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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

"The use Of 'CasioriA' is 20 univossni hrd
its mcrits 60 we'll known that 1t seems a work
OF Eipererogaton to endorse 1t. Few arc tho
intelligent families who do not keep CestorIn
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05
Castoria.

"Castoria 1850 well adapted tochIldTen that
lrccommend 1t US superior ton nyprOscription
known tdIme." La. ARcuE1L N. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

"Tor sovcral years have recommended
your Cas.oria, and shall always continue to
do 50 as 1t has invariably produced bcneaclAl
resJlta"
EpwrS F. PARpEE, N. D.,
ioSih Eir,N,t md ith Arn-- Now Ynri rsA,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
! HIW P0LSkICH
w. AMERYCE.

ZkY CPRZYKkAD, jaki
daja zmartwychwstahskie
dolarowicze W Chicago, pobu.
dza do na$ladowania nicjed-
nego s}abego charakteru
lewite. Pomiedzy lnnymi
wstepuje W ich $lady znany
lewita Kazio. Pod jego
rzadami W Joliet biedna
polska para6a tamtejsza ME
mi}osiernie by}a }upiona, a
w tym samym czasie serdecz-
nyKazio pobudowa} wChicago
jakiejs kuzynce kamienice. -
Cd kog6z sic takiego paste
rzowania nauczy}, jezli ME Cd
zydzlak6w z Noble ulicy?
Juz i wielu innych niby
polskich lewitow W taxi
spos6b Cd Ick6w sic zarazi}o.
Snadnie poznat ich po TEN,
ze ME cierpia naszej gazety,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
Skutki
zadbeckiego sejmu.

Ogromu oburzenia, wywo-
lanego chciwoscia rzadzenia
chicagoskich }yk6w cd zmar.
twychwstania, opisat trudno.
Ma w}asne oczy ma w}asne
uszy przekona}o Sic, country,
t. ]. ch}opstwo ciemne, czerh
takich wsi i hub6w, jak
Milwaukee, Grand Rapids,
Cleveland i inne, ze rzadziG
musza zmartwychwstahcy.
Potrzebne i'm ,,country", bo
s}uzy ku wiekszej chwale
najwiekszego zakonu. Odpo-
wiedzl chicagoskim szajstrom
Milwaukee brzni:
-. .Za}ozenie novel organiza-
nizacyi polskiej W Stanie Wiscon-
sin, Zjednocze'aia Sta'aoe0ego, jest
juz faktem dokonanym, to W kaz-
dym razie stanowczo zadecydowa.
nym. Organizacya ia skiadac sic
bedzie po czesci z grup, nalezacych
poprzednio do Zjednoczenia P. R..
e., innych organizacyi, po czesci
zas z towarzystwa parafalnych i
kas posmiertnych, kt6re dotad pro-
wadzi}y zywot oddzielny'.
(hu'.yer Polski).
Powyzsza hiobowa wieSG
wywo}a}a W Chicago wielkie
wrazenie. Me spodziewali sic,
izby W takiej wsi, jak Mil
waukee, ch}opiska poniewa-
zyli sic oddychac bez pozwo-
lenia chicagoskich szajstr6w.
Z CORY tez wytyka przymu-
sowy szparga} zmartwych-
wstahc6w s}abe strony stano-
wych zjedneczeh. Gdyby
argument ME by} tax wprost
smiesznym, ME zas}uzy}by
ma uwage. Czem jest zwiazek
narodowy, czem jest kropi.
dlarskie zjednoczenie, jezeli
ME SO organizacyami stanu
Illinois? Pan Helihski ma
sejmie zwiazkowym W Cleve-
land ma promo szukat rady u
adwokat6w zwiazkowych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24

zadnego WI. Pociechowskiego
ME ma. Zg}asza} sic wpraw
dzia na posade nauczyciela
organisty do mas. lecz ME
zosta} przyjetym. Listy pisane
do WI. Pocicchowskiego do
Duluth, zwracam poczcie;
niechze sic kazdy po sw6j
list zg}osi W odnosnym urze-
die pocztowym."
WIEL. x. ]. SROKA z
Duluth, Minn., uprasza
wydawc6w pelskich; zeby mu
swoich gazet ME pese}ali
jezeli takowych ME zam6wi]
- inaczej "a ME p}aciG ME
bedzie.
BAL w CHICAGO. -
Tow. Polek Kr6lowej Jadwigi
wChicago urzadza W niedziele,
27 Pazdziernika, wielki bal W
hall p. Szulca, ma rogu ullc
Noble Blackhawk.
SHAMOKIN, - Spr2wa
Antsniego i Olgi Czajor6w
przeciwko ks. T. Jakimowi-
czowi naznaczona ma grudzieh ;
W Sudbury, Pa. - Wsp6}-
wlaSc;ciel browaru W Danville
p. Tobolewski, zak}ada do
wsp6}ki z innym; browar W
Exeter Borough, niedaleko
Pittston, Pa.
w MILWAUKEE,, Wis. ,
przystapi}o podobno do nowo-
za}ozonego Zjednoczenia Sta
nowego 1880.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
Drobne Ecila.

JERSEY CITY, N. J. -.
Tuteisza polska paraha ME
pokoi sic o los swojego
proboszcza ks. Kukowskiego.
Pred pieciu miesiacami wy
jecha} do Europy i dotad ME
da} o sobic zadnej wiadomosci.
ST. LOUIS. - Tutejszy
polski kosci6l Sw. Kazmierza
zosta} W dniu 16 Pazdziernika
wieczorem W powietrze .wysa-
dzony. Zbrodniarzy dotych-
czas ME ujeto. Dynamit pod
}ozono pod kazda Sciana,
gdyz zauwazono cztery wybu-
chy. Odkryto take, il
wszystkie kurki gazowe by}y
odkrecone. Zbrodnia zosta}a
pope}nioha pod nieobecnos6
ks. Gnielihskiego.
DETROIT. Nowy
wydawca PRAwDY p. .Wincenty
Przybyszewski, postara} sic 0
to, ze odtad i W jcgo gazecie
og}aszane beda wazniejsze
uchwa}y tuteiszcj Rady miej
skiej. Odnosna decyzya stane}a
ma posiedzeniu Rady miejskiej
z d Pazdziernika b. r.
BAY. CITY, Mich.
Kasyer miejski p. Ludwik
Danielewski Cd czasu rozpo-
czecia swego urzedowania.
wielka zaprowadzil reforme
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24

|
Niejcden uczed prostej ele-
mentarnej szko}y vie, 70
kerporacye tylko dwoiakiego
So rodzaju. Many albo kor-
poracya stanowa, udzielon9
przez w}adze stanowe, mp. W
Illinois wSpring6eld, Wiscon-
sin, W Madison, Michigan W
Lansing. | podobne korpo-
racyc poza granice swego
stanu ME siegaja. Jezcli or
ganizacya, jak zwiazek lub
kropidlarstwo, ma towarzy-
stwa po "a granicami stanu
Illinois, te towarzystwa W
W przypadku procesu az do
Illinois iSc musza.
Drugim rodzajem korpora-
cyl So korporacyo uznans
przez Kongres Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych W Waszyngtonie.
Dopiero, gdy Kongres t. j.
izba reprezentant6w, senat i
prezydent zaprobuja osobnym
dokumentem organizacya,
istnieje ma Gale Stany Zjedno-
czene. 1t must be APPROVED
by a special act of Congress.
Podobna aprobate maja
wszystkie masohskie wiel-
kie organizacye. Wszystkie
polskie organizacye bez
wyjatku So tylko stanowemi,
a ME ma Gala Ameryke.
Watpimy bardzo, czyby
Kongres Stan. Zjednnocz.
uzna} jakakolwiek polska
organizacya. Amerykanie ME
chcieliby inkorporowa6 orga-
nizacyi, kt6ra dazy do utrzy.
mania obcego jezyka W tym
kraju.
Wszelkie wiec madrowanie,
jakoby zwiazek lub kropidlar-
skie zjednoczenie by}y ma
Gala Ameryke, a inne orga-
nizacye tylko stanowemi, to
wierutny hu1nbug. Poniewaz
chlcagoskle {ykl potrah{y
faryzeizmem wciagna6 do
swoich stanowych organizacyi
ludzi z country ',czyli innych
stan6w, ME So jeszcze ma
Gala Ameryke. Chlopiska z
innych osad dali sic tylko
brac ma wedke - OF ca}y
sens moralny wielkosci chica-
goskiej.
I'm predict og6} kliki chica-
goskie robbie, tenn lepiej.
Skromne stawiamy pytanie:
y Czemu towarzystwa z
innych miast ME ida reka W
reke Milwaukee, ably raz
ma zawsze kllke zmartwych-
wstahc6w uSmiercic? Teraz
Jest czas okazya tym
wyzyskiwaczom zeby po
staropolsku pokazac. - A
wy, Cd starego czestochow-
skiego zjednoczenia. czemu
sic Milwaukee ME po}aczyc?
A wy z Detroit, Grand Rapids,
Cleveland i t. d?
PkACIC "a WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
kt6ra kocha prawde. smia}o
wszelka nieprawoSe ch}osta.

wszelka nieprawoSc ch}osta.
O NOWYM YORKU
powiedzia} W naszej obecnosci
pewien kap}an polski, ze tam
jest najwyzej piet prscent
ludzi sprawiedliwych Gdyby
tych od}aczyt, to pozosta}by
tylkojeden olbrzymi krym'na}.
To samo moznaby powiedziet
0 Grand Rapids, Mich. Pose
}alismy kiedys tamdotad so
gazet, lecz ledwie piaty pro-
cent abonent6w zap}aci}.
Tamtejsi polscy grocernicy
zala sic nam, &c te polskie
rodziny, kt6re oni, podczas
bezrobocia, udzielajac i'm
kredytu, zywili, po szatahsku
i'm sic odwdzieczaja. Skoro
terazzarobili troche pieniedzy,
to swoim d}ugu ME plaza,
owszem stronia cd dawniej-
szych swoich zywicieli i
dobrodziej6w, a chedza kupo-
wac do innonarodowc6w.
Wiefny, re ktos wiele
m6glby sic przyczynic do
umoralnienia zepsutego ludu,
lecz on niestety - zanadto
zajeczym animuszem podszyty'
Boi sic draznic, Trzemeszyh.
skicl lyk6w, . by sic i ma
niego ME uwzieli.
OLA P. DYNIEWICZA A
W tym ciezkim czasie telegra-
my "a drogie, dla tego rubryke
telegramow skasowa} W swojej
GAzEc1E PoLsK1EJ.
My ME tacy bogaci, jak P.
Dyniewicz, ale przeciez mas
STAG ma to, ably i telegramy
podawac naszym abonentom.
Jezeli te telegrafczne wiado-
mosci, najswiezszego zr6d}a
czerpane, odbywszy daleka
podr6z do odleg}ych poczt,
ME przybeda tu i tam W
stanie juz zupe}nie Swiezym -
to MONA je pos}a6 do odno-
wienia p. Dyniewiczowi W
Chicago, bo ten pan posiada
patent ma odswiezanie starych
druk6w, tudziez psujacych
sic pomaradcz, plesniejacych
but6w, gnijacych jail innych
rych}o marniejacych produk-
tow amerykahskiej sztuki pi-
sarskiej.
KOMU PRZYKRZY SIZE
ciezka praca, ten hiechaj sic
uda do kopalh w La Sale,
lub Wenona, III. Tam juz Cd
paru lat ME ma wiele co do
roboty = przynajmniej dla
Polak6w.
POLACY w Manistee lubo
ma piaskach siedza, jcdnak
dobrze sic maja, a co mai
wazniejsza, starych polskich
cnot ME tracq.
w SPRAWIE os}awioneeo
Pociechowskiego, 0 kt6rym
niedawno pisa}y gazety, ze
uzyska} posade w Duluth,
Mimi, ,pisze nam tamtejszy
polski proboszcz wiel. ks.
Jan Sroka: ,Tu W Dulucie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24

SZCl1ldllll SLdllCWCllll.
RzadStan6wZje Zjednoczonych
ME udzieli} dotychczas zadnej
polskiej organizacyi ,,charte-
ru'.
Trzeba bye W ciemie bitym
i sadzit i trabic, ze OF unia,
zwiazek lub kropidlarstwo So
ma Gala Ameryke, a reszta
tylko ola malych gniazd
okolicy.
Zak}adajacym nova orga-
nizacya W Milwaukee przypo-
minamy, ze ma polu zabezpie-
czenia zycia mic nowegs
wynalezc ME MONA. Stare
g}upstwa MONA jednakowoz
powt6rzyc.
Zasada kazdej kasy po-
smiertnej musi bye:
y rewizya lekarza
2)stopniowe assessments
wed}ug wieku.
Gdziekolwiek te diva
kamienie wegielne sic igno-
rule, kasa posmiertna musi
predzej lub p6zniej runa6.
Teraz czas polska m}odzlez
do organizacyi wciagat. Teraz
czas za}ozyc takie fundamen-
ia, re i novel organizacyi
.dobrze bedzie i ze lada jaka
klika }yk6w jej ME pore.
Dzielit zarzad miedzy rome
miasta!! Chociaz i wiecej
kosztuje, cszczedzi sic wiele
bardzo wiele k}opot6w. -
Gazety przymusowej nigdy
ME obierac! Many dosyc
innych gazet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24

ST OFFICE, Winona, MINI
W. kolektowaniu podat
personal taxes), "a co go
tutejsze gazety angielskie
chwala.- Polacy micszkajacy
W West Bay City podobno
zamierzaja budowac kosci6}.
PrQWdQ.
CHICAGO. - S}awny DIR.
Czupka juz sic ulotni} z nasze-
go miasta. .Zapomnia} przy-
tenn uregulowat niekt6rych
.drobnych rachunk6w klubu
Towarzyskiego. Ciekawa
rzecz. gdzie wyp}ynie ten pan,
moralizujacy innych =.
(Sztandar. }
Z ELLIS ISLAND. Przy
ladowaniu emigrant6w zwr6-
city w}adze 50 letniegoPolaka,
Antoniego P}uga, pod pretek-
stem il z powodu staroSci
by}by ciezarem krajowi pomi-
mo-, il starzec posiadal $500. 90
got6wki.
NEW YORK. - Pertrak-
tacje ugodowe pemiedzy
nAllgemeiner Verein kt6ry
z mocy wygrancgo procesu
jest w}ascicielem koscio1a sw.
Stanis}awa, a partja biskupia
reprezentowana przez vzjed-
noczenie .Parahan' kt6ra
pragnie, by prawo w}asnosci
koSclo}a mia} biskup - spell
z}y ma niczem. Zadna z obu
parGl ME chce poczynie
ustepstw. pomimo il KS.
proboszcz Strzelecki usilnie
stara sic je pogodzit.
WIEL. x. SUSZCZYN-
SKI przeprowadzi} sic z
Pennsylvania dc Minnesoty i
obja} probostwo parafi pol
sk!ej W Duelm, Benton Co.
ERIE, PA. - w niedziele,
20 Pazdz1ernjka, ca}y dzieh
u mas znieg pada}, napada1o
go ma dwie stopy.
MIASTECZKO Fairchild.
Wis, W poblizu kt6rego
znajduje' sic polska osada
farmerska, nawiedzione bvIo
w dniu 21 Pazdziernika DO
zarem. Zgorza}a GAIA czese
businesowa, tax il straty
wynosza IS tysiecy dolar6w.
-Pomiedzy innemi sp}one}y
story kupc6w N. C. Fosters
i Jos. Rivards, poczta, diva
hotele, ratusz miejski
apteka.
Z TEXAS. : w polskich
osadadach farmerskich W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
NaSz nQWY prezent.

Kto nam przeSle
abonament ma rok
biezacy, dostanie ma
stepu]acy prezent
gwiazdkowy:
l. KALENDARZ MARYAN.
SKI, ma r. 1896.
2. - Ksi4zke powlesciowa, pod
tytu}em: GDYBY MEG TY-
STAG TALARUW!
8. zBI6R PIESNI KOS
CIETINYCH.
H% Wiecej do
tego prezentu ami W
tym, ami W przyszfym
roku przydawa6 ME
bedziemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
POUCZENIE
dla maluczkich.

Wszystkie nasze towarzy-
stwa, zjednoczenia, unie,
zwiazki So litylko stowarzy-
szeniami stanowemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24

RzadStan6wZjed ednoczonych
ME udzieli} dotychczas zadnej
polskiej organizacyi ,,charte-
ru''.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24
Z TEXAS. = w polskich

Z TEXAS. : w polskich
osadadach farmerskich W
tym Stanie tego roku TAXI Jest
rwetes 0 pieniadze, ze iuz
dawno tax ME by}o. Bawe1na
sic ME uda}a, a i. zarobki
licho sic op}acaja.
PAN ZIZIKz z St. Hedwig,
Tex, tamtejszy pocztmistrz.
Polak, wtracony do wiezienia,
iak nam donosi nasz kores-
pondent Texas. - "a COP
O tenn correspondent ME
pisze.
PLACIC IA WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-24

w. kolektowaniu podat
(persona} taxes), "a co go
tutejsze gazety angielskie
chwala.- Polacy mieszkajacy
W West Bay City podobno
zamierzaja budowae kosci6l.
PrQwdQ.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-01-10

ever llved for long time, and | expect
ed to die anytime; but thanks to DR..
Greene's wonderful medicine. am great
ly improved.
NO all my bloat is gone and | am a
well of that rs ever. NV rhoa;hatism j.
practically gone, and my stomach j.
sound and digeSts my food perfectly, and
| sleep soundlv. The doctor who treat
ed me dill me no good. and he said
would not live six months | WAS in such
bad order. Other doctors said it was
the most remarkable east they bad ever
known, 10 have me come up the way
did. Nv ease is widely known.
Il can recommend DIR. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy as the best
medicine ever saw or heard of, and
Will cheerfully answer any inquiries
about my case, but for seveh years
could not write my name was so
trembly.'
Mr.. II. II. kimball. druggist, of Hard.
wick, says: II knew of Mr.. Nathan q.
Batchelder's remarkable case, and the
statement is true
1t cures quickly and permantly. rheu-
matism, neuralgia, kidney and liver dis
ease, aud makes good blood and strong
nerves. Everybody, both physicians and
the people everywhere acknowledge DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy 10 be the greatest known cure for
disease. People who take 1t get we'll.
Why waste time in trying uncertain
and untred remedies, when here is a
physicians prescription, discovery
made by the greatest living specialist in
curing nervous and chronic diseases, Dr.
Greene, of "a Temple Place. Boston,
Mass. If you take this medicine you
can consider yourself under DR.. Greene
direct professional care, and you can
consult him or write to him about your
case, freel Y and without charge. This is
guarantee that this remedy will cure.
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world
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-01-10
Carratunk.

d. II. and Harry Williams were home
from the camp yesterday, and returned
to-day, also John Martin, they report
good logging.
Anthony Comber met with a bad ac-
cident while at work in the woods he
was cutting down a tree with another
man, his axe glanced and struck Comher
on the arm, severing the vein. DR..
Williams of Bingham dressed the
wound
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Church are in
town, the guests OF their mother, Mrs
Knapp.
Ed Adams made his usual trip to Gates
hill, Saturday.
Miss Dora Holway arrived home from
Skowhegan last week, where she has
been taking lessons in painting, she
brought home six pictures among them
was fine painting of Finga's Cave of
Scotland, all ought to see it.
Miss Eda Baker is gaining.
Mrs. James Merrill is on the sick list
Mrs. Henry Nottage and Master Willie
are in town.
Miss Edith Butler has returned from
down river.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-01-10

Bingham, Me: Com, S. A. Chamber
lain; S. V. c., Ii. Barker; j. V. c., o.
Thompson; Chap, w. Ii. Nottage !;
Surg, L. G. Brown; @. NJ, b. X. Smith !;
o. D., w. Ii. Collins; o. g., l.. Atwood
Last Thursday evening a curious COM
pany of men and boys gathered around
Il table in Mr.. Douigan's clothing store
to see the guess boxes opened. For the
past month or two, everybody who
bought goods of Mr.. Donigan to Ger
tain amount, has been entitled TO a guess
as to the exact number of tickets which
would be sold by the Somerset Railway,
during the mouth of December. The
boxes were closed Dec. 18th. Thursday
evening they were being opened. Con-
ductor Foster, DIR. Piper and school
master Ames examined the votes What
"A variety, Some of them were actually
up in the millions, Some even were as
low as seventy-tive, no one guessed the
rigAt number. but Forrest Colby guessed
1913, which WAS only ONE too many, so
he took the prize which was very pref.
" chamber set.
Mrs. Henry Abbey of Madison, is in
town visiting her sou, George Abbey.
Mrs. Frederic, teacher of the primary
school. who was detained at home last
week by the illness of her husband, has
resumed her work
The Bingham ice.houses are being fit
ted for % season. Abel Moore and Car
roll Clark do the cutting.
On Saturday evening, Mr.. Elmer
Baker gave a reception to his friends in
this vicinity. Mr.. Baker was married
but "A few months ago, and his friends
presented him with an elegant rocking
chair on the night of the reception.
This week is observed as week of
PRAYER, and meetings are held at the
chapel and at the church alternately, on
every evening.
Last sabbath two new members were
admitted 10 the Congregational church.
The report of the Secretary of the Con
gregational Sunday school, Miss Dns-
more, shows II most au-picous set of
figures. The financial condition is bet
Ter than it has been for some time past.
and the Attendance during the year of
ls94. has been eptioually large.
The lecture which Pres. Whitman of
Colby University, will deliver at Ken
nebec Hall. next Friday evening, will be
one OF the events Of the winter. No one
Who has heard Pres. Whitman once,
stays away when there is opportunity TO
hear him again. DIR. Whitman pays US
Il compliment in coming and it may be
some time before We get such a chance
again, a. he is To go abroad sometime
this year.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-01-10
Browns Corner.

Mr. Nathaniel Hall is still confined to
the house
Mrs. Jane Rowe who fell and received
many aud quite severe bruises a few
weeks agois able to be about again.
Two families now occupy the Bella
Burrill house, Mr.. Geo. Jewell and Mr..
Wesley Bingham.
Some of the french families who have
been living at the City have moved 10
Madison to find employment
Cord wood business is lively in this
vicinity just now
Teforest Goodwin recently cut a pine
tree which grew on his intervale that
WAS 81 # in heighth, four feet across the
stump and sealed 2400 fl. The first log
scaled 900 IT, This was a twin tree its
mate was broken down by a cyclone
about three years ago.
Geo. Chase beams Il smile on all his
friends this week for at home he knows
that the new year has brought him sho
sweetest little stranger on earth, Elsie
May-born Jan. weight 8 lbs.
FRIDAY morning last as member of
Jos WLitncy's family was cutting up the
frozen dressing behind his horse in the
barn singular accident occurred. The
horse suddenly stepped back and receiv-
ed blow from the axe in the hinder
part of the foot seYering an artery which
caused the animal to bleed to death in "A
very short time.
Elmer Goodridge of W. Palmyra has
recently bought in this vicinity three
nice COWS and a good yoke Of oxen in
Athens.
The &. b. +. Club met at the pleasant
home of Mr. aud Mrs. w. c. Fitzgerald
on Saturday evening. Quite number
of guests were also present from The
village. Choice selections by the choir
were finely rendered, games, etc, en-
gagged the attention of some. while all
were Interested in the bountiful supper
which was served by host ana hostess.
At which the reputation of the Club WAS
closely contested by some of the guests
from the village, but the honors were
triumphantly borne away by II W. Pal
myrl man. At the close of the even
ing Dr. Ivory Lowe extended thanks in
behalf of the village people for the in
yitatiou and their entertainment.
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Lexington.

Abiah Tufts of Lexington was severe
" injured while chopping wood in Scion
the 22d of December. His AK was de
Elected by striking limb which convey
ed "A full blow to his left leg midway be.
tween the knee and ankle. lengthwise of
the leg, splitting off one-haf of the
bone two-thirds of its entire length and
fracturing the remainder of the bone
near the ankle joint. He refused to per.
nit the surgeons at Scion to use means
necessary TO save his leg if possible. He
was carried to North New Portland for
care and treatment, but refused to have
the condition of the bone examined, I'M
til last Friday, when he was etherized
and the bone found to be so comminu ted
and diseased that the leg could not be
saved. Saturday it was amputated at
the knee Joint. The man appears to be
doing well now,
Mont fiipp of Lexington, who was so
badly injured in the woods across the
line in Canada by IA log falling across his
back, AS to completely paralyze the low
er limbs, does not improve.
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7. H. Merrill of Merrill q Hackett
New G!oucester, is buying aud packing
apples in town. We learn thai he has
bought of O. o. Nittum & Son, two hun
died barrels.
+. 5. Cairns was in town Monday.
buying apples.
y. Z. Upper is building a stable on
his lot on North Main street.
Il. NJ. Hight of Skowhegan, was III
town last week, buying apples.
Edwin Trip is clnyassing the town
IL agent for the Buffalo Phosphate co.
+. f. Dinforth assisted by c. +. Playse
of Sknwhrgen. installed offices OF the y.
o. [. w, last Monday evening.
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CORRESPONDENCE


The second Demorest Medal Contest
will be held at the Bridge school-house
in West Forks, next Saturday evening
Singers from Bingham are expected tc
assist in the exercises.
At the annual meeting of the Sunday
school, Hattie o. Kennedy was electec
Superintendent Mrs. M. l.. French
Asst. Superintendent Mrs. Lucy $
Young, Secretary and Treasurer; Nora
J.. York, Librarian. The Supcrinteud
ent reported the total attendance for the
past year, 81 and the average Is. A few
books have recently been added to the
library.
The Band met with Mr.. and Mrs
Oliver G.. Adams last Friday evening
There were twenty-five present and ont
new member was received. Next meet
ing at .Jere Durgin's. b.
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East SkOWhegan.

Farmers in this place have been haul
ing sawdust the past week from Parsons
steam mill in Cornville, distance of ten
miles, there being none nearer All who
furnish cream for the butter factory
must have good supply of sawdust to
pack their ice with. Oaks pond can
furnish the ice.
But little lumber has been hauled to
+. G. Penney's mill or V, X. Tuttle's mill
at Canaan.
A game warden visited this place re-
Gently and stopped two nights in the
place but found none who had violated
the law, all being law abiding people.
Sunday we had an old fashioned snow
storm, which will cover the bare pots
of ground.
Our baldwin apples are sold and haul
| ed but Ben DAVIS and russets are not
sold.
Abel Written has yarded quite lot OF
| lumber for Wallace Ireland, who intends
to repair his barn next spring.
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1t is reported that "A partnership OF
law business has been formed between
{. +. johnson, Esq, of Waterville and
f. +. McFadden, Esp, of our town.
News was received here last week OF
the death. from paralysis. OF ". W.
Rice, EX-Warden of the Maine State
Prison. Mr.. Rice was at one time re.
sideut of our village. The deceased was
- years old.
At the annual meeting of the share
holders OF the Fairfield National Bank
OF Fairfield held at the Banking rooms
Tuesday morning the following direct
ors were elected: c. q. Tot.nan, +. +.
kenrck, ID. G. Hall, II. T. Burgess, q.
l.. Wilson, V. X. Conner, \. II. Totman.
At the meeting of the Directors, I. q.
Totman was chosen President, +. 7.
kenrck, Vice President; \. II. rotman,
Clerk.