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RATES OF BOARD.
By the Day, $3.50; by the Week, $1,000;
by the Month, so. Children and
Servants half price.

GPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE
- made with families, and particularly such as
may wish to stay during the season.
While all the amusements usually had at such
places will be found here as formerly, it viii be
the aim Of the prOprietOrs TO make Becrsheba,
this season. a plain, quiet home for families,
rather than place Of gaiety and fashion.
Visitors approaching from the direction Of
Memphis, Chattanooga, or Nashville, will leave
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at Tut
lah0ma, and there making close connections
with the railroad TO McMinnville, will reach the
Springs before night.
In returning, the Stages will leave the Springs
after regular breakfast, instead Of night a. here
tDlOre, and viii make close connection with the
trains at NcMiuuville and TullahOma
s. Il. SCOTT 4 CO., Proprietors.
NASHVILLE, May 1, 1875.
P. Sour supply Of Ice for this season is
abundant. ny3O 2y
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE.
COUNTY Court at Nashville.

Samuel Davis ct al vs.. Charles Woods ct al.
4 THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF
~ the County Court at Nashville on the 2Gth
dav OF Nav, 1875, ON motion Of complain
ants. by counsel In the above cause, and il au-
peaTing 10 the satisfaction of the Clerk that the
said defendants, Charles Woods and Lowe Woods
lalas HYDE OF Illinois; George Woods, Of the
State OF Mississippi, and all other heirs unknown
are nOn-residents of the State OF Tennessee. and
therefore the ordinary process Of this Court
cannot be served upon them: II Is therefore
ordered by the Clerk that publication be made
for four weeks i'm succession i'm the Union
and American, newspaper published in the
city OF Nashville, requiring the said defend
ants 10 appear at the next term OF the
County Court TO be holden for the county O.
Davidson, at the Courthouse thereof, in the city
OF Nashville, on the first Monday in july
next, and answer said bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed as TO them and set for
hearing eX paTte.
JAMES I. BELL, Clerk.
A. F. Whitman, Solicitor.
mys0 OaW5f
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THE President VIII remove the head
quarters Of the government to Long
Branch this week, and no more cabinet
meetings viii be held till his return in
the autumn.
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ADJUSTMENTS
GOOD TEMPLAR PICNIC1

A T KINGSTON. SPRINGS, SATURDAY,
~ June 8, 1875. These Springs are we'll t-1,o1rr
for their very fine Sulphur, Chalvbeate and
FreestOne Waters. The grounds are in excellent
condition. Amusements will be arranged for
persons Of all taste. Bush's Band will finnish
the music Tickets, round trip. so cents. Tick
cts for sale by all members OF the Order.
my3O It#
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Springs,
HICKMAN COUNTY, TENN.
THIS CHARMING SUMNER RESORT viii
i be open for the reception Of visitors
On the 10th of June, 1875,

Oh TIC AOtI VI - lAACs 10 q g
Under the immediate supervision Of an able and
experienced manager.
The Board Of Directors have determined that
neither labor nor expense shall be spared TO
make this a most convenient, delightful and at
tractive summer home
These mineral waters, White Sulphur, Ckaly-
beate and FreeStOne, are inferior 20 none in the
Southern States for their valuable Alternative
and restorative properties. Analysis furnished
on application. Among the attractions are
Our artificial Lake for boating andJatbiHg.
OlT Billiard Hall and BOlyliBg AHe5S con-
Quoted separately.
Nelg PdriliOR OUer Springs,
an entirely Rel1 line Of .trst-cidss Hacks
and Baggage Wagons,
String and Brass Band,
Telegraph and Express Facilities,
Fishing and Hunting LtrGy.
Location unsurpassed in romantic beauty Ele-
walton, COO feet. Nights cool. No mosquitoes.
No malaria.
Rates of Board, $40 Per Month.
Children and servants, usual reduction.
Visitors will leave the cars az Bon Aqua Sta
ton on Nashville, ChattapOOga and st. Louis
Railroad. where elegant hacks viii convey them
TO the Springs in an hour and half. Time from
Nashville to Springs, 81 hours.
We invite correspondence.
VI. L. SELDEN, President.
W. G. PATTERSON, Sec'y. my2j I'm
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The HOUSE is New and elegantly
adapted for the Comfort
Of Guests.
EXCELLENT SPRINGS
OF FreeStOne and Chalybeate Water.

The location is all that could be desired-on
one Of the highest portions Of the Cumberland
Mountain; on the line OF the Sewanee Railroad:
in the immediate vicinity Of Paramount Ladies'
College; six miles from the University of the
South; il is easy Of access
Close connection made at COwan with the n
& c. r. r. Passengers leaving Nashville or
Chattanooga in tine morning reach MOffat about
Pm.
We propose 10 make the House hrst-class in
every respect, and az the same time make the
charges moderate 10 suit the times.
Board, by the 81 90
week .................lu 90
MONTH. .......................35 90
Special arrangements will be made for chill
dren and servants, according to rooms occupied.
Il S. STEWART, Lessee.
my3J 2taW I'm
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STR AIMING at a MAT" New
Hampshire Republicans N that SEN
atorial business. IF they we're to
swallow a saw-min, they might feel bet
ter.
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SPEAKING Of the forced bankruptcy
of the Erie Railroad, John A. c. Gray.
one Of its directors, said to a Ne1y York
Times reporter: Whether it Is one Of
the steps or one Of the results Of a
plan of Mr.. Jay Gould to again obtain
possession Of the road, is a question on
which there might be different
opinions. If Mr.. Gould is trying to
get possession Of It, he will probably
get it very cheap" That Gould wants
the road, to complete his trans-conti-
mental combination, is a very plain
case. Why should height such giants
as Vanderbilt, OF Scott, or Garrett, for
a trunk road, when he can buy Erie
for a song? There is room for suspect
ing some collision between Jay Gould
and Attorney General Barlow in this
bankruptcy business.
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PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE, NASHVILLE, TENN,
May p, 1875.
M ONDAY, MAY 81, BEING THE DAY set
apart for the decoration of the graves Of the
Federal dead, it is requested that all banks
and business houses be closed at O'Clock P. n,
for the remainder Of the day, in order that all
the people may join in the ceremonies at the
National Cemetery.
MORTON B. HOWELL, Mayor.
nv9f If
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BANKRUPT SALE
Real Estate, Accounts, Etc.
In the District Court Of the United States Tor
the Middle District Of Tennessee-In the mat
ter Of ThOs. Parkes * Co., Bankrupts.
On Monday, June Il, at my Office, No.
so N Cherry Street, at

ter Of ThOs- Parkes & Co, Bankrupts.
On Monday, June IA, ct D1y Office, No.
so N Cherry Street, at
u o'clock No.,
I viii proceed to sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following property
OF ThOs. Parkes & Co the bankrupts aforesaid,
a One-siNth undivided interest in the following
pieces OF real estate:
A lot Of ground in the town Of Lawrenceburg,
Tenn, fronting on the eastern side of the Pub
lie Square Of said town, ami known as lot No.
in the plan Of said town.
lot Of ground, g acres, more orless. IL the
town OF LaWreuceburg, Tenn, being lot No. 49,
registered in the Registers office Of Lawrence
county, Tenn, Book +, page 4I2
A lot Of ground in Lawrence county, Tenn,
on Beals Fork of SLOal Greek, al joining the
Lawrenceburg tract and the Mill tract, bounded
on the south by the Mill tract, and on the east,
north and west by the LaWTenceburg tract in
GLIDING the lanyard ard all its apurtenances;
said piece Of land being Il poles east and west
by 70 poles north and south, registered in Book
f, page 42J.
A certain piece or parcel Of ground in Law
renee county, Tenn, containing $50 acres, more
OF less, on ShOal Greek, known as the .Mat-
thews Tract, registered i'm the Registers Office
Of said county in Book X, pages $50 and 40.
THOS. CALENDER,
Assignee OF ThOs. Parkes & Co.
mvg3 9OHiel3
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An overture by the General Assem-
bly, Of the Northern Presbyterian
Church, inviting the various branches
Of the Reformed Church to unite in
holding an Ecumenical Council, is de-
clined by the General Synod ofthe Re
formed Church now II session at Fort
Wayne, Ind. The latter body, while
cordially sympathizing with the pro
posed movement, respectfully refuses
to take part in II, for the reason that
the Reformed Church represented by
the Synod recognizes the Heidelberg
Catechism as The only confession Of
binding authority, while the proposed
Council contemplates participation
only by such Churches as hold to the
Westminster Confession.
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KINGSTON SPRINGS,
Cheafham County, Tenn.
THIS wELL-KNOwN SUMMER RESORT
i will be open to visitors

a
Jane I, 1873.
Located half a mile from Kingston Springs
Station, "a miles west Of Nashville, on the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, and in
the immediate vicinity Of the Harpeth River,
Turnbuu and Brush Creeks-al fine fishing
streams.
Every convenience and amusement will be
provided fOI the entertainment Of guests that
can be found at similar resorts. Location ele-
waited, and unsurpassed in romantic beauty.
Two trains daily TO and from Nashville. Hacks
will promptly meet every train.
Rates of Board, S35 per month.
T.R. & WIN. Z. YEATMAN,
my22 I'm Managers.
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SPFCIAL TIME TABLE

For the movement of Passenger Trains 70 the
National Cemetery, May 81, 1875.
GOING. No. 1. No. 3. No. 5. No.. No. o.
Leave Pm. p. NJ. Pm. Pm. P. NJ.
Nashville 200 SIS 4:S5 $50 700
Arrive at
Cemetery. DDS $40 500 6:l5 TBS
RETURNING No. 2. No. 4. No. G. No. 8. No. 10
Leave P. NJ. Pm. P. NJ. P. NJ. P. NJ.
Cemetery. 2.35 800 5:lq 1925 1885
Arrive at
Nashville. 800 1870 5.3j $50 1855
inject L. & X. No. s. Edgefield.
#FOllOw No. /; meet +. & X. No. II.
Tickets must be presented before coaches can
be occupied. Fare for the round trip, Is cents
JAS. MONTGOMERY, Superintendent
ny3l Ii
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WHITTLE and Bliss seem to have
struck a mississippi sawyer" at
Memphis. "Ephriam is joined" etc,
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4 REAL SACRIFICE.
$4,000 FOR $4,000.

HNHE FINEST BUILDING LOT IN THE
/ city, situated on Park street, opposite the
grand entrance to the Capitol Park Grounds, is
now offered Tor $3.50. Apply to
N. NJ. MCCORMACK,
my26 wed sun tues Tea Store, Y Church St.
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The Mont Eagle House.
AT AIOFFAT, TENN.

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
L fully inform his friends and the public that
he will open the above House, as a Summer Re
sort, on the 9Th June.
He iatters himself that he can offer attrac-
tons unsurpassed by any other House in the
State.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

>p~0oCe,sogesss,er,sN
OEN. SHERRAN'S MEMOIRS-(S Second
VI Supply.)
The Unseen Universe; or, Physical SpeeUla-
tons on a Future State.
Man and Beast Here and Hereafter: By the
Rev. 7. G.. Wood.
The Work Of God in Great Britain, under the
Messrs. Moody and Sankey. By RufOrd W l..
Clark, ID. D.
w. T. BERRY & CO,
Booksellers, No. 3, opposite Maxwell House.
rnV3n II
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NOTICE.

THE BOOKS OF THE ROCK CITY Build
ing and Saving Association will be open for
subscribers on Monday morning, at the Office Of
A. V. S. Lindsey & Son, No. 30 n. College st.
All persons wishing shares will please call at
once. Payments, two dollars per month on each
share and 25c per share initiation fee, the latter
payable when subscription Is made.
S. A. DULING, President.
EFRT rav2o
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GRAND EVENING PICNIC
schOenphug's National Garder

htuHtstlty3 June . 300
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies' soc.
r. McKinney's Chattanooga Band will be in
attendance. Tie weather being unfavorable
the hop will be postponed till the following
evening. mv29 81
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zprayy z Czech.

Zvlastnf zvon. 2 KraguJevce
Sc pise Mar. List1m VeIkon sem
saci mezi lidem p6sobi starozltnS
nalez. CaSku usineny. Pfi O.
pravovani zakladi k iistemu DOM
ku pfislo SO zemi ma velikS
zvon, nemz byl jests druhS
mensi pod tim tfetf nejmensi.
Zvony mali stare napisy cirkev-
MIN slcvansk6m jazyku a pocha-
zeii z prvnf poloyice etrnacteho
vsku. Zvony byly tvrdou hlinou
a siInym rezem pokryty, podafi>
10 Sc vsak dplne je otisth. We
mi odposivaji, jak SO "a TO ma,
4I6 let. Zvnk jeiieh jest velmi
jasnS, tax ze bude mozno opet
Jich pouzfvati. v mssts tom pa
novalo jakesi podani zakopa-
nych zvonech, myslelo sc vsak,
ze zakopany byly nskde pfi chra-
mu, misto 10 je vsak ma 40 sahi
od cbramu. Dfevo, ma nemz zvo>
ny byly zaveseny. jest zcela trou-
chnive. Mezi lidem Sc pravf, ze
zvony ty zvonily poslednimu srb-
skemu caru a nynf ze budou opst
zvonit prvnfmu. Pozorihodny
jest osud chramu, jemuz xvoDy
ty p6vodne nalezely. Zalozen
byl IA dob nejstarsfch, pravf Sc
cd Aemana. Pozdeji okolo roku
1430-40 rozbofen byl cd Turki
a spaIen, o 200 let pozdeji byla
tu turecka dzamie a t6 uEinen
opst chram pravoslavny. v mis-
ste tom nalezeny tsz mnohe pa
mAtky neistarsich dob.
Souhlas Czech k anglickemu
protipapezskemu meetingu. Dne
5. fGna odbgvala SO Glasgove
vellka demonstrace proti kleri.
kilnf propaganda, ktera iv An
| gill povazliv5m spisobem sifiti
80 pocina proti niz tn bJvaly
| pfedseda llberalniho kabineta
Gladstone vsemi zbranemi sveho
vzacneho ducha boj podstoupil.
z ~Podfipana" dovfdame sc, 10 k
meetingu tomu xaslAno bylo take
? Czech z Roudnici osv6dtenf to-
legrs6cks, jez mi takto: "Hr.
. Galloway, pFedsedovi meetingp
' GIasgovs.-z cechle, vlasti We
l;k8ho reform&tora III. Jana Hu-
sa, posflsjf ynnkov6 Husitdv o
svsdfenf iplneho souhlasp velo-
v6zentm obtandm Britanis, '
Glasgovs shromazdsnym, ktefi
bojpjfce proti zhoubas propagan.
dS Yatikanismu, prokaznjf veli-
kou sluzhu ysem kulturnim nAro-
dam evropsk5m . tedy ! ntFodp
sesk6mu, jen3 patti ( veliko ro-
d,DS nkrod6v slovansk5c : neda
strhnonti - da proudu jezovit-
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az k ulici f. Spaleniste kryje IL
etvercG stavebnfch, ma mich male
ely Sc vsechny velsi a nakladnej,
ii budovy masta. Ma ulici A. Wy
hofely tiskarny dvs a operni
dim. Kdya tento stall planes
nu, poznaval kazdS, 10 SO nadra-
Ii a dam spoleenosti Consolida-
ted Virginia Mine neudrzi. We
dy nebylo NJ, stfikasky tedy me-
molly pracovati. l odhodlali Sc
obcane vyhodiu tyto dve velike
budovy prachem.
Nez byio uz pozde. Nez SO
pfipravy k vyhozenf ueinily, sta
10 vse uz plamenech. Budova
spoleSnosti dolovnf nedavno te-
PRIV byla dohotovena "a nekoli-
krate sio tlsic dollari. Odtud
plameny hnedle sliEly tavirnn
dolu California a tavirnu Conso-
lidated a dfadovnu dolu Ophir.-
z uliee Tayler spell polar k jihu a
zachytil banku Californickou, bu-
dovu expresni Spoil. Wells aud
Fargo vsechny domy az po Ia
virnu Goudla Carryho, ktera
zistala. Ostatnf vse, hotely, o.
kresni budovy, tiskarny, telegraf-
nj, expresni budovy-cela cast
obehodni temsf lehly popelem.
Ma 10000 obyvateld jest bez pfi>
stfesi, skoda jest dosud nezna-
ma. Jen dolovni spolecnosti ztra-
lily pies million.
V San Francisco zprava tato
vyvolala hrozny povyk, zvlazts
na burse chtsl kazdS zbSti papfry
tech kterych dolovnich spoleSno-
sti. AZ k veeeru sc 10 utisilo.
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Schroederdv bal6n, nsmx no
W tento professor vzduchoplavs
by" pfeletnouti hodla Ocean, a
kterst botovS sc Baltimore,
Dude brzy dokonsen. Spodnf
LODI ina jinych obyeejns kos, ira
peg zvany sdslana bude dubo-
veho dfeva, til osminy palce sil-
neho. Pfistroj ktersz fiditi
ma smer bal6nu, bude dohotoven
"a tyden. Nejvice vazne to 5
praci lanovou fsifovou), prosez
xjednal Schroeder vice delnfk6.
@Profesor tvrdi, ze Baltimore
do Yashingonu, vzdalenost to 35
mil, doleii IA 1870 minut; do
New Yorku GOO miD "a hodinu
q 40 minut, New Yorku do
Liverpolu v Anglicku (33O0 mill
IN 10 hodin. - Bal6n pojme 1885,
900 krychl. stop plynu, lee nena>
plnf Sc nez 10000, nejv5se ma
100000 stop; nesti maze IL osob.
Pfi prvnf vEduchoplavbe ktsrou
Schroeder podnikne, nevexme Sc
boa vice nez Q osob, sebe a zpra.
vodaje novinafske to pocitaje
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eess sxss. lssa prS Frosl xaass =
srbsu msassfi. ktska vy.aaif se
poaze &xkxa kraAz s<A~k&n.
eAssil prs yAlkz- Sese4Alass PEs
ssam- E~za poslana a4saal Aka<
. poslzns Glisaz sxoaals ~Ss~eAns
10 issne 81 slysels v Kra.slsxsi
CsyEy Aa~llny sazs vyka4l.l r.
stsk pozssry saAEzassnS 1.ss.sz.
vfaas - naSzae xerans. zaAsze 1ss
! aohrS ssraaky, ale ss xs~A.s
isaac -sxnala. le nasi kss valksa
nyni seA uikdy - kalAs sarzaSa
psseai - vyhsbatL kes~Sns Fra-
sii: ~chcst~li T2tka ts-
4 y II ii asjte. ale ts@a
minsstrx ia asRexsaa p
' skupssis& Pov~sAi kizx. kulAs
otssel : zaPAlAx = pks-.zda2 81
garos kFAsel - suaieAem pa asxsa
. roxmara : sr8ma sosaxa- SkMp-
ssiaa p<oAk4aiia. as A4zle a2-s.ias
1Ais ess knESstz. a2kolz< P.s-
slsnea vsak sae<i hiakenz - xzsEs-
klos a. 1e nehyl2 s<kspa4 / ~
zawiraa1- Pesaanrs rroAla>sl. As
nepovull RalnS vlaAas. kt@ra hv
byla prosi valc~. ruEFos~s a -
o<1eproa - 4aas. N2-o~sns v0i-
sko = hzste ss=afe~u nar2Sta pro-
Il vs~n pkesAmat1aa. - ~ "a
i xossko Pro n$ktsroa xEsl4 30
prehlas1la. Vs@Ase zzss4l sz.aEs&
DraAy dsn v atNrT s Fs]az
'sAromAasalla ss sSzPssiaa- ahv ro-
koval2. avsAk nszaSss~k ps~s2sesl,g
ProAsassl. ks asaasz@ sk2psGza.a
ssssSa@s. poasx.i2 asal miaasssE-
stv2-
Nspokoi raRoa se kaklssa Ass.ll-
nu- Y BsasArads nazsala iAn.@l
krusa polsr~iHi vlaAaa. Isn Pali-
c~5nam doxolcnin snaf se zs Srt-
81. = tf~eas - n psl koslizy -
vrzsil. mzssz e-asxszlat ps1x~lsi
lass- fsksgrazy - asrkssfu.
IA sakoxyeh Ponasra she~ kn4-
ae aszl<z2 slavis ssz8Aa-
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oTEc "A RUNE

Ve.s5eks r0uza al eAxHlas a.
m&Ass se-owaxz1e Aasx.nzz<z -
ma=A~ pSaka&Az=xn s1s1. kxzsaA
k9@4a samEas g~sR p~zwshwsm
eslas~<@m xe-mse<<A.s asxae2 Rs.nn-
e0aEsksao sA2x4& Im&ns sp1~ss-
wakeA~ AK p1nna-1 E9a - sk4r
szSne4 $40 e~za. 2k - nektsAA
a.lm xaoe s~1P-sr4eQSza "a. eA>
cxnssxa A1sak Fk~1pz2rsaz a
-G~~&a~Az<xsekuzz aAaz.4<s AsAlas>
ss<a. Pa<1oE@ kszss p.a-.a 49, /.
r. kaAls etsnAk % pg1ssamA haAs
naponoeen 4 rozslAwma sgx<1 %
skytsgsezxA mAlo2 z1haxa ~.
es<A xx.4za.sS<s z<zs ru~zzkv aa~
EmL
SeslE - a. sryry.-<AaxS. zAs~
d1s apr.xy stolf po4ae ia~s1. 80
<sk szAlszA@n : AnAra=z oAzaA4
e~m~ = ksas marn2s op<zxAz5~
na<hzs4As@a@sv0 L SzIlssa v Aesaasa
rs@4para -. sA~~~a~<xz-
os~<zn&xky kansG - psA ~
Stre-ea
A GERI<sER
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Polar hrozny roxxnfil SO dGe
20. Fijna We Virginia City, Neya'
da. Oheh vypukl easne . rang 0
medal sc uhasiti, jelikof stfikatky
nemely nizidn6 vody v zasobe'
Oheh sufii stale dale, strkyii nej-
hIavnSjsi east mssta 7 ttvercd do
poledne. Nidrazi, dfadovna TO-
legrafni. banky, ml5ny, slsvirny
= katolick5 chran-y5c lehlo pos
pelem.
Mssto Virginia citalo All 10. 600
obyvatsId . mnoho budov spole6.
nostf sIatodolov5ch. Qhek po-
ystaI v ulici A. Easn4 : rkMa : ~
~ yftr roszffil jej hnedls v5chods
~ : tsvirnkn : hntim : ssysrn3
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Rszaseat I c1tsts kaAl&ho alns
zpraxy . hoil. kssry se<.sz hratsI
Jske<losansxi Basns H<resSs.
vins proti Tzrktm. e-1xsktzl
sxyz aslzfoxsssi1za, kl>slziEee w.
sobSu : sseeeay. as<~asssias.a a
uAz3iss sxi vary-
pe 500 Co sa4zssll JEAa@aax ana
tsaks - gafue. . k4yk=ls - "a.
vaislz - sxrisnG isAe. :. no<as.
ssi sxr<p~.<s jan sxzzzly r-aes =
tzk spozsaas s<is<zzlAly - sps.
n nilzss Tarks. ktsrs j< F4-k
dfel issts vice.
Teas<kr2se z4i2 -. - - i~slssh
had~ mlss l<ralAo vfslesikz. nsh
~ Anslis. ktsrz kss.A vAiyI
selvsssz pa3psrsa f1kA kls.l
ss Ia slrz.s zsiskss.axeA kt~~<s,
a. I~ss a&.t<5~. - 4e><z.s =.
jim szi.xz.
Axs&k tazAeosS nseh eh&<oxs-
Va vs@ CO n&ii. j4ssi. krxv H.
vosy pro ssssy a&rs1az -. -
zs<A&l. p, sah< roi.sy - ps-
ssxxsnt . eP~szs~x ktsr52 ss-
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Albany. Guv. Tilden nafidil,
pod ztratou dfadu, vsem okrsko-
wynn pravnim zastupenm We staiu,
ably pronasledovali kazdou osobu,
ktera by sc provinila uiivani pes
neg neprayym spGsobem pfi vol>
be K oyladanf VOLTA. Tax to ma
b5t vsude, a pax by SO jists polo
ally mezc tomu hanebnemu kus
poyani hlasi.
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SpoIek nepfatel svobodnych
zednik1 sesel Sc dne %. fijna V
Ypsilanti, Mich, kde Rev. Lexln-
gton, Romayne (byv. zednik V
Chieago) a Stoddard mluvi slime
proti fadu, a patek Romayne
odhali tajemstvi ieho a bude na-
podobIti pfijimanf do fadu /.
stupns.
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ssSS = cAnal >sx-. CAza1&z~s. lEx-
Iu~Asn4 Es~24 uss0 ka1Akzp~c~
wi ' Amsrsrs is~1 x4~se<1o sse-
n sirzAs ss~k s~A kssA = A<ps-
ST.. PosAz<<- rsz.&.zx. spsxal>
kzx. hszze1ala> skel1zzk xs.kSeA
kn&A- sz~kf<e eArHzz . xAa Ia
sse<1 ssao rs<ks<sm
oe1~<la&x<v a C~<A os.ka-sx.-
a - sszFssn& = ry~hl~A
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Rolnickou budovu na stolets
vysiavs fladelficke, ktera stavs.
la Sc pouze ze dfeva dvou tfe-
tin byla jiz hotova, pfevratrla
prudka vichfiee dne l3. fGna
osm delnikn poransno pfi tom
nebezpeene.
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CssAos&v tabet~ paPa
Zarka Zs so4krouasAs loPs
"a. 5syz zzsaal se.ky 1oh<sxolzix
a tAk-s<a Zarkoxa = Bz-Asxes
svsza rkasss1a = PEzzs. xy5inai-
ns Eeso1 Sssvsts1 keg .aas sEssz&
pod >oxsEa Hasntem Noxa Va
ros1. - = Dolby I-sss sass Ava
msess sra1ky. sal sksassiv vt-
ts.styasa EAssa- Tz<ks ee Gsa
PsskSxS 5 Asse a my - aszazks-
EAe asskata po4aass ss >res<a-
Taret pke& narna ysae4e &staapal5
q E-S.a. kaal 10 oEseaa aeaa1AN>
pe Proaaslss2oxasi, asaaAsscs 4sl.
vei Zark1v 81 roz.lsa1 v~ 4xs
velkS ssSy; nv C~shos& lsns
sposesns &c sh0rz CsrzoAorvt
ksAez AS kra5aa Bt-x sasszrz
hasinast ps1v1.1c~. ns~aalxa =
cvaSatsas saoru. aa 10 81 - ~.
Enz serssax4ni F~ sesnoa ahrAr
a. C~eAssxS bOguis xss@s> ssar
tSSns i-ss : ostzzAl<A k-ssaxak
kz vel@i abile~aL kraan nils
vaeAaw Besprska. . nsm1 s@A
pasaeslas ps~L. D. - aahia 81
Tarks. xranl - oPss strsx 80
kaA n=ahxh. TPaAai - xa5@tl "a
r~eksAa. poEzFsls sc =z xsak. Ae
s<assss T1rkzn spreAL -. sAh
sl&xsai iszae ny Cs~AoxS sp.sssssss
pssxSe~aI. xxponan.isre a vss1A
seeee Vast. g~~s-h - poSzaAa
zimay nsvypovi Sra~ko xAlka Ear
kssa. esssAano@ sass eetv a@xps~.
ehyey - hsrSSgozsay. ksi~A -
meko@ psSs zam@ We spoSsal > -
ssatslai psxst4lrs saz1e @sfr1era-
Mass Iesaaaa p-ssrava l~se ae~ale-
-. ns reani P~ssa& m.=a a sxo-
cha shlsha-
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Ia prvnich ii dni v mesici Fiji.
nu prodalo sc kolki a listkI ko.
rcspondenanich "a S2.005. 600, mel
vvtsi TO suma, jake dosud kdy '
tetez obdobs dosazeno. Patrnt
to d1kaz eileho ruchu obchodni'
no.
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v okoh Lincoln, Neb. zufily
prerijni ohns poslednf dpy na-
uelaly mnoho skod. Samo mssto
Lincoln bylo nebezpe5i, a ma
jor vyzval obsany k opatfeni
proti ohni. Dne %. pfisel desf q
chladno, a ohne uduseny.
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Memphis, Tenn. Pet iisic bald
bavlny. Gene skoro pil milionu
dolarn, bylo prodano dne 81. fij
We zdejsim trhu, celt prode.
bavlny cd DOLBY kdy doba bavlny
posala, pfevysuje piltFetiho mill
on1 dolar6.