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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-11-21
No. Is.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

There are in the United States 40, 600
deaf mutes.
st. Louis is the largest tobacco man
ufacturing center In the world.
Ia the twenty-four books that Dick
ems wrote there were I42s characters.
AT the first Of the year the armies Of
the world numbered d 500, 900 men.
Wyoming and Nevada have less
than one inhabitant tothe square mile.
Two million glass eyes are manu-
featured yearly in Germany and Swift
erland.
The largest theatrical building is the
Grand Opera of Paris. which covers
three acres.
An apple contains as much nutri-
ment as a potato, and in pleasanter
and more wholesome form.
The growth Of nails on the left hand
requires eight or ten days longer than
those on the rlght.
In 1883 Japan had only eighty-three
factories with machinery. Ten years
later their number was 1863.
Microscopists say that the strongest
microscopes do not, probably, reveal
the lowest stages Of animal life.
A Christian should not only forgive
his enemies but when the occasion
arises he should forgive his friends.
The British Government needs over
SO, 600, 900 year to supply military
uniforms to its soldiers in all parts Of
the globe.
The FIRST theatre in this country to
be lighted with gas was theatre at
Philadelphia, which put in gas pipes
in 1916.
Six times was Wayman Sutton, of
Wytheville. Va, sentenced 40 death
for murder. At last he has D fapar-
doned.
The FIRST submarine telegraph wire
in this country was from Goyernora1
Island to the Battery in New York.
laid in 1912
The tigers strength exceeds that of
the lion. Five men can easily hold
down lion, but nine are required to
subdue tiger.
Mrs. Lydia Reynolds, Philadelphia,
raised seedless pumpkin. 1t was
of medium size and had the appear
ance of any other pumpkin.
Artificial arms and legs were used
in Egypt as early as 700 B. G. They
were made by the priests, who were
the physicians at those times.
The deepest gold mine in the world
is at Eureka, CAL, and is 22oo feet
deep. The deepest silver mine is at
Carson City and has depth Of 5000
feet.
Millions of men in India live, marry
and rear apparently happy children
upon an income which, even when the
wife works, is rarely above SO cents a
week.
The Bank OF France has camera so
trained that the picture of any suspi
cious visitor may be secured without
the suspected individual knowing that
he has been caught.
The jet mines OF England seem to
yield less and less of that mineral
Ten years ago as much as 1870 pounds
were raised ; last year only 1853 pounds
formed the total of the production.
Excessive tea drinking is assigned
as the chief cause OF the high rate Of
insanity in Donegal. and the theory
would seem to be strengthened by the
fact that there are three female luna
flee fo one male
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-11-21

1t was still quiet in F.. Harrystown.
Sometimes Reginald was on top and
sometimes the old man.
Thus were two loving lives blight
ed.
1t might have been worse but the
police interfered.
They got six months each.
Harrystown is still, still, Silly still.
-Ex.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-11-21
A TALE OF WOE.

1t was quiet in +. Harrystown.
Peace reigned.
Not sound was heard but the in
cessant bowling of big dog and the
boys Gathering on doors, porches and
window shutters with clubs.
1t was still
Two loving hearts sat in the Bingo
Mansion. Maudye Bingo, the name
used to be Mag but Maudye is more
stylish. and her beau Reginald Hiram
Nit.
They loved so ardently that they
saved coal and that is why the old
man let him come around in the win
ter evenings.
Reginald. said she, how are you go
ing to voter
For Bryan, said he.
! Maudye cast complicated East
Franklin.st., glance at him and said
Then you might as well mosey, nc
bryan Hiah can muss my hair
Reginald arose so haughtily that
Maudye slipped to the floor with a
loud bump from his lap mo yellow
fever bug in mine said he and he
passed out.
In less than an hour and a half he
was out of Harrystown without his
hat and with his coat slit up the back.
III.
The next day it rained.
1t was still still in Harrystown.
Bryan was beaten and Reginald had
lost hat on it. A glad hope smote
in his heart that he would return to
his love and make up turn Republi-
can; this was easy because so many
other Democrats had and they had
less reason that he. In short he turn
ed. He yelled Mckinley twice up an
alley and turned his steps toward
happiness and hope and Maudye with
big brass gold bug on his gum coat.
! 1t was still quiet in II. Harrystown.
Volleys of stones flew about like
sparrows and an occasional revolver
shot rang out
But Maudye was not "skeered, ? not
she. Too often she had faced the
foaming growler in its den and seen
whole mobs scrap at her lovely feet
and spit out teeth.
Besides she was happy. She had
thought OF Reginald oft in the Silly
F. Hsrrystown evenings with no coal
in the house and she was aweary for
him. But her heart was bright now.
She had concluded that Mr.. Bryan
was the peoples friend and that Regi-
nald was dead right when he said he
vas peach"
She borrowed large silver bug and
sat oft with her face smashed to the
window pane, watching and waiting.
Nv.
1t was very still in +. Harrystown
again.
A man was being murdered on a
corner and Sunday school was just
out with mad dog loose. You could
almost hear the quiet.
Reginald passed to the Mansion
Bingo with light foot.
Maudye flung open the door and fell
on his neck like ton OF coal.
He recovered and both passed into
the parlor and turned up the lamp.
o borrow. she saw the gold bug. ! !
He saw the silver bug.
o my Alas Aiack o blazes and
welladay
".
1t was still quiet in +. Harrystown.
Sometimes Reginald was on top and
sometimes the old man.
Thus were two loving lives blight
ed.
1t might have been worse but the
police interfered.
They got six months each.
~. 49,. - -A.fi -a.ft ne.1f.. xA:ff
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-11-21

DR.. w. Erkelens has come to stay
and is located at Berkeley Hotel.
Hours to IL and to S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-02
CudOWny Sr0dek
pfzeefW RsNmafYzmoWf ].

Oh. Kazmierz Lislecki, bedac
elerp'acym ma reumatyzm przez
klIka lat, uzywajac wszelkich srod,
kow be- paimn,ejszej ulgi, wyna-
lazi srodek naprzec1w tel dokucza-
jacei %chorcble, "a pomoca kt6rego
on san sic wyleczyl W przeciagu
10 dnl, i podejmuje sic wyleczyc
najzastarzalszy reumatyzm, jake
gokolw1ek badz rodzaju kr6tkim
czasle "a bardzo malem wvnagro-
dzenlem. Ia kursoJe gwarantuje-
C,erpiacy, kt6rzy chca sic pezbye
tel nlemi}ej chorobv, MECH sig
zgtosza do powyz wymlenlonego
OBJ, k16ry I'M mcze przes}ac cd
w1eln ludzi rekomendacje, ktorYch
W tax kr5tklm czasle uwoini1 cd
cd reumatyzmu, pomimo re juz cd
k,iku lat byll ziozeni ta choroba,
probujac wszelkicb srodk6w l wy
r~zucajac wielkie sunny pieniezne.
Pisma polskle we stkich
miejscowosciach. ktore dbaja o ulge
i wvleczenie swych rodak6w cd
reumatyzmu, prosi OBJ. Lisieckl 0
~powtorzenle tego.
X. LISIECkI, e
Is s. Caroline st. BaAsnaore Nd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-02
WIARUSA!
PeISka bed hoskaleE.

NAUCZYCIEL g'mnasyum
V. W Warszawie: Odow, pray
wykfadzie uczniom klasY
szostel O pomniku Minina
Pv2arsklego " Moskwei, do
strzeg}, he uczniowie s}ucbaja
60 bez nale&ytej uwag'.
Widocznie niema miedzY
wami Rosyan" powiedzia}, ma
60 ieden 2 uczniow odrzekt:
dzteki Bogu niema." "a te
nierozwaAna uwage uczDla
wydalono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-02
Bpecyazne posledaenle komisarzy powla-
towych pouaatu esiuonsklego, 2 26 Marca

DpOC4UVILC pOCECASOICGO 10 ~ pCHcN
to,vych pouaatu eviaaonsklego, 2 26 Marca.
Rada komlsarzy p~ow>atowYch naszego po-
wiatu zebra{a sic ma specvalne posledzsnle "
swolch lokalach W Ratuszu, W Czwartek, 26
Marca 1896 r. O godzinle 2 z %po}udnla W ce)u
ME sio}a Dresbach WszYscy cz3onkowie obecni.
Retycya, podpisana pred W. S. W1dmeYer
/ 50 innych oplewa, abJ Rada p~rzedsiewzle{a
st6sowne kroki co do lnkcrporacyl miasteczka
Dresbach, ma wniosek p. komlsarza Walch
%przyjeto do akt wclelono, zaczem %powzieto
nastepujaca uchwa3e:
Przeszlo 80 podpisanych pod petycya
wyborc6w, kt6rzy wszyscy mieszkai9 ma op,sa.
nYch " petycyr gruntach, swiadczy, " GRANGE
rzeczonYch grunt6w i t%erytor6w oraz ich beg j
dystanse So nastepujace:
Poczawszy Cd punkta ma zachodnim brzegu
rzeki Mississippi, gdzie lima s%ekcyjna miedzy
sekcyami Tina a Is przerzyna rzeke, potem ma
zach6d rzeczonej llnii sekcyJpej, W rozclag4oscl
16o pret6w do punktu bedacego p6@nocno> wschod-
MIN naroznik1em p6}nocno zachodniej rzeczone]
sekcyi, potem Is ma po1udnle, 48o pret6w S. E.
cor S. W. ! cd N. W. ! sekcY1 10. dalej 80
pret6w ma Wsch6d do N. E. 80 pretow do S.
E., cor. N. E. I cd S. W. / Cd sekcyl 10 -
potem ma zach6d 400 pretow al do rzek' Missi-
ssippi - do punAtn poczatkujscego, odlegfosc
okofo $40 pret6w. Wszystko W townie ZOE, Range
4 West.
Rzeczone oerytoryum, obejmujace 997 ARROW,
p"rzedstaw,ono Radz1e komisarzy pow1atu
wlnohsk,ego (Mlnnesota), z prosba, ably pomie
dzy innemi terytoryum to inkorporowano jake
,,village''- stosownie do zastrzezenla W prawach
Stanu Minnesota - i rzeczona petycya jest pod
kazdym wzglsdem pooling prawa.
~ZwazYwszy to wszystko, uchwala Rada
kom1sarzy pow'atowych powjata winonskiego, IL
panoHie J. A. O'Nell, G. W1dmoyer l ).
Nichols, 1stotni mieszkancY wvborcY zam1esz
kali ma rzeczopem terytoryum. nlniejszem SO
przeznaczenl l ustauowieni jake inspektorowle DO
nadzorowanla g~iosowania. Odbedzle sic to gioso
wanie W shopie Robilard'a, poiozonym ma loc1e
|, biloxi 81, W sole Dresbach, " rzeczonvm po-
w1ecle Wlnonskim " obreble gran1c rzeczone-
60 projektowanego village Platek,
| Maja 1896 T. W czasie tym | miejscu wy borcY
rzeczenego projektowanego il a g e gfosowae
beda Ia albo przeclw inkorporacyl.
Dan w Winona, Mimi, 26 Marca 1895 r.
Ma wniosek odroczYla sieRada ma czas nleogran;-
czony.
J.. B.. B a m b e n e k
PrzewodniczacY Rady ken pow
Po wiadcz
4 II I'm al Welbei
auditor powiatowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-02
tCi4g daisy nast2pd.)
kAlena maSC ArA1
kOWa.

Najlepsza maSt ma swlecle ma
RAINY, pochodzace z clec, przetarcia
uderzenia, p~oparzenia; 1wrzodY,
popekane reee, odclski oraz wsSel.
kie wyrzutY ma clele. Jezeli zupe4-
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze beda
zwrocone. Cend: rs centow pude}'
ko. Mona dostac we ~wszystk1ch
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-02

~. +. umd1ck l.O0a
Ma wnlosek odlozono aplikacya Jana Rob.
fnth, ]r., z StocKton o license la wyszyuk az dc
|SobotY, IA Marca 1896, . godzinle 9 pred po-
fudnlem.
Ma wnlosek odroczy}a sig Rada az do Soho
tY, 0 godzinie 9 pred po]udniem.
Sohota, IA Marca.
Rada zebra{a sic ma posiedzenie st6sownie
do uchwatY o odroczenlu.
Nastepujace rachunki przyzwolono z Fun
duszu powiatovego.
}. B. Bambenek, plaza komisarza ........ $500
John Knopp 9 90
N. Walch; plaza kcmssarza mllowe.... II 40
o. W. Hunt I" IL %
#. K. Page 10 80
Geo B. Mallory, furmanka ola kom.pow. 3 20
2 Fumduszu u6ogich.
E.. Miller, towary d.. fanny ubogich. go. SOL "a
J. 3, Boiler, materya} reparacva. ditto 81 %
F. B. Peters, zw6zka 70 sazul drzewa, z
blutfa do fanny uboglch ............ 80 90
Bond ma license wyszynkowy Jana Rofuth
jr., z Stockton, W sumle $4,000. zosta{ ~przyjety
l license p~rzyzwolonY.
PAM Katarzyna Peters jednogfoEnie mia.
nowana zosta}a dozorczyn1a powiatowej fanny
uboglch, W mle]sce zn,ariego P. Petersa, ia
reszte ermlnu.
Ma wn1osek przyzwoleno obywatelowl Lewis
]. Baldwin license aukcyonaryuszowski ma czas
jednego roku.
Bond PAM Katarzyny Peters, dozorczyni
powiatowej fanny ubogich ma sumo $1,000,
zosta{ przyzwolony.
PrzYieto petycya s%zk6lna, podplsana przez
G.. A. Hill, | ustanowiono bl1zsze mad n'a obrady
ma 1 Maja 1896 0 godzin1e II pred po}udniem.
PetscYa ia opiewa, ably odjeto po}udulowa !
po}udnlowo zachodnlej t sekcy1 81. town Warren,
z d%istryktu szkolnego mr.. S, a wcielono to do
dIstryktu szk6lnego mr.. 80.
N%astepuiace upomnlenle o specyane posie-
dzenie Rady komlsarzy p~owlatowych wcielono
do p1otok6fu.
Podaje sic n1nleiszem do wiadomosci, re
Rada komisarzy powiatowych powiatu wlnoh-
skiege, Minnesota. W dnlu 30 Kwletnia 1896
odbedzie posiedzenle specyalne W ratuszu, W
miescie Winona.
J. 3. Bambenek
N. Walch.
John Knopp.
. O.. w. Hunt.
T. K. Page.
?osw,adcza: Herman Weibel, aud. pow.
Dan IA Marca 1896.
Ma wniosek odroczy}a sic Rada ma czas ME.
ograniczony.
P os wi a d 2: J.B. B a m b n e k,
personal---very. Rady pow.
HERNIA Welbel
county auditor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-02

Egzamin
odejs,ia " tutejszego progim
nazyum zlo*yli uczDiowie
Kroplewski. Malinowski, WI
iewsk;, Dzieniszewsk', Khlisz,
Ludwyski, Pommerening'
Roenig, P%antenius i Poehlke.
-Wy3szy naucsyciel dr. Ian
pc zostanie przesiedlony cd l
kwietnia do gimnazYum W
Wejherowie.
CZERSK.-Fsbryka lisztew
do obrazow pod frma Reder
SIP. w Czersku, ktorej wyrcby
hnrtownie wysylane bYwa1a do
Holandyi, Apglii, Torcyi it'd,
a ktora W przesz}Ym roku
otrzvmaia diva srebrne medale
ma wystswaoh W Amsterdamie
i Kr6lewcu, ma jake wsp6lni.
kow W TEN przedsiebiorstwie
dwoch Polak6w, i to p. Kin
skiego z Ktodni i p. Stanis}awa
S;korskiego z Wlelkich Che}.
NOW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-02
Stan OHIO, m i asto TOLEDO
Lucas County.

Frank j. G h e zezna-
ie pod przysiega, re Jest starszym
partnerem frmv F. j. G heney
& Co., robiacei lnteresa W miescie
Toledo, W wy wspomn'anyn Pc.
w,ec,e i Stanle. Zeznaie takze, IL
rzeczona frma zapfacl sto do'arow
"a kazdy przypadek kataru, ktore-
goby ME mona ~wYleczyc lekar~
stwem Halls Catarrh Cure.
FrankJ j. . h Y.
(Z Ina p ieczeci] j.
ZaprzYslezono wobec mnle
podpisano W mojej ob%ecnosci, W
dniu 6 Wrzesnia, roku Pansklego
1886.
A. w. GLEASON,
notaryusz Fubllczny.
Halls Catarrh Cure bierze sic
wewnetrznie, gdzie hezposrednio
ma krew dziala. Kazcie sobie bez-
ptatnle ~przes}a6 swiadectwa.
f. J. C h y & Co. Toledo, o.
1@-Sprzedaja ~wszYstkie aptekl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-02
Z ~KROTOSZYNA dono-

L 1N1\O OoA AVA AOlAO-
sz2 nam O nastepujacem
nizszczesciu:P Pan H. Ciesielski,
master szewski. kauai W
piwnicy swej nowe dawae
sklepienie. - Murowano je W
czasie mrozu, zatem zmarz{o a
ME usch}o. Kiedy potem deski
odjeto, Gale sklepienie zapad}o
i przygniot}o 3 mularzy, a
pan Ciesielski ciezko ranny
przewieziony do lazaretu
miejskiego, podobno umsr} "
.36 roku zycia.
W GUMNOWICACH, pod
Nak}em, spotka}o straszne
nieszczescie rodzine Kowal-
skich. Utone}o i'm dw6ch
ch}opcow. W l3tym i 9tyln r.,
zarwawszy sic ma lodzie.
BUK. iona w}6darzaT Tom
kowiaka z Wysocki wraca}a
wieczorem pieszo z Buku do
domu i zb}adziwszy, utone}a
W jednym re szerokich row6w,
odprowadzajac wode LAX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-02

tpociechy doczekal sic p,ewien
radzzca intendantuulry wBydgo-
szczy, albowiem policya W
Gniewkowie przytrz ,ma}
w}6czege - kt6ry = jak sic
wykazalo - Jest synem tegoz
radzcy.
W GUkTOWACH umarl
t~amtejszy nauczycielS tanislaw
Piszczyglowa.
GNIENO. = Kupca Oto-
manskiego wywieziono do
domu ob}akanych W Die
kance.
W CHOJNICY odprawi}
W dn}u I Marca syn tamtej
szego nauczyciela, ks. WI
Jasihski, %pierwsza msza sw.
WE WAGR6WCH
z}ozyli egzamin %dojrza}osci
naukowej abituryencyi: Bra
tkowski z Gembic, Krupski
z Wagrowa, ILaskowski i
Reyzner z Wagrowca, Tar
nowcki z Rogozna.
DWIE HUTY szklane
istnieja w W X. Pozaahskiem:
Jedna W UjSciu, a druga pod
Nak3em pod frms Friedrich
Pohl. Thure.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-02

AH cNtcn MOSe JeUeTS, lou 0e~! :
Nastepujacy dawniejsi abo-
nenci nasi pozostali nam
winni "a gazette:
Elba Piatkowskl Fir. 2.4O
Columbus, Nebr., K%rus2yhski I.2.40
Hvman Rempuszynsk1 FIR. 2.20
Isadore Wltkowsk1 FIR. $50
Osowskj Jan $50
Ciehocki Wojciech $50
Kansas G Rube Fir. $50
Downers Grove. P~rzvdryga Moo
Polonia, Ostrowski Max 200
Alberta G6recki J6z. 200
Chain Lake Nawrocki Stef. 200
Swan Riv., F%oltynsk1 George 800
Kupka Szymon 200
Bremond Rajerowsk1 J6z. eco
Wausau Torzewski A. eco
North Prairie Jendro Marcln $50
Borskl Szczep. 200
Milwaukee Holman Plotr 200
Shamokln, Buczynskl 81 -
str. n. 2.4O
KrzYwka Micha} 200
Superior Mlzgalski Jan 200
Pittsbnrg, Laskowski Mix. 200
Posen, Nebr., J6z. Matelski 400
Red Jacket Wal. Tomaszkow-
Monholl, Jak6b Grabowski 2.2o
Osteu, Nebr. Czaplewski Jan 4.50
Superior Jan Mlzgalskl 200
Flambeau Jan Kamrowski 1865
Rhinlender Tomasz Pllszka 2.5O
Coldwater Mlcha} Stachowiak ESQ
Erie Mlcha} Rzymek 3.75
Wawrz. Stachowskl 4.7o
Jan KluczYhski 5.25
A. P,eczynskl 4.5o
F." Walenty Treychel 4.20
hOWalSkl stan. Z.UV
Jak6b Senger 2.75
Leavenworth Jan Kula $50
Loup City, Fir. O:lewski 4.5o
Philadelphia Tomasz Clemny $50
Reading, Jan Galman ESQ
Silver Lake Walenty Nowak $50
Jan Clelinski 2.30
So. Chicago Jan Go}eblewski $50
Schenectady Stan. Boruckl 3.75
St. Paul, Micha} Baranowski 4.3O
Toledo. M. S. Kurek, VauceS. 3.15
"Fr. Gaslorowski, Nebr.ave 4 SO
"J6z. Patrzykowski, Ferrer ESQ
Bolesiaw Trawlnsk:;
Page S, 400
tCiag dalszy nase2pt.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-02
4 Poznahskjego.

TRZECH UCZNIOW
seminaryum nauczycielskiego
- jak donosi .Goniec
Wielkopolski" - wydali}a
wfadza szkolna "a to, re prey
spisie ludnoSci ma karcie,
gdzie rubryka:, ,Staatsangeho-
rigkeit" (przynaleznosG do
pahstwa) napisaii: POLE,
preussischer 'Unterthan.'
Jednego P. wydalono zaraz,a
dw6ch Nj P.w diva tygodnie
p6zniej. Mic i'm ME pomoglo,
re zaraz ma zadanie ma innych
kartkach napisali: ,,deutsch".
M}odziehcy CT uczyli sic pilnie
i wzorowego byli zachowania
sic pod kazdym wzgledem.
Jeden Mich poda} prosbe do
ministra Bossego - nawet
edpowiedzi ME Original. w
zaswiadczeniu odejsoia dane
mu dobre predykaty, ale
wpisano zarazem, re okaza1
usposobienie wrogieN iemcom
leine deutsch feindliche &C.
sinnung.) Ot6z zbrodnia JUL
dzisiaj, gdy sic kto nazwie
Polakiem wobec wladz ME
kt6rych. Szybkim krokiem
ida teraz do zatarcia Navy:
Polak, lecz skutki wprost
przeciwne, DO rodacy coraz
silniej }aczy6 sic beda W
jeden zgodny zastep.
SKAPE pod Strzalkowem,
dnia 10 3 90. w niedzielq
rano, dnia 8-go bm. znale-
ziono ma grunc'e gospodarza
Walentego SzmarY wJanowie
krawca Ign. Pyzdrowskiego,
z Kostrzyna, niezywego.
W odbytej sekcyi uzl,ano go
,ako na}owego pijaka
upiwszy sic upad} W drodze
zmarz}. Nieszczesna gorza}ka
WkASCICIEL DOBR
Grzybkowo w powlecle
witkowskim p. Leon Blocisze.
wski kupil Cd Niemca P. v
Keoltsch dobra rycerski'
Slomczyce "a 22o, 900 mrk
Dai Bozc wiece] takich!
KROLIKOWO, majatel
o. Rogalihskiego, majac,
11o1 hektorow czyl' 47oe
morg obszaru, ma bye spree
dane ma subhaScie d. maja v
saddle szubihskim.
ME ~szCZEG0LNE,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-02

OBRADY zKOMISARZY P0WIATo.
WYCH. =
P o 8 l d z g Mes peoY al ne " NJ arc
Rada komisarzy rowlatowycd powiatu wi
nonsklego zebra}a sic W Czwartek, II Marca
1896, W lokalu swoim W ratuszu powiatowYm ma
posiedzenle specyalne. Wszyscy cz}enkowie
obecn1.
Nastepujace rachunk, przyzwolono z fundu-
szu powiatowego:
Winona Weekly Leader, druki....... $12.5o
st. Charles Times, druki 145 30
W1arus. drukl 1875
Nc. Me & Co., pism. p. kontraktu.... ITO 80
E. S. Morgan Z" IS
Ira D. Toms pubic do ksiag powlatowych
W ofs,e kasvera SO
W. S. Booth & Scr, probate blanks.:.... 9 65
.Wlnona Telephou Co., rent "a l%eleton,
styczen i 70 oC
E. N. Goodhue, odpisy ola sedz,cgo distr. 10 50
Keenan, & Rowe, furmanka ola wlelklcb
przys,eg}ych.... 400
Laird Norton Co., l53 So
J. w. Lauer, towary d. ratusza....... Z IS
Landon & Roberts, tow. dla ratusza.... 3 SO
VIM Brennan, towary ola w,ezienia...... 90
Mary Sewell, "a swladec. W sadie miejs. IL
Annie johnson 212
Marta Zaborowska 10
Barbara Zaborowska 212
Will Gallagher ,piaca swiadka " sadziep p. 10
W. W. W. Turner, plaza konstabla.... 400
2 Fumduszu ubogich.
G. R. Sherer, towary ola fanny ubogich $ls 80
Louis Heintz l3 rs
Poss Bros. :" SO So
v. F. Fertig % Is
G. c.. Beck 80
Geo H. Nelson II OIL
H. J. Grabow " Is
Wlnona Lumber Co., lumber d. far. ubog. 80 05
w. Pommerenke, robotY kowalskie Ola
fanny uboglch 9 05
VIM Gumb & VIM Carney, rabanle drzewa
ma fannie ubogich. as 90
License ma wyszYnx ~obywate|a Wm Tornow
z town Winona, W kwoc,e $4,000, zosta} ~przyjety
i lcense p~rzYzwolonY.
Bond kompanl1 D. Sinclair Pub. Co., W
kwocie $1,000. "a publlkovanie llsty z~aleg}Ych
podatk6w z r.. 1894, zosta} przyzwolonv.
Ma wniosek przyzwolony zosta} obywatelo-
WI J. J. Verm1lya license aukcyonaryuszowski
ma rok jeden.
Obrady mad apllkacya Jana Rofuth jr. z
sio}a Stockton, o license ma wyszynk, ustano-
w;one ma piatek, la Marca, 0 godzinie 8 zpo{ud-
MA.
Rachunek PAM A. w. Fuhrmann, " kwocie
S33 "a usfag1 ;ako matrona W wlezleniu porla.
towem ME zostaf p%rzYzwolon?.
Ma wnlosek odroczy}a sic Rada az do
p,4tku, 0 godzinie 10 pred po1udn,em.
Platek 10 Marca.
Rada zebra1a sig ma posiedzenle st6sowne
do uchwaty o odroczenlu.
Nastepujace rachunki przyzwolono z Fundu-
szu powiatowego:
D. Sinclair Pub. Co .,ks,azk, i druki.... 1896 81
Herald Pub. Co., no ~
Westlicher Herold, 1876 76
Mlasto Wlnona, koszta " sadzie miejsklm II ID
Schlitz Hotel, ]adfo ola przysieg}ych.... 10 40
The FAIR, towarY ola ralusza .......... 2 So
Lynch + Henry. towary ola wlezlenla. l 90
Church & Augustln F" Is IS
MARGIN Koscielski, pi}owanle, rabanie, u
kladanie l zw6zka drzewa ola wlezienla SO
Wallace Page, drzewo ola wiezienla.... 81 OC
A. W. Fuhrmann. olej do podfogl "
wlezieniu i reparacya pieca,......... 81
A. w. F%uhrmann, sto1owanie w~lezn16w 1873 Sc
A. w. Fuhrmann, plaza szerYfa........ IS 81
VIM E Smith, plaza klerka sadowego.. 3s1 8;
z Funduszu ubogach.
Schlingerman & Walch ,towary ola far. u. 81 4E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-02

Samuel, N%eubauer. Rauch
Reich, Kohnert, Schlueter
Lemke, Schultz, Roenspies..
Opr6cz tego dwaj ekstrane
usze: Gregorkiewicz i Swiecs
kowski.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-05-31
ENFORCED CONVERSION
or Christians to Islamism to be Stopped
Mosque and Christian Church at Bired
I. uf..Ix.

or Christians to Islamism to be stopped
Mosque and Christian Church at Biredjik
to be Rebuilt.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, May 16.-As n re-
suit of the vigorous action of the for
eign ambassadors and ministers the
porte has ordered that the enforced
conversion of Christians to Islamism
at Biredjik be stopped. The Sultan
has ordered the withdrawal OF the
local troops at that place, and the sub
stitution of the regular troops. He has
also decreed that n commission proceed
at once from Marash to Biredjill to ar
range for the rebuilding of the mosque
an IT, "hri, ian church, which were
destroyed la ne recent disturbances at
tha' ,..0'. a4l remain there until con-
idenoe IN future order is con .-A,y
restored.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-05-31

One of perhaps many little considered
Nays in which the forests Of the coun.
try ato being eaten up is in supplying
timber for railway timber work. There
are 1000 miles of trestle structure in
the Tilted States. according to an esti-
mate by the Forestry Division. This
trestle work has to be replaced entirely
every nine years, on an average, and
every year timber amounting to &c.,
100000 feet, board measure, is used for
this purpose. Nearly ali the timber is
cut from the largest and finest trees.
The annual expenditure on this work is
estimated at about $7,0O0,O00.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-05-31

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May is. Pr
John Bailey, prominent physician of
this city, and II. A. Moore stock dealer
from Fayetteville, Tenn, have been
given terms of two years each in the
state prison for an attempt to perform
an abortion on the person of Miss Susie
Kate Ferguson, daughter of merchant
of Fayetteville. All the parties inter-
ested come from excellent families.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-05-31
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suicIded by Shooting.

ST. Louis, May 15.-Bert Kile, a car
penter, aged 10 years, fired a bullet
into his brain at his boarding house
and died almost instantly. He was out
of work and Respondent. Kile came
here from Mt. Vernon, H., six months
ago. A letter was found in his pocket
from Wilkesbarre, Pa, and signed
"Your loving sister, Edith" His step
father lives at Mt. Vernon, Ill. His
mother is dead.