davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13
z Prus POlskich
GOLUB. Przvsfano do mia

GOLUB. PrzYstano do mia
sta nasaego S &andarm6w,
kt6rzy maia pilnowa6 ma
granicy, a4eby ludzie z Polski
nie przybyw wall do Prus. VIA
domo, he grantee IA Drwecy
zamknieto z powodu niebez-
p;eozenstwa cholery. Cd czasu
zamknlecia granicy artyku{y
2ywnosci " miescie naszem
ogromnie podro3afY.
CHOJNICE. Technik Jozef
NJ. Polak, chclal sic koniecznie
dostaG z Pity do Cho]nic, ale
ME mia} 2 m. IA kolej. W
naiwnosci swell chcia} dad kilka
trojak6w s;afn:r W.T. gdy ten
da1EznaG konduktorowi, temu
wciskal " reke reszte trojacz-
kow, tl6maczac sic, De wiece]
ME ma. Urzednicy zadenun-
cyowali go, DO inaczej ME
mogli i sadly W Ch%ojnicach
skazaly go IA miesiac wiezienia
ga ~usilowane przekupstwo.
WIELKIE zgradem
nawiedzily wedle doniesienla z
Chojnic powiaty Z}otowski,
Czluchowski, Chojnicki 10
ronowski. w % przes2lc
miejscach zapalit piorua budYn'
k1 2 tegOrOczneml Zapasaul
zboza. w wielu miejscacE
zniszczy1a burza zupelnle nle-
spc:zatnlete jeszcze zbo2e, ora1
owoce ma drzewach Grom
zabii 5 os6b.
ZIOTOW. NauczYciel Pehlke
z hackiego zostal przez wydzia'
karny w Cbojnicach skazany
ma 8 lata wiezienia, "a nieo
bvczajne zachowanie W obee
dzleci szkolnych W 9 prey
padkach. To kulturnik nowe'
noivl
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13

wybudu1a obszerny kosci5f we
Wlerzeniecy.
Saar1ouis. Nauczyciel p.Schell-
ner, pred siedmiu laty prezsiedlo
ny z BrodnlcY (PrusY Zach) do
Furweller W PROV. nadrenskiej,
nastepnie pred pieclu latY do
Bons W pow. Saarlouis, zostaf
"a uchwa}a p. mlnlstra oswiecenia
wskutek rozchorowania sic zony z
1esknoty "a kraiem, przesiedlony do
Batkowa W powiecie lnowrociaw-
skim.
PEACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13
lMIELEN. Oxropnen

TEL Oxropnem ME
szczesciem naw!edzi} Pan Bog
nas2a gmine. Ot61 przedwczc-
raj 20 po]udniu powsta} wielkl
polar, kt6ry prey obecne]
s,,<zy Is doln6w mieszkainych
i IA stod5l tegorocznem
2niwen, w perzyne obr6cif-
Sikawki, ktore z bliska / z
daleka nadjechaty, nie zdo}4}y
Ola wielkiego braku woody mic
pom6dz. Og6lnie przypuszcza.
ia, BE- ogien zostal podtozony.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13
BOBROWNIKI.

Gmina
nasza lezy daleko cd ko5cio}a
par falrego, tax De ma}o kto
m6g1 wziad udziat W niesapo-
rach. Cd kilku tygodui jedoak
zDalaz1o sic dw6ch me&czyzn,
ktorzy W naszej kapliczce co
Niedziele odprawiaja modlit-
wy nleszporne rozaniec.
Nlechae vice teraz Bobrowia.
vie poka2a, re zywa prod
kow naszych wiara jeszcze sic
ME zatracita, biorac W aabo-
zehstwie lax najliczniejszy
udzia}.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05
An Invention Wanted.

United States Consul Edward Bed
loe, writing from Annoy, China, to tho
State Department, says:
ga fortune lies in store for the man
who will discover some process for
cheaply making wood proof against
white ants. These pests are tho curse
of existence in Annoy and every other
tropical or sub-tropical city. Their
voracity is incredible. They ate the
framework of new door in this con-
sulnte i'll three weeks. In the same
period they almost consumed large
and handsome cabinet in tho court
room and heavy pine settee in the
nnteroom. Their work is invisible.
They attack the wood fiom q mere
point, through which they bore to the
interior and there eat everything till
only shell or film remains. Wood
which will successfully resist these in
sect pests must be thoroughly charged
with some powerful chemical, both
poisonous and non-eyaporablc. A So
luton of corrosive sublimatc, chloride
of zinc, arsenic or anthony would
seem to meet the want But how to
force these into the fibers until the
latter are saturated, and to do so ut q
merely fractional cost of the wood it
sell, is the problem that confronts the
inventor. Tho American genius is so
prolific in invention and discovery that
[ feel assured the problem will be sat
isfactorily solved"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05
( SEATS FOR SHOP GIRLS.

The question of seats for shop girls
Or "shop assistants, rs they are called
in London, has been recently agitated
ifresh over there. Nearly all the
trndesmen who were called as witnesses
before the Parliamentary Committee
at the time of the discussion of the
Shop Hours bill testified to their will
ingness to provide seats during the
,ow-pressure hours of business. In
liverpool an association of ladies has
been formed for the purpose of petit
tioning shopkeepers to provide seats
Tor their employees, which has already
net with gratifying success.
Every woman shopper in the land
must feel IN ipterest in this question.
a woman physician the other day,
commenting on the matter, said that
it was constant wonder to her that
shop girls did not faint daily at theil
posts. The strain of standing is sc
much more severe than that of walk.
ing the same length of time. And
when, as is much often the case, the
shop girl is poised on high-heeled, i'll
shaped shoes, frequently cruelty short
and narrow, it is not strange that theil
faces grow lined and careworn, thei1
voices sharp, and their tempers rasped
with the positive suffering they under.
go.
The women of England took up til,
half-holiday question and brought i
about. Many Now York women never
visit shop on Saturday afternoon
Acting on the same principle, and i
all would similarly refrain, that respit,
to deserving sisterhood might be
come, here, too, permanent insteat
of transient thing. New Yorl
| Times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05
ARE WE TO HAVE A CHANGE?

The courteous Difference paid to
women by NIL who have the slightest
claim to be considered rs gentlemen
is, in the opinion of many persons,
likely to be lessened by the demands
for equal rights and responsibilities
made by the advanced and progressive
sections of the sex. The story of the
lady who, on getting into full car
riage, was met by the question from
the only male occupant MS to whether
or no she was an advocate for the
equality of the sexes, and on replying
in the affirmative was informed she
might stand during the remainder of
the journey, is scarcely and exagger-
ated illustration of the feelings of not
few men.
In some instances women appear to
recognize their increasing responsible
ity, and tale comes to us from New
port respecting grand dinner organ
lied by ladies at IN expensive restau-
rant, where the viands were partaken
of to the music of band, ladies alone
being present, the husbands being de-
tanned in the city Ivy the memorable
claims of business or pleasure. Each
lady had the somewhat novel experience
of paying for herself with her hus-
bands money!, the feast being what is
known as Clutch treat" We are
further informed that the whole pro-
ceeding was success, and that, even
ut the end of the day, "khen the feast
was Ger" and the reckoning had mr.
rived, when even men are said "to
laugh no more, there were no default
ers, and no lady had unfortunately
left her purse ut home.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05

this day. ''''ssS5ss
When church was out Casso ulct re-
ccivcd positive ovation. But he
modestly refused to lingcr to accept
it; there was only time for him TO run
to the station and resume his post u
train was whistling; and five minutes
later the wondering village heard him
uttcring his wonted cry, more sonor-
Gus and beautiful than ever.
Tho hour of vesper service arrived
This was what the people wero particu-
lnrly expectant about. Hero Cnssou-
let could really let his voice out to its
best. Every ono was anticipating it
with Joy.
Vespcrs began everything went on
perfectly; Cassoulct's triumph con-
tinucd.
The time for the sermon cnmc. The
cure made sign; tho singing stopped,
and no mounted into the pulpit.
He had something to talk about
that day, L can assure you. He
congratulated every one; gently,
slowly, with rcnl enjoyment, he turned
out the most beautiful sentences,
searching for his prettiest words aud
his newest metaphors. You ought to
have heard what he said about Cas-
soulet; he compared his voice to the
trumpet of Jericho which could over
throw walls
Cnssoulet, NIL this time, having
nothing else to do, had quietly fallen
asleep 1t must be admitted that the
day was one of the hottest of the sam
mor, such us you can experience only
ut Galignan.
Cassoulet had thrown himself bncl1
III his big ar.nchair-a very comfort
able armchair it was. can assure you,
with broad back comfortably sloped,
and arms just the right height to hold
one up. y mild light prevailed. So
warmth, fntigue, aud the shade all
aiding-little by little he Ind fallen
asleep, lost in golden dreams, while
from tho pulpit above his eulogy was
being uttered in glowing terms.
The organist listened, Watching the
pulpit, his hands on the keyboard,
ready to play. He had not seen Cas-
sonlet fall asleep.
Suddenly the cure made sign.
Quick No time to lose. The organist
presses the pedals with his feet, and
nudges his neighbor with his elbow,
saying: Attention that is for u.s. :"
Cassoulct, awakened with start,
jumps up rs if spring had been
touched. and, forgetting verything,
thinking himself still at the post Mt
the station, begins to shout, in voice
like thunder: Passengers for Gail
largues, Feri9oulet, Baracan and Tar
ascon, take your seats!'
The rest of the story missed, be-
cause the train was coming into the
station, and Cassoulet's voice was call
ing us. So, if you arc some time pass
ing through Galignnn, get them to tell
it You. L have written the tale as it
was told to me; bat you miss in it the
sun which was shining upon us, and
the crickets which were chirping and
almost, it seemed, laughing among the
white leaves of the plane trees. From
the French, in the Christian Union.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05
wEr.n pREssEp rRENcnwosIrN.

The charm of we'll dressed French
woman's attire lies in three elements,
the first being perfect taste, the second
duo regard to the charms of fashion
and the third appropriateness to the
time and occasion for which the whole
getup is arranged You will never find
Jour genuine Perisienne going to IN
evening entertainment ina tnilor-made
cloth suit, or starting on journey in
q soilod dress of pale colored silk,
worn under G. jacket in rough, darl
oloth, or donning on similar occa-
sion velvet costume and diamond
sorrings. And in no class in Francs l.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05
Colorado Gold,

1t appears that within seventy-five
miles of Denver there ere rich gold
fields which only require little more
intelligently devoted labor to bo enor-
mously profitable. A single county iii
this belt now hns daily output OF
$4,000 in gold. Though its area is less
than 1000 square miles, it has ten or
fifteen gold mines from 1000 to 1000
feet deep. The belt is about seventy
five miles long and two miles wide.
Gold in large quantities has been found
on the surface and few feet below it.
Tens of thousands of dollars worth OF
gold has been plucked from the grass
roots in this belt OF which no record
has been made. Hundreds of claims
are held by poor prospectors who do
not know what to do with than or
lack the capital to develop. There is
snid to be gold enough within radius
of eight miles of Lake City to pay the
National debt. There is enough gold
in the quartz veins of Rugged Bear
and San Miguel gulches to supply the
worlds demand. But it needs more
capital and better methods, AMI tho
profit will follow. Boston Herald.
The prune crop this foil promises to
bo VERY largo one.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

Witch for these things, for they ar
advancing with steady strides:
The Elizabeth ruff.
The shawl.
The chignon.
The reticule.
The sprigged muslin.
The patch.
The overskirt.
The accordion plait.
Frills and ilounces.
The delicate girl who lnngl,ishes mr.
faints and belongs to these articles
attire.
And these things are going:
The tailormade gown.
The train.
Plain and heavy fabrics.
Black shoes.
And the tailor-madc athlet, girl
who has been wearing these tags
st. Louis Republic.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05

Within short time, observes the
. Chicago Record, there has been q
!, marked increase in desertions from
the United States Army. Under GER
tniu reform measures instituted by
Secretary Proctor assertions for the
yGh> 1889 were reduced below any
figures eve- shown by army records.
For the month of July, of this year,
however, 205 desertions have been
recorded, showing IN increase of fifty
over the assertions of July, 1892. The
.Sreasons for this increase seem to lie
with legislation attendant upon the
:Aast army appropriation bill. With
A:his appropriation re-enlistments after
service of ten years, were impossible.
1. There is enough i'll this act of legis-
%fsaion to precipitate dissatisfaction i'll
4the ranks. Service in the army neces-
2 sarilS. consumes the best years of n
nanEslifc and his savings rs n common
soldier must be small. When twenty
five years Yves the limit of service, with
,graduaM increasing pny for that
period, and the ease of the retired list
htthe end Of it, the soldier had some
prospectasxAcut down to ten-year
service, with the chance OF being
Aaarift on the world at middle
sge, prsSAect is diacouraging to
The betge1 elassSof men in the ranks.
The fact that the best men in the ser
'syioe are.guilty osslesertion is what has
aroused tho department to the necos-
sity Of doing something. In the past
deserteG were of assAlass that gave the
ofiicesa ball concord when they dis
appeas. At best there is little
enough that is Iromietsg in the life oi
tho common soldier. Eolfggess might
hays done sttcr than legisIat against
him. = i
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05
iWONIAN'S WORLD.
PLEASANT LITERATURE FOR
FEMININE HEADERS.
AUTUMN ,IIIIrNEEY.

IN the show of autumn millinery
blnfk roses with black lace aud small
buf full bla,k feather tips are among
thelnoyel trimmings on Leghorn, chip
and lace straw hats. The outbreak of
gasi colors in dress material and also
in fancy wraps literally compel the
adoption of head-coverings that will
not accentunte brilliancy, but rather
tend to tone down the mixtures of
colors exhibited in other portions of
the, toilet. New York Post.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05
FEW SHALL pAnr WHERE MAN,MErT.

The subject of fringes sti' agitates
the feminine mind. TO pal or not to
part is the question of thlour. To
woman with low forehead and small
regular features the pa'ing is very
becoming, with its softlYvaved fringe
|zpiRned back on either 6de. But to
xsutt,lstheIi little
cry rhy@e' 81 iS the middle
of her forohead," while the daring
beauties may attempt the Ammo OF
Austrin style, in which tho hair is
turned back from the forehead, twist
ed into coil Mt the back, leaving
enough hair on tho other side to make
ringlets In 1886. Young and fresh
and sparkling must be the face that
attempts this sort of couture. New
York Sun.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05

"A |cry important poiht has been
refsod by Doctor Armstrong, m Eng
'Sessh medical officer. In discussing the
best means of raising the average
health rate, he lays great emphasis on
the part played by tramps in the
spread of infection. He sums up the
results of queries sent to him by the
medical officers of health of ZIG extra
metropolitan urban districts with re-
gnrd to the late rapid spread of small
pox throughout England, and CON
cludes that the mischief and danger
arising from the want of any control
over the vagrnnt class aro great, and
demand, in the interests of the COM
munity, serious Legislation. The
answers to the queries addressed by
Doctor Armstrong, show that of tho
sixty-three urban districts invaded
by smallpox, in no less than thirty
seven or fifty-nino per cent tho dis
ease is known to have been first intro
duced by Migrants, and in nine of the
other districts subsequent outbreaks
of the infection were traced to the
snme source. A large majority of the
medical officers of health consider (1)
TINT Migrants should be restrained in
their powers of carrying infection
about the country, especially in cpl
l'demic times; (2) that they should be
made to report their movements; (3)
that they should, when requisite, be
subject to detention, revnccination and
disinfection.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05
A Live Toad i'm n Haiistnne.

A hailstorm visited Pawtucket about
10 o'clock Saturday evening such es
has not visited this vicinity for years,
if within the memory of man. One
woman picked up large hailstonc and
allowed it to melt i'll her hand. She
thought something was inside the lit
tie piece of frozen rain, but was sur
prised to find, when MI had melted, q
little live toad or frog in her hand.
There is quite general belief that o
great many pebbles came down with
the hail.--Providenc (R. L. journal.
Boston has Portuguese colony
numbering about 5000. They are fol
the most part sailors.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05

were annually paid for males
to keep up the ever varying types =
the standards of other regions: BY
slow degrees it was learacd that ma
ture and natural laws combatted skill
and imported standards, and then it
was discovered that individual farms
should have individual types. This
was an advance
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05
tEhSatnessss OIL
than among th%
and ybur chanih

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thanN,rong tGb1J
and ,Snr cb;,n,by'
more IF cons;ss,S'
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than tEy
fancy dS
THEY I.e
selves ,,nnoH
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earb On AMI,
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05

aud Ns lees

Ztl>-- = - :,
Executing a
Gag room.
& get them
ly of a holt
yence of their
In their or
lilies princi-
al n bonnet.
9pt on an err
sbr her head
sM, when she
Hf mp to pro-.
&in n black
Also she will
"a, and SO ar
Aogether re-
and
if she be o
an black ne.
discarded kid
.so she likes
hmbrella.-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05

fet days sh lliSt tjjSi{s tSsst IL she be q
Wv dreesw .s Ssi; Z IS l,laai, ~.
III aud = III ;',;s Isl da, La La
Owes of III ,ss ~ , ~, uos i;i haa
mont nmir; ;fis s. o p pne ia'Ns'
Nav vi sssS - - oAi'''
ssSsi.tss
IT,, ~
\ 60, ~. e. s5sl oii'oio
WI" iiair ',3'ssS fa;nps are in
vogue
Inc wehrlIf* iaces IN the
morning and Eesf is IN favor.
an oai,s ,' seem Ii's's !'nIuiir' ana
.. % ool ',.ini s5s EfRsS u summer
eo"n o"U low Ess3tse
Oxford tiesHs RfiH low shoes
permisslple i9sslp ghile suede
rs u, .ie newest EnetsSsAssiA5 shoes, and
.hey are point tE 4hite patent.
icaeher' wulteSslss niE
Dots of nll qi3es colors IRE to
be layishly spEi9is bhe new fall
goods. Baya5e rs she again to
DC inuch IN ey5es 3lssninous blue
snaaeS VIII 81 siaslaabie coiors.
-4S oiu''l lcS1 Iitou lVcReG'.' are Oh
white duck, and hav,lerge square
re eve =; turned sbacl so n 44t they touch
lfLessl sseyas, ffrs1iNta fitted by
81 tlli d tna s8 stif tlssd twice in
E 'SslSaSss Y iE'' iI
II The II afsd git IAN slifTt waists are
ssss me Us sil ksonei and they are
fmades with tho shirt plait, visibly
closed by small white Pearl buttons,
tho stiff turnover collarA genuine shirt
Sleeves aid stiff shirt Gifts.
Many skirts of thin mkterial have n
little fullness around the waist, and
something's even all arouhd, though, as
rule they are us close fitting MS they
can be made, with all the necessary
folds concentrated Mt TIP back.
Tartan plaid gauze isla novelty used
IN trimming black or brown sailor hats
1t is bright and eifective and not SO
severe MS the ribbon bald. A twist of
the gauze enriches the crPwn, and three
WIDE loops and Knot ate arranged Mt
II
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05

The prune crop this foil promises to
DO q very large one.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05

& ported from across the
y|om remote sections of this
Thousands and thousands of
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05

- ~ "
e chance. The desf
are much larger than those which
caught along the shore and run fre
six to twenty pounds in weight. z
Still another method of catching
blue fish is by trawling. The acme of
this sport is to be found at Great
South Bay. The squids and lines are
trailed from behind catboat, which
is sailed through end about the school .
until the fish disappear. Thsszalf
often cannot be healed in fast 81
so rapidly do they bite, and s. s.
lost. A party's catch ofte
up into the hundreds. Wit EssgH
attached to rod and reel SHoble
sport. Skill and science are pitted
against the cunning 4 ID brute strength
of mighty fighter, and the latter is
frequently the victor. 1t is battle
royal from the hooking to the landing
of the fish New York Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05

or guipure in black or biz 8
Waistcoats of ribbon arS
pearing in the shops. They
of seven ribbons stitched to-
with overlapping edges, three form
back and four for the front, and S.3!
fastened invisibly at the left sideee
Worn beneath an Elton or Bolero jacket
they look bright and pretty.
A travelling costume was of platina-
gray wool, with black silk rutfles on
the skirt. Cascades of these ruffles
formed the upper sleeves, with V in
sertion in the front and back of the
bodice. The triple shoulder cape or
collarette was of the gray lined with
the black silk. 1t set over the tops of
the sleeves and came to the waist line
in front, meeting in fichu fashion.