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Fairfield County Chat.
FAIRFIELD.
THE OLD POWDER HOUSE.

THE OLD POWDER HOUSE.
 One time honored relic here in Fair
 field, yet escapes the sacrifcial offering
 to insatiate progress, the old powder
 house, standing grimly alone, perched on rocky eminence, near the railway sta tion, in easy view from the cars, yet suf- ficiently. out of the line of the track to return 8 defiant echo as the trains thun- der past, and the shrill whistle shrieking
 among it's walls like the ill-omened notes of bird of prey. The powder house
 was built in the early days of the colo l nies, in accordance with law compelling each country town to have magazine of it's own, and was most substantial structure. The huge stone, the sturdy | timbers, double compartments, iron doors
 and semi-gable roof, yet evincing unusu- | al strength, as no mean style of architec-
 Gure and ornamentation. The ground on | which it stands was in the year 1914, years after it was built, that there might be no question of it's ownership, deeded
 to the town by Levi Jennings in consid- eration, to use the words in the original deed, lin the respect I have and bear | towards the inhabitants of Fairfield" It is most interesting relic; not only in | itself as forming picturesque and his torical feature in New England land scape fast disappearing, but as a souven- ir of a generous and public spirited l townsman, in the old times when it was l the fashion to acknowledge Providence in the ruling of human affairs, when the assertion of Napoleon that "God was
 on the side of the heaviest artillery" was considered blasphemous effrontery, prompted by Satan. The powder house recalls the curious manner in which the Puritan intermingled the spiritual and earthly, but always exciting our respect 1 for reverent and honest purpose. For in- stance the celebrated command of Gen Israel Putnam, "Trust in God and keep your powder dry,'' and more pertinently I the indispensable requisite of captains in | the Pequot war, "They shall be freemen supposed to be endued with faith in
 Christ Jesus and who keep sharp look | out for ammunition supplies" We trust l it may be long ere the ruthless ravages of progress efface their memories. Let | the powder house be renovated and the | grand old relic rendered staunch and firm, l like it's Puritan builders. Place within | it's walls a warlike colonial trophy in | shape of six pounder cannon, and let our boys blaze away with it every Fourth of July. that little old fashioned patriot ism may make the hills echo, as in "The good old times, "and ancestral pride stirr- ed up that shall be fostered and trans
 mitted, as enduring as the foundation
 rock of the powder house.
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There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years as supposed to be incurable. For great many years doc tors pronounced fl a local disease, and pre- scribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment pro. nounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be constitutional disease, and, therefore, requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.. Cheney Co., Tole.io Ohio. is the only con- stitutinnal cure the market. It is talk en internally in doses from 10 drops to a tea spoonful. It acts directly on the blood a-d mucous surfaces of the ss stem. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
 J.CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O. FD-Sold by druggists, 75c.
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Miss Flossie Candee is the guest o1 her young friend, Miss Evelyn s Banks, and also of her grandmother, Mrs Eliza Rowland, who is suffering from a bilious attack, to which she is subject.
 E. Middlebrook and sons of Trum- bull have delivered to Stepney Depot those famous telegraph poles for Wake man Bradley, necessitaGiDg the use in some places of three pairs of horses to each pole.
 The neighborhood prayer meeting was held, last Tuesday evening, at the home of Philo Ls on, Rock House. This week it will be held at the home of 6. Burr Tucker.
 The school at Rock House has closed for two weeks vacation. The summer term will commence the first Monday in April.
 ". M. Gallup spent Sunday in New Haven.
 Mrs Zina Beard and son have yieited at IT. W. Turney's.
 Cole < O'Mara arrived at Henry Os- born's barn, last week, with. 16 fine horses.
 Bal iwn Beach entertained for few days the D .sI week lifs son Charles.
 Tuesday morning 6. Sherman & Son took the body of Daniel Partrick to Ridge. field for burial. He died, Friday, It the
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LONG HILL.

Joseph Booth and his wife are able to sit up short time each day. They have trained nurse caring for them.
 Wellington Wilkinson spent part of last week in New York.
 Walter Hart of Cornwall, an old college chum of Rev Willard Boards, spent Monday at Century Farm. The weekly prayer meeting will be dis continued till better walking.
 Gideon Wakeley, who is in New York for treatment, is reported convalescent after successful operation.
 Bennett N. Beard is taking care of his grandfather. N. B. Nichols, who is sick with bronchitis. There are quite number here on tn. sick list.
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NICHOLS.
THE CHATAUQUAS.

The following is program of the c. L s. c. held with Mrs c. J. Thorp, Tues.
 day evening, March 19: Music. Roll call, Wordsworth. Question and answers on required readings Recess tor business. The Auto biography of Wordsworth gather. ed from his poem "The Prelude," Mrs H. C. Whitney. Why was Wordsworth at first laughed at as a poet and what a little later, changed the course of public opinion to the other extreme of high appreciatfor? Miss Pierson. Sketch, Dorothy Wordsworth, Miss Evans Peer. Readings from Robert Burns, Mir Murr. Table talk The scheme of PantisocracY, conducted by the chair. Music.
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EASTON

AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
 Rev Mr Warfield of New Haven was unable to preach at the Congregational church, last Sunday, on account of ill ness. A classmate came from New Ha- ven and supplied the pulpit.
 Mr Warfield is expected to preach next Sunday morning, March 24.
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HUNTINGTON.
THE CENTER AND VICINITY.

THE CENTER AND VICINITY.
 H. l. Brownson is getting a large pile of logs together in lot near his house and is soon to have a steam sawmill come to his place and saw out the frame for 8 large barn which he is to build, this spring. How different from the days oi our fathers when most of the timber was hewn or the logs drawn long ways to sawmill. Now the sawmill comes tC our doors.
 Mrs P. A. Shelton is in poor health, having had slight shock.
 Mrs White, the mother of Mrs Eldred, is also on the sick list.
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1T. Sanford, Station Agent of Lee per, Clarion Co.,, Pa., writes can rec ommend One Minute Cough Cure as the best ever used. It gives instant relief and quick cure. E. F. Hawley, New town; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. SDlakeman, Botsford.
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De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures scalds, burns, indolent sores and never fails to cure piles. K. F. Hawlev, New town; 5. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
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Our patrons will find De Witt's Little Early Risers safe and reliable remedy for constipation, dyspepsia and liver complaints. Edgar K. Hawley, New town; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; 4. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
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The cases of James E. Madigan, ad ministratnr on the Charles F. Wells es- tate, against Messrs Timothy Costello and Patrick Talty, for book account ts. will be tried on Saturday afternoon be. fore Justice Cavanaugh.
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La Grippe is here again with all of it's old time vigor. One Minute Cough Cure is reliable remedy. It cures and cures quickly. Edgar F. Hawley, New town; $. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
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Michael Heating Of Gas street, who had toe injured at the Rubber shop has had iE amputated by Dr Richardson. The patient is doing we'll.
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Henry Miller of Bridgeport, who bought the Lewis E. Hill farm last fall, will take possession April l. Stephen Wheeler has been looking after the prop erty, this winter. for Mir Miller.
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when in Danbury get dinner at the Pratt House, 20 Elm street. Why? Be- cause they conduct first-class restau- rant, nice and clean.
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E. $. Lowell is now shipping his milk to New Haven parties, having some ex- cellent customers.
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Mir and Mrs Frank T. Botsford of San Diego. Cal, are to pass the summer with Mir Boteford's parents, MT and Mrs William Botsford.
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Mealine soap removes roughness of the skin.
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E. F. Hill of Botsford is shortly to re- move to New York.
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HOYDEN'S HILL.

Mrs Mahala Jennings is little on the gain.
 Mrs Jessie Wheeler and Mrs Eber Gould have visited Mrs Charles Jen- nings.
 MT and Mrs W. c. Bulkley have enter tained cousins from away.
 A family have moved in what is known better as the Lobdel place.
 MT and Mrs L. A. Jennings and MT and Mrs w. c. Bulklev contemplate joining the Greenfield Hill Grange.
 MT Sweet has moved his saw mill to another tract of woods.
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Henry N. AyIes, 38l Main St., Bridgeport, Ct

again in Long Meadow, after a two weeks vacation.
 Mrs Weld is visiting her uncle, Will liam Hoy, in Bridgeport.
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BAPTIST CHURCH INTERESTS

Rev W. M. Weeks delivered very able and highly interesting discourse,
 Sunday, in the Baptist church, his theme being Fruits meet for repentance.
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A LOSS TO BETHEL.

The firm of Andrews, Mackenzie & Go made an assignment, Saturday afternoon #to Howard H. Woodman of Bethel Financial embarrassment was the proba- .ble cause. An inventory of stock was taken on MSnday. Their trouble was a great surprise to the town. Nobody seems to know how their matters stand. The closing up of this firm will be a great blow tC the place, throwing from POO to 300 hands out of employment.
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The Leading Fertilizers:
 MATES, BRADLEY'S They Pay For Ihsm.elvesl H. R Stone, Southbury. Com

Handles them. and eau ship them in every direction at Bed Rock Pricesl Full stock of Bran and Middlings. Wheat for Poultry.
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A pleasant surprise party was giyer, last Friday evening, to Frederick Weed at his home on Stony Hill. A company of young people met at the home of Mir and Mrs Edgar Weed. All went down in body to F. A. Weeds and caught his son mapping on his birthday. He was completely surprised to see 80 many of his friends and old schuolmates. The young people enjoyed few games and a bountifuI lunch that had been prepared for the occasion by the young mans aunt and sister. The event was pleas ant one to all present.
 Reuben Johnson has been carting hay from the farm of his father, Albert Johnson, who lives in Fire Bug Hollow, Ridgefield.
 Mrs Deboreh Jennings, an elderly lady who lives on Wooster street, fell on the ice and broke her left wrist, last week. She appears to be doing we'll
 Mrs Laura Irwin Noble of New Mill ford is visiting her cousin. Mrs Laura Irwin Rarnum on Chestnut street. Mrs Noble was formerly a resident of this town and was the only daughter of pr
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joining the Greenfield Hill Grange.
 MT Sweet has moved his saw mill to another tract of woods.
 AT ST PAUL's.
 Rev Dr Jones exchanged on Sunday morning with Rev Dr Guilbert of South port, who officiated and gave a sermon on "The influence of modern thought from the text Hebrews 13 B, Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, and to day. and forev- er." Dr Jones said evening prayer at o'clock.
 Sixteen ladies of the Guild met Thurs day afternoon at the Guild room. The wardrobe intended for the Indian girl at school is progressing nicely. One mem- Der of the Guild is going to fit out anoth- CT girl for school.
 It is said the Milligan place in Fairfield street is for sale.
 The Traction company have purchased a number of open cars to be run during the coming summer.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Alice Wetherbee, daughter of Gardner Wetherbee of Fairfield and New York to Jean Sboffer of Paris.
 The Eunice Donnie Burr chapter, D. A. E., is preparing frame to hold some of the historical property of the chapter, and in order to have the frame of equal value with the contents, pieces of the old colonial houses of Judge Glover and Miss Hannah Hobart are to be incorporated in it's workmanship.
 Smith Brothers are full of work these days, having not only the repairing of a house in Southport but long string of fence for Samuel Morehouse. When this ia ps,Jo +n the erection of a new house. Their work gives universal satisfaction.
 MT Van Horne and wife have returned from their trip to Florida.
 Mrs Osgood and Mrs Wright have made visit of a few days to their summer home, Walstein.
 It has been decided to hold no more meetings at the Fairfield Institute of Civ ics. the reason being the lack of interest manifested by the young men, whom it was especially designed to benefit.
 The Fairfield firemen will hold au ad- iourned meeting Tuesday, March 19.
 Judge Glover intends. to move in to his new residence about the first of May The Bridgeport Traction company had another hearing. Monday, wishing to ex- tend tracks in Fairfield and Southport. A remOHStTaHce was maua DV clIlZenS ln the town of Fairfield and E. l.. Wells ap peared for them. AS far as local observ- CTS could judge the Bridgeport Traction company seem to have rather the best of the argument all through and the indica- tions are that this company will secure a portion at least of what it desires.
 Joel Farist, the wealthy steel mauufac. turer of Bridgeport, has purchased the M :Nallv farm of 37 acres. It will make an ideal country home, and Fairfield vel comes MT Farist here, hoping that others may follow in his footsteps.
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Don't
 MaEe
 Mistake
 But
 Secure one of these Bargains before they are all sold. Come and look at them.
 We will make you wonder how we do it.
 Mems 4 50 Cali Button, 200
 Mems 500 '' 2.50
 Mems 6 co !" 325
 Mems $50 '' 3.25 Mems 6 50 Lace Waukenphast S3. Hand Sewed French Calf. Mems Cali Favorite Shoes, narrow widths, hand and machine sewed, made to sell from 4.50 to 6 50, shall close them out at 1,99 pair. The chance of a lite time to get high grade goods for almost nothing. Ev- cry pair must go.
 Ladies' Goat Button Shoes worth from 2 50 to S4. sizes to 8, l 69. Ladies' S5 Goat Button, 1.99. Ladies' Kid Button opera toe, regu- lar S3 and S4 goods, sizes 9 1-2, 8 and 3 1-2, widths A and B, going at S2 g pair.
 Ladies' Kid Button Common Sense last, 1.93. sizes 21-2 and 3, regular 2.50 and S3.
 French Kid Button, regular price S6 opera and common sense lasts, great bargain, S3.
 Misses Kid, Goat and Calf Foxed Heeled Button, regular price 1.75, to S3, narrow widths. 97c. Misses Goat Button opera toe with heels, S1, regular price 50. ladies' French Dongola, Handsewed patent tip, Picadilly and common sense last. regular S4 goods. During this sale 2.50.
 Look at our bargain table, it will pay you.
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I he NeWtoWn Bee
 FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1895
 CIRCULATION. JANUARY l, 1882, 610 LAST WEEK 32O0
Affairs About Town.
 THE BEE BUZZ.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE BEE,
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HOW
 MAN Y KNOW
RYE MIDDLINGS

makes for producing milk when fed to cows, and also mixed with other feed for horses? Of course most farmers know that it is the right stuff for logs.
 Now, what I am driving at is this
 have got lots of this rye feed and am producing it in large quantities and what l want if the rye flour which sell tc ths factory at Winnepauk and you can have the feed in large or small guanti- ies and the price will be only SIS per ton. You Eill find it worth your while to try this feed for all the purposes for which have rscomnsned
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Womb Troubles.

Lydia E. pinkhsm's Liver Pills, as cents.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22
Ksiazk; 30 nabozeh.
silva

Huecse do Boga....-... 80
';x,-c,e do Boga Sc Q sfotem' brSe
Av,al aiewinnosci Ola dzleci pola
ki,b " AmeIyce. ....-....2o
.AsiaAeczkss' DO nabo*ehstwa dl.
ntodzis&y. sfocone hrzep, z9oeo
ny tvtuIik. potsk6rcs a.tytulj
KEN J6Sefa Choc'szew ,9lego]
~ sama ksaieczka oprawna y
skorks e obrazkiem
Ca sauna ,,Ksiateczka do nabofeh
silva Ola ~mtodz'ss4yn 0kuclen
/ sameczk!em....- .,-..-1 20
Ca sama op'awna " kos6 sfoniowA
albo W aksamit. .....,.. rs
Ola dorasiyc b.
AN1Oh sTRO2 oprawny " ozorks
sfocone brzegE l.OG
Ani6l Str6a,~ oprawnY "
skdrke, z:"aae orzegi, z okuciem,
s~arnrszk. ztotym tytuliklem
80. f. ..-...........$l.50
ANIUh slRuz opravny W 3ota
sinn,ows iub " aksamlt...3.Go
1EOTY OhTARZYK, mocno ..
prawny &c zfoconyn . tytulikien
WYBOREK opraw. " pf6tno S0.4e
zfocone brzegi, skorka O.s0
q okuc1em i zameczkiem loo
- OhTARZYK POLSKI
&c zfoconemi brzegami LAO
90 sprzaczka : okuoiem 800
DUNN opraw. " skorke l.5e
xfooone brzegi 1.7S
ze ,sprzaczka SEQ
Oqr6dek D h " =, O
prawny " sk6rke, z}ocone br3e.
ri, : obrazkami ms okladce, = 10
conym tytulikiem 49,. $l.be
Ta sauna ksiaika zaaecz6e0
i okuaiem.
W j . D . h Maryi opr. =
sf6rkp.. LIS
wianek Msryi .ioeoay
atulik i z}oc-i.,> brzsgi- -..1.4
Wianel sryk zaoG,na
sr.egi. /. ,an~~1ti'a shsi~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22

obecni: Komisarze Bambenek,
Knopp, Walch ] Page l County
Auditor Welbel.
Komlsarz Bambenek wybranY
zostaf prezydentem.
W d. Is 1e Lipca zajeto sig
ekwallzacya rozllcznych wsi, mas
teczek i Mast. jak nastepuje:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22
Wtorek, II Lipco 1896 r.

Worek, II Ljpco 1895 r..
Ma wnlosek zroblone nastepujace
dodatki do Mr. %, Credits other
than Bankers ETC., m,anowlcie:
Robt. Butcher T. Of Hart $500 90
Jeremiah Condor Town of
ROlllngstOne. 54O o0
Chas E Beebe, Town of
Rollingstone......-.-..~ $50 w
Fred E Fray, Town of
Rollingstone .....:...... 500 90
Adam Winters, Town of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200 90
Gustav Muessel, Town Of
Whitewater ........... 200 90
L Colems n Tn. of Winona So 90
0 G Tucker, W1nona City 100 10
Sarah w Ham, Wlnona. e. 100 90
John w Booth and Henry
G Smith, Winona City,. $50 &c
Wlnona Lumb. Co Wlnona 800 90
Nicholas ArnoldY, Rolling
stone Villsge............ $50 %
Ma wniosek, assessment cd Was
nosci osoblstej Georgia. Sexaner
W Town Of Hillsdale W sumie
81 400 wykreslono z listy asses
ment6w, DO ME jest mieszkahcem.
Ma wnlosek, suma 5000 dodana
zosta}a do assesmentu cd w}asnosci
prywatne] PAM WmPolz1n z miasta
Winony, do Mr. 81, Moneys other
than Bankers etc.
Ma wniosek assessment cd Was
nosci osobjstej Charles Bartsch z
miasta Winony W sumie $3.50,
przen1esionYm zosta} ma liste asses
ment6w cd wiasnosci osoblstycn W
m1escle Elba.
Ma wniosek, Rada sic odroczY}a
do Czwartku @ godz 10 rana.
Gwortek, Is Lipca 1886 r,
Rada zebra}a SIG stosownie do
odroczenla. Cz1onkowie wszyscy
obecnl, ~w}acznie z komlsarzem
Hunt.
Ma wniosek zroblono nastepujace
dodatki do Mr. %, Credit other
than Bankers etc., mlaaowicie:
VIM Robertson Town of
FREMONT. @A,oOO w
James M Gates, Town
OF Homer. ........... y W
Henrietta Rohweder, Town
of Winona.-....,-...... loo w
A F Hodgins, W1nona G.. GOO 90
Geo J Hillyer, Wlnona G.. $50 90
Joseph A Prentiss Wlnona 500 90
Ma wn,osek, assessment cd Was
noscl osoblste1 j. M. Gates "
l. mie6cie Winona W sumle $500 wy
k%reslono z llsty assesment6w, po-
niewaz Jest " liscie assesment6w "
mieScie Homer.
Ma wnlosek, assessment Cd
w1asuoscl osoblstej Henryka Whit
man W miescle Winona, W sumle
$3.50, przeniesiono ma llste asses
ment6w cd wlasnosci osoblstych
W miescle Mr.. Vernon
Ma wniosek, assessment cd villas
nobci osob'stej Halvera Halyerson
W mlescie Winona, " sumie 5000.
~wykreslono z listY assesment6w
poniowaz Jest ma llscie assesmen
tow W mlescie Homer.
Ma wniosek Rada SIG odroczy}s
do Pjatku godz 90 popo}udniu
Piqtek, 10 Lspca 1896 r.
Rada zebra9a sic stosownie d.
odroczenla. Czionkowle. wszyscy
obecni.
Dzieh ~przeszed} ma przegladanir
assesment6w cd wfasnoscl osob,s
,ych W rozlicznYch mlasteczkach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22

wsiach i mlastach i ma wys}ucha-
niu zazalen.
Ma wniosek Rada sic odroczYfa
do Wtorku o 10 godz. z rama. d.
80 L7pca 1895 r.
Wtorek, 80 L5pca 1926 r..
Rada sic zebra}a stosownie do
odroczenla. Nleobecny komlsarz
Walch.
Nastepujace dodatki zrobiono do
Mr. %, Credits other than Bankers
ETC., mianowicie:
Earl S Youmans, Wlnona c. $3.50 90
Julius K~irschste1n, 10000
Il w Lamberton, 5000 60
Pfefferkorn Bros, StCharles 800 90
VIM Gaffney, Town Of Hart 800 90
Ma wniosek Rada sic odroczy{a
do Srody 0 godz. 10 rama.
Sroda 3! Lipca 1895 r.
NastepuJace dodatki zrobiono do
Mr.. l6; Goods and Merchandise,
mianowic1e:
G G Beck. $500 90
II D Gone Co......... 5000 90
Winona Hardware Co.. 500 90
H Choate L Co ........ 5,oo0,c0
A Be1nhorn 1901
Hastings Bros 800 90
Stern & Hirsh. 500 90
Church s. Augustln..... 500 co
M jacob. 500 90
Ma wniosek, suma $1,000 dodana
zosta4a do assesmentu E " Will
]lams, do Mr. II. Manufacturers
Materials and Manufactured Arti-
cles.
Ma wniosek suma, $1,000 potra-
coma zosta4a z assesmentu S W.
Morgana, e. Mr.. ,16, Goods and
Merchandise.
Ma wn1osek Rada sic odroczY4a
! do Czwartku o godz. 10 z rama.
CkDortek, l Siierpnio 1895 r.
/ Rada sic zebra}a stosownie do
~odroczenla. Cz4onkowie wszyscy
obecnl.
Nastepuiace dodatkl zrobiono do
Mr. II, Manufs cturers Materials and
Manufactured Articles, m1anowicle:
Laird Norton & Co... 100000
Wlnona Lumber Co., 10000 90
Youmans Bros & Hodgins &c, 1000 90
Ma wniosek, suma 800 potracona
zostaia Z assesmentu Miller & Sic
benaler, z Mr.. 10 Household and
Office Furniture.
Ma wniosek, suma 81, 200 w4ozo.
na zosta}a tytu1em assesmentu ma
Amalie Olson z St. Charles, jake
opiekunke Rey L Leila i Gladys
R Olson, do Mr.. %, Credits
other than Bankers etc.
Ma wnlosek Rada sic odroczYfa
do Platku o godz 10 z rama.
PiQtek. 2 SierpnSo 1895 r.
Rada sic zebra}a stosownle dc
o%droczenia. Cz}onkowle wszyscy
obecni.
N%astepujace dodatk1 zrobiono DE-
Mr. Is, Manufacturing Tools, I'm.
plements & Machinery. mlanowlcie;
Mccormick Mfg Co....... $500 OF
w M Hurlbert ......... 900 OF
Ma wniosek, suma $500 dodan.
zosta}a do assesmentu Z G Nevius
do Mr. 5, Wagons and Carriages
Ma wnlosek, suma 5000 p%otracon;
zostafa z assesmentu Helmer H
Lee, z Mr.. l6, Goods b Merchandise
Ma wniose;k, suma 500 potraco
no zostaia 2 aasesmentu Farmer
Elevator Go, we wsi Lewiston, n
elewatorze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-22
!!!BEZPkATNIE

!uBEZPkATNIE
jednak WleleM
Wszyscy p6}roczni prenu mera
orowie Gomca ! Akry otrzymuja
zupe{n1e bezp}atnie drugie pismo
humorystyczne p. t.
Weso}y Kurjerek.
Gomsec Alra czasop1smo
illustrowane, cd lat l6tu wycho-
dzace We Lwowi e, pofaada
tresG niezmiernle obfta, urozmal-
coma, pozy:eczna i patrYotyczna,
przycze zamieszcza wleksze /
mniejsze dobre p 0 i g IVY
chodzl try razY ma mlesiac. w e.
Kur k jest zupe{nle
oddzlelnem humorystycznem o.
8 t r pismem J wYcho-
dzl diva razy ma miesi4c - razem
tedY kazdy prenumerator otrzymu-
je m%iesiecznle piec nuperow
dw6ch pism. Ia zdrowy / prey
Jenny pokarm W og6le, a "a dobry
humor ciet7 dowclp W szczegole
- redakc,' porecza, p1zyczem
doda]e, re 1edakcJa obydw6ch
plsm prowadzona 7est W ten spo-
sob, IL pisma tie ME SO bvnajmniej
tokalne, ecz lnteres1]R ca{y ogo1
polsk1. Polacy zam;eszkali W
Ameryce, znajda " n'ch wszystko,
co 6ylko ola pokrzepienla ducha
polskiego %potrzeba, a obok poucza-
]ace], interestingly ~pozyteczne]
tresci Gomco lskyy, humor i
dowcip w lego Kure r.
k a rozpedza i'm nle]edna teskna l
c1ezka chw1le zycia ma obczyzn1e
Prenumerata pofroczna
przese}ka do Auerykl wynosl tylko
d W. dolarv- N~adse}ajacy
prenumerate roczna cztery
d olar y. otrzymuJe natychmiast
oprocz pism po~wyzszych, 1~eszcze
franco bezplatna premje: Prenu-
merowac MONA W kazdei chwili.
zalegle numera. lub poczatkl po-
wiescl ma zadanie 6azdy nowy
prenumerator otrzymuJe darmo.
Prenumerate 2 Amerykl nal
I d%ogodn'ei przese}ac do.arami pa
plerowymi W l'stach rekomendo-
wanych, lub tez przekazem poetic
wynn pod adfesem.
Administrac)a Gonca 4 kkrg
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I'll. hroszeuskiego %
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