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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-13

SEVENTH ST. No. 355 WEST-Corner
~ Wainut-Wish or without board choice
furnished rooms; modern; every comfort;
central: no car fare: detached stene resi-
Genca; low rent
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-13

COGk-Good COOK wapted for Harvard
Z Wis. INQUIRE GO De Soto ST. St Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-13

BOY OF fifteen years wants situation in
- ONCE or store. Address H. Weuer. I'll
I.nIris q
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-13
WANTED TO RENT.

D OOM-A single gentleman wants we'll
IL furnished room with modern conyen-
Iences on hill between Summit park and
Western av-, near to frst-ciass board: pri-
vate family preferred; references exchanged
Address 136, Globe.
OOM-Gentleman desires cosy single
II room for winter; steam preferred: state
price Address 49, Globe
D OOMSAWanted. by a gentleman, q suite
II of two unfinished. or partially fur
uished rooms; must be in first class renair
and have steam or furnace heat and be with
In five minutes, walk of the postoflee. Adj
dress Ia. Globe.
OKELETON-Wanted to rent, by student
y Of human anatomy. skeleton for three
or six months. Address. Stating terms. n Ia,
Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-13

{ rHAM BERMAID Girl for chamber
~ WORK and assist1n dining room. Call
Monday. 254 East Tenth
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-13

(No0k-Wanled. a girl who knows how TO
- COOK and do kitchen work; small family
ana small wages; good home Tor the right
party. Inquire ar 3S6 Wabasha ST or 457 Ash
land.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-13

WILL SELL OF rent the Hotel Tourist at
Rice Lake, Wis; only g. day house in
city of 1000 population; water works. electric
lights and steam heat. Address r W. Bull,
Rice Lake, Wis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-13

TO EXCHANGE.
CLEAR VACANT LOTS TO trade for
- equities in houses; business property for
clear lots 2l2 New York Life Building.
DOR EXCHANGE Bay horse. seven
L years old, PAGER, can go mile in 2:40
sound and all right, will make good race
horse; also TOP buggy, three-euarter seat
made by Scott; new English saddle and bri-
de all frst-class; will trade for upright
piano: must be Of standard make and g good
one. Inquire SIS Canada ST.
IGHT AND HEAVY TOOLS. PLAN
II ers, lathes, drill presses, pGlIeys. belt
ing and shafiing- 315 Minnesota St
ITO EXCHANGE-Marrie couple will ex-
L change elegantly furnished house, with
fuel IN return for board; location unex-
celIed; references Addaess NJ I37, Globe.
no E&CHANG E-About twelve hundred
l. dollars worth choice furniture and car
pets nearly new, for desirable inside city
lots. Clear OF membranes; would be will
ing to pay some difference in cash for choice
property. Address Us. Globe
To EXCHANGE Houses and lots in
i different parts of the city for vacant
property; call and see US before buying real
estate. II. H. Schultz Il Co., l03 East Fourth
street.
WANTED To TRADE-Good improved
w residence property for a stock OF mer-
ehandise; small mortgage on property. Adj
dress P ia Globe.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03
DO MkODZIEZY.

Mlodzlencze, dAewczyno,
poswlec Bogu mtodos9 swoja.
= Me iatwa to wpra wdzle
sprawl, bo SWAT tax sle
usmiecha do was i tax was
nec! do siebie pr2y]e'nnosoial1i
sweml, o bojazni bo4e]
mowi tax chetnie, ze ona
chyba mgia gesta smutku
okrywa, ze Jest ponura. SWAT
mowi do was ,wyscie tax
mtodz', u2yc wan tego swiata
korzystac lat mlodosci;: wy
przeclez ME moze@le TAX ayd
poboznie, lak tego chca Cd
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03

s Prosze doniessc " sworn
KatoHku: Ofary ma tutejsza
parafia po'ska ]e~z"ze ME
ustaly po odezwle " KatoHhu.
Otoz serdeczne skladam
podziekowaple v. X. Boles!a-
wowi Pawlo loHskleEu Q parafil
sw Micaa1a W South Chicago
"a przys1anie ID " ::rezencie
tulowej haflowaliel komzy i
stoiy nadwa Snl~ry, folstowe1
l b,aIej. Rowpie2 sk}'dam
podzlekowanie W. X. Tadeu-
sZowl JaEimO wl,&owi Ia buga-
tq kape ,Zerwuua aks*ni'tna
ze ziotol;teml uzdobagni--iako
tea bezlmiel,ue,nu drbrod.;n
jowl, kt5Ty pr2e: poczte
przys}a! HI 3 ksla3kl bardzo
uzyteczn- DIVA albu,ny 2
wizerunkam, wystawy Ch'ca-
goskiej. lynn wszystki1n SER
serdeczne Bog zaplat i przy-
acieIskie reki usc,snienle.
x. Ed. r. Rejnert
PIERCE CITY, No,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03

hHleCl SLkOlnNcO. NleSletS. Dard< {
sic zawlodl. Przeiozona hnwlpn,
tychze Sl0str, = SjoStra L., h> IA
cd poczatku swego tam przybycra
Wrogo usposobiona wxglcdem miai.
scowego ksledza; ME tylko X
gardzlia nun, "a nc 60 m1aia
najmnlejszego ME miala szacunk',
dla godnoscl kaptanskieJ, ecz
nadomiar z}osci, utrzymywa9a
tajemne stosunkl najwiekszenI
jego wrogami. prowadzita pewne
konszachty podziemne knowania,
ably sic Ss'e TIA pozbyc, gdyz
"waz"} ma jeJ postepki nietylko
nlezgodne charakterem zakou-
nym, ale nswet wprost sprzerzne
chrzescianskiem wychowanlem.
Gdy zas ksiadz, jako prawa
Bozego dusz ludzkich str6z.
}agodnemi upomnia} ia st,wv, abv,
iako prze}ozona, ME dawata zgor-
slenla lnnym Slostrom, wtedy
sic zapall}a nlestychana zemStq:
pred ludzmi sic uskarzata, Wy
mysls}a, k}amaia }zy krokody-
lose wYlewa}a, a to w tym celu,
ably sobie pozyskat md, ode.
grawszy role ob}udnego Absalona,
zapanoweG mad scream ludzklemi,
potem stanaG ma czele ca}ej
zgral przec,w kap}anowl okrzy-
KEN. fora ze dwora.
Bog atoli, jak mowi przyslo.
VIE, chot ME rychllwy, ale spra.
wiedIiwY. Slostra t. ME s}ucha}a
dobrej rady i zbawiennych upon
men kap}ana, gdy W kohcu
zsczeIa MIN pomiatac, rs
zgorszemem dobrych parafian, gdy
jej pycha zarozumlaioso ne
mi2&Y juz grsnic, i jak ztocisty
posag acknowledgements, wznosl}y
sic az pod nieblosa, wtenczas tc
uyokozvt jq Pan Bog, DO do
pusc'f ma MIA ciezkl upadek. F.:
wleclez jakl? Oto Ae uclehfa
klasztoru, to cichaczem;' l5go
bowiem mieslaca Lipca, popakowa
IL swole rzeczY wylechafa ns
farme mbY do brata ma wakacve
talk przynsjmniej mowl}a dc
innych Si6str: Jade ma farme dc
mego brats, a wy Siostrv iedzcie
do Silver Lake; wkr6tce SIG zoba
czymy!"
Tymczasem lnaczei sic stalo
Slostra l.. odpisa}a niebawen,
Matce W Silver Lake take owe
czenie, kt6re dowodzl nlemafe
IekkomyslnoSci lekce wazenia zyci;
zakonnego: ME potrzebu1e iu;
wlecej wracat do klaszlolu, DO i
chce zyt ma swiecie.'
Oto posteFek godny potepie
MA! Pietnascle lat hy}a W kiaszto
re | kt6zhy SIG spodziewat, alb,
tax nagle wystqplfa? Mic divine
go, czasem cedrowe drzew(
upada ma L,bsnle; kto wysokt
chce latac, ten zwyczajnie nlskt
upada, ale: nlema NC zlego coby
ia dobre ME wyszlo. Nleprzyja
cele KS. Cichockiego ME bed;
mu przYnajmnlej czynlll wyrzutov
jakoby to on wypedzi} Siostry
gdyz faktem jest, ze namietncS,
ludzka i niesfornoAt bYfy przyczy-
ny takich wybryk6w SIostrY T..
ktora moze niezad}ugo nosi,
bedzle zaszczytny tytu} matki su
generlS My ma to wszystko odpo-
wiadamy i konczymy szczerem
zYczenlem: Ir0su.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03
h OBO'Tl!

Pan D. Plata, uczclwy Kodak
nasz W Fonwood, Mich. ME-
daleko Ashland, Wisconslnle,
WY wa rodak6w, ME majacych
piracy, ably przybyli do Ironwood.
Wlele teraz roboty W tamtejszych
kopalnlach zelaza dobra zap}ata.
Tyle tam teraz roboty co dawniej,
a juz polski koscioi pobudowany.
Jechac bez dlugego namyslania
SIC zgfosic sic ma mlelscu dc
Daniela Plata.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03
kronlczka ChicagoSka.

Zeszlel n1edzieIi $50 Lipca)
odbyia SIC wlelka uroczystosc
PREY kosciele sw. Wo)ciecha.
Poswlecone zostaiy try cho.
ragwle, darowahe przez ks.
RadlieJe Towarzy
stwom Naisw. Serca Nary p,
Imlenla Jezus ! sw. Domlu,xa
M mlelsce etawnych trzech
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03
IL WI saRnftOW Oce
WISl

Przy>iowic m6wi ME wszyst.
ko z}oto co sic swieci". w
przesziym roku ksladz ii. Cichockl
"a usllnem staraniem sprowadzif
re Silver Lake cztery Siostry
Franciszkanki, W celu ksztaiceuia
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03

D1uznik0W pisma
nas:zego, kt6rzy ode
brawszy cd mas try
rachunki lub Dapom-
nienia, nawet nam
ME odpisali, odtad
uwazaG bedziemy
.]ako ludzi wychodza-
cych ma nasza krzyw
de i odpowjednio z
mimi postapjmy.
Nasz podr6zujacy
agent pan " awrzy-
nice Radomski bawi
obecnie W Detroit,
+ Mich.
Obiecane W ,,Ka-
toIiku" "prezenta row
NnOcZesnie z niniei-
Sym numerem gaze
ty pos1ane zostafy
wszystkim, kt6rym
sic nalezafy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03

~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ''Ao''oECh4 "orN4
korzyst;Icie z jej przylemnosrl
DO potem, 'siedy Sc zestarze-
lecle, bedzie jeszcze uosyt
czasu, abyscie Bogu sluayl j
ma wlecznosc zapr#cowsl' 8
ukochana mlod2i-2y -
cly to mote rzecxyw,s IL, byc
prawda? Czy przy zyriu ro-
bo2uem me mo2na >,e take
we~ellc, czy ME wnlnn ,,l'.Zego
wv wac, co mIo'losc pojale,
c,y nusl m}rdzleniec dla
teg". Ae chce w,esG lywot
pra wdzi VIE chrzescian ,at ~taG
sic pouurym? nie; = bo
pobo2u; wiasnie ! bngobo;nl
Ii mewinni ,:fod2len"v !zlew-
czyny nailep'eJ zaws7e ws-od
najwiekszel rozkoszy spedzall
mfodosc swoje. Bo czem to
onl W swiecle pogardzic po-
Vinni! 60 to OdtzucjG? ola
czegobY mieli STAG sic ponu.
rYml?
Otoz dwoma tylKo rodzs ia.
mi zabaw j przyjeuuosciami
pogard1ac 2owinnl; to Jest:
zabawami, kt6rym bez grzechu
oddac sic ME MONA Gaklemi
sa nieumiarKowane W plclu,
nieczystos6, czytanle pisln
ksia2ek bezboznych t. d.)
ktore zamykaja W soble
niebezp:eczenstwo grzechu
przestawanie q mlodzie2a ze
psutych obYcza]ow, tahce W
m'eJscach publ'cznych, chetne
pokazywanie sic ma ul,cach
mias' wlekszvch, 1gubne
znaiom osc, t. d,).
Mfod2,ehcze, dziewczvno,
chociazbys musiai nieraz W
mtodzlehczem TWEEN zyclu
odmowlc sobie takrch zAbaw
i przyjemnosci. toz musisz ich
un'kac, aby grzechu uniknaG.
GdzIe 0 TAXI wyb6r chodzl,
tam muslsz to, c. do grzechu
prowadz', odrzuciG bezwzgled-
ME, DO to swletyn uoim
obowlazKiem.
| coz ty mo3esz straciG ma
tenn? Gdybys chciai p6)sG "a
tenn, tobys grzech pope1nil, a
czy grzech mo2e prZynlesG ci
szczescie?' Grzech sprawia
mo2e temu, ktory 20 speinis,
przylemnosG; ale Ia przyjeln.
nose wnet przemija pozosta
via w duszY wyr2uly sumie.
MIA J n,eiedne smutne nastep.
stwa. | TAX kazdy grsech,
choc1azby ! najwieksza spra.
viii przyiemnost. zaGmlewa
potem bury prawdZiwe e
szczescie cziowieka. Slusznle
now pewlen Ojc1ec Kosclola
,Kaady duch nieporzadny
(kaady, kt6ry grzech spe}nla),
jest sam sobie kara, sam
sprowadza ma sieble nieszczes
Gle suutne nastepstwa
graechu.
Mtodziehcze, dzieNczyno,
badzcie pewni, ze kiedy milo
! dose przezyjecle W bojazni
bozei pobo2nosci ola tese
odrzucicle one przyiemnosci
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03
ADDRESS KATOLEEAA a Kaoik, End Str Winona Minn

ies'cre bedz'e ,zasu ~ni< ! :
nos.T. abs ayG pobozn'e IA
n'ebn .; acow&c
Mol Boze, = iskez z"po-
zran,e prawdy! Czyby c7as
m'odosA wlasn'e przed inneml
ME m's} bye spoSobn, 90
obja WOW pohoauosuj chrz~S
cianSk'el? Wteuczas sercr ia :
lesl spusohne d., wsz>-;x.e go
dobreg", tax gelkie. " MI =
dZienrzem ~'lASnie ser'u ruz
wilala ~l4 TAX i,"lr 4 t,.S ca
Bnza cnoly chr1, sAah.klr. ts4
bfy szc7a, lis .'ri-; b" wrl,,e
od ,r"-k, inz- ~ ruS:l, He
przyj-'nn' Sci ~ zr Sc ie
oddac Bogu na usjugi To
te2 doswIsdczenle urzy, ze
kledy W mlodzjenczem serc,l
cnotse zakwltnie, 70 TAX wspa-
nlala, budujac", ,zlachetna
potez.:a. Kie,ly 2aS W mem
zaurrle, bodai sc kiedyS
ro2wiDle W &ycu p6znie)szeln.
Be2bozuy, uieczysty mlodzie
nice rzadko s;e stale p,b L.
nYm, czystyln starcem.
lnaczej Bog sadzl 0 cuotach
mlodNenczYch. kiedy SWAT
nlechetnem okiem ma ME
patrzy. pragil'e lch, chce lcL
SERGE Boga, SERGE Oj;a pred
wiecznego. To najss gistsza Jest
lego wola, ,9aby M. czlowieIs
od na]ryeA'eiszej mlcdosci
sluzyf.
Jsk " Stary III Testamencie
z )ego rozrzaGzenlu musiaiy
mu bye oharowane pierwociny
/ q wozystk:ch owocow ziemi
TAX chce ten Bog tego, aby
mu byl} of,arowane pie:wo-
rinv 2>cla, mlodost t. j. ably
byE nu pos~iecnne Ma siuzbe
lego.
Dia tego. TED wlo5yl to Bog
na serca rodZicom. ducho "nYm
/ nanczycielom, aby mIodMe2 ,
do zycia rhrzeSc,anskiego
doprmagall. P'aka! ZbawicieI
Ia wspomnienie, ze miodzie2
bedzle zgorszona: ,Kto jedno
2 nlvh (dziecD zgorszy, mowil
Fan jezus, temu lepie] by
byfo, ably mu mlynsxl kamieli
u szyl uwlazano zatoplono
90 W g'ebokosciach morskich".
= ,,kto dzleeko przy]mu1e
W lmle moe, ten mnie przy].
mule".
S!icznie odzywa sic Bog dc
mlodzlezy: ,Synu m5j (corkc
mola dal mi serce twoe"
,,Daj III SERGE, aby cate ma
mo,a slu2be sic poswieci-
A zafem naJwiekszem
nalplerwszem zadanlem INTO
dz1chca, dz'ewczyny jest, Bogu
qoswiecit m}od"st swoja ma
s|,I5ha
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03

ml;e] ME 7a'rWecie TEN
m}odosci wasaej. ale owszem
prawdziwa rozkoS2 szczescle
rr2]ssnl waM Gu>ze. Bo "a to,
co cd sleble odepchnieale,
sowl,e was czeka wynagrudze-
ME.
Oprocz tych zabaw uciech
grzesznych macie jeszcze
wielki wyb6r mledzy uclecha
IN, godzlweml i dr>woloueml i,
a wybor tenn w,esszy, ze
wolno wam III. Sc r,iduwac Z
spokojnem su,n'-n.e,l,.
Dobre zxchowan,e sc !
Prov adzenie milo .lziv nca chrzee
clan>klego i chryvscianskiei
dzitwlcy. otwIera bogate
zrodio prswdz' ~ego szcze5cia
W zyciu. jake ponetne bye
musza ola Mich szacunek,
m.tosc zaufanie, )akiego
za2ywaja IL rodz'cow i prze-
lozonych u ludz' W ogo'e =
i TO u nailepszych pomiedzy
nIclni!
Ola r'ch dobre "a ln,ejsca,
korzystae siu2by i prace,
przyzwoite szczesliwe NAL
zehstwa. A jak2e i'm blogo ma
sercu, lle pociechy doznaia
zawsze W godznach ma
bOzenstwa, W nledzlele /
swleta W kosciele. prey komu-
mach swietych! Jak przyjem.
ne ola mich obcowanle z ludznli
tego sanego usposobienm.
Po mad wszystko zas ,dzie
dobre. spokolne sumieuie, to
przeswiadczen,e, IL sa "
fasce u Bega, za Bog ,ch lak
dziecl kocha De wolno ~,
zawsze zwracaG sic do Boz }
IA nIego przele wac wszelkss:
troskl: To jest szczesclem
cbrzessclah hsklej natue,i. swie
tel miIoscl,
" rzeczy samei, jezell -
ma <'enl ludzle szczesliwi, TO
zaliczaja sic do n'ch W szcze
g6lnlelszy sposob bogoboin1 i
pobo2m mlodziency dxiew
czyny.
O1o5 wasz los, )ez,,i w
mlodosci Boga sic trzynac,e
ma Boga sle ogladacle, mIo.
doScl szczescie usmiechac wan
sic bedzle W cs1e] peln1; =
napijecle sic sic rozxoszY tych
slicznycb dni &ywota. Vice
poboznosc', bogobojuoSci
nlewlnnoscl ma plerwszem
miejscu potrzeba m1odz1ezy.-
ich zachowane najswletszym
jest obowiszk'em. Ale tego
SWAT ME roZum'e, znaG ME
chce.
SWAT Ito jest: ludzle. ME
sa1zacy wedle zasad WARY,
lccz wedle zschcianek pre-
wrotne] swej na,ury) lnaczej
rzeczy rozamieia. On sadza,
De czas mfodos;l ME nadaje
sic wcale do poboauosscl
chrzesciansklej, be tam nla
wcale ME cnodzi AMI tel O
MIA troszczy6 sic nle potrzeba
- poznlel, m6wia on, kiedy
mfodosc przeszumI. dose
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03

Pjec'oletnia Mania pyta}a many:
-Mamuslu. czy kazda nauczyclel
ka musl umieG c1ytac:
TAX, mole dziecle odrzek1a
mama.
- A nasza nauczyclelka ME zna
liter.
- Co tel ty m6wisz?
= TAX, DO proslta mnie dzisiaj,
abym jej naplsata iaS wygIada A.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03

h 'agw', kto"r W c2aSie "a
bnr>en >unkc' r-lluh zos+afy
sErad lone.
Ok j" 80 y, r4rlA~tw br.lo
l!tjz'"' =" ~>.a@rs II ktory
pr>y w':s - ~ dSt byl
na'.' $ UroazystosG
bN'4 n,">l>" !, swieceuia
ch"ragw '',> take jako
tr, unf mad ,runkciarzaml."
N~ dowod zgoay owe szesc
Towarzystw, ktore zostaly
wy gnane 6osclola. zaprosiiy
n wYmsrsz, oprGcz iowa
rzYstw nsrodowvch, lakze i
IoWarzystwa punkc;arskie.
Plerwsze staw'fy ~e jak jeten
MAJ. Ostutnie yas s1awlfy
sic czeSclowo, b Tnwar2ystwa
noszS:e nazwy {" same CO te
ktore svie r!y ~w rhoracwie
ME chr'At SIC y VIC polka
Zul4c przez IT,, l. n e pragna
zg odN, mi"'u b. ks'4dz ] lnne
Towarnyst N zgo,izil; sic
,,wygu tllc.ml
LrobiIo To wi,.lH,e wrazenie
; na lpd1la"h i lua sztmraja. re
]"sIl e pr'!HclarAe co ME
chc'el ma >z"ruwaG, slawia sic
W "zer-gach PREY poswiecaniu
SIX o'Y, TO bedni.. .rrubeI'."
| CAnsi luz wyznaczyli swol
dn,vn na wy-taw,e kolumbli.
>kne. Betzle -, II Sierpnla.
N4d1wyc~ni w,-Ixa parada po
glo"nsch ull zach miasta, be-
dz'e "zes "a progrAmu. Ma
wysta lie 'llr,g'ent,.!n muzykt
W c>"s e uroc1yslos;i, y, bedzie
znany kpnIpoz, tor p Dvorak.
Gl0WnY move w)poele =.
Karni JONAS q Wisconsin,.
Stowem ,',Ae,Hi dAen" zapn.
w'ada sic sHietme
Ia kiIka tygodm odbedzie
sic na yystawie kougres ka-
to!lkow Ze wslystklch czescl
swlata katpl'cy mal4 o!e zejsG.
kaada paraha posle de!egatow
Il par"f sw. Wojclecha wy
bran IA delegatow pc
wen ), shayster" pe"len Sa
lonlsta, leH4 przrz kogo, to
Mkt z par.lian ME vie Zeby
parnfanle wy braIl delegatow,
toby przynajmnlel wybrali
rzetelnYch ludzi. Takich de,
legatow lie chc4 dobrzY lu'
die Wojclechowa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-03
0FlARY
ma kosci0f.

Edward City Lawrence 25 Llpca.
l.. j. Chr.
The sun., 1893-02-23
IT H E.
First National Bank,
OF NORRIS, MINI.
CAPITAL, : $4,000.
This Bank Conducts A
GENERAL BANKING AND EX-
CHANGE BUSINESS.

Money to loan on chattel or personal Sc
euritv in anv amounts desired. Loans ne
g0tiated on improved farms.
With largely increased capital, we have
hetter facilities for all departments OF busl-
ness than ever. H.,
We pay savings bank rates on time de-
pOSits. ,.,,,,.oa
farms at better rates than ever.
We can write insurance in such strong
companies as the National, OF Hartford,
Home, of New York, St Paul Fire and Ma
rine, the unrivaled Aetna.
The president is agent for all the railroad
lands in this vicinity, the cheapest lana
row for sale and is going fast.
The President is agent for the strongest
accident insurance company in the world;
dent insurance is written out; tickets good
from one to thirty days, or on policies good good
If ininry This is no mutual Company"
but has the CASH to pay all losses.
We respectfully solicit the accounts ,,,th 9I
Merchants, and all who have dealings with
banks in this section of the state.
The sun., 1893-02-23
FROM THE "SUNNY SOUTH"
Knoxville, Tenn, Feb. IL, 1893.

Knoxville, Tenn, Feb. IL, 1898.
HUGH WHITLEY, ESQ. ~' =. :
Dear Sir:-Yours in answer to
mine, written from Pennsylvania,
came to hand in due time, and it
found me not very well, as it got too
cold for me in Pennsylvania. But IS
the weather is more mild here / feel
better again, and at present my wife.
and are in the enjoyment of good
health. We are now located at No.
407, Clinch Ave-, and will be likely to
make this our stopping place until
we go North. This is a prosperous
town of from 10000 to 5000 people,
nicely located on the Tennessee river,
above Chattanooga, and in between
the mountains; the Blue Ridge on
one side and the Cumberland on the
other, and in very fertile valley, in
which Andrew johnson and Parson
Brownlow each lived, and a large ma
jority of the inhabitants of this section
were Union men at a time when re-
bellion was rampant in the Sunny
South, and you see as many of the
natives of this section wearing the Ct,
A. r. badge as you do in the North
We went to-day to hear a Northern
man preach, (DrWarner) who is
pastor of the First M. e. church here,
with some seven hundred members.
Mrs. Pearce used to be q member ;of
his church in Elyria, Ohio. Have
been reading life of Grover Cleve-
land for the last day or two, and it
makes me more Jealous in my adj
herence to the man. They can't call
| It "luck" that put Cleveland to the
front; it was simply doing what he
thought was right regardless of poli-
ticians, and having the ability to do
it. -:
We find many Northern people
here, and not as many of the Negro
population as you will find in any
other Southern city. The farms are
not kept up as in the North, and
they only seek to live from of their
farms, and don't try to get ahead. It
seems to me as If this valley of the
Tennessee, is a very rich farming
country and so much less of winter
than with us. You find many people
in the country here that have no am
bition above staying here until "Gab-
riel blows his horn;" and the women
are as bad as the men; all they want
is snuff stick in their mouth, well
saturated with snuff, and, a fre-place
somewhere within twenty feet !oi
them to spit into, and woe unto the
man that gets between them and. tbs
said fireplace. Mrs. 'Pearce ID
practicing up in the business and
perhaps, in time, will get there. She
is very much taken up with country
life here, and has but one objection
the soft coal don't just exactly suit
her, but / presume she will explain
things to you later. We hear from
the children often, and see that you
are having cold weather as usual
Well, 1 am glad to be out Of it, as ]
do not like weather when it gets
much below zero now. With much
respect, I am yours truly, j..
L. e. PEARcE.
The sun., 1893-02-23
HANCOCK.

The surprise birthday party for Mrs. W.
Fl. Matteson. last Saturday, was grand
success.
Mr.. Irish, of Iowa, is again in these parts
buying cattle.
Miss Annie Lean is now engaged in the
millinery business in Benson. II il is your
good luok to call that way, don't slight her.
Will Fenton, who has been to Grand
Rapids, has again returned to pa and ma.
Maud Reed, who has been attending
school at Morris, spent Sunday with her
father and sister in the town of Hodges.
John Macarthur, who has been sick for
the past week, is again able to be about.
John Hunter, who has been in st. Paul
during the past week visiting his daughter
Agnes, who is in the hospital there, has re-
turned with favorable reports. He says
she is not sick.
Those who attended the Literary last
Thursday at Riverside school house, report
young ladies and gentlemen of that district,
especially the debators. The question for
next meeting will be s'farming and mercan-
tile business" All try and go, and help a
good cause.
pest week, is again able to resume her
duties in the school room.
G. Dawson spent Sunday in the cities.
A number from Hancock attended the
funeral of their old comrade and friend,
Col. Stevens. The family have the SYM
pathy Of this community.
Miss Mary Gown returned from the
country, and Frank is again all smiles.
The sun., 1893-02-23
RENDSVILLE,

Mrs. Nellie Lyman is visiting relatives in
and near ChOkiO.
Miss Nettie Davidson is visiting with
Miss Clara Tenny, of Hancock.
DIR. Hulburd was called to attend upon
the child of Bernard Anderson last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Brewster were called
to the latter'S home last Wednesday by the
illness of her father, Mr.. T.. Toombs, who
died Friday, February 18th. Mrs. Brewster,
though comparatively new resident of our
town has won the esteem of every one, and
all unite in extending their tenderest
sincere regard can give her in her sad
bereavement.
Mrs. Jas. Dickson, we regret to say is on
the sick list.
s. j. Smith has been in poor health for q
few days past.
Mrs. Abe Brewster is in Morris attending
the ck.-Evening Gazette.
F. G. Smith says he objects to keeping
s'batchelOr's halP' and quotes, so says the
Evening Gazette, from some of the young
men, what is home without ahousekeeper.' y
1t is with some surprise that the friends
of Van Farrand, of Oshkosh, Wis, learn
of his recent marriage. e.-Evening Gazette
Yes, and with pleasure too, Mr.. Farrand
has our best wishes for his happiness.
We hope our members from the town of
Morris will havesuficiently recovered:FrOm
their diSipatiOnS of the last week, to swell
Literary Society, which will be held at Mr..
DavidsOns next Saturday evening. Last
Saturday being business meeting the Offices
have changed hands once more, Miss Nellie
BOrrill was elected president
FRIAR Tuck.