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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

Slavny p6vec Pise k zpival jak
znamo, ma Svych umeleckych cestach,
zvlaSt6 pfi koncertech Ang,ii velmi cas-
to a vzdy dspechem nejskvGlejsim mi.
Iuo jine take ceske narodni pisue. Jednou
rozpfedla Sc pri hostine, ktera k jeho poe
te istem n6meck6m meste sc davala,
rec krase na5eho narodniho zpevu ne
bylo male spolecnosti nikoho, kdo by
6eskou piseh nebyl vychvaloval. Zvlaste
vynikal mezi hosty jeden, jen4 tom ho-
voru hlavni ved slovo, vydayaje Sc "a
znalce proto, ze byl kdysi kratkym poby
TEN Praze, kde teskemu zp6vu dOstalo
Sc mu slyseti jako u pramene prvni ru-
ky. ,,Ja sam naucl isem SO iednu velmi
p6knou ceskou pisen zpivati," - pravi
dale, avsak neisem pranic pr hlasel jinak
bych vam j zazpival.' = ,,Nuze tedy me
povezte prvni slova textu, snad j take
znam, - podotknul Pisek. -, -,,Pockejte,
pockejte, hned 81 vzpomenu," odyttil Ne
mec a po kratkem pfemyseni vyrazil:
,,Khaule lose, khaule loh." - TIA piseh
mi neni znama, avsak to neni pisen 6es-
ka," odpovi Pisek. - To ponekud dopa.
lilo nemeckeho enthusiastic ceskeho zpevu
a aby Piskovi dokazal, ze ieho piseh je
6eska, spustil, nedbaie ma chrapot zpi.
val: ,,khaule loose, khaule loh." Po ma
pevu poznal smichem Sc tfesouci Pisek,
ze e to skutecn6 znama pisen ceska -
co byste myself ktera. koulelo Sc koulelo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01
Rent zaplati vam staveni lot.

Kent zaplati vdm staveni a lot.
Po nGkolik dnG budu miti ma prodei
nekolik ptknych lotd nablizku, jez "a &C.
nu nizkou a sice "a $500 prodavam. Ne
musite zadnou splatku uciniti, pokud iste
81 ma pozemku maly domck nepostavili,
' n6mz byste bydleti mohli. Pfestahte
plahti rent, ktery1 j vami missy. Ne
bot co nyni Platte rentu, tim koupite 81
lot domek. Nemeskejte poptejte Sc n
FRANTY NOVAKA.
222 Superior str.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

Vysetfovanipolicejni oil C Q N b p j.
safe a jeho pfiruciho Josepha +. Thomp
kinse Romano pondeli. Syedky vysly.
chal D. Heisley. Pisar Nc Ginness mu-
sci Sc zodpovidati z pfijimani bezcennych
rukoimi. On Sc primal, ze v nekolika
pfipadech pfijal bezcenne rukojmi, ac nj
koli nekale pohnutky ale pouze ne.
obeztelosti. Jednim pfipadd jest pro-
pust9ni Baldwin,, bospodskeho ulice
Ontario, kteryz mistnosti sve drzi sklep
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01
CeSk6 piVO!

Pfatele a znami moi uslysi zaiiste s
potesenim, ze jsem zacal vafti pivo die
ceskeho sp6sobu. jehoz hojnou zasobu We
sklepich mann. Pivovar mdj jest znovu.
zafizen, take mohu vafit to nejlahodnGj
81 nejzdravejsi pivo.
Jan prOSek.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01
Jan PrOsek.


Celorocni schdze akcionafd Sp. Ceske
tiskrany oibfvana bude due 10. cervna
misnosti Peruna. Jezto dalezite jedna
nj na pofadku lest, ocekaya Sc ze SO pani
akcionaf dostavi
J. ". Sykora
t.c tajemnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01
V. Palda tai.

Samovrah Carl 7 u d er, kteryz
Sc jak isme minute zvestovali, rarou re-
volveru zastfelil, ucinil tax nepochybDe z
tezkomyslnosti, ktere "a posledni DOLBY
propadl. On byl po pet rokd rodiny
Leickovy, kde MIN zacbazeno jako s
vlastnim synem. Star byl teprv6 dvacet
ctyry roxy. V Nemecku zdstavil "a
moznou matku, kteraz iej velikou tou-
zebnosti domd ocekavala. - Pan Leick
nesfastneho mladika chvali co spofadan6
no, pficinliveho poctiveho, ieiz jako
vlastniho syna miloval.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

nice - ma jeho vlaStni rukoimi, kterez
iak dokazano, bezcenne bylo. Pisaf ma
to pravil. ze Jest nyni velmi opatrny ze
vzdy svtdomit6 vysetti, ieli rutitel dobry
nebo bezcenny.
PfiruGi Nc Chinese, Josef F. Thomp
kins Sc primal, ze iedenkrate 5 so poku
ty, liz die zakona lined odvesti mel. 10
dni pro svou pottebu podrzel. Neucinil
tak V tom umyslu, ably penize ty odcizil,
ale en ably 81 pomohl okamzite nesna.
ze Byl pry v6fitely svymi tax prona-
sedoyan, ze 81 nev6del jine rady, nez
upotfebiti zminenych s 80 k jich uspoko-
ieni Take Thompkins pfijimal tax Eva
ne .,slam6ne" rukojmi t. j. rukoimi ien
ma oko sice ma svou vlastni zodpoved-
most aG jen V vtakovych pfipadech, kde
obzalovane osoby dobfe znal v6d6l kde
ie padu potreby nalezti. On tyto skut
ky nepokladal "a poruseni uredni pfisa
by, protoze ode davna ufad6 tom ivy
KEN byly. Take byl yyslychan ohledn6
pravidelnych zpozdeni Sc m6siGnimi
zpravami. Thompkins pravil, ze memo
hou vsecku praci zastati, ze jest kance-
lari jeiich jednu silu meme. Nejvict
zavinilo zpozd6ni tc jeho nemoc. - Wy
setrovani odroeeno.
Thompkins jest teprve "a leta star, ma
: 1000 sluin6ho, niuz vsak nem6ze
vysta6iti, protoze Jest zvykly velmi skv6ly
zivot vesti. Jest svoboden. Drive byval
reportorem Plain Dealera.
Letosni h bfitovni slavnos
vypadla velmi krasn6 MnohG soukro-
me vsecky vefejn6 stavby byly ozdobe
ny prapory mnoh6 obchody byly odp6l
dne uzavfeny. U6astenstvi obecenstva
bylo velmi znaGne. Vsecky hfbitovy.
zvlaste obecny hfbitov woodlandskY, vlni
ly Sc nescslnymi zastupy navst6vovatelu;
po Woodland ave. vail Sc cele odpoledne
proud svate6n6 od6nych obyvateln, zvla-
ste zenskych, k hfbitovIm. Slavnostni
prdvod zapadni 6tvrt6 m6sta, zalezici V
odd6leni policie veteranI, hnul Sc 9.
iodine ranni ma hfbitov ulici Monroe,
kde reverend c. Ii. Burton krasnou vzpo
minku padlym vojindm v6noval.
SIavnostni privod vychodni ctvr6
least side hnul sc |. iodine ma htbitov
woodlandsky. V prGvodu byly iednotli
We malebn6 unitormovane vojenske sbory
hudbou Gee ylajicimi prapory, mi
mo to pax sPolek veterand rozstrleny-
mi prapory, drahocenne to pamatky Z oh
tanskG valky sv6dkove statecnosti ma
sich bojovnikd. Ma hfbitoy6 pfedneseny
Slavnostn teci. Podobna slavnost konana
ma katolick6m hfbitovt, ma hfbitovech
ulici Erie Lake View. Obyvatelstvo
naseho m65ta letos dokazalo, BE vd6Gne
pamatuje ma ty, ktefi "a yynan6ni otro-
XII zachovani Jednoty krev svou vyce
dill.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01

kstalGi o ptim6Fi sc dohodla
hminkach slozeni zbrani Wy
= Zachovaiili SO ostatni moe
he Francii. osy6dti Sc sYrzeni
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01
DULEZTTE
VLAsTNikUM DOMU
CtGte n ukaZte SOuSedum.
Natfete domy sve
lucebninli baryami
MILLER BROS

ktere .sou vyrobeny Gisteho bil6ho olo.
va, znku lneneho oleie, pflpravene ma
bllou, eernou sto iiny:h rozmanitych
barey. Tato barva ma krasny lesk q
vsaje Sc hluboko do dfeva, takze tfikrate
tax dlouho yydrz jako kterakoliv iina
barva ma svet6, ackoliv stoii celou tfeti-
mn meme, nez jine barvy, ktere sc ma tr-
ziSti nachazi. Pfihlaste sc II MILLERA
A BRATRU, iicIh barva zdobi neimene
sto tisic staveni; vsecky ostatni jsou pou.
he napodobeniny.
Poslete 81 pro vzorky barev vysv6d.
cenl, iez yam bezplatnG bndon poslany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01
MiStni ZpraVy.

Sbor BUDIOOJ bude hrati ned6li,
4. cerva 1876 " podkrovi v palaci''
aneb .,Nesnaze chudeho delnika", obraz
re zivota We ctyrech jednanich cd Barty,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01
Hugo Hensch
N!Ziyn;e mOuka dGtSka
t62 pro
neduzivC Il ZOtayujiCi Sc
rovn6z ucinkuie vyborn6 prot
meduhum letnim.
meduhum letnim.

c tie te n a S e d ujici
odporuceni vynikajicich lekafd
tohoto a jinych NEST;
My nizepodepsani, zkusiyse Hugo
Hcnsche mou6ku vybornym usp6-
chem nasi praksi, dobrym sv6domim
il odporu6iti m1zeme obecenstvu.
Gust. @ Z. Meher. NJ ID Claveland. @
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-01
Hledaji sc.

mluvici plyne cesky anglicky naleznou
zamtstnani co prodavaci noveho siciho
stroje American, neijednoduss nejtr-
vanliv6isi masiny vdbec. Spolecnost bu
de prodavaG1m cast hotoyOsti, Ca
sti v komisn (procentech) platiti. Poptav
ka 335, Superior str, Cleveland, o.
Frank b. Trout, obchodv edouci.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
-
ELAS HES.

The Alabama Legislature met yastsr.
day.
Two lives were lost by the burning OF
the Cicero Theater at Madrid.
The Ohio Centennial Building was yes.
terday donated to Fairmount Park.
Superintendent of Police Hickey, OF
Chicago, who was suspended October
25, was yesterday formally reinstated
by Mayor Heath, who believes him inno-
cent of the charges against him. There
seems to be general feeling OF satisfac-
tion among the better class as to the re.
suit.
Charles Litterell, a boy aged nine
years, was found by an officer of the
steamboat squad wandering along West
street, in New York, yesterday, ap-
parently not knowing whittier to 90.
He was taken TO police headquarters.
aud then he told that his parents resided
in Chicago, on Vine street, between
Larabee and Orchard streets; that on
Friday last he left his home with sick
man whom he does not know, and went
TO New York. On his arrival there, the
man TOOK the boy to his residence, some.
where In Avenue B, and after keeping
him from Saturday until yesterday,
turned him adrift. The little fellow,
who appears to be quite intelligent, 10 in
charge OF Mrs. Webb, Matroh 6. p~tice
Headquarters, 10 New York,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The Weather.


New York, Nov. 15.-A rain storm
set in last night and continued through
out the night. 1t is falling steadily and
heavily this morning, and promises tC
be most prolonged storm.
Indians Joining the HOstiles.
A special from Sidney, Nebraska, says
passengers on the stage from Red Cloud
Agency say the Cheyennes have left
their camp and gone north to join Crazy
Horse. These Indians are better fight.
ers even than the sioux, and this exodus
will add great strength 10 the forces Op-
posed to General Crook.
Fatally Wounded.
NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-Oticer Oshea, oil
the Eighth Precinct, attempted to ar
rest James Mclaughlin this morning for
disorderly conduct, on Green street.
Mclaughlin being Intoxicated when the
latter struck Oshea on the head with a
heavy saw fracturing the skull and rem
dering the officer insensible. McLaugh-
lin was arrested. Oshe&s wound is
fatal.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
LATEST LOCAL.

A CoLoRED man named Charles Len
who lives at ACC Richmond street, WA&
locked up in Hammond-street Station
OIL charge of insulting Dr.. g. Davis, nj
the corner of Fourth and Vine streets. |
JOHN MCGINNIs is the name OF the
man who fell of the Southern Railroad
Bridge at 8 O'Clock to-day. He was
about thirty-fve years old. C0roHet
Maley was notified and postponed fhl
inquest.
THE libel case of John T. Gibson
against the Cincinnati Enquirer Com
pany was not concluded at O'Clock this
afternoon. L. D. Lincoln was making
his argument before the jury. The casa
will probably take up the whole OF tlae
day.
Mr.. SoTHERN is universally known Sa
one of the most gentlemanly and pOpa-
lar men in the profession, and usually
has the same kind OF people around
him. But where he found his present
agent and what he sees in him to No,
mire is another "of those things whIoh
no fellah can find OUT"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
Big Cattle,

Among the prominent objects at TN
recent cattle show OF the Centennjd
Exhibition were the lat cattle, and Ind
most conspicuous Of these were four ent
ormous steers known as the Chestaf
County, Canada, New Jersey and Mia
souri, steers. They all claimed s2
weigh four thousand to four Thousand
five hundred pounds, each one claiming
to be the heaviest. They were examined
bv the judges aud weighed on Septembes
20, with the following results: lst. Gea,
Kearney, owned by George Wildes, ox
New Egypt, New Jersey, years olds
pulled the beam at 8, ITO pounds. "a.
Canada steer, 2,9l0 pounds; Sd, Genera!
Grant, owned by David 81. BransOn, OF
West Brandy wine, Chester County. Pa
1882; 4th, Stonewall jackson, owned W
Michael See, New Florence, Missouri
1880 pounds. The largest yoke OF oxsA
were those of H. ii. Duycklnck, Of CscH
County, Md, which weighed over 5,2B
pounds. MIR. Branson's steer was pra
nounced by good judges the finest loof3
ing Of the four large ones.-l0KtonA
Press.
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FOREIGN.
ANOTHER ALLIANCE,

ANOTHER ALLIANCE.
LONDON, Nov. 15 1t is announced
that an Auetro-English alliance has
been effected.
TO THE FIELD.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 15.-The circu
lar o Prince Gorts ;hakotf, published in
the Official Gazette this morning, orders
six army corps to the field.
PEACE OR WAR.
VIENNA, Nov. 15.--All The Powers ad-
here to the proposition tor a prelimi-
nary conference, but meanwhile prep
aratiOns for war continue.
FROM THE EAST.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-A Reuter- telegram
from Constantinople says: All powers
are stated to be in accord respecting the
conference which is expected to com.
mence its sittings at the end OF Novcm.
Der. The Porte has made some objec-
tion, but its adhesion appears certain,
England having made urgent represen,
tations to that end.
The Post, to-day, in its financial COL
umn, says London underwriters are tax.
ing shillings per &1O0 for risk of cap.
ture on steamers now loading in Rus
sian ports.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
As the Partisans See 1t.

The Enquirer publishes the following
Columbus special:
John G. Thompson has just received
the following;
"LAKE CITY, FLA, Nov. 14-10:20 p. M.
Washington and Calhoun Counties are
in, with heavy Democratic increase
over 1874. Brenard ana Holmes are yet
to hear from. The presence Of promi-
nent Northern men of both parties is
having a beneficial effect. We are now
assured OF u majority of from twelve to
fifteen hundred. The Radicals claim a
majority, but show no figures. They are
weakening. Many Republicans concede
Florida to the Democrats.
[Signed] go. A. FINLEY"
The Commercial has a Jacksonville
special as follows:
To the Editor Of the Commercial:
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 14-10 P. M.-The
country should not be impatient for the
declared result in Florida. The State
Canvassers meet about twenty-five days
from now, and may adjourn from time
to time, so that it may not be much be-
fore January when tine result Is de-
clared. The Board has judicial as we'll
as administrative powers. 1t may go TO
the bottom of everything, and will prob.
ably do SO wherever there is good
ground to suspect irregularity. Repub-
licans invite the closest scrutiny and
the Democrats fear it. They begin to
show signs Of weakening. They are poor
fgurers, continually declaring them
selves elected, and appear not to have
found out that Hayes is from 800 to 800
ahead of Stearns for Governor. To-
day, by their own showing, they defeat
themselves. The time for completing
the county canvass has expired, and
the official returns are all coming In.
Generally the changes are in favor Of
Hayes, and the Tilden column has
fallen off. Under the clrcum-
stances, this Is an alarming indi-
cation to the Reformers, who perceive
no way to salvation but through further
frauds. They are threatening the State
with desperate purpose, but the Re-
publicans are in no manner alarmed; In
fact, like Grant, they don't scare worth
a cent. A party of them left here to-day
Tor Tallahassee, which is to be the seat
Of operations for western counties, and
which has become a point of interest.
There are some things which doubtless
would be of interest to the country at
large, but probably it were better to re-
frain from particulariEing for the pres
ent. 1t may be said, however, that the
cause is in good hands and Will not
suffer, G, d, B,
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Police Court.

Miscellaneous--J. Z, Fiedeldey. OBJ,
structing street, continued 10 nov. n
Gus, Mehan, cutting with intent to kill
bound over; W. W. Wilcox aus
Harry Sylvester, forgery, dismissed
charge, continued to November Is:
JAS. Hoiler, having burglar tools Ia hi
possession, continued to Nov. II; Moses
Goldsmith, obstructing street, TIVE
charges, continued to Nov. 2I; Uhris,
kuhfuss, abusing family, under bondss
VIM. Bowman, Minnie Trunnel, incorris
gibility, sent to House of R,tuge:
VIM. Clinton, committing nuisance, $40:
VIM. Tennese, lettering, 10 days; Jlnes
McHugh, abusing family, 8 months:
Eugene Love, common thief, continued
10 November 16
Drunk and Disorderly-F. P. Fisher
81; J. U. Fiedeldey, continued to Ne
vember 21; Geo. Eberhardt, Frank. Nun
ply, Jos. Rumley, dismissed; Heurs
Pauzer, 80 days; Su,an Mcdonald
anu Kate Shelley, $40 saohI
Kate hunt, So; Henry Muthert, S.:
Mary johnson, Clark Plaspohl, Marga-
ret Smith, dismissed; Kate ellis, dis.
missed.
Assault and Battery-Geo. Earhardk
continued TO Nov. 22; Frank. Murphy.
Ed. Cavagna, Michael Forge, FranE
Murray, Mary Murray and Samuel Cope.
land, dismissed; Peter Miller, continued
10 Nov. 81.
Petit Larceny-Henry Strauss, contia.
ued to November II; Daniel McCartht,
30-$20O; Clement Krehnbrink, dismissed,
Vagrants-J. r. Foss, Thomas Jsues.
Ohm Smith, Emil Ppelffer. John Kelly
Pat. Shean, Jonn Burke, James HaHa-
mer, james Davis, 80 days eachy
Robert Cartney, dismissed, Tlp Snn3
and Fred. Meyer, 90 days each; EiwaF2
Dunn, Stephen Lewis and Joh1 Grelus$.
10 days eaohi Antrina West, oQ days,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
LOCAL PERSONALS.

HARRY UNDERWORLD, Of the LoriE
vile Courier-JOurnal, was in the cIe1
yesterday.
JUDGE MATsoN has sworn into off 4
Commissioner-elect Ficke, and ConnsS
Ulerk-elect Bernard.
I. u. LINCOLN, ESQ, when he talks d
the editor OF the Enquirer, puts it: "If4
Conductor of a Big Press"
REV. FATHER STEHLE will on neH
Sunday cele the twenty-ffth anAEi
yersary OF his services as priest at ST
JosepRs Church.
MR.. K. g. LEONARD. former promta.
ent business man OF this cily, died nj
Matagaipa, Nicarauga, October 3. liz
had been interested in gold mine there
since his removal from this city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKs.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

This Morning.
The Board met in regular session.
all members present, and President Ben
| in the chair.
On motion, John Crotty was given M
extension of ninety days. time for the
improvement of East Sixth street.
The following was adopted:
"Resoived, That John Ryan & Co. ba
notified that the contract made MarcA
II, 1876, between them and the Board ol
City improvements for the grading OF
Columbia avenue, is at an end. thea
being now no money In the Columbia
Avenue Fund; and they are hereby nUti.
fed to proceed no further under SAID
contract"
A communication was received from
the Columbus Paving Company inviting
the Board to visit that city next week
for the purpose of inspecting a new cos.
crete pavement, the Company agreeing
to pay all expenses OF the trip. Tag
matter WAS referred to the engineer tot
report.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
THE LATEST,
But as Conflicting as Ever,
The Story as Told by Our Dis
patches and Some Partisan
Specials,
all Of Which Make Up an Unsatis
factory Chapter.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The excite.
ment which has been dying out was re
viVed this afternoon by the announce
ment in Republican circles that num-
ber of the Tilden Electors in the South
ern States have not had their disabill-
ties removed, and are therefore inelig.
ible.
The Democrats claim to attach no i'm
portance to the rumor.
kilograms from Gov. Chamberlain still
claim his election.
Latest from California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-Latest re-
turns leave no doubt that Luttrell, DEM
ocrat, is elected for Congress from the
Fourth District.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
LOUISIANA.
Our own Dispatches.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-The Demo-
Gratis from abroad have invited the Re-
publican visitors to conference. Both
sides are looking up the election laws
Of the State, and are also listening to
the reports OF outrages and intimida-
ti"'- o'''"rps ore oawing in yefT slnw.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15

81 am willing to risk my reputation n
a public man." wrote Edward Hine ID
the Liverpool Mercury, ''if the wOrsa
case of smallpox can not be cured IN
three days, simply by the use Of creas4
OF tartar. One ounce Of cream of tartat
dissolved in pint of water, drank at
intervals, when cold, is certain, never
failing remedy. 1t has cured thousands
ness, and avoids tedious lingering"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
FLORIDA.
Our Own Dispatch.

TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 15.-There is moth
ing new to report. Both Democrats and
Republicans hold to their respective
claims as last teiegrap4ed, and nothing
more definite is expected for some days.
Everything qulsss
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15

Mir. Norwood, the new United States
Senator from Georgia, 10 the son OF q
tanner, aud forty-slx years old. He
is one OF the post inveterate jokers In
the State,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-11-15
FOR RENT-.RooMs

LNOR KENT T-ROOMS-A A splendid second
l. story front room nicely furnished for three
gentlemen; also, one for two gentlemen. 246
Plum street, between George and Seventh.
T. OR RENT-ROOMs = Furnished rooms.
l. and meal tickets for sale; 81 meals, So so:
lodging 2i and soc; meals at all hours. i9s W.
Sixth street. noI3-lm-N, ,W&F+
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&c capacity, 5000 lbs; 30 yards carpet, %
heating and cooking stoves, l Singer sewing
maLhiAe, l Vans range, counters OF all ue-
scrip ions, and sdow cases, household, bar and
Office fixtures, az 20! w. sixth street. l5-3t
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TOR SALE-MARE-A very handsome bay
} Il mare, Is hands high, years old; she is a
good saddle, or free driver in all harness; she
Is warranted sound; sold for no fault; sickness
Of owner. Apply at Farmers Hotel. corner
Court and Race streets. ID ct
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Two brothers named Nugeut, aud 4
man named Medcliffe, were killed, nesa
Toronto yesterday, by the fall OF tAa
roof of shaft at a copper mine.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 18th, at p. M, POSITIVELY
~ h. the U. 5. Mail Line Steamer UNI
ts#kkSaae$a TED STATES Ben. ii. MerrleIees,
z:zsszszEsaszz Master Freight received at ali
hours on Wharf boat. foot of Vine street. X.
M. Wade, Superintendent
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For KanaWha.
For HuntiD gtOn.

THIS DAY, 10th, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ a. the C.& ORR. Packet BOSTONA,L
.Ea Bryson, Master. Freight received
zzs7'sEs1<'Es ut all hours on Wharf-bOat, foot OF
Broadway. W. Honshell, Superintendent
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WOODS THEATER.

MISS AUGUSTA DARGON,
Supported by George Beck's select Company,
This Evening-CAlAILLE.
Next weeK-Haverly's Minstres.
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Senators from Colorado.

DENVER, Nov. 15.-Jerome b. Cbaffio,
of Denver, and Henry M. TelleF, of Cen
trail City, were elected United eA.es
Senator's.
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For VeVay,

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
8P. NJ,
~ HAMMOCK CITY, J. W. Kirby,
NJ Master. Apply on board, or at A.
a-sszs71azzc KennelPs, corner Main and Water
streest.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NV SAVED-By buying
w boots and shoes fiom T. b. DOHAN, 347
Central avenue, near Richmond street. Ladies'
custom made side lace kid and pebble goat
bouts. 81 80: misses cus,o ON side laae, 81 so:
mems calf and kip boots, s.; boys boots, 81 Ks.
uol5-3t- " ,t&S