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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26

--. SfOWO W S1OHO UhA
eamo p1akalam j rozpaczalam
pc nieboszczyku mezu 9
ola tego musialam p6jsc "a
mad, i choG co rok dale ma
nabozehstwo pc dawnym, DO go
|ieszcze kocham, ME przeszka-
dza mi to kochac i mego1
terazniejszego...
Wlasnie gdy sic to dziafo, W
okolice Starego i W naiblizsye
sa%siedztwo przybyt mezczyzna
mtody, ca}kiem nieznajomy
W tel stronie. ktory Zalesle
wzj4t dzier1awa. Wledziano
tylko, Re sic nazYwat Juliusz
Zlewa, be try letnie z cory
zaliczy} pieniadze, Re Z niklm
zyG ME chc9c, zamknietY W
domu, oddawa} sic ca1y
gospodarstwu, a wolne chwlle
trawil z ksla1ka Tub strzelba W
reku. M}ody, przystojnY i jak
sic zdawafo ME ubogi PREY,
bysz, DO wszystko co go
otacza}o zdradzalo dostatek, z
powier zchownoscia swiadczaca
o wychowaniu, twarza
zajmujaca i smutkiem oblana;
ME ma}o zaklopotat okolice, cd
ktorej stosunk6w usilnle 2dawai
sic stronic.
Nadzwyczaj wiec zalntrygo-
wato wszystklch, gdy sic
dowiedziano nagle, Re bYf W.
Starem. Ma pierwsza wiesc o.
tenn, p~atychmiast stare panic
wykrzyknefy klaskajsc W dfonIe
- Zobaczycie, re On sic z MIA
o&eni!
Tymczasem %tajemniczY Ju-
liusz prawdziwie przypadklem
zawita1 do Starego; potrzebowa1
kupi6 drzewa ma opal, 20
prostu ola umowienia sic o to,
przYbyl do ekonoma, ale
ekonoma ME bYlo, odes}ano
go do PAM. TAX sic zrobita
znajomos6 niespodzianie.
Osamotnionei kobiecie mi1em
bye mogfo, De ktos inny, nowy,
i ME tax iak starry znajoml,
natretny, zawitat do pustego
dworu. Juliusz zadziwil sic
temu widokowi szczerej 4afoby;
i mimowolnie zaiaf sic piekna
wdowa. Znac }atwo wrazliwy
cd razu poczui, De przypadko-
wa znaiomos6 waznym bedzie
W zYciu lego wypadklem.
Zatrzymal sic d}u4e], nil byfo
potrzeba, bawil sic re Stasiem
rozczulony, wYs}ucha} drzacy
krwawego opowiadania o
smierci Joachima i odjecha}
pijany, rozmarzony, smutnY i
sz%czesliwy. Me trudno odgad-
mac, De nova potrzeba gospo-
darska powo}a}a 60 do Starego,
gdzie r6wnie goscinnie i mile
W p%rostocie ducha bYf przyjetY;
Stas go pozpal i kazat mu
bawi6 sic z SODA a kt63by
odm6wil co biedne) sierotce?
Marya, pomyslafa lie te
odwiedzlny r63nie ludzie
t}6maczyc NIGGA, scisnelo jei
sic SERGE troche, ale spokojne
sumienie odepchne}o bojazh
iezyk6w z}osliwych. I Jullusz
zabawil d}u1ej, a powr6ci} do
domu gorzej pDany, rozmarzo-
ny wiecej, smutnieiszy i
s1czesliwszy.
Pc kilku dniach powr6cil
raz trzeci. przviecha} raz czwarty
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-26
LlsTOWNIK

j OA0IAO 1141IA I 0xA&
Podreczmsk
zawleraj9cy:
Nauke pisania list6w i gotowe
IVORY list6w,
" wszystkich przYpadkach zyol.,
s&czeg6lnie ~sost6sewomy do
uzytku j wygodY Polak6w v
Ameryce.
CENA 60 c.
W mocnej oprawie IS G.
Mona te ksiQ&ee dostat 70 ksif-
gorm5 Il. D~ERDOWSKZEGO "
Wlnona, MINI. 50 e. End str.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
CLYDE LINE.

"a CHARLESTON ). c.. the South ana South"e'"
JACKSONVILLE and gu rlor.a I,p2 n m
From Pier 30 T. H. 0oot OF Roosevelt $50, =. ~" ~
YEMASSEE. " 1890
IRODl
All steamers have class passenger
"''' - Bovlng Green. y. 7.
FLA CENT PENN. FAST F p LINE va ! InS %
GIT SO FRT & PASS r LINE. via tIlAisbtSIVUN',-
" r. G. EGER. GcAI ACT. 3,o u way, -. ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
THE RELATED ATPANI1 IN Port.
HEAVY GALES AND HIGH SEAS REPORTED hY
INCOMING VESSELS

HEAVY GALES AND HIGH SEAS REPORTED by
INCOMING VESSELS.
The experience Of the steamer Aurania' OF inc
c,unard Line is but one Of the many tales brought
,. MORT by belated vessels yesterday.
CO.. hd n stormy passage and encountered
continuous heavy gales from west to north
west which were particularly severe between
January and 49, on the 18th the wind blew
hurricane and 1t was accompanied by hish heau
seas No serious damage was caused. but seVerai
,.er,,,ators went by the board. The Aurania was
Obliged TO anchor off the bar for several hours
owing 10 a dense fog she was a day late. a.,
The h,rk Minden. from Colombo. Cochin ana
Namri,iIs arrived here yesterday morning all,'
hard fcht with the storms. She met heavy south-
east trade winds which carried away htr Jln-
boom and bowsprit. She was obilged To l,ut mo ny
Nautilus for repairs After leaving Mautl,iuS 'iS
Winden had variable weather. anu on JaiIuhlH J.;
She ran into strong northeast gaze sht har
heavy squalls and high seas for the foio"'"s
Thn INSTRUMENTATION Companys Mediterranean
e.aa,nnr Normannia. from Genoa. also came H. d
day late having been delayed by storms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
NOTES FROM TIE NAVY YARD

An order has been issued from the Navy Depart
rnent directing Commander Horace Elmer to trans
fer 70 the marine barracks a number Of rapidfring
guns for use in the drill and instruction Of marines
on duty at this station Orders have also been
Issued to transfer temporarily to the marine corps
two or more rapid-nrng guns for use AT the vari-
Gus marine barracks along the Atlantic coast and
"A; the Mare Island Navy Yard. but there will
necessarily be some delay in supplying the guns
owing 10 the backwarGness In the work OF getting
ready tho mounts.
The final orders relative to the alterations 10 be
made on the Machias and Cast.ne have not yet
come from Washington. and work on The vessels
will be held IN allowance until the department
takes action upon the recommendations OF the
Stability BOARD The board reports that these two
vessels are unsafe with their present armament
and give additional foundation for the heavy
runs anil iaasts recommends that the vessels be cut
in two ainidships and each heightened BY four-
teen feet The estimated cost Of making the atera-
tons Is $4,000
Lieutenant Commander Daniel Dolchanty, who IL
acting as Supervisor OF Ncw-York Harbor, and
his assistant Lieutenant John c. Fremont have
planned vigorous campaign 10 protect the naviga-
tion channels It Is proposed that the existing
anthority TO prevent violations of the dumping laws
Acting under instructions from, Washington. Adj
n,,rai tiherardi yesterday issued q general order
that every emp.0ye In the Navy Yard should file
with the heads OF departments a statement as to
his age citizenship. whether affiliated with the
Democratic or Republican party place OF residence
and length OF time living there. date OF employment
nj the NAVY Yard. etc. This IL in accordance with
and the information will be kept on file in tire
NAVY Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

REAL ESTATE.
Rr,s1NEss AT THE EXCHANGES.

The slackness in the market both al PUBIC CRU
private sale, still continues; the ohiS i''o'
feat ,re being that thu number Of sales under lore
clos "a ia largely on the decrease. and IN many
instances az in the case reported In Inc irlnun n
We sterday Defendants are able either 10 reuee en-
the PROPERTY before the sale or to buy 1t from the
auctioneer. . - .o..or,a,, Hall 7 How
& 20 onered No West One-hundred-ahu- .n'i ~. =!
thIrd.s hvesory brick fiat house, on and the
nj ,rtin in the proceedings, John T. PEARSON Mas
the buyer for 5000 and Interest. All 'he o'"e'
aries Ruermann & Co. have sold at prlVate
s. Tor Frederick W. Hasslnger three nve-sl<ory
nouhIe tenement houses. on full lots pe'ng No !.
- 1os and 2iO West Sixty-fourth-st. The price Is
a. stated but 1t is believed to be In the neighDor-
The Brush estate has sold. by Daniel Is Fr Il
MN 70 Charles T.. Runk OF FIR. Beck az o. NUS
A. 4, and 81 Rroid-st.. for about $oo,Wl ~ ~,
;r,a holding OF "A foreclosure sale at NO. D, LIo-
o,,,'st under the order Of Judge lngraham anu re-
ed 10 In Yesterdays Tribune, has causeu SON.
comment as ii now appears that the orier 100 90
ssin was made as recently as December . los'
snl that the proceedings have been coihneli ~,
.i,ca The order OF May 90 1892. changing tne p1aGe
- boiding official sales 1t Is now generaliy au-
r,itted that individual judges may have 'her SdS
Id on the Exchange II they 50 choose ho'"i'"'
standing the general order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
crrryyc DOVy COAL PROMOTION.

The sales agents OF the anthracite coal produc-
ing companies yesterday decided to recommend
further restriction In the output for January. The
outnut had been previously fixed at 2.7250O tons
but according TO yesterdays action the total amount
mined. including the Pennsylvania Railroad ana
not be more than 100000 tons The condition of
the trade demands this radical restrictive action
All ~ the companies are png up coal. It Is being
accumulated at nearly all points. and there is no
prospect Of stimulating demand b. REDUCTION IN
prices The only course left Is to cut the output
down 10 80 Der cent Of last years yield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
prAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

-,,.., M PA West: Mary Gray to Jacob eco ooo
,I hg,Ssc III 40 .a, Emily Mors9
R1s%9a So i Max schwartz and wife to
e,h-s'. les # II Ays"I Iera rs 1850
c' lsme. N ~; aa .o''o:
sam prerty An,9nr az shw 4y<'' to 10
SANE PROPERTY SANE 70 s', me-, To-
sam Sam propcriy LOUISA d ovrtt Administrative.
sa tG e' pr'pcriy same to
c y 4 NM jdad le3 Ws ct al to d"e
dic Klein "a, +, Of shave eax,s sheridan o. m
Shook and wife Rohcrt Grsaeen, Fin: 1'
e-st 49, Q, Gh-syc; Ch ans Gpnnthc T''
7. aha ~ 81 Wcs: Xifred O Mason to Alice
s! Hn'' corner q aiG.atc 2o1ico John
Mui.' TO IL, t'I n 81 ave- 25xioo John 90
nay to Ida : Pay a, 81 ;nmGa;ayc &xioo:
John g rTaspe t. Morz Frfy Mn1il freedman
s4 s''a a. KS Vast; solomon Gumpreeh' and
4, wi'% ~ Is East, Ellen King and another to ,ooo
Same porerty: same to Ellen King ana ano'' $1,000
4sl-s! lla q ~ 81 's 1 15sg Morsc 10000
E'ssone and VIE g. Eliza'", 1 N,s'1c Martin
T. song nnI % aH n n; n 1vc 25nioo Frederick
- ., Al t. Flonnora Wanick. .......:..... i'""
,i iG,E \" = E@s5. Mars MeSanus to Esther
,s Tll".F'." Iii Il Of Ave :$yg Thomas oo
hon ref J.
L",nr' nav" ~ l, ",' ~" 1850
ljnth.st NJ - East. Esther Silbrrsten to Max ,
K boy, ................ .......,....
iaifi-.t corner Madapn-av". V'N"' J'ie -o 900
LYONS Susan LIONS. ..........-..' '..,.... '''V
oIaVr. 10 l.3'j. Saiah Nc''lNn'' - -" '"" 81 oOo
lc Ga. . 800 II u Aa'tcr'Ia-ayr. 2'x
it.. Dor. Lyon AMI wife T. Juis.n .nl'
ii;ihst u lith-lv" '1'N l'r Hl'rl- +,
dan shook and wife 20 Abram pttcnh'l,r
Sa property and other property; Abiain Inv
ionhofcr sheridan shook =; ~ .,.,''; ~
lsIih-si. >. ~ T. " - - Nhh'a, ~.
-. Joseph Watkins ct al t" cara NJ ii'nE"'" I
Ia 'I'S 70 man Il + Carmnn estate. l2,h Ward: =,
Angus, IIoelIlc and wife - l;z,hcth "Mrpyy v.,
I.ith-s $50 n - NNlsrV' ['N'"p' 90 700
Herman Schmuck and wife - Ai'ph ": I,I. io''
l?,ih-s, 49, n . 81 Nllh"-aNr. ."Niu''
Maule Mason and another - Henry l. H'h''"- I,
1T 2 man MeiroSe Morri-ania Mary l. Mon &,
Washington ave. n l>fhSt; Nlla1
4, Fitzr-rall Agnes Fitzgerald ....- 40, -
LII ~ man ~. lott southern BoulcEarl avn
ward Joseph Monaghan AMI VII" !" ia"'VN . oo
u~,s,n,y-. " : - 4 ~ J"nningsst. 3'Nlp; go
vsrie Rose Frank T1nmhnn o''''
Gth-a,e " 80 q ~ Walnut =. 2'Nl'' &,
Htnmmin Kerr Robert Charlton. .....'.'',,'
Road from Wet Farms e. Hunts Point n . Az,
J,ninc land + ~ Philips. william Miller ~ NJ ~,
L., a@,i mar section l. w" estate. ri Ward ~
Land Improvement 60 I, Charles = Schre.."r.. o"'
.l-a,c. . " - ith-st sarah IL" To ka'c ,
,, M.l,'' I1 H., ia man Sow York City
private Tark Joseph -" and wiz" {" hht" q,
NcDsrmott ..............
sumn,t-rt n D. 100 = ~ An,nony-av". 2'xioo; o.o
Ioouora Jones AMI another 10 John pa'n'' -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. CINCIN.
NATL Sr. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRANS
10 j. II and i2;ls .ls MI IfTHsi,.nG i;ac p n
I:s might, G ,SnTSN Fl dRTis A. o
4 NJ Dining carr 30 ,a0c r NJ, ex. SUM 600 r
NJ Dining Carr $50 =. NJ. l2l5 night. All trains
daily ex. 400 +. NORFOLK, y 30 A. NJ daily. 80
r. 81 ex. sun NEw-oRlEANs T.. NJ. daily
Through Sleeping Via Washington and Shenandoah
Valley route. oiices: III? .o AIS LAO Broadway. 81
East itth-st.. 400 Grand-st ~ Y; IA Fultonst
Brooklyn station foot OF I.inerty,s:. G. T. r. ~ N
from hotel VI residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
WILLIAM LANE BDrKER KNIGHTED.

William Lane Booker, Consu-GeheTa Oh 'r'''
britain at New-York has been kniehied by me
r,aa, Letters patent have been issued. and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
rrcnRnED MORTGAGES.

a. c..-.. Io,uharg.r.
,..r 4 u,,rtgae.S........ $500
r.,-. 'f,,tf-., =. I,,tI Stevenson lirewlug g.
T.Isf.-af ~ MnrriSair Vcars........ 40"
lin. AMI .,if. III. Fustet a
'',,,'i''' -" t,,,,h 7, . ID, M,ll.on-aNr
l'-h, -. '-''"'' - - lT39
'ahll "ih"i"" {" "isry zen, no NM ,",r loco
W ''-t ~ - -, 'i,t
'l". ',..' ', ! ~ - v.'b,ir, ,olu
~. lots ~ iN'fl.l" am H",.,.tl -"
WarH. property of & II \ Forster. 50 o.o
iJth ~ ~ 10 W.. ,ii'llt \ "'N ,,,h =,
ihr Nf-IHus' li" INSURANCE w. " '"'"' ,,o
q" - "'ii-hNr. N''i -. . .s,, ~
DIV nm = d. 10 '',''a a.. IN, Tenn
INIT - l" III " az .'''''''' '' '' '' 40
yam g. $500, =, fr ,t,ii.- ~ Sit
'.'''l ..". ''''' - ' 80 W ~ W
,"'l--i. lt,,,i'. =, ia. i.l1,,l n
i'.''"@' " '',',t - ar t.,.,l,nv
swan nnd "n'ih.i' tinF'.'@' ~ '' '''.'''' a 900
~, I.lsi inur.w.u is..................: @Ooo
Same HymIn Gi''nSt"n". sam" property NO.,
'''''
EnIghfaliug. Clara VI. :" Joseph NhthihS ana
another ljIh-sf, ~ ~ - Nl'H"iAs-a''. 40
Year ....--- ''
Henderson. I.iic l.; - Johr Henry. Man 1900,
hat'anaL". n - l2Nh-~t Y''' "'''''
jenkins Thomas j.. Il At; '" u'" hi"n,y IN
80 aud Mofnnssid"-a'". j, year oo"
jenkins THOMAS j hh0 VII ~ ~. ~, y, ~,
- nj. "A"tu'"rs. '' = '""' ''''7'' " ON,
81 Manh1hn-aN', years, '..,,,,ii. :, "''
JtNlN. 'Hilli' anu nt..i.''' INN ''
brook No III Eat 18th st, y"ar...... ..:.' 800
Jorci i'on"rt {. t. Elizabeth hpt'ls' N''N- ON,
n,ld-si ~ Nn,''ns We" ,, - 2; tI,rr,h Van
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD :. ;. GU
y SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
WHITE STAR LINE.

.rou,or,c Ian II n m BritnnnIc Fob II. II ~ PI
siaJcsuc' an - Feb q. 30 p m
.ies ,,. Eeh n a r, sTcuonc. Mch I. $40 a. M
From White star Dock. foot OF West loth h,i;,,.
saloon $50 upw rd according to steamer "a. nd
c,,ion Of berth, cabin these stearn. ~. 90
go steernge 10 from the Old Country. ~ ~. 80
broadway. w-Yok Philndclpha once. f,o W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
6otels

Tm[E SHERWOOD MOTELo
aTH AVE. CORNER sTiI ST
gro NJ RnAl. Elegant suite
Rooms sputhern exposure
AMERICAN PLAN
- v,pco u WEST RID ST
- h~fwsrn aye. and Hroadway.-A Amer ican Plan
Suites with ba and toilet; transienia s. - - PER DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

/ NOIUMBTAN LINE
" VIA ISTIMJS or PANAMA,
To California. Mexico and Pacific Ports OK central anu
B South America. =.
/ coio,,b, noon II Para. Jan. ~ noon
Passengers hy this Francisco enjoy the com
n climate and the way call al port
I q, six central American Republics and Mexico ..
Cabin rassaga Francisco 'sis
~
Incutng meals and berth for voyage u four weeks
For ,nl particulars address the general agents
STAMFORD PARRY HEBRON 4 CO.,
T,ro.. pl.rN No "a y r.. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
Jnstrnrllon.
Musical instruction

I}rOOkIyn.
NH: BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, SEMINARY s Boa,o ns
and bay school for Girls a3d year opens sep'c" Der
l3S-1iO Montague-st.. Brooklyn " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new. JERSEY
IAnthracite coal used eNcIusi.eIy.J
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals

anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
Time Table IN Eject Dec. n. 1888 q.
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown MauSn Sh iao "a "a
10 soP ha. .5 40 - $3.50 t. Allentown P. sundays
40 7:i5 A. n. 1900. $50 NJ o.. =,
For M,ksssaTre ps,Sn am s'ran!Man A. Me
i FSr ReadnS g al Zoo 500 si5 1000 Iiso A. NJ.
1ay: 3s 80 SO oo 90 KS ESQ 5o p "s M iss
For Harrisburg n, 400 500. s:45 A. NJ LILO 49,
400 5:45 p. NJ. l2:l5 night Sundays loo o'oo T. me-
F"r Sa.bury Lewisburs and wilIIamspSrt ni at, 200
s:45 \. NJ. 100 1870 80 p NJ u ID n,sn,' er
cept saturday night Sundays 'lo A. NJ '''' = ''
For Rcd Bank Long Branch and g2ns ''rh 80 70 70 PPas
RANK 400 20 ,53S to Red Bank). Gl3 P ~ Sun.
DAYS except Grove and Ashury Park wv A. A''
wv FOR LAKEWOOD.
s.2O S.I5 A. NJ las $40. 400 p NJ
For Farningaale. Toms River. Barneyat PARK ana
Brrneeat 4:so Sis A. n. las I 20 p. N. =,
For Atlantic cry Nineland and Bridseton 4o ~ ''''
For MSnmouth Beach seabrght and Highland Beach.
go sis 1890 4 NJ 90. i'4'. 400 40 r. NJ
Sundays ''0 ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia week days. 400. 500 800 t poVV:
tai 70 5D % S1 , ~ 30 sS t' .5 2 g.
nisht.. sunday. 80 800 1880 Dining Car, A. NJ.
i:3o 500 dining Car 73o p. ~. l2i2 night, M ,,.so
For Btmore ani washing5on week 5 Sa}s y Ge
A. H. 50 800 dining CARS 100 ?. NJ. l2:l3 night,
Tickets and parior ear seats ean De- Procured az az
HIc Il East 81 ian s. it East 2s ss sSi 2s
St. psi Columbus Ave- NewYork G Court 81 $50 Egl.
Transfer Company Will call for and check bag
gage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
/ -FTTROPE Holy LAND. CALlIERNiA

n prDNr,D. FLORIDA MEXICO &c.-Select par,
best tickctng facilities choicest ocean berths Se'
=" H. GAZE & SONS. ii3 broadway New, torS'
ust lsiI) Official Ticket Agents. cher trunk l,llIe'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
Gcarbers.

A MERrcAX AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGnNcY
"A ,i,pnlcs Professors Teachers tutors fosefhesses
&C 10 colleges schools md Families. Apply 70
" Mis- NJ J. Young FULTON. 81 Union square.
A GTSC,Y Miriam Covriere supplies Tutors pfocsso''
n ,octo-s pnvrrncsaas etc. In all deIs recommends
rbools t. parents 1870 shave Rock Bding cor :o'hs
vINEACIiER WANTED ~ WooDWnN,.iN u-fpIIy , uy
stating uunlinrationg II instruction commit
tee Uchrow Technical institute &c StiNN'sahts''
Xy,ANTED-Englsh visiting teacher: s2veIncSs tncntF
w French. piano. goNotnes' f,ur%"'' rt'h''
English. companion fnr young girl sp king French ana
t;nrnnn vev superior position. Miss DoNONANS Irach
,rs'V ureau lith-st.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-11-16
The Wells of Tripoli.

The Friday market in Tripoli, Barbary,
held in the oasis, n little distance from
the town, is picturesque in the extreme.
On all sides the cNaspcrating grating Of
we'll pullcys produces motif too Wag-
merriam for uncducatcd ears, in pastoral
symphony played by full orchestra of
buzzing insects, grasshoppers whirring
shrilly, and the sun scorched palms
cracking their dry branches. In each
garden rise the two arms of q well, be-
tween which an enormous lCathcrn bag
mounts and dcsccnds OH rude wooden
pulley, the chief instrument of the above
mentioned music, discharging at each
trip flood of water.
The negro laborcr uses n camel, an OK,
sometimes his wife, to give the motion
to the machine by going up and down
an incline plane. The movement does
not stop day or night during the nine
t&a%Rs % to that hal VAT WHttf, SGaS%mi Mmicnn ana " +
thanks to constant care, that the yer.
dure of semi-tropical vegetation blooms
gayly in the sand
Under the protection Of pomegranate,
fig, orange, lemon and banana trees
through whose heavy foliage the sun
percolates, flourish maize and wheat,
vegetables and flowers of all sorts.
Above it all the stately palms balance
their heads in the superheatcd atmos-
phero -Scribner's Magazine.
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Scientific Paratloxes.

These scientific paradoxes arc grouped
together in Blackwood's Magazine: The
water which browns us, n fluent stream,
can be walked upon as ice. The bullet
which, when fired from musket, carries
death, will be harmless if ground to dust
before being fired. The crystallized part
Of the oil of roses, so graceful in its fra
GRANGE, a solid ut ordinary temperatures,
though really volatile, is compound
substance containing exactly the same
elements, and in exactly the same pro-
portions, as the gas with which we light
our streets. Tho tea which we daily
drink with benefit and pleasure produces
palpitations, nervous tremblings, and
even paralysis, if taken i'm excess; yet the
peculiar organic agent called theme, to
which tea owes its qualities, may be
taken by itself (as thcine, not as tea)
without any apprcciable effect.
The water which will allay our burn
ing thirst augments it when congealed
into snow, so that it is stated by eX-
plorers Of the Arctic regions that the ma
tives "prcfcr enduring the utmost cX-
tremity of thirst rather than attempt to
remove it by eating snow" Yet if tho
snow be melted it becomes drinkable
water. Nevertheless, although if melted
before entering the mouth it assuages
thirst like other water, when melted in
the mouth it has the opposite effect To
render this paradox moro striking, we
have only to remember that ice, which
melts more slowly i'm the mouth, is very
efficient in allaying thirst.
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State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
John c. Hunter adm'r of Henry L. Goss
ldI w. Goss, ct al.
IN obedience to an order made in the
l. above stated case, by His Honor. Judge
I. Is. Frazer, wall sell at Union, before the
Court House doo-, on salesday, December
3rd, 1894, during the legal hours of sale,
the following lands, to-wit:
). The Thomas Ninson place, in Union
County, containing two hundred and two
acres, more or less, adjoining the Skull
Shoals road, the Hancock Mill road aud
Israel Creek.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third cash, balance in one aud two
years, from day Of sale in equal instal llments
with interest on esch installment from day
of sale the credit portions to be secured by
bond ef purchaser and mortgage of premi.
ses, and IN insurance policy on all build
ings against fire, assigned to the Master
with the privilege to the purchaser to pay
all cash If he or she so desires, where ont
person purchases two or moro Of said lots
parcels or tracts of land the purchaser shal
have the right to demand that his or he
several purchases shall be included in one
deed in which cise the Master shall max
the one deed and secure the unpaid pur
chase money by one bond and one mortgage
the purchaser to pay for papers.
c, II. PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office Nov. 10th, 1891,
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DY virtue of power contained in mort
ID gage given by 7. d. G.. Gregory, dated
the 10th day of April A. D., 1889, to John
A. Fnnt, aud p, E. FAINT, partners, trading
under the firm name Of FAINT Broth ers, and
recorded IN the Office OF the Register OF
Mesne Conveyance, fer Union County, South
Carolina, in Book of Mortgages j. No. Q,
page Dos. We will sell to the highest bid
der, before the Courthouse door, at Union,
S. c., during the legal hours of sale, on
Salesday in December, 1894, certain lands
described in said mortgage, as follows:
TWO HUNDRED NISETYNINE AND oNE-nALr
dred that tract Of land co aini pg two hun
more OF ninety-nine and one-ha'f nn---,
HIara. = .s. s.""'" ..,ys ~ lands of ~ WI r
Briggs James Brown, f II. Spears, L. E.
GraSs'y, and of N. d. X. Gregory. deceased
containing FIVE hundred and fifty acres,
more or less,~adj Joining the parcel of land
above mentioned, and lands of William
.Goudclock, p. +. Faucet and others.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
JOHN a. FAINT,
=. f. FAINT,
Mortgages.
Nov. 10th. 1891
Nov Is 4G St.