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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22

a.. time in which the ORIGINAL suit Is
reoding in the appellate court shall NOT
be counted. :. 4. .a .,n
have read the Act as II reaa ~
the wrong forum" while. In faet. II .ssns
SIN the wrong form" But II u ssiasn.
that the word form" IL m.spr'n' io'
''forrm." .. The
section sois has been amended 10 ~.
extent Of allowing circuit jung.
,n.rao, is prevented from holding the
sare and authorizes the Governor 10
designate any circuit Judge or any cor
noratIon Judge to hold corporauon
Eur, while there = vacancy therein.
CHAPTER 7n corrects verbal erro. IN
,ho Act Of January IS. 1855. amehuihs
section 2533, as TO probate OF Wills.
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ALEXANDRIA LIGHT INFANTRY
The Company VIII Cor~e to the Un'e'""s
Court Cases Continued.

,rryANDRIA. VA May I.-tSp-
csal,-The Alexandria Light lniah'ry
have decided to accept the many ih'i-
,ations that have been ex'ehdeu ''s"
IN no present in Richmond at the uh'eh-
=, en-. Soldiers and Sailors monu-
III Mt. 49,. wood alias
rrooLs have been arrested Tor khoch-
,n1 down and robbing Sefer Blouse on
Friday night last. taking from MN
x,r,I sum of money and a puncn Oh
tevs The keys have been fouhu III
I,ckson's house. TWO others. however
wore concerned in the robbery VINO naNe
NOT vet been found. The case can''
up before Mayor Strauss TINS MOI ni'e.
and the prisoners were heid LOT i"'
examination. -,
The nolice officers have also arrest a
Julius and Albert Driefus, two JUNK deal
ers of this city. on the charge OF re-
ceiving stolen goods. the men haNine'
I, seems. bought brsssss which were STORM
from the Richmond and Danviiie nan,
road The case was continued anu
the men released on bail
CHARTER GRANTED.
Iudpe Norton. OF the Corporation Court.
,o-dav granted a charter 10 the Keystone
creamery Company. This company
which proposes 10 do general cream
cry business. has it, capital stock at
no, less than $1,000 nor more than
SIOo 900. and IL Is divided into shares OF
sI00 II can hold 1000 acres OF lana,
and has its Office on King street. in this
city. with Captain X. Kemper as It's
local agent. Its president is Mr.. W. w.
Andrews. of Allcgh ny. Pa. with Mr.. w.
n. Nettleton. of Washington, ID. C., as It's
secretary and treasurer. and these, with
the addition of MIR. f.. y. Andrews make
No the Board Of Directors.
Mrs Maggie Downey. an esteemed Alex
andria lady. the wife OF Mr.. Larry
Downey, died at her home, on Duke
street. in this city. to-day.
A meeting Of the members OF all the
Protestant churches in the city was
held at the Southern Methodist
Episcopal church here on Sunday
last. when Rev. Dr. William Campbell.
agent Of the Bible Socie.y. delivered an
address explaining the working Of that
society. Il was decided not 10 organize
a branch Of II here, but 20 appoint a
committee, consisting Of ole m"mOer
from each church. to solicit contributions
from those who were Interested IL Bible
distribution. which was accordingly don +.
A good deal of attention waS attracted
here on Sunday last by the passing
through town. on the electric road. II
Jesse Coxey and twenty-five oth"r mem
bers Of the Commonweal, together with
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CAPTAIN pAWs's SUDDEN DEATH.
Carried or by Apopiery While Ins"S'"
In Prayer-Intermenf.

In Prayer--Interment
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May IL
,cnocial) This community was greauy
shocked on account of the death Vi ''p
tain Eugene Davis. which occurrei a' MS
residance. near this city, on SATURDAY
night. During Saturday Captain Jaws
~. on the streets OF Charlottesvliie' ap-
narsntIy in the best Of health. WINE en-
Gagged i'm prayer a stroke or apopieNy
came. and when found he nad pen ueau
for several minutes. Captain DAVIS "a'
ona of the most influential anu pes'
known men In this county, anu an atu.h'
Sunday-school worker, being county SUI
perintendeEt OF Sunday SCHOOLS. During
the war he was captain OF thu Aioemarie
tigbt- Horse Troop. and was a brave SOL
dier. He vas u years of age. His fune-
raj will take place tomorrow at IL ociocK
from the Episcopal church, and the IN
terrnent will be at the University Gene
terry.
CAPTAIN Davis was the son OF Professor
T A. @. Davis. the distinguished profess
sor of law at the University OF virginia
who died In the forties. and the brother
of Professor John Slaige Davis, late pro-
fessor of anatomy I'm the university. En-
tering the university when quite a young
man, he took the degree or Master OF
Arts before he was Is years OF age. and
his degree OF Bachelor of Laws before he
was %. He commenced the practice of
law before he was q at Palmyra, In Flu
wanna. and developed talent of the high
est order as "a lawyer OF skill and ability.
Later ne married a Miss Morris. of Louisa
county, and retired from the practice of
his profession. devoting himself TO the
management OF "Willoughby," his fine es-
tate near this city.
Mayor l.. r. Hanckel received letter
this morning announcing the death of
his uncle. Allan Il. Hanckel, which oc-
Cured I'm Liverpool. England. Mr..
Hanckel was about g. years Of age, and
went 20 Liverpool In 1860. He was sue
cessful cotton broker.
Or. r. L. Johnson died at his residence.
in this city. on Saturday night. He was
"A native Of Fauquier county. but had re-
sided in this place for several years. His
funeral took place this afternoon at
o'clock from the Episcopal church. In
terment at MaplewoOd cemetery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
NJ. Al5 EAST LaIGu sLIAL.-

DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLls.
NJ. so EAST LEIGH slltELi
BY virtue of deed OF trust. dat'l
ruary H. 1882 recorded IN Richmond O.
Gerry Court. in Deed Book 49, D.
49,. and at the request OF tha n'r.fc..
default having been made 100 patH..
debt secured, | VIII SOL by lllilN
ton. on the premises. or
THURSDAY. MAY %. l,t.
at O'clock l.. NJ, tne RIA. r.,lA
described IA said deed as '.ah ttat ,.i.
lot piece. or parcel Of AnI. VITA
proyemcnts thereon. lyinB AlI i.Il.
the city OF Richmond. and bluns
follows, TO wit. Beginning 40 a iY.I.
the north line of Leigh street l.t
about "A feet We, OF Ninth street f...
running westward along Leigh stft"t a
fronting thereon - feet. AMI tA'".I
tween parallel lines ~ feet g. an a.
in common, 10 feet WIDE
The dwelling contains about ten -
and brick wing or kitchen contains
four rooms. This property Do
nfantly located. ana rents readily,
make a nice home.
TERMS: Cash Tor expenses oi rtIr
debt due. S.O00, with interest from a
le 1892. balance at SIX. twelve.
ciettecn months. with . per cent ini
Tor notes secured on the property
BY consent, more liberal terms ni.t
announced At hour Of sale.
WILLIAM II. McTAliTlIN
Surviving Tru
Sale by l.. T.. Chaflin n CO.. Auction
t1g lA-flD
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Highest Of all Leavening Power-Laest y , oos
Roe! R Bsxa:z
ABSOLUTELY PURE
PURE

coxev.s famous billy-goat. when was -.
INDY attired I'm the Stars and strips
Tbev were on their way TO hIseis'ue
park. the new summer res'r one , m,,s-
from Mt Vernon. where a game ol ua
hall was TO hav, been player ps," ~
them and the shamrock 81 mns ~,
,nston. which was. however. postpohea %,
account Of the wet weath.,.
,r,.,n,, had gathered there ID witness IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22

By J. -. Elan q co.
Real Estate Auctionsers'
fff3 Main street.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COURT

neutrality-suspicious.
ny PUBLIC AUCTION
M .,rrrr-rIy SITUATED REsf-
p''"@ pENcE pRoPfkTY.,
No. 1906 EAST FRhNKLIMs, 81, srR bb,I.y
AN ATTRACTIVE DtT I.s, "i''"
AND A hkvtTIstfys yAcASr Lor
FRONTING. ToGETHEK, @ylSI FEET
AND FACING LIBBY hill fAlfh.
Baker W.. Fleet and others-in The ,han
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond
7, pursuance OF the decree % soyemi"i
7. is.1. in the above-namei cause, ih
undersigned special commissioner VIII Sol
bv pubIlc auction. on the premises, or
WEDNESDAY. MAY .. is9i
=, s.ao o'clock T.. ~, the REAL ESTATE
referred 10 I'm said deere II ing go
ahoye-usmed very attractive ana falpalf
restdenre No 2SC and the beaIifYI
building lot adjoining, fronting, .osr,n'
"a; feet on the north side ~ Franklin ~ cot
between Twenty-oighth AMI I"sht{ ~.
park, and extending back bciwen
r.lleI lines l57 feet To an alley Do tl''
wide The dwelling ~ ntat aNt
stantial ono. containing nihe f"'i"' 'i
good size well arrang ~, h.NN"s 80
lana, modern conVonienccs with stiOt
on the lot. and being - co"i,i tAW', .i
Observation-Disclosures home, the lot .n
which ~ stands fronting oNlll fcft
the adjoining lot fronts 3sSlsi teet aHi
has thu reon substantial small ti
hIiidIng ana some choice iruii'i
grape-vincs, etc.
For beauty OF situation. health. com
fort. and good ncighbCrhOod TINS prov N
is unsurpa ssed. and the seeker ~
desirable residence properly should If
neglect the opportunity AFFORDED ~ tt
sale.
TERMS: one third cash; the rssille 'r
two equal instruments By negotiable n'..I
az six and twelve months. Win o.
added from day OF sale. and thr i'|.
be retained until all the purchas. iu.n
is paid and a conveyance oniCr.i h1 tf
Court. II. {. HiCUARDSDN
Special Comm salUu -
J. II. Elam & Co. Auctioncefa
Grace y. Baker. Plaintiff, against I N
Fleet and ais. Defendants ~ inc ifH..
Gerry Court Of the city % tNchmnni
l. Charles W. Goddin. Clerk oi
court, certify that the bond rcluirri b.
the special commissioners by the
IN said cause OF November Z. ~, ..
been duly given.
Given under my hand this nth iay
November 1892.
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-
HIGH CONSTABLE's SALE.
i win sell at public aucsios on
WEDNESDAY, NAT 23, 1894,
at i2 O'Clock n. ct No 433 west Main sWe.s
me following property. 10 satisfy wr''s ~ my
aPoor.TABLEs. complete;
0TABLEs,
10 CHAIRS,
lcE-BOX,
FAR COUNTER,
BAR MIRROR,
CASH REGIS tEh.
BEER-PuNP.
lot OF GLAsswA
"HaiRs. spIrrooxs,
and such ar,Iclss as are usually found In nrss-
e'S Tsa psf.r Sasn. &C. GARRISON.
my - Hish Constable City OF Richmond.
By George s. vashon. Jr, Auctioneer.
north Tenth street.
A UCTION SALE OF SIX HOUSES
N ANDLOTs.
FOUR OF WHICH T6, G2NsiSr OF '''oN
NOS m 70, nj io AID rs NORTH Sc
COMP STREET.
FRONTING TOGETHER g. FEET .
INCHES ON SECOND STREET.
RUNNING BACK GOOD
DEPTH. -.
AND THE REMAINING TWO CON
SYST OF FRAME DWELliN"S
OF THREE ROOMS EAcH,
ON JACKSON BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS, go,
NOS 2os AND 4s, FRONTING 10 o-i-
FEET EACH, BY GOOD DEPTH
BY request OF the owner. | VIII sen py
auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. MAY y. 1884.
at o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY ABOVE
described. -. 40 4,
good condition, and Will pay Wen as an
Investment. The Second street houses
whilst old. can be repaired, or neat anu ~,
more suitable buildings substitutes Oh
This lot. which Is a choice building ste
and generally sought after In THIS locali'S'
sale will commence on Second s''1e''
TERMS: Easy ,,ox tp
10 Auctioneer.
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WANT CUSTOMERS.

WANTED, YOU TO HAVE YOUR
w LAUNDRY WORK done by the TROY
STEAM LAUNDRY, whero they use pure, clear
spring wafer 10 do their work and tho latest TN
proved methods. IL will pay you to give us q
trial. Special rates 10 families. Works, Chest
nut Hill once. 200 north Filth street. Phone,
1854. Goods sent for and delivered.
myi3-Th, sa&Tu
IF YOU WISH THE MOST DE-
l. LIGHrFULLY refreshing spring and sum-
mer drink, which aitis digestion, promotes rest
funess and sleep, relieves nervousness and
prostraton, you try
RObins's Aromatic Phosphate.
A splendid beverage Of which you will net
tire.
fifty-cent and IL bottles. Always ready for
use. A. II. kOBlNs.
700 east Marshall
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ME WANT YOU TO WORK FOR

". mus MAKING W. 10 o3S Dor week.
Pssues preferred Who can furntsh . horye nd
nsvsl nronsh she country. team, though, d
0ue@ Spere eourS nay b used u rood ~
vaosaSa = J. JOHNSON = CO, No. : so1fh
1lsveaaa street, 2lehneua We. e S.TuIv
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lost. srRAYED. AND FOUND.

OoIs ON WcONEoUA1, MAI
IL III. 1894. between 304 south Bslvtdcre
strces, tho Monumental cnurch. and the pos.
liberal rnward viii b. paid for toe return Of the
same 70 S04 south eslvidsrs street, or 70 Post
Of1cs Beg Ito NJ Yo.Qfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22
EOR SALE.

FRAME DWELLING. nine rooms. papered
throughout, city water, lot 35X140 feet-price
$4,000.
FRAME DWELLING. six r,oms, papersd
throughout. lot 24laxl40, city wafer and bath
room large shade-troes OF elm and silver
maple back yard and side alleys paved
$4,000. his property Is within one square Of
the Soldiers and Sailors monument, LIBBY Hill.
due east.
VACANT LOT adjoining. 30x140. $1,000.
Also. FIVE SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS on
Franklin and on 1bTty.nrst streets. renting fox
oj86 Price $4,000. Z. G. GODDIN,
my 22-lr 3017 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22

WANTED, EVERYBODY IN THE
W city otry FRICK's COKE-the best fuel
prouded ior stoves and rsngea e3 for %
PM WOOD tor Sl.75 and ~ Der half cord.
Dkf OAK WOOD. e2.25 per half cord, ana ali
KINDS Of BEST FUEL Ct lowest prices. Fuii
S1ock bEsT srkAh COAL. 300 west Broad,
my i3otAteod6t CHARLES Il. PAGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22

CHAPMAN w. MORRlss AND OTHERS, ~
W. NIEGISfA STATE Insurance. tOETt.T
OTHERS, DkfsSDAsTs. md a.. v. As.
dOARlss, PLAINTIFF. " jazz Afrr.
TRUSTEE, AND OTBEHs, DKFFNuAhf-
CnANCERY COURT or The CITY % kiluI.
j. Charles W. Gcddin. ciork ~ the -lIi
certify that the bond required ~ fhs
com ni--ioners by the decrse N sal r...
April 40. 1894, has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand this -sfn Ilv
1894. CHARLES ". GOD
my ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22
By y. W. BoNe.
Real Estate AuctlODccr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 Goo.
i FRAME DWELLING No 2lf5 Nt..
STREET. WITH the FINE sD-fpUI I.. .f
WHICH 1T STANDS By Az Rios. -l- .f .'
ton OF a deed q trust from Joseph 4 i
ito uDdersign ID. dated MCrcl 4, 1898
recorded, ! VII, a. the rcgucrt Of f..
cary. default having been ma q 10 tlr
OF the debt secured, sou, by a3ct.oa,
premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. MAY %. 1854
NJ Q o'clock r. NJ, the EXCEtLEAl ''i
DWELLING above referred O., with fr
some lot ON Witch 10 stands. frontas 80
tho south side VI fonable street briHer"
ana Scott streets, and running taos
Burton street The house 4, very cons
and contains about Rooms besiigs a.
kitchen.
TRsss: Cash surrcient 20 pay the eE.
executing the trust and any past igg lf
"a discharge = note for $50 With iufrfr.
ltn Marcn. 1894 n crei. a. g. go aI
March 1898, and . further creiil 80 i
until Al March. 1895, all credit paYr
carry interest; and the residue on sict
tho efautor. his personal reprcsenisNt--
signs may prescribe. or IN default cd s4.
tion then upon such terms as tho to-
think A. y. ". hNH
my IL lf .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22

ssrI,HERE ARE NO FLIES ON
SMIru."-You cannot MAKE silk purse
out Of a sows ear. bu, you can secure your books
and money in ERRING-HALi~MARVlN CON-
PANY'S FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOfe SAFES.
Il. L. SMITH.
nv ~ No. rs corth Ninth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22
ny Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Au,tioneer,
No. IL north Tenth street
DOSITIVE AUCTION SALE
No. 1O1 west Jackson street.

BY request Of tao owner shall sell on tho
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 90, 1894,
at q o'clock =. NJ that DESIRABLE BRICK
STORE AND RESIDENCE at the southwest
corner Of PRICE and JACKSON STREETS.
The Improvements consists OF a largo BRICK
store, with fiat Of five or SIX rooms above, all
conveniently arranged, which should mako 10
desirable not only as place Of business, but
also as home.
Lot fronts . feet 3 inches on jackson street.
and runs back 80 feet inches, 20 al alley on
Price street
Parties seeking a frst-class location for store
purposes. or an Investment should NOT fail 70 DO
on hand as this property must be sold.
TERMS Easy anu announced at sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE
my l0%O,22k23 AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22

T,HOSE HAVING JOB CARPEN.
= TIRING to Do viii dad Il greatly to their
msessss 70 CAL o W. A. 8 DAVIS as 1910 ssss
weak - Essstly.ssducsd pSissa n IO.iw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22

WANTED, TO RENT A GROCERY
w STORE In tho city or ab0rt a mile or so
IN the county with about a six-room dwelling at
tached. Prefer the East-End. Would be WILL
ing 10 buy stock OF any party retiring from busi-
ness. Address GROCERY STORE, care Of Dis
PArrH NY 22-lt'
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a s pGpss rSs
lots from go s' $50 cash and SO monthly
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J. b. Elan & Co. Auctionccrs.

BY II. II. Chaflin u Co,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
No. | uor1n Tenth street.
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HORSES, MULES, cows, &c.
BrsrxEss WANTS.

A GENTS MAKE e AN HOUR
"a SELLING OUR spEcIALTIES This IL no
misrepresentation, ve guarantee It. Goods on
nreiy new end ssli N every store once, and
home Tsstttosy freah, nix splendid sellers, no
c0mpesitton Write for terms ana territory.
EukEkA CHkAICAL& MFG. CO.. Boz s, u
SIoose. WIS. my 2.oodly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22

TRAVELLERS SELLING COUN-
l. TRY trada IN Pennsylvania. OHIO. West
Virginia. aud Virginia can APPOINT AGENTS
for a Responsible rrm and receive commissions
on all sales made during the year. NO sellng
or samples. References. state at once section
you cover in confidence. Address PROflls'
Annapolis Junction, Md. my ls-H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22

WANTED, TRAVELLING SALES
w MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER. we
put our goods IN glass rolling pins. 500 month
salary and expenses. or % per cent. comnls-
sion. Good side line. II you want JOB. write.
Send STAMP for reply. CHICAGO BAKING
POWDER COMPANY, 767 Van Buren, stree
Cbi.aeo ap l5-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22

WANTED, A RELIABLE NURSE
w who can leave town in the simmer. Good
references required. Apply at No IL ucrth
sixth street. my 22-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED, FOUR GOOD LADY
w AGENTS tn travel for something to sn't
the times Good pay. Ca,l afternoon or evening
goo north Eighteenth street. mS (I-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22

CAIiE.S MEN WIN ITD, TO VIII
- our goods by sample TO tho wholesaIo anu
retail trade; sell on sight 10 every Businessman
or firm. Liberal salary and expenses paid. 20
silion permanent. For terms address WIN
stamp. CENTENNIAL MANUFACIUhiN|
COMPANY, Milwaukee, Wis
my Io.Ss Su&Tu12m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22

VX1ANTED, A BOY AND WOMAN
w that can COOK and WAIT OS TABLE.
AppIy at 1906 east Broad street near Chesa-
$3.50 and ohio nepot. my 22-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-22

Do e1ae.su ls2olsaa st ..s. Ns,n son .tIS.,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

bzikiem nazwac go raczy; lecz ja
pewny jestem siebie, re uczciwie
mysle i dzia}am. Pracq najwiecej
dokazac MONA. Za}ozy}em kurniki
i dobrze go urzqdzi}em; jezeli P.
Bog zycia uzyczy, r~ozszerze go
znacznie i PREY pomocy kurnika co
innego ~jeszcze zyskownego zaloze.
Try lata mia 10 lutego, jak
wstapi}em ma brzeg Ameryki, przy-
bywajqc z Galicy1. z Galicyi przy-
by}em, W Galicyi sta1a moja koleb-
ka, W Galicyi przezy}em 40 lat, 4
miesiace i 8 dni, co mi teraz jakby
"a ujme poczytano. A COZ to jest
Hallcya,' panowie antigalicyanie?
Wszak to najpiekniej i najhojniej
z natury wyposazona czesc ~ojczyz-
ny naszej. Tylko w}asnie ola jej
pieknosci i bogactw przysiad}o ja
plugawe zydostwo i ssie JIG zawsze
biedny OK. Rad austryacki. Przy-
by1em Z Galicyi ME jake awantur-
mix ma wzbogacenie sic, tylko ma
wezwanie mojego obecnie ks.
Biskupa W St, Cloud, ably W winni-
cy Pahskiej rodakom pos}ugiwat.
Me przyby}em ma czas, ale ma
sta}y pobyt. Nam juz pierwsze
papiery obywatelstwa skoro dzien
II lutego 800 t. nadejdzie ola mnie,
bede prosi} o zupe}ne obywatelstwo
St. "a. o chciwosG Mkt chyba
obwin1c mnie ME moze. Kr6lestwo
mole ME jest z tego swiata. Tkacz
ubogi sp. Felix's i c6rka ubogiego
rymarza sp. Magdalena Z Wygrzy-
walskich byli moimi rodzicami. -
Z w}asnym uszczerbkiem PREY po-
mocy brata, ktdry 0 Is lat predict
odemnie przyja} %swiecenia kap}ah-
skie, do szko}y mic posy4ali. Dw6ch
a tylko jest braci, obydwaj W
s1uzbie o}tarza. Starszy brat ks.
Franciszek M. ma piekne i
dochodne probostwo W Lace pod
R~zeszowem. Me nam przeto ola
kogo bogactw gromadzic. Jezeli mi
sic zas uda czego dorobit, to bedzie
ola niesmiertelnej matki mojej kos
cio}a sw. i ola braci polak6w.
Zafaczam wyrazy ~szczerej zyczli'
woSci
KS. N. M9kL0ssevs ki.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
W a n K i.

Kazdy, kt6ry zjedna KatoAiho.
eoS trzech nowYch a%bonentow J
przesle nam "a mich ca}oroczny
abonament, bedzle dostawa} "a
swoja fatyge przez ca4y rok jeden
egzemplarz KutojiAa dar1no.
Toszukuj jenny wszedz skrzet>
nych, rzetelnych agent6w; zas!ugi
lch n%alezycie wynagrodzimy.
Prezent "a przesianie ca:}o
rocznego abonamentu dajemy tyiko
tym, kt6rzy naprz6d "a Kutolikn
zap}aca.
Kto odbierze z poorly try
gazetY, u%wazanym jest "a abopenta ]
odpowledzlalnym "a abonanlen!.
Kto zmleni adres, pow'n;en
natychmiast podac wydawcv hnto
hka sw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, ktorzy vy1n2nle
ole odm6wiq gazety "a ~ln&r-lmc
TWEEN listowego lob 'nnry"
urzednika ~pocztcwego, Au<otih go
seiany bedzic dalej. Skcro kt.
zaprzestanie odbserac gazette, ln
'wlnien wpierw z%aplaclc, Jcz.)a &"
"a nla wlnien.
Pienjadze "a i dIa A05otik@
nalezy przese}at przez poczto~y w.
expresowy Money Order. M"z'
tez ~prz"se}ac abonamen: h:;;s
rach papierowych, przez I'">1H'
note, albo W jednocentowyoh iu:,
dwu"eutnwych znaczISa"E rccztn
wych, iecz jezeii abcnamtnt, "
tax. spos6b p%rzesfany, dr'd2s
przepaduie Geo SIC tym Srsir
bcrdzo rzadko zdarza1 wldavc>
H0tolika ne blelze "a to ma sieb't
odpouledzlalnosci. J'akm I.s1H
~na,jlepiej kszaG na poczcie rcg;sl'o
wac, DO wteocxas urzad p~u:2'rv>
bierze Ia siebie odpowledzta'nnst,
re wraz z zawartosci2 do]d4 VA
miejsce przeznaczen'a. Wszelk't
listy oraz przeselk: p'emezue dc
Kutoliho adreso &c:
II. Deydousha
SO b. End Str.
WINONA, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15
Cd pana A. SURDEL,

Cd pana A. SURDEL,
zawiadowcy drukarni ks. ku-
czyckiego, i redaktora mani
towockiego Gosc1A, odebralis-
my r6wnoczesnie Z powyzsza
korespondencya list, zaczyna-
jacy sic jak nastepuje:
,Szanowny Panic! Dzisiaj
przekonuj sic, ze wszystk1e
}otrostwa, jake Pan wyrzuca-
les Luczyckiemu, So prawdzl-
dziwe, a raczej ME by}a to
ami dziesiata czeSG prawdy. -
Co sic tn dzieje, trudno uwie.
rye. S1owem Luczycki ME
godzien zwac sic kap}anem.
Odszedlem Cd niego"i ID.
z szacunkiem
A. SURDEL.
LAX plsze ten, ktory Z roz-
kazu zepsutego ksiedza musia]
pisac ola Gosc1A oszczerstwa
ma wydawce KATOLlKA, a
take przerabia6 correspondent
eva napisana przez znanych &c
borrow Z Winony = przez co
lyle niewinnie wycierpielismy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-15

pc s procent.
lime warunki sa Ola zak}adania
szk61 w miastach, gdzie kilkaset
familij W poblizu mieszka, a inne
ma farmach - ola 100 familij Ia 80
milach kwadratowych rozrzuconych,
Y kt6rvch W dodatku dwie trzecie
~jeszcze ma twardym poczatku lagos
podarowania i d}ugi va grunt i
narzedzia rolnicze op}acat maja.
Kurnika urzadzeniem sic zaj-
mowa}em. DO i kt6z sic ma zajac,
iezeli ME w~}asciciel, ale ME II imu-
je sic zadnemi c%zynnosciami W
kurniku ola mnie nieodpowiedniemi;
%utrzymuje do tego osobnie dziew-
czyne i juz miesiac przesz}o ME
by}em w kurniku, DO ME mann
czasu ami ~potrzeby. A chociazbym
nawet poszed} i rzuci} garsc zboza
nienasyconym zarfokom, cdzby W
tenn z4ego by}o Tub nieprzyzwoitego.
Praca ME hanbi nikogo. Sw. Pawe}
Aposto} rogozki i kosze wyplata}.
Bye }atwo moze, re pomysf
moi wyda sig komu oryginalnym, i