davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03

czya sic T~owiahski, IL ME przyszedi mic
zburzyc W kosciele, ale raczej przy-
budowac wyzsze pietro ma fundamen-
tach starego i nowego zakonu przysta-
vic. Zgadzaja sic wszyscy, IL W istocie
Andrzej Towiahski praktykowai zycie
niesiychanej moralnosci i pobosnosci.
Zwolennicy jego zwali go ,,mistrzem".
Mickiewicz wiec i inni ~uczuli, re wiele
Inn brakuje w duchu, s}owie i czynie =
aoy zasfuzyc ma nazwe prawdziwego
chrzescianina. Jak zemdlalemu eter,
tax ola wielu towianizm ku przebudze-
niu Pos@uzy} = W duchu ich o%cucil, O.
zywi}, a w ruch mysl i uczucie wpra,
wi1. Towianizm sypa} wegle zarzace
pod piety i unusual wielu ~zaspanych do
piracy.
Druga czesc nauki p}odna W szcze-
golne Pomysiy, obejmuje obszar ogro-
mny domniemywah, tax re mysl ginie
W bogactwie fantazyjnych wnioskow.
Jest tam nova o ziemi naszej zamie-
szkafeJ Przez duchy krazace mad MIA,
jakby mad cmentarzem dawnych cial,
w ktorych odbywaly sic prace oczysz-
czenia.
o tel drugiej czesci ME bedziemy sic
tn r~ozpisywali.
Cokolwiek pisza o stosunku MCKEE
wicza do Towiahskiego, ,przekonari je-
stesmy, IL mia} Mickiewicz czyste,
wzniosse i Poczciwe zamiary. Bye mo-
re, re W sposobie podania cos uchybil,
DO move krzyki ma siebie wywola}.
Jeden zarzut uczyni6 trzeba 6wczesnej
Polskiej publicznosci a ten jest: IL
wszyscy prawie ami znaiac ami wiedzac,
ale Pc Prostu ma kredyt, ciagle o pysze
Mickiewicza rozmawiali.
By3a to wielka przesada i wygodny
wybieg tych, kt6rzy ME mogac dostat
grona wyscko zawieszonsgo, m6wia:
,,Niechcemy Gle, hos kwasne".
Mickiewicz byl zawsze troche pod
niosiy, goracy j ME gietki. Ale kto re
szczera prostota do niego sic ztliAyl -
a ME nudzi} GO swemi wiadomosciami-
to nietylko Mickiewicz ME dal mu u
czue swojej wyzszosci, ale z ~serdeczna
Polska dobrodusznoscia przyjmowa& i
do Poufafego stosunku przypusci}, a
czesto W zdaniu prostaczka szuka} ola
siebie rady. Otoz byio W MIN wiecej
przerostu j pedu d~uchowego, jak dumy
Tub pychy.
Co zas do mi}osci ojczyzny, to towia-
ME gotowi byli do wszelkich ola kraju
p~oswieceh.
RozPisalismy sic o towianach o lyle
o lie nam szczup{e RAINY pisma naszego
pozwalaja; j dodajmy, re nauki Towiah-
skiego Kosciol rzymski ME potwier-
dill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03
POkwitOWanie.
Chicago, l pazdziernika 1894,

Chicago, L Pazdziernika 1894,
Tow. Polek Gwiazda Zwyciestwa Mr..
1. zsozyso ma budowe polskiej szko3y
Parafi sw. Trolley $500. Szan. ola
rodawcom W imieniu parafi sw. Trojcy
dziekuje staroPOlskiem Bog zaplac.
Rowniez zwracam uwage osobom
tym' kt6rzy odebrali tykiety ma 40 a
krow gruntu, ktore beda puszczone ma
loterye ma korzysc budowy szkoly W
Parafi sw. Trolley, ably raczyli albo ty-
kieta slbo pieniadze zebrane "a takowe
najPozniej zwr6cic do 10 t. m.
u winnym szacunkiem
j, Knietz, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03

Ma imieninach p. Micha}a Magdziarza
zeorano ma Skarb W Rapperswylu $1.OO
przez p. Acknowledge.
p. Centalla zebral $500 ma Skarb
Mar. Pol. W Milwaukee,
w r~estauracyi p. Dangla, W Chicago,
ma wniosek p. Wilockiego zebrano ma
skarb w Rapperswylu cd nastepujacych
osob:
T. Wilocki 1Oc. p. Neuman 10. D.
Ambrozewski 10. p. Marasz 10. D.
Marchwicki 10. P. Nadolny 10. R. Sos.
nowski 10. p. Augustynowicz 10. D.
Sosnowski 10. PAM Ginter 10. p. Dan.
gel 10. p. Majewski 3. p. Plucihski 10
p. X. Adamczyk 25. Razem s1.5O.
Tow. Maodzierzy Sw. Floryana z}o.
zyfo ma Skarb W Rapperswylu e5c.
Ma weselu u OBJ. Michaia i Joanny
kukawskich W Chicago d. % wrzesnis
r. b. ma wniosek OBJ. NJ. Kukawskiepo
+. Zawadzkiego i Tom. Gierzyhskiego
zebrano ma Skarb w Rapperswylu cd
nastepujacych osob:
Micha} kukawski 25c; Joanna ku.
kawska %; Edward 10 i Tomasz 10 (sy.
nowie); Tomasz kukawski so; Wero.
nika knkawska %; Tomasz kukawski
(syn) 10; Franciszek Zawadzki 25;
Maryanna Zawadzka 10; Wincenty Mi.
lanowski 25; Franciszka Milanowska lC
K. Milanowski (syn) 10; Antoni Cy.
ganowski %; Antonina Cyganowska
10; Teofl Malinowski 25; Tomasz
Gierzyhski 25; Franciszka Szpener 25;
Karol szrajber 25; Miko1aj Szumnar.
ski 20; Balbina Szumnarska 10; Bole.
shaw Dymek %; Marya Dymek 10;
Julian Perski %; Stanislaw Siemiasz,
ko %; Jan Strasin %; walerya Maka.
rewicz 10; Razem 1925.
w Mr.. SO ,,Zgody" zaszIa pomylks
zecerska; ma skarb rap. przysla}a or. %
1854 a ME or. %.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03
WiadOmOsci z~wiazkOwe.

= Z~awiadamia sic wszystkich pol
skich Krawcow W Buffalo, N. Y. il
Tow. Krawcow Polskich or. 1874 Il. n.
Z. uchwali{o ma ostatniem ~posiedzeniu
dnia . wrzesnia r. b. znizy6 wstepne do
posowy ceny to jest $23 ola nowo wste-
Pujacych czionkow z powodu ciezkich
czasow. A vice skorzystajcie z tel
sPosobnosci. 4. Jedrzejenski, sekr.
- Niniejszem zawiadamiam czlon-
kow Tow. Stefana Buszczyhskiego or.
POS W Chicago, il posiedzenie kwartal-
ne odbedzie sic dnia IA pazdziernika O
o godz. 2ej Pc po{udniu W hall obywa-
tela M. Kluczyhskiego ma rogu 23ei j
Albany ave. ma kt6re to posiedzenie
wszyscy czionkowie powinni sic stawic
gdyz beda wazne sprawy do zalatwie-
MA zarazem; przypomina sic wszystkim
tym czionkom ktorzy zalegaja z zapla-
ia ably ma TEN posiedzeniu sic uiscili z
zalegiosci.
3 Pan Ignacy Machnikowski bedzie
mia1 odczyt ma tenn posiedzeniu z dzie}
Stefana Buszczyhskiego. Ma odczyt
wstep dozwolony take ola osob ME
n~alezacych do Towarzystwa. j. Siere-
cki, sekr.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam szan.
cz}onkow Tow. Jen. Bossaka Hauke
or. 80 W Jersey City, N. J. re posie-
dzenie kwartalne odbedzie sic W ponie-
dzia}ek dnia Is pazdziernika o godz. 2
wiecz. W novel sail pod mr.. $3.50
Gregory nj. ma ktore kaAdy czlonek
winien sic stawic, arazem zwracam u
wage ably cz}onkowie uiscili sic re
swych zalegiosci zw~iazkowych, gdyz W
Przeciwnym razie beda suspendowani
50. Wcjciechoaoski, sekr.
- Niniejszem zawiadamia sic 81.
czfonkow Tow. C~horagiew Polska or.
81 W South Brooklynie ably sic stawili
ma kwartalne posiedzenie dnia 10 paz-
dziernika rb. do sail zwyklych posie-
dzeh u OBJ. Kowalskiogo 6574-3rd av.
a dlatego Re many wazne sprawy do
zalatwienia, zatem nieobecnosc podpa-
da karze % cent.
j. 4ddmk, sekr. prot.
Czionkowie grupy 81 rAcza sic
zebrae ma posiedzenie kwartalne dnia
Ia Pazdzicrnika RIB. o godz. Bel DO Do
ludniu W sail pm. 121 franklin str.
Greenpoint N. Y. Komitet raczy
Przyby6 o godz. 2ej ola zalatwienia ra-
chunkow. Ma tenn posiedzeniu beds
Przyjmowani nowi ~kandydaci, omowie.
ME op{aty ma Skarb Narodowy i repu-
larna op}ata. n bratniem pozdrowie.
MEM n. Szmytkoacski, prezes.
w. Romihski, sekr.
Tow. Dram. Jednosc W Perth
Amboy, N. J. wysialo zsproszenia do
wszystkich Tow. istniejacyck W Perth
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03
kflka uwag mad kOrespOndencya
,,RObOtnika z COrnelia ul."
ndpisdf IL. ". Wrzesiaski.

SPoznifem sic w~prawdzie z odpowie-
dza niniejsza ma korespondencye ,,Ro-
botnika z Cornelia ulicy" ME sadie
Jednakze, ably j dzisiaj ME byia ona ma
~czasie; wa1niejsze punkta pozosta{y
niezawodnie W pamieci c~zytelnika lub
tatwo Je Przypomni, czytajac niniejsza
koresPondencye. Me Jest moim "a
miarem Polemizowac zkorespondentem,
DO z artykufu calego wieje uczciwa
chez, dobra wiara a przedevszystkiem
income Przekonanie W to, co wypowia-
Ola. Ale ,,quod capittot sensus"-il lie
glow lyle zdah, ola tego ME wezmie
mi szanowny correspondent "a zle, Re
nam pod niejednym wzgledem widze-
MIA inne zapatrywanie.
correspondent ma wstepie JAMAICA.
re Powstaja pomiedzy polonia amery-
kahska Projekta, majace ma celu poprawe
bytu materyalnego spo{ecze6stwa ma
szego, zktorych jednak laden ME tylko
ME wszed3 W zycie, ale nawet ME przy.
biera form faktycznie okreslonych O
lyle, ably mog} PREY wspolnej dziasal-
nose bye wykonalnym. Zdaje mi sic,
re sic ME myle, twierdzac, re korespon-
dent chcial przez to powiedziee, il cier-
Pimy ma Projektomania i re ! jak to
zwykle W tskich razach bywa, spla-
dzamy Projekta niepraktyczne mar
tive Psody ktore PREY porodzie juz
50 martwe, DO brsk i'm kardynalnepo
warunku zywotnosci: mozliwosci wpro-
wadzenia ich W zycie. Zarazem kore.
sPondent uderza ma swiezo przybv-
fych, re oni g}ownie tutejsze spole-
czehstwo polskie ba}amuca swoiemi
~Projektami, ME pojmujac silly i potrzeb
Polonii amerykahskiej, insinuujac i'm
Przytem osobiste materyalne korzysci,
jake motywa do tego.
Niezawodnie, re W wielu razach sad
Powyzszy jest s}usznym, ale ME MONA
go uwazac ga reguie beg wyjatku-za
dogmat; DO najprzod: wiele ~projektow
ME Jest niewykonalnymi, tyIko sobie
poradzic ME umiemy Tub ME chcemy,
bedac "a ma&o energiczni lub zadto u.
mysiowo leniwi; po wtore: ME wszystko
zie co greenhorni wymysla; a DO trze.
Gle; wiele projekt6w juz urzeczywi.
stniono J okazaiy sic zbawionnymi i
dobrymi = jakto ,,facta loquuntur",
czyny dowodza, n. p. zalozenie instytu.
cyl roznych.
Me uwazam podawanie proiekt6w
majacych ma celu podniesienie naszego
dobrobytu "a TAX wielkie zie, DO dowo-
dzi ono, Re jestesmy organizmem nor.
malnie funkcyonujacym. Kazdy z mas
wie' re mogloby bye lepiej, re powin-
nismy dszyc do wyzszego szczeblu tax
pod wzgledem materyalnym, iak mo-
ralnym ! intelektualnym.
Byloby to smutnym objawem, a DO
niekad dowodem rozkladania sic nasze.
go %organizmu narodowego, gdybysmy
sic uwazali "a d~oskona}ose absolutns:
byfoby to pyszalstwem, a niemiec mo.
WI; YHochmuth kommt vor dem Fall".
Zreszta po1ozenie nasze W obec innych
narodowosci dowodzi najlepiei, lie nam
Potrzeba do wzniesienia sic do poziomu
ma jakiem one stoja.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03
Ma skarb W Rapperswylu.
NEW YORK, n. Y. 20 wrzesnia 1894
SZanowna Redakcunl

lOOf.
Szanowna Redakcyol
Wskutek odezwy Komitetu Agita-
tacyjnego, wydelegowanego z Tow.
,Polonia" grupy 30 z. N. P. W sprawie
skarbu Rapperswylskiego, w dniu s
BIN. byiy reprezentowane nastepuiace
Tow. a mianowicie:
Tow. Polonia gr. 80 Il. N. p; Tow.
Sw. Jozefa; Tow. III Maj or. A Wv,
N. p; Tow. Jen. Czachowskiego or.
234; Battalion VOL. Pol. Strzelc6w;
Tow. Kosciuszko or. 40. Tow. Har.
monia; Tow. Gwiazda Wolnosci; Tow.
Zjednoczenie Polakow; Klub Polsko.
Observation-Disclosures; Legion VOL
nych Polskich Krakusow z Jersey City,
l Korpus Wojskich Polskich z jersey
City; Tow. M3odziezy Polskiej z Jer-
sey City; Tow. Czytelnia z Brooklyn;
Tow. Gwiazda Wolnosci z Yonkers;
Tow. KS. J. Poniatowskiego z Port
Richmond, S. l.; Tow. Sobieskiego 2
Paterson.
u Powodu ulewnego deszczu, zpro-
madzenie ME by}o liczne, wiec postano-
wlono' zanim Przystapimy do zawiaza-
MIA Oddziaiu albo fiji wzmiankowane-
60 ma wstepie Skarbu, odbyc j~eszcze
jedno posiedzenie W dniu 81 pazdzier.
nika rb. sail pod No. Is Rivington st.
Zdozyli ofare ma rzecz Skarbu Rap
Perswylskiego jak nastepuje:
T. Kornobis SOC; NJ. Choiar 25; J.
Wojtaszek %; St. Karczewski 25:
Ant. Domalewski %; FIR. Kowalski 25:
M. Komihski %; A. Lewinski so;
Syn Tadeusz 5; 7. Grzywi6ski so;
St. Domalewski %; Maya, Jadwiea,
Anna corki pc &c 10; w. Czechow-
ski %; Jan Drobinski 81; Leokadya
Jakubowska IL; ca. Raganowicz ~;
K. Krakowiecki 25; ]. wawrzy6ski
25; Jan Piechocki %; WI. Dackie.
wicz %; Jan, Karol j Kazimiera die
CT Jana Wojtaszek pc 5c.-15; FIR.
Sybilski 10; st. Rudnicki &c, Jozefa
[corkal 10; L. A. Krygier s1.OO.
Ogolna suma $3.50.
FIR. Do'ogiototoicz, sekr.
N. b. w mr.. 3S ,,Zgody" powtorzo-
no "a Polonia Re W New Yorku 8 b. m.
zebrano ma skarb Rapperswylski $40
jest mylnie podane do gazety ,,Polonii"
DO W rzeczywistosci zlozono tylko $3.50
FIR. Dovgiato,cicz.
$40 4. 18th st. New York, N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03
q pOsiedzenia Rzadu Centr. mp

w ubiegia sobote odbylo sic regu.
larne posiedzenie Rzadu Cent?. Zala.
twiono bardzo wiele spraw wewne.
trznych. w sprawie ,,charteru" Rad
Centr. bedzie sic komunikowa} bezpo.
srednio z grupami; a ,,Zgoda" udzieli
rozmaitych informacyi dopiero pc doko.
nanym fakcie inkorporacyi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03

W Mr.. S6 ,,Zgody" zaszla pomylka
zecerska; ma skarb rap. przysla}a gr. 25
S6.S4- a ME or. %.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03
SKARB POLSKI

MILWAUKEE,, WISCONSIN.
pod opieka Zwtazku Narodowego Polskiego.
4. Mafek, PREF 9th Ave. q Becher st., Milwaukee, Wis.
W. Pfotrowsk, kasyer, 4b2 Milwaukee ct. " "
y. Drozniakiewicz, sekr., S41- 18th Ave. d" 4"
AZ Wszelkie koreepondencyei przesyfki pieniefne
ma rzecz Skarbu Nsrodowego Polskiego nAlezy pre-
syfac pod adrosem sekretarza:
F. DROZNIAKIEWICZ,
Sal = sth Avenue, milwaukee, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03
BIURO RZADU CENTRALNEGO
-oRAz-
Redakcya i Drukarnia rZgody"
STA NOBLE STREET ILLINOIS.
xARzAD ZwIAZKU MAR. PoLsKIEGo:

cENZOR:.T: M. Helihski, No. 1 3. Superior street,
Duluth, MINI.
WICE-CENZOR:- 8. Lewandowski, 10 Sowinski AZ.
Cleveland Ohio.
Rad CENTRALNY ZwIAZKU MAR. POL.
(skfada sic z z czfonkow)
PREZES: IS. Il. Adalia Satalecki, s5 s.. Ashland
Ave, Chicago, Illinois.
WICE-PREZESOwIE:- ST. siomihsk, 6s Mflwau-
kee Ave. Chicago, Ill, Wiktor Bardonski, 6SS
Noble street, Chicago, Illinois.
KASYER: N. Majewsh, Ts Milwaukee Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois.
OPIEKUN0WIE KAsY:- Jan F. smulski, tS5 No
BILE ST.. Chicago, III. FIR. Smietanka, 6l5 w.
18th 81, Chicago, Ill. A. Groenwaldt, 6s Holt
st., Chicago. III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03

CIR. 29O Tow. Sw. Jozefa, W BeIlport
Y. zlozy}o ma Skarb Mar. 40c.
Grupa 216 ziozyIa 26c.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-10-03

JENERALNY
Noble st., Chicago, Ills.
,,ZGODY": =
Noble ST., Chicago, Ills.
S~EKRETARZ ,,ZGODY'':-
Noble St., Chicago, Ills.
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- Antoni Mafiek, SO
FIR. II. J~abiohski, 5H
j. ]. C~hrzanowski, SO
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-12-28

DR.. G. T. Kimmell, OF Kansas City,
but for several years a resident Of
Brunswick and the Bowling Green
prairie, came down to KeytesviIle
Tuesday night on business. Time 10
dealing gently with the doctor, ex-
cept he is not 20 fleshy as when he
lived in Charlton county. and is be-
coming quite gray. he told us that
M-s. Kimmell is enjoying the best of
health. and has taken a wonderful
fancy to chicken raising, IN which
business she has been quite success
full. She is rearing some of the most
desirable varieties. and has taken a
number of premiums at poultry
shows.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-12-28

Elder X. 5. Alexander, of st
Joseph, a yonng preacher OF the
Christian church, was in Ksytesville
Wednesday on his way to visit his
uncle, James Sportsman, and old
acquaintances out in the Gutbridge
Mills neigborhood. he is a nephew
OF Mr.. Sportsman's first wife and
was raised by her. He has been
preaching regularly some two years
and has been quite successful in his
work. His visit will be much appre.
ciated by his old neighbors.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-12-28

Col. John b. Hale. OF Csrrollton,
has been retained as counsel for the
Taylor Bros, who, it is expected,
will be tried at the next Jan. term
of the Carroll circuit court for mur-
lering the Meeks family. near Brown
,"g. Linn county, last May. Ex-
Cc-ernor Chas. z. Johnson, OF St.
Louis. who had previously been en-
ployed to deieud the Taylors, has re,
tired from tie case.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-12-28
A Suicidal Policy.

While at the Keytesville depot last
Saturday we noticed that an Omaha,
Neb., grocery firm was making a
delivery Of goods to few parties,
who had, no doubt, been gulled into
believing that they were getting
some "rare bargains" and that
"home merchants" had been robbing
them for loi these many years.
Had the purchaser stopped to
consider all OF the surroundings he
or she would have, unquestionably.
reached the conclusion that goods
bought away IRON home are high at
any price.
No home merchant, whose business
is crippled by the patronage these
metropolitan retail houses receive.
can afford to sell as cheap or pay as
high price for country produce as
he otherwise could and would do.
The greater the volume OF business
the less profit home merchant can
AFFORD to sell for.
Besides this, the farmer living ad-
jacent to or the resident OF town
who sends away fer goods Injuries
the business of the town which he
lives nearest to or In, and in doing 30
dspreciates the value Of his own
property. and at the same time dis
coursges every other enterprise that
already exists or that parties may
think OF establishing In such towns.
Such q policy 10 suicidal. and we
hope that those who have heretofore
INDUCED In it in this community will
quit it, and will henceiorth prove
loyal to their own interests and the
welfare Of their own town.
Patronise firms who help pay your
county and state tnxes and whose
prosperity will IN many ways contri-
butte TO your prosperity.
Goods Lought Ia Omaha or any
other city. thus helping to build up
metropolises to the detriment oil
your own home and town, whose
surcess is your snccsss. are high
very high, at any price.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-12-28

The troublein the Christian church,
at Ludlow. Livingston county, over
the use OF the organ which one OF
the opposing members denominated
"the wooden calf" has subsidized.
The organ was removed to other
quarters and doubtless will never be
returned to the church. till alter
Bro. Anderson. who fought against
it, shall have joined the ransomed
choir above.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-12-28
The Oia> and the New Courk.

Z Judge Hyde, the presiding. justice
;of the county court, and Judge Nick
'erson, associate justice for the east.
ern district, assisted in holding their
last county court at tbe close of the
called term last Wednesday. They
have made careful and paine taking
officials. and gracefully retire to
private life with no stains upon their
officislr9cosds.
The position held by Judge Hyde
will be held by Judge Herring, of
Brunswick, who is no novice in hold.
ing county courts. having served
efficiently as associate justice from
the western district for tour years.
Judge Charles E. Allen was re-
elected associate justice for the
western district. The fidelity with
which he has discharged the duties
of his oface:for the past two years is
q sufficient guarantee that he can be
trusted in the future.
Judge Henry Hays. member-elect
fer the eastern district, is q new
man On the bench, but he is known
to bs q safe man, andawill, no doubt,
make q discreet and wise official.
We predict that the new court will
be found adequate to, the satisfac-
tory discharge OF the duties in
scumbent upon it,, and that the
interests of the people whom it
serves will be safe in its hands.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-12-28

NJ. II. C. hyde informs US that
his brother. Rev. q. W. Hyde. who
has been under treatment at the
Baptist sanitarium. IN st. Louis, for
kidney trouble, is getting better, and
that the doctors think an operation
will not be necessary. Mr.. Walter
E. Hyde Is down there also under
treatment, having been indisPosed
for some time.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-12-28
cHRIsrrAs EVE ENTERTAINMENTS.
Both Bsp,ist and Methodist sundsy-sehools
Do Thsuselves Proud. - Interesting
s. Programs and Beautiful
Presents.


The entertsinment given by the Baptist
Sunday school on Christmas eve was deeid-
ed success and the attendsnce vas measured
by the capacity OF the house
The exercises we're opened by the singins oi
that soul ul-inspiring song. IAN Hall the fov-
q Of Jesus Name" 90 appropriate Tor the
oor>sion- Then followed the reading OF
-scripturs lesson and prayer. by Senator
Nackay: after which W. W. Hancock. one OF
81. popular and efneient workers In the
acAool. made q statement relating TO the OBJ
ssrts' and purposes Of the entertainment
Nsxt came the recita,ious and songs by tho
Htsje solks, Gil Of which ver. well rendered.
Il - hardly fair TO partieularise when aii did
% VEL
OF eourse the most noted event OF the oeea-
sion vas the appearance OF old "santa
Claus. Who, With the aid OF his little fairiss
ana brownies. had provided O well by the
vays;de, from which. with an old-iashioned
suesp. he drew n present for every boy and
rir, connected with the sunday-sehooi.
when this enjoyable feature oil the pro-
gram vns contaminated, eiosing song vas
sung which vas the signal for all to return
to th<ir homes
The program was directed by NJ r. Hoi-
comb. He and tho~e connected with him do
s,rv. the congratulations and thanks OF all
for their Iabors and the abundant success OF
The nice and highly pleasing entertainment
Of the evening.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-12-28
Fire in Ksyts.sviue.

Fire in Mrs. Martins millinery
store was discovered last Saturday
evening inst st night fall. Mrs.
Martin had left the shop short
time previous to the giving Of the
alarm. The Gre had made consid-
cradle headway among some highly
combustible materiaiss including q
box Of trimmed hats. when the dis
covery was made. BY. breaking in
the door Of her chop accsss was
gained to the, flse,. .which was soon
,quenched by > KbeFsl application Of
water, but not silF considerable dam
age had BEEN .dona to. her stock Of
millinery goods. Homthe flre origi-
natsd is q m5stesyS a. there had
been but little firs IL. the shop during
the entire day and which had pretty
well gone outin the ssove when Mrs.
Martin left the room. A box OF
trimmed hats whichlshe had received
but . few days prsvious. was de-
stroysd. also, q hex OF ribbons,
plumes and. other -1illinery goods.
Mrs. Martin has no. known enemies
who would lbs. suspisioned of dolne
such q dastardiy. deed. nor is, it
prob able, that an4incendiary would
have done.such,a "a thing at that time
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-12-28
At TEE xrruopusr cxusca.

The ,Msthodist sundaysehooi snssrtain-
usst st the church on Christmas eve was
pronouuced by oil present. TO be highly inter
1tiur and entertaining The decorations
v.r, elaborate and beautiful The painting
That hung back Of the pulpit. repressuting
ths angels that appeared 20 the shepherds at
A Cbrist,s birth, vas certainly tasty and ar
t,stie, IN fact. IL v-s the delight OF al Who
b,held IL rhs praise Of Mrs A p roo'ey'
- paiss.d sAs picfurs. vas upon sn iips.
rot ONLY for her skill .s an artist. but Tor her
indssatisable Efforts In behalf OF the success
Of the entertainment Much credit 10 also
dus II. b. Richardson. the efneient sunday
srhool superintspdsnt. and to hessrs- !. o.
and J. C. Rucker. and 20 all the ladies con-
,.rsrd With the school. including hesdames
wallace. White. Grinstead. Cox, Lowry and
rock and Mi.s-s Tavia and Maud Mann and
Knt. Richardson, all OF whom did good work
toward making the entertainment success
Many compliments vere passed upon Misses
Grne, Edwards and Idress Wallace Tor their
solo.. Ed. T. Miller vas at his best on tenor
.,a 4 C. Rueker vas never known 20 iail on
bass.
ni.s Maud Mann pr,siS,d st the organ
With efscisuey. dignity and grace
The young people. large and small AL d'd
splendidly in their rssp-etive parts. The
house vas iull to ovsrfoving. standing room
b~inr very scarce. The order throughout
vas unusually good. and the prcsents. while
moi eo~tly, vere numerous. there being one
present or more for evSry member OF the
school, both teacher and pupil Following
a the
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-12-28
The Lucky Cnes.

The years subscription offered by
the COURIER to the persons bringing
the ak longest ears OF corn to this
office. the six largest ears, and the
six ears containing the greatest
number OF rows, resulted as follows:
For the ak longest ears, Wn. d.
Staples, Of near Pee Dee.
For the six largest ears, Il. 81.
Tisdale, jn.. of near Keytesville.
For thu six ears containing the
greatest number of rows, George
Guthridge, COL, of near Guthridge
Mills.