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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-15

Tow. Dynewis Polski I Laswy -
Clsveisnd, o. sekr. J. Karwscki
20 Will0t4 u.
Tow. Hetmana Stefana Oz,rni...
6ego " Philadelphia, Pa CIR
AonkieWtcx, $50 Federal str.
:" Tow. Synowie Ko6ciuaEki " Seatfla
Mash. sekr j. x. Mankowskibox -
Tow. Tadeusza Kotciusxki " L.
rain. o. sekr. T. Drojecki. BIZ -.
Tow. kolnik6w ~. Izydora y
0nieznie, b. Louis Co. sskr. Mar-
DIN kuAnierek. Duluth 01OAOth e.
low. Obrohcy Korony Polskiei
6~ridesburgh. Pa, sekr. K, Ken
dxiora $3.50 buckins str.
Tow. Pobkicb PrssmyslOwc6w "
South Bend. Ind. sekr. L n. Ku-
charski, 0O3 b. Chaplin stx.
Tow. Narodowe Polskis X. Pub.
ski Args - Ark. Sekr. M. Xuks s.s
-. wics North Little, Ark.
Tow. krola Stsfana Batoreeo y
nLMaukee, Wiz. sekr. w .Posoub
% Clark str.
" Tow. Ks. Kordeckieeo " Trenton.
=: =. sekr. A. SzymahsH -
Tow: ogniwo Polskich Braoi "
WniamsbuzRh, N. Y, sekr. II.
Lewandowsh 70 N. 7th St
" Tow. "Iedno6c" " Town Lake. M
sekr. w. Dropik ASA Wood str.
=" Tow. Pasta " Paterson, N. J. sekr
Josef komorowski, 240 Tyler str.
=" Tow. Nv. 1tanisiawa Kostki " Ne
W1rk, N. ]. sekr. ]. Jarn cki, 80
Jones str.
q Tow. Orsei Biafy " Little F.l,a.
Ainn. sskr. AeksanderF. WochnR
boxk
!" Tow, synowie Polski " Durye.
Luserne Co. Pa. sekr. Fl. x. Zielin-
ski, L. B. 1876.
Tow. Mi8oSc Narodu Pcakieeo =
Chicago sekr, Teodor Bartossswics
1161 North Western ave.
!" Tow. Sw. Krsyfa, " Duluth, MIMI.
eekr. j JanoWski, 111-6th v w.
" Tow Oswiata " Plymouth Pa,
Dekr. p. JasionoWski.
=" Tow. Krol Jan III Seblesh Cleve-
land 0. seH. A. Zioikowski II
Dodge st.
Tow: w. v. Przybyszswski Phila-
delphia Pa. sekr. q. Will II Coz
tage y Nlcctown,
Tow. Sw. Woiciecha South Bend
Ind sekr. I. Niezgodzki, 1887 w.
Division ut.
Tow. KraWc6w Polskich " Buffalo
y. z. sekr. r. Jedrzejewski 81
Colt &C.
Tow. Patryotyczne " Portland
Ore, sekr. w. arutsa, Boz S104
ST. B.
Z" Tow. Kr6ls Kazimier.a wielkieEo
chicago Ills. sekr. n. T. Nszy.
die 1924 Wall Ut
" Tow. Obro6cy Polski, " Allen
town, Pa sekr /. Bornstsin 100
Turner tr.
Tow. Tadeusxa Kosciuszko pod O.
pieka sw. Jozefa " Hegewisch Ills.
sekr. +. Serkowski lbx "a.
" Tow. Krola Jana Ill Sobieskiego "
Manistse Mich sekr. A. Ropa S16
Ramsaell str.
Tow. Matki Boskiej Gostyhskiej "
Gostyniu Ills. sekr Jan Michela,
Downers Grove Ills.
=" Tow. Mop. poozecia Nsjsw. Maryi
Penny W Marche Ark. sskr. II.
SsymahsH.
=" Tow Narodowego pod opieks sw.
yadWigi W Poznsniu Wis. sekr. j.
Bognmii, box 800 Thorp, Clark
Co. Wis.
Tow. Mikoiaja K~opsrnika " De-
roit, Mich sekr. J.. Klemahski,
20 Bushey ct
Tow. Synowie Polski 1 Litwy "
Providence II, !. sekr. Jan Traw.
czyhski. 81 Florence Ut.
Tow. Miodziezy Polskiej ,,Promie-
niSci" " rlttsburgh Pa Bekr. r. 8.
Abesyhski 1913 Penn av.
q Tew. Uf InoW SR, Pa ia Chicago,
Ill. sekr. j. w Nowsk $50 rprfn-
ger W.
Antoni Moy1eE. Sekr. Ian
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-15
Tow. Gwiazda, Erupa 127.
CHICAGO. Ill. 1ORo Marco 1893.

CHICAGO, III. IUgo Marca 1888.
Niniejszem mann honor zawiadomic
wszystkich czlouk6w Tow. Gwiazda,
grupy 127 Nv. Mar. Pol, il p6lroczne
posiedzsnie odbedzie sic dnia 10 Marea
punkt o godzinie n hall p. T. Male
p~i6skiego, r6g Chaplin / Noble ulic. =
Nisobecnosc czlonka podpada ksrze,
ozionkowie ci ktorzy 50 zalegli winni
by6 obecni i uiscic sic &c swoich zale
giosci. Ma posiedzenie to zapraszam ]
tych obywatei kt6rzy tycza sobie VISTA
Pic do Towarzystwa Gwiazda, grupy
127. q szacunkiem
Alojsy Nagasoiecki, sekr. fin.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-15

Perryopolis, Pa. Moja aona cisr
piala bardzo nj Dol " krzyAaoh. Pc
u1yciu wielu irodkow, kt6re byfy beg
s~kuteozne. olej tw. Jak6ba wyleozyi il.
- A. u. Cunningham.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-15

Stanislaw SzozawihskI rodem Z Pre-,
mysla " Galicyi, z Profesyi ssewc, pred
szeSciu hty wyiechal Z Newark, NJ
Potrzebuje o MIN wiedziec Z powodu
sPadku majatku " Europe. Kteby
wiedziG o pobyeie, Tub 90 sic stalo
Stanislawem Szczawihskiem niechaj "a.
czy pisac adresujRc
Stanisiaw Zdziebiowski,
"a Bedford Str. Newark, N. ].
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-15

ma " przys.is Niedziele. dnia 10 b.
m. swoje posiedzenie, " hall oh. J.
Szuloa, r6g Division / Cleaver III Chi.
cago. Ill. o godz. 2ej 20 Poludniu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-15

n o B zYC1Y swoiOh Ire

.Kf0 sOBIE zYCLY swoich kre-
80 wnyoh lub prxyisciol z Eu-
ropy 90 Ameryh sprowadzic linis okre-
tows przez Hamburg, Bremen, Ant
Werples Rotterdam, Amsterdam,
s~zcEecin, do New Yorku, PHILADELPHIA,
Baltimore, Montreal L d. MECH sic
Egsosi do gsownego sgenta IA wszyst-
kie linie okretowe:
III. g. O.. SCHMIDT,
Wtn0na, Minnesoto.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-15

s. p. Francissek " roku 1859 opuScil
swojR xiemie rodxinnS / przybyi do
Albany, NY. zamieszkujac prsez 5 lat,
tasknn je~dnakowo4 "a swemi xiomkami,
o kt6rych sic dowiedxiai Il sic tax vie
In znajduje " Milwaukee. Przyby.
wszy do Milwaukee xnalaxi swych przy-
jaci0 | rodsk6w prey prscy mad domem
Bo4ym, wi0c nieszcEedxn czasu wxiai
sic 70 swyni ~przyjaoioaui p Kohan-
dem ! p. Rudzihskim, kt6ryoh ju4 Pan
Bog do siebie powoial do pracy, / n ich
staraniem pierwsxy koGci6 Milwsu-
kee . dfugi " Stanach Zjednocsonych
M ohwale Pauu mad Pany byl oddsny.
Leo1 ME d1ugo cieszyi sic " Milwau.
kee, DO po z Iatach przeni6si ME do
Grand Rapids. i tam znala.l bsrdzo
wielu p~rzyjaci6s, I kt6remi sic oieszyi
Prey dobrem zdrowiu / szczeSciu . a.
czciwa pracR dorobil sic do pieknego
msjStku kt6rem sie szczycil. Nigdy
ME zaPomniai o koSciele, dopomaga{ do
budowania takowych, nigdy ME zamy
kal swej reki cd dobr, oh uczyDk6w.
Szczeg6lnym byi dobrYozy hcs tutejss-
60 polskiego koScioia.
s. p. Franciszek cieszyl sic do osta-
tniej chwili dobrem zdrowiem Z nadzie
ja te kilka lat j~eszcze bedzie m6ei
Bogu sfufye, leoz Bog ~inaczej MIN
zarzadzii, DO przeciai mike aycia jego l
powoiaf 60 do siebie tax niespodzie-
wanie.
Pogrzeb odbyl sic dnia IA Lutego "
kosciele sw. Wojciechs, na ktorem
Wiel. ks- Ponganis " asystencyi dw6ch
innych ksie4y odprawili solenne requiem
n dusze Franciszks, / movie pogrzebo-
va powiedzial.
Zvsoki pogrEebane 50 ma Mount Cal.
vary cmentarzu.
Oby mu obca ziemia lekka bylai
Antoni SzczepaAska.
DIR. Wiktor CwIerdzyhski, xeteraz Z
1881 roku, umari St. Louis dnia 81
Lutego 1898 " 81 roku 4ycia. S. %
Wiktor Cwlerdzynsk urodzony " Ks
liskim 1872 roku, M CLOS do broni opu-
scil Gimnazyum W Kaliszu i IicIue
r~odzehstwo, stanai W szsregach narodo
wych ably walczy6 n honor ! wolnosc
Ojczyzny, ktorej to sprawIe zostal wier-
ny a. do ,gonu. s p. byi jeden Z mai
mlodszych wYgnsho6w patryot6w, kt6
rzy przybyli do Ameryki M fregatach
sustryacki1h 1884 roku. Pc uko6cxenih
study6w 1874 roku otrzymal dyplom
DR.. me1ycyny " St. Louis, wkfotce
los n~ieprzyjszny zrzadzii ae q
traoil wzrok, przsz 90 sPeiEty nsjlsps.e
widoki ! nadzieja lepszej ~przJs,loSci.
Pomimo watlego zdroWia 1 kalectwa 80.
kochal wszystko 90 P~olskie, 90 patryo-
tyezne, gieboko ozui upsdek nassej Oj
czyzny, umarl dobry Polak, gorliwy
patryota. Pokoi jego oieniomi
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-15

iW Tow. Pst<yotycSne Polskiew Men
dooko Pa sekr, J. Kucki. cor
Market and Noble s6.
10 HusArze x. j. III Bob. " Calurs,
Itch, sekr L. Wr6blewski, Rsf
io Jan III Sobieski " Scranton, Pa
ser. WI swiontek 1909 Reming On
str.
100 " Bractwo ~. J6sefa Duluth, MINI
IN, ,ekr.L: Idxiorek / W. Superior str.
:" IL krassswskiego " Milwaukee,
- =. Stachowsh sekr. % Clark st.
Ao S.L kraszewskiego " Chicago, Ill.
Sslr. A Skrzydlewski, 7S0 w.
ITO Kr6l stef an B.to1 " Chicago, III.
=. sskr. n. Wleklinsh SsSI Fisf Il.
III A&atona 0ineraL. Chicago,
a.. Sekr. A. 6Euminski % Cornelia 1t
IL " Pufasd VIA Sale, LII. sekr. J, "a
a.. wistowsh, 9l7-1Oth Il.
10 Jan III 6obisskiw Toledo o 6en
-, 4. SEyPer.kt, s7De Lagrange Str.
a.. sekr. 81. Krawczyk BIZ. 6O1
ITO Synowte Polski " Hazleton, Pa
Sekr. II. Koziowski, SO N. Wyo-
iis Tow. sv. C.cyH St. Joseph. No
SSkr. Jozef Pyszora 617 8. 10 and
I'D Oh. Posen, " oAio.ss sslr
90 Nlch ga Noble str.
~ Tow. Tadeus.a Ko6ciuszko Ash
- VI. Sek. Il. LewandoWshi
a.. 1So-l1tA ave. W.
LII :" Tow. Brstniej Pomocy 6w. 6eani
efswa Kosth Amigo, wis. 6eb
90. Antoni kempski LBx. 116.
- 49, J np-ysn.s Cnha.
Etr. iAs fron'
IL Tow. h. J6zsf Poniatowsh ssln
fr. AaikieWics SO Davton ava
10 -
80 ~ ~ AaHimisrsa Clevslae,
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N p,Or Soo Snicago SsD
ia +, IT, O. = rNop.e 81
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10th 81 eoo :"
80 . Glo. WolnoSci Pol.k,a; R.., O..
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isa Tow. Sco S..n,sss9n
pUmcs otanlsfIwA ko.tS v
~ pnE1 III sekr. Josef Pokorski,
lsA ObroScv sl.,Au r.,o .
~ Rsn.H NerooI fonhie.
Warein, GlobeviIIa- lr.n:ho.T ~
Colo.
1s5 Gwardya Braoi Kosciuszkiv INN
kirk n ! sekr, N. Zag6rski Is
-. LAKE str.
10 Krolestwo Polskie " Wilmington
De. ID. +. Ponieo6 1914 E Forrest
= 1ee''
lS7 . Rycerse Korony Polskiei. Sab,
y. Oss1wsn, 1899 Division str.
,as a IT, 0S,s. NO.
LOG low cpleWu sW, Cecylii W Glen
R1d1;otJ So sekr. D. f.
lSo q ToWarxvSfwo c-.u. p
pnft.loN L0lska
liz G;bsor ~ o'rieming
40 a Tow, Sro St.,,...u x-,,-
PfttsbursS. p. ~, Eu.lI
po~h,.-yIo ooo SAI r5enCissek
IA 20 Tow. PoIsiicb Kr.inS@
Omaha Neb. sekr. A. Dereoovski
N. 18th n. North Om.hs o..
Ia % Tow. Kr6la Jana III soh,a.L;.
20 " Alden Station Pr. SaIr "
H~eydukiewicE ~ Nantiooka D..
box -.
14S Tow. SynOwie Polski, y Clsve
land, o. sekr. w. Stolarski, So
l.. HOFFMAN str.
ia Tow bynowie O1c Eyma " Clsve
W y. seh. i, Olsztyhsd 169
Woolsey Ut
lS o Tovarxyrtvo T. I Kr..z.-.h..o
Nanttooke, Pa Sekr. Jan Mali.
koWsk IL spring str.
14s q Towarxystvo Jenerais II. D,brov.
skiego " Perth Amboy. N. j. selu.
IN. Aostnisk, box 276
l47 g 1~owsrzystwo Orfa POlskieeo "
HanncoHe, Pa: Q A Sieiak
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Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24
The state Fair For 1898.

THE CITIZEN has received from the sec
retary, H. W. Aver, a copy of the prem
ium list tor the State Fair of 1898. IL is
a more artistic publication than ever be-
fore, being embcllished with handsome
though old illustrations of North Caro-
lima scenery. agricultural and fishing
industries, etc.
The list has been thoroughly revised,
especially in the departments in which
ladies are Interested, and the premiums
are very liberal. The usual star prem
ium of $50 in gold is offered for the best
cx hibit made by a lady resident of the
State, with a second premium of $50.
There is also premium of $50 for the
best display OF any kind in the main ex-
hibit building. Fruit growers, and
poultry fanciers, as well others, will
find the list for this year very interest
ing. Any body can get copies by apply
ing to H. W. Aver Raleigh, N. <.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24
FIRE DHsC1P1-zNE.

THE CITIZEN believes the Board has
made an excellent choice of fire chlet IN
Mr.. ]. X. Rich. But he has a task OF no
small dimensions on his hands, in that
he must become in reality-what his title
irnplies-the supreme controller OF the
fire department. Lacking that control
he cannot have the perfect discipline
wit hout w hiCh city, no matter how
complete it's apparatus. can not feel
assured that it will not be crippled by
fire when all the conditions are ripe for
such a calamity. Discipline must be
Chief Rich'S watchword, and he must be
heartily seconded by the members, as we
are sure he will be.
One of the first reforms Chief Rich
should insist on is that the police should
keep the crowd outside the fire ropes and
also remain there themselves. 1t
has frequently been the case that the
crowd has been as hard to manage at an
Asheville fire as the FIRE itself. Moreover
it is an essential thing that chlet and
members remain as cool and collected as
though at their ordinary vocations- The
yelI-and-rush sstyle of fire fighting has
had its day and passed into the limbo o
discarded things, worse than useless.
We renew our suggestion that citizen:
make up prize to be awarded annually
or semi annually on Recommendation o
the tiIe chief to the member performing
the most conspicuous service at hr
during that time. 1t would be a goo'
idea. too, if a few beds were provided a
fire headquarters. There are severa
members who would take advantage G
them to be in the building every night
ready to assist i'll getting out tn
apparatus at the earliest possible mo
mcnt-a vital point in securing exemf
ton from great fires.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24
GLENN AND EH-IAS.
And H a ansOm's Long Reach In'O
The West.

Washington Cor. North Caroiinian.
He [Cleveland] knew all about Glenn $
vigorous campaign and became con. inced
that to ignore him would be to greatly
disa ppoint the rank and file as we'll as
the leaders in all sections of the State.
He got the standing of MIR. Glenn as an
attorney and as man, and while he
personally preferred to reward MIR. kope
Elias to any other man i'll North Caro-
lima he became convinced that Glenn
ought to have the district attorney ship.
Then came the collectorship. What to
do wit h that and how to recognize MIR.
Elias? There was much good timber
from which to select IA collector. Sena-
tor Vance had strongly urged MIR. IL. A.
Gudger, Il capable man, whose services
to the party have been most conspicuous.
But Senator Ransom, while agreeing
with Senator Vance in endorsing Glenn
and Allison, had not given his endorse
meut to MIR. GudEer.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24
NEWS IN OUR OWN STATE.

New postmasters: Allensville, Per
son, w. T. Murray; Ansonville, Anson,
W. II. Wilhoite; Cornithe. Chowan, ]. &.
Landers; Camden. Camden, (. ). Saw
Herrington; Cherryville. CASTOR, l.. H.
Hanson; Okisko, Pasquotank, ID. {.
Perry; Salem Chapel, Forsyth, Nj. h.
Waddle; Saratoga, Wilson, l.. d. Shell
ton; Sidney. Beaufort, Laura I. Paul;
Thomasville, Davidson, ]. w. Lamberth;
Tomahawk Sampson, w b. Murphy.
The Wadesboro Messenger-Intelli-
gencer saws that Wednesday between II
and O'Clock in Gulleges township, An
son county, the II year old son OF Mr.
John Jones was instantly killed by light
ming. Mr.. Jones was slightly shocked.
The question is, We're MIR. Jones and son
"wcts' or drys!"
burlington Herald: While Robert
w. Sharp was driving in Graham Thurs
day morning of last week, the horse
became trIg htened at the noise of the
Oneida mill and threw MIR. Sharp out
He struck the ground on his cad and
breast and died about an hour after
the accident.
One we'll at Davidson was cleaned
out and a lump of butter was founC
therein. Another was Investigated anC
a dog brought to light, too late to b'
resuscitated- The butter was well pre-
served, w bile the dog-of the dog the less
said the better.
Mr.. M. M. Crummel's storehouse. a
BoonviIle, Yadkin county, with it's en-
tire contents, was destroyed by fire Sun
day morning, 18th. The loss is betweel
$4,000 and $1,000, with no Insurance
The pOstofice was also destroyed.
Jerome Dowd has sold the Mecklen
burg Times to w. c. Dowd of the Char
lOtte Observer by whom it will b
conducted after the first ofJuly.
are on foot for the establishment of
new national bank in Wilmington,
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24

II is a sad picture we have of
the sailors of the battle ship
Victoria struggling in the hold to
close the doors In the bulkheads
between the compartments, so that the
Victoria might be saved. They went
down with their ship, and the peculiarly
distressing feature of the calamity is that
those doors ought not to have been open
at all when the ship was in motion
Had they been closed the Victoria would
not have been sunk. The same failure
to keep a ships compartments tight to
provide against sinking consequence
OF collision has occurred again and
again, and the one solution of the mat
ter has been to have no openings in a
ships compartment divisions at all.
so that she would be practically
non-sinkable. The British Admiral
ty will now discipline the OIL
tending officers whose neglect caused
the loss of 400 lives, but that will not
console the mourners or, necessarily
provide immunity against such another
accident in the future.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24

what NHOG11 Ikex Found I'm a SVv ain
G>OunlV Pond.

There was great excitement out on the |
line few days ago which
came near proving panic.
1t occurred in this way: On Saturday
last the railroad bows saw a large mud
turtle in a pond some two miles west OF
Whittier, and as time is no object on
that line, they stopped the train, and
with sticks and shovels, undertook to
capture the muddy monster.
Some girls in the neighborhood saw
the men at their strange work. and be
ing of an ina aginative turn of InirId con
cluded that some bloody tragedy was
being enacted, and so circula Ted TIE re-
port that a man had been murdered at
the pond, and the BODY buried IN the
mud.
So rapidly did this veracious story
gain circulate and SO naturally did 1t
grow as it spread, that when 1t reached
BrySon City the coroner tor the good
old county of Swain, who had not had
a lob for some time, felt called upon to
have The eye oi the law turned towards
the muddy pord. A jury OF good men
and true was summoned, and tbe W hole
population turned out 10 witness the
grand expose.
The pond was dragged in every dircc
ton before The excited gaze of the multi
tude. Ten thousand mental pictures OF
the poor unfortunate gone to his rest
were drawn, and when Modi keG, Il
Cherokee Indian chief, at last brought
to the surface pair of begrirned over
alls. the excitement was at the boiling
pitch, and he leaves ont he w ater bIrChes
| and sycamores began to shrivel under
| the intense heat OF the overwrouGht
| crowd.
| In the midst of this remarkable scene
| it w as suggested that the bloodthirsty y
| railroaders were only looking for the
| w whcrewithal to make pot OF turtle
| soup, and the coroner, the jury tried and
| true the old men and the beaux and the
| bellies of the Tuckaseegee valley sepa
rated to their homes. and peace agar
| reigned III Swain county.
| The railroad men still claim that the,
| have priority OF lien the turtle
( should it ever be found, and the coroner
| is thinking of bringing suit for his fees.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24
The University.

The rapid and wholesome growth OF
the University is matter for State pride
and rejoicing. In two years the student
roll has grown from 19S TO 316. Twenty
thousand dollars worth of repairs is be-
ing made on the building this summer;
water W orks, baths, etc, are being sup
piled. The scholarship of the institute ton
is being reconized everywhere as equal
to that of the leading Universities. and
soon we shall have in North Carolina the
great Southern University.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24
His PRAYER Answered..

From the Tuckaseige Democrat
Richard Davis, 60 years old dropped
dead on Friday, 10th, while holding the
plow handle, and just as he finished the
last furrow in the field on Bain's noun
tain. He had been heard to pray that
when his time came he would drop dead
at the p1ow handles
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24
CHURCH NOTICES.
TPastors will confer favor by handing II
these notices not later than 10 a IN on Sat
urday.l

VIII fGateE essS ssSo5 sy ss"S"E sas tn
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
reiint Streets, las. B: White restpr.piyins iI
ser.aSr m .sfve ie dainS i y at 7:so a NJ
BAPTIST CHURCH.
First esptist WHIT S"iess ster ana
Services at - ~ m and m Sunday
French Broad BAPTIST church. Rev: J. g
Adams sf,G1 ,t Sac st nm m ana Gov
Academy Hill Mission-Sunday school at
night
west End Rapttst MisS'on-seS ". n n,
tasry ssl99 ae9rsr night "
Fern Hill Baptist church; tiltrnore-Rev
sac . a 'nN m; prs:,chinl:, II m: prayer meet
ze% Rst % P saty sna
ssr~ sssinr es y M @@ hight
eeIhis1i eerdisliy inxfted f seats free
II. CHURCH. SOUTH.
Central Msth"dist I:pi~copal GhuTch south.
sf sf1 "a M GhTs;s anS so pa sunday sehoo
,%sstinE %sstsnE @sane5dag %s % at Hp
Riverside M. E- shurch. south-Rev J:
G. TOY, PastSr iN,nb snhoo sSrg'ts at M "a an
Welcome to all,
North Ashey lille Nj rs. church; south-Rev:
m and 7:3o m.
Sunday school at the Methodist chapel on
mo 1o'SSs = S + Randotph. sunerinte"dent, p
stamsy, pastor.- .Frsashi%s at II a /, NJ " and
,Hs1 nisht Sraax sn9o At M aeas M
DEVOTIONAL meeting every Friday night; sIh,
asa Al
pREspyTRRIAN CHURCH.
First churehnRsv rtd F; Gamphe'ii s P%stmr n
n.nG Ydans peSpiGs ishR rRRectine at S15 sanbath
sa,dyin. pas orSITine wGrship at "a at aso a m m
nd n 42 p3a1er m nestns erfy
Ssl9sE ss sneE evert rsoR saSss;s
r evening at : O'Clock Wednesday, evening al
hoor, North G2urt s9naFS; nrsbi Rtv s. m M9r anf
500 p m. sabbath school at 3 Praye'
meeting Wednesday at p m
lie : iiil"sabbath sohoo, i a. M: preachins
5 bury, pastor
1 EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
strsSt, ReI MsHsTy mrRo~f rs't9r eom
:. mon, II m, Sunday school. $50 p m
fnGTiss F%niie f"xitcd SSsft sHnS $50 p " '''S e
St rss,s chspsl u and r9stf snS miTis
in each Gnth IA a. ,s m st a ssS ont
trinity Shansl Ept.S"na, tS9 sh"reh a n,
~
| evening service. 500 p m; Wednesday nigh
| TviCc,
Il Beaverdam < hapel Rev. w. r Rice, minis
l. ter in charge-Divine services tomorrow a
L
Il. CHURCH.
Methodist Episcopal church, corner Pat
> and Buttrick street, j. K. ( ar
z non. pastor-T' reaching at a m and =
II Sunday school at 9.3O n m.
College Street NJ. T.. church Rev. Nj. NJ
Zones, -F'reachiuH each sabbath a
m All are Cordially invited,
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
C. st. Paul's Lutheran church l-yceum hall
>, Sunday school at + p III prcoching at 3 !
IL M by Rev. ]. ftd wa ard Hurck. pastor. y
is cordially invited.
e. CoNGREGATIoN BETH FIA-TEFIIAH.
- Religious services every Friday evening a
Ie Il O'Clock and Saturday morning at
a. O'Clock in LVceun II all
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Christian ~huTCh. corner WOO"hu an
=, | Spruce streets. Isaac {. Ho~ki :. pesto'-
u Mornini. service II O'Clock; Z
IN $40; sunday school at 10 Text of morI
1s ing The Lords Day the Jew
:. ish Sabbath Evening, Justification b
II faith" EVERY invited
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24
Harry,s sprixhtly Hen.

From the Webster, N. C, Herald.
Harry Norman OF this town has a hen
that is now 21 years old. and she is as
sprightiy as any of the younger ones.
How old will a 70 wi get to be?
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24

a n opDorunity ~ lzile 1t lasts-After July
"A 4. 1So3, the original 10 cent fare be
tween the depot and Suiphar Springs viii be
resumed. Until that date the round trip
from Postozhes rs eent. oRea car every
p m See seheduls- ]. d. Carrier. eecr<tary.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24

THE Joint Board appears to have
ignored the report of the jury in the
question of the Church street damages
and benefits. There will be paid out. in
consequence, $3.50 for alleged damages
where jury of able men declared they
could see but $3.50 worth.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24
IN THE REALTY WORLD.
what ls Transpfrtnx I'm The vVaS
of Dirt transactions.

The following dds have been fled in
Register Mackey's office:
L. B. McBrayer and wife to Nora
Nj. Green, 200 acres on Bent
creek $40
Asheville Loan, c. &r 1. Co. to ].
5. Adams, lots in Montford... 6,75O
Thos- w. Baker and wife to w.
M. Allen, $50 acres on Reems
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24
WITHIN THE REACI

=
Of every woman - health and
They're brought to you
by DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prsscrip-
tion. Take this medicine, and
there's q safe and certain cure for
all the chronic weaknesses, de-
rangements, and diseases peculiar
to the sex. 1t will build up,
strengthen, and invigorate every
1t regulates and assists all the
natural functions, never conflicts
with them, and is perfectly harm
less in any condition of the female
system.
At some period In her life, a
woman requires q general, as well
as uterine, tonic and nervine.
If you're a tired or afflicted
woman, you can find no other
lat's guaranteed. If the - Pre-
ever fails to benefit or cure. YOU
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24
0CHEDULE.
west Ashevi1Ie and Sulphur
GrurAEna NRsaI-x

Except Sundays when car will leave
Sulphur Springs at 10 a m resuming the
regular schedule again by leaving depot
at IL a. M.
Cars between pOstoffice and depot
every Is minutes
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-06-24

LADIES
Needing a tonic, or children who want build
ing up, should take
DROyVN'6 IRON BITTEKS.
II e pleasant cures Malaria, Indigestion,
Bilio1snesa, LtVS Complaints and Eeura1giA.