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Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
DELAWARE CITY.

Mrs. Swan has recovered from her ILL
ness.
John Kirby. eff Boston. was in town last
week.
Miss Foard is the guest of Mrs. F. Nc
Intire:
Miss Annie schunder is visiting relatives
in Philadelphia.
F. Kirby and wife, of Chester, Pa, were
in town last week.
Mr. Colburn's family have gone to Phila-
delphia, for this winter.
f. Churchman and wife, of fPhiladelphia,
were in town this week.
H, Cleaver of Wilmington, was in town
for few days this week.
Mrs. Alice Clark and Miss Georgia re-
turned from the Worlds Fair on Thursday.
Miss Annie Ware has been removed to
the Homeopathic Hospital in Wilmington.
Mrs. Henry L. Braddon and son, of
Florence. N. J visited friends in town this
week.
Thefuneral of Mrs. Anna CleaYer, whose
death occurred suddenly on Tuesday, the
oath, inst, took place on Thursday, and
was attended by large number of relati-
YES and friends. The interment was at
Hickory Grove Cemetery. Mrs. eleaver
was an estimable lady and a prominent
member of the Presbyterian Church, TAX
ing an active interest in Mission and Tenn
perance work. She was loving, faithful
mother sister and friend. While her chill
dren, daughter and two sons, mourn the
loss of a devoted mother, and the home SO
often qlest by her presence, is made desc
late by the eternal absence. of the loved one,
they have the comforting consolation; thai
with her, s.All is well, =
Two travel worn, and weary feet at rest,
From paths Of pain now shrouded in the past,
! Two cold hands folded on acolder hreas =,
From which the soul has taken iiieht L 1,sf:
Two eyes from whose dark vacant cen Tie glow
Of sunlight seems fore1,eI fd haxe tss|; 5.
Twomnte lips 1aeetiuz bin a. .inst fzISx Bosv:
From which 1ds 1I5dI arrow speech has d d.
Tl5is iz tbesrb bt|ssl q Al mysteries. z
Sons essi 4 death. and others call ii peace.
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LITTLE LOCALS.

The weather continues to be delightful
and tender plants are still blooming in the
door yards.
"A large number of new books have
been added to the Presbyteri an Sunday
school library.
The local market continues to be
we'll supplied with fall fruits at very
reasonable prices.
Those who couldn't go to the Chicago
show may feel thankful they didn't get
killed on the railroad
We are fortunate in having reports Of
the splendid musical entertainment at
Forest Church from two valued contribu-
tors.
Richard Clayton has a collection OF
fine chrysanthemums, numbering over
three hundred, which are just beginning
to bloom.
The subscribers to the stock of the
Middletown Electric Railway Company
will hold meeting next Wednesday, at 2
| o'clock. at the office Of W. A. Comegys, to
elect directors.
Doctor II. L. Clayton officiated at the
organ and conducted the musical part Of
the services in st. Anne's Church last Sun.
day, to the great qualification of the con
gregation, and has kindly engaged to do sc
again next Sunday.
The ladies of the w. C. 7. q. have
rented the store room in the building be
longing to NJ. N. Willis, on Main street
near Parker's harness store, for headquar-
tiers, and will have 1t ready for occupancy
sometime next week.
If you feel "out of sorts, = as the prin
ters say do not buy box of pills, bu
spend your twenty-five cents for basket o
grapes and eat pound of them every
morning before breakfast. More fruit anC
fewer pills is better for everybody but h'
pill-seller.
Mr.. John A, Hart. who was recently il
Middletown visiting Mrs: Parvis, is one o
the Pioneers of California, having crossed
the plains by wagon in 1849. Mr.. Hart il
one Of the prosperous business men o
Stockton, and is yet in fnll vigor. Previous
to this visit he has been east only once
since going to California.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
CHESAPEAKE CIrY.


Several new cases Of scarlet fever are
reported to be in the town.
Miss Bessie Wooters was the guest ol
Miss Nellie Boulden, on Sunday.
Mrs Josephine Dunning, of Philadelphia
spent a few days of last week with the
Misses Porter.
Miss Essie Hickman. of Wilmington, was
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. E. A,
Reese, last week.
Messrs Edward stubbs and Thomas
Vaughn, of Wilmington, spent Sunday
with their parents.
The public school did not have many
scholars on Wednesday, as most of the
children went to the circus.
Rev. and Mrs. Winners Jaggard and
Miss Lille Pratt spent Thusday with Rev.
and Mrs julius Dodd. at st. Georges.
Halloween is drawing near, and the boys
had better lake warning and not destroy
property, as they have done heretofore.
A social dance was given by few young
men of this town on Thursday evening in
the Masonic Hall. Over three hundred in.
vitations were issued, and good time was
had by all. Music was furnished by Bouch.
elle's orchestra, with the harp accompania.
ment.
{ Sparks and Coles circus appeared here
on Wednesday to very large audienct
both afternoon and evening. The eircu,
was clean and refined all the way through
and well deserves the praise given to it
This is the first time for seventeen year,
that circus has been in our little town, bui
we hope it win not be that long before ths
next one puts in appearance. for We thinh
we can give as large, ifnot larger.audiencs
than some of our neighboring towns.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
TOWNSEND TopIcs.
). B. Maloney is out again

d. B. Maloney is out again.
g. N. D. Hart is enlarging his Office.
The post Office has not been moved yet
John Geary and family are the guests Of
Miss Sa!lie Wilson.
]. Elmer Webb and wife, of Clayton
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Rash, Of Ghestertown, is the guest
of Miss Mollie Gill;.
Mrs. Smith, of Wilmington. is the guest
of Mrs. d. P Hutchison.
| Mr. Reems having tired of erchandising,
talks of selling out his business.
The Ladies of the NJ. E. Church netted
s1o5 from the supper held last week.
Mrs. Lathrope. of Philadelphia, has been
spending few days with Mrs. Z. CULLEN.
L. B. shockley has improved the inside
of his jewelry store,.with new paper and
paint.
John. Lattomus. Willie Money and Levi
Lattomus returned from the Worlds Fair
on Saturday.
Mrs Mather, of Connecticut, together
with her three sons and her niece. Miss
Edna Martyr, have been visiting relatives
in town.
The funeral Of David s Daniels took
place On Thursday afternoon at two o clock.
The deceased was a brother to William
Daniels.
Mr. John Hart. Of Stockton. Cat who
has been visiting relatives IN this vicinity
for the past two weeks. returned home on
Wednesday
Wells, Herring & Co. settled with the
farmers on Wednesday and are now paying
off their employees They will shortly
return to their home at Aberdeen, Md
Samuel Townsend has torn away the
porch floor from the front of bis store
property and laid pavementinstead. which
greatly improves that side of the street for
pedestrians.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28

failed to come back. was beginning 70
fsel little BIT discouraged. but bought
some more corn.
Z was very evidentlthat ! Was not going
to be able 70 Be generous to the poor tha
year, It looked more as if 4 should SOON
have to hunt some one to be generous to
me.
Corn continued % advance IN price, as
my hens made rapid decrease II The Cali
fornia surplus. and one day ] caIled in .
Chinaman. took him to the chick sn-yafd
and said:
John, do you like chicken
Yes, me yelley fond chicken=heu.
How much will you give me for the
lot7''
Ten dolla. T
John" ! said. with much eznotiof ST.
You we're not 4 heathen would be tempted
to weep On your bosom. Take those chief
ems and be happy !"
scor4 WAY.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
The Circus.

Sparks & Coles circus was well patro
nized at both performances in Middletown
on Thursday. The educated horses were
especially entertaining, while the perfor-
nance as whole was pleasing and inter-
esting, particularly to the young, whose
enjoyment of the circus the old may envy
but should never condemn Who of us,
that view with alarm our increasing num-
Der of gray hairs would not be glad 10
change places with those to whom the cir
Gus is of greater moment than the repeal
Of the silver bill2
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
Nav Came Law.

Under the new game law of Delaware
the cunning season opens on November 1st.
and continues until January 1st. Pheasant
quail or partridges cannot be killed this
year and person found with them in his
possession will, according to the law, be
deemed guilty of having killed them.
Duck shooting at night is also forbidden.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
st. Anna,s Chnr,,h.

The wet weather of last Sunday evening.
preventing many persons from attending
the service. The Rector did not preach the
sermon on What Shall the Harvest be, !"
which was specially intended for young
people, but designs to do SO next Sunday at
the morning service. The public are cor
daily invited to attend.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
ouestion often Asked. /.

"Where can l get reliable and safe iDsur.
ance2, Here's your answer. Get it from
the Peninsula Mutual Relief Association
of Easton, Nd. Its club system will COM
mend itself to your good judgment.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
KNIGHTS OF r1rHIAs.


Annual session OF the Grara Z4ozes at
WiImInREon.
About 100 members attended the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge Of Delaware, knights
of Pythias which met in Wilmington on
Wednesday. Grand Chancellor s. r. Mar
shall presided
The grand chancellor in his report said
that the best of feeling prevailed in the
order. He advised members of the lodge
10 join the Uniformed Rank, and also
recommended the endowment branch Is q
good insurance. He referred feelingly to
the death Of Past Grand Chancellor a. J.
Schrac. He recommended public installa-
tions as a benefit to the order.
The Grand Keeper of Records and Seals
reported the membership on Juns 30, 1898,
E1le7 The receipts for the year was reported
at 81 / ,354 .68, and the expenditures 1t $ll,- 8
oes, 50. The total assets Of tEs lodge are
s27, ,82247.
The following officers were elected: Grand
| chancelor, William 7. Lincoln; grand vice
chancellor. !. G. Jolls; grand prelate, John
| William; grand master-at-arm Lewis
Owens; grand keeper Of exchequer. Lenluel
Mari; grand keeper Of records and seals,
Mark 4. Garrett; outside guard, j P. Green;
inside guard, NJ. alcCray; representative to
to the Supreme Lodge, William Simmons.
The evening session was spent in exem-
plifying the unwritten work Of the order.
After the work of the session had been
finished the members attended q banquet
at which number Of speeches were made
by the members.
The next meeting of the Grand Lodge
win be held at Middletown.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
REAL ESTATE,
Middletown.
:
IT PAYS.

What2 Insurance. This is true to a
certain degree Of all sound insurance This
is particularly true Of our insurance. Why
not try our kind. Peninsula Mutual Relief
Association Of Easton, Md.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
Unclaimed Letters.

List of unclaimed letters at the Post
once, MiddIetown. Delaware. for the week
snding October 10th, 1888: w. A. Bobb, t6li
Ii. Berry, Miss Sarah p Coulbourie,
1ayenel Hacketi, ElwelI Williams, Ms.
aenry wilmer, Walter Willyens.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
missionary conxention.


The Annual Convention Of the Womenss
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies Of
the New Castle Presbytery will be held in
the Forest Presbyterian Church on We'd
nesday and Thursday, November lst and I'd
Three sessions will be held each day and
popular meeting, in the interests of both
societies, viii be held in the Church. on
Wednesday evening. The Pastor, the Raw
+. II. Moore, win preside and the cause Of
Home Missions win be presented BY the
Rey. John McElmoyle 81 Elkton. Nd, and
the Rev. s. u Reigart p ID, Of saulisbury.
Nd. will speak in behalf Of Foreign Miss.
These meetings, especially the pop
eeting on Wednesday, evening, viii
Foftabqe to all interested In the
s| ~ ADMISSIONS and tie music
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28

-wANrED. Competent White Woman
for general work in family OF three. Liberal
wages. Address Box 81. Middle town, Del
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
In the wreck.

Us. Archbell, Of chestertoWn. Nd. was
passenger on the ill-fated train No. 9,
which ran into another train with most
horrible results. at Battle Creek Mich, last
Friday morning. Mr.. Archbell and q
young man from Evanston, Illinois, who
occupied the same seat In the car, were the
only two persons in ceach. No. 13. who
escaped with their lives. Mr. Archbell was
pinned IN his seat, yet succeeded in getting
his body half through tine window, but
found it impossible to do more, and but for
the assistance rendered by a young
man, be too must have suffered horrible
death in the then burning car. After being
rescued he assisted his seat-companion to-
extricate himself from the wreck. Mr..
Archbell had an ankle crushed, and was
glad to come ont Of tie wreck with no
more serious injury.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
BRIEFS.

Fob SALE.-The lumber in the Old
Cannery. Apply to
G. III. GREEN, MIDDLETowN.
w. c. Brown, Practical Horse-Shoeing
and General smithing. East Main Steeet.
Give him trial.
Robes and Blankets. direct from
manufacturers. Wholesale and Retail.
Largest stock. Lowest prices.
ANY one having good Farm near
Middletown, or elsewhere well located, and
wishing to exchange for dwelling-house
property in Middletown, or in the city, may
be intere sted by addressing,
REAL ESTATE,
Middletown, Del
A call for payment Of fifty per oent is
made for the 18th of November in all sub
scriptions to the stock of the Middletown
Improvement company, for the. purpose Of
building the addition to the Shirt Factory
Payment to be made to Esquire Ferguson
wne is the duly appointed collector, and
who will visit the shirt factory on Saturday
the 2Sth of October and will receipt fol
payments then made, By order of tht
Board of directors.
G. e. HUKILL, Treas.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
Epworth League.


Bethesda Chapter of the Epworth League
held its regular semi-monthly meeting last
Friday evening in the Lecture Room Of the
NJ &, Church. Miss Addie Hazard presi-
ded with all the grace and dignity becom-
ing the position. The musical selections
were appropriate and inspiring, the vocal
part being led by Mrs. Marion Price with
Miss Ella farrell at the organ. The selection
by Miss Julia Stats was highly instructive
and brought ont the secrete Of success in the
life of one Of the great business men ofour
county. a reading by Miss Jessie Hnkill
was Of kind to show the youth that the
first business movements in life were the
sure indication Of what that lfe could be.
An address BY Mr.. Pitt was in keeping with
the spirit of the object and purposes Of the
League. A number of questions were as
signed upon various subjects geographical
theological, scientific and philosophical,
these questions to be answered at the
next meeting.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-28
CHARMING
MUSICALE
THE ORGAN RECITAL AT FOREST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DE-
LIGHTS ALARGE AUDIENCE.
An EVENING or MELODY
Professor Kollock. Mr.. George r..
strauss and Miss Fannie Barnard,
of Philadelphia, Entertain an Ap-
preciative Audience.

AsT Monday even
ing the Organ Re-
cital given at For
e st Presbyterian
Church, under the
auspices Of ! the
Young Peoples
Society Of Chris
tian Endeayor, was
a success in every
particular.
The pulpit hay-'
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PATHETIC INcIDENTIN THE VAR
led LIFE or oFAREFoRMED
EDITOR.
THE TOO-FICKLE HEN
a Tale Of Woe in which Corn Was
High and Chicks We're Few. A
Neighbor VINO Had chicken For
Dinner Most Every Day.

ARRINoToN Fair
weather q re-
formed editor, with
whom ! travelled
east from Califor-
MIA told me the
following pathetic
story Of his efforts
to gather riches in
the poultry BUSH
.|1 \
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15
StrasZna burZa.

FORT DODGE, Iowa, IA Lir.-Hu.
ragan, kt6ry nawiedzi} stan Iowa W
zesz4ym tygodniu, poczawszy cd
Quimby przez Cherokee, az do Po.
mercy, W drodze tel poczyni} strasz-
ne spustoszenia. w Pomeroy jest AZ
osob zabitych. a przesz&o 100 pora
nionycb. Piec blokow zabudowah
mieszkalnych zostaio kompletnie z
ziemia zr6wnanych, pozostawiajac
przeszlo 200 familij bez dachu. Ucier.
pia}a takze handlowa Geese miasta,
poniewaz ami jeden budynek ME 70
sta} oszczedzony. Szkody re wyniosa
tn przesz}o $4,000. Nlema}a szkode
poczyni& wicher W inwentarzu. Gdzie
spojrzet mic ME widac tylko slady
zniszczenia-ruiny. Burza d&ugo ME
trwa}a. Zaraz po niej daily sic ssyszet
jeki narzekania poranionych spo-
czywajacych pod gruzami zwalonych
budynkow. Kto by1 zdrowy, mog}
chodz;t, spieszy} ma ratunek. 4 CRU
zoH poczeto wydobywac zabitych i
rannych, tych ostatnlch umieszczaja jac
W budynkach przez burze nieco oca-
lonych. Me ma osady W okolicy Po-
mercy, gdzieby ME by1o kilku osob
zabitych. Miasteczko Pomeroy mia&o
przesz}o 1000 mieszkancow. Ludzie
cl znalezli sic nagle W takiej nedzy,
ze gubernator zmuszony by{ wydat
proklamacye, aby ma nieszczesliwych
zbierano sk3adki. Scena, jaka sic
gdzieniegdzie przedsta~ia, jest tego
rodzaju, ze pioro ME zdolne jej OPT
sac. Pod gruzami znajdywano ciasa
literalnie W kawa{ki podarte. Og6lne
szkody wynosza 100000.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

The Teras SJtings says that New
York has 1000 Poles and is a good
place in which to raise beans. Toledo
has over $4,000 and can raise beans
and do more, that exoites her sleepy
competitors with jealous envy. She
shows to the world that this fertile
spot upon the Maumee shore is the
most healthful in the world, and the
most desirable for wealth and hap.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

A CERTAIN Summit street mer.
chant stopped his advertisement in
AMERYKA with these words: "Your
paper brings too many Polanders to
my store. They buy goods and pay
well, but the society ladies hight be-
come offended" This house catered
exclusively to the fashionable trade,
This merchant failed some months
ago. 1t might have been different had
he acted more wisely.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

pines. She induces outside capital to
commingle with her native and
acquired wealth, and brings to her
self the best enterprise and industry
of the nation. Let it still be remem.
bered that when the sovereign will
of her populace was about to be
thwarted, she told the true sover-
eighty of her people, and taught a
lesson to schemers and selfish vota
ries of combines, which can be learne d
with profit by New York and other
municipal governments.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

AMERYKA is proud to say that in
the growthsnd thrift of the city as to
all her industrial departments, the
Polish population has sustained a
commeudable part. One eighth of
Toledo's population is Polish, and
more Industrious, prosperous, or in
tellectual colonies, New York or any
other city, cannot lay claim to. They
are taxpayers and understand the
benefits and requirements of good
citizenship p. They educate their chill.
dreu and evince life of happiness
and prosperity.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

ADVERTISERS, who try AMERYKA's
want column, get as many replies to
one insertion as they do to six in
sertions,in any daily of Toledo. Try it,
if you want Polish clerk, or buyer
for anything;or if you wish do reach a
thrifty class ofpeople who have mon
ey always to pay for what they
want, and buy only what they need.
Four az. lines, or less, one time 10
cents.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

The wealthy man and his wife, who
sometime ago went abroad for four
months pleasure trip, leaving their
four-year old girl, an only child, at
home, were not Polanders. The love
of their children is of a different
kind. No place of amusement is Wis
tied without the little ones, land much
pleasure is sought for the children's
sake. No. mother is more closely at
tached to her child than Polish
mother.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

JUST now all eyes are directed
towards our farmers and fast ipen
ing crops. Moses-like they must lead
us out of the wilderness of financial
despair. The fruits of their industry
are our "balm in Gilead.' Itis prov.
idertial that the present money crisis
came in the spriug-t time, the promis.
ing forerunner of rich harvests. Let
this sunshine of hope inspire conf
dence, and big part of this great
problem will have been solved.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

Chicagoski "Inter Ocean" pisze, ,ze
zesz&ego roku wys}ano do Europy
$115, 100000 z}ota. Cleveland bedzie
teraz pozyczal z}oto,a kraj musi op{a-
cat procent cd pozyczki,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

The Emperor of Austria considers
our country man, Kazimierz Poch-
wa)ski, the best artist painter in his
Empire. The renowned artist is paint.
ing new picture of the emperor.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

The Worlds Fair holds the win
ming hand. It can rake in the Jack
pot when all else fails. Four -ffths of
the money drawn out of our savings
institutions in June, was fated by the
White City.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

W letargu. Gdy ma zadanie meza
gr6b odkryto, straszny widok pred.
stawi4 sic obecnym. Biedna kobieta,
W rozpaczliwej walce z smiercia, po-
szarpa}a na sobie cialo w1osy powy
rywaia.
w Henderson, KY, pocztmistrz,
G. Kerrick zastrzelilRossaI eonarda.
Leonard by} pnjany wszcza& kl6tnie
zKerrickiem. Wtrakcie b6jki schwy.
Gil Ia krzesio, chcac MEM uderzy6
przeciwnika, ale Ke rick by} przygo-
towany. Strzeli} do Leonardo Ia
biz go ma miejscu.
Przyby} pred paru dniami do
New Yorku Jen. S. M. Donkowski,
zamianowany niedawno gubernato-
remSyberyl. Udaje sic on ma wystawe.
Moskale chcac pokaza6 swiatu, co to
"a niebezpieczny nar6d oi polacy,
wymyslili pog}oske, re ma zycie je
nerala czyha jakas tajna organi-
zacya.
Parma Edyta Drake, c6rka Milo
nera, uciek{a domu rodzicielskie.
60, W New Yorku. Przyczyna tego
jest, re ojciec ME chcia} zezwoli6 jej
ma stosunek z Samuelem McGibney,
budowniczym. Ojciec naja& detekty-
WOW, kt6rzy gdy odnajda psnne
Drake, maja ia osadzit W domu wa
ryat6w.
Karol Yerkes, bogaty magnae chi
cagoski przedstawi} dyrektorowi wy
stawy projekt, aby pewne dnie prze-
znaczono na zbieranie ofiar ma rodzi-
ny nieszczesliwych strazak6w, kt6rzy
zgineli W ogniu. Wtedy powiada on
sam, ze "a billet wstepu zapiaci $2,.
500, a niewatpliwie i inni bogacze
p6jda jego przyk1adem.
Mt. Tom, Mass, IA 60 Lip. -Tu
tai W Mt. Tom znajduje sic kohieta,
pochodzaca Galicyi, miasta Prze.
s&aw, niedalslo Radomysla. Kobieta
ia nazywa sic Cecylia Grembosz
Jest blondynka, wzrostu sredniego
Przebywa ona tn z kochankiem Sta.
nis}awem Wojciechowskim, wzrostu
sredniego; was ma troche czarny ta'
koz i wasy. Wiadomosc to poda}en
W tym celu, aby jej maz po MIA sic
zg&osi}. Il szacunkiem Jan Sack
Mt. Tom, Mass-Prosze sic zg}osit
pod tym samym adresem.
Niedawno temu przybyl do New
/, Yorku niemiec, nazwiskiem Woll, .
Stanow Zjednoczonych Kolumbii. O.
powiada On, ze W marcu wyjecha} ;
towarzystwem $50 osob liczacem, {
sk}adajacem sic niemc6w, polakow
irlandczyk6w do Kolumbii, dokac
wezwano ich do piracy przy kolei Ma
gdalena & Carthagena. Przejazd da
Ia i'm kompania "a trzy miesiace pra
cy.Gdyby kto chciaf powr6cic musia
drugie szes6 miesiecy pracowac. Gdy
przybyli ma miejsce, przekonali sic
re okolica byfs bagnlsta i wnet bar
dzo wielu zachorowa}o. Kompanis
ME przywo4a}a pomocy lekarskiei
tax wiec umierali jeden po drugim
Woll powiada re oko{o 100 ludzi u
mario przy tel piracy. Gdy niektorzy
dopominali sic ,aby ich odes1ano po
wrotem, dostali odpowiedz, ze kon
trakt jest zawarty ma szesc miesiecy
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

Idzcie ma ,kOncert
detroickiej "Harmo-
nil" jezeli chciecie po-
zytecznie wiecZ6r spe-
dzi6. KOncert dnia %
lipca w hall szkolnej
przy kosciele Sw. Sta
nis1awa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

THERE is an under current of feel
ing against some of the republican
county nominees. The question is
asked, Whom will the democrats
nominate?
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-07-15

THE Blades anxiety over the
prospective gubernatorial nomina-
tions by the democrats, has resolved
itself into very excitability. This
nominal pulverizer has been known
to over. do things in time past.