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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-04
TUESDAY.

Tue Clerk submitted 4 letter from the
state Tax Commits ,iDuet stating that the
State Board OF Appeals had re :uced the
valuation of the shares of capital stock
of the North Avenue L .ad Company, OF
Baltimore City, to oue dollar per share
and that the action of said board would
reduce the assessment OF the company in
Cecil county. 1t was ordered that the
Treasurer return as iusoivent the county
tax of s97. 80 on an assessment OF 81 $50.
Various changes were ordered to be
made in the assessment for 1898.
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Town Council

A meeting of the Tom Commits
sioners was held on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, the tIs5 session of
the board since Dec. 14th.
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NOTICE OF THANKS.

desire to express my. thanks to the Singerly
Fire Company who so promptly and ehectually
eXtin@uiShed the fire on the Gipin property last
Wednesday night, and thus notI outstanding
the inadequate water supply prevented the
destruction OF other and more valuable buildings.
MI 1t W. ]. JONES.
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This property is situate in the Fifth Election,
District OF Cecil county on the East side OF the
public road leading from North East to Mechanic s
Valley and adJoins lands of Samuel Scotch and
others There are buildings on the tract but
the natural quality OF the soil is excellent having
been under cultivation for years and the lOcI ton
favorable being about - miles from North East
with schools and markets for all kinds produce
withia easy reach.
TIE Philadelphia branch of the b. y o. X. X.
passes through the tract cutting it into two I'M
equal portions. that on the North side OF said
railroad containing by estimation about three
acres which will be offered separate from the
larger portion. There is fine growth Of3 or 1
acrcs Of oak, hickory and other timber on the
larger part.
TERMS OF SALE Tic terms of sale pre-
sri bed by the decree are that one-third OF the
purchase money shall be paid in cash on the day
OF sale and the remaining two-thirds in two
equal inStalmcnts of six and twelve months
respectively from the day OF sale; the credit pay
mentS to be secured by the purchaser giving his
note; with security to be approved by the trustees
and bearing interest from day OF sale,S the
entire purchase money may be paid in cash at
the option OF the trustees and purchaser.
As directed by said decree notice is hereby
given to the creditors of William X. Mearns,
deceased, to file their claims with the vouchers
thereof with the Clerk OF said Court within four
months from the day al sale. Costs OF convey
auce to be paid by the purchaser.
J W ESLEY FALLS, and
CLINTON MCCULLOUGH,
Sheck.e y s Smith. aucts. ie25ts Trustees.
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, y
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The Pennsylvania Company for Insurance ON
Lives and Granting Annuities," Trustees"
Plaintiffs VS.. Emma Dunott, Thomas j. Dunott,
Elizabeth T. Dunott, his wife. Samuel Purnell,
Emma Y. PuTnell, his wife, defendants.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-04
WEDNESDAY

The Commissioners were engaged the
entire day in revising the assessment for
1898.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-04

. Immediately alter the sale of the above
80 property, the trustees will offer at Public
Sale the
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BY virtue Of Il decree of the Cl.cuit Court for
Cecil County, In Equity. the subscribers, as
trustees will sell at Public Sale,
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2 Immediately after offering the Drug Store,
De the trustees will offer at Public Sale the
contents OF the store, consisting OF
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11
HANDS OFF.

The statement made by the other
side in the Hawaiian controversy
puts new face on the matter and
make it more sthan imperative
that the United States should
keep hands off.
In the statement made by John
f. Colborn, Minister of the Interior
under the dethroned queen, charges
that:
"With the assistance of the
American minister and the troops
of the United States steamer Bos-
ton enlisted q number of men to
the extent of 200 and aided by the
American troops took possession
and declared by proclamation Il
provisional government, aud con
trary to the rights of 100000 people,
the population of this Country.
The cabinet notified the american
minister of what had happened
and asked him to assist this duly
authorized government to suppress
this revolt, or if he did not want
to do that then to remove the Unit
ed States troops on board the Bos-
ton and we, the government, could
do it ourselves. When we told
him we had 700 men under arms
and were equal to the situation, his
reply was that he acknowledged
the provisional government and
would support it. We, the govern
ment, came to the conclusion, as
we did not wish to come into con-
tlict with the United States troops,
to yield under protest. The queen
and her cabinet are at present re-
moyed under protest, pending a
hearing before the United States.
If the statement is true, that the
American Minister has espoused
the cause of the insurgents, and
thus attempted to place the United
States in false position, he should
be recalled, at once.
Uncle SANS Ministers have no
business in undertaking to either
make or unmake tho government
to which they are sent.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11
Harmony.

The harmony just now sloshing
around in Republican Circles in
Ohio is beautiful to look upon, and
gives promise of the great cam
paign coming on this year, in which
Major Mckinley will be the leader.
Hon. (?) Charles Foster, alias
Calico Charley, alias "Young man
Proud of his TAIL" is one of the
trustees of the Toledo Asylum for
the Insane.
About the beginning of the year
the Trustees selected Robert
Hamblin, Democrat, for steward.
This action of the trustees rous-
ed the ire of DR.. f. S. Wagonhals
of Columbus.
The Doctor is pure double dis
titled, extra rectified Republican
who had something to say, and
said it, concerning the appoin tment
of Hambliu, but his vigorous pro-
test failed to move the Asylum
management from its purpose.
The Doctor when he found his
rhetoric without effect, began hunt
ing for scalps.
In his investigations the Doctor
soon discovered that the Hon.
Charles, Calico, Young Man Proud
of his tail, has been for more than
year member of, and President
of the North Western Natural Gas
Co., which company has the con-
tract for furnishing gas and fuel for
the Asylum at a cost to the state
last year of $76,333.3O.
And it was discovered also that
the same trustee owns large block
of stock of the Harter Milling Co.,
the same. which furnishes the Asy-
lum with -four, under contract.
This state of facts together with
the law governing the case was
brought to the attention of the
Governor on the 26th ult., and up
to date no action has been taken
by the Governor, and the Doctor
under date of Feb. 7th, again
reaches after the Governor and
Fosters hair.
He first quotes the law providing
for the Immediate removal of an of
ficer who is interested in contract
for supplies and then says:
at certainly is clear that Mr..
Fosters relations to the Toledo
asylum, the Harter Milling Com
pany and the Gas Company named
together with the contractile rela-
tions between the companies and
the asylum, constitute direct and
positive violation of the statute.
1t seems to me your duty is clear
and the manner of discharging it
plain. There are precedents to
guide you, as established by Mr..
Foster himself while Governor of
Ohio, when he demanded the resig-
nation of Mr.. @. P. l.. Putler as
trustee of the central asylum for
the insane, because he held $40
worth of stock in a company that
furnished coal to that asylum, and
the other by Judge Foraker, who
when governor, removed Mr.. Dan
iel McAllister from the irusteeship
Of the blind asylum because he sold
a wagon load of oats to the institu-
tion. If within Occasi0nable time
you have not given this matter fur
ther official attention, remedies
can be employed to compel you to
enforce the laws of this state"
Just what Mckinley will do il
is hard to say.
TO summarily remove Foster
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11
O'Neil's PensiOn Reform.

When the proper time comes Mr.
O'Neil, of Massachusetts, will en-
deavor in the House to restore to
the Pension Appropriation bill the
clauses which his committee struck
out of it.
The principal of these provide
that disability pensions shall not
be paid to men having an income
of more than 5000 a year, and that
widows pensions shall not be paid
to women WhG married their sol
dier husbands since 1870.
These are perfectly just require
ments. The one simply withholds
pensions from men well able to
take care of themselves. The 9TH
er does not take pension from
anybody fairly entitled to the Gov
ernment's bounty.
Experts in the Pension Office es-
innate that the saving by the first
provision will be 500, 100000 a year,
The saving from the other is va
riously estimated at from $10,00O,-
900 to $3O,OOO,OOO.
Provisions so important should
not be suppressed in committee.
They should be considered in the
House. The reform of the pension
Lists in the direction of justice and
economy is an imperative duty Of
Congress, and Mr.. O'Neil's propo,
sal is the most important one yet
made in the extent Of the saving it
promises.-N. Y WOrld.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11

would seem to be political hari
kari, and to neglect the warning
and wishes of DIR. Wagenhals is
common suicide.
1t is asserted that after the de-
mise of EXPIRES. Hayes, an attempt
was made by the Governor to make
a trustee of the Ohio University
out of the Hon. Charles, and thus
relieve both the Asylum and the
Ex-gov., but Foster would not ac-
cept.
Mckinley then attempted to
hoodoo Ex-Gov. Foraker with the
Trusteeship of the University, but
he declined without thanks and
the great apostle Of protection is in
the tureen, and harmony is now at
a premium in the camp of the Re-
publicans.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11

The new libel measures now be-
fore the Ohio legislature should be
speedily enacted into law.-Toledo
Bee.
The beer war in st. Louis is still
raging and the amber nectar now
sells for cents a keg.-Chicago
Times.
The Liberty bell is to be sent to
Chicago, and arrangements have
be ensmade to have it hung in the
rot unda of the Pennsylvania build
ing.-New Orleans Democrat.
What worse could hefall the sor-
rowing political reformer than to
be obliged to submit his claims to
office to the test of votes New
Sun.
Young Mr.. WolcOtt, senator from
Colorado, got in his little dig at
President Harrison again in the
senate debate on the anti-option
bill &he other day.-Boston Herald.
One of the most unique and in
teresting exhibits at the Chicago
exposition will be the Viking ship
which Norway will send across the
ocean. manned by it's own crew
and entirely unassIsted by any
more modern vessel.-Erie Herald.
Republicans papers are still bus
lily engaged in giving Judge Gres-
ham some place under the Cleve-
land administration. They cannot
conceive of man changing his
party from any other motive than a
desire to get something.-St. Paul
Globe.
1t is not to the disgrace of any
New York Democrat to have favor
ed the nomination of any worthy
Democrat for the presidency: hut
it is to the honor of a New York
Democrat to have favored the
choice which the people of the
whole country have so splendidly
ratified.-Albany Argus.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11

The Chicago Journal say: erich
coal field in Nova Scotia have been
purchased by II company of Amer
lean millionaires, who say that
their enterprise means cheaper
coal for this country and the revi-
al of the iron industries of New
England. If these Nova Scotin
mines can be used to break the
grip of the Pennsylvania coal COM
bine, the enterprise deserves every
encouragement that our govern
ment give it," The first move and
the best encouragement possible
would be the placing of coal on the
free list. Will our esteemed con-
temporary drop its partisanism
and adopt common sense long
enough to advise its high protect
i've party upon this point?
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11

THE Ohio Game Commission
wants the Legislature to pass bill
making it n penal offence to be
seen carrying gun, except during
three months of the year. The
Commission seems to have forgot
ten Art. Second, Amendments to
Constitution of the U. S. and Sec.
1, Art. i, Constitution Of Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11

THE manipulators of the Ohio
Wool Growers Association have
lost their pull with the voters.
They will not pull Mckinley
through this year.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11

IT is reported that Asiatic chol-
era in virulent form has broken
out in Marseilles, France. Forty
four persons died on Wednesday.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11

EX-GOVERNOR FORAKER don't
want to be a trustee of the Ohio
University; especially when the
offer comes through an open enemy.
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z sxacunkiem
w Grand Rapids, Michigan,
Piaty Koncert!

Tow. spiewu Lutnia, Choru VII zwis-
zku spiewsk6w Po,stiOh W Amerycs,
o6bedzie sic " Niedziele, q Sisrpuia
1893 r. " Pslskiej Hall przy jackson
ul. Poczatek o gods 7,30 wieczorem.
Many sobie . honor uwiadomie Sc.
Pubiicznosc, il spiewane beda s1tuki
nsjlepszyeh srtyst6w polskich. iak n. p.
dwie move kompozycye M Choir mezki
i mieszanY, kr6la muzyki, Pana de
Kontskiego; Kantata Dsmbihskiego i
wiele innych sztuk.
Pan de Kontski wezmie takte udzial
W koncercie.
Zapraszamy zatem 81. Publicznosc,
ably raczyia sic jak najliczniei zebra6 i
przysiuchac owym arcydzielom mi.
strzowskiej muzyce pana de Kontskiego,
ably tax waanego goscia i mas, swa ODE
cnoscia jak najliczniej zaszczyciia. VOL
ny wstep ola czlonkow Tow. Narodo-
wego.
Do licznego ~wspoludzislu zsprasza
KoMITKr.
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UWAGAI

DUNKIRK, N. Y. IA Sierpnia 1898.
Niniejszem zawiadsmiam wszystkish
czlonkaw Tow. CIV. Braci Kosciuszki
grupa lbs, il W dniu % Sierpnia T. b.
jest nadzwyczsjne Posiedzenie ma kt6-
rem katdy czionek jest obowiazsny bye
Obecnym /, wszyscy Oh czlOukowie kt6
rzy zalsgsja Tow. aseby sic uiScili 90
do centa do dnia % sierpnis. JeAsli
szanowni Braoia ~interesuje Was dobrO
naszego Towarzystwa, zastosujecie sic
podiug powy&szego nspomnienia, pc
niewAA pod 4adnym ~warunkiem ME
mO4na dluAej zslegiOsCi odklAdac,
q rozporzsdEenis zarzadu.
u szaounkiem
Il. RutkoEski, sskr.
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Dc DeIeEatSw seImu X x.N.P.

De Delegat6w seJmu \ z. N. p.
WINoNA, MINI. ID Sierpnia 1898.
Dodatek v konstytuoyi ably c.ionek
zmieniajacy miejsce pobytu byi "a kar-
t. Podr6ans przyjetym do kaAdej grupy
bez oPsaoenia wstepuego byi by bardzo
sPrawiedliwym, lecz poprawka Jest
Potr.ebnsp abY ezlonek Zwiazku
.mieniajssy ~niejsOowosc m6ei wstspic
DO ka4dej gruly chociaa jua M ten csas
jest starszymjak konstytuoya Grupy cd
nosnej prsspisujs. Mojs karta podr6ans
1ostaia cd t~utejszej Grupy odrruOOaa,
moi wick bowiem przewyAszal M ten
ozas prasPis konstytucyi grupy o 3
miesiaOe. =
MiehaS Kuczhouski.
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w. F. Severa Balsam

ma chorobe pluo Jest najlepszsm, mai
pe~wniejszem l nsjbezpieoEniejszem le-
ksrstwem M wszyStkie choroby gsrdla
/ piuo, M kaszeI r64nego rodzaju, dy.
chswice, zspalenie gsrdla, fsbre pluc,
modry kaszel, krup, plucie krwis, Wy.
silaisce . krotkie o~ddychanie, IA su-
ohoty | dokuozliwy kaszel. Cena so o.
/ % o. PrzyrzRdzil W. r. Severa "
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Togo Dalsamu
dostsc motDa we wszystkich polskich !
czeskich sptekach. Skutki tego bal.
samu:
Oh. w. r. Sevsra, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. Pahski Balsam okazai sic praw.
dziwym trodkien do uratowania aycia
moioh pieciorga dzieci. Dwoje umarlo
nam, cboOisa mialy n~ajlepszych lekarzy.
Zaniechslam rndy tych lsksrzy a Severa
Balsamem uratowaiam mole pieoioro
dzieci PREY kyciu.
Helena Roniczkossa,
Vining, Iowa
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Tow. Obrohcy KorOny PoIskieI,
grupa 176.

B-R1DEsBUReH, Pa. 5 Sierpnia 1898.
Zawiadamis sic w~szystkich ozionk6w
Tow. Obrohcy Korony Polskiej, il pc
siedzenia odbywsc sic beda ~regularnie
W kazda druga niedziele miesiaca, @
drugiej godEinie pc poludniu pod No,
1855 prey Bockins ulicy.
Zarazem nadmienia sic = azeby ka.
ady c1lonek oplacii sws nAlsanos6 dc
kasy pred Tub tea ma posiedzeniu, azeby
ME bylo potrzeby sic spozniac z pre-.
syika do Rzadu Centralnego. Pc pc
siedzsniu postanowiono ME odbierat
zadnych naleanosci AZ do nastepnegc
posiedzenia.
Uchwalono protestowac przeciw je.
dnemu centowi dodatkowemu PREY ka-
adym wypadku smierci.
Uchwalono aAeby dotychczasowa kon-
stytucys Zwiszku pozostala nadal.
u szacunkien
X. Ksdziord,
sekretarz grupy 176.
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zwis.ek PsIskich R.betnikSw

Zwiazek P0lskich RObOtnik6w.
BAY CITY, Mich. IL S.erpnia 1893.
Zwiazek Polskich Robotnik6w " Bay
City No. zaprasza wszystkich czlon-
10" jake tet majsoych chez wstspic,
ma posiedzsnia kt6re p~rzypadlia " Me.
dziels Pc pierwszym ka4dego miesiaca.
S1snowni Bracia i Roda.y p~rzystepujcis
do Zwiazku naszego, ten pomaga "
robocie ! zapewnia pomoc " kalectwie.
Komitet staiy:
Andrzei Ryozek, PREF.
PAVED Gliniecki, sskretsrz.
K. Mateusz Janowicz. kasyer.
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ZaWiadomienie.

Niniejszem oznajmism Szan. Publ.
cznossiis Grupa No. 2 Tovarzystwo Pc.
lak6w W Kalifornii ns pelnem swoiem
POsiedzeniu o~6arowsis iednomyGlnie
Delesature swoja ma Sejm x. p. Leo
aowi s~zopihskiemu W Chicago.
y szscunkiem
Ales Bedn0s0ski, sekretsrz.
SAN Francisco. d. IL Sierpnis 1898.
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u sZacunkiem
AIe1 Bedu0,OsIi. 3

CHICAGO, l7gO Sierpnis 1893.
Tow. PolSkish Krawc6w grupa No,
B u. N. z. M czn posiedzeniu,
kt6re 90 odbyio " dniu 9 Lipcs obrAic
nova adninistrseye na rok nastepny;
wiekszsscia gsos6w zostali obrsni ma
Stepujacy obywatels:
M. ZwierzchOwski, preses po raE Bel;
L. Hajdukiewisz, vice preEes 20 raz 2;
N. Zclkowski, sekr. prot. 2. Sikuoki,
Sekr. ia; ?. Sobsoki. kasyer po rsz 3;
J. D&browski, m~arszalsk; A. Jsrosik,
chorSty; s. Tylski / f. Rozgo6ski,
pod ohoraAyni; Oh. Kuffsl, Klossowicz
1 SEulSEewski.
Kochani rodacy krawcyl lscxcie sic
pod sztandar Tow. Polskich Krawc6w
grupy 5, ktora ma honor naletso do
Wielkiej ! " calym swieeie zaszczytnie
Ensnej organizaoyi Polsk6w " Amery.
ce, jedynej " ktorej sic lscza wolni Z
wolnymi | rowni z r6wnymi, organiza
cyP t. jest Zwiazek Nsrodowy Polski.
u szacunkiem
N. Z6tkoSOski, sekr. prot.
300 Ashland Ave. Chicago, IL.
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GruPa I37.

PULLMAN, III. IL Sierpnia 1893.
Towarzystwo SS. Stanislawa Kostki
" Pullman, Ill. grups 1872 Nv. N. Pol.
ns regularnem posied.eniu wybraio
delegation ma Sejm x Tsodora Mixta-
ckiego, kt6ry przybedzie " dnru Ago
Wrzesnia.
q bratniem pozdrowieniem
Teodor Mirtacki, sekr. prot.
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&IEoSK. Ill. Is sisrpnis 1893.
Dnis II sierpnis 1893 4. p. Franci-
Ska Esomsrek, smisrcis SwoiS pOgrs-
fyla " g~lebokism smutku rodzine / Ii
oEnych Przyjsei6a. Snierc nastapila
PREY PosegU, PogrEeb odbya sic " kos
ciele sw. Pstrycyusza d. Is sisrpnis "
Minonk, III. prey liOznyn udzisle wisr-
nych "a 90 Przesylsm wsEYstkin stare
polss:s Bog zspis6, . osobliwis Tow.
hsth Boskisj ozastoohOwskisj, "a wsp6l.
ny udziai prey ~pogrssbis.
J. a. WSkcks.
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BROOKLYN, N. Y. Ii Sisrpnia 1898.
Uwiadsmiam ninieiszsn Il ME tycze
sobie niesanawiauyeh gazet czytywat
| n takowe piacic. Jeseem calonkiem
zwis1ku Mar. Pol. ] przsstaje ma orga-
ME 1wiszkowym. kt6re pisms bede mial
Chez abonowa6 to IA to zapiaca.
FIR. Kriger.
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Grupa 10.

CINcINNATI, o. IA Sierpnia 1893.
Ma posiedzeniu ~regulsrnem Tow. Ko,
sciuszko, zostali ma delegat6w ma Sem
K W Chicago w~iekszoscia gios6w wy
brani, obywatele: A. ]. W. Kosak i E
Czerwi6ski.
q szacunkiem
+. SzurIinski. sekr. fin.
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Few. TOuasza Zana, grupa he
Niniejszem zswiadamisn czlonkov
TOmasza zsns, IL pOsiedzen's nadzwy.
Ozajne Odbedzie Es " srOde dni. 28gc
sisrpnis 1893 o gOdzinie " w~isoEOrem
" bali zwyklych pOsiedze6. Obecnosc
ozlonkow Jest poAsdss%
Il sEaounkiem
Il. B. Jakinski, sekr. fn.
617 Noble Ste.
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eodz. 2 eli. Nieobeonos6 czlonka pod
pada karze 2b Q.
Czionk6w przyjmowac bedziemy ME-
jaki Gas Ia wstepnem tylko do zwis-
1ku. Kto ohoe przystapic do To-
wsrzystwa syn6w Wolnssci, Grupy 81
Wv. Mar. Pol, MECH sic zgiesi dnia
3 Wrzesnis M hale Sobieski, albo pred
wyznaozonym czassm do sekr. W. Than,
Broadway o34. Asszmy de bracia
wszyscy pod sztandar Nv. N. P. i pra.
oowae bedziemy wsp6lnie, ably grupa
81 przynajmnisj do 500 o.lonk6w waro-
ska.
z sxacunkiem
Wlsdysaaw Boohshski, prexydent.
J6zef Matusxak, wiee-prezydont.
W. Than, sekr. I.
st. Sarnowski, sekr. II
Julian Esch, kasyer.
st. Lssniakowski, podkasyer.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-08-23
Tow. MIOdziezy sw. FIoryana
PREY kOscieIe sw. Trolley.

CHICAGO, dnis Il sierpnia 1893.
Zawiadsmis sic wszystkich czlonkow
wyaej wymienionego TowsrzyStwa, re
W niedziels, 81 sierpris, o godziuie 4ej
po poludniu odbedzie sic posiedzenie
kwartalne, " hall prEy kosOieis. Nieo
beonoSc pooisga "a soba kare.
Mlodyoh Polakow- Kstolik6w, mais-
cyoh chsc ~przystspienis do nsszego To.
wsrzyStws, zspraszsmy ~uprzej@ie ma
to posiedIenie.
Boil. Krakososki, sekr. prot;
637 N. Ashland ave. Chicago, Ill.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1893-02-09
WILL MEET MASS.
ROsenhayn Wants Rapid Transis
Now.

Rosenhayn has awakened to the i'm
portance of Rapid Transit, and will
make a strong bid for the company
that will operate here to come their
way.
With the company's intention of
giving up Millville, it seems to the peo-
Pile of Rosenhayn that Vineland should
be an objective point for the Company,
and the people there are anxious that
it should come their way. To that
end Rosenhayn property holders will
assemble in mass meeting, and make
proposition to the Company to come
through that already large, and still
rapidly growing village. They recog-
nizs the advantages, and are desirious
of having communication with Bridge
ton, and the Company instead of find
ing opposition, will enjoy a most
hearty welcome and every assistance
that can be offered it.
Most enterprisiug people recognize
a good thing when they see it.