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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09
Dr0bne Echa.

DElhOlI. MICH. - w Se .
kundycyach ks. Dabrowsklego
starry i zasIu&eni kap}ani, jake
to viclebny X. x. By2ewski,
Gutows!ai, Kotasinski inni,
lnimo 2aproszenia, ud2ia}u ME
brazil.
BAY CITY, Mich.-Polska
szko}a, kt6ra sic oodopiero
spali!a, by}a asekurowara ma 2
tysiace d%olar6w; st6sunkowo
bard2o niskc. Kolekta ma
budowe novel .ssko}y w tych
ciezkich czasach p6j1zie bardzo
licho.
POZNAN, Mich. = Urodza'
je u mas %jeszcze uida, chocla3
W Maju u?ewy zbo2a wymo.
czviy, q p6zne owsy jeczmie-
MIA wasionki %wy&arly,- Groch
przeciez wszed2le dobrze sic
uda} i rYchlej siane zboza
1are tel 1osG dobry plon
wyda]y. KartoAe jaknajlepsze j.
- Niedawno pewnemu pol
skiemu gospodarzowi, kt6rY
zarazem jest naszym zakrysty-
anem, spall{y sic wszystkie
zabudowaria gospodarcze wra2
Q dwoma kohmi i krouami-
ledwle uratowsG zdolano prey
|es}a 2lebauia j dom, kt5ry
dla Si6str buduiq, = Jedu:
mowia, BE og'eh powsta} Cd
pioruua, gdYz w}asnie deszc,
padat, lecz nasz ks. proboszc2
C~lerQzl, re 0glen OY1 pOdlO
2onY.
W lunar
Wlktor B:ernucki, lat %. Z
Wiellna, W powiecie Brodnic-
kim, W Prusach Zachodnlch
DULUTH, MINI, 5 Sierp
MIA. = PanuIe tn szkaradna
susza. Niedaleko ztad pale
sic lasY, przeto W miescie
pelno dYmu. Ma smierG zadv-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09
Zaplacili "a Kat0lika.

Berlin, r. j. Brzeskl 100
Ak any, Jan Langner 100
Manitowoc, Jan Soblewski 200
Wilkesbarre, M1chaf Ochaia 2.OO
Dodge, Jos. Jereczek 100
Seney, Anton1 Morphy 100
Scranton, Piotr Lesnlak 200
Ashton, Fr. POLISH 100
st. Louis, X. Borzymowsh 200
Bay City, WieI. X. Matkowskl 200
Drenham, Wjel. X. A, LasAl 200
Ng~ Nasz p%odr6zujacy agent
p. Jan K~urkiewicz sxolektowa{
ola nas:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09
mia sic po1sxa farmerka
Cza-nota, pozostawiajac meza
/ dwoje malych dzieci.

81 T Nieszczesna
Nebraska! - Pszenica i tego
roka wysch}a, a korAe gorace
wietry wYsusZylY!
ZASLUZONY DZIENNI-
KARI po!sko~ amerykahskj
pan IA S N u
8 k i 2 Chicago, bawi obecn:e
Ola pokrzeplenia zdrowia w
Kalifornil jego: w. S.
al Middle Greek, Shasta Co.,,
Gal. Zatr2yma sic tam przez
kilka mieslecy.
I E x. ~!GRUENHOLz
W Beaverdam, Wis. obchodzlf
" dniu s Sierpnia swoj rs
eioletni jubileus2 kaplahski.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09
II tar}gowe:
wv @

P a-N1. 1 Wiosenna SOC
zlmOWa. 45 ctu.
y e s. 30c
horn 4Oc:
) ME Er.3. 3Se
Jaja Sc
Nj 9 k a: Winona Patent $500
Straight SO 80 Mr.. 1 Bakers 800.
Pasza kornu- $3.50 "a
beczke
0 tr g b y: bran $14 90
shorts $500, middlings $500
ground feed $40
W n a: siednla prana ~ a 80
llchsza 20 a nieprana l3 do 15c.
siano dix / e. 600
Tymotka $500
K o nj zyna $500. buszea
i ymot ka 1.75c. buszel
M l % lOc
Kury wypraw,s c., kurczeta lOe
NJ 1850 zywe:
800.
wieprzowina S4.25 wolowina 1925,
%clelecina 81
Bob SLIGO ooszei
Mas{o i5c
kartotle zoo. buszel
CHICAGO ''VN0A
Pszenic0 SO
Ow1es. - 34c.
K0rn.-59
MHLW
Pszenica-55
Korn-No.2 SO
Owes - No. @ IS
RIA POLLS.
Pszenica IS
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

do sztabu milWauc-
klego
Szubieniczne milwaukee,
Szowo ]u2 wzieio pod swoja
opleke r6znych infamis6w.
zapewnie lei prz7jmie i jeszcze
jednego lewite. kt6remu wielkie
zaslugi lego zupe}ne daja
prawo do stania obok wielkich
Iudzi araerykahskich nalezacych
do gl6wnego sztabu W iesza
Neumanna.
Nowym tym kandvdatein
jest s}awetny lewIta GIro.
wski i, swiezy dopiero prey,
bYsz W Ameryce, ale JUL ! W
starym kra]u dob:ze W }otrow
skich satukach wy6wiczony.
Ledwie sic trocbe zorYento
wal tn W Ameryce, a luz "a
Gin przychod2i list pochwalny
ze starego kraj u.
Powtarzamy III ustep Q tego
ji3tu, opatrzonego stemplem
pocztowym A ntwerpl q, W
Belg'i, (Auvers)::
,,Dowiadujemy sic BE tam
do was do AmerYti polecha'
ex ksiadz katolicki Gurow W:
* j, kt6ry byi ostatnia raza
" ParY2u, dokad powr6cit q
Bcazylii.
,,Panowie! 0 tym nikczem-
niku, handlarzu dusz p~olskicb,
mia1bym DUO do plsapia.
TYmczasem nadmieniam, ze
tutaj W Autwerpii by1 zydow.
skim agentem, ju& jake ksiada
katolick,, v latach 1878
1874. w sp6}oe &ydaui
wy}udzit Cd biednych wYchodz.
COW polskich, robi2e I'M r6zne
fa}szywe obietnice, ostatni
grosz, a potem pakowano tych
biedakow ma okretv, i zamiast
do Stan6w Zjadnoc2onvch,
wyselano ich do Brasylii. Ga :
zety Brasylijskie i belgjskie
swojego czasu s2eroko sig roe
pisywaly 0 tym skonczonYm
kotrze.
,,Wypedzooy z Belgii przez
Rad i wladze duchowne, pc
jecha1 do Paryza / tam kauai
sobie 2rob.G bilety wizytowe
iako h "a b a Gurowsk j.;
a jest po prawdzle svnem
prostego pr2ewozaika polskie
go Dubienki, mad Bugiem.'
Jezeli by nam kto ME
wlerzy}, niecha1 plsze do X
D 0 n X a P e Z @, Europe,
Bslgique, Anyers. Avenue
Moretus 50.
Jak nam sic adaje, to
wymi5niony w wrzekomym
soie Gurowskl Jest wlasaie
owym lewita, kt6rego tn do
Winony, "a "ie7. ks. Grabow.
SKIM, przyslai R;v. K)awiter z
La Sale.
Me moEqc, pc wyltzizie
ks. Grabowskiego, sam dostac
sic ia winohsk;e probostwo,
dla brakn dostatecznych
legitimacy, s%koraystal przynal
muiej z krotkiego pobytu
swego w naszs1n miescle. aby
90 warchOlskich salonach
wygadywaG mu naszego Koto
hk0.
Gryzlo, widac, awanturnika
nieczyste sumienle i wiedzia},
co go z naszej strony czeka.
Obecnie lew1ta Gurowski
znowu bawi w La Sale, j to
jake wikery lewity Klawltra.
Rowni Q rownYml!
PLACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

w "
VA E.
KS. BISKUP COTTER
ustanowit w ostatnia sobote
wiel. ks. HieronimaC es zyh
skiego jake proboszcza
parafi polskiej w Winonie
KapIau ten jest rodo witym
Kaszuba. wyksztalcenie kla-
syczne i teologicgne odebrat W
minnesockiem seminaryurn w
Merriam Parku, doplero pred
dwoma laty by} wyswieconym,
jul w troche poznym wleku.
Przybyi DO W'nony q polsklej
osadY Falrmont, w PoIudnlo
wei Minnesota ,ze1ozonei prGe2
gfosnego s2wedzkiego koloni
zatora Frederlcksona.
Wiel. ks. CieszYhski ma juz
"a SODA W Winonie w~iekszoSG
parafan. Zaa]a 60 I'll lndzie
ieszcze z mlodszych lat jego,
kiedy wesp6} nimi pracowa}.
i p6znjei jake seminarzysca
kleryk, uznajolnych wWinonie
wakacye przepedzat.
Prawda, Re potowa daw.
njejszych warchol6w j~eszcze
mocno dokazule, teskniac "a
szarIatanem Klaw,trem, ale
ks. Cles2yhsk1 jakos ich sic
ME leka. W ostatn;a niedziele
Jul ~odprav'! nabozehstwo W
czeskim kosclele i zapowie-
dzia1 msze swjete ma wszystjxie
dni t%Ygodnia,
REV. KLAWlTER podobDe
waryackie fgle plata W La
Sale, jak pfata1 tutaj W WI
nonie. Poniewa& Polacy tam
maja kosci6t z%upetoie nowy j
JakoS ME ucbodzi|o TAX predko
go obaliG, vice tymczasen,
przY2aimnlej ambone IA 1une
miejsce prsestawi}. Potem. g
kolei, postal M ambone trzech
Warcho}6w i kazdemu kaga{
prawlc kazanie, podczas gdy
sam, sto]ac W srodku kesciola
kaznodzieiom przyklaskiwai.
: D ryczy, a PIANO
vie )sda. Tax mySla}o
pewne groao inteligeutpych
Polakow, przeje2dzajac sic ,jua
pod wiecz6r, powozem 20
czwartej wardzie. podrzas gdy
warcho}y IA niekt5rych uiicach
ryoza}y iakby IndYanie pray
tancu %wo]ennym. = Jeden z
tego groIa. b~a~iacy przypad
klein W Winonie polski kaptau
p~ow1edzlat, ze to wprawdzje
COS zabawuiejsaego, niz Jake
wldowlsko cYrkowe, ale ze
jednak nigAy ME hYlby sobie
wybra&si, iiby spokojna
dawDiej, ga WEI. ks. Byzew
skiego, paraf> polska tax
okropaie 2dzicza}a! i. lstne te
rag kaszubskie Tuszkowy t.
nasza kochana czwarta warda
s. p. Hranc1szek Cysewsk1
kt6ry d}ugie }ata mieszka
pomiedzy nami. umarl "
PuEaskim, W Dakocie, W dnju
2 Sierpnia.-Niechaj mu Pal
Bog d. riebo!.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09
POCIECHA
ola %cierpiacych.

SfawnY lekarzLa Croski Dr..
FRAN POWELL
white Beaver) bedzie z pew
noscia w Czwartek, l6
Sierpnia, w Winonie, i przvj'
uowaG bedzie chorycn cd
rama do wieczora, W hotelu
ma dworcu koIei North Yves.
tern.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09
nsl9e Pan RndOlf nj b q o. "

be- Pan Rudolf nj l c h a W.
s k j, lubo luz cztery tygodnle
baw, W Pittsburgh, i%eszcze nam
ME p~rzysfa} uporzadkowanego "a
chunku z skolektowanych tam dla
mas p1en1edzy, ola tego ME wiemy,
kogo i ma lie ztamtad pokwitowac.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09
Detroit. W1el. x. Rzadkowol

@aF Kto zap{acl}, a ME bY} do
tad pokwltowanY, n1echa1 czem'
PREDICT zg}osl sic do wydawcy Ia
t0l5k0.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

s. p. F}anczszek Cysewsh1,
kt6ry d}ugie }ata mieszkal
pomiedzy nami. umar} W
Pusaskim, W Dakocie, W dniu
2 Sierpnia.-Niechaj mu Pan
Bog d. riebo!.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

DULUTH, MINI, 5 Sierp.
MA. = PanuIe tn szkaradna
susza. Niedaleko ztad pala
sic lasY, przeio W miescie
pelno dYmu. Ma Smierd zadY-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-09

W lunar
Wiktor B:ernucki, lat %.
Wiellna, W powiecie Brodnic
kim, W Prusach Zachodnlch
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
AT THE CHURCHRs.
Rescue Band seFvices-A Service for Letter Carriers-The Heroics of Early New England Methodism- Other Notes of Iutereat.

Rescue Band Services-A Service for
 Letter Carriers-The Heroics of
 Early New England Methodism-
 other Notes or Interest.
 By the request of the committee In charge of the approaching anniversary day of the founding of Methodism in New Ha- ven many of the ministers will preach on some phase of church life. Tn Trinity Methodist the pastor, Ray. Dr Vail will preach at 7:30 p m. on "The Heroics of Early New England Methodism" The morning services at this church will be these appropriate to June Sunday. Exer- cises by the Sunday school. A member of children will be baptized.
 The Rescue band Of the Reformed Meme 0. T. U. will hold their usual Saturday night and Sunday afternoon gospel meet. ings at English hall, corner Court and State street; also on Sunday afternoon
 they will hold an open air service at p
 m. on Wooster tquare green. All are in vited.
 The sacrament of baptism will be ad ministered to children and @ sermon the sermon will be "Sheep In Volt Clothing and Boys and Girls that Fly Lik,
 Eagles" In the evening the letter car riers of the city will attend the church ant listen to sermon on Gods Lstters. During the day the choir will sing. The Feast of Pentecost or confirmation | will take place at the Court street syns
 gogue at 9:30 Sunday morning. The olss this year numbers twenty five, one of tn largest ever offered for confirmation at tn l synagogue. The services will be of grea | interest and an excellent musical program
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09

has been arranged. The quartet choir, consisting of Mrs Alice Fechter Gilbert, Miss Madge Roberts, MT. Seymour Spler and Mr. E. O. Bennett will render the fol- lowing anthems: Praise Ye the Father" Gounod; "ConfrmstIon Hymn" arranged from "Msrtha";; Remember Now Thy Gre ator." Shsttucb; "Prsise Ye the Lord, Lsmbollot,; "Angels' Sersnade," Brsgs, and "The Gcd of Israel" Roesint. Pro fessor A. Schwickardi will preside at the organ.
 k.v D.. Levi will address the class. The following s6e those who will ,, be confirmed: Alma Adler. Yetta Adler, Edward Benedict. Leo. Bernstein. Flor enoe Daniels, Julian Goodman, Carrie liar | ris, Morton Hsbereer, Harriet Kleiner, Ella Kraft, Stella L,vy, Rosalind Lsvinson, Hortense Metz2er, Rets Mann, Frances | Mailhouser, Louis Rosen bluth, Edna Roth | child, Rose Loretta Rosenourg, Bella Rich. ter, Rosa Schoenbsrger, EShel Stcdel, Jo' seph Strauss, Benjamin Strouse, Benjamin Spier.
 At the City Mission hall, corner of Cour, and State streets, there will be speeis service by the children of the Sunday school at g o'clock to morrow morning 1T connection with "Children's day" Friends of the school are requ ed to send howeri to the hall to day during the afternoon O. evening. The afternoon service st tn
 Mission hall is h care of the Rescue Pray ing band of the Reformed Mems Christian
 union and Is held every Sunday at 4 o'clock
 To morrow evening the peoples servic
 will be conducted as usual b7 Rev. Mir
 Mossmsn, the missionary pastor, with al
 after meeting at the clcss of the regula
 exercises at about 9 o'clock. The son.
 service, beginning at 7:30 p. m., will b | | r. r ne Sko street church. The address will be by Mr
 Walter B. Street. Williams college '92 sn
 Yale seminary '9e, who is very efiectivel
 assisting in the New Haven city missio
 work during part of his summer vacs l tion.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
Cantata of Singing Flowers.

The entertainment at the Dwight Place church last evening for the benefit of the Seventeenth company of the Boys brigade was both musical and financial euccess, and quite handsome sum was netted for the company. The program was as fol. lows: Violin and piano duet, Misses Alice Durgy and Gertrude Sanford; vocal solo, Miss Bertha Raymond; hsrmcnica solo, Harry Stock; club swinging, Miss Ethel Weeden. The entertainment closed with the very creditable rendition of the cantsta "The Garden of Singing Flowers" The soloists were: "Buttercup," Miss Grace Ritter; "sunfower," Miss Nellie Lamb; "Rose," Miss Gertrude Sanford; Daisy Miss Jennie Klock; "Lily," Miss Margaret Alden; "Tulip," Edward Savage; "Man. in- the Moop," Harry Hitchcock; "Pansy,' Charles Williams. The accompanies were Misses Bessie Klock and Grace Bronson. There was large audience present, which much enjoyed the entertainment.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
Round Sick on a Lot.

Peter Endre, @ n-year-old lad, wss found lying ssnseless on a lot in the resr of Rockers carriage factory yesterday af- ternoon and taken in the patrol wagon to the hospital. He did not recover con- fciousness until about 6 o'clock, when he told the hospital authorities that he was . Frenchman and worked in @ brick yard in North Haven for man named Bishop. He
 was taken with a chill while at work last
 Monday and came to this city for relief
 yesterday. He is suffering from a high fever, and as he has been living among c lot of Italians in North Haven, the hospi tai authorities are spprehensive that it may develop into case of contagious disease The hospital physicians have not yet do tetmined from what Endre Is suffering.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
City Court-CrImfnal Side-Judg,
 
Dispatch From MT. Reaton,

Friends of MT. John Edward Heaton who is one of the Raymond & Whitcomt excursion party, received dispatch from him last evening from Glacier, British Columbia, saying:
 Safe and sound Here indefinitely. No etrave in any direction.
 It is evident from the above that the ex cursion party will be delayed for dayi owing to the disastrous effects of the re. cent big cloudburst and storm, washouts etc., in that region.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
For TOl. ct Use
OTHER ARTICLES
Mems Furnishings

Fine Silk Scarfs in Tecks. Four-in-hands and String Ties, colors light and dark, regularly so cents. For Sak mrday, 39 cents.
 Black Momie Cloth Shirts with white stripes, warranted fast colors. All sizes and re- gularly 50 cents. For Satm'-- 0ay, 59 cents.
 Mems Jersey Ribbed Shirts and Drawers in blue natural and tan. All sizes and reg. ularly SO cents. For Satmr- day, 5o cents. Chapel St Cor. Entrance.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
Hardware Men Banquet.

A business nesting of the Western New England Iron and Hardware association was held yesterday at Hills Homestead, Savin Rock. About thirty were present, representing many cities. Only routine business was disposd of. The association banquetted in the afternoon, the president, L. M. Ellsworth of Hartford, presiding Speeches were made by various members, including MT. Butts of Boston. R. s was very pleasant occasion for all.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
Children'S ReeferS

All those Reefers. which sell at $I.5o, $2. 50 and $2.9S, toe the mark with Saturday Specials at a straight SI.2s : the garment.
 All those Reefers priced at $3.5o, $4,oo and $5.oo go without reserve on Saturday. at the uniform price a gar ment of $2.23.
 Capes, Suits. wrans
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09

The Class Book of '94-A Highly Creditable ProductfOn-Athletic As- sOciatiOn Election - The Annual Games of the c. HI. s. A. A. at Hart- ford To-Day.
 The Hillhouse class book of '94 was is- sued this week, the sale of which was quite
 brisk. The editors of the book are J. Hamilton Scranton, Henry B. Wright and Arthur Brewer, and creditable work they
 have compiled. These young men early in the year decided to edit class book, the first one since '9l, and they did it with the intention of establishing another precedent in Hillhouse.
 The book consists of 100 pages and con- tains, besides the history of the class ss 8 whole, the history of each individual mem
 Der who is at present in the class and of those members who left at any time during the course. It shows that there are 165 ct present in the class of '94, distributed among the various departments, remaining from the 292 who entered Hillhouse in go. The history of the clsss is divided into four parts, one devoted to each of the four years. The first year Is written by H. W.
 Fisher. the second by J. H. Scranton, tho third by H. B. Wright and the fourth by P. A. McQuaid. The individual histories are complete in every detail, telling where
 each was fitted for high school, the various
 deeds he has accomplished during the
 course, and what his intentions are. Of
 those who left school 1t gives the occupa.
 tfon each Is engaged iD.
 The history is ''in memoriam" of Ernest
 Downs Walters and Hattie Louiss Curtiss,
 the two members of the clses who passed
 away during the career of 'o4.
 The history is selling for thirty five cents
 and the editors expect a large sale from
 those members who did not remain in the
 class, ss it Is an excellent reference book.
 After tho rehearsal of graduation music,
 which was held at Harmonic hall yester- day, meeting of the H. H. s. Athletic association was called, and officers for tha following year were elected. Those elected were M. A. Booth, president; F. A. Mer- rills '95, vice-president; J. F. Gilson '95, secretary; Fred Beck '95, treasurer. Gilson was also reelected delegate to the Connecti- cut Interscholastic Football association, ,and will act as president of that organization. A. M. Gray '96 was elected delegate to the Tennis association.
 To-day the annual games of the O. H. s. 4. A, will take place at Charter Oak park, Hartford, It 9 o'clock. A strong delega- ton will accompany the Hillhouse team. Hillhouse people arc very confident of l gaining the pennaut and cup, to hold for | another year. Several records will be l broken, and many first prizes will be | captured. The entries were published in | issue. l For wedding gifts go to silverthau's, jewel
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
PeddIed Without a Licenac

George A. Russell, who claims to reside in New York, was arrested yesterday by Sergeant Driscoll and locked up, charged with peddlirg articles on the street with ont A license
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
New Ynem 9ailv gGpmug Yunrna aud Courier

Special nstruetors-Drawing, Stella Skinner $1 ,5O0 to $1,600, Julia Mailer $9OO to $950, Ida L. Henry $500 to s9O0; music, Benjamin Jepson s2 500; sewing, Jennie Messer $700 to $750; Bridgitta A. Gsllioan SS5O to $450.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
Carney is Reco verfng.

Merritt Carney, who was painfully scslded at the explosion of the steam tug Rambler several days ago, was reported ss being slightly improved at the hospital last evening, and 1t is believed will event. ually recover.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY. Another Batch of Bargains-J. Johnson & Son. Auction Sale-Wm. Nsely. Daily Chat-Malley, Nicely & Co. Eve Glaases-Welis & Gunde. Ffre Insurauce-North's Agency. Farm Wapted-Geo. A. Isbel. Eor SaIa-Houses-Chas D. Nicoll 6 Go. For SsIe-Cottase-A. J. Kennedy: For rSaIe-Buggies-L. Rothchtld E Bro. For Rent--Room-SB B. Oviatt. Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy-At Druggists |. Grand Shopping Emporium-F. M brown q Oo' Good Chances-E Schoenberger & Son. Last Auction sale-J. B. Judson. Paine's Celery Compound-At Druggists'. Take Your Choice-J B, Judson. Wanted-GirIs-12e Court Street. Wanted-Board-B. Gray. Wanted-Washing-C, 19 William Street. Wanted-Butcher-S3 Meadow Street. Wanted-Men-Hyperion Theater.
 SUNDAY SERVICES. united Cburch-Rev. T. T. Munger,D. D. Hnmphrey Street Church-Rsv. F. R. Luckey. Grand Avenue Cong. Church-Rev J. L Mltcneh' Etrst Rantist Church-Rev. John H. Mason. Christian Scence-Room IS. Boardman building Calvary Baptist Chmch-Rev. Edwin M. Poteat. Church of the Redeemer-Rev Dr. Phillips: Summerfield M. E. Church-Rev. s. ". Tones. Davenport Church-Prof. Edward l.: Curt's. First M E. Church-Rev. 0. P. Masden Epworth M E. Church-Rev. F. Bamberg. Grace NI E. Church-Rev. Frank A. SconeIo. College Street Church-Rev W. W. McLane. Dwight Place Cirurch-Rev Dr. TwitGhen. Trinity M. E, Curch-Rev. A. D. Vail, h. U: Church of the Messiah-Rev. Charles Conknn.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09

Last auction sale of plants takes place this evening at 7:30. Is will be a picnic for buyers. Come and enjoy 1t.
 J. B. JUDsoN Market building.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09

Special lot of ladies' patent tip and faced blucherette oxfords, 9Sc pair.
 D. W. CosGRovE & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09

Gentlemen, we have the nobbiest Russia calf shoes in New Haven for $2 50.
 D. W. CosGRovE & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09

We have child's russet button and polish, size St to II, 75c pair.
 D. W. CosGRovE & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09

Misses' and children's russet shoes at lowest prices.
 j.7 St D. W. CosGRovE & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
Beer,, New Photo Parlors,

Saturday and Monday are bargain days for finer photos and later styles than are made at any other gallery in this city.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09

Some day next week we will present rus. set and black shines to everyone that comes. D. W. CosGRovE & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09

Dean's Rheumatic Pill's absolutely cure rhsu- matism and neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. Safe.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
Local Weather IkepOrt.
 FOR JUNE 8 1894.

Mean temperature. 5S. Max temperature, 70. Min. temperature, 47. Precipitation, .O0 inches. Max velocity Of wind, 1i-W. ,. grees. o, inches.
 W.C.C. H. J. COX, Observer. Note.-A minus sign Fl prehxed to thermom- CIT" in connection with rainfall indicates e trace of rainfall too small to measure. sSnow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09

Ladies' patent leather ozfords, s1 50.
 D. W. CosGRovE & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09
WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARrMENr,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIKF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU WAsH1NeToN. D. O., D. m., June g, 1894. Forecast for Saturday: For New England and eastern New York-Fair, warmer, southwesterly winds.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-09

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