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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
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PoIacY W Missouri

DoliJ W. NO'
dnia % Czerw. 1894.
Powracam presto q Wa
shingtonu, Mo-, gdzie przez
kilka dni bawilem u wjelebne
60 i w!elce zacnego kap}ana
Xiedza Proboszcza Alex-go
Matheuszka, z Towarzystwa
Jezusowego.
Gorliwy ten kapfan Cd
orzeszfo 20 lat pracuje tam
" ukryciu, i ma}o kto vie
zapewne o tel najstarszej
osadzie polskiej W Washingto.
n e, W Missouri.
Polacy maja duly, z cegie}
postawion7 kosci6} z wie2a
najwy&sza W mies:ie. Prey
kosciele Jest wspania}s pleba
ola, gdzie kilku Ojc6wJezuit6w
samieszkuje. Obszerna i wy
2odna szkota jest podzlelcna
"a 6 klas. Sjostry Notrdamki /
swieckie nauczycielki udzielaja
|ekcyj, Dom ola Si6str znai
1ujscy sic naprzeciw ,kosoio'a,
Jest to gmach p1ekny / prak-
tycznie zbudowanY. Prey MIN
1najduje sic s'i,zny ogr6d
kwiatowy i waraYwny.
Polacy, pc wiekszej czesci
Szlqzscy, zamieszkuja kolonie
"a mlastem i tam sic iu1
dobrze zagospodarowali. Maja
tam osobna szkote. dokad
do)e2dza Wbny X. Proboszo1
i uczY dzieci katechizmu 20
polsku. Dzieci bardzo fadnie
odpowladaiy IA wszYstkie "a
QVtan1a. q W1elKa pOclecna Ola
mnie.
Geese i wdaieczno6c nale2y
sic "a 10 W. x. Matheuszkowi,
ktory by} zaso4ycielem nszy.
stkich tycb budynk6w wogole
parafi, dis znakomicie upo
rzadkowanei. Zarzadza nis
do dzisiaj Why <. o. Ma.
}heuszak chwalebnie i NJ
korzySt swoich parafan, "a
co cd w%szystkich jest szano
wanym i "a OLGA uwazanym
X. Edward r. Relne1t
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

duchownych teg) cElopka
wyzyskuia.
zdarzyIo sic, ze tu owdzie
troszeczke ga wiele pisna}. Ale
tez honorowo wszystko odwo-
lat.
Dale) badzie pisa6 / dalej
bedzie oswiecaG bledny lud
galicyjssi z ia pomocq Matki
XoSciola, 2eby sic ME saga
| O po W al.
MatKa Koseiol z ChrYstu
sem Panem czuwaG beda W
pismach czcigodnego ksiedza
S~tojsfowshiego, ably lar gorli-
wosci go ME popchna} "a dale
ko.
Slusznie wiec spodziewaG sic
mozemY wie]kich rzeczy cd
~ p o K orzoneg o. a e
"a wsze n Jew i e.
ION x. ~Stojalowskiego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
ia pGf ceny do Cleveland.

" Gniach 3 10 Llpcl koIe,]
'hicago Il North Western spree
Jawac bedzie tvkiety za poi cen>
10 Cleveland, OHIO, ! z pow:otem
- dobre do powrotu az do 81
Lipca. Wyg'edem bllzszych 1nfor
nacyl zg}osic sic DO ag4ntdw Aolej
CHI csgo e North Western.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
Eofowa ceHy Zn pOdv04 do
bpAegu HmOrSkiegO.

" dnlach I i 8 Lipct kolej
North Western sprzedawaG bedzie
tykiety ekskursyjne "a po!owe
cenv = az do brzegu Oceanu
Atlantycklego. Wzgledem tykietow
/ bllzszych lnformacyl zgiosiG sic
DO agentow koIei Chicago & North
Western,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
GdzIe Jest
" IA d ySfaW TX Vaderski.

Pochodz cd Poznan1a, re wsl
G}uszypa, lat okofo %. Pred
isoma latY bawit W Lemont. Pc
>zukuje go Michaf Kiszka W South
Bend, Ind,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
brata i rodaka.

~ 1
PrzYjaciela jak i wroga
Szle kazdego do Jamroga,
Lecz pan Marcel trzeci W rzedzie,
Take MECH Wan mily bedziel
Reta! P6zno! Przestac musze!
Twardvch serc l tax ME wzrusze...
Wiec was zegnam. czYteln1cy,
ia w%lerszopis cd Chojuicy.
Lecz, do licha, zapomnia1em,
W ktorem miejscu - ME wspomnla-
lem:
Otto Ashton nasz W Nebrasce,
Co go Bog ma W swoiej 4asce.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
TELEGRAMY.

LII YIN. w Qn1u "a
Czerwca wieczorem, gdY pre-
zYdent rzeczypospolitej fran
cuzkiej Carnot jechat ma gallo.
we przedstawienie do teatru,
dane ma cze56 jego, zostaf W
drodze przez W}ooha Giovanni,
Cesare Santo zamordowauy
%sztyletem, GdY prezydent die
kowaf z powozu "a okazywane
MT przez p%ubli;zuosG owecYe.
zbrodniarz wskoczyf ma stopien
powozu / wrazil sztylet W
piersi Carnota, kt5ry z rauy
otrzyma1ej W 3 godziny potem
umar}. Policya zdotata tylko
4 nzra2eniern wiasnego zycia
zbroapiarza pred lynchowa-
niem uchronic
We Francyi panuie ogromne
wzburzenie. - Zbrodniarz
wzbrania sic uporczYui wy
jaw!G co 60 nakfoni}o do
zbrodni. Chce O tenn m6wiG
5ylko pred saden,
D Wegierska Izba
pan6w przyje}a wiekszosc'a
ozterech g}os6w prawo obo
.iazkowych slu5ow c7wilnYch.
PEkING - W Chinach
pojawi}a sic zarazliwa choroba
zwaua d2uma. Oh czasu wybu-
ehu tel plagi morowej zmar}o
"a MIA jul bllsko 5000 os6b
ARYZ. -Poniewaz Wlocb
zabiI prezYdenta R%zeczypos~
oolile) fcancuzkiej, zaczyna
sic pc cafej FrancYi przesla
dowanie osiad}ych W tym kraju
Wtoch6w. " Srode, ~ Czerwca.
odby}a sic W dawniejszym
zamku k%rolewskim w Wersalu
nadzwyczalna sesYa pos}6w d.
Sejmu. francuzkiego z obu Izb,
W celu wybrania nowego pre-.
zydenta. - Tutejszy przed-
stawiciel rzadu w}oskiego,
Siguor G. Nessman, ogtasza
ze skrytob6j;a Santo ME
urodzil sic We Wloszech, lec7
W szwajcarskim kantonie Te,.
sin. gdzie wieksza Geese lud~
nosci m6wi pc wlosku.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
PkACIC IA
Il South Bend
Tpd.ana\

W kazdym porzadniejszym
salonie W nsszem miescie
mo2na posmakowa6 znakcmi-
tego piwa, wYrabianego W
Cincinnati Brewing Co.-Piwo
butelKowe tego browaru roe.
wozi sic do ka3dego miasts.
= StacYa czyli sxtad tego
piwa znajduje sic ma rogu ulic
Chaplin i Ford. Agentem ola
miasta South Bend jest pan
Fesco.
KO1O w0dne moe utrzymywat
maszynzrya m}Yna tylko tax d}ugo,
dop6ki rzeka obracaiaca je dose
szybko p}ynie. Jesll krew jest ME.
czysta i zleniwlafa, SERGE ME moze
jej rozsfac do odzywlania wszystkich
czesci GAIA dzia}a{nosc m{yna sta
je sic ogran1czona.
AzebY maszynerya zdrowla utrzy-
mac W na]ezYtym ruchu potrzeba
krew oczYsclc l odzywlc.D Ora Piotra
Gomozo W lynn celu zostafo spo-
rzadzone przez przec1ag ostatniego
stulecia, i nigdy ME zdarza}o SIC,
by zawl6dl PREY o~czyszczaniu krwi
i dawanu nowego zycia i SHY
ca1emu systemowi. St4ry ten sroded
szwaJcarsko niemleckl ME Jest
lekarstwem aptecznem. Mozecle
|dowiedzieG sic Wszystkiem piszac
do ORA Peter FahrnY. Chicago III.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
skich, = przYkazah kosciel
nych i z sakrament6w swie.
tvch.
\. S%tejafoWSki.

Pewne przymusowe smaro.
widlo z Chicago wIelkiemi
li:erami oglasza odwotanie
bled6w czcigodnego ksiedza-
redaktora Stojalowsklego, przez
Rzym nakazane. Sprawl X.
stojalovskiego ME jest tax
czarna. jak ia malulq. Popular
ny ten p,sar2 miaf wedlug
oskarAycieli wykroczyc pre-
ciwko Syitabusowi, do czego
sic tez czesciowo przyznaf.
Ale patrzmy ma Galicya.
Galicya zamieszkuje poczciwy
i cie1ko pracujacy lud polski.
lynn iudem niewinnym rzadzi
ga}ganska szlachta / we wlelu
mic scach lajdackie duchowieh.
stwo.
q rzad6w gaiic7iskiej szla
checko- inteligencyi
k%orzysta djabe} W p%ostaci lydia.
zyd g~aIioyjski trzyma miliony
naszego narodu W ciemnosci,
ub6ztwie i o%pilstwie. CHOP
galicyjski robi i pije;co zarobi
to przepije> a potem i Zone
dzie6mi Bile. Majatki szlach.
ty obciazone sd milionam'
dlug6w. Trzecia Geese ziemi
polskiej jest W reku 2yd6w.
Mimo TAX zwane] propinacy1
z;dzi trua obrzydllwa
vodka krew narod u
s e g o.
Nigdzie IA kuli ziemskiej
ME umiera lyle dzieci ME.
mowlat, jak W Galley vi.
Navel pod Moskalem rle
Ola lyle nsrodu polskiego be2
wszelkjej nauki, jsk wGalicyi.
Sam kos,iof uznat zgnilizne
pewnei czes,i duchowiehstwa
galicyjskiego, dajac Bazylianom
0. y. Jezult6w jako mistrz6w
nowicyusz6w. Rzecz W zako
zach n,eslychana.
MONA wiec sic dzi vic,
iezeli prawe charaktery ma
dz'ka polityke szlachecko-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sic obu.
rzaja? Molina sic dziwic, ie2eli
W zapedzie gorliwoacl X
Stoj 4lowski napisat mole cos
przeciwko Syllabusewl, powat
piewajac 0 prawdzie WARY
katolickiej, og}oszonej przez
pasibrzuch6w?
Prawda zostanie prawd4
chocia2 i duly brzuch ia g}osi,
aleKoscio wjnien tel troszecz'
Ike sic rozpatrzYG W takiej ma
przyk}ad uedzy galicy]skiej
gdzie stowo Kosciofa trzyma
wssystko pod mocnym zam'
klein. Je&eli narodY wyrzekajs
sic jednosci Kosciola, czynis
to W obIakaniu, DO, jak Ju
dasze 1,zkaryotY duchown:
przewodnicy sic zaprzedaia "a
tluste prebendy, dobre
dochodne probostwa, "a ktore
ch}opska skora must zaplaci6,
Reszte 1fdzi biors.
x. Stojalowski dobrze tc
czuje. VIE dobrze, gdzie
namacat wrz6d, toczacy spo.
feczehstwo ludu ME winnego
Uderzyl Gaia potega na
proaniakow MISUNDERSTANDING
wo~ -2Ydowskich.W a hto,
p a p olski eg Q, to mai
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28
MlkE I;SPOMylENIA.

Menazer w ostatniej Were
! 0jczy&nie (num 24) znowu
.dlu3szy nam poswieca artyku|.
Nasamprz6d ubolewa mad tenn,
jak ,,szkaraduie" mu "a skore
zajechsliSmy. Potem Kohczy
swoja j%eremiade proroctwem:
Ale do czasu d<ban wode nosl:
zaslu2ona nagrode ten n'by
- Katozak nareszcie odbierze'.
Kochany menazerku! Mes2
zupetna siusznosc, masz spra'
wiedliwosG i prawde pc sWoje Ell
stronic. Czoiem, czolem! Noslf
dzban B a kanowski do
PAM Kiolbasinej do czasu, no.
sit dzban popr2ednl k
10 enazera do PAM Kio}ba
siaej do czasu; nosit obecnY
N ena2er dzban do Tr6jy
sw. do casu; nosil s W. g Il
q R d e W d2ban Z
puoktsmi i choragwiami do
czazu; ro,j} dzban i Judas2
zdra,a do ftry2eus6w - al
wszystk;e dzbanY ani6} Glenn
uoscl razen, Z Irzyleg'osciAm'
zabraI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-28

Ma m k Cd M'lwauc-
kiego BhUa lubi ro1syfac bez
p%roszenia sw,e pismid!o. Me
zasdroscimy koledze powodze.
MIA ma niwie polskiego dzlen'
nikarstwa W Ameryce, ale rie
powiniea drszuiG taki.h oby.
wateli, jak MASTER cd Katoliho.
Dlieku] Bogu Na1manku, De
>nawet zyzem paired mo&esz
na dobrych |udzi! Ju2cit by}oby
to istnem samob6jstwem ola
ka2dego z naszych przeciwni-
kow, z nami sic mierzy6,
Jako gazeta rdzepnie kato-
>1icka idziem7 W SHADY Pana
Tezusa i wszystki:h wielkich
swietych koscioia katolickiego.
Me dbamy O faryzeuszow
na]nowszego testamentu,
Z procesu beatyfkacyi DIE
wlcy orleahskiej przekooalismy
sic, 1e Kosciol Swiety nawet
ma klatwe Judasz6w biskup6w
ME zwaza. Johanne, panienke
z Domreuy, oswobodzicielke
Frsncyi. Aag'icy &ywcem spa
ILL, b skup katoilcki ia nawet
po,ep W zatwardzialos i pa
tryotyczuej = ale psie glossy
ME ida W niebiosy. Leon XIII
" in;eniu nieomylnosci, lako
namiestnlk Chrystusa Pana,
ogl 's | swiatu, De owl zb6ie,
ktorzy swieta dziewice, jake
czarownice, Ia stosie spalitl,
tylko b7li kumotrami Belze.
buba.
Dick s})dkiej wolnosci
:prasy W Stanacb Ziednoczonych
KatoM wlnonski mole kad1iG
wszystkim ludojadom bea
~obawy, by jego ia stosie
ME spa]ill
D.baa Katoziha Jest zawsze
peien czgstej woody 2 ezYstej
krynlcy: 10 przyka,ai b.
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
STORIES OF TaE DAY.
He Saws the East il SLOW.

"The East is slow, said a man 10 an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter on a train
to-day The reference was 10 the at
tempt to burn the Howard House al
Elkton. 81 remember when | was out in
Leadvlle, Colorado, ia 1880, the town
was afflicted with fire. bug and much
property was destroyed There was o
Jack Of all trades there by the name OF
Jim Sylvester BY singular circum-
stance Jim always happened to be al
the buildings shortly after the fires
broke out
zone night drug store was fred. lie
the rear room. where the fire broke out.
there were large quantities Of explosives
and lin knew IL The proprietor sus
pected him Of the crime and while the
building was blazing, walked up 10 him
In the crowd aud asked
" Jim what made you do thisT
"Jim was so confused aud thrown of
bis guard that he blurted ont j
wanted to have little fun in town.
"As soon as the crowd heard this Jim
was hustled across the street and into
the hotel. Judge Lynch presided aud
mob jury was drawn Under direct and
cross-examination the fellow broke down
and confessed to having started all the
dres
HE was walked outside and placed
under an elm tree from the limbs of
which no fewer than thirty horse.thieves
had been swung into eternity A rope
was put around his neck aud be was
hauled up. His body was then so riddled
with bullets that you could not lay your
hand upon it without covering several
holes. The body hung there for eight
hours The sheriff viewed IL but did not
dare TO interfere with the work Of the
sef-consttuted court At the ninth
hour someone cut the body down and the
boys carried 1t off and buried 70 The
warning TO fire bugs was terrible one
and Leadville was exempt from incendi-
arism for a long time
If there is anything a westerner
hates and despises IL is horse thief
la those days the farmers we're banded
together to detect and punish them. o.
one occasion / was riding from Black
hawk to Crows Nest OH a little Mexican
pony. When about eight miles from
Crows Nest, / motto ID number OF men
congregated around tree some distance
ahead ! alighted led my pony into the
bushes and went ahead ON foot ! had
not got far before two men stepped out
of the bushes aud told me- TO halt.
did so, very promptly
Where are you going stranger
ITO Crows Nest.
&" Are you afooty
No my pony is back there in the
bushes
"'Well, stranger, said one of the
men, 'you had better take a sneak around
the other way, for there's big business
being done up the road here a poce
Il didn't relish tho idea Of going
around the other way. for IL made a
difference Of five or six miles IN distance
and ] was tirei. However. | knew there
was no use TO kick, and | went around
When ] got to Crows Nest was not
long in finding out what had caused
to so around. -Four horse thieves had
been swung up to tree AID riddled with
bullets.
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
DIED,

DOUGHERTY In this CITY on January ~.
1921, James Dougherty, aged 80 years.
FARNAN-In this city. on January l6.
JAMES, son Of Philip and sarah Farnan. aged
ld months.
FIELDS.-In 81 Louis, Mo, on the 18th
instant, Dr. William Fields, formerly Of this
city I'm his 9ist year,
HUNTLEY. In this city. on tine 18th in
slant, Gertrude. daughter OF John and Alice
Huntley, aged IA years.
McALEER.-On January l5,Margaret. wife
OF James McAleer.
MANLnN Eat New Castle Del on Jauu-
airy l3, 1924. Mary Manlove, In her 7oth year.
WELDIN.-in this city on January l6, Ed.
ward b. Weldin, In the 18th year of his age.
LAWLkSS.-ln Christiana Hundred, on
January Do, lsli, Thames. j.. son OF the late
Thomas and lathern l.awl IS aged 20 years.
kelttives and friends. also the app entices
OF Harlan q holiugworth Company. are In.
vitsd 10 attend the fu eral. from The resi-.
deuc Of his mo her, on Brandywine Banks
near neury Clay, T.. %. on Friday afternoon,
AZ = 3i o'clock. Services at 81 JOseph's
nterment az ST. Joseph Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
Sporting NeMa Notsa.

George Slosson, the blliardist, has
challenged Napoleon Ives to play a
three nights match at balk liue,
Nassau county, Fla, is said to be the
place where the big hght will take
place.
Horace Leeds, Of Atlantic City is
training and Is ready 20 meet either Jack
McAuliile OF Stanton Abbott
J. J. Quinn, of San Francisco, has
offered 90 secure backing TO the amount
Of $4,000 for Denver Ed Smith. il
the latter will agree to meet Peter Jack.
son.
Fiizsimmons wants to make match
with Corbett and Al Smith will back
him and put up $1,000 as forfeit to
make a match
Boston sporting men are uncertain
about the big fight and will stay at
home.
Charles johnson, Of st. Paul, knocked
out Frank Wongo. the Indian, Of Ports
mouth, Va, at Norfolk, last night. il
two minutes and forty seconds The
fight was for a purse Of S2 500 aud
side bet Of $500
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
Emma sIaughter. Iames Bens0n. Harry

Emma Slaughter, James Benson, Harry
Cole
Miss Annie Blacl1iston, Moores. Penn. ;
w. r. Ruby, York, Pa Robert Palmer
and family, Philadelphia, Pa; J. B..
Biddle and family, Wrightsville
n. j.: John Weaver, West Phila-
delphla, Pa; II Rash. Wesley McKnitt
and wife. Louis Evans, Templevile. Md
Miss Mary Beswicly, Milford, Del Miss
Eta Rash, Millington, Nd. c. w.
Jackson and wife, Ridgeley Md Ben.
nett Emory. Templeville. Nd Walton
Leonard, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
'There's a Light In the window .

Marcus Hook is partly in Delaware and
partly in Pennsylvania. 10 is afflicted
with disreputable negro called Foxy, g"
who Is accused Of every theft Of chickens
which occurs in the neighborhood, es-
pecially on the Delaware side. The
depredations becameso annoying recently
that the Delaware officers were put on
"Foxy's" trail, and It was necessary for
him TO get out Of the jurisdiction He
simply walked over into Pennsylvania
and taunted the Delaware officers who
stood on she other side
"Foxy's" house is in Delaware. His
faithful wife watches all the move.
ments Of the officers, and when the
coast is clear, sets a lamp In the window
to show her husband that he may spend
few blissful moments in home, sweet
home
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
nnolnsnta OF the nnr.

The Cannon brothers had an interest
ing set.to in the A. @ gymnasium
last night There were other interesting
exercises IN honor Of visitors day.
Repairs are being quickly MADE TO the
bark New Light, which came into the
harbar on Wednesday night leaking so
badly that the crew had TO man the
pumps all night.
A fishing party came to grief while
returning TO the city from the Buford
Mills yesterday Their horse balked
continually, aud when the shades Of
night began to fall, they were obliged
to take Abdallah out, and swap for one
whose head was on the right end They
had twelve dozen and four fish on.
The weather has become so mild and
spring like, that many fishermen are get.
ting ready TO knit. hang-in, or repair
their shad nets in the hope of a great
shad fishing season
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
nnrlnl of cnslnre soLnelrer.

Early this morning carriages began to
arrive in town to Join the funeral oortege
that followed the remains Of Gustave
schaeiier to their last resting place
judging from the number of friends from
all parts Of Wilmington who came here
to attend the funeral. few young men
had more friends than the deceased Repre-
sentatives of several different societies
and Of Friendship Steam Fire Engine
Company No ! and German Beneficial
Society No ., attended ,he ser.
vices, which began at the
handsome residence of Schaeiier's
brother in-law, President Henry Hol-
schumacher, Of City Council, at II o'clock
this morning The spring warmth
brought out the townspeople in force,
and the house was crowded when the
services began. Beautiful floral designs
from Wilmington associates, and from
New Castle relatives. occupied various
positions about the room in which the
remains were lying in state.
The funeral procession left for River.
view Cemetery, Wilmington, at II 30
o'clock
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
The swIne M iha l.inn.r-

I shrank 10 meet mud crr~ .frd swine,
And then he seemed ,o -runt, in accents
rude.
''Huh BE not proud, 10 in this fat of mine,
Behold the source ofrlchness for your food.''
fled. and saw field that seemed. 40 first,
One giant mass ot RISES pure and white.
With dcwy buds mid dark green foliage
nursed.
And. as ! fingered DER this lovely sieht.
The summer breeze, that cooled that south
ern scene
whispered, "Beho'd the source OF Cotto-
lcuriN
M. U. Wilmer.
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
Personal Events.

Miss Mata Draper. the new assistant
principal Of the High School, has taken a
special class in German and draughtiug
at her home on Third street
Il. j. Wege eenman and several other
prominent young men are considering the
advisabllity of applying for desks in the
High School
Mrs. Sallie Riley, Of 81. Georges, has
been visiting her son-in.aw, J. Harry
Stewart, on Front street.
Pastor Wylie, of the New Castle Pres
byterian Church, is getting about again,
after severe illness.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. n. Rothwel, Of near
Middletown, are spending a few days
here az the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. w.
4 Rothwell
A number Of young men Of the A c.
have formed a riding club TO revive the
good old English sport Of horseback rid
ing aud fox hunting and they will prob
ably leave for their FIRST iaunt tomorrow
evening.
Evening journal., 1894-01-19

We extend sincere thanks to the Gre
companies that assisted In arrestiug the
sastrous fire that occurred to our store
on the evening Of January H. The way
in which it was handled speaks volumes
in itself az TO the efficiency of our fire
department. We also wish to extend
our thanks to the police department for
the valuable assistance rendered.
LICHrENsTRIN a HART.
Wilmington, Del January 10, 1894.
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
LADIES SHOES.

All of our Ladies finest hand made So
Shoes marked to 81 30
All of our Ladies fine handmade $4
Shoes marked to 81 20.
All of our Ladies hand welt and turn
sole Shoes marked from 50 90 to 81 9S
All OF our Ladies' So 80 Dongola But
ton and Lace Shoes market to 81 40
Ladies s 80 Shoes marked to $50
All of our Ladies S1.25 Button and
Lace Shoes marked to SIC.
All of our Misses 81 heeled and spring
heel Shoes marked to 81 TO-
All of our Misses 81 % and 81 40
Dongola button marked to SOC.
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
Union nIeetIng. n ollret.

Union Presbyterian services will be
held in the Ollvet Presbyterian Church,
corner Fourth and Broome streets, at
L45 tonight Rev. Dr.. Marks will
preach Professor sweeney will have
charge Of the singing.
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
worlds Fair botanical Exhibit.

The Delaware Natural History Society
has secured a valuable Worlds Fair
botanical exhibit Of 3. 900 specimens from
the Agricultural Department at Wash
ington. It will be displayed at the
Friends School.
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
Tao Puzzle solved.

Perhaps no local disease has puzzled and
baliled the menical profession moro than nas,l
catarrh. While not Immediately fa'al T. IL
among the most nauscO-s and disgusting ils
Gle flesh rs heir 90, and the records show very
few or no eases Of radical cure OF chronic
tatarrh by any of the many modes OF treat
ment until the introduction of hly's Cream
Balm a few years ago. The success OF this
preparation has been most gratifying and SUR
prislng. No druggist is without it.
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
STRONG COMPETITION !.
Business Depressed Bankers and Brokers
Refuse Loans and Discounts Bought
Lots and Sold Little. !.
BILLS MUST Be PAID +!
ONE CHANNEL TO PURSUE,
CUT, SACRIFICE
Chidrens Solar Tip Button Shoes Sizes 8 to II, were
ST. now 4oc.
Ladies $5 French Kid Shoes handsewed in all styles;
now S2o7.
Ladies Fine Dongola Kid in Lace Bucher Button,
with cloth tops were $2.9S; now ST. 80.
Greatest Sale on Record.
CHILDRENS And MISSES
RUBBER SHOES Zoe.
(Sizes s to p

Ladies' Genuine Brazilian Kid Button Shoes
$LoS now SLIP.
Boys Little Mans Shoes in Calf were $La5, in Kanga-
were ST. so and $L75; now take your pick at Soc
Boys Calf Lace Shoes were 81 and $L25; now 69c.
One lot Of ladies Soft Nici Kid Shoes, $I.5o; now
e6c.
One of the famous Hickory Brand Shoes for Misses;
regular price and So for tomorrow 100 sizes to
ladies Talormade Overgaters, were 75c now 10.
Mems Patent Leather Shoes regular value S. ST.. 80.
Mems Veal Calf Shoes, were ST.. SO; o7C.
All our Mems Hand-sewed Shoes, made on the Kumfort
Last SIS; go at So 9S.
Mems SIS French Caskin Shoes in all style toes now
Igo at $I9S
Infants Patent Leather Shoes worked button holes,
Kangaroo Calf uppers cheap 75c now go at 23c.
Every Shoe in the house cut in half
We advertise on honor
Bring the adv along note sizes to avoid msunderstand
Evening journal., 1894-01-19

Merchant -"l believe we ought IL get more
than lO cents a yard for that goods o." Shrev a
Clerk There's just orc way 90 do it."
"HOw9m Cut it up i'm fragments ami sell IL on
the remnant counter. Plain Dealer.
Ethel-"lm determined 20 marry money. '
Clarissn-"i don't blame you. dear. Nobody
knows better what 10 is 20 De without H.
New York pless.
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
Goiilne Rendr for ..Glmn Annllanees.

Court House Armory, the head
quarters Of Company, N. g. d., which
reorganized last Wednesday night, is
being cleaned and renovated and placed
in condition for the new gymnasium
apparatus, which the company will pro
cure at a cost of not less than S400 Com
pany II has a neat treasury, and excellent
membership list, but only decided to
reorgani2e when 10 was seen that two or
three other companies intended to keep
ahoat and get the entire state appro
priation.
Evening journal., 1894-01-19

BARGAINS IN LADIES OXFORD TIES
Choice of goo pairs Ladies' hand made
French DOngola Oxfords, in broad, mar
row and square toes. tipped and plain.
Regular prices $3 81 90 and 81 25; clos.
ing out price. 81 As
Choice ofs300 pairs Ladies' fine Kid Ok.
lords, 4 styles, tipped and plain. Regu-
lar prices, So, 81, 70 and $3.50; closing
out price, Sl,-
Evening journal., 1894-01-19
nI,RRIEn.

MESSICK- K-FEENEY.-At St. Mary's r. {
Church, on January rs, 10y Rev. Father Kelly
George II. Messick. of Chester, Pa, TO mis-
Eudora A. :. feeney, OF this city.