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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-08
.A.M.E.R'X'K'A
Wychodzi W kazda Sebote.
KOSZTUJE Sl.5O MA ROK,

Pod zadnym warunkiem "a gazette ME kredytu
jenny. ., .,,
Adres MONA ZmieniC kiedykolwlek, ale nalezy
podac zawsze starry nowy adres.
Ma Nowy Rok wydajemy "Kalendarz Polski
kt6ry stafym prenumeratorom bezpfatnle posyfa
ANERYkA jest gazeta niezalezna cd zadnej par
tyiani tez ME Jest organem zadnych "spofek byz'
nesowych,' - wiec ME leka sic wypoWledzlec pra'
VIDE.
Naszem hasaem jest: "Precz obiuda Naprzod
VIOLA Ludu." ,, ..,,.
domosci.
AMERYKA sadzi wszystkie klasy ,wedfug rowneJ
sprawiediwo6ci (nie uznaje "odmienneJ sprawle'
dliwosci'' dla bogaczy) Uczciwie postepuJe nj
Druku1e najlepsze utwory literackie, prevail
ME oryginalne. (Jedyna gazeta polska W Amery'
CO, kt6ra drukuje powiesci, romanse nowele O.
ryginalne).
AMERYKA ma ecisfy druk W JedneJ kolnmnie
pomie6ci wiecej wiadomosci, niz lnne gazety pol
skie w dwoch.
Pienisdze naiezy przysyfat W listach regestro:
wanych. przez "Money Order" "Bank Draft,
albo 'Express Money Order" Wszystkle przeka'
zy musza bye pfatne ma imie: A. A. PAR1sK1' 10
ledo, Ohio.
Adres,
Il. 4. PAR YSKI,
L. Boo 284, Toledo, Ohio.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-08
zP|TTSBURGAI | PENNSYL

Major McKenna obja} urzad
W zeszly poniedz1aiek.
Dlugi miasta Allegheny wy.
nosza tylko $l 80 4,077.
Mleczarze musza wozy swe "a.
opatrzye W swe nazwiska.
Zadna lima gazeta ME podaje
tyle wiadomosci z Pittsburgh Gu
Ameryka.
Ma koncert Paderewskiego
sprzedano W pierwszym dniu bi.
letow "a $1,000.
Kto chce utrzymywac Anne
ryke, MECH zaplaci prenumerate
naszemu agentowi.
W Allegheny powstaf polar W
sKfadzie .hurtownym Godfrey 4
Clark i rozszenyf sic szybko ma
sasiednie budyuki. Szkody oko
10 $2,OOO,OOO.
Ameryka ME wychodzi ma to
ably popierac pewne osobistosci,
ale aby bronic spraw og6fu.
Braddock Wire Works zosta}y
zamkniete rowodu zepsucia sic
maszyneryj, podczas ostatniego
pozaru.
Ameryka ME przekreca via
domoscl ma korzysc lub zlieko-
rzysc czyja, ale podaje fakta jak
one sa.
Komisya Santana JUL zabra.
la sic do oczyszczenia miasta. O.
soby zaniedbujace rozporzadze :
mia komisyi, ,podlegac beda karze
cd SIS do $50.
Chcecie wiedziec co sic W Pol
see dzieje,.aprenumerujcies sobie
Ameryke. Donosimy wiadolnosci
z kazdej mie.jscowoscl.
Major Gour1ey podpisai rozpo-
rzqdzenie, przeznaczajace dzie1
20 czerwca ma spccyalne gloso.
wanie czyli miasto ma zaciagnac
dug $l, 100000 ma budowe mo.
stow bezp}atnych ma poi. stronie
miasta.
Rabusie daja sic we znaki mie-
szkahcom miasta. W}amuja sic
do mieszka1 i kradna nietylko
pieniadze ale i drozsze przedmio-
ty. w zeszlym tygodniu wypad
k6w tego rodzaju bylo mas tyl-
ko oSm.
Ameryka moAe wypowiedziec
kazdemu szczera prawde, DO ME
jest organem ami katarynka lad
nego wiocha-ani guyana.
W Pattersville wydarzyf sic
nieszczesliwy wypadek. Dwuna-
stoletni syn Franclszka Lewic-
kiego postrzelit smiertelnie swo-
ia maja siostrzyczke. Wilma W
tenn rodzicow, ze die ciom po-
zwalaja sic bawic bronia palma.
W Shenley parku spfoszyf sic
zeszfej niedzieli kon Il bryczki, W
ktorej znajdowaly sic trzy osoby
i pedzac ma oslep, potlukf bryce
Ike a osoby wypadajac ma ziemie,
odnlosfy poranienia.. W tym2e
samym parku byly tego dnia
try inpe podobne wypadki.
Newton Hill, ktory zabi} Ro-
zalie Noetzler, a nastepnie sobie
mia} gard}o poder4nac, mole sic
wylize 2 rany. Jezeli doktorzy u
trzymaja 60 przy 2yciu, naten-
czas procesowany bedzie O NOR
derstwo. Ma co ia Gala szopka,
ratowac cziowieka cd smierci i
sadzic 60 znowu ma smierc,to do
prawdy trudno objasni6!...
W Bradford, Pa, spali} SIC W
zeszla sobote hotel znany pod
nazwa Higgins House. Polar
powstal W nocy, gdy W hotelu
The New South., 1893-01-14

Ordered BY the Board, that the fol
lowing named public roads in ,Ione.
County, be let out 10 work BY contract
for the period Of two years. And that
sealed bids be received BY the Clerk III
to o'clock p. NJ. LIST Monday in Feb.
nary 1898 at which time Said bids will
be opened and contract awarded tc
the lowest responsible bidders; the
Board reserving the right 10 reject all
bids; to wit; the Ellisville aud Tuscs.
nola road from Corporation line to fus
canola via Anderson and Blackburn
mill. The ruscsnola and Eastabuchie
road from Tuscanola 10 corporate line
Of Eastabuchie via w. ID. Carter
The Ellisville and Williamsburg road
from Corporate line Of Ellisville ia
Covington county line via Crawford !
Bridge. The EIlisyille and Waynes
boro road from Corporation line in
Ellisyille 10 Z mile post, via n. l.. Pear
sons.
The Ellisville and Stateliue road from
Corporation line to Johnsons Branch
The sandersville aud williamsburg
road from county line Church to Range
line between III and IL
Said Contractors viii be required to
enter into Bond with two or more APP
proved Securities.
Jan. 9th. 1898. Il. b. Sharp
Clerk Board Supervisors
The New South., 1893-01-14
Administrators Noiice.

Whereas letters Of Administration
on the Estate of l. G Hiscox de-
ceased were granted to The under
signed by the Chancery Court OF
Jones County Mississippi in vaca-
tionson the 2sd day Of Dec. 1892
Now all persons having claims
against said Estate are hereby no.
titled to have the same probsted
ana registered by the Clerk Of said
Court within one year from this
date OF they will be forever barred.
Ian. 18th 1923. B.E.Devall,
Administrator.
The New South., 1893-01-14


Texas farmers nre easy in their
pockets this winter becauee, cx->
pccting low prices for cotton,
thcy raised Il cheaply and also
made most Of their own bread and
meat, The advance in cotton last
fall made them about . cts u pound
better OF than they expected 10
be. They will all got rich IL they
will 20 on raising on the basis of
s or cents pound and then sell
II for what II will fetch. II the
cotton picker now on exhibition AZ
Dallas proves success, II will not
10 difficult, with a good farm econ
omy, to make cotton at cost Of
not more than 8 cents a pound.
Republic.
The New South., 1893-01-14
AN IMPORTANT q tIIR

We make the following splendid
offer 10 all old subecrIbsrs snd alto
70 all new ones from January lat
1893. 10 All old subscribers, who
will pay up NIL arrtaragcs, and one
y-ar In advance, Nc will give them
the Ngw Sorru and Home aud Farm
for sl.2b per yenr,.or 1e will give
New South and the American Fars
incr for si,25, Or all three papers
ono year for si.5O. The .ame..raies
will be given to al new subscribers
The Home aud Farm and the
American Farmer Arc both FIRST
via-s, agricultural papers, alsog ~
filled wiih good sound, pratical
subscription price u each is Scots a
year,but We viii give ellher.or both
together with tho New south, ns
above stated.
Thc Iioar and faus is published
NJ Louisville Ky. aud 10 Neli known
throughout the length and breadth
of the South. The American FAR
iner IL published ut Washington
City and during the present yeai
1898, matters Of vital interest IA
the farmers, will he dealt with b,
Congress, and the Executive do
partment of the Government. nj
Washington, thus you sec, II /,
highly important that the furmerl
be kept posted ~ TO what IL bein,
done. by this arrangement, MI cni
get their home pnpcr, and both d
these valuable Journals, amost 10
The pricesof one. sample eopio
can be seen 1T all iimcs IN our OF
hce. Call ai once aud avail your.
Hclf Of this.magniiicont offer.
The New South., 1893-01-14
CATARRH CORRSCONSlDERED
Their Effects, Defects, and Differences

Cstarrh medicine! are OF two
classes--tho . that cure and those
that relieve. rhoso that cure are
rsiass sS!l;a Ilsdf dfAppas. lhas only MY r. s.
numbar u slesic casarrh reme>
dies Is smallehdeed; the member Of
catnrrh palllatiyes 10 cftcn imme-
diatc, but alNaYs temporsryi thsy
never cure. This kind Of catarrh
medicines includes sprays, snuiTs,
inhelente, gargles, and local appli-
cations Of all kinds. They seen
to cure for while, but the disease
is sure to return.
Peru. ma belongs TO the clnse OF
catarrh remedies called specifies
Pesru-na does not palliate the sym.
ptoms. hut cures the disease, II Ii
sometimes slow insits action on
old cases OF chronic catarrh, bui
il is sure, and its effects are per.
manent. tits also an nnfailing
remedy for coughs, colds, bronchit
il, consumption in its early stages
and all the chronic diseases Of vim
Ter. An excellent treatise on ca
tarrh will be sent free to any ad'
dress by PeFu.na Drug Msnufac
turing Company, Columbus. Q,
The New South., 1893-01-14

Lots Of Nonsense has been writ
ten about Mr.. Cleveland and thc
election Of . Senator from Nan
York. Did Mr.. Cleyeland's elec'
fion to he President deprive hin
Of tho right to have and express ar
opinion for or against any candi-
date for the Senate from his state
We think not,
The New South., 1893-01-14
nonesscad Notice.
Land office at Jackson, Miss, ,.,,.,

Land office at jackson, Miss.
January IA 1893
Notice Is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has tiled notice q
his irtoGtiun 10 make final commuteC
proof ii support Of his claim, and tha
said proof will DO madn betolo the chan
Gerry clerk Of Jones Co, NJ Ellisvil,
Miss, on Feb'y y, lS1i, ylg:; Gaaras "
| R,,..m,,l ggsF .~ssA ~ ~. * NJ.
~ aenaos she following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
aud cultivation oi, said laud viz: w Nj.
Crautord, L N. Blackwell, II. W. 'ris-
dale, or Ellisyillc 7 O Jones Co. Miss.
VIII Elzey Of Wolch L @ Cuvington
Co. Miss,
HENRY kRRNAaHaN, Register.
The New South., 1893-01-14
Hoop'a pilla are the best afisrdinnef llila,
assist digestion, eurs htsdaehe and hil9asneas,

Our republican friends ara still
talking about the way TO fight
Tammany.n Ono would suppose
from the democratic majority In
New York city, last November
that they would have been conyin.
ced that there Is no successful way
20 hght Tammany. That 10 from
republican source.
The New South., 1893-01-14


Printers Ink. wondcrsl II. the
craft really does exhibit enmiiy to-
wards the man who proves liar
TO be liar. II IL doubtless true
that = publisher has Lot 10 do
mindIng his own nifaire, and II ap-
pears to Printers Ink that while
be II busily engaged in that occu-
patton be does well TO think Of his
neighbora M truthful and God.
fearing men. n however, pub
Usher has time TO 20 round inti-
mating that this and that ncighbor
IL q liar, but has no time 70 prove
the truth Of his assertion then
Printers Ink wolld prefer dealing
with the alleged liar rather than
tho known sneak or backbiter
An out and ont liar is sometimes q
bold fearless fellow, possessing
some good qualities but the man
who deals in inucndoee, whisper
ing edo not mention my name
and nl don't 10 be quoted making
\ qArrs :. nAs. ~ mas
nanbnity from proving what to save
his soul he could not prove, IL )
person not to be mentioned In tbs
same duy as m .ordinaryr liar
Compared to such man . bold
lbuG liar IL noblcman.- Lam
passes Leader.
The New South., 1893-01-14
Senator George and the, Anti
Option Bill.

The speech made by Senator
George on the 18th day Of Dseem.
ber II favor.orlh he Anti Option bill
now pending 10 the United states
senate, Il one Of ihe ableat and
most exhaustive efforts of his life
Ilis kn0nledgc Of the working Of
the cotton spectators, their nun.
ipulniiona. Dr., II absolutely rom
plete. No man can read the speech
~lshout being convinced 81 the
wrong, the immortality Of "Fnsgr'
dealings,r and the very urgent nee.
cesiiy of some sort of legislation.
az protection to the helpless pro /.
ducsrs against the cormorant greed
of these remorseiess gamblers 10
the fruits u honest toll. That the
character oflegislaliou which this
bin proposes is little At variance
With the true intent and seminal
spirits OF Democratic institasi9n
" admit, But Il isa bad eass
and requires heroic treatment
the destructive evil exists and The
fapsfret " ..ss fsps~ssa+s~
Ger, imperatively demands thst
something be done. We think To-
bin should become law and hi
Wholesale gambling, compared witl
which. the Louisiana Lottery wei
m innocent, harmless game, shonll
be stopped.--Greenwood intt
prise.
The New South., 1893-01-14
Homestead Notice.


January Ia, 1893
Noticeis hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice Of
his intention 70 make final commuted
proof ia support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the
chancery clerk Of Jones Co, at Ellis
willie Miss, on Feb'y. 25. 1893, viz; June
HAYS, Homestead No. 2lo.3, for the
IA Sci & SWt Sci &.SEl SWi, Sec.
Is. I. ., n. R.1l ".
He names the following witnesses 70
proyeshis continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of. said land. Wis: J Il,
Bush, L. L, Easley. w. 4. johnson, J.
c. Rivers, all Of laurel Z. .. Jones
County Miss.
Henry Kernaghan, Register
The New South., 1893-01-14
euckIens, Arnlca saIye.

1Hg BnsT SALvR In the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum. Fee
yer Sores, letter, Chapped hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions
ard positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. II Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
rs cents per hor. For sale by Z. j..
Ward q Co.
The New South., 1893-01-14

Mr., Cleveland's intention Is 10 make
the Y. ). pension, roll roll OF
honor. IL that making war on the
old soldierss Not biz of ii, and it
is only those who are now on the
roll BY fraud who SO regard Il.
The New South., 1893-01-14
,nl mnnninl I.amnnI fhl

Col.sDaniel Lamont the bright
newspaper man who made the po>
sition Of the presidents private
secretary (whilc hold by himl as
big as that Of a member OF the
cabinet has ability enough TO nll
any position within Mr.. Cleyelands
power 10 givc and his nomination
10 be memher-of rs. - ,,s,.s :. ss.
nffffar with hia career.
The New South., 1893-01-14

A prominnt republican news pa
papers begins an editorial on Amcr-
lean shipping."rime was when
this country led the world on the
ocean," True, and II will do so
agin when the tariff " made TO
conform to democratic ideas.
The New South., 1893-01-14

The democratic idea Of imigra-
ton as expressed in our National
platform is to welcome the in
dustrious and desirable and to alb
soluteiy shut out the pauper and
criminal immigrants. II is only
tho right idea.
The New South., 1893-01-14

An unfair advantage

An untair sdNantaRe ~ being
taken of Jerry Simpson. IL is
gwen as reason why he should
not be elected to the senate that he
cannot spell correctly. That is
not bar TO Senatorial honors.
II is not question Of whether he
can spell correctly, but OF whether
he can spell able.
The New South., 1893-01-14

Senator Carlisle would mako an
ideal Secretary OF the treasury,
but In view, Of the situation in the
Senate, his parliamentary expert
ence may be more valuable, on the
floor Of the senate, to the party
and To the administration.
The New South., 1893-01-14

District Attorney Lionel Adams
is tryin- 10 enforce the Sunday law
in New Orleans. lie will have
hard road 20 travel. hut We hope
and trust, that he will get there on
the "homc stretch.a
The New South., 1893-01-14

The fool-republican editors and
newspaper writers are .rying TO
mike the country believe II is a
political crime for the democratic
spenker of the House 10 be ap good
oerailf president c1ect, but II is i
waste ~ time,
The New South., 1893-01-14

Congressman Bourke Coz kran
SAYS II WOULD rather be iasiru.
menial IN having passed ID ,ht
House sn act rcpealiug the Sher
man silver purchase lsw than 70
be senator from New York.
The New South., 1893-01-14

The new Columbus postag,
stamps which are 10 he used only
for one year, arc now on sale,
Their size make them moro appro.
pirate for albums than for letters
The New South., 1893-01-14

The republicans propose TO re-
organize their National committee.
The party would seem 10 be what
stands IN the greatest need Of re-
organization.
The New South., 1893-01-14

More than one.,hire OF all the
money expended BY this Govern
ment Is paid out for pensions.
Isn't that something worth think.
ing about.
The New South., 1893-01-14

President Harrison hss provided
q snug birth for hi- private secrc-
iary Halford, Paymaster in the
regular army on $4,000 salary life
position.
The New South., 1893-01-14

MIRA, Lease has with drawn from
the Senatorial race in Kansas.
'Ivle country will now breathe ems.
ier.
The New South., 1893-01-14

viii 'hes. democrats, repeal the
Sherman silver Bill. They are
pledged to do 80.
The New South., 1893-01-14

Tennessee ranis new constitution
A bill has been introduced to thnt
effect in the present Legislature.
The New South., 1893-01-14

The Ith March will soon roll round
when those holding lucky numbers
will.iraw their prizes,
The New South., 1893-01-14

The first time in forty years the
electoral vote Of Illinois was cast
on the 9th inst for democrat.
The New South., 1893-01-14

The Nrw sourh IL. irresponsible
for the articles Of issc respondents
unless cditoriaIly endo ed.
The New South., 1893-01-14

Perhaps France sent the Seyres
vase TO Whitelaw Raid as sort az
,ronsclation. offering.
The New South., 1893-01-14

Old Illineis has Democratic
Governor, lusury,sh has not en-,
joycd since the war.
The New South., 1893-01-14

Ohio east one electoral vote fol
Cleveland and Stevenson lasi
Tuesday.
The New South., 1893-01-14

Cleveland will have 276 Elocio
raj votes, Harrison ~, Weaver "a.
The New South., 1893-01-14

The civil service ls a great fraud
The New South., 1893-01-14

State of Mississippi,
To y. Il. Wanble, defendant.
You arc commanded 70 appear before
the chanccry court Of the county OF
Jones in saidShte on the LIST Monday
of March A. d 1S93 to defend the suit
in said court ii G. l. Collins, Exr.
wherein sou ab DEFENDANT.
This 3ist dag Of Dec. lSl2,
The New South., 1893-01-14

" Meridian will have knit
ting mill Also Chr msnufactur.
ing company.
The New South., 1893-01-14

Chairman Carter Of the National
Republican tCon.mit,ec surrenders
again. He says the democrats
will have the next Senate.
The New South., 1893-01-14

Il is pretty well TILED
fact thai the Democrats will have
the next senate.
The New South., 1893-01-14

yictburg moods q new jail.
The New South., 1893-01-14

Murphy holds tho winning
.~nra s~s 'ss.A sse~ ~ssL eenp,ars
The New South., 1893-01-14

We will be glad when tho Demo
~--s~ .s.-s - s.sss..sss IL mai.
rss~ss. s~~s. ~sess<-, 1919 " ou~ts
,ess.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-18
LOCOMOTIVE PUFFS.

GREAT BRITAIN'S capital in our rail
roads is said to amount to $500, 900, 900.
THE French government is about to
introduce bill fining railway COM
panies for late trains.
THE first horse railroad was made in
1929. Now every eountry town has it's
street car line, and even Constantine
pie and Jerusalem have suoh facilities.
THE highest point traversed by any
railroad in the United States is Mar
shall Pass, on the Denver g. Rio Grande
road, ten Thousand eight hundred and
hfty-fve feet above the1eVe1 of the sea.
On some railroads the cars are pro-
vided by the Bible society and other
religious organizations with Bibles
that are kept in ,raelSs5and curiously
enough the racks are systematically
robbed. ,+ ,Nr'a
THE Central railroad Of Brazil car
ried 10,0s4, ,1S6 passengers in 1892
against 9,894, ,O09 in 1891. The, freight
: traffic decreased from 6o7, 800 tons to
sol, ZOO tons. The number of locomo-
tives has increased from 192 to 225.
JAPAN's railroads at present have a
total locomotive Equipment Of two hun
dred and six engines, two hundred of
which are of English; four of German
and two of American make. The last
are of tho mogul. type and were built
at the Balwin works. The German en-
! gines are rack-raiI locomotives built
on the Abt system.--Railroad Gazette;
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-18
NEWSPAPERS AND BOOKS.

In 1913 there werc 3S papers in Lon
don-S morning and evening, every
other day, 16-every Sunday.
LAST year the United States and Can
ada published 1858 papers, with an
aggregate circulation of 3,4S1, ,6lO, 900
copies.
|. TIE little island of Iceland, with
about seventy thousand inhabitants,
has the same number Of newspapers as
the great empire of China. :
TYfEs are not used in printing Per-
sian newspapers. The copy" is given
to an expert penman, who writes it
out neatly. Then his work is litho-
graphed.
THE first English book was printed
in 1474. In 1901 the publishers of this
country issued 4,GG5 new books, with
an average of 1000 copies each. Dur
ing the same year there were 4.42o nev
books printed in England:
MISS EUGENIB B. HEDDEN, of Norfolk,
Va, a bed-ridden invalid, lately won
the prize offered by New York daily
newspaper for the handsomest design
for an outing suit and for the most
beautiful idea for an Easter hat.
A NEWSPAPER was recently published
regularly in Qeccair on n pocket-hand-
kerchief. The subscriber, after read
ing it, would use it for handkerchief
until soiled, when it would be washed
clear of the printed matter and sent to
/. the publisher, who would print another
edition upon it.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-18

THERE is In Boston cobbler who
has worked at sboemaking for eighty
one years However, he is only ninety
,years old. He eats mince pie daily.
AN old cleric in service Is the bishop
of Chichester, ninety years Of age, who
recently delivered q charge" three
hours long and said to be sound and
practical.
A NAN named Stronach in Banff,
England, recently died at the age of
ninety-eight. He had drawn half pay
as an army officer for seventy years,
having been retired in 1898.
TFE oldest camp meeting flend In
Mdfhe is Mrs. j. A. Rowe, of Bangor,
who is ninesy-one and always steers
for the amen corner. She has been a
camp meeting attendants over eighty
years,
UNCLE BEH CHuRcHrr.r, of Galesburg,
III, who died recently at the green old
nge OF one hundred and two, rode with
Robert Fulton 90 the Clernonys first
trip ard bad.tM medal which Gcor.,
.'ashington personally Coyc hirn. LIE
tlrii 20 &can children.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-18
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-18
AeoUT OLDEST INHAelrAnrs.

PERHAPS you've heard of "Spartacus
to the Gladiators"' It's author, Rev.
Elijah Kellogg, still breaches at Harps-
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