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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
4 PRETTY FICTION.
[From a Madrid Letter

Notice had been posted on all the pub
lie places that on a certain day the bull
called "El Moro " would be introduced
into the arena, and that when he should
have been goaded to the uttermost fury
a young girl would appear and reduce
the animal to quiet subsection. The peo-
pie of cadz had heard of "El Moro" as
the most magnificent bull ever brought
into the city and it soon become known
that the girl thus advertised was a peas.
ant-girl Of Espara, who had petted the
bull and fed it and cared for it during the
years of its growth. On the appointed
day the vast amphitheater was filled
with an anxious, eager crowd. The bulls
had been killed and dragged away, and
the flourish of trumpets announced the
coming of the hero of the day With
deep terrific roar, "El MoIo" entered
upon the scene. He was truly magnif-
cent, bovine monarch, black and
glossy, with eyes of fire, dilated nostriIs,
and wickedlooking horns, The plea
dores attacked him warily and hurled
their banderillos (small dart-like iaveins
ornamented with ribbons and intended
to goad and nfuriate.) The bull had
killed three horses off hand, and had re.
ceived eight banderilos in his neck and
shoulders, when, upon a given signal,
the pacaders and matadors suddenly
withdrew, leaving the infuriated beast
alone in his wild paroxysm Of wrath.
Presently a soft, musical note, like the
piping of a lark, was heard, and directly
afterward a girl, not more than fifteen
years of age, with the tasteful garb Of an
Andalusian peasant, and with a pretty
face, sprang lightly into the arena, APP
preaching the bull fearlessly, at the same
time calling his name "Moro Moro
va voy " AT the first sound of the
sweet voice the animal ceased his fury
and turned toward the place whence it
came, and when he saw the girl he plain.
ly manifested pleasure. She came to
his head and put forth her hand which
he licked with his tongue. Then she
sang a low, sweet song at the same time
caressing the animal by petting him on
the forehead, and while she sang the suf'
fering monarch kneeled at her feet.
Then she stopped and gently removed
the cruel banderllos after which, with
her arms around Gel Moro's" neck, she
led him toward the gate of the torril.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06

Marshal Springer attempted to arrest a
noisy rough named Charles Ellis last
Friday, and was badly beaten with a
billy by Ellis, who was finally arrested.
Last Wednesday afternoon Jack Brown
of this place, put a mansard roof upon
one H. w. Wheeler, an inebriate ga.oot
from Salneville, for grossly insulting his
wife. Wheeler was subsequently arrest
&c on a charge of drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct.
JUDGE FREASE last'week, in the short
space of twenty minutes, cut assunder
the ties that bound three married couple.
Quick work,
Wilkie Collins is said to be the author
of this valuable hint mo other human
pursuit is so hostile to the influence Of
the female sex as the pursuit OF athletic
sports. No men are SO entirely beyond
the reach of women as the men whose
lives are passed in the cultivation Of their
own physical strength, )"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
Nisfrllanrun5.
The BREMERHA YEN EXPLOSION.
LNCID DENTS or THE LSASTER-SHO OCKLNG
SCENE ON THE MOSEL- DESTR UCIIPE EHE
Feet or THE EXPLOSION ON LAND.
From the London Daily News, Dec, l6.

-
Feet or THE EXPLOSION ON LAND.
From the London Daily News, Dec l6.
The following particulars respecting
the explosion are from the WeSeyZeitHRg.
1t appears that Just before the Mosel was
about to set sail, cart containing four
cases and a barrel was being unloaded
for shipment, Suddenly terrible ex-
plosion occurred. The effect was horrible.
The quay was then thronged with peo-
ple-partly belonging to the steamer,
partly spectators, and partly passengers
who had remained to take last fare
well Of their friends, An eyewitness
who stood under the gangway ofthe Mo-
sci, on hearing the terrific report saw a
number of black Jumps flying about in
the air, while very few of the persons on
and remained visible. Apprehending
a boiler explosion, he threw himself fiat
on deck, where he received a volly of
sand, broken glass, fragments of flesh,
bones &c. The devastation on board the
M0SeI was terrific. No sky-light was
left the cabins, aft, starboard and port,
were either crushed in or bulged out by
the pressure, or altogether smashed the
side-plates of the ship were burst; the
ports, with their glasses and rivets, forced
inward; and the whole ship was be-
smeared with blood and stuck over with
pieces of flesh and other human debris
In the hold and other parts of the ship
we're found arms, legs, and other por'
tions of the human frame thus the low
er hold received some limbs through the
open hatchways. The sides of the hatch
ways were burst by the pressure, and the
front of the navigation cabin on deck
s'ove in. The whole ship was Uttered
with glass shreds, which even filled the
dishes from the steam kitchen as they
were being served to the tween deck or
steerage passengers. The tug got off
comparatively unhurt, being so much
more below the quay line than the Mo.
sci; still the whole OF its deck was de-
stroyed. The crew came off with mere
fright, only the engineers having been
hurt slightly. On land where the package
had been unloaded, hole had been pro.
duced from six to seven feet deep. The
whole place was strewn with limbs,
shreds of dress, &c. Among the most
horrible details of this calamity is the
fate of the Elmer family, who we're see
ing off one of their sons to California.
The father, mother, son, and son-n.law
are dead all four; the daughter.in-law
has had her arm, and her child its hand,
blown off. The case which exploded
had been in theicare of the carrier West
erman, of Bremerhaven and was accom-
panied on its way to the steamer by a
Mr.. Tumforde, of whom it is said all
trace has been lost. The cart has been
scattered into thousand of splinters, and
the poor horse has had his four feet blown
off near the hoofs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06

CARRoLLToN.-John H. Shaw Esq,
County Auditor, died of inflammation Of
the bowels last Monday.
Frank Gong, claims to have been way
laid d'and robbed near Oneida Station last
Thursday night, of $50 in bank paper.
Some doubt his story.
Work on the Narrow Gauge is still
progressing, Laying of the iron and ties
between this place and Cannonsburgh is
about completed. The locomotive will
whistle in that village between this time
and Saturday evening perhaps tomor-
row or next day.
SALEM Ross, the outrageous scoun-
drel who raped girl near Springfield,
Mahoning county,a short time since has
been convicted.
MINERvA.--Mr. James Hibbets, of
Minerva, slipped and fell upon the ice
on the 18th inst, and was so badly bruis.
ed that he had to remain in. his room for
several days.
Frank Foster, of Minerva, has an esti-
mated value in the matrimonial market.
He is considered worth $4,000 as hus.
band, and because he is unwilling to be-
come husband. Miss, Frank Whedon
has sued him before the Common Pleas
Court of Carrollcounty for that amount.
alliance Revtsv.
New LISBoN--Last Friday was sen.
tence day and Judge Frease dealt out the
following penalties;
Joseph Venable, Sr..-petit larceny
30 days in Jail.
Jacob Heaton Venable-petit larce-
ny-2o days in Jail on bread and water
and restitution in double the amount.
Henry Amber Venable-grand lar
ceny-penitentiory for years.
John Harris Venable-grand larceny
1 year in the pententiary
John W. Ells-burglAry and larcency
3 years in the penllentiary.
Alexander Hunt-arson--5 years in
the penitenlary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
INSURANCE.
STATE OF OHIO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. I
CnInMRnS Ian. Z 1875.


WHEREAS, The Western Assurance Company,
located at Toronto, Canada, In the United King
dom of Great Britain and ireland, foreign Fire
Insurance Company, is possessed Of at least the
amount OF actual capital required Of similar COM
paiies formed under the provisions OF the act en-
titled IAN act to regulate Insurance Companies
doing an Insurance business in IN, state of Ohio"
paMtd April .7lh, 1872, and the acts amendatory
thereof and supplementary thereto, and has de-
nosited with tile superintendent OF Insurance OF
ohio in trust for the benefit and seeullty Of lB
pohcy-huldeTs residing in the State o. OHIO, sum
not les than one bundled thousand dollars in
stocks and securities required and allowedby said
acts, and has filed in this office certified copy OF
lis charter or deed of settlement and detailed
statement its sets and liabilities, and eyiden-
ces Of investments and otherwise compiled win
Ali the leuuiSitOns of the raid acts, which are ap
plirable to foreign Fire Insurance Companies,
partl eRhips and ass ciations:
NU Therefore In pursuance of law, l. WILL
lam d. hill, superintendent Of Insurance OF the
Slate OF Ohio, do hereby certify, that said Compa-
nv is authorized TO transact its appropriate busi-
ness Of Fire Insurance in this state in accord
anCe with law, during The current year. The con-
dition and business Of said company, December
Slst 1879, as shown by statemt Mt OF Home once
made TO this del artmtnt, is as follows;
Amount Of actual paid up Capital S3AlSl AZ
Aggregate am, ul,t OF avail able Assets r54b II
Aggregate BmuuI Liabilities, except
Capilal,l including reinsurance, 242IO63 "
" u in m cash SS5,O5O 27
Amount Of expenditures for preceding ,..,.. :,
year in cBth, 4h3foV IL
III Wines Where, 4, have herCu unto subscribed
my name, and caused the Seal ofuy otice to be al
fixed, the day and year above written.
W. D. HILL, Superintendent
By WIN, EWING, Depety.
decSO.'75l Canton, Stark Co., o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06

THE Russian Minister'S estabis' 'ment
is the wonder of all Washington. He and
his wife 60 about on visits cf ceremony
accompanied by chasseur who wears a
sword and cap with a long dropping
white feather. This chasseur sits on the
box of the carriage alongside the coach
man, and, with drawn sword uplifed
assists her Royal Highnessand his Royal
Highness to aight, and conducts them
to the house, and then stands military
fashion until they appear
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
Attachment Notice.

Dr. II. f. Uhle, Plaintiff, VS. Levi Camp Defend
ant before John L0ew, Justice of the Peace OF
Bethlehem Township Stark County, Ohio,
On the nth day of December 1875, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment In the above action
tor the sum Of twenty dollars, Said case will be
for hearing February 18th, 1876 at ten o'clock, q.
m. DIR. II. II. UHLE,
Navarro, o Jan. G, 1876.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
STATE OF OHIO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
CoLuNBus, Jan. l3, 1879. )

WBFRFAs, The Merchants Insurance Company,
Heated VI NtvaIk in The State Of New JeIsey, has
fl,d IN this flee sworn htslement ny lhe prop
Ter Dfht urs IheIpui, showing ilS ctndion ana bu-
siuess Al rs e mi lied H. all res ects, with the
law Gi this State, IelauI to File Insurance Com:
al les, incUlpolstCd by Oher States Of the United
ST. tE. r
NotU, Therefore In puru'nc Of law. ], WILL
IAN =. CHUkCH Superintendent of Insurance
o. The Slate OF Ohio, no hereby certify, that said
Company is authorlzrd to taiRact its appropriate
buAr,e, uI Fnp lnsunncein this state, IN accord
ance with law, dunng the tuIrent year. lhe con-
dlIion and business Oi sald Cunl"any al the date
OF such statement December Slst lo'4D Is 'hoWn
as follows;
Aggregate amount Of available assets N9o,s26 II
Aggregate amount of Llabliues(except
cspltAl,) including REINSURANCE 245,gn II
Amount ofactual paid up Capital 20OyO0 %
Yur,lus Siy96l o.
An unit OF Income ior the year in cash All ,S92 IL
Amount Of expenditures Tor the year
IN cash S6,90l OF
In u illness u htrcqf have her unto suttribed
my nuht, ana u the cal o. ny Uhite 10 le al
hAt d, the uaN ~ d Yer above Wrllen.
MM. r Cit RICH, superintendent
J.F, CLAER, Agent NJ anlun, ohio.
ldec3U- Isl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
oe stark Gaumk 1erat ahun tr GAusday Annary 1910

will let you come directly to Coshocton,
before the frosts of the Autumn Of the
centennial year ripen the maize, and
make you wish for Coshocton coal to
light your parlor fires. Gentlemen,
"there's millions in it !"-CoShOetOH
Democrat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the co-partnenhip
heretofore existing between John Staub and John
SommerS under the arm name Of John Staub q
Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
books OF the firm Will be settled by John Staub at
the Office of the East Canton Mills Persons know.
ing themselves indebted 10 the firm will please
caIland settle ut once. JOHN SrAUB,
lan6.d JOHN SOMMERa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06

And notice that the whoeof said several tracts lots parts
much thereof will be necessary pay the taxes penalty
will be sold by the County Treasurer the Court House
Tuesday
be paid that the sale will be continued from day until
j. SOURBECIl, County Auditor.
CANTON December 20th, 1875
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
ASSignee's Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Assignee of the estate Of Essig & Son
of Canton, stark County Ohio. Creditors are
hereby notified and required TO present their
ded by law G0TlLIEB ECKER,
Dee30 1876 Assignee
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed aud qualified as adminlstrS.
tor Of the estate of Joshua Gibbs late of Canton,
Stark county, Ohio, deceased
Dec3O75 o. A. EsSIG Admir-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06

Close connections made at Dover with the C. &
p. X. R, and the T. v. h W. Ry.; at New Com
erstown with the P. G Il ST. l.. Ry; at Cambridge
with the B. g. o. X, R.; at Point Pleasant with the
e. o. r. R.; at Marietta with the Marietta and Gin.
cnatti X. K for Bepre, Parkersburg Athens.
Hamden, Portsmouth, Chillicothe and the West.
Also with the MusKingum River and the ohio
River Packets
Through tickets to principal points. BAGGAGE
HANDLED WITH CARE.
]. A. KINGSBURY,
Master of Trans.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06
Administrators Sale.
The undersigned will offer for sale at the lato
residence OF Joshua Gibbs, deceased, on

The following property, to-wit; two horses. one
spring wagon One-hOrse, and one two.hOrse wag.
one corn shelter, one set hay ladders one Cultya1
tor, one set harness, one air fly nels two wheel
barrows, one horse power, one anvil, one set
plows, grind stones, 3 work benches one Cross cut
saw. lot Of tools, grain cradles one sleigh, one
Der one steel yards, single and double trees, har-
row, saddle and other articles not necessary TO
mention.
Sale 10 commence at 70 o'clock o. m. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
iauG-o o. A, EssIG, Admir-.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06

MARIETTA, PlTTsBURG AND CLEVELAND
M RAILWAY.
OFFICE OF MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION.
Connections and Time Table in effect July Goth
1875.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06

DITTsBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO
L HALLWAY.
Condensed Tine Cdrd-Dee. IL, 1876.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-01-06

Through Mail LIMITED, leaves Pitt burgh daily
al SOP m. stopping only at Alliance. l5p M,
Crestline. II 90 D. M, Fort Wayne sl0a. M, at
riyes At Chicago 655 o. m. Trains Ms aud 6
run daily. All others daily except Sunday.
+. K. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

Pro So d N e s at centd Fran
tiSek Tecky, Czech, byi odveGen ma straz-
nici ttetiho policejniho okrsku ulici Fo-
rest -isa V podezfeni, 2e soudruhovi sye
mu 20 cent? vytoukl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

- = = fs><FesS1ss -
Severonemecky Lloyd Bremen Jest
7aeicet1 spolecnost paroplavebni Ne
mecku, jelikoz eta % velkych pomof
skych, krasn6 zfizenych parnikd, ktere
stavaji Sc vzdy 0blibenejstmi, coz vysvita
toho, ze mezi Evropou a Amerikou
do konce roku 1874 po Mich JiOO77
osob pfeplavilo. Parolode brenske vede
ny jsou spolehttgym, kapitany, isou pod
fizeny taSt6 dakladnd prohttdce drze
| i sc neilepsim pofddtu.
zadoyala. Cestujicim ma lodi dava Sc
s dGstatek dobfe uprayene stravy, kazd5
obslouzen jest stejne pFte5ticS, a polio
dti posrarano jest co nSjlp.
Kdo by ST pfal nekomu re svych zna.
mych aneb pfibuznych pfeplav vyplatiti,
necht sc obrati ma nektereho nasich p.
t. zastnpcd Americe, sice
v CLEVELANDU ma p. Nj. Kreicibo,
1907 - 1899 Forest ul. a
I V RACINE, ma p. Jos. Novotnyho.
V MILWAUKEE, ma p Oh. Toepfera
| LA Clinton al. }I ta. tb4s
V CHICAGO ma PIP. Novaka Kas-
/ para, 4T9 Jizni Canal ul t
vN. YORKU ma p. Brodskeho, 26
Ave G. aneb 9. Nikel-a $40 Broome al.
V ALLEGHENY, Pa, ma p. Jos.
PodanGbo, 277-279 Ohio III.
V CRETE, Neb. ma PIP. Jindra, Jelinek
spoil. '''.'''"a 'aa@
Kdo by ale povolaval "a sebou pfatele
neb zname, kteff 81 pfeplavne sani platit
budou, raciz nam sdeliti jeiich adresy;
my je spravime ysem k ceste te potfeb
nem a popfejouli nam sve ddyery, budou
9 vyprayon zajiste spokojeni.
Dopisy ma mas budtez adresovany:
y a. .ma kares Il StOtzky,
.5f,s Bahnhofstr. 80
tod Bremen, Germany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

.Lumir', zabavn6 poucny desitiden-
nix. redakci Swat. Cecha S. B. Hellera
Prazc Gregrd (Marianska ulice &. 20.
novel vydavany, dosptl k cisldm S. a g.,
iimiz naplnil pryni ctyrtleti syeho etvrte-
Eo rocniku. Obsah s. tisla Jest: Ukfi-
zoyana. Romanetto Cd j. Arbesa (Pokr)
- Emiloi Basen cd Adolfa Heyduka.
- Syec Matous. Obrazek krkonossk6
vesnice Cd Antala Staska (Dokonceni). -
Seweryn Goscezyhski. Studie literarni
Cd Otakara Mokreho. - Cinske crty |.
- Ukazky poesie francouzsk6 pfel. Jar.
Vrchlicky atd.
Obsah {. 3. JIM naplnil prvni ctvrtrok
sveho ctvrtGho r0Cniku. Pfinasi dokon.
Geni povidky ,,Ukfizovana" cd Arbesa,
basn6 ,,Praxiteles" cd K. Kutery a wi
ttzstvi Vohy' cd b. Cermaka, pfeklad
Eovelety madarsk6 ,,Pfisng soudce" cd
NJ J6kaie, narodopisny obrazek Malmo'
a ,Lund' re Svedska, cinske crty po-
jednani rozvoji organismd obyvajicich
ma zemi Samo toto ctvrtleti ,Lumira"
prave ukC ncene poskytuje bohatou zaSo
bu pekneho dteni ducbaplnJch basui, z
nichz mnoha po v6ky potrva a vzdy 8
nadsenim ctena bude Casopis tento "a.
sluhuje, ably byl nejen cd kazdGho pfite 9
literatury, ale k Will tasopisu tomu same
mu podporovan.
Osv6ty. vyborn6ho mesicniku VlGko-
va, vysel sest bfeznovJ timto obsahem
Alfred Tennyson. Cd j. V. Sladka X
d6linam feel literatpry ceske V 1s sto-
Lett. Podava Ferd Censky. Ferdinand
Dobrotivy ieho doba. Pise Josef Pro-
ehazka. Cafihrad. Obraz cestopisny od
j. Wuensche. z basni Otakara Cervin-
ky. Zlato ohni. Obrazy re zivota cd
Vacl. Vleka.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25
R- =
.2>SSS
NcIeCt6nCmu bratrStyu
radu G.. -. u. -.

Pokladale to "a 5vatou poyinnost svou
vsecky ody6tve imenovaneho fadu 0 cara
zeni move pryni odvetve ma vychod6
bize uyedomiti, dovoluji sobe ma zaklade
toho nasleduiici uvesti:
Dne H. t. IN, odbyvali jsme zde slay
most zarazeni fadu J an Amos ko-
ensk {. X. {. S. P. S., kdez isme
vstoupili do one velke rodiny, kteral ma
zapad6 tax rozSifena jest velke obhby
poziva. NebyI zde rad tento posud znam,
az jeden zdejSi ob6an V. VoitiSek. cestp.
vav po zapad9, dovedel Sc tomto radu;
vrativ Sc zpet caste mem Sc zminoval.
Tim vznikla mas mySlenka, 2e bychom
/ zde pcdobny rad zaloAti mohh. \ te
myslence Sc mas tedy n6kolik shromakdilo
a porokovavse tom, zarazili jsme klub.
kteryz by pozd3ji do imenovaneho fadu
vstoupiti mel.
Praeovali isme piln6 jednosvorn6 Y
t6 d6y6fe, ze zde tento rad naide obliby.
\ vskutku isme shledali, re nase snahy
marn6 nebyly, neb liz II m. jsme byii
slavn6 povolenim Hlavniho Narodniho
Radu G. S. p S. St. Louis, velkoufad-
Milky ct6neho tadu Havlitek G. vi. DE
troit rad uvedeni dosazeni co 6islo \.
Pro6ez yzdavame IIlavnimu Narodnimu
Radu G. s. p 5, radu HavliGek &. VI a
ysem odv6tvim fadu c. S p. s, iez nam
sva blahopfani zasaly, imenovit6 rad
Slovan & l., rad Cechie {. ", rad Yer
most c. VIII iakoz vsem ostatniin Gisldm
c. 5. 7. 5. sye nejsrdecneisi diky prejem
hojneho zdaru podnikdm VaSim. Ttz
vzdayame sye vfel6 diky Nelkoutadni
kim fadu uavli6ek & VI bratrdm JOS
Noskovi, FIR. Pancnerovi a A. j krejGi-
nu, "a obttavG pFeyzeh a laskaye vyko
nam dosazeni mas rad a spoienl velkou
rodinou 6eskeho bratrstya c. S. Z. 5, je
hoz hodlame byti tlenem ddstojnym.
Nayst6ya Vase zustane nehynouci nam
pamtti, kteraz vzdy bude pFispiyat k utu
ieni svazkd bratrstyi SO zapadnimi souro
daky, iehoz prostfedkovateli jste byIi. Ma
zdar Nam zdar tez bratrsk6mu fadu
IIavl6ek zdar cel6 Jednot5, jejiz jsme
Sc stall Vasim laskavym pfisPtnim.
Den ten zistanc navzdy ramatnym '
srdcich nasich, anto jest to den ntmz
ytadtni isme byli DO tax slayneho fadu
F. G. :. p. S, kdet Sc laska bratrska, las
ka k bIiznimu p6stuje. Jak "a stastnGho
Sc mdze ieden kazdy z mas cititi, kdyz po
mni ze Jest udem TAX cetne rodiny Geskf,
ktera temtt po colem soustati &c rozklada.
Procez tou silnou nad6ii Sc kojim, ze tato
nova v6tey tohoto mohdtneho vSesloyan-
skeho stromu brzce svoje dobre ovoce
ponese.
Provolavame hlavnimu Mar. Radu ja
koz ysem bratrdm fadu {. S. p. S.
hlu6n6 Ma zdar.@
Jm6nem Radu j. Amos Komensky {. Y.
C. 5. z. 5.
Hynek Brener
taiemnik
Rad J. Amos KomenskY {. X. c. S.P.s.
81 zvolil nasledujici lfedniky:
Pfedseda, V. Voitisek dozorce, L.
Stock taiemnik, IL. Brener pokladnik,
J. Ca9tka pocetgeda, E. Myskovsky.
prdyodci, b. Syoboda vnitf. straz, j. Oil
va zevnitf. stra1, +. Fetick vyslanec do
hlavniho narodniho fadu, V. Voihsek.
Vsecky dopisy fadu Sc tykaiici budte1
adressovany:
Ii. Brener
533 - 5th str
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Y 10 w f.
Ma prodej nebo ma vymenu
za.poze kovJ majetek
$50 V Clevelande.
Pozemky ty .lsou vytecne, biz zeleznn.
&c a dobreho trhu lezi Poekahontas n
Buena Vista Counts, kde jest hodne Ce.
chu osedlyeh. Cena nizka, terminy pfi-
znive. BlizA zprava
PRICE BROTHERS, 145 Superior Str.
Tai. V. Sykora Esq. poda zprayu.
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Vynatek 2 dopisu p. Nuza =
ka Tez III pisu n6co noveho, cosi snad
iakt6ziv neslysel. V Blince, okresu
Northwestern hospodt ntjakych Nan1
yykopali tito We stodole iamu, uvrhli do nj
sestru Mari, randall prknaui, oblozili ka
uenim a zahazeli hlinou Neboha zena
byla Y jane te nvezn6na asi til m6sice,
aniz by ziva du5e krom ukrutnych pfibuz
nych tom byla v6dela. AZ tn nahodou
dne 6. bfezna n6jaka zenska slySea ne
bohou Mari srdcelomn6 nafikati Udala
to cetnikovi, kteryz neodkladn6 v6c vyse-
tril. Pozdeii priiela soudni komise, ktera
nebohou zenu iamy vyndati dala, Nohy
mtla pry svazane, saty ma nj byly shnil6
tGz Waso, kterez j nohou spadalo. take
ien lily kosti na Mich zbyly. Neboha
odvezena bvla do Kolinske nemocnice
Vahovi chttli Sc i timto ukrutnym spdso
bem zbaviti, protoze mtia Mich vYm6-
mex a mimo to jest6 ntiak6 penize, iez zd6
diti cht6Ii. Lid byl ma zhovadilce ty tax
rozhof5en, de by je byl ukamenoyal, kdy
by straz Je nebyla chraniIa
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-25

5 lepnice. V n6kterych hospo-
dach dole m6st6 zamestnavaj sklepnice
ably hosty vabily, a6 doty6ni ufadov6 pro
Ii takov6 neplese Sc oval. Sklepnice ty
ndlezi ycsm6s k eSkadron6 ,,lehkG kavale.
Ierle, nebezpedne poneivice nezkusenym
a chhyym mladik i'm, hlayn6 venkova
mum
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Jeli chftin vas drsny nebo zdzeny, wi
yejte lined d dra. Jayne's Exp
ktoranta. On odnima prddusnici
vsechen slem vsechen hnis mirui zani
ceni poSkytuie timto spd8obem nemoc
nemu ulevu. Neni bezpecntjsiho vydat-
n6jsiho leku prot nastuzeni zaniceni
chttanu, nez toho nikdo nastuzenych
nemtl by bpomenouti zaopatfiti 81 ho.