandable Al
19c: Michigan combing, No. 1, three.
eighths and one-half blood 35dSfc; No. 8.
one.fourth blood, &c; Michigan delaine
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Dumb as Oysters.
McArthur Enquirer.

Macarthur Enquirer.
For the first time in the history
of the Senate, funeral services were
held in its chamber according to the
ritual of the Catholic Church on the
death of Senator Barbour. He was
not member of that church but
his wife is, and it was at her request
that the services were so performed.
There is nothing wrong about this,
but if the Senate were Democratic
what howl the puritanical Repub.
lican press would raise. AS it is,
these papers are as dumb as oysters.
The funeral was attended by the
officials and leading members of the
House as we'll as the Senate, the
Supreme Court was represented, all
the members of the Cabinet were
there and the President was repre-
sented by Private Secretary Hal
ford. The clerks desk was trans
formed into a temporary altar and
nothing was wanting to the ceremo.
NAL. Bishop Keane officiated with
the assistance of a number of priests
and preached short sermon.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31
Thnrsday.

HousE-The dreary consideration of the
sundry civil bill was again resumed and
amendments were adopted in committee
of the whole prohibiting the opening on
Sunday of the government exhibit at the
worlds exposition.
SENATE-The senate entered upon a limit
less debate upon the free coinage of silver.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31

SENATE--As nobody was ready to speak
ON the Stewart free coinage bill the matter
was laid over until Tuesday.
HoUsE-The legislative, executive and
Judicial appropriation bill was reported
and placed on the calendar. 1t appropri-
ates 81 ,6s5, 552, being 81, 070, 2SS less than
the estimates, and a reduction of $45S 122
from the appropriation for the same pur-
poses for the current fiscal year. The
speaker submitted a communication from
precipitation of Sl63, 047 for the postar service
incident to the worlds Columbian exposi-
ton for the fiscal years 1893 and 1884
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31

SENATE-The silver bill was discussed
briefly.
HOUSE The sundry civil bill was passed.
The postofIice appropriation bill was
then discussed. Pension matters were
considered at the night session.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31

RICHMOND, May 30.-The governor of
this state has just appointed Hon. Ezra
Hunter United States senator to succeed
John S. Barbour. deceased.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31

The third trial of DIR. Garrison, in
Wheeling, for the murder OF DIR.
Beard in that city over year ago,
resulted in verdict by the jury OF
involuntary manslaughter. Satur-
day morning Judge PAUL sentenced
DIR. Garrison to seven months con-
finement and a fine of $3.50. The
sentence will be appealed to the
Supreme Court.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31
CONDENSED NEWS.

A Collection of Interesting Items on vari-
Gus Subjects, Especially Prepared for
the Hasty Reader
Captain William A Andrews, of Bos-
ton, will make a transatlantic- lIiyage in a
boat ~ feet in length, 5 feet beam. and
will carry fifteen yards OF sail The deck
is ON the whaleback plan.
Arthur Bisot, life convict who escaped
from the prison at Jacksonville, Ind,
twelve years ago, while on a furlough, has
returned and surrendered. As he has been
leading good life he will probably be
hardened
Red Cedar Lake, Wis, is again agitated
by the long tale of monster, which has
lain dormant during the cold months A
farmer lost five valuable sheep by the
visit of the varmint Their mangled fgms
were found in the mud, partly devoufed
IL Is supposed to be a monster mud
turtle
The convention of the American Baptist
union began its seventy-eighth anniver-
sary meeting Tuesday at Philadelphia. The
report of the treasurer showed balance
against the treasury of s66. 754-3l. The re
ceipts aggregated $3.50, 772.9S. OF this
amount S27S, 2424 represented donations;
Sl30,9s6, legacies; Ss2,Gs0.01, from the
Women's Baptist Foreign Missionary so
ciety; s35, 5202S, from the Women's Foreign
Mission society of the west; S11. %, from
the government grant to schools.
Ex-President James K Folks will was
declared null and void by Chancellor Al
lison at Nashville, and the estate given tc
the heirs at law Polk left the home
consisting of several acres in the heart of
Nashville ON which his tomb is located, to
his wife, and after her death to that rela-
tive who should be pronounced -worthiest
relative bearing the name of Polk, and on
that Folks death to n successor similarly
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31

Ho &C. He e soa4 o5; packing. a 60
CATTLE-Good to prime. g 15a4 IS;
others 8 25Q4 %. mixed g O0@3 IS.
SHEEP 50@6 "a
LANBs-$7 O0@5 25,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31

The Democrats, as we have before
remarked, have dozen or more
available men for the Presidency
not counting Cleveland and Hill.
New York has Governor Flower,
General Slocum and ex- Secretary OF
the Navy, Whitney. Then, there
are Governor Russell, of Massachu-
setts, Governor Pattison, of Penn
sylvania, Senator Brice, and ex-
Governor Campbell, of Ohio, Sena-
tor Palmer, of Illinois, Governor
Boies, of Iowa, Don Dickinson, OF
Michigan, and others who would
fill the chair of President with abil-
ity and dignity. There is no lack
of good men for candidates.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31

The Democrats of Mason are
solidly united, never fear.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31
How itLooks.
Clarksburg News.

Clarksbnrg NeWs-
Hon. Geo. w. Tippett, editor of the
Point Pleasant REGISTER, and a
candidate for Auditor was here this
week and attended the Democratic
convention Tuesday. Mr.. Tippett
is an old newspaper man, good
Democrat and seems to have consid-
cradle support in his candidacy.
He thinks his chances for the nomi-
nation are good. He will have con-
siderable support from this county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-31

1t is reported that conference of
Senator's, friends of Senator Hill,
and representing nearly every State
in the Union, was held in Washing
ton few days ago, and the con-
clusion was reached that Hills
nomination for President was as
good as certain. Hon. Edward
Murphy, who has made such an ex-
cellent Chairman of the Democratic
Committee of New York, has just
returned from trip South and
West, as far as California, and says
that bet on Hill is not only safe
but like finding money. He pre-
diets that the Senator will be nom-
mated on less than four ballots.
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Cincinnati robaoen.

Offerings for the weel<..........-.....1 1877
0fIerlngs for same week last year.. ,541
Receipts for the week -. sea
Receipts Tor same week last year.. 200
The offerings of Observation-Disclosures 4f3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
kOLEJ
Flint e. Pere Narcotic
W Mlchiyanle.

Nowy tlnel nod rzekH W
qort huron znacane u}atwi pa.
sazerom lazle oraz pr1e>e}ke trach-
tow mledzy Stanami Z:.dns..zone-
ml A kanada
Port u"ron Detroit Mich, i
toledo, Ono, 50 m wschodzie
krancowemh punNl"nA ke,el Flint
4 Pere Marquette. w tvch miel~
scow"Sc'ach rrAvlmnjt sic uagony
wpS">' knr~lIare miYdzy Luding-
ton. Mich goa ..,rwM!%i zwAnem
Marquette, Boston etc.
Ia kommikacva = dwiema
llniaml uarowc"w nliedN Mamlu-
voc Milwaukee,. wisconsin.
Ludlngt"n, T. ala:: rvk caiy
skraca odl-g}">t zapewnia Szvb-
ka 1azde mled<, E,Srons,nem a
Wschodem.
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drleko tan>1r q" Mjchisanu, dc
Mast IA Wsch"l%ir W kanadz;e
nlz Arz"l CM'vng"
y hii1>A ~~lczryniv pisac dc
g-nlur ter krlei " 81. Paul Mimi
Manitn~nG, Wis Milwaukee
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

byl chc,al, ledno siowxo tylko
py mnie xosztowafo! Ale ia
dzlekuie ~ to - ia ale uda1e
pobo2u'slow!
Pot-m Small s'e s~zy{erczp.
- No, pane prewlzorze =
c'agna1 daiej - czemu tak'ch
kozan aie praw,Sz twei Ma
rys-e? Jak ona dawnlej krowy
pasta, n.e s~iyszala pewnle
Cd 3sdnego wctu tax madrego
ryku. )ak teraz Cd ciebIe!
Zegnam pana. panic pre- uze'ze!
Po;1z. Wlusiu, poidzemy do
domu.
BAd"}ewski odwrocli sic |,
odszedi. Budaj odwroc't sic |
w'dz4c. ae chtoplec pozostaf,
zrYwajac modrak, wyc'agnaf
grusIke Il kieszeni.
Cheese gruszke, chIopczy.
ku? Znpyt"&.
= Ebr!- odrzekt chiopiec
prZYSN"kul4r.
"A LAX se to NOW. =
rzek' Bndaj, podawalac
gruszke.
= Bog zopfa6! zawolai
chtopiec uradowany i poblegf
IA ojcem.
Gdzles znalazf te grusz-
Ike? - zapytat o%jclec.
= Dostafem Cd stryja! =
odpari chlopczyaa-
Cd stryia? I'd tego?
To chyba nledoDrzafa, ME
3drowa. Precz mi z MA! W
domu many gruszek dosyc!
- To mowiac wyrwaf grusz-
ke chtopcu z reki i rzuclt
ia "a Budajem, TAX ze gruszka
pred ,ego nogaml padta na
zlemle.
Chfopiec sic roz2la6al, a
o]elec pouczaf 20, Re Cd nikogo
ME powinien mic przyImoWac,
DO ,,sami ]estesmy bogaci l
many wszystk'ego dosyc!"
Wreszcle %pocleszyt chtopca.
be W aomu wiecel dostauie
gruszek i jesZrze kawa1ek
cukru.
Budai leszcze raz Sic obej-
rat = potem zwroclf sic ku
domowi patrzac ma 2acho.
dzacc sfonce, westchnat do
Boga, ably W sercu brata iak
na}rychlei zalssniato stonce
mitoscl bratersklej.
lLiag dalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
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POLSKO-ANGlELSKI
ANGIELSKO-POI.S 81
ANGIELSKO-POLSK

zotat jut ukoac,zony odessany tym, ktdrzy przyssal ma dziele
20 pgenumelae. Dze1o to jest W dobrej, mocnej oprawle % zsoconeml
s etuli RG.s zawie et{y 924 stron mic vyIadnego draku n a dobrym pa
Paetze: AoszIule tylko 4 dolary; Dzefo to Jest potfzebne kazdeau Po-
J~ssykiem uze iowym biznesowym W Ameryce Jest jezyk angie(sk /
beg znajonesci teo Jezyka ME MONA tn prowadzac 7udnego intewsu
ani zaa9Inowao posed " e1zedach, biurach It'd. Tu W AmeTycs opr6os
olezystcgo jezyka angiclsklego znajomos6 innych jezykow Jest zgola
hMepotgzebn?. Ko oproz swego jgzyka, unie pc angiesku, vszydsie "
caej dtugRJ szerokle; AnerYce -ozmowi sic interes oSs-aw: Xo
oaune pc angiesku, chociaA ME p}ynnie, hCo znaJdzie pace. p-
sade 1atwo vybranym bye moze na jk rz2d y hal ta.h@ 5es
ieayka angiekkiego najbardzlej wykszta- 3ony cz}owiek p ouostaje W
gle 1atem " wtasnym Interests ka5degs tn mezzkajecege Polaks
d. acknowledgment po angnsku jest "posrednk Posko Angisski Gems
s5 cent6w; potem konecznie porzebna jest ksnzka S o W n k P OIL
. K GA n g Ielski A ngiels koPo SIX, abowiem w tynso
,towniku 8atyo znale66 co znaczy polsHe s'owo W 7ezyku angieskim
asowo angnskie c macy V ie2yku polskim. Kazdy ]eden, ktory tu
W Ameryce cce pozostad? pa~in,en msd sfovnik tenw swom tolnu,
napisat pc angidsku Tub che co prza1urnnczyc z ksiazki Tub gazet,
angielskiej ma jezyk polski, mis- moze obyt sic bez Siownika Pdsko
:Angielsklego i Angii1hsko- pelskiego: N!zka coma tego dzhaa Jest sa
~Przyseiajcie ma mole rece pc 4 dolary a kaademu siowaiR
a%atyehmiast wysle.
- 6 II. DERDOWSKI
Cor end 81 CarimOma o.
80 UNNRN NMMWNI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
D W a D a a.
POW IESC.
L.. II .......
Wieczor byl przecudn".

ludzie ME zapam'etuI'. Powla-
dali navel, ze d~och iudzi,
powracaiacych Q largu Ma
Yves, pablo ~n!ez;wych, Re
tray krowy z1echiy na lace,
lie pies owc2aT~u do~tal wscle-
kIlznY | zauln SO gosclnnego
MARGIN zastrzeiii. rcgryzl o.
kropnie owce i !ndyka. Wnk
tosia, corka pana Budaiew-
skie5o z tolwarkl, powracata
take z miasta La bryczce
j gdyby ME Stach 2 Nadol-
nika, k.0ry przypddkowo
nadbiegi uirzaws2y ia l
chtopca powozacego zemdla-
iych, a konle samopas sic
wlokace ~ gdyby Stach -
powladam - ME byf do5iegf
zr6dta i ME dotrzezwlt zem-
dlatych, kto vie. CODY sic
byfo stale!
Bytc to okropnie, ale "a
to wleczor by1 slicznY. Okoto
sz6stej BOWEN godziny zacze-
fy sic ma 2achodniem nlebie
zbierac cbmury = niezadtu-
go cafe niebo byfo czarne,
lax gdYby je kto sadzaml
wysmarowa1, wuet tel porwaf
sic wiatr tax gwattowny, jak
gdybY chclat drzewa z ko-
REMAIN powYrywa6 l dachy
zrzuca6, a wsrod huku, uajo-
kropniejszego grzmotu, blys-
kawlca ma b}yskawlce rozdzle-
rata czarne chmury, a toskot
biiacych plorunow przypoml.
nal ustawicznY hulk armat.
Kto tego ME wldzlal, ME
byiby wIerzyf, tax 10 bylo
okropnle!
Ia kazdem uderzeniem plo-
runa uczufo wielu Organic W
cafem clele, W gfowie i we
wszystkich czfonkach.
Stara FaferkoNa, ktora
bYta W drodze, usiadta z
stcachem pod wlerzba prey
drodze, d jak W si6dma wlerz-
be cd mel uderzyi p!ornn,
to re strachu przoz pot
godziny movie ME mogla.
Maciejowa potozyla sic re
etrachu W iozko, nakryta sic
plerzyuq IA sauna glove ! TAX
w potavh ie34c, odmawlafa
paclerze modliia si4 2 pew
uosc!a poprawl. De luz n1kogo
obgadYwac ME bedzlc.
W goscln:ach szynkow-
mach bylo lakb9 wymlott a
nleleden, ktorego burza %
klel'szka odpedz'fa, postaua-
wlal soble, 2e juz AMI kropll
DO ust lle wezmle.
Byt to lstny sad Bo5y!!
Ale potem luua> deszcz
coraz iagodule,szy = burza
ustuta j pow'etrze coraZ bylo
Mise, u wreszcze okoio go
dZlny oslnej zupefnle sic uc1
szyio ston6o wyjrzalo = 20
"a chmurek. y ma wszYstklch
l}stkach wlslafy j"ko dyam"n-
ty krople woody, Gaia przyroda
by1a orzezwlona = co maj
gfowrlelsze = ME bvio gradu,
dzlekl Bogu, czego sie Ma
foiwarku bardzo cbaw,ann.
Pan Budajewskl, wtascr,el !
~folwarku, wyszedt ma pole
obok niego sKakat sobie wa>o
10 p,ecioIetui ch!opczyk, Pan
Budajewskl 2aEo2y} rece ma
plecach plInie sic wszystk,emu
praypatrywai, ale cho2'a&
wszystSo stato yak na]pIqkn'el
~hoclaz pszeulczka uledolrzaEa
ieszcZe, q luz sic ug 4ain pod
ciezarem kiosow, ME w,1zlaies
Ne obl,3zu pana Budaiews1le~
go ra3oscI, tylko nos jego
podposli sic nieco wy2ej,
W}asnie pr2ystanat IA
| ro7g!ada1 sic, hiedy
7 drugleJ strony zb!l2yE sic
mezcZylna, W2rOstu ulzszego
cd Ru6a1pwslyinGO q w tvar1v
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01


walo 70 cZer Sone ob]ocz&i
zachodmego nieba; naito Z AZ:
Budajewsk, NAL uczy bystre,
]ak sep, mlmo 70 przynruzai
oczy, lakto ezNnra panow'e,
gdy kogo dobrze znaja, ale
jakos pozna6 ne chca, albo
udawaJa. 2e soble przypomn'ec
ME NIGGA. Wreszc2e odrzek
przez zeby.
- aha! Trs t!!
= To mi powletrze! - Is.
uwa2yf przybyfy, kt5ry byi
rodzoDym bratem Budale wskie.
go, z ia tylko ro2nica. De ME
przekrecn swcgo nazwlska,
ale nazywaf sic tax ]ak o%lcIec:
Buds]. = Nicely bedzle uro
dzaj! dodat oglada]ac sic.
To biogoslawienst~ Boze
powinnienes Panu Bogu Ia to
dziekowac wierz mi bra.
F.! = Go nam wlerzyG i mys.
lee, tego Cd cleble uczyc sic
ME potrzebuje! przerwaf Blu
daiewskl gDurowato = czem
jestem, to nam $ Die do
zawdzieczenla, DO umiem pra-
cowac, DO nam rozum -
teraz wies2!
= Stuchaj bracle = odrzekf
Budaj spokoJn'e = BE Z TASK
Boze] masz 2drnwy rozum /
b}ogosfa wiehstwo meba. to
wlem i to mic cieszy ty
wlesz O tenn Re ia.
- Me! ME! wca.e o ten
ME wlem! Bo kto VIE, c1ybys
ty sic ME cleszyt rak ne
zacieraf z radoscia, gdvby mo
je poia grad 2b'i, . two'ch NE!
Budaj patrzaf byl ma Nwo)e
spustoszone pola smutuy, ale
spokoiny. Tee to Pan Bog
to pOWietrZe paslal. q On VIE
czego komu potrzeba, Me by}
n1estety zabezpleczony
cd gradobicia, vice wgelka
mlaf szKoda, ale choeia2by z
iona z dziecmI przez Gala
zine suchy chleb ]es6 muslal,
ME bylby szemraf przeciwko
Bogu. Przeciez nle byf lepszy
Cd iunych, ktorym grad takze
pola ]spustoszyi! Ola tego
mow,f sam do siebie - glove
" gore = Pan Bog zasmuc1i,
Pan Bog pocieszy! Dziekl
Bogu> ze ia klaska ME wszyst.
kich dotkneta = OF tam z
daleka widac pola Jasia =
ia BOWEN bYlo IA imle Blu
daJewskiemu = I'M grad ME
uderzyi - mech / "a to Bogu
bedzie chwa1a! Bracie Jasiu
- mys!ai sobie, idac dalej
= CODY to z clebie "a kochane
czteczysko byio, gdyby ME to
5edno = giybys tax cokoI-
wick nl2ei nos spuszczof i
ME patrza1 TAX wysoko!
L tenn myslam1 zblizyl sic
byi do Budajewsklego = ten
tel gdy pochwall} Pana Boga,
serdecznie go powitaf, /
wspomniaf na OLGA / make |
NE byfo W sercu jego All
clenia zazdroSc' = boo prze-
clez Jas byl jego ]edynym
bratem ~starsz>m brateM!
Gdy Buda1awskl ostatnie
swe slowa %Nyr1ek}. nadat sie
LAX z,Da patrzal poga:&li
VIE ua brata. ktnregO aarzut
bratelski Doiesue dutchnaf
mlmcwaln'e ua>unA! inu
przys'nwle Jak,=i ktn smaxl"
i. t. d. Ale nat} chn,a>1 stu
mil W sobIe &c przykr~ uczu
q" ! rzeki i~ag"!ue
Jas:u! Czym e. kle}y
2azdrcssi;? C1y \ ady xrzywo-
ma 30 r@'trza'e". zaS " boga.
", bar"z" bagn;,, . ia tylko
zwyc1ajny 6 ~spnHarl? Czy c:e
h:eGy proslfen . co, nawet
w ten Gas. ptv M DIVE I5rOwv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
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such a market, but the general list dis
PLAYED a firm temper throughout the
session and there was undoubted buying
of Richmond and West Point securities,
which rumor attributed to the Vanderbilts
without sufficient grounds to base such
supposition upon. The close was very
dull and firm at slight gains for the day.
Sales, 3O,6ll shares. Quotations closed;
Adams Express, l49: American Elk
press, 11S15; Canada Pacific 90S; Central
Pacific, 300 ; Chesapeake and Ohio, 235s I;
DO first preferred, -; do second PIE
ferred, -; Chicago and Alton, $50; Chica-
60, Burlington and Quincy l0015 Delaware
and Hudson, 1881; Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western, 1868; Denver and Rio
Grande preferred, ISL; Erie %; do pre-
ferred, "a; Fort Wayne, 1874; Illinois
Central, 1917 Lake Shore, l3l i Michigan
Central 1919; Missouri Pacific. 5S4 !;
Northern Pacific. 1874; do preferred
500; Northwestern, llb; do preferred,
l42; New York Central, 10Y; Pa
cihc Mail, 33A; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, 1919; Pittsburg, 155; Pullman
Palace, 1875; Reading, COS Rock Island,
7S%; ST. Louis and San Francisco, first
preferred, 1913; St Paul, S2}s; do pre-
ferred 1851; st Paul and Omaha, Az =;
do preferred, III; Tennessee Coal aud
Iron, 30, Texas Pacific, So; Union Pa
ciic, 37H; United States Express, 50;
Western Union, 1888.