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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-07-06
Total Revenue .

The Commissioner also presented his
account for services, based upon COM
missions fixed by law, amounting to
$187.5S, which was ordered paid.
The report of the Town Sergeant. Paul
Gleason, who also acted as Collector, was
submitted and approved. The report
shows total amount of tax tickets placed
in his hands for years 1887 1890 and '91,
to be $930.17. Amount of tickets returned
uncollected, $772.06; balance, $158.11.
The above report was examined by
Mr.. H. T. Parker, on the part of the
Council. and it's correctness vouched for
by Accountants Geo. N. Montgomery
and E. NJ. Jones.
Messrs. w. b. Bell & Co. were relieved
from payment of license on two pool
tables for the past year.
The Treasurers report was presented
and approved. Total amount of receipts,
&. 273.2 Total amount of disburse>
ments, $2,047.73. Cash on hand at date
when report was presented, June Goth,
1929. ~.
Messrs. H. T. Parker and R. H. Davis,
Auditing Committee; 6. N. Montgomery,
Accountant.
A number of bills were presented and
ordered paid.
On motion Council adjourned.
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Y. M. G. 4. Secretary.

A largely signed petition is being cir
culated requesting the appointment Of
Rev. V. w. Wheeler to the Secretaryship
of the Y. M. G. A., whose spacious build
ing is now in course of erection in this
city. We signed the petition with much
pleasure, believing that the selection OF
this gentleman would be generally ap>
proved by the friends Of the Association
in this city. He is thoroughly qualified,
is great favorite with the railroad en-
ployees, and would fill the position with
high credit.
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New Blacksmith Shop.

Mr.. Geo, E. Thomas, skilled mechan-
ic from Roanoke, Va, has opened a
Blacksmith Shop in the building owned
by Judge Swami, near the Ridgeway st.
Depot, where he will be pleased to ac-
commodate the public. Blacksmitbing
of every description, such as Horseshoe
ing, repairing of Machinery of all kinds,
Carriages, Ruggies, Wagons, sc. All
work done promptly and at reasonable
prices Call and leave your orders.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-07-06
MEETING OF THE NEW COUNCIL.

On Saturday, July 1st, the new Coun-
Gil held a special meeting, with Mayor
Davis presiding and Councimen r. s.
Wiley, Geo. T. Byrd, Geo. w. Kincaid,
JAS A. Ford, and Chas. Kraft in attend
ance.
There was no difficulty in dispatching
business, as several of the present Coun'
Gil had served in that capacity at former
periods.
Mayor Davis designated DR.. R. s.
Wiley as Mayor pro tenn.
The special business before the Coun-
Gil was the fixing of the amount of secur-
ity to be Furnished by the newly elect
ed officials.
After an animated discussion the fol-
lowing sums were agreed upon: Treas
urer, $4,000; Commissioner of Revenue,
SO ,000 The amount of SergeanJ's bond
was not fixed at this meeting.
On motion the following standing com
mittees were appointed:
On Finance-Messrs. Wiley, Ford and
Kincaid.
On Streets Messrs Kraft, Coyner, and
Ford.
On motion the following members des-
ignated as a Board of Health:-Dr. r. S.
Wiley and Messrs. Geo. w. Kincaid and
Geo. L. Byrd.
On motion, Council adjourned to meet
Monday, July 3rd.
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Home Again.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Nelson, after de-
lightful visit to Mrs. Nelson's former
home in ST. Louis, and stop at Chicago
to see the Worlds Fair, returned home
last week Mr. Nelson is the efficient
Teller of the Allegheny Bank Of this
city, and was granted a months vaca>
ton. which was spent in the most pleas
ant manner
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A Visit to Natural Bridge.

The following ladies and gentlemen
composed an excursion party to Natural
Bridge, from Glen Wilton on Tuesday
last, which afforded those in attendance
much pleasure Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Rule, Mr.. Luke Rule and Miss Shewey,
Mr.. Warner Douthat, Miss Carrie Temp
son and Miss Grace Kauffelt, Mr.. Chas.
Bryant and Miss Minnie Armentrout.
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Ready for Business.

Messrs. D. S. Carraway & Co., whose
double column advertisement appears
in this issue, are getting their stock in
shape and at the close of this week will
present to the public complete drug
store. They have purchased one of the
most expensive and artistic Soda foun-
tains ever brought to this city, and will
dispense this beverage in it's most appe-
thing form. Call and see the beautiful
line of goods, among them many novel.
tics, which they offer at very reasonable
prices. Prescriptions compounded at all
hours.
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Returned.

Mrs Capt. Hartman, who has been on
a protracted visit to friends in Augusta,
Frederick and other counties, returned
to Clifton last week, accompanied by her
little daughters, Mary and Ellen. The
latter have been much indisposed dnrs
ing their absence, and are now passing
through an attack of whooping cough.
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Closed in Honor of the Fourth.

The Post Office, the Allegheny Bank
and the Clifton Forge Grocery Co. were
closed in honor of Independence Day.
Let us always remember this day Of days
the date when our forefathers threw
off the British yoke. May they always
be had in remembrance.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Minutes of the Old and the, New
Council Import Business

I T. Transacted.
The members of the Council whose
terms expired on The last day of June,
held their final meeting at the Mayors
office. Friday evening last. Those present
were Mayor TIP. Bowles and Coun-
cilmen R. H.. Davis H. u. Paaker, G. T..
Lewis and Geo T. Byrd. !, 81, Il a 's. 5s n,
The retiring Com missioner of the Rev
enue, W. C. Hamilton, submitted his re-
port, which was received and approved.
1t is as follows @'ia iir salls s.sas-,si;;.fi. =
!. =. 5;,,,. @i..s "A ., -
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, June So
Gentlemen ofthe Connect, Clifton Forge,
Virginia.:
AS Commissioner of the Revenue, 1 re-
specially submit the following report of
values by me assessed, and the taxes ac-
cruing therefron for the year 1898, and
also the amount of licenses which | have
assessed since May 1st, 1898, including
the value of $59.76. licenses assessed
from January LIST, 1898, to May LIST, 1898,
wiz
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Change of Proprietors.

Mr.. Thos. P. Byers, Proprietor OF the
Hotel Clifton, has disposed of his bust
ness to M. J. Keegan, Esq, of Gordons-
vile, Va, who will take charge about
July 10Th. Mr.. Keegan comes highly
recommended.
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWN IRON BITTERS
Female weakness Positive Cure.

To THE EDIToR-Please inform yonr readers
that have positive remedy for the thousand
and one ills which arise from deranged female
my remedy FREE to any lady If they will send
their Express and p. o. address. Yours respect
fully, DIR. b. ID. MARCHlSI. Utlca. N. I.
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ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
81. a Year. invariably IN Advance.

YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS viii be collected at
the end OF a,.ch quarter, Wien prompt settle
ment is e&,.e, 5ed to be made.
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS are payable IN
advance, or when the advertisement has been
completed as may be agreed upon.
Bills for JOE WORK viii be due when the work
completed
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The First Union Meeting a Great
G11nnoCS

The First Union Meeting a Great
Success.
The first of series of union services
to be conducted at the Opera House un>
til further notice, was held on Sunday
night last, and the building was not suf-
ficiently large to accommodate a consid>
cradle number who sought admission.
Before the hour for the regular serv-
ices the choir, under the leadership of
Mr.. G. Collins Taylor, rendered. several
anthems.
Rev. Mr.. Gray offered prayer and Rev.
V. w. Wheeler then took charge of the
meeting. AS already announced this
popular and able minister had consented
to preach the opening sermon, which he
did in manner thoroughly pleasing to
the great throng in attendance. His
discourse abounded in practical thoughts
and suggestions. and contained words of
counsel and encouragement for those
who have recently been converted.
The next meeting will be held on Sun
day night next in the Opera House at
s o'clock, to which the public is cordially
invited. Rev. DIR. Felix is expected to
preach.
The Ladies' prayer-meeting will be
held on Friday evening in the n. E.
church.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ladies desiring to see the Publisher of the
VIRGINIAN on business or otherwise. can be &C
commodated by giving notice through the post.
office. or by calling at the office, second hoor OF
the Publishing Company's building they VIII
receive at all times prompt and polite attention.
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a Charming Party Cong ln1entary to one
of clifton's Popular Young Ladies,
Miss Mary johnson,

While there was no general observance
of Independence Day in this city several
events of more than usual Importance
transpired, evidencing that the spirit
that animated the men who made such
a heroic fight for liberty. is still held as
priceless heritage by their posterity.
We especially refer to a party given at the
hospitable residence of j. Henry John
son, ESQ.,, /" Company Row. on Tues
day night, complimentary 20 Miss Mary
johnson, his charming and attractive
sister. A number of invitations had
were thronged with fair ladies and gal
liant men, the toilets of the ladies blend
ing most tremendously with their nat
ural grace and beauty. 1t has seldom
been our good fortune to look upon 50
brilliant an assemblage of young people.
as were met together in honor of their
associate, Miss Johnson.
In addition to the pleasure afforded
by engaging in innocent amusements of
various kinds, Misses Elsie Bailey and
1ICS <Ahhee Aotbf LIZ WV INSShb iesetbtsAOCS
of the Clifton Forge Seminary, enter>
tanned their friends in q most delightful
manner, with Rotations and music.
They were rewarded by frequent ap-
plause Several vocal selections were
also rendered. But we have yet to men
ton one Of the chief sources of pleasure
the elegant refreshments, which were
partaken of by the guests, seated at q
table fairly groaning under its weight of
good things. The deli cacies were arts
tically arranged, and in abundance. 1t
was social success in every respect.
Those in attendance were:-Misses Eu-
genia Chapman, Nora Davis, Hattie
Snead, Elsie Bailey, Mollie Tulloh, Mat
tie McClandish, Lee Anna Savin, Bessie
Payne, Josie Payne, Jennie Tulloh, Kate
Coley, Lizzie Murray, Maggie Cline,
Mary johnson. Ollie Boswell, Emma
Wheeler Mrs. Jones, Mrs. F. a. Davis,
Mrs. J. J. Gilaver, Rev. Il. L. Gilmore,
Messrs. E. G.. Roberts, W. z. Cox, e. b.
Hawkins, John A. Marstella, R d. Muck
OILS. n A. Parker, r. r. johnson, H
Chittem, Frank Tappey, Frank O Mera
D. S. Eichelberger, w. G. Lauck and H
s. Jones.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-07-06

A bunch of keys. along the c., & Q.
railroad. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving them at the VIRGINIAN Office.
A God send is Ely's Cream Balm. l
had catarrh for three years. Two or
three times a week my nose would
bleed. / thought the sores would never
heal. Your Balm has cured me."-Mrs.
NJ A. Jackson, Portsmouth, N. H.
/ was so much troubled with catarrh
it seriously affected my voice. One bottle
of Ely's Cream Balm did the work. My
voice is fully restored.-B. F. Liepsnerr,
A. NJ, Pastor of the Olive Baptist Church
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Highest of all in Leavening PowerL u S Govt Report
Re-! R Rszasz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A Correction.

. In referring to the 'Twin Type Car
Coupler" in our last issue, we stated that
Mr.. j. A. Mockley was the patentee.-
We should have said J. A. Marktey.-
That is the gentleman's right name, and
he has produced great invention.
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VALUE. TAX.

VALUE. TAX.
Total Value Real Estate and
improvements ..;;....... 1924, 1890 81. PAT SO
Total Value Personal Proper
ty, los,sas.oo 1,oss 90
-, sessed from Jan. l, 1893, to
May ], 1888. ................. ......... 59.16
Total Value of Licenses As
sessed since May l, 1888 . -. ..... 1924 ID
Total Value Capitation Tax. :. .......... 257.00
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-07-06

Attention is directed to letter from
Rev E. W. MacCorkle, published in this
issue. We hope to keep our readers
posted as to this tourists movements
while Oh his pleasure trip
q. g. O. engine No. 1879 was out on a
trial trip last week, after undergoing
thorough overhauling. She pulls the
Fast Flying Virginian," with engineer
j. H. Merritt at the throttle
An immense Passenger train, drawn
by two engines, was a beautiful sight
witnessed by number of persons on
Monday night last The G. & O. is al
ways equal to any emergency.
Capt Coley's family expect to leave
Clifton for Michigan on Tuesday next
Their departure will be regretted by a
large circle of friends, whose best wishes
| 90 with them to their new home.
Mr. R. L. Thomas, the timer, spent
several days very pleasantly last week at
the Hot Springs, looking after extensive
work Tor WHICH lie HIS cOIltIdcteu. NHuIle
number of visitors are now stopping at
that resort.
Attention is directed to the new ad
yertisement of that old reliable firm of
Farrar Williamson. in this issue
They are ready to accommodate the
public with anything in their line. Give
1 them call.
I'VE have frequently asserted that Cliff
ton Forge is unsurpassed by any of it's
neighbors. AS time passes, we are more
! convinced than ever, that this declara-
4 ton is true. It's citizens are substantial
| and reliable.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01

Ko5oiuzyna. Ago b.. m. zaSon-
czy1 sic W tutejszem seminarYum
gzamln nauczy clelsk
pod przewodnlctwem taJnego radz.
cy DR.. Voelker a W obecnoscl
biskupiego komlsarza X. prob. DIR,
Schwanltza i radzc6w szkolnych
x. Plischkiego z Gdanska l Pfen-
niga z Kwidzyna. Pops wypadf
bardzo pomyslnie. Trzydzlestu
semlnarzYst6w l iednemu ekstra-
nenszowl przyznano patent nauczy-
ski, So to: Arndt, Beonlgk, Brleske
Conrad, Dobke, Duran, Dylllck,
Ewert, Fromm, Gallon, Gorny,
Heyne, Holm, Karnuth, k'ev1cz,
Klawitter, Kluupert, KowaIkowsk1,
Krenz, Laskowsk', Majewsk1,
Mlelinski, Milbradt, Pehlke, Pie
rzynski, Rezmerowski, Schmidt,
Stakemeyer, Sehuny, Wlercihskl !
Wes1erski.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01

odznaczajqcych sic ludzi,
ktorzy tylko z bo1azni prey
stall do buntu rokoszanow,
pc tychze pos}a} Piataszka
re sternlkiem policemen,
ably jak MONA na)predzej
onych tuta) przyprowadzlli. =
Niezad}ugo przybyli, a ma
zapytanie kapitana, czy beda
mt wiernyni, iezeli on I'M
wszystko z}e p~rzebaczY; do
smierci'' odpowiedzieli be-
zadnego namysl}, drzac ma.
caiem ciele.
Natychmiast kazal Robin
son Piataszkowi jednemu Z
trzech uwolnionych mathew,
skryG sic w khaki, i woEaiq-
Gym dat odpowiedz.
Wybieg udat sic.
CT BOWEN us}yszawszy
odpowiedz, zaraz zblizyli sic
do brzegu, wysiedli, a costa
wiajac dw6ch PREY }odzi. ably
sic ME zb}akac, poustawlali
siebie co kilkadziesiat kro-
k6w jeden Cd druglego,
dajac sobie ciqgle has}a,
szukajac przytem zgu5ionych.
Podczas tego nasta}a zupe}na
ciemnosc. Robinson podszedI
cichutko pod pilnuiacych LODI,
= ME postrzezeny cd Mich.
Raptem naraz przyskoczyf
z dobytym pa}aszem, wo}alac
przytem i grozac smiercia,
jezeli sic natychmiast ME
poddadzq. TAX niespodzianie
napadnieci CT dwal majtkowie
ma lodzi, rzuclli swa broh
proszac O pardon, a ma ski
nienie Robinsona przyskoczy-
10 z ukrycia ieszcze dwoch z
lego strony ludzi, i powiazali
w okamgnieniu rece wiez.
MON.
Dokonawszy tego czynu,
wyciagnieto ma brzeg . lie
moznosci jak najdalei ably
przez to reszcje 20 wysple
rozbieglym odwr6t przeciaG.
(Ciag dalszy rastaps,>
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01

Elblqg. Obecn,e W tutejszem
wiezieniu odsladuje kare by}y
dyrektor kralowy Dr.. w I.
WidzleG 60 MONA co dzleh przez
godzine przechadzajacego Sc
DO podw6rzu wlezlenrem.
Nosi diuga blafawo zoltawa brods
wyglqda bardzo mizernie. Na's&aS
on W swoim czasio do naJzapalen,
szych kulturn,gow.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01

" Srodze gl6Hnego nauczy-
ciela P%letzyka mianowano rektoren
szko}y katollcklei TAME.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01
u l'oznansh1ego.

Smigisy, d. b. M. l W m%iescie
naszem smiglu rozbudza SIG duch
postepu piracy i oszczednosci, tax
&c pc ozterech przedstawieniach
amasorsklch podat ktos mysl, ably
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01
Peska pod Noskalem.

Z WarszaNy. Przvwlezlono do
miasta Zygmunta Wojnara, 10
letnlego syna w%iasclciela d6br
Kamionowki pod Grodnem, celem
kuracyi. Bedac ma zabawie vessel.
nei podczas tanca, W fgurze mazu.
rowej wychYla4 VINO podnoszac
kleliszek zebami. Pc drugiej probe
klellszek pek} mu W ustach, pray
czem od1am szk4a dostai sic do
krtani. Nieszczesllwa ofara brawu.
ny z%akohczy}a W meczarniach zycle
W godzine 20 przyjezdzie do War
szawy.-W Mokotowie pod War
szawa sluzy4a cd lat 10 Angieszka
Nlclnska, ktorei brat Cd dawna
przebywa} ma Kaukaz1e. Droga
urzedowa otrzYma}a A. Niclhska
wiadomosc, re brat tam umarl
bezdzietnie i re ona jest spadko.
bierczYnla jedyna pc owym bracie,
a majatek wynosi SO tysiecY rubll.
Niebeszczyk byf ajentem W kopalnl
nafty.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01
u Prus POlskich

Suiccie. w nocy ma Ago b.
M. spalliy sic budynki (dom mlesz-
kalny stajnia i stodo}a) handlarza
Janklego W Przysierku. 4
bydia udaio sic ratowac tYlko
ijedno ciele.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01

nareszcle i W mlescie Smiglu
z%afozono ,,Bank ludowy", ktorego
potrzeba juz cd dawna uczuG sic
dale. Mysl ia rzucona za]efa lime
mysli tax dalece, re nasz czcigodny
X. Proboszcz przejety tym zapa}em
by} iaskaw poruszyc te sprawe ma
posledzenlu przemys1owYm, wszy-
Soy ma posledzeniu obecn1 byl;
tq jedna ozywlenl mYsla, ably
nBank ludowy, zatozopy zosta} i
uchwalono jednomysln1c, ably W
tel dziedzlnie tax wlelte zas}uzo-
nego czclgodnego ratrona X.
Wawrzyniaka popros!c, any nam
pod tYm wzgledem bllzszych wsha
zowek ! rad iaskawie udzleiic
raczy4. Mlasto nasze Sm,glel lest
mlastem powlatowem, liczy bllsho
4 tysiace m,eszkalc6w, a W tom
przesz}o poiowa Polak0w katolkGw,
oholica duza i stosunkowo zamozna.
" Srod9e g'oHnego nauczy-
ciela Pletzyka mianowano rektorem
szko}y katollcklei TAME.
" Gry&ynie pod Koscianem
pob}ogosfawiony zosta1 zwlazek
mazenski pana Zdzlsfawa Skrzy.
dlewsklego z Mechllna Z pan9n
Sranls}awa Lossow, c6rka d5.edzl-
COW Gryzyny.
" Zothavi W Gallcyi, polqczy4
sic p. St.. Oriowskl dyrektor
Spo}kl mellor. z Poznania wez4em
ma}zenskim z p. Marya RozWa.
dowska,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01

Zy5ork (Jeziorany), Nowo
wyswiecony X. koless@ Cd
prawii tn Ago b. m. prYmlcYe
swoje. Kazanie wygtosit x, kape-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01

Chetmsa. w Brac n 8 W.
ku IL para Emilia Czarlihskiego
wykopano gniazdo llsdw i zta-
PIANO zywcem pare starych oraz s
szczenlat juz sporych. Mia}y one
swoie nory w rurach d~renowych i
W tych je z}apano.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01

Ian Prahl. KsiezY sig stawl}o 6;
kosci6} byl nape}nlony, choc to
dzien pewszedni.
LipsE. w dnlu Ago b. m.
rodacy nasi: w IS la
X m asze Xxi Wiezowa
i Stanis1aw N o.w a k o W.
Il Nekli zfozyll tn egzamln
kraiowy na leAarzy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01

N1tthOIttSpU ~Vott/N "NeHOVeN"'t'
z Wabrzezzna w Prusach Zachodnlch
pisa do ,,Pielgrzyma": o zwy-
czajnych nawfocerlach lnnowler-
COW ME plsuJq gazety, boo takowe
~wszedzie ME rzadko zachodz2a,
lecz o dzisiejszem warto wspomnlet.
Cd kilku lat many we Wa
brzeznie 20 odrzuceniu prosb ma
szych navel razem z maglstratem o
W1ncentkl a potem 0 Elzbiotank1
dwie dyakoniski w domu chorych,
a jedne ochronce n:emleckl:].
Otoz n~ajwlecej znana i na]bardziej
Iubiana dyakonlska. Marya Th1sssen
w domu chorYch cd 3 lat tn
z%atrudnlona objaw11a pragnienie
zosta6 katoliczka. KS. prafat Po-
}omski podej rzywa} ma %poczatku
GAIA sprawe, lecz zezwoli}, ably ma
nauki p%ierwsze W dogodnYm soble
czasle ~jeszcze jake dyaKonlska po
tajemnie u~czeszcza}a, dopiero pre-
konawszy sic @ prawdziwosc l
~szczerosci zamiaru radzi} wystapit
j pc szesclotygodnlowej codziennej
nauce wyspowiadawszy sic, W obec
cA}ej parafi podczas g}6wnego
nabozenstwa z wzruszenlem wyzna-
ME WARY wedle przepisu sk}ada}a,
a czasle sunny plerwszy a z
Panem Jensen sic po}aczy}a.
Daj Boze, ably inne ia tym
przyk{adem poszty, lecz ma]o W
tenn nadzlei, DO dom maclerzyhski
W Gdalsku zaraz pc wystaplenlu
~dyakon,ski Maryl zupein2 zmlane
os6b i co do innych d~yakonise1
poczynlf.
Pephn. N%ajprzewlel. X. 3 i
skup wr6cif SGD b. m. o a
! godz. pc po4udniu z poordzy wi
z%ytacyjnej do swej rezydency'. W
Rog6znie pobawi} jeden dzlen
dluzej, anizeli pierwotnle zamierza}
DO IA prosbe proboszcza Me tylko
odby4 w~izytacya k~oscielna, lecz te2
tam blerzmowa1.
Chetnmo. w browarze grubneh'
skim spadf robotnik Mankowskl 2
czwartego pletra tax nieszczesliwle
re natYchmlast umar}. Sta}o sic tc
W niedzlele, Z czego nauka, re "
niedziele Cd ciezklch prac wstrzy-
nywac sic nalezy. = % z. N
zmar1 tn sekretarz sadowY tho.
MACE Ignacy Gro c ki W 81
roku zycia.
ZJlewo. w Zelgoszczy
ma agentura rocztowa bye .zalozo'
na, potqczona bozposrednlo z Lubi
choWem.
Simszsuy, !<osiad1osc j ann
kt6rN "aie:a}a O. ksiezncj Ogih'
sk,cj J~ob+onovie, zostaia roz
palrc!owuna wi-lzy Is rolnlk6w
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01
CzersE. Il naszyoh stron znaczna

Czersh. Il naszyoh stron znaczna
llczba udaie sig W pielgrzymke ma
K~alw2rya Welherowska. Jedni
wyruszyli atad W sobote idac do
Kosclerzyny, ably sig p~rzy}aczyc do
tamtejszei kompanii. Drudzy uda.
dza sic W ponledzla}ek koleia ma
Gdahsk do Oliwy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01
Brusy. w czwartek d. 4 b. N

BTNSy. w cZWartek q. 4 d. III.
miellsmy Il mas ja:mark kramny
~poiqczony ma byd}o konie. Ceny
ma takowe by}y nader niskle, i
slabo kupowano. U rzemleslnlk0w
i handlarzy SHY lnteresa W pier
wszych g%odzlnach lenlwe, dopiero
p6En!ej sig ozywl}y. Ludzle kupo.
wall NJ do clemnego wleczora.
Odwlcdzili mas tez linoskokl kt6~
rzy co chwila ullce przebiegai2c
wabill ku sobie widow. Pewna
kobieta skradia z jedne] budY pom
czochy, schwycono ja jednak ma
gor2vym uczynku oddano zandar-
mowi, ktdra pomlmo zaparcla
kradziezy Nsadzli do kozy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-06-01

Rgrom Sydow " Nojorouio.
w kwletniu +. z. ksleza Rodempto-
rzyscl odbywali mlsya W N~aralowle
m%iasteczku niedaleko Brzezan.
Kilka t~ysiecy ludu rosyJskleg i
4acihsKiego o%brrzadku garnelo SIZE
ma kazania ich, roswlecone gfowale
aposto1owanlu trzezwoscl. SNutek
by4 taxi, re nawet podczas jarmarku
laden chop ME ~zaglqdn4f DO
szYnku, Zydow okropnic to 2mar-
twl}o rozdrazniio. Dn. 80 XIV e,nia
mlejscowy proboszcz }acihsk1 X.
Jemio}a z4apai jednego zyda na
kradz1ezy sieczki W swo]ei stodole
i zamknai 80 tam Zydzi dowie-
dziawszy sic o tenn, napadli ma
plebanla i pobill ksiedza, uchodzac
tylko pred grozba szelDy. FaKt
ten oburzy} chrzescian. Nazajutrz
maja po ~nabozenstwie lud rzuci4
sic ma zyddw, powywraca} budkl
ma rynku i powybijaf i'm mnostwo
szyb. Szkode oceniono ia 800 z}r.
Z awantury tel wynik{ process
karny pred sadem obwedowym W
Brzezanach. NJ rozprawIe przestu-
chano l16 Swallow. Miedzy
innymi X. JemloIa i zandarmi
zezrali, " zydzi podczas kaza7di
Redemptorzystow zachowali sic
nader prowokacyjnie. Obraz Matki
Boskiej obrzuclli biotem, ma ludzi
wylewali nleczystosci, q ieden ?
Mich tuz pod koscioiem kazai grat
mzycue. Sami kaznodzleJe muslel'
ich upominac. Gdyby ME Iud, zydz
! byllby napadll ma mich ze zlosci
re psuj2 i'm geszeft szynkarskl.