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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
REV. SAM JONES.
Continued from page 1.

have an open WAY to hell in this town
IN the shape OF Railroad avenue and
It's shameless houses.
"iou old wo,aen. you 90 10 dances,
too. Now, you'd loalI nice, wouldn't
yon, throwing out your old 30. from
under your skirt, yon ola black She
devil, you.
"Whrn get to heaven will feel
amply rewarded FOR what I've lone III
this world il can meet some of you
people there. BE ware vt the devil. Give
him q wide berth. The devil gets Il
mans wife 20 DO something wrong ana
then goes and sends hor husband home
just in time To catch her. The devil
sends your daughter out to DO some.
thing wrong anu then sends her mother
out just in time to eaten her. The
devil gets You niggcrs to shooting craps
and then goes up and sends the devil
down to get you.
''As it is SO warm Will now conclude.
| am friend OF you people. | have
your welfare ever at heart. may
never preach TO YOU again. but l hope
to meet YOU in heaven. Now all you
people who are going TO do better and
lead Il Christian life stand up P"
Many stood up, almost tho cntiro
audience he then dismissed the con-
gregation with tho bnnediction.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15

An electric storm at sca is one of tho
alarming experiences to which Il mari
ncr IS exposed, but, as IL matter of
record, it is one that is least fruitful in
disastrous results. AS rule few pro
cautions are taken to guard against a
stroke of lightning, especially in the
merchant service. Ships of war are
usually fitted with lightning conductors
IA rrccaution made necessary by the
explosives stored away in their maya
zines. But these safeguards are seldom
seen on merchant vessel, and, Judging
by the extreme rarity of the cases
where they have been struck, jacks
claim that he is safer on the ocean than
on shore duringan electrical disturbance
must he admitted. 1t is a weli-cstab-
lishcd theory that one caught in il thun-
dcrstorm should not take shelter under
Il tall tree, especially if it stands in Il
clearing. Why lightning should strike
an isolated piece of timber on shore and
spare it after it has been converted into
Vessels mast is yet 10 be satisfactorily
explained
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15

10 THOSE contemplating during the
coming summer Il trip to tho mountains
in search OF health or pleasure, Deer
Park, on the dome of the Allegheny
Mountains, 1000 feet above tho sea
level, offers such varied attractions as n
delightful atmosphere during both day
and night, pure water, smooth, winding
roads through thu mountains and val
leYS, and the most picturesque scenery
in tho Allegheny range. The hotel is
equipped with such adjuncts conducive
to the entertainment, pleasure and com
fort of it's guests. rs Turkish and Rus
sian baths. swimming pools for both
ladies and gentlemen, billiard rooms,
superbly furnished parlors, and rooms,
single or en- suite. an uneXcelled cuisine
and superior service
Tho surrounding grounds, as we'll as
the hotel, arc lighted with electricity,
have cosy and shady hooks, meanderiDg
walks, lawn tennis courts and grassy
Fairgrounds for children within full
view OF tho inviting vcrandas. Six
miles distant on the same mountain
summit is Oakland, the twin resort of
Deer Park and equally as we'll equipped
for the entertainment and accommoda-
ton of its guests. Both hotels are upon
tho main line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, have tho advantages Of its
splendid vestibuled limited express
trains between the Fast and West, and
are: therefore, readily accessible from
all parts of tho country. Season excur.
sion tickets, good for return passage
until October 81, will be placed on sale
at greatly reduced rates at all princip
ticket Offices throughout the country.
One-way tickets reading from ST. Louis,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus, Chi
cago and any point on the Baltimore
and Ohio system to Washington. Balti-
more, Philadelphia or New YORK, or
vice versa, are good to stop off at either
Deer Park or Oakland, and the time
limit will be extended by agents at either
resort upon application.
The season at these popular resorts
will commence June %.
For full information us to rates, room \,
ETC.. address George d. DeShields. man
ager. Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett
county, Maryland.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
The Public building Matter.

A public meeting will be hold to-mor-
row at > o'clock in the old quarters
of tho Bridgcwator Carriage Works, for
tho purpose Of collecting the amounts
subscribed by tho citizens for tho
ground upon which TO erect the now gov
ernment building. Tho members of tho
finance committee arc all requested 10
be present. as arc also the public in gem
eral. w. II. Horton said yesterday that
if they can mako the collections of the
amounts subscribed, the erection Of the
pestollico will commence within ten
days and tho work he pushed forward
rapidly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
Have a Home for Yourself.

good tcn-room house in beautiful
location in the suburbs of tho city, with
all Improvements; bathroom, hot and
cold water, and Il stable on tho promises;
lot. 52Xli0 feet: price. So, 900; 5000 cash,
balance easy payments. Will exchange
this property for good building LOT.
Good building lot on Commerce street,
4ONl56 foot 81 500, q bargain.
Dwelling, rooms and bathroom, in
good location; lot, lOXl3O feet. So, 900;
500 cash. balance $50 per month. Call
and soc this.
West End Boulevard lot, l0Oxi5O feet,
S3,250, snap.
Tho best house on Seventh avenue $.
W. at very low figures.
Good dwelling in the West End, on
largo lot, rooms, So 500; $500 cash, bal
ance easy payments.
We have one or two houses that we
are now Offering at q low price on easy
payments. This is good chance for
young men to buy house and stop pay
ing rent
IT you want to rent house we can
satisfy you.
We represent the largest life, fire and
accident insurance companies in the
world and can give you the best protec-
ton.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
TIE DUyALi. ENGINE WORKS
Will Start Operations in About Two
Weeks.

VIII Start Operations in About Two
Weeks.
The Davall Engine Works has all it's
machinery, implements, ETC., in place,
and mon are now az work pulling down
tho cupola. which was lost on tho rail.
road for several weeks. Work in the
foundry department will begin in week
or ten days.
In about two weeks tho works will be
in full blast and will give employment
to nearly two hundred skilled mechan-
les, most Of whom will come hero from
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
number of tasty and durable houses
have already been built on tho Develop
mcnt Company's tract, and during tho
summer fifty or sixty others will DO
erected by the mechanics on their own
lots and By other parties.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
determination OF the Texas pcccarics.

recent publication of the National
museum contains paper, by Mr.. Fred
eric a. Lucas, on animals recently eX-
tinct or threatened with eXtermination
He finds that in nearly every instance
the cause is reckless slaughter by
man" As an instance of the way in
which animals may he destroyed. he re-
fcrs in the Introduction to pcccarics. In
1855 these little animals were SO album
dant in several counties of Texas that
their well-worn tails were everywhere
to be seen. while their favoritc hauats
could De readily picked out by the pc.
culiar musly odor characteristic of the
creatures. shortly after that date. hog
skin goods being in favor price OF
fifty cents each was offered for pcccary
hides, with the result that by 1890 tho
pcccarics were practically cXtcrmi-
mated
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
Great Triumph.

INSTANT relief experienced and per-
manent cure by tho most speedy and
greatest remedy in tho world-Otto's
Cure for Throat and Lung Diseases. Why
will you continue to irritate your throat
and lungs with that terrible hacking
cough when Christian e Barbee will
furnish you free sample bottle of this
great guaranteed romody? Its success
is simply wonderful, as your druggist
will tell you. Otto's Cure is now sold
in every town and village on this CON
tinent. Samples free. Large bottles SOC.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
Turning Music by The Foot.

One of the vacations of the public
performer of the violin, flute or other
instrument is the necessity OF turning
over the leaves of the music, thus COM
polling cessation of the music while
the operation takes place. \ Vienna
inventor has devised an ingenious
music stand that is calculated to OBJ
viatc this annoyance, the turning of
leaves being performed by the foot.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15

The reports In THE TIMES OF Rev. Sam
jones sermons ana the tabernacle pro-
ceedin,;s will be the fullest and most conn
plctc to be hnd. Extra copies of THE
or int TIE TRIES office.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15

limmio Carroll, manager for Bob.
Fitzsimmons, the pugilist, stopped over
in the city yesterday to spend Il fow
hours with Brennan and Layton, whom
he met in New Orleans on the occasion
OF tho fight between Fitzsimmons and
Major. Mr.. Carroll is en- route to the
Crescent City, where his principal, who
passed through Roanoke yesterday, will
go in training preparatory to fighting
Hall in September.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
NEEDED IMPROVEMENT.
= New Form of Pcrcolatp- and rIt.rI,
EuNrlf.l

y New Form of rcrcolatur and ril..rIn-
Funnel.
While the ordinary glass pcrcolator
as shown in Fig. has many merits. it
is susceptible of Improvement. There
are Tunes when it would be desirable to
have 1t act rs m ordinary altering fun
mel; but at such times it is utterly use
less With this object iii view have
devised the form shown in Fig. ., in
winch the upper portion is but Slightly
tapcrlHg, and the lower is IN accurately
nodded funnel of sixty degrees angle;
it3 usefulness for work with filter
rapcr being increased by its having
uson its interior surface projecting ribs,
which, b. serving to hold the paper
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
- "IIer,Sister."

The Gleason Theatre Company will
opon weeks engagement Monday
night, presenting tho beautiful Western
co nedy drama, "IIer Sister" Mr. Low
Gleason plays tho English dude and as
comedian he is all any one can wish.
Miss Clair Tuttle makes charming
school girl, rolicking may-care-go. as
you-pleasc bulge there just-the same
Kind OF a character Sc Admission 10, 20,
80 CENTS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
New sundny-school Organized.

A Sunday meeting will be held
at o:3o this morning at st. Stephens
Methodist Church on the Roanoke De-
velopment Company's tract. James A.
Hobbs has been appointed superintend-
ent OF the school by Rev. Mr.. Hammer,
pastor Of Greene Memorial Church, ua-
der whose auspices it will be organized
and conducted. All interested persons
are cordially invited to attend.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
FIG. &
FiC,2

from the glass sides of tho funnel, in
crease the effective surface of the paper
filter and thus hasten The operation,
while lcsscning the risk of bursting the
bottom OF the conc. The nozzle of the
funnel is preferably made long, and
ground to an acute angle with the axis,
SO that it will more neatly deliver the
Observation-Disclosures News.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
buildings OF sn,r.lnst.

The use of sawdust for building blocks
in Germany has been increasing, this
material forming fine building sub
stance, which is as strong as timber in
these forms. The sawdust is mixed
with acid and the whole material
nodded in suitable forms.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
a $4,000 Policy Paid.

THE Maryland Life Insurance Com.
pany. OF baltimore, paid yesterday,
through their special agent, Mr.. Pelham
Blackfo'd, ten thousand dollars (SlO,-
oo0) 30 the heirs OF the late Robt. D..
Martin, Of Salem, Va, who died April
9Th, 1892. Maj Martin took out this
policy less than Two years ago, and was
in robust health a, tho time. but had Ia
grippe last January. which was the in
direct caus, OF his death,
II all insurers would select such ex-
c"l!ent companies as tho Maryland,
.uera would be less dissatisiac ton in
Such matters.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
MIR. Terry Entertains His Glass.

T. l.. Terry on yesterday entertained
his class of young ladies' in st. Marks
Sunday -school on Mill Mountain. There
were eighteen young ladies and several
elderly persons present, and tho coca
sion was one of rare pleasure and profit.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
Kranich ~ Bach Pianos

ARE q combination OF tho best material
and workmanship that can be produced;
hence it is entitled to tho high position
i'll tho musical world which it enjoys.
uobbie Music Company, sole dealers,
1877 Salem avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
4 list OF letters remaining in the postohlcc ut
Roanoke, Va. for the week ending May II, lSla
GENTLEMEN's LIST

GENTLEMENs LIST
Barbour, W; ID. Morris. Robt II.
Bennett, G. H.. Marshall, David.
Brand, samuel. Atuncy, c. d.
BOhman, Clayton. Madar Ed
Boyccnton, \. L. Miller, H. NJ
Bryant a +. Minger, T.. K.
Brown. Johnnie. Purstey, us
Barnes. +. NJ. Ii. Pace, VI. B
Cavcnand, John. Rowe VIM
Gro ley Johp. Randolph. VIM. II.
Davis, sam. Rose, c. b.
Duprcc, H. II. Rockcy H. r.
Embry, = a. Scanland, w.
English Ed. Smokers, n. D.
Fowlkcs, F. a. Scales, John.
Fowler. John NJ. smith G. b.
Geran. j: Il. Snallwood. Patrick.
Harper, Lewis, shepherd, W. +.
llassman, II. Smith, r. 4.
liarncl, James. ShacScr, Henry.
Ilas-cit, James. shelton NJ
Jessie. D. Is. Sherwood. II. NJ.
kaScy, Jim. San-hcrry, J. W.
King, ID. {. Snndbcr. G. \.
Kelly. Frank l.. Spencer Waller
Log ~, nobi. lortcn, Ellis.
Lea. Md rompkjns. f.. T.
t.inihicln. q. H. Terrence, f. iny
Mock. - II. vaughan. Geo
Montgomery, j. l. W,eth, r F..
Moli;, j. ID. West, W T..
LADIES LIST.
Booker, Sarah VI. Martin Mary.
Chjld- FRS Martha. Nichols. Snrie.
bites Mary. Pen. Nancy.
Elk. 1hcaiin. Rose NTH
Engc's am RIGA. iohgcr-, Sarah.
Fa;!@>, Eliza. i.Gwan. ZcGuc.
Faulkner, Nora icnn- Lucy.
freeman, ina. simmons. Mis. j. VI.
'-rHVsly Marguerite. STYLES. Louise
CIR y, Jane ID. Turner Mana.
Gilpin. FlDrlnc NJ Thornton Cctavio
uarrins'oi. Maggie. Webster, Cora l..
liawley, America E. Williams Gcor:iarc
hopkins. M"ry. Weight. Willie \.
Lciiwtch, Matilda Watkins. Mrs 4. ).
Persons calling for 'hc above letters viii
please state that they were advertised May 10.
A. >. AsEtE Rr T.. VI.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15

BARGAINS in lace curtains at the z.
IL. Stewart Furniture Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15

vrsxsr cabinets, -. sideinsors. soi Jefferson
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-15

Persons c4IlIng for 'hc nhovc letters will
please state that they were advertised May 10
A =. AsEtERr T. VI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
WARSZAWA.

WARSZAWA. - Me moze-
soble wyobraziG - m6wif do re.
dakcyl ,,Swieta" pewlen rosj an,n
bardzo wykszta}cony, kt6ry tylko
co powr6ci} z wyclecz6i do ziem
pruskich granicz2cych z Rosj2 -
jake divine zjawisko przedstawla
zycle ma ruskich krahcach, jesll je
porowniac zyciem pruskich po-
gr%anicznych ziem: u mas (.clsza,
spok6j, bezwzgledna wiara W DIAL
sly pok6j, zadnych przygotowan,
zadnych oczekiwan. Lud tax lyle,
jak gdyby o wojnle nawet mowy
bye ME mogfo. w Prusach zas
wszystko jest tax naprezone, jak
gdyby jutro miano wojne og!5siG.
Nerwowo przygotowuja wojska.
Prowlant zwoza zewszad. Wojsku
rozdano pochodne namiotv. Cite
roarmatn,e baterJe wzmocnlone
j obecnlc So one oSmioar natniemi.
otlcerowie m6wi2 %wy4acznle O
p%rzYszfei wo1nie Star5l oflcerowie
ME ~dowlerzaja je.j skutkom, mfod-
81 rozprawlaia jak najzagorzalsi
szowiniscl, o~czekujac Swletnych
rezultat6w, ale wszyscv prawiq 0
woJnle. Stan ekonomicznv wscho-
dnlch okreg6w Prus to zast6j
W przemysle i handful, codziennie
zdarzaja SIG bankrutctwa. Ma woj-
ne wskazuj2 Jako ma srodek, kt6rY
pozwoli wYj$G Z tych trudnoSci... e"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21

bardzo male, PRAGUE W nlch
Cd 20 do 80 ludzi. a najwle-
cej biora do roboty Is let
INCH chiopakow. Zreszta trzy-
msja prey robocle dawnle1szych
osadnlkow W Clark powiecie,
a Polak6w we wszystkich
tamtejszych pltach n~ajwyzeI
5 PRAGUE. Ci dostali sic do
roboty przez wpfywy Sfupec-
kiego i Pietrowicza, a "a to
musza ocyganionych farmerow
bafamucic l ma zadaule swiad.
czyG la lch korzysc pred
sadem.
8. Drzewo NIGGA rabac o.
fairy Slupeckiego / Pletrown,
CA tylko take. ktore ley ia
ziem,, obalone uiatrem -
sioJacych PM, z ktorych MOI
ma rznac deski, sclnac ME
wolno.
4. Me pcawda, by kupuja.
cemu grunt " Poznanlu Cd
kompanlcznych pit, ga po.
srednlctwem agentow Sfupec-
kiego i Pietrowicza w Mil.
waukee, l drzewo sic nalezafo.
Sad W Neilsville jeszcze nigdy
W tel sprawie ME wydaf og6l-
nego wyroku, tylko ]ednemu
farmerowl, Nadolnemu, polka
zai sedzia, ably go uspokoit,
zapewnlenie S sterling
L u b er Co., il tym.
czasem drzewo mu 7abranem
ME bedzie, lecz pare tygodni
pozniel oswladczyl dyrektor
tel Kompanii pred sadem W
Wlnonie, Re wszystkim, ktorzy
cd s Sterling Lum b e +
G o. "a posredn,ctwem Stu,
peckiego l Pietrowicza kupill
grunta, drzewo W nalbli2sze)
w.osnie zabranem bedzie.
Niechaj wierzy S1upeck,e-
mu kto chce-nlechaj 'wlerza
mu wszyscy szwindlerzy i
wszYstkie szwlndlerskle gaze
ty, my mu lu2 ami sfowa ME
uwierzymy, chyba &eby n. p.
tax zacnY MAJ, jak NJ h a
K ruszk a z Milwaukee, "a
prawde slow jego poreczy1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
ZA.PkACILI
IA w "a.

Dodge Kaz. Jarzabek 200
La Sale J6z. Wargin 200
Shenandoah M. Czyzewski 2.3O
Milwaukee Wal. Lasecki 200
Newberry G.. Hart 200
Minneapolis Jak6b Kaczmarek 200
Detroit Jan Gramza 200
Appleton A. Izdebsk1 0 so
Menasha Jan Kolasinski 200
Marshland FIR Marchlewicz 100
Independence w. Janlentz 200
Duluth Jrkob Nowak 200
Minneapolis Jan Wyrzykowski2.00
Silver Lake Walenty Poszek 200
Ledoux Adam S,uda 200
Frankfort Walenty Czarnecki 500
So, Bethlehem Kahn. P1zybYi.
ski 200
Chicago Jan Bednorz 200
Utica Antonl Makowsk1 200
Minneapolis r. Smolkowsk1 2.4o
Natrona Walenty Wolnicki 200
Plttsburg Marcln Wilk 200
Jozef Baiamoncek 200
Ludlngton Antcni Walczak 200
St. Louis Piotr Lewandowski 200
Elba, Michaf Mendyk 100
Detroit Antoni Sajnaj 200
Plantersvllle Mlcha4 Graczyk 2. SO
Winona Jan Anglewicz 200
Dodge Jan Wejer $50
Stevens Point S. Grebin 200
Ellis Franc. Bambenek 200
Minneapolis Felix Dobek 200
Duncan George Mostek 400
Scranton Leon Si}akowski els
Dodge Rev. R. Guzowski 200
Winona Mateusz Herek 0.75
Plymouth Ant Walczak O.5O
Dodge Ludwig Rudnlk 800
Bay City Jan Muszynski 200
Dakota Mlko{aj Dabrowski 0.50
Wlnona .Jakob Stanlsfawski LOO
Perham Tomasz Morus 200
Filler City jar Cegielski $50
Rochester And. Grzechowiak 200
Winona Jan Podolski 200
Rochester Walenty Nowacki 200
Do Europy Franc. Doczvk 800
Chicopee w. JonakowsKi 200
Pierce City Anton Rekows<i 200
(Clag dalszy, La Crosse s*enspolnt
t. d. w %przysz}ym numerze).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
SPRAWOZDANIE

Wlncna, II S%tycznia.
Bractwo wzajemniej pomocy
Sw. Krzyza, grupa z. P. R. K,
obra1o ma rocznem posiedzeniu
dina IL Stycznia b. r. nastepuiacY
zarzad:
Tomasz Podolski prezydent.
August Kulas v1ceprez.
M. j.. Kow alewskl sekr. prot,
i kolektor.
Jan Rambalskl vice sekr.
Jakob Stanis}awski skarbhik
Jakob Hoslnski op1ekun kasy l
Jozef Bonk
Andrze] Zabrocki marsza1ek
Jakdb Rogalski chorazy.
Michaf Ciszewski podchorazy [
J6zef Ginter podcho1azv II
Mlchaf' Miynczak %pos}anlec.
Wszelkle listy l correspondent
eye powyzszego Bractwa prosze
adresowac:
NJ. y. KoaoaleWski
526 E. 3 I'd Str
Wlnona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
ODPOWIEDZ.

Przepraszam, ze ME wszyst-
kim ma ich zapytania by}em
W stanle dac odpowiedz ! wy
]asnienla, wzgledem tutejsze1
kolouii polskle].
Ably sobie oszczedzi6 zaje-
cla, odpowiadam publicznie ma
wsaystkle stawlane pytania.
Ziemla jest pierwsze] klasy,
rodzi sic wszelkie zboze,
szczcgolnle pszenica, drzewa
jest podostatkiem, debowe i
cukrowe.
Kosci6f oddalony cd miasta
mil 81, osada liczy obecnie
$50 famillj polskich.
Cena ziemi cd 8 do 20 dol.
"a akier = zale3y cd ode
gtosci cd kcsclofa lub miasta.
Fanny MONA dostac z kla-
runkiem budynkami it'd. lub
tel bez tego.
z powodu bIlzkosci mlasta
Little Falls, kt6re obecnle
szybko sic podnosi i fabryki
wielkle stawia, farmer mole
1atwo sprzedac swoje produk-
ia a mtodzlez ma bllsno "a
robek.
PoniewaA wlelu Szwedow W
te strony sic sciaga, byfoby
rzecza wielce pozadana, ably
Polacy, kt6rzy jakles oszcze-
dnosci maja, chca gospodar.
stwem sic trudnic, ably zaw-
czasu dokad jeszcze ceny
pyzystepne, HAWAII ziemi sobie
tn kupili.
Tyklet re st. Paul do Lit
tie Falls kosztu)e $50 cent6w.
Ks. Stons}aw Sledleckl
pro5oszcz
Swan River, Ledoux P. O..
Minnesota
PREY Little Falls.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSAl
0BRkBY K9MiSAREY
POW
Sprcwozdanie mzedove re
2wyczajnego posledzenla stycz.
n50Weqo.

Rada k%omisarzy powiatowych
powiatu winohskiego zebrafa sic
na zwyczajno posiedzcniczw W swo.
ich lokalaeh W pewiatowym IA
tuszu, w Winonie, 5 stycznia 1892.
Wszyscy czfenkow'o obecni
iak"nastepuje: j.. B. Bambeaek,
komisarz d1stryktu Mr.. J. J. H.
Jenkins, komisarz d%istryktu M. 2.
F.. Kramer, komisarz distryktu
Mr.. 4, J. L.. Finch, komlsarz di.
stryktu M. 5.
Auditor powlatowy powo1af
Rade do rorzadku.
Ma wniosek komisarza Kra-
mera wybrane komisarza Jenkln.
sa CT asowych rzewodnlcsaeym.
Ma wniosek kcmisarza Finch
.jeduomvslnie wybrano komisarza
Perryego przcwodniczacym ma rok
biezacy, orzez aklamaoya.
Nastepujace raptory z +. 1891
ma wnlosek zostafy przyjete i do
akt w%cielone.
J. B. Bambenek, kcmisArz
d%istryktu Mr.. l, wykaz jak wypfacif
$2.O37 IA czasowego w~sparcia.
j. II. Jenkins, kom'sarz di-
stryktu Mr.. 2, wykaz, jake wy
ptacif $674 czasowogo wsparcia.
f. Kramer, komisarx distryktu
Mr.. g., wykaz, jake w%ypiaci1 s165
ozasowem snarcia.
J. II. Perry, komisarz d;stry-
ktu Mr.. 4, wykaz, jake wyp}ac;f
wypfacif s165 czasowego wsparcia.
J. L. Finch. komisarz distry-
ktu Mr.. 8. wykaz, jake wypfacl}
1865 czasowego wsparcla.
James O'Bwen, auditor powia-
towy, jake wydai promie wilcze "a
81 skalpow wilczych i wypfooif "a
ME s24O.
B. Bollman, rogistrator do
kumentow, jake skolektowat
$2,OO5. 80 op1at.
J. NJ. Sheardown, klerk
sadu distryktowego, wykaz,
jako skolektowaf sl,SS4.7O opfat.
S. Bradley, szsryf. wykaz,
jako skoIektowaf 5000 opfat.
P. Fitzpatrick, adwokat pc.
wiatowy, wykaz jake zebraf $3.50 i
wp1acif do kasy powiatowcj j.
Ma wuiosck komlsarzn Kra-
mora przyjeto nas'erujacy rapport
Rndy mchunkowej BOARD Of
audit].
Sprawo@aanie Rody rachmho.
wcj.
Buro Auditora.
Wmona, Mimi. 4 St"cznia 1892
NY njAo; podpls@nl, s~tcnowIau
ls0d9 r~ochnnkow% powiAtn winoh,
skieko, reportujcmy umaonlc, jake
zebralIsmy sic W powy aszym Jniu
pr@ojrzclIbmy ksiPgi rokcrdy
kuSyera powiatowego, ktore INA
le&lismy W polxldku,
PrzelIoayli6my pieniUdzo W
kasio znale&libmy je JAZZ haste.
puje:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-21
DUBLIN. - w Eiedziele. II

DUBLIN. - W riedziele, II
s%tycznla, napadlo czterech zbroj-
nych ludzl agenta gruntowego
Perry .~jadacego do Tu!a, W hrab-
stwie Glare, sfuchat mszy sw.
Napastnlcy z%blli pod MIN konia
l jemu samcmu potrzaskall kula-
mi ramie, tax " prawdopodobnle
bedzle musiaf umrzec. >prawc6w
zamachu uotad ME wy Sledzono.