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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23

misjs, siosooa : ssdEsgo Glsdossgo
ieksrss povissowsgo ! ~fslosera. ora,
: Prssdssawioisli polioji. prsybys. dc
Kaaussyns. ably dokona6 skshumaeji
swsok smarsej. lsos nasraAono M o.
P6r. gdyH rodsina ME ohciala wska.
ss6 grobn Pssy Grssbish. Ssd.is
flsdozy nssnsosyt termin skshumseji
swaok M dsie6 10 b. m, leox I tym
rasem ami o.lonkovis rod,iny, ami
dos6r o~meotarny grobu ME wskssali.
q togo powodu komisjs xaozsla cd
kopywac kolsjno groby iwisas I Wy.
dobyws6 swaoki, lscs mimo odkopa.
MIA kilku grob6w, M svsoki Pssy
Grsebieh ME nstrs6ono. W oxasie
eksbuuacji omentars otaosalo kilka
'tysieoy staro.akonnyoh.
- LoWiec polski. w kwistoiu
Z. b. saoznie wyohodsi6 ~ Warssawis
nowe pismo p. Z. nkowisc polski"
pod rsdskojs p. Jana Stolomsna, dy.
rektors Museum soologiosnego i'm.
hr. Braniokioh ~ Warssawis. Glow
mem ssdanism nowsgo pisma bedzis
~s.er.snis posyteosnyoh wiadomosci
o ro.mnssaniu, hodowli, pislsgno.
wsniu 1 cchronis swierss iowossRo
- krsju.
Dsial spraw myiliwskioh ma bye
sseroko t~raktswsny ", kowou", kt6-
~ nadto ssjmis sic bronze myiliw-
sks, baliistyk@ ssorjs 1 teehniks
s~sr.aiu, wog6ls ws.ysskiem, 90 dosy.
ossoy mysliwstws.
- I Edward Grab0wski. Nes.
tor palestry polskiej {. r. msosnas
Edward Grabowski, umari " War.
ssawie. Byf to mat uo.ony, snake
nifty obrohoa, oziowisk s.laohstnsgo
ssroa ! nieposzlskowanego oharakts.
RI, .dobyi tea opinje prawnika, kt6
~ broniso jakisjs sprawy. budsil
pswoosc, IL sprawl to jest slus.ns 1
uo.ciwa. S. p. Grsbowski urod.ii
sic " Warssawie " dniu % oserwcs
Z. 1909. w T. 1920 wstapl do s.k6a
P~ijsrskicb, ktorych wyni6si snsjo-
moic iaciny 1 historji. w T. 1925 IA.
pisai sie M kursa prawne b. uniwsr.
sytetu Acknowledging kt6ry u
kodosyi " Z. 1929 re stopnism ma.
gistra praws adm~inissraoji, pocsem
ro.poc.sa splikaojs " sad.is. w Z.
1884 .osssi pasronsm trybunaiu oy-
wilnego ~ Warssawis, ~ z. l849 sd.
vol pr.y ssd.ie spslaoyjnym.
" T. 1853 obrohoa prsy b. warssaw.
skich departamsntach ssnstu r1sd.s.
osgo, ~ Z. 1851 obrohcs prsy b. ra-
dixie stanu. W roku 1873. ~ dobie
wprowsdssnis rsfOrmy sadowsj, po-
r.ucii prsktyks kratkows, . rsto.
miast pos~ieoii sic giownis tylko
stronis doradozsj svego .awodu.
Brai tet ud.iai osynny W praoy oko.
10 roswoju ruchu ekonomioxnego "
krsju. Do grobu towarzys.y &. p.
Grabowskiemu s.aounek ~powsssohny
l najssrdeosnisjssa pamiec og6iu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23
q ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

- P0znah. Prssd tutejsss isbs
ksrna soosyf sic process prssoiwko
p. prof. Rsepeokiej, wlascioislos
nakiado.yni nGohOa". w Kalends-
rIu M rok bieasoy dopatrsyis sic
Prokurstorjs " wisrs.u salytufowa
nym nDo miOdsisay" podbur.ania do
gwsft6w. Kalendars ten poliojs
skonfskowaia. Prokuratcr wni6si o
600 NIX. kary. TRIBUNAL sks.ai panic
R,specks m 500 mix. ksry I ponis-
sienie kos.t6~ proossu. - Gold
book, naosslny rsdaktor POS. Ztg.".
.o.taf prses Isbe karna sksssny IA 2
missiacs wiesisnia "a obrsse nacssl.
nego prezesa ~ Ks. Formulation.
Pierwszy prokurator DR.. Isenbisl
wni6sa o 3 missisos wiesienis. o,
brohoa oskarionego adv. Jareoki 1
oskartony sam usifowali ~yka.a6,
jakoby odnoIny srtykui ME .awisrai
wcsle obrasy. w ussssdnieniu wy.
roku natomiast powisdsiano, 4e DO
mimo zapr.eo.enis osksr.onsgo, ma
Lefty uwaAac IA rseos udowoduiona,
IL miaf samiar ebrs4enis nacselnego
prssess. Wykiady popularne, j..
kis ju. pc ra. drugi odbywajs sic "
nied,isls ma sail bazarowsj, scisgaja
bardIo liczns publ ,snoic. w dial.
Sym cisgu wykisds mscen.s pan
Chr.anowski o saprowsdseniu chr.es
cijshstwa " Polsce okoio roku 900
cry ohr1eicijshskiej. Ma ostatnim Wy.
kfadrie omawiAi aycis 1 o.yny Mic.
csysiava Bolssiaws Chrobrsgo,
kt6ryoh sscsstki imisrtslns spoo.y
wajs " tumie poznahskim " t. sw.
ksPlioy kr6lswskiej. Wykisd byi
jssoy ! populsrny 1 niejsden prIy
wyjsciu re sail wyraaai sadowolsuis
! radosc . nabytyoh pr.s. ten Wy.
kisd wisdomosoi. o ksoryoh poprssd
MO ME misi wyobra.enis. Takim
ssmym bys wykisd p. DR.. ssumana:
10 kulI siemskiej", o oiinisniu 20.
wistrza, o wiatrach.
- Gniezn0. Strassny wr6g d.is.
Of, dyfserja ! ssksrlasyns, sssr.y Gle
" sutsjssej okolioy " spos6b .assra.
sssjscy. Wiels bsrdso dsisoi We
wsisoh okolic.nyOh powistu susejs.e.
60 jest obioanis ohoryoh, 9 .wisis tea
jut dsisoi pablo o6srs tyoh strasr.
nych ohor6b.
- Chefmce. Gospodar. w. Ne.
jer 8 kolonji ohsfmisokisj powoaai
sssrego kOwals wslorykiewic.s do
r~osstrrelsnia kamisni. Tents .abrai
sic do ksmienis, ks6ry jus byi nabi.
~ " ktorym stoli nsb6j ME Wy.
buch'. Zsmisst, jsk mo rsdsii Cos.
podarr, wykuc dsiure v innem misj.
son .sczst igss diubs6 " ssarym
nsboju. Maggie prooh wybuchs 3
wislkim bukism, ksmish peks, Q o.
gish wybuohu opsrzyi bisdnsmu 10.
wslowi osss twsrs, tax, 10 mo podob
no grosi utrsta wsroku. Nsdto ma
q Level rski urwsns diva pslos lrod.
kowe. Zsras 60 wsisli do lssaresu,
gdsis nile msso bolu vyoierpi, ssnim
jako ssko sic wyleosy. Take 70
skutki nisostrofnoloii
- Krakow. Podosss pisrwsss
60 prssdstawisnis sstuki ,Chiopska
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23

vsglsdeu sutsntyosne dokunsnty.
NsPolsoo odpsri = uimisohsm, n
maso 60 to ssjmujs. I bysoby mu
Pr.yjsmnisj gdyby Ola Frsnoji 1 je.
60 domu m6gf sie ssa6 drugim Ru.
dolfem habsbunkim. Cesar. Fran
oisssk odpsra. ably Napoleon .avia-
domR o tenn Prsynsjmnisj osssr.ows
Marie Ludwika kt6rsj to /. pew.
nosois wielka sprawl rAdol6. Ojoiso
Napoleon. Karol Bonaparss. bya
prsyssojnym o.aoviskism; y R.ymie
! Pisis ssudjowsa prawo I byi potsm
Powa&nym adwokstsm 4 Swietnym
m6wos. w roku 1850 udaa sie il.
10 posed sslaohty korsykahskiej do
Paryaa I u~.brojony " listy polso.js
ce wislkisgo ksiecia Toskany, .abral
70 sobs swsgo syns Napolsons, kt6.
rego umisScil " sskols wojskowej "
Brisnne. Ojoiso Nspolsons umad
M rska ~ b roku Hyoia " Mont.
Pellier tam tot sostal pochowsny.
jus " nsjmsodszych lassoh wystepo-
wsia M jaw asdsa panowanis u Ma.
Poleona. Gdy 20 imisroi oioa ras
rrrybyi do Ajjsoio, r.sti wuj kuo.
jan. opiskun dxisci, do J6zefa Bona.
parssgo: mTy jestsi n~ajstarssym,
J6se6e, ale ME p~owinienei nigdy
sapomina6 o tenn, 70 Napoleon jest
wssas giows-" Napoleon urodsi2 sic
dnia Is sisrpnis 1859 T., " dniu
Wniebowziecia Mstki Boskisj. Mat.
ka ohoiaaa iid wlainis do koloioaa,
gdy nadessia cieaka god.ins; ME
mogia jua dojsd do sypialni i .oss.sa
" Prssdpokoju. Napoleon pr.ysssdl
m SWAT M starym dynamic, M kt6.
rym snsjdowaiy sic possacis bohsts
row trojaftkioh. Wislkism Jest, 90
~Powied,iaa Napoleon po swoim upsd.
ku: nJestem ooprawds opus.o.ony,
ale nigdy ME byfem stradzsny; byio
dokoia muis wiecej siaboioi oharsk.
tsru, nit zdrady: tam pred drswis.
mi ssOi skruchs. stojs i.y. Sp6jr.
pan na Franoje. Csyt nile mo4na
PomySlsc, ss tutsj. ma tel samotnej
sksls sic .najdujso, jsdnak ~jssso.s
tam r.sd.ef Krolowie, ksistets, 30.
~jusinioy, byli mi osobisoie wisrni;
Porwaiy ich . sobs powstanis ich
ludlow. Mel Natura ludxka mogla
sic okszad wstretnisjsss, q j. m6gl.
bym bye byi wiecsj po.aiovania
godnyu."
II aluminium wyrabiajs to
. oscionki drukarskis. So one
ltejsss, twsrdsss jak oiowians, .
Prsedsws.ystkiem nile ok,ydujs I ME
wydaias sisbie wyxisw6w, szkod.
liwych ola zdrowis. Jest to wislki
wynalassk.
- Szczescie " nieszczesciu
sPotyka niejakisgo p. Karola Pfsif.
fer, it5ry ulsgs nisdawno skalsose.
niu Podo.as katastrofy~ kolsjowsj "a
Great Western Railway. Ssdy prey.
znaiy mu % Z. n. odsrkodowanie "
kwocie 62.500 fr, Jest to dosyc
okrsgia sumks, . jeili sic swsay, to
p. Pfsiffsr pobral jua " 1892 r.
45 200 fr. odsIkodowania "a us.ko.
dIsnia, odnissione podOIas katsstro.
fy ma Midland Railway, to wypad-
nile, il pobrat " pr.eoisgu sisdmiu
lat 1O7. 500 fr. cd 1sr.sd6w kolsj,
Z II. ae miswai n ten o.as $4,000
fr. roo.nsgo doohodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23
Piotr Klimek ma chrzcinach u

Piotr Klimek ma chrzcinach n
p. kudelow " Spring Valley, Ill. s.so
Ma obchodzie styczniowym u
rzadzonym przez grupy Zwiaz-
kowe " Cleveland, O......... a.a6
Ma chrzcinach lob. ~Jeglihskie-
go Franciszka W Lorain, Ohio
zlotyli nastepujacy ofarodawcy:
klemens Niedzynski Soc, FIR.
Jeglihski Soc, Alojzy Sugajski
Soc, Pawei Jarosik Soc, Alex
sander Jeglihski Soc, Marcyan-
ma Jeglihska Soc, Zofa Sugajska
s5c, Jan Czytewski ssc Anto-
nina Jarosik 49,, Joanna Jeglih-
ska roc., Weronika Jegli6ska SC.
Jadwiga Jeglihska &C., Franeisz-
ka Jeglihska &C., Jozefa Jeglif-
ska &c., Leontyna CzyAewska SC.
Franciszek Czytewski S centow
Razem s. os
u tych uzyto ma przesylke S cent.
Razem 400
Ma chrzcinach u A. Szulew-
skiego T. Falandys zebral ma
pomnik Tadeusza Kosciuszki cd
eoSSi Las
Ma wieczorku Tow. "Nadzie-
ja'' W Black Rock (Buffalo).. . $50
Ma weselu OBJ. Jana Obudzie-
skiego W Lorain, O.. zlozyli u
pahstwa Stacholskich nastepuja-
cy ofiarodawcy: Pewien Zwisz-
kowiec SOC, NJ. Bober Soc, G.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23
xasea ~
Leon SzopinSki SekTetaTz final.
Sos Noble str. Chicago, iii.
DOBRA
uOwiua ola cierpiacych

Wszyscy CT, u kt0rych system nerwowy ME do.
plsn1e y przyczyny bfed6w mfodoeci, Memorial.
nych wyprykow, ~zbytniej piracy, skutkiem zmar-
twien kiopotow Tub nadmiernego uzywania
trunkow 1 skutkiem tego cierpia M brak apetytu.
reumatyzm, astme, yatwardzenie ftp. sym ptoma,
"a, = radoec,a Powitajs to ogioszenie. ~Instylut
meoycxny, 90 ktorego nsleza najsiynniejsi euro
"a lest ich sekretem, skutecznie leczs podobne
cno,ooy, ktore So ciezarem cafeAo zycia. Sfabo-
VII, oladzi, zwyrodniali mezczykni stana sic
ziowo slnymt tfustymi. doorzs wyg' sdsjscymif
zdatpymi do ptacy. do Itrz, mania fam iii do
szczeeliws 60 zJcfa.
Piszcie raraz. Jezeli dofacs ycie . c. ntows mar
ke ma wydstki, poelemy wan pr6buy spoebb h.
czenia przez poczte n darmo. Opiszcie dokiad-
czyzn | kobiety. Adres:
Continental Medical Institut,
914 Shiller Building, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-23

szewczyk Soc, ]. Marta ago. ].
Gargasz a5c.,J. Obudzieski ssc.
J. Pawiowski age, w. Stacho-
WAX roc., do tel sumki doiotyli
Pozniej J. Maikowski ssc., M.
Popa 25c., Antoni Stefanowicz
aoc. Razem
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-29
ARREST OF SILAS MOSS.
ON CHARGE OF ATTEMPTEDPEN.
SION FRAUD.

Silas Moss, colored man some sixty
two years of age, who has spent nearly
all his life in Bellefontaine, was arrest
ed Saturday, on charge of attempting
to secure U. S. pension by fraud. He
was taken before the U. S. Commissioner
at Springfield, Saturday evening, but
his release on bail was secured by his
attorney, Mr.. w. G. Huston, and he re-
turned home. His trial was set for the
first of September. The charge against
him is, that he made affidavit that he
enlisted in the 55th Massachusetts reg
iment, and no record can be found. of
his having enlisted in any regiment.
Mr.. Moss says he enlisted in the 55th
Massachusetts, regiment at Bellefon-
taine, and was examined by DIR. Crew,
in the old court house, and that he serv-
ed with the regiment in South Carolina.
He also says he can prove his enlist
ment by two of his comrades-one
named Warwick, who lives north of the
reservoir, and one named Sampson,
who is in the Dayton Soldiers Home.
We hope he may be able to prove all he
claims
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-29
A FREE CIRCUS.
The Sale and Breaking of Lot of
Kansas Horses.

Saturday afternoon, lot OF wild
Kansas horses, numbering some twenty
seven, were sold and broken in an i'm
provised pen back of Kingsbury 4
Crockett's carriage factory, on east
Chillicothe avenue.
The Kansas auctiOneers were slick
fellows, and soon had the whole lot sold
at prices ranging from $500 to $500,
and after selling the lumber in the
pens, left the buyers to catch and take
care of their purchases as best they
could.
Then came an exciting and enter
tanning time. Tre lassoing, throwing,
haltering, and leading the horses away,
caused no end of adventure and fun,
and a crowd of two hundred or more,
men, women and children, were greatly
interested, excited and amused. Fences,
sheds, windows, and all points avail
able, were filled with people, who
thought it better than Pawnee Bills
show.
One Door animal was killed, either
choked to death or broke its neck in
falling against fence. Two others are
said to have killed themselves on their
way out of town, trying to get away.
Some of the horses were tanned with
in few hours, and with kindness and
firmness, most of them no doubt can be
made pretty good plugs.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-29
IN MEMORY
Of a COmrade, Who Was a Good
Citizen.

Last week, Comrade Philander Jones
died in the Soldiers Home at San
dusky. His family were all dead or
scattered in the far West. 1t was his
wish that he be buried by his dead, in
the cemetery of Bellefontaine, by his
friends with whom he had spent the
vigorous days of his manhood.
Mr.. Jones was man who had faults,
but he was good citizen and a sincere
Christian. He was always right on all
moral questions and his influence was
on that side. He was poor bound boy
and was handicapped through life by
the disadvantages of his childhood
days, but he was man of good judg-
ment and honest life and man of intel
ligence. AS a patriot, he showed his
zeal for his country by enlisting after
he had passed the age when he could
be drafted. AS Justice of the
Peace, he was fair, impartial and incor-
ruptible. He will rest in an unmarked
grave, but we would rather take his
chances before Righteous Judge than
many who sleep under pretentious
shafts. We were glad that many at
tended his funeral to pay their last
tribute of respect to his memory.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-29
HOUSE BREAKING,

The first burglary committed in
Degraff for many months, was last
Wednesday night between twelve
o'clock and daylight. The houses of
Sam Smith, James Strayer, and John
Rausenberger were entered that night.
Investigation showed that nothing
had been disturbed in any of the
houses except the wearing apparel OF
the men. At Mr.. Smiths the thief
arried his trousers away from where
they had been deposited near his bed,
| to the foot of the stairs where it is
presumed, the pockets were rifed OF
an extra good gold watch, forty-four
cents in change, and his tobacco land
Sam had planned to go fishing, Thurs
day morning before daylight he went
wit hout tobacco).
At the home of James Strayer the
thief entered the sleeping room OF Mr..
Strayer,, and searched his trousers
pockets within few feet of the sleep.
ling man, and secured about $14 in
money. Drawers in secretary were
opened; also search was made
through the drawers of sideboard
but none of their contents were missing
The last place visited was Johr
iRausenberger's, where the thief Sc
cured silver. watch and twenty-five
cents in money
All of the stealing seems to have
been done by one person, and that q
big one. Tracks at all three places
and along south Main street, were the
same and were made by bare feet
The tracks were larger than those
made by an ordinary No. s mans shoe
Everything points to the work of q
professional honse breaker. In each
instance the stealing was done in the
room where the victims were asleep
None of them could tell that drugs had
been used.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-29
A CORRECT ACCOUNT
OF the Terrible Accident That Occur
red Near Lake View.

Our correspondent, Cruso, sent US
! the following account of the horrible
; accident that happened near Lake View
last week. 1t reached us too late for
Fridays issue:
VIM. Moss, of Springfield, met with
very serious, if not fatal, accident,
near here, last night, "wednesday.
He was in the act of placing gun in a
rack above the door and thought he
had it secure, but such was not the case
and it fell to the floor, striking butt
downward, the jar causing the gun to
go off, the entire load of shot entering
his chin near the throat, passing up
ward and coming out above the mouth,
tearing away the under jaw and a
greater portion of the upper jaw, leav-
ing only two or three teeth on each
side. The wound is a CHASTITY one and
there is but slight hopes of recovery.
DIR. Barrett, of this place, and DIR.
Wilson, of Bloomcenter, are in attend
ance.
Young Moss is about seventeen
years of age and is relative of John
Cowhick, at whose home the deplor-
able accident occurred.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-29
is IT!
Is Typhoid Fever Contagious like
Scarlet Fever or Small Pox?

After dry time, when springs and
, wells run low, there is always more
typhoid fever than at other times, and
its prevalence is spoken of as epidem-
ic, and often as contagious. The State
Board of Health having been written
to on this point, and being asked il
houses should be placarded where
there are cases of typhoid fever, Secre-
tary Probst has replied as follows:
I'm reference to the question of
placarding dwelling houses containing
typhoid fever, l would say that this
Board does not require it in it's rules.
The question has been argued pro and
con at many of our meetings, some of
our State and local boards of health
preferring such placarding, end others
believing it unnecessary. There is
this much to be said in its favor: If
the disease has been caused by the use
of well water at the place where the
disease exists, it is possible that visitors
drinking this water might contract the
disease. Placarding the house would
tend to keep away visitors and dimin-
ish this danger. Our Board does not
disease, like smallpox or scarlet fever,
and requiring quarantine, as in such
diseases. The matter is thus left for
each local Board to decide, and you
have full authority to placard for typhoid
fever if your Board decides that to be
necessary"
The cause of the unusual prevalence
of typhoid fever during a dry time, is
doubtless due to the fact that the poison
that produces the fever, is concentrated
in springs and wells, where the supply
of water is low, and is stronger, just as
spoonful of arsenic would be stronger
in a pint of water than in a barrel.
A gentleman in this neighborhood
paid a doctors bill of some 500,
where typhoid fever ran its course
through his family. He did not think
then, of attributing it to his well, but
every one of his relatives who came to
help take care of the family, drank Of
the water of the well and was taken
with the typhoid fever.
Such facts should make everybody
careful of their drinking water. Il
your well is shallow or the water run:
low, drive deeper one. 1t is cheaper
to drive a deep well, than it is to dig g
shallow grave.
| In our city, every one who can
should put in city water. This il
absolutely pure, and no case of typhoid
fever has ever been traced to those
families where it is used exclusively
If you force your family to use impure
well water and any of them die, cal
you feel that you are innocent of thei
death?
These are matters of great concerl
to all, and should be we'll considered.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-29
AGAINST THE CURSE.
perance at Lewistown, Sunday
Afternoon.

There will be temperance mass
meeting at Lewistown on next Sabbath
afternoon at 3 O'Clock (sun time.) There
will be good speeches, good singing,
and we hope good influence will be
carried away from the meeting that
will cause the voters of Washington
township to cast their vote on the fifth
of September on the side of no whisky
for Washington township.
Let every christian, let every true
American that loves his country as he
should, be present next Sabbath, and
may there be such strong influence
for right manifested at that meeting
that it will reach from heart to hear,
and from home to home throughout the
whole township. Everybody invited.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-29
DR.. HAMILTON'S FAREWELL.

DIR. G. w. Hamilton preached his
last sermon as pastor to the United
Presbyterian church, Sunday morning,
and by authority of the Presbytery de-
clared the pastoral relation dissolved.
At the close of an appropriate, but in
no wise sensational sermon, he read a
brief history of the church, during the
upwards of ten years of his pastorate,
showing there had been an average ac-
cession of more than ten members
every year; that the contributions to
the benevolences of the church had
been very liberal. DR.. Hamilton has
made many warm friends here, inside
and outside his church, and he has
done much good work, and all wish
him only wider field and greater in
fluence, wherever he may go.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-29
STOLEN!
Buggy and Valuable Horse Stolen
from Chris. CuIp.

Saturday night, between 100 and
500 o'clock, a horse and buggy. be.
longing to Mr.. Chris. Culp, were stolen
from the rack in front of Morgenroth' s
store, on West Columbus street. Mr..
Culp discovered they were gone, when
he went to unhitch, to go home at SOC
O'Clock. No one, SO far as can be
learned, saw them taken.
The horse was dark bay, that
would weigh about 1,100 pounds, has
small white star in forehead. Is a
stylish traveller, five years old, had
long tail and foretop. The horse had
on rubber mounted harness, and open
blind bride, with overcheck rein, the
best of flynets, Y strands; also breast
fly nets. Top buggy, piano box, painted
black with red stripe; leather quarters,
rubber center. Trimmings green,
,scalloped around edges, of top. Horse
and rig are both first class.
A liberal reward will be given for
the return of the property.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-29
A LARGE WEDDING.

Beautifully engraved cards of invita-
tion have been issued by Mrs. Martha
M. MacKee, worded as follows:
Mrs. Martha NJ. MacKee
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter,
Mary Ella Caroline,
to
Mr.. Levi ca Thompson,
on Wednesday afternoon, September sixth
eighteen hundred and ninety-nine
at half past three O'Clock,
First United Presbyterian Church,
Bellefontaine, Ohio.
At Home.
after September fifteenth,
at the Casa De Oro,
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-29
A FRIEND IN NEED.
Mrs. Roswell Fawcett Receives
Check for $1,000.

Mr.. J. G. Davis received check yes
terday morning for S1700 life insurance
for Mrs. Roswell Fawcett, whose hus-
band died some ten days ago at Dayton,
and whose life was insured in Ben. Hun
Lodge. During the past year, Mrs.
Fawcett felt unable to meet the pay
ments on the policy and decided to drop
them, but Mr.. Davis induced her to
keep them up. The payment of the
$1700 comes as a great relief to her
and her children.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-29
THE BELLEFONTAINE BOYS
Off for San Francisco and the Phil.
ippines.

The Thirty First Regiment left New
port for the Philippines, Saturday and
Sunday. Company c, of which Capt.
Lucius Bennett is Commander, and
Earl Detrick Sergeant, and Company
H, in which Charley Bennett is a Ser
geant, left Sunday. They were taken
in old but comfortable Pullman sleep
ers. We wish the boys bon voyage
and safe return. We hope they may
never have any fighting to do, but they
will be the first regiments, to reach
Manila, and will no doubt 60 into i'm
mediate active service. That they will
do honor to their native city, if the.
get into action, goes with the saying.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1899-08-29

Auditor c. D. Campbell received a
letter yesterday from Mr.. Robert
Lamb, dated at Rosland, British Col
umbia. He said the first question the
landlord put at him on registering was,
''Do you know Charley Campbell? is he
alive, ETC." The proprietor of the
hotel, the Windsor, is young English
man named w. G. Merryweather, who
worked year on Mr.. Edward H.
Knights farm on Mad River. Mr..
Lamb is accompanied by Mr.. Henry
McKinnon. He says they have a nice
place to stop, good rooms and service,
and says it is the most wonderful coun-
try he ever saw-but nothing but
mountain scenery.