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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12

ar. Travers E. Stout, of Charles
ton, formerly a Revenue Collector
here, and well known to many of
our people, died at the home of his
father-in-Iaw, at Spring Hill, on
Friday last. He leaves sorrowing
young wife and child.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12

Rev. a. E. Grover, has gone to
the Greenbrier Presbytery, which
meets at Fayetteville, therefore
there will be no preaching at the
upper Presbyterian church next
Sunday, either morning or night.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12

A. NJ. Bailey, a we'll known citi-
zen of Eugene, Oregon, says his
wife has for years been troubled
with chronic diarrhea and used
many remedies with little relief un-
til she tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and diarrhona Remedy,
which has cured her sound and
well. Give it trial and you will
be surprised at the prompt relief it
affords. 20 and so cent bottles for
sale by G. w. NJ. Hooff, Druggist.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12
FAMII.IAR cIReus.
The Only Biz show that win Interest
The Young and Old.

The Only Biz Show that VIII Interest
The Young and Old.
The only big show of the season
will have its tents pitched in Point
Pleasant. and ready for business on
Monday Sept. 18th. tits the only
Adam Forepaugh menagrie. hip.
podrome, wild west and trained ami
NAL show.
1t will bring the usual sights of a
great circus. with many new feat
ures, being a horse that walks u
tight rope, a baby elephant nonlyH
SO inshes high, the smallest in the
world, talking horse, complete
Roman hippodrome, and a large
herd of Elephants. The elephants
will go round under the manage
ment of Adam Forepnugh, son of
the Adam of circus fame. Fore.
paugh's show has always been not
ed for its excellent array of wild
animals, and no less for its circus
attractions, in expert horseback
riding, trapeze performances and
athletes generally. 1t holds first
place in the list of big shows and
likewise in the hearts of devotees of
the circus tent. 1t has a genuine
representation of the sports and
pastimes of the wild west. All its
artists have been selected from the
royal circus companies of the
world, forming an aggregation that
is unsurpassed. Don't get the date
mixed, but remember the Adam
Forepaugh show is billed to appear
in sail its glory" in Point Pleasant,
Monday Sept, 18th.
ORANGE BLossoMs.-At the resi-
denee of the brides father, B. Cor
rigan, on September 5, 1894, Willard
". Woodruff, of Columbus, Ohio,
and Miss Laura Corrigan, of Chill
licothe, Ohio, were joined in holy
matrimony. The happy couple
spent a few days here on their
bridal tour, the guests of our popu-
lar photographer, ]. W. Ish, the
brides uncle, at their beautiful
home opposite this city, going from
here to visit the historic Gauley
Bridge and Kanawha Falls. They
paid a short visit to F. l.. Paisley
and Mrs. L. B. Paisley, at Mont
gomery, on the Kanawha, return
ing here Sunday. The bride is Mr..
Ish's favorite niece, and some ele-
CANT negatives of the bride and
groom, and also of Mr.. Ish's resi-
dence, which are elegant specimens
of the art, were taken, and will be
presented to the bride. They re-
turned to Columbus, their future
home, the first of the week. Mr..
Woodruff is a splendid business
young man, and the bride one of
Chillicothe's popular young ladies.
On behalf of J. w. Ish and wife we
extend our congratulations, and
wish the happy couple a long and
useful life.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12

DR.. Edward Thompson, son CT
Bishop Thompson, and one of the
prominent representatives of the
American Sunday League, will
preach in Trinity NJ E. Church, on
Sunday morning, Sept 10th, at 10
a. m. This will be a rare chance to
hear one of the most eminent men
of the day. All are invited, and
those who appreciate ability may
expect spiritual aud Intellectual
treat.
Lock IL ITEMS. Excavation for
the Lock is almost completed.
MISS Mary Poindexter, of Charles
ton, who has been visiting her
uncle, Mr. Geo. S. Patrick, returned
home Friday
Miss Lena Blaekwood, of Lock z,
was the guest of her brother, Chas.
B., and friends the first of the week,
and returned homo Tuesday, accom-
panied by Miss Annie Armstrong,
daughter of Judge Armstrong, OF
Ripley, who will spend several
weeks as her guest.
Quito a number of workmen at
Lock ! / took in the excursion on
the K. & II Sunday.
R. G. YenabIe, Esq, U. S. En-
gineer at Lock II, has been trans
ferred to Lock q and his nephew,
Mr.. Walter YenabIe, of Lock 9, has
been removed to lock II.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12

AIRS. E. j. Montgomery has pur-
chased the millinery store of Hiss
Louise yollert, and will continue
the business at the same room.
Mrs. Montgomery is a popular lady,
and we trust she will meet with
abundant success.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12
To the Pub1ie

When you come to town on satur-
days stop Ct Jewett's Lunch Room and
get youS1 cent lunch worth % cents.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12

Chas. Roush and Preston Flesh
err, charged with robbing E. ]. Ba-
ker's store, this county, were SEN
fenced Tuesday last, to two years
each in the penitentiary. Prosecu-
ting Attorney, Lon T. Pilchard, is
doing rapid work. Ike Smith was
indicted, convicted aud sentenced to
one year in the penitentiary within
an hour for larceny.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12

DIEp.-Mra. Maggie Saunders,
wife of4Jas. a. Saunders, living on
Five Mile creek, this county, Of
typhoid fever, Friday night, Sep
TENDER 9TH. Buried at Concord
church, 10 a. M, Saturday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12

THREE MILE.-Farmers are busy
cutting corn in this vicinity.
]. D. Schools and family, who have
been visiting their father, P. o.
Schools, have returned to their
home in the Extension.
George Rice and wife, have re-
turned home after a visit to their
daughter, at West Columbia.
Miss Yirgie Kincade spent Sun
day at home.
Mrs. sallie Ward, of GalIipolis,
who has been visiting the family OF
Capt Jas. Barnett, has returned
home.
Misses Sadie Schools and Mary
swisher, spent Sunday with Miss
Maggie Rice.
There will be preaching at Hick.
DRY Chapel the 23d of September
at half past ten o'clock. EUGENE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12

ARLEE-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rim.
mey, are happy over the arrival OF
a son at heir house, August 18th
The dry weather has cut crop.
pretty shot in this section, and this
winter maty farmers will be with.
out feed fol their stock.
We had 4 fair rain the other day
but we are afraid it came too late
except to hep fall pastures.
Politics isgetting pretty warm il
this section Many Republicans are
disgruntlod over the candidates
named by the Republican bosses
and Woods Precinct will be very
apt to show big increase in th,
Democratic voc.
Our farmers are now busy cut
ting up their ,orn, and about al
they will get isfOdder.
a good deal o, petty thieving il
going on in our nighborbood.
You and Whey should com,
over and eat cornpread and chick
en- and drink buttr-milk, with tn,
voters of this preeiet.
As a general ruleour community
is very healthy, BIT still there il
some sickness, whie is attributed
TO the water which is now SO Low
in the wells and sprips. REF.
TnANKs.-Mr. joins. Miller hai
our thanks for nice It of chinka
pins, left with us Mondy.
Mr.. W. D. Hall, alp, has oul
thanks for a huge WATERMELON, sen
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12

A party of six Italians, coming
down the river, Thursday, in a
sail yacht, concluded they would
help themselves to some of John
Cartmill's melons, on Peter Lewis
place, and whom ordered to leave
refused to do SO. We understand
several shots were fred between the
parties. When they arrived here
officers Smith, Foglesong and Gard
ner raked them in, and after night
in Jail, they were allowed to pay
the costs, about s14, and were set
at liberty.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12

A FINE BU1LD1NG-James and
George Shank, of Clifton, better
known as Shank Bros, have about
completed a handsome residence
for Mr.. W. G. Wheaton, Cashier of
the First National Bank, of CALI
polls. 1t contains thirteen rooms,
with all modern improvements. 1t
is said to be the finest building in
Gallipolis, and reflects great credit
upon the artistic skill and work
manship of these worthy young
men.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12
Many New Foreign Features Never Before Seen IN Amerea

Many New Foreign Never Before Seen In America
only
The only the world that herd
has fu complete Roman
many noyeIi
THE GRAND PARADE
Free to all should
the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-09-12

Thieves visited the dairy of Mr..
Jas. NJ. II. Beale, OF Mercer's Bot
tom, Sunday night, and carried
away all of the milk and butter in
the milk-house. The thieves were
tracked to the river, and suspicion
rests upon occupants of the shanty
boats along the river at that place.
Mr.. Beale says, as he had company,
the thieves might have been con
siderate enough to have left him
and his guests a roll of butter, and
cream enough for breakfast.
John Smith colored, notorious
character, who has already served
a term in the Penitentiary, seems
to be in fair way to go to Mounds.
vile, again as he was apprehended
the other day for stealing, and
now languishes in the county Jail.
In answer to the question: "What
is Home without Newspaper" an
exchange says: Otis a place where
hats are stuffed in the window
Panes, where children are like pigs
the wife like a savage and the hus.
band with panorama of the dis.
NAL swamp painted on his shirt
front with tobacco juice.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04
Das Saufeit in Dublin.

gas Der 8raf bon GrenpiQe ben al
ten 0aloebOf in gr0Bter aufre9un0 pcr=
lailen bate, ltano GObin cine 9Sslie ME
f%eltgeWlrSelt oa, ni1t wiIienO, mas er
tbun iDle. GnDli1, ais er aus ieiner
Gritarrun9 ertpa9te, trat er ans sem
lter, I'm 81 ieben, iuObin iein @ater lib
gemenoet babe; aber Dieier ipar bereits
uerl1uuuoen.
Sn Der lleberjeugun9, oab Der Graf
GOnltanSe in Dem SaiOebof ~perboraen
balte, our9iubte er ollie &aume, bic
ibm 3~ugangli9 warell, aber per9ebens.
Isle lit nibt bier" fpra6 er Sl ii6
ielbit. sd tam sa ipat. GepiB bat
mein Tnter lie an einen Mnoeru, linn
li6erer ideinenben Srt gebra1t. Sod
l6 werbe lie TInDen; i9 iuerOe ieiner
Spur fOl9en."
Sen Sag iiber unO Die fOl9enoe Na6t
barrie er pcrgebens in Der Ndbe bon
Wallburit auf bas Gri6eineu oes 8raz
zen. Sa erfubr er Don einem Seloar=
better am nd6iten Mor9eu our1 ;3u=
fau, oaB Der @rai cine ipeite Geiie
made. Sei oieIer Na1ri9t perlicB i'm
ale SoirIng. Die 0eiiebte je ,uieoer=
Snfinoen. Satte iein yater oas arme
Wtdo6en io9ar aus Gnal0no iort9e=
bra9t! 99as iolte er nun be0innen?
Gr rift in ole Staot suriid, lieB iein
Plero III leinem SOtel uno iubr nit
Dem nddIten SAnellsu0e mad gonoon,
no er weitere Na6ioriNun9cn nit bcl=
lerem grfol8e anlteuen 81 tOnnen Doite.
6ortiebun9 olqt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04
40.
Die Sefreiuns

Sroboem man Die Sa6e 0e6eim sl
balten iubte, perbreitete iid bod balo
unter alien, Die nit Dem Spie in Ser
binOung itanoen, bic 9ieuigteit, oaB
Sebaltian ais Gbriit entlarpt mproen
lei uno mor0en tpotgel1ollen weroen
iOlle; atxr All NiemalO ma6te bic opp=
petite 9teligieit einen iOlden Ginorud,
ais auf Sabiola.
,.GebNitian ein G9riIt!" iprad Iie
bel liD ielbIt; der eOelite. reinlte, mei=
'elte unter ben porneDmen Gomern, Elm
6lie0 jener 9elleinen, einiQlti9en Sette?
unm08ll1! llno oO0 i0eint es 5Bat=
label"
,yin ib ben 0etluiGt Doroen? @or
or ni6t, iuas er lbIen? g8ar er elm ae=
meirer getrii9er, tuelher Su9sno beil6=
elite, aber ins9ebeim Elm loferer Weni1?
unmOgll9!"
Dies mar in Der Shat nnm6sli6!
Sic bate lldere Selpeiie oaDon. Gr
lunbte, Dab CT ibre Sano uno ibr Ser=
mo9eu bate babeu t%0nner, tpenn er nm
lie anbielt, uno bod bate er b6hIt eoel=
miltbi9, leibitios lno Sart 9egen lie ae=
banoelt. Gr mar, iuas er ldieu, oapon
mar lie ilberScugt = niGt peraoloet,
lDn0ern @Dlo.
Nber wie lieb ii9 oieie Gri6einunq
%erfldren, baB elm 6briit Nles iein ioQte,
mas gut, t%ugenpbait, llebenspiiroig
lit?
Sine 9Dilna Oes &dtbiels fam 3D.
bipla nle in Den Sinn oaB er ndmli6
all 0ies mar, ebeu psil er elm Gbrilt
mar; lie iab eben oas Problem nur in
anDerer 6Orm: wie tOnnte er all oies
lcill, trOboem oaB er elm Gbriit mar?
Seraeblib iuGte iie lib Dies 81 ertld=
rem. Snn tam ibr wieoer Der 8e.
oante: ,Siellei6t bate bod Der quite
alte ~6brOmatlls rcdt uno Oas Gbrilten=
tbum 1T ni1t oas, mas ib mir Oarllns
ter porltellte; i1 hattie me6r oariiber
na6forlden Ipllen. SD bin iiberSeu9t
Sebaltian that ME Die I6redliben
Sin9e, Die man ben 6brilten sui6reibt;
uno bod bsi4uloist lie ieoermann Osrs
Ielben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04

Or. prices Cream Safine popoer.
@cltsauSteauass Meoaiae uno Giplom.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
ASHLAND 3 Wrzesnia.

ST. PAUL MINI. Polar
borrow, ktory lyle narobi'
nieszczeScia, poc2at sic ogr's
" pile parowej Jana Martha,
w miasleczku Mission Geek.
Zachodzi Ottawa, IL zgiue!o
pare partyi zanoznych obywa.
tell zJad 2 Minneapolis, kt5re
wlasuje by1y owych borach
ma p%olowanlu.
Njezawodn;e TED spali|i o;e
drwale, kt6fz} przYgotowywall
w borach (camps) obozo wiska
ma zine.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

Zycie tych ~kosmopoli-
tow W dobrych czasach ME
okazywa}o sic ciezarem ola
sasiadow, lecz tetaz, gdy
zarobek stall sic trudnym
i niedostatek jest wsr6d ludu,
ka4dy liczy sic z jntrem i
pyta: Czego oni zadaja
cd mas? Wszak brazil }ap6wki,
zyli mad stan - drwili sobie
z WARY, Boga i Acknowledgment
ludzi, a teraz Cd mas g }upich
zadaja %pomocy?!
Rozwinieta W tym kierunku
agitacya p}aszczem polskim
pokry6 sic ME da, lubo dotad
gl6wnie wspierana jest przez
chlowieka importowanego,
kt6ry przylizuje sic do mas,
lax Niemiec do nieba.
Bardzo wielu tute1szych
Polak6w kupuje grunta
vychodzi z miasta ma fanny,
pod Williamstown n, gdzie
wkr6tce ma stanaG nowy kos
cio} pclski, ma co farmerzy
juz maja pozwolenie Cd Bis.
kupa.
Podobno niezad}ugo spro-
wadzi tn sic doktor polski =
Z Detroit. Dobry doktor
Pclak i dobra polska apteka
moga liczy6 u mas ma powo-
d7enie.
SOKOk.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
Eoha z Bay City.
I Wrze5nia.

Niekt6rzy tutejsi polscy
obywatele nosza sic z my$la
z~aEozenia klubu, kt6rego &C.
lem byloby wspieranie cz}on-
k6w upa d}ych W wierze
ma stanowisku / rowni z
uczciwymi ludzmi. w szeregl
tego klubu niezawodnie wste-
powac beda sami wich}acze i
bezboznicy, kt6rzy ola korzySci
w}asnych i ola b]asku sr6d
Amerykan6w dobrowolnie
wyrzekli sic WARY swych
przodkow / bezwstydnie wy
zuli z wszystkiego CO polskie
Ciezkie easy, brak zarobk'l
pieniedzy, najlepszem So
lekarstWem ma marnotrawc6w,
kt6rym dot4d nigdY ME
przysz}o do g}owy, re W Anne
ryce kazdy Polak obowiazany
sest, dzwigat ciezary, trady-
cyjne ma mas wlozone.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
60 B>DWiecle un to?

Ofarujemy 100 dolar6w uagro-
dy "a wszelki rrzypadek kataru,
k~t6regoby ME zdo{a3o wyleczyc
Iekarstwo Halls Catarrh Cure.
Jest to wynaIazek pan6w F. J.
CHENEY & Co. W Toledo, Ohio.
My n'zej podpisann znamy p.
j. Cheney cd Is lat, / uwa5amy
go "a cziowlekA uclciwego i zasfu-
gu;acego ma %zaufan1e W sprawach
buslnesowvch l fnansowJch.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, O.
WALD1NG, K1NNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, @.
Halls Catarh Cure blerze sic
wewnetrzn'e, dzia1a ono posrednio
ma krew dotkniete czesc1 cia1a.
Cena, 75c. butelka. Sprzedaja wszys-
cy aptekarze. Sx:adectwo darmo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
"a
E Norris RIM
(PA.)

L SIZVSulds
Prose- umlescic W {amach Ko-
to3ika.
Dnia 20 Slerpnia pon16sf smierG
W kopalni wegla. skutklem ober-
wanna sic g6rnego kamien1a, 20
letni syn Oh. Michonsk1ego.
Pogrzeb odby4 sig dn1a 80
Wrzesnia, PREY dose llcznem ze-
branlu. Iuoo m1eiscowy ks. pro-
boszcz ME brat udzla3u W pogrzebie;
gdyz p'lny interes kosc;elny po-
woka} go do New Yorku.
Pc dwumlesjecznych wakacy-
ach szk6lnych zacznle sic W dniu
4 WrzeSnia nauka W szkole pol.
Nauczycielem bedzie nowo
przyby{y %nauczyciel / organiata D.
Pidrczynski.
Pc trzechmi esiecznem strajku
robota zanadto ME Idle. Gorpicy
pracuja tylko DO dx6ch dni W
tydzieh, a W przesz}ym tygodnlu
tylko try czwarte dnia.
liche easy ola robotnika - bleda
wszedzie "a rzad6w demokrackich.
Nasza polska kapela ;juz upa-
da}a, lecz teraz napowrot sic zor-
ganizowa1a.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
w NANTICOKE, Pa. juz
zalozono fundamental pod
drugi polski kosci6l.
WI ERYKA
kleska ognio-

STRASZNA kIeska ognio-
wa nawiedzila przestrzeh
lcsista pomiedzy St. Paul a
Duluth, W Sobote I
Wrzesnia. Ogieh z palacej
sic pity rozla} sia ma sasied:
ME lasy i %p}omienie pedzonc
sllnym wiatrem pedzily
szerokim pasem, ma mil
kilkadziesiat, wszystko nisz-
czac pc drodze.
Siedm miasteczek, liczacych
Cd 300 do 1000 mieszkahcow,
W gruzacn: Hincley, Sand
stone, Pokegama, Sandstone
Juction, Skunk Lake, Mission
Creek i Willow River.W tych
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
Pre- u U saa es"Rfn WymOS1
r0cxR2ie
Y Stapacn Hjcd. i Kanadzle 500
y Europe ~(konieczEie K ..prz6a) $3.50
{Hr
w a r u n k /.

Warunki /.
K&2dy, kt6ry zjedna Kato5ib6o
aes trzech nowYch abonent6w
prze6le nam "a mich ca{erocznY
abonament, bedz1e dostavak 20
swoja fatyge przez caAy rok jeden
egzeopiarz Katolika darmo.
FoszukujemY wszedz;e skrzet-
aych, rzetelnych agent6w; zasfugi
sch %Eale2ycie wynagrodzimY.
Prezent "a przes}anie carlo
eoeznegc abonamentu dajemy tylko
sym, kt6rzy naprz6d "a Kotozi;Io
sap{ac2,
Kto odbierze z pocsy tray
gazety, %uwazanym jest "a aborenta i
adpewledzlalnym ga abonament.
Kto zm1eni adres, pow1nien
natychmiast podad wydawcy .Kote
6ka sw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, ktorzy wyrazp1e
ale oduadwi9 gazety "a ~posreamc>
swem Iistowego ;uh ;nnego
arzednika poczsewego, Ka<od% po-
sekany bedzie dalej. Skoro kto
~saprzestanie odblerac gazette, pc
wlnien wpierw zaplacl6, Jeze)l CO
70 Ma wlnien.
Y'ieniadze "a i dla Kaoliko
Valley ~przese}ac przez pocztowy !nj
s~xpresowy Money Order, MEMS
tel p~rzesetaG nbonament W dola
zach papierowych, przez Postal
note> albo W jednocentowych lui'
dwucentowych znaczkach pcczto
wyeh, lecz jezeli abonament, "
sski epos6b p%rzes}any, W drodzt
przepadnie Eco sig W tyIn krolU
bssrdzo yzadko zdarxa1 wydawc*
KatoIiko NE blerze rs to ma siebit
odpow1edz,alnosci. Take l:stj
nailepiej kazaG na poczcie rpgist1o
wac, DO wtenc:as GRAD poc7tov>
bierze na sieb.~ oapow1edz'a'nosG
&c wraz za%wartosci2 dojda u;
miejsce przeznaczenla. Wszelk''
sisty orax przeselk; piea!ezne d
Kdtol;hx adreso~ac:
II. DerdvwysAAi;
SO E. End Str.
WlN0NA, H1sz,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
I NV POLSklCN
w AMI X

LAKE, }oda
polska osada farmerska W
Minnesota, do szczetu znisz-
,czona przez ostatni wlelkl
pozar las6w ma p]rzestrzenl
p~omiedzy Duluth i ST. Paul. I
miasteczka Willow River, zkad
po}owa polskich farmer6w w
Sturgeon Lake odbiera}a
przese}ki pocztowe, AMI jedna
chata ME pozosta}a, a lesna
okolice doko}a ogieh calkiem
spustoszy}. Osiedleni tam
polscy tarmerzy So pomledzy
innymi: Maciej Dunajskl, jegc
synowie / zie6, pierwsi osad-
nicy; J6zef Betka, M. Tomczak,
Fir. Chmielewski, Alex Mia
nowski i inni. Osada istnia}a
= lat i posiada}a juz drewnia-
ny koSci6lek. Blizszych szcze-
g6I6w o doll polskich pogo"
rzelc6w jeszcze ME many.
OMAHA, Nebr. - Nasze
warcho}y teraz So w procesle
z Biskupem, Z namowy 10
Iaszewskiego. Chca oni dostac
d e ed i przercbiG koSci6}
ma niezalezny..
MILWAUCK WlESZA-
TEL znowu sic nam naprzy-
krza, bysmy mu,,po katolicku'
nosa utarli. Ale mimo mai
szczerszej checi ME mozemy
tymczasem s}uzyc, bosmy
teraz waznemi sprawami
zajeci. Mech swoje zydowskie
smarki tymczasem wciagnie
w gebe i po}knie, a bedzie
mu smakowalo.
ABRAHAM Won South
Chicago juz jest w drodze z
powrotem do Ameryki.
ST. S E MO. =
Nastepca wiel. X. Krzywo-
nosa kazal sic wprowadziG
Siostrom do dotychczasowej
plebanii, a sam wprowadzi}
sic do ich k%las2torku, ponie-
waz mt tam wygodniej Pokoje
%zupe}nie ma nowo musza bye
urzadzone / move meble
sprawione. Skolektowal luz
ma ten eel 70 dolar6w, lecz
m6wi, re to jeszcze ma}o.
Odprawia wszystko z ME
miecka, Pred czytaniem
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06
Dr0bne Echa.

Drobne Echa.
. Gdyby ci sami delegaci
(niby katoliccy), kt6rzy W
Cleveland dopuscili sic zamachu
ma nasza patryotyczna i pra-
wowlerna katolicka gazette,
byli zasiadali pred. stu laty
ma sejmie " Grod n i e,
bylIby pewnie przodowali
zdraicom OjczyznY pray g}o-
sowan,u "a usmierceniem
Pnlski. Jak owa zbrodnia his,
toryczna, wGrodnie pope}uiuna.
ma wieczne easy bedzie han
ba ola narocu Polskiego, tax
| zamach ma Katohk0 W Cleve.
land pozostanie liza zawsze
brzydka plama W dzieiach
emigracyi polskiej w Ameryce.
KTOBY lYczyl sobie dostaG
f'togra6a nowego ke5ciola W
Dakotejskim Pucku, niechai
zg}osi sic, do}aczajac GO cent6w,
pod nastepujacym adresem:
J6zef Gruba, Thorson, Day Co.,
South Dakota.
DETROIT. - Pan Karasze.
wski, nauczyciel szkoly ks.
Kolasihskiego, awansowai na
Iistowego. " sskole tel teraz
n%auczaja Siostry Franciszkauki.
PITTSTON. Pa. - Koboty
oko}o powiekszeo1a tu{ejszego
kos lola litewsk,ego JUL skon.
czone i znowu W aim odpraw,a
sic uabo2ehstwo.
KS. JAN USZKlEWICZ W
obecoej swojej paraf', w Ma.
honey City, Pa, znowu ma
wojne. Powsta]o W psrafi
stronnietwo, zad4j4ce, ably ks.
proboszcz sic ugiaf-" (!D.
W DURYEA, Pa, 1tonaf
PREY kapapiu MILDLY robotnjk
polski j. Jurglewicz.
~INTROLlGATOR pan Fr.
|Sow,nski, rodein z Czestochow.
ski. %wvdAlony Ia rome pre-.
stepstwa polityczne Pozna.
MIA, pray byI do Ameryki
i za1ozv| introligatornia W
Denison, T.x,s.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-06

miejscowosciach 800 os6b
straci}o zycie. Opr6cz tego
spalito sic okolo 200 :osob
ia farmach, pemiedzy mimi
Polacy w polskiej osadzie
Sturgeon Lake.