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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-22
Akademieka CzyteInia POIska
W AkWtzSramfe.
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SPrawozdanie Z ozynnosci Aksdemi-
ckiej CzyOelni PolskieJ W AkwiE-
grsnie IA rok l801-02.
Ma poczatku Q zimowego
1891 r. byio iedsnastu czlonk6w z tych
~czterecb wystspilo, jeden zostsl wyklu-
czonym, jeden wykreSloDym i wstspilc
siedmiu. Obecnie liczy stowsrzyszenie
nssze dwunsstu czlcuk6w, Z tych die.
sieciu z~wyczajnych ! dwoch nsdzwy-
ozSjuyob.
Rach umysiOwy stowsrzyszenis
przedstswis sic nsstepujaOo;
OdczytSw WHOLESOME sEes6, . mia.
nowicie:
o k~onstytucyi saw,joaryi.
o k~oustytuoyi trseCiego msja.
Socyslizm . sprawl polsks.
o stosuakacb p~olityoznysh " Galicy 1
Rozwoj PJisc rsligijuyoh.
. listopadowem powstaniu.
Osyssinis Otrzy@sia " prseoiagu 70.
ku ubisgiego psstspujace pisms.
Ateneum 4 eeny), Clos q o., Pc.
budke 70, o. Przeglad sooyslstyczny
70. c.l WOlne Polskie s,owo (c. o.
zgOde (dsrmol Cssopis Ceskeho Stu
denstws 70. o)
opr6Os tsgO cd Osob PryvstOych.
Dziennik POzpshski (dsrmc), Kurier
LwOwski (dsrmoA Nova Reforme a o,
BibIiotsks skisds's SIC ma pOcsstkr
sem~strs Eim. or a 1873 dzies " 1876 70
mach; PrEyhy'o 10 d1ies, TAX IL ODE
enis many 154 duiss y 30 sonseh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-22

miejscowa podaia petycya do cara,
zadajac. by do Mich ME wpuszcza,
no katolikow j nie b o ma /.
diesnych Polak6w.
A szlachta ta, to przecie& dsw.
ma krew polskal Pc pierwszym
rozbiorze Ojczyzny, W kt6rym
RiaioI6s (dsisiejs1a gubernia wi
tebska, smolehska j mohylewska]
sostaia zagarniets prses Rosye,
Katarzyns II postawiia wtencsas
jake ultimatum ola salachty CUB.
smolehskiej. albo prsyjecie pra-
wosiawia, slbo wywiaszczenie, to
jest konfiskste dobr. Ojcowis
vice rodsin, faiuiac utraty majs-
tku. przekazywsli 60 jednemu z
synow, ktorego popi wnet ochrzci
Ii, reszte zaS dzieci katohk6w,
Pchali do Litwy i Korony. Ztad
pochodza polskie nazwiska ro6zin
p~rawosiawnych, dis czysto ro-
syJskich.
.,Kwestya polsks" dziaiaeEs
vida ia wszedzie, uganisjac sic
"a "a mara, jak Don Kiszet "a
wistram, zaowu jest ma porz4dku
dziennym " szkoiach. gdzie coraz
wiekszemu przesladowaniu ulega-
ia polskie dzieci. Jezyk polski
Eabroniony uczuiom nietylko W
zakiadzie, lecs Ma ulicy, W domu
prawie, a kt6rego mfodzie& u.
strzedz sic ME mole. gdya mimo-
wolnie wciat sic jej z ust wyrawa
stanowi ustawicsny powod do ziej
century, kar, = bal nawet wyda-
lania Z gimnazyow. Wiadzs
szkolna posiuguje sia " lynn
wzgledzie szpiegami, Z uczniow
zfo4onymi.
w Wlnie, gdzie przeSlsdows
ME jest wieksze, szplegostwem
podobnem trudni sic syn kuratora
okregu wilehskiego Sergiejewskij
Procent PclakGw " zakiadach
n aukowych zmniejsza sic stale
wskutek tego systemu. " miare
posuwania sic do klas ~wy&ssych.
Idzie bowiem o to, by jak mai
mniej polskiej miodLie4y otrzy-
maio iwiadectwo dojrzaioSci.
Stosunek vice taxi, il gdy "
1 klasie jest 9 procenr Polakow,
to " ostAtniej mnieJ nil l pro-
cent. Obecnie mp. W VIII klasie
gimnazyum W Mihsku ma 20 u.
c1uiow innej narodowosci znajdu-
je sic zaIedwo Jeden katolik.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-22
z xaberu austryackiegO.
CEy nam bedzte ktedy IepieJ W
GalIcyn
e. GwiazdKI Oieszyhskiej.)

vi - ACRhG -
GaIIcyn
r. G~iazdkI CIeszyhskiej)
Me ma nsdziei, DO my, lud pracuja-
cy, ME Ia siebie ale ns obcyeh pracu
jenny, ME my innyeh, ale mas inni wy
zyskuisr DO kupujemy OWES u gesi, a
misso u wiIks, i~nsczel tego nazwsc ME
motns.
Je4eli my wszystkie surowe produkts
wywozimy "a grantee, q ~ zamisn "a
ME przeroby z nich kupujemy, to kt6s
nS tenn zysknjer Pewno ME my, tylko
zsgranica. Wezmy tylko jeden pro
dukt. mp. surowe sk6ry. Gslicya wy
Syis O~orocznie surowyoh skor blisko "a
10 mIlionow zir. a wyrob6w skorzs-
nych sprowadza rocznie Z Esgrsnicy "a
so milion6w zir. Esgrsnica zaIsbIs wiec
IA mas ma ssmych sk6rach rocznie 40
miliou6w zlr. A wielea to j~eszcze in
nych produktow surowych, jskoto. ko-
nopie, len, ~szozecins, aslszo. welnk,
drzewo ftp. idzie " surowym stanie n
grsnice krsiu, a wrsca do mas " przs-
robce, = "a drogie pienisdSe. Cali
cys Jest kraism ~roluiczym, powiuns by
bye prsedewszyStkiem mstka | ksrmi
olelks wlusueRo PrscuRcego ludu, ale
oua ksrmi oboe nsrody ME EaG vissus
dEsOi, = my lud Praouisey AYiemy tYl.
10 odPsdks0i.
Komua " TEN many wine p~rzypisaci
Jutoic tyn, kt6rEy losy ludu 1 kraju v
rekseh swyoh nsja- Ale oi tyjs be1
~pooEucis uiiOtci bliaDsgo.
Goa = tsgo ~ p. Stsnislsw SEossps
novski pred kilku lsty nspisai ksiase
cake pod tytussm; sNedzs ludu y
GslIoyi" ! ~powisdsisl - tel ks'asscsos
lss " Gsheyi 90 rob 80 tysiecy ludu !
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-22

~, 10 PonOO OAo1J WI" Wv
wersowi W ~sprawach seimowych.
Z jaka2 wzgarda odzywa sic wy
lei rzeczony historyk o caiej
maguateryi naszej, ktora aadna
wladzy, do stern sic dobisjqca,
podis i przedsjna, wwirze zabaW
i kielicba, dopomsgaia do zagfa-
dy ojczysny. ,Pslski = m6wi
dalei Kostomarow pa swoje.
mu obyczaIu, pill i tahcawali mad
mogifoj swojewo atiecEestwa'
CPolacy, wedfug swego zwyczaJu
pill i tshcowali mad mogiia swej
oiczyzny].
Sto lat mineio cd owej smu
tnej epoki. Sto lat ucisku, ME
vol i przeSlsdowah. Rosya ME
dotrzymafa wzgledem Litwy Ia
dnych re swych pierwota5ch 20
bywiazai. Obiecywane przez IA
tarzyne i jej nastepcow prawa
polityczne, zachowanie uniwersy
tetu wilehskiego, oraz t~olerancya
religijna zostsfy W brutalny spo
sob pogwsicone W dalszym ciagu
dziej6w. Ugniatana Litwa Kill
kakrotnie pr6bowaia p~owstawac
przeci1 ciemie4com, mic szcze
dziia krwi i ofar, lecz kaady jej
ruch sprowadzai nowych katow
prze6cigajacych sic W okrucieh-
stwie i wysyssjacych z niej Wszy.
stkie soki aywotue. Dose PREY
pomniec rzady Nowosilcowa, Mu-
rawiewa W Whine. Nazwiska tie
wywoiuja W panied wszyst kie
tortury, ktorym p%oddawano kwlst
nsszej miodzie2y, a vice oSrecze
3elszne, ktoreml sciskano glove
al do pskniecia czaszki, dzieci
prawie, wychowahcow unlwersy.
tetu wilehskiego, W celu wydoby-
cha z Mich zeznsh. zapedzanle szpi
lex W paznogcie, zasiekauie ma
smier6, szubienice, rozst:.elania,
Sybir, katorge t. d.
Jednoczesnie eksplostscys eko-
nomiczna Litwy, kontry bucya 10
proc. dotad ME zdjeta, ukazy CRU
dniowe t, pozbawienie wszelkich
praw politycznych, usuniecie Pc.
lak6w re wszystkich rzadowycb
posad, przeSladowanie religijne,
kasacya kosciofow, wyganianls bi
skup6w i ksie4y, zniesienie prasy
polskiej, przeSladowanie jezyks,
zakaz zjazd6w towarzyskicb i t. d.
Pomimo 30 lat straszuej pokuty,
&adna zmiana ma lepsze ME obie
cuje sic W systemic polityki RIA
dowej. ktorej celem jest zgniesc j
zgfadziG polski element ma L'twle.
Me fatwe to jednak zadanie...
Wobec tego wszystkiego W stu
letnia rocznice niewoli, nale2aioby
nam zachowsc sic powaznie. z po.
waga, a praca dac dowoe, &c lyle
my j tyc jake Polacy pragniemy
Przechodze do 2ycia codzieune-
go. Wfasnojc ziemska codzleh sic
niemal W rekach nsszych uszczu.
pla. Gubernia mihska liczy Jua
wfsScicieli rosyjskich wiecej n'a
polskich, wiasnoSc ich co nsJmuieI
przewyAsza o 100000 dziesiecin
posiadiosci W reku pol4kiem 70
stajace. w gubernii moh) lewskie!
to usuwsnie sic ziemi . Iak pol
skich jest ~jeszcze bardziej jsskra
wen. l tax " powiec'e bycho.
wskim " latach l864-1870 b,iC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-25

At tho meeting OF the City Council
last night Colonel Poorman presented
the matter of compromising the Bel
mont street crossing question with the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company as
a member of tho conference committee,
giving the Council the present status OF
the case and askingitto determine what
to do in the premises.
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day and made 9 nod time. Occasionally
a boy would val "bahW at the men In
charge Of the cw.
The Retail Merchants Protective and
Loan Association is making arrange-
ments for banquet to bebe given some
time next month,
General D. NJ, Woodiord, Of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad, was in
Wheeling yesterday,
Colouel j, N. Leasick, OF the Wheel
ing & Lake Eric railroad, was in the
city yesterday,
Mr., James L tls, who has been laid
up since the first of the year, Is able to
DO out again,
Albert George has returned from a
mouths visit ut his home near East
Liverpool,
R, A, Lindemuth has opened a gro
Gerry and meat market in lnglebFighFs
addition,
Miss Allie Thornton, OF warrentou,
is visiting Mr, and Mrs, j, q. Mont
gomery.
Miss Lille jenkins, of Mt Pleasant,
was in Martins Ferry yesterday,
Squire Humphrevlle. OF Mt. Pleas
ant, was in the city yesterday,
Thomas Copaway is visiting in East
Liverpool,
Mayor Hams had water haul yestor!
day,
Mrs. Reece Fluboy is dangerously ill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-25
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort aud improvement aud
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bot
tor than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, BY more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value To health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
IL excellence Is due 10 its presenting
IN the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of o perfect lax.
ative, efIeclually cleansing The SyatetV
diSpelling colds, headaches and feveri
aud permanently curing constipation.
II has given satiSiaetion 10 millions and
met with the approval Of tho medical
profession because II acte on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken.
Ing them and II Il peffectiy free from
every Objectionable substance,
Syrup OF Figs Is for sale BY MI drug.
glsta IN 800 and q bottles, but Il q man
ufActured BY the California Fig Syrup
%. only, whose natne isprihtOd on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and boing well informed, you will not
accept any substitute II onOrOd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-25
MARTINS FERRY.
Ncws Notes and Personals from Our Near

Ncws Notes and Personals from Our Near
Ncighbor.
1t is believed that the breaking Of
James Wiley's leg will kill him. 1twas
broken near tho hip. Mr.. Wiley Is
eighty-ohe ycars old and is quite feeble.
His many friends will BIO sorry to hosE
OF his misfortune. The old gentleman
Is getting along as vol as could DO OK.
pected under the circumstances.
oyor 100 persons have united with
the Methodist Episcopal church during
tho revival which has been In progress
since the first Of the year. Meetings
aro hold every afternoon and evening,
and tho interest and attendance is In:
creasing, Tho meetings arc now held
up stairs on account OF the largo
crowds.
Five cents will buy au American Com.
bination Tablet at tho postolEico News
stand. This tablet contains twcnty
sheets Of paper, ton envelopes and q
bl0tloL They arc being sold 10 low boz
couso q portion Of the cover Is shop
worn,
Mrs Caronbauor's room at tho Con.
trail school was dismissed yesterday
morning until after hor funeral, which
takes place to-day NJ 2 o'clock from tho
M. u church. Tho schools Will all
close al 10 o'clock to-day ior tho funeral.
Mrs. Dr. ". i. shultlOworth, who
has been quito sick was somewhat
better yesterday and Is beloved 10 DO
out Of dahgor
Tho coal comnany 10 erecting Eve
moro houses AZ Yotkvlllc. MI w II.
Ewlngwlll erect q store room aud hall
there.
MIRA George Rider and children will
leave this morning over The Wheeling
& Lake Erle railroad for KANSAS CITY
A force OF mon wero at work yoatct.
dag gottlng the ferry boat Climax IN
ahapu for abrcak up,
Two electric cats wero running on Tho
Martins Forty Ond Of the road yesior.
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bAstAn,s suCcEssoR.

President Harrison May Ailaw the Ap.
pOiptnlOnt 10 DO over to cleveland,
WASHINGTON, b. o., Jan. "a. --spOcula.
ton 10 already rife over tho successor Of
Justlcu Lamar on the supreme bench.
The particular person who will be
chosen is not considered Do much az
tho question whether President Har.
rlson will mako q nomination 10 fll tho
vacancy, or leave tho nattOr open for
resident Cleyeland's action, II Is cor.
I1ln IN view ni the attitude OF certain
UVlnoOtAtle senators towatda the toml'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-25
GEN. HAYES TALKED GERMAN

And Made Mt Least one Vote Whom He
Visited Martins Ferry,
Yesterday, William Clark, Of Mar
tins Ferry, told an INTELIGENcER
reporter Of an interesting incident that
occurred during the visit Of Ex.Presi-
dent r. B. Hayes in that city tho third
time he ran for governor.
He arrived in Martins Ferry In tho
morning and was shown through the
Laughlln Nail Works by Mr.. Clark, who
was then president Of that enterprise,
and who entertained tho future nine
teenth President at his beautiful home
near tile works.
That was Mr. Clarks birthday and
among the gentlemen who took dinner
with the general were Judge EgglesoIn,
Hon. A. W. Campbell, Col. Campbell,
Judge O. @. Carroll, Rev. DR.. Richard
Gray aud wife, Rev. G. w. Chaltant,
Edward Mansfield and wife, Hon. J. i.
Updegral, Rev. D. B. Updegralfr Hon.
William Burdy, Isaac Wolf, james
Barnes, Mr.. Weldey and others.
A short time after dinner the COVER
nor said that he must so to the grove,
the speaking having been announced
to take place in Walnut Grove. Mr.;
Clark told the general that he would
take him down in his carriage. General
Hayes said no would prefer to walk, and
go the nearest way. Tho party started
10 the famous grove, and in approach
ing tho house OF Mr.. Clark's hired man,
Wickam Wiedler, German, MIR, Clark
said: Governor, that is Mr.. Wiedler,
my man. He is a staunch Democrat,
and cannot convert him. i wish you
could" Tho general replied: II will
talk to him." and picking up Q vege-
table box walked over toward Wledler
and asked him to sit down with him for
minute, addressing Wiedler in Ger
man. Tho hired man sat down beside
the governor and the latter introduced
himself, told him he was a candidate
for reelection, said that he had always
received the support OF the Germans in
Cincinnati when he ran for office, that
no expected 10000 German votes in
Hamilton county alone that fall, and
that he should like to have his support.
Inc herman promised I1ayes tlhb w
would vote for him and on election day
Wiedler voted the straight Republican
ticket lie also voted for him when he
was q candidate for President and II Is
said that he has been straight out
Republican ever since.
The meeting that afternoon was
great success. Hayes talked on the
money question, making plea for an
honest dollar. People were present
from all the surrounding towns.
Tho ex.President fell in love with
Walnut Grove. He pronounced 1t the
finest he had ever seen anywhere, and
enquired about the grove q number Of
years atterward and greatly regretted to
hear that this beautiful grove had been
destroyed by the cyclone in April, 1883.
Mr.. CLARK and General Hayes were
good friends, and when the former Gel.
ebrated his last birthday he invited
Hayes, who was unable to attend, and
wrote a long letter to Mr.. Clark, which
he appreciates worry highly
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nation Of Mr. McGomes to be Judge Of
the court Of the District Of Columbia
that a nomination by President liar,
rison would be antagonized 70 the end
OF the session, and defeated II possible,
In view Of that tact II Is probable that
the President win not care to provoke q
bitter controversy, and viii take no
action, but it can be said that no has
come to no determination upon tho
matter, and will not consider n, even,
Tor several days, at least. Should no
decide to make an appointment the
probability is that q member OF the Y,
5. judiciary within Justice Lamar's old
circuit will be honored by the appoints
ment, This circuit embraces the states
of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana,
Mississippi and Texas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-25

TINS verdict Of tho people is that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup Is the best remedy
for coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma,
etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-25
s. AZ 81 ian.

~ - s-S ~ -Es@ - -l--4s
House Of six rooms, Woods street, contre
Wheeling, with full half lot, 81, 40.
Farm Of 100 acres on National Road, nine miles
east Of city.
ate price, sn n.
House Of six rooms, brick EoiT street between
Twonty.thlrd and TWenty.fourth streets cheap.
Houie OF four rooms, corner rwenty.thi and
Charles street, 81 2O0.'
House Of SEVEN rooms Sixteenth street $1,000
Small house and half lot. JaGob.stroet, Centre
Wheeling, on easy terms, $500.
Three houses on Moyston street, Sixth ward.
Oh easy terms, $1,000.
Farm 90 acrcs two miles from city; splendid
improvements suitable for gardehing.
Lots al cAst end OF Twenty.thltd street on
easy terms. ~
House Of three rooms on Pike street, $3.50.
House OF six rooms, 2021 Jacob street. 50 100.
House Of Aye rooms Eoit street, censer
House Of eight rooms JAbob street. between
Fifteenth aud Sixteenth streets $500.
Splendid farm, aity acrch nIne miles east Of
SasRIs!i u. IL; on MocollooA stses ceae'
oaSSaliio on chapltRs street, Sixth Ward.
ono of tho bot manufacturing, Sl.eI In tho
city, fronting on two railroads.
TO LoAN-sl 900 and 5000 tolCan on city real
eS9ale'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-25
JUDGE L4MAR'S DEATH.
A distinguished southerner's Long
and Active Career Ended,
NIGH RESPECT PAID HIS MEMORY
py Government omcIals and the SUI
., n,emo Court-A Sketch of his Life
n. soldier, Statesman and Jurlst'
His Death not a Surprise to his AS
.oclates on the Supreme Bench.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan, 24.-When
,be United States supreme court met
"a usual at noon to-day achair, between
those OF Justices Gray and Brown,
heavily draped in mourning, told tho
story that between the adjournment OF
court last evening and Its reassembling,
there had passed away one OF its mem
hers The death OF Justice Lamar was
not startling to his associates, for they
had realized when no left this city for
the south that in all probability he
would not resume his seat on the bench,
Chief Justice Fuller announced Mr..
Lamar's death in a few words, saying,
at again becomes my melancholy
dutv TO announce the death Of mem
ber Of this court. Mr.. Justice Lamar
died at Macon, Ca, last evening at htty
minutes past eight. No business VIII
be- transacted. The court will adjourn
until Monday next"
The court Crier at once declared the
court adjourned.
Tho justices, with a few exceptions
will attend the funeral OF Mr.. Lamar.
Justice Field, who is in feeble health,
and perhaps some OF the other Justices,
will remain here, but q majority OF the
court will make the trip. Justice La
mar has daughter living in Rockville,
Md. married to n cousin, also named
Lamar, who will probably go with the
members OF tho court, Two nePhews
Of the late justice also reside here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-25
sEoRErARY NonINls oRpER.

Respect to BIO Paid to the Memory OF tho
Deceased Justice,
WAsulNGFoN, D. O., Jan. 24.-secre'
tary Noble to-day issued the following
order announcing the death OF Justice
Lamar:
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RgaL gsrAre.
TO IRI.


Ten,To0mel dwelling, $50 Main street
FonT-r0oinGd dwelling, 4la9 Market street
Thfee-Toomail dw0lliny l0i Virginia street
SeYen'Eoomei dwelling at ~ Ohio street; very
large yard
slx,roomcd dwelling, 90 Ohio street,
EghtH00mei dwelling, n Maryland street
seyen-Tpomed dwelling, " South Work street,
VhTee.rnomed dwelling, Ills McC0lloeh street
six.g0opel dwelling, 94l7 EN9 street
FiYe-roomed dwelling, IN FWniy'nlnth
street.
-Four rooms, second door. 80 ThiTsasnth street.
Flveroomed house, 10i Virginia street,
slSFooppd dwelling, ~ North York street.
possession AZ once
Five roomed dwelling, eO06 EoR street
FlVorupmel dwelling Is TWeuty,third street
Country residence, close 10 city
Flat, with all modern coRyopleRcos, centrally
located
Lawyers oGleeS best In tho city
Store room, 1851 Market street
Store room ~ Eleventh street. Wlllb0 rOm0dd
eledlld ready for occupancy by April "a =,
VIII have other properties from slins TO time
g, 0. SMITH, 2
Real Estate Agent over Wheat s 4Iancheg'3
JeWclry Store. 81 Iaa
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FoR S-AsLEl.


A -four mill, with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity Water aud steanpower Saw
and planer also attached; doing good business
In tho country. This 10 bargain. Coal within
200 feet, Has thirtyeeYen acres Of land. VIII
sell all together or mill separate
No. 3727 iof street, frGmo house, six rooms,
large cellar, alloy corner. Easy forms
No. s72O RoIf street B;iek house, six rooms
and hall good location, Cheap Easy terms.
No. So Thirty.Hith street, hall lot, four rooms
with summer kitchen and large atticl s2,lO0
Thtco houses on Wood street high ground.
No ISIS, $50 aud 1874 $3.50 each,
Two houses on TwonIynlnth' tous roomi
No. SSiO Wood street, iotaOGioJ foot, SIX footnG
A good farm Of 7l54 acres On0nild half mll6i
from tho city A good otchaFh. SIX acres IL,
graves, has Rtvotoom1d house AtablOl, eta. aud
the best Of wat0E VIII soil on easy totnabet
trade for city property. M Id. yGsa. "a
lots In HolIinAhn'S addition, the best val16tn
tho Elghth ward on very easy ternA fora shof;
Sa Il Tllrtyslghlh street. llE rooms new s,51i
HfIckhouso four rooms and halt F0etr
ifsland Woods streets, tull lQk H+
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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
WAsHlSaToN, D, {, ,ooo

January "a, 1893. }
1t becomes my painful duty to an
nouace tho death yesterday at yine'
vile, Macon, Georgia, Of Lucius 2, U,
Lamar, secretary OF the interior from
March 6, 1885, to January 10, 1888,
when he resigned to take his place as
associate justice ofthe supreme court OF
the United States,
1t belongs to others with whom he
served in Congress, on the bench and in
other relations in private and official
life to speak Of his merits there. 1t Ia
with pleasure testimony Is here borne
to his valuable labOrs in this depart.
ment, which were faithfully performed
with that clcarness OF apprehension,
sense OF iustice and goodness OF heart
for which he was distinguished.
In token OF appreciation OF his sor'
vices and respect for his memory the
department will BIO draped in mourning
for twenty days, and on and from this
date tho flag carried at half mast, and
the department closed on the day OF his
funeral.
Tsignedl JouN W. NOBLE, Secretary.
When the news OF the death OF JUS
tice Lamar was conveyed to tho presi-
don't he sent u message oil sympathy to
Mrs. Lamar.
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If there are any Bellaire thieves
roaming about Fulton they are not
missed from their haunts here Tho
story is not believed.
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