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The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-12


VIM. T. Cunard, who has been clerk.
ing for Charles S. Plummer has quit
and has a building under way for a
barber shop and gents furnishing goods
store. We wish him success in his new
enterprise.
The Mosacca Cornet Band have rent
ed the room under Odd Fellows Halland
r%eorganiyed. No doubt it will be in
the field next fall to give good music.
Mr.. John B. Jordan has added very
much to the appearance of his lot by a
new fence.
Some of the people in this place have
taken advantage of the good weather
and are moving.
Somebody has read the riot act TO
some of the cider sellers in this place
| and ordered it not to he sold.
Samuel ID. Titus is very sick and also
Frank Stetser.
Extra meetings have begun at the
NJ. +. Church and have started off with
the right feeling.
Hon. James StrimpIe and his brother
Peter, have moved into their beautiful
new houses which are grand improve
ments to our town. These houses are
built on the latest plans, are completely
finished with hardwood on both first
and second floor and papsred with the
latest style of felt and embossed paper.
James's house is heated by steam and
Peters by hot water. Both give good
satisfaction. They have hot and cold
water all owe their houses forced by a
wind mill which adds very much to the
appearance of The real of the houses.
Mr.. Theo. l.. Adams, of PeDn's Grove,
did the papering. REX.
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Prominent among the Saxon
Stufs are Crocodile Cloths.
The name is not meant to sug-
gest the ooze and slime of
the Nile neither the trade
of howadji nor transport Of
howdah. 1t merely tells you
that the stuff is tough and
crinkled like the epidermis of
a crocodile. Crepe-like' plain
colors, figures as though
slightly embossed. But the
colors are rich crimsons, deli
cate modes, honest blues,
standard blacks-real novel
ties. $3.50 and 81.
There is a whole family of
irridescent changeable wool,
and-silk stuffs, Melanges with
little spots and figures in sill
yer silk that glisten like fish
scales in the sun, stripes
checks, plaids and a line of
bizarre, rocco sort of stuffs
that simmer as the silver
wavelets of a quiet lake in the
moonlight. Then too there
are wool checks, and serges
with silk noil stripes. These
textile Saxons have a family
trait of style quite as decided
as the blue eyes and the haxen
hair of the human Saxons.
Introductions free. The goods,
$I.25, $3.50 and SI.75;
Then, too, Diagonals in the
most delicate and tenderSpring
colors and digniied dark tints,
of qualities so fine and weave
so perfect as to command the
loving admiration Of the con-
noiseur in Wool stuffs. 81.
$t.25, $3.50.
1t is interesting to see the
holder efforts in the Saxon de-
signs. 20 sorts with beauti-
full borders, some like inverted
stalactites formed of miniature
cotton boil. 81, And, and
When all the foregoing is
read and mentally digested
perhaps you may think you
know something Of our Saxon
Dress stuhs. But you don't.
That's only the a b C of them.
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CONsUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, hav.
ing had placed In hi. hands by an East india
remedy Tor the speedy and permanent cure ioI
CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma autl
all other throat and Lung Affections, also q
and ali Nervous Complaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers In thous ands Of
cases, has felt 1t his daty to make it known
and a desire 10 relieve human suffering. Iwill
send free OF charge. to all who desire 1t, this
recipe, In German, French or English, with full
descriptions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper. ". A. NorKs, 80 Powers Block. Roches-
'c:, N. Y. aSiy.
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Among the Cottons.

The Brandenburgs. In their
sphere and grade they reign
alone-supreme. Most beauty
and quality for the money, 2oc.
Time was when competition
existed in good Cotton prints
at 2oc. But that was before
the Saxon Arms were claimed
as the trademark for the Bran
denburgs. Two years ago this
Cloth came. Its advent made
an earthquake in the Cotton
goods market. But the ex-
element is over. Branden-
burgs control. -
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You have heard your friends and neigh
bon talking about it. You may yourself
be n Of the many who know from personal
experience Just how good q thing it is. II
you have ever tried it, you are one of its
staunch friends, because the wonderful
thing about it is, that when once given a
trial, Dr.. Kings New Discovery ever after
holds o place in the house. If you have
never used it and should be afflicted with Q
cough, cold or any Throat Lung or Ches
trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it
. fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every time,
or money refunded. Trial Bottles Free n
n. Jshnson's Drug store.
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MARRIED

SPARKS-GRUFF-On Feb. 3rd.
1892 at Emmanuel Parsonage, Penn's
Grove, by Rev. d. W. G.. McIntire.
Joseph II. Sparks, of Penn's Grove, and
Mi > Josephine Gruff, of Bridgeport.
ACTON-LINDZEY-On Wednes-
day evening, Sd inst. by Rev. a. II.
Sembower. ut the residence of the
BRIDES father, in Lower PENIS Neck,
Morris Il. Acton, of Warrington, and
Sallie j., daughter of Charles Lindzey.
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Notice.

Amanda Weatherby and Isaac Hurff Weather.
by, Executors of benjamin Weatherby deceased,
by direction of the Surrogate of the County OF
Salem, hereby gives notice 10 the creditors OF
the said Benjamin Weatherby deceased, 10
bling in their debts, DEMANDS and claims
against the estate OF the said decedent, under
oath or affirmation, within nine months from
the date thereof, or they VIII be forever barred
u any action thereof against the s&id ENecu.
tors.
ISAAC HUREF W~EATHERBY.
Dated November 'th, 1891. Executors.
Dec. 2h.2m.
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The Best SAlve in ths world for Cats,
BruiseS SoreA uicen, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Oapped HAndA Chilblains
CcralS and all Ekin ErupsnnA and positive.
~ cures PlsA. or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed 70 givs psrfsct satisfaction, or
nonsy refunded rnes IS cents per box.
RH sls ha ". D. Ro6Sinstx Dug Store
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Administrators Notice,

Theodore Holt0n, administrator of AndrewlC.
HOltOn. deceased, hereby gives notice to the
creditors OF the said Andrew G. HOltOn deceas
ed, to bring in their debts, emaud and claims
against the estate OF the said decendent, under
oath OF animation within three months from
the date hereof, or they will be forever barred
OF any action thereof against the said Admins
~ THEODORE HOLTON,
Dec. 18th, 1871. administrator.
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VENDUE.


'ffff ~
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 23d, 1892
The following described horses COWS and uten-
silS:
HORSES head. George, sorrel horse, 9years
old, good for work or driving; Norman, 9 years
old, l6 hands Harry, . years, l5L hands, both
good for work or driving Flora. - years, extra
brood mare Lady 4 years, l54 hands, well
broken, yearllHg bay colt, promises speed.
head of Guernsey cows, coming IN proht
soon.
Wagons and farming implements in usual va
riety, heavy wagons, cart, market wagon, bug
gy, hog scalder, on wheels, moving machine,
hay shelyingS, plOws, cultivators. coOps, etc.
Set single harness, 4 sets half chain harness, 2
sets new last spring; fiynets, lines, BRIDES, col,
iars, halters and blankets, good buffalo robe, 600
bushels corn in tile ear, 20 pounds TO the bush.
el 80 baskets sweet potato seed, consisting OF
100 Maurice River Seed, Is up.riyer and % Buz.
by's, guaranteed free from all disease; half OF
Ii acres of growing wheat. turkeys, bedsteads,
bureau. No. : BaechwGod Range, chairs, settee,
s at. ice.cream freezer, knives and FORKS, dishes
and other things.
Sale 70 commence at I'm. Conditions at sale.
ll-2t, JOHN ID. SHULTZ.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

lN
Between David Wiley, executor } Fl. ia, for sale
OF Josiah Morris. dec. Complt. OF MoTtgaged
Aud Joseph II. Weber et nx; PREMISES
Nv virtue OF the above stated writ, TO me di-
rected and delivered, l will sell at public ven.
due, in front OF the Court House In the City OF
Salem,
on MONDAY, MARCH It'll, 1897,
Between the hours OF II aud 5 o'clo X In the az
ternOon OF said day ITO VII az O'CLOCK r.. NJ
ali that plantation, tract or piece ofland, situa 4
in the township of Mannington, IN the Count v
OF Salem and State OF New Jersey, and bound
ed as follows:
Beginning at Salem Creek IN a line OF Josepn
Matlack, aid RAINING thence bounding tbere5n
south fortythree degrees twenty minutes WeSt
f~oriy-siX CHAINS to Il corner in the line Of land
Of The heirs OF Thomas ~Hinchnan, deed Thence
thereby North fOIty-fiye degrees and twenty.ay We
minutes West twenty chains and seventy links
Ia n corner OF David and ElwoOd kiger'S land
thence thereby North forty-three degrees and
twenty minutes East thirty. one chains and
seyeniy-fOur links 10 II corner OF lands b0nphi
by ID. ". [. Hinchmani thence thereby South
chains and ninety links TO a corner in the mid.
ale Of the Courses Landing public road thence
nv the middle ui said road Moth thirty.eivb,
and a half degrees East fifteen chains and f0ffy
ave links to a corner OF SummeTiI's land
thence by lands of summerill North forty.eieht
degrees Fast about seven chains and twenty.
ave links to the Salem creek thence I'M salem
creek by the courses thereof to the place Of he.
ginning containing WlNhlh SAID bounds Eighty
acres Of land and premises, be the same more or
less.
erty OF Joseph II. Weber ct uX, defendants, az
me suit OF David Wiley, executor OF Josiah
Morris dec" eomplfilMahH! s, aSe e Pc sold by
C. II. Sinnickson, SolT. Dated Sherif's ONCE,
Salem, n. j., FEB. 3, le@2- PAST.
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The Challis. Daily novel;
ties would call for daily praises.
So delicate, like the fine
Zephyr Ginghams, that you
almost say they are woven
wind" Yes, but the colors
are not ''blew'-only a little.
For either Ginghams or
Challis our counters are the
realms Of delight.
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FEBRUARY IL,
-LOCAL6.-

PUBLIC SAEs.
Feb iO-Edw. G. Brick. near Penn's Grove.
Feb. r7-Chas. Ereid, near Pedricktown.
Feb. 81. d. Shuitz. near Auburn.
Feb. 2l-Robt. Cross, above fenn's Grove.
Feb. a,-Jas Black. Near Eagletown.
MARCH 2-s. Rushing Dolbow. l.. p. Neck.
MARCH IN. D.. Leap. near Wiley School
House.
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BY Using

Ayers Cherry Pectoral, many have been
saved from fatal Illness,
+. u. Estabrooks, Canterbury, n. B., says:
In the winter of 1853 | was a, surveyor Of
lumber IN Sacramento, Cal. Being consid-
crably exposed, l took Il bad cold accom-
panied with a terrible cough. ] tried several
remedies, but they failed 10 cure me, n it
was thought | was going into I decline. On
the advice of u friend, I began 70 use Ayers
Cherry PectoraI, and less than half a bottle
completely cured me"
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property !
PUBLIC SALE

VlylTI De SOLD II pWNIIC SdIt OF
"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1892.
on the farm known as the VIM. Lawrence
farm, on the bridgeport road, about | mile
above PENIS Grove, the following stock and
farm implements
STOCk-One pair OF mules about II years
old. good for all kinds of work, 5 milch cows,
one with 4 calf by her side, 2 Will calve by day
Of sale, . will be due by April or May.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS sc. - One farm
wagon with body, spring wagon with potato
rigging, buggy, family carriage, horse rake,
to hitler, Planet Jr. sweet potato digger, dou-
Bile corn pillow, grind stone, moving seythe,
horse trough, single swingle-trees, breast
chains, &c.
H~ARNESS-Set OF half chain harness, set OF
siugle carriage harness, set OF pillow harness.
46baskets OF seed potatoes, (Cape May vari-
etieS) No. range in good order, parlor stove,
2 ton of COW hay, &c.
Sale to commence at l o'clock. Conditions
made known on day of sale. ROBERT CROSS.
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"ANTED-A good salesman to sell Nursery
w Stock. Salary $40 per month and expen-
ses paid. Address, with references, ID. H.PAT-
TH, Nurseryman, Geneva, n. Y, Lot
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WANAMAKER,S.

The Canton Cloths, more
strength and better printing
than you will find in any other
stuffs, at raIc the yard. The
hmsy rottenness Of many of
the cheaper prints shown this
season make it a satire to call
them Dress Goods-they are
rather a sort of decorative ma
terial. We avoid them.
The Bedford Cord, silk
striped plaid Ginghams, 45c,
are in richer variety daily, and
the choice Scotch plaids are
gay-they almost speak Gaelic.
Was the strength of the
Surahs, I5c, ever questioned?
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a gilling skiI 1g.feet long and full eject beam,
IN good order and good rigging. For further
particulars apply to WILLIAM H0I.ETON. JT,
p It,. PedricktoWn, N. J..
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OF course you've read some
Of James Whitcomb Riley's
poems--everybody has. They
do indeed talk from the
heart Are you curious to
see how Mr.. Riley looks?
Book News for February has
a plate paper portrait Of him
and there is also a delightful
sketch Of the Hoosier poet by
Professor Ridpath.
Book News every month lex
cept December) has an author
portrait OF this character fit
for framing. Seventy of them
published before this one of
Mr.. Riley.
Illustrations from current
Books (elevex in the February
number are also regular fea
lures of Book NEWS.
But all this is incidental ;
the Book News mission is
broader, much broader. Its
steady aim is to give you the
news OF the whole Book world;
not only the name the new
Books but to give you such
clues to their spirit and worth
that you can kuoaO whether or
not you want a closer acquain
taince with them.
Think Of having at com
mand a book--wise friend
always ready to pluck out the
heart Of any Book for you
honest, fearless, exact
The absurd part of Book
is the price 5 cents a
copy, so cents a year.
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John Denny's dwelling house, corner Of Har-
niony and franklin st. Apply to
CHNS. y. ROBINSON.
lA.tt. PENIS Grove.
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LAWMAKERS

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. q, 1892.
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For Sale.

The finder VIII be rewarded by returning then
to WIN. MUNYAN.
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Trappers, Take Notice.
For Sale or Rent.

! am paying the highest cash prices for {
kinds OF Raw Furs. g.. ID. SHANNON
Union Corner, Penn'sG rOv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10
Razem 31go Grudnia 1791....l77
TOuoyzuSt1ya 11Gr0f07De.

Razem olgO Grudnla 1I91....lI/
Touarzyste0a pa1afalne.
y Tow. sw. Kazmlerza -
o%fiarowa}o dzwon plot ma kos
ci6f. Mic szczeg6lnego o tenn iowa
rzystwie ME WIEN.
p Tow. sw. Antoniego wstep-
ne wed}ug wleku - cz}onk6w jest
5S = wsparc1e IS tygodn'owo W
chorobie = 5000 poSmlertne ola
wdowy, 500 ola czionka W przy-
padku smierci zony. PREF. Antonl
huczak ~(starszy); sekr. Frank
Wolny; kasyer Jan Szaiek. = 4
wsp6lne komunie Sw. do roku.
81 Tow. sw. Franciszka z
Azyzu. C%z}"nk6w jest 80; wstepne
wed}ug wieku; wsparcle S. w cho-
robe; posmiertne $3.50 ola wdowy,
$500 ola cz}onka W przypadku
smlerci zony. Prezydent Jan Rosih-
ski; sekr. J6zef Mackowiak, kasy-
ell A~leksander Slom1hsk1, 3 wsp6l-
ne komunie sw. do roku.
~ Bractwo R6zancowe kobiet,
4 komunlc sw. do roku, p}aci $50
poSmiertnego.
81 Towarlystwo dzlewlc. -
miesieczne komunie.
J.! Wstqpucie do Jractw pa1ufal-
nych!!
Kilka p0rafian mi wspomnGEo
o 2]atolcnlu nowego towarzystwa
nale&qcego do IJodnoczenja pod
oplekp Boskiego Serca Jczusowcgo,
DO iuA Xjcdnoozeniu 80 i do
innycE paratil mus&Q ohod2id M
mitynki. Szc1eSd BoAc! Jak nuJ.
PREDICT mkiadajciel
(Ciqg daisy nastQp'.j
PkACClE "a WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10

Q cleble...
Ale zmiluy sic! coz mi
tn mo&e zagraaac?
- Sam ME wien, a 1ednak
sic boje; ach! jak M trudno
opusclc c'e przy!acie!u!
Tax rozmawla]ac, gotowat
sic Snb.slaw szybAo do WV.
]azdu; poczem usciskawszy
Przecfawa, uciek1 prawle cd
n1ego. Szlachetny ch'cpak po>
czul Ivy w oc2ach, a lie chcla}
sic nlemi zdradzii.
Subislaw wzla} z SODA po-
kojowca i pacholka, stare.
mu Mikotajow1 powierzyt pie,
cze mad przyjac'elem, wledzqc,
De lagodny i dobroduszny
Przectaw, 1atwo wpasc mole
W nleszczescie l me potra6 sic
obronic.
Uplynal tydzien spokojnie,
kazdego dnia spodziewano sic
powrotu Subis1awa, a Price,
law z usmicchem mYsla1 o
p1onnych obawach przylaclela,
gdy pewnego poranku PREY
"biegt goniec z L'pnicy, z lis
tenn do kasztefaaa cd PAM
Agazyi, kt6ra wohec co:az
czesc1ej powtarzajacYch sic
wiesci o ruchach tatarskich,
proslfa szlachetnego opieNuna
swego wnuka, ably ME czeka.
JAG Bozego Narodzenla, odes-
lat jej }ak nalpredzeJ m1o-
dzienc6w, TEN wiecej, Re
czujac sic sfaba nlezdolna
DO rzqdow, pragnle mleG
Przecfawa PREY sobie.
Pan Klemens polec1wszy
wzruszonemu PrzeclawoHi,
sposobic sic do podr64Y, wy
gotowal Obscene plsmo do
PAM MirostawoweL w ktorem
obsypujac pcchwafami Pr2ec-
lava, donosiI, il ten sam
wraca, DO Wo}ciech uda} sic
do Rzymu i. t. d.
Dobre SERGE pana ma Rusz-
czy i Klimuntowie NE poz-
wa1alo sedziwei matronie 3D.
slonic calej prawdy, viedz1ai
on, jak b>lesnym c'osem by
tabV diaj ME wiadom.sG, ze
krewny lei ukochanego wnu
ka, ktorego ona wybrala mu
ma brata przyJaciela, popet-
MI zapojstwo, lubo W gniewle
dokonane.
Wiadomosc 0 wyjezdzle
Przecfawa z hrakowa, robbie
gia sic Totem olyskawlcy. ME
tylko ma dwo"ze kasztelana,
ale po catem 'nlescie, W kto-
rem pobozny dobroczynnY
Przeclaw by1 "obrze znany i
niezmiernie k":hany.
Cafy dzieh ! noe trwato pa
kowanle iIkry l 2egnanle
przyjacI5l tovarzyszy. Przec-
law bolai srndze. lie pred
awy]azdem ME ujrzy JUL Su
blsiawa, a skoro raz opuScl
dwoc swego opiekuna, kiedya
sic znowu ma MIN ukaze !
czy tn wogole przybedzie
ieszeze? Smutna sprawl Woj.
c,echa i wyjazd jego do Rzy-
mu byly tel bardzo prsykre
ola Przeciawa. Pobozny INTO
dzieniec, cd wielu lu2 lat,
czu1 W sobie powofanle do
s1anu duchownego, najgoret.
SEEN lego pragnien'em bylo
zostac kap1apem.
Wiedzac jednak, De jest
ostatnim z. rodu, obawjai sic.
Re babka nIe 2godzl SIG
ma lego January, a wbrew
]ej wolf ME chciai nigdy pos
terowac. Mai iednax nadzle]e,
be PAM Agazya lublac bardzo
Wojciecha i ma)qc 60 prey
sobie, przyblerze 90 "a wnu-
ka uczynl spadkoblerca ma
jatku lmlen;a, q lemu,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10

gonca, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
xasztelana, wys'ucha-
wszy madrych nauk i rad ie-
go, wyruszVf Przecfaw Kra-
kowa do starego gniazda
swych przodkow.
Starry Mikoia] uproslf sobie
u kasztelana pozwolenie do
odprowadzeula do Lipn,cy
Przeciawa, kt6rego orszak
skfadaa sic q wiernego Flip
ka, gonca przybylego z domu
] ota]ennego, prowadzacego
konie, objuczone rzeczami pa
nlcza } przYborami 90 drogi.
Pjerwszy dzieh przebyli po-
dr6znl bez &adnego wypadku
i p6znym wieczorem stanell
ma nocleg. Naza1utrz szaro
jeszcze byio, a oni ]u2 znowu
ruszyh dale], DO, gomez z Lip
nicy opow'adat, ze dnia tego
musza sic przeprawlc przez
wielkie bory, vice trzeba ably
pred noca doiechac do maie)
gospody, w~znoszacei s'e Ma
skra]p lasu, Ola wygody po-
dr6znych. lie ]ednak obliczyt
droge p%rowadzqcy natY or,
szak goniec llpnlckl, DO do
brze JUL byfo z poludnla, gdy
Przeciaw z towarzyszaml "a
puscif sic w las gesty i d}ugi.
Droga leSna, peina wysta]a-
cych korzeni, wyboj6w du-
&ych ka}uzy, powstafych z
ostatnlch deszcz0w, nadzwy.
czaj ruina byla DO przybycia;
to tel vieczor Juz zapad}
ciemny, w!eczor jesienny,
chmurny, bez gwlazd i ksje.
zyca, a nasl podro2nl ledwo
trzec'a Geese boru prxesy!l.
Zmec=eni i zziebieci iechall W
m~ilczenlu; nocna clsze przery
wa}o tylko stapanle r2enlv
kOnl.
Znasz ty dobrze d:oge? =
zapytal naraz Przecfaw, spos-
trzegIszy, is droga stale sic
coraz we2sza | przykrzejsza.
= DIVA razy zvclu MA
Jechalen = odpart gomez
lecz wsrod takich c,emnosci
2biadzic 1atwo.
- Mozeby dobrze byto
skrzesa6 ognia zobaczy6,
czy ME ma W pobll2u suchego
mieisca, ma ktorem rozpall-
wszy ogieh, mogllbysmy do
czeka6 ranka?- m6wif Przec-
law, zwracajac sic do Miko1a-
ia.
= Ha! iezeli jesteamy Ia
2fej drod2e, to sic leple| "a
trzymaG, ale iezli ME zjecha-
llsmy W boczna drozyne, to
trzeba s%p1eszYG naprz6d, DO
o tYch ME dobre chodza wieS.
cl-odpar1 Mlko}aj, nastep-
ME zwracajac sic do gohca,
r~ozkazaf:
Skrzes vase cgnls i roz-
patrz sic, czy tedy jecha}es
do Krakowa, mole poznasz,
czYsmy ME zb1adzili, cd cze
go broh mas Bo2e, DO mole
bye zle z mani.
Goniec zapaliwszY pochod
nie, zaczal sic rozgIadaG pc
drodze, gdy wtem Filipek
zblizyt sic do Przec!awa !
rzekf clcho:
Cd nie|akiego czasu sly
see szmer jakis "a mani.
2atr=ymywalem sic lkilkakrot-
NE / nadsiuchiwAIe,n, lecz
beg naszvch ko:'i ne pozwc-
lii MI mic wymlarkowac IA
pewno. Teraz, gdysmy staneIi,
wyraznie siyszatem trzask ga
fezl, W tel OTTO strouie.
Przec}aw polozvl reNe ma
rekoiesci szabll / zbi,Ayl Sic
do Miks'aja, chcac mu udzieI1c
spostrze&eh FIlipka, gdy IA.
ole rOZlept sic pr7c.sziiwV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10
REAN n
N SZYCH KOLEl,
Chicago, NIilw. S. Paul

Chicago, NIilw. S. Paul
w stront Wschodu. Udchodzl.
Chicago expr., codzief 6.32 pm.
Chicago eXpr, 11.17 am
Chicago expires 49, sc am,
Pociag pocztowY codzieh $50 pm.
W strone zachodu Odchodz..
Chicago expires, codzleh 4.cS am
Chicago expr., codzie" 9.34 an
Chicago expr. 1856 pn.
Pociag pocztowy 11.51 am.
Wabasha Division.
Przesauanie do Zumbrotv 11.51 am.
Chippewa Valley DIVISION.
L Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazcrs&i 11.51 am.
P~rZesiadanle do .Nlenomenee 1l.5l am.
Green Bay II S. =.
1'rzybywa Odchodzi
Pociag rasazerski 4.15 pc OBJ rano
Pociag %frachtowy 7.30 wiecz.--6 O5 rano
Chicago & NOrthWe> tern.
* o d O l..
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pasazerski 9.55 rano 1910 rano
9.05 vice.. 9.40 Niecz.
kaczacyz Rochester $50 pc poluun.
F%rachtowy 700 rano
Pasazerskl do La Crosse 3.05 pc poludn
K wsc hodow /.
f~'rzybywa Odchodzi
Pasazerski $40 rano 600 w;ecz.
S.55 wiecz 8. 10 wiecz.
KacZacy z Rochester 1910 rano
Fraight accommod. 100 wiecz
Pasazerski do La Crosse $40 pc poludn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10

Eawkowe sig p}acl co 3
mlesiace naprzod. Dotychczas
tYlko 11S utrzymuje
sta5c }awki. Jest j%eszcze w'elc ia
kich, kt6rzy "a siedzen,e W koscie-
lie ME %zap}aclll, chociaz ca}y rok
wysiedzleli; a wlecej Jest tych,
ktdrzy zadnego siedzenla w kos
ciele ME maja. Cena sledzen Jest
$l.25 $3.50 CO kwsrta} "a ]edno
siedzenle. Jezeli kto ME ma]acy
siedzenia W koSciele zaimie hawke
podczas nabozenstwa, p}ac1 lOcts.
Ia sledzenia SO ~czesciowo aoi1ani:
81 parafan. .$1OS. 90.
Sicdzenla opu$ci1o: Ii ludzl
(wt2cznie 5 Czechow ola nowego
czeskiego kosclola.l >iedzenia rem
towa9o Nowy Rok Q892) q
paraflan. 31go Grudrla bYlo w
naszcj parafil. lw. Clcero) fami-
hi: "a
Wv miescle] ..fa~
Mill: 1O3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10


w1S91 +:
Rozch6d nadzvyczqjny.
1890.
Listop. l CIR. Rzeczy koscjclne
Benziger Bros. 1918
B. l.. Maciejewski wy:ozo-
ne "a parafle 1900
Jan Blenek "a chodniki
dzwonnlce 1900
Jak6b Brodnicki "a repara-
eye szko}y 1875
Sebastian Buscher "a law
XII (czefc) 10000
Jan Rosinskl "a malowa-
ME szxo}y 5000
Wal. Szymahski "a rzeczy
do domu czeS6] 1880
zelaza, ~gwozdzie i t. d. 1855
Pilsen Lumber Co. "a
drzewo $50. 90
Ca1y rozch6d nadzwyezajny
VIZ. 1890 S99.75
Ro2chod madzwyczajny.
1891.
| Kwar.
Wal. Szvmahski "a meble
i piece $500
Benzlger Bros. "a rzeczy
Koscielne 1856
S. Buscher-za tawki $4,000
la dzwcn (pofowa) 52.65
Ia organy U%ssurowslli $500
J. Slebert Ia plastrowa-
ME 1000
Za ze1azo mape DO
szkofy 14.66
Jak6b Brodnicki "a repa-
1acye szko}y 5000
Jan Rosihskl "a malowanie 5000
Holy, S]ama d Co.
drzewo 47.65
Prison Lumber Co. -
drzewo $500
Powlekszenie zabezpieczc-
MIA cd ognia szkofy 22.75
71O,3G
II kwar.
Bcnylger Bros. 20 rzeczy
koScie,nc 1926
j. Buscher "a iawkl GO,oO
j. Slcbert-Plastrowanlc 300
Pilsen Lumber Go.
drZcWO 5000
IN dhwon 1915
$1,000
III Kwar,
S. Busoher, IN iawsIu \
konlrsyonai 90 $50
R%eparacya daohu IN ssko.