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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-05-30
The New Congressional Dis
trictS,

Below we give list of the new Con
gressional Districts, with the countie.
composing each district:
First & Second Districts Hamilton
county.-Same as at present
Third District-Montgomery, But
Ter, and Warren.
Fourth Dlstrict-Greene, Champaign
Clark, Logan, and Union.
Fifth District-Preble, Darke, Miami
Shelby, Auglaize, and Mercer.
Sixth District-Van Vert, Allen
Putnam, Paulding, Defiance, Williams
Henry, and Fulton.
Seventh District-Lucas, Wood, OF
tawa, Hancock, and Sandusky.
Eighth District-Seneca, Crawford
Wyandot, Hardin, Marion and Morrow
Ninth DISTRICT Madison, Delaware
Franklin, Fayette and Pickaway.
Tenth District-Hocklng, Fairfield
Vinton, Gallia and Meigs.
Eleventh District-Clermont, Brown
Adams, Highland and Clinton.
Twelfth District-Scioto, jackson,
Lawrence, Pike and Ross.
Thirteenth Distric.-Monroe, Noble,
Morgan, Washington and Athens.
Fourteenth Dlstrict-Guernsey, Mus
kingum, Licking and Perry.
Fifteenth District-Richland, Knox,
Holmes, Coshocton and Tuscarawas.
Sixteenth District-Ashland, Wayne,
Stark, and Portage.
Seventeenth District-Erie, Huron,
Lorain, Medina and Summit.
Eighteenth District-Carroll, Colum-
biana, Jefferson, Harrison, and Belmont.
Nineteenth District-Geauga, Lake,
Ashtabula, Trumbull and Mahoning.
Twentieth Distr;ct-Cuyahoga.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-05-30

THE New York Evening Post says
the Prohibitionists will find good text
in some of the statistics which have
been gathered of the consumption of
intoxicating liquids in the State of
Mississippi. 1t appears that, although
the State has been too roor to pay her
State debt and repudiated q part of It,
there are consumed there every year
800, 900 gallons Of wine, 2,000. 900 of beer
and {. 400, 600 gallons Of other liquors,
principally whisky. Mississippi has Q
population of about one million, which
would give to every man. woman and
child in the. State nine 9 and hall
gallons of whisky, or to every voter
Ithirtveieht gallons,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-05-30
A Genuine Negro Song.

From the New York independent.
A clear, ringing blast on horn told me
that it was time for service, and settled
down more comfortably TO listen till the sing
ing should begin in the little negro church
hard By. They were praying now. IcOuld
hear them distinctly. The words were reci'
ted in shrill, high key almost as musical as
their songs; for they cannot speak in public
without falling into this sing7song, chant-ike
veice. Then ali was still again; and after q
few minutes, as sat watching the hrefies, !
heard the sudden rush Of voices:
SCREENING with Afric's mellow tongue
Their broken Saxon words,
singing these words
ssWatch dat sun, see how she run, r..
If you don't mind she'll catch you wild your
work undonel
True believer, run home, run home,
For the sun done rose
An don't want to stay here no longer!
ssSister, better mind how you step on de cross,
For your foot might slip an your soul git
CHoRus-True believer, etc. ~
s'Some go to church to make mock Of Gods
works,
But dey don't know nothing bout Chris
CHORUS True believer, etc
.tCome alongsfoses, come dong cross,
Smote de water, an don't git loss.
CHoRUs-True believer, etc.
''Stsn' back Moses, way 10, de north,
An let Gods CHI ldren walk on de cro3s.
CHoaUs41sae believer, etc.
ssStan' back Moses way in de east,
An let Gods children hab some peace.
CHoRUs-Frue believer; etc. - 81
'sStan' back Moses way in the west, ;-,- 81
An let Gods children hab some rest.
CHoRUs-True believer, ETC..
s'Stan' back Moses way Ia de south,
An let Gods children hab shout.
CHoRUs-True believer, etc. -,
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

OEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Office OF the Clerk Of the Board OF Ed,
ucation of Richland township, Belmont coun.
ty, Ohio, in st. Clairsville, until u O'Clock
noon, on Saturday, June .st, 1878. for
building BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE In Joint
Sub district No. 3-located miles northwest
of st. Clairsville, according to the plans and
specifications on fileln said ONCE.
Each bid must contain the name Of every
person interested in the same, and be accom-
panied by a sufficient guaranty Of some dis
interested person that if the bid n accepted o
contract will be entered Into, and she per-
formance of It properly secured.
Bids for material and labor called for by the
specifications, must be separately stated, with
the price of each. ~ ~ ~ Pc. tf-t
BY order OF the Board of Educsticn.L .i' W.
JOHN A. NEFF -
H Ell. CARMAN,
FRANCIS BOGGS.
Attest: Committee.
A. II, MITCHELL. .Crk, SO, '78-5w.
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: .
Ground and produce to be measured by dis
interested parties, and written statement
furnished the committee, setting forth aIl fact
relative to the raising of said crop.
Can report to Secretary any time before the
1st of December, after the Fair.
CLASS 4-Equestrianism.
Best lady's performance. ......... Silver Cup
Best boys performance, under II. Silver Cup
CLASS 42-Novelties, Etc.
All articles not named in, or properly belong
ing in, any of the foregoing classes, will be Civ
en- cards by the Secretary, and will be exam.
ined by competent judges; and, II marked
highly meritorieus by them, will be entitled t.
such premiums as may be awarded BY th'
Board after the Fair.
Standing Committees for 1873;
On SUMNER FRUITS AND FLOwERs-J F.
Charlesworth, A II. Mitchell, c. N. Gaumer
and W. A Hunt.
On FIELD CROPs-Jos. Woodmansee, Davit
Brown, r. NJ. wilkins.
JAS. F. CHARLEswoRTH, President.
j. G. PRATT, Sec'y.
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Brood mares TO be shown the committee with
foal at side. Animals to be shown in harness
or under the saddle, or both, as the committee
may require, and be tested to the satisfaction
of the committee.
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First Division.
.f.-ra % CLASS NO. 1. -5

Thomas A. Mitchell, B. G. Humphrey, at
ten ding members of the Board and Msrshals
-l Thoroughbred Horses. s,ss 10 r.a
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Ol1dcC S1-N0eSteT w 0lte.
Best boar VI old and upwards. .6 3
best boar under Vt old .-- a
best brood SOW yr old and upwards, and
SUCKING pigs.
best brood sow under yr old ..3 3
CLASS 22.-Poland China
Best boar VI old and upwards ...6 3
best boar under yr old old.4 .
best brood sow yr old and upwards, AMI
sucking pigs.....-... ..-S 4
best brood sow under yr old ld...3
CLASS 23.-Poultry.
Best pair chickens, cock and hen Of each
var, VI old and upwards. ds........1 soc
best pair chickens under yr old OF each
Nar1ety..- .. - .--.---.. .-.----l DOC
best pair guineas VI old and upward 1 SOC
best pair turkeys, cock and hen, l VI snd
upWaIu L 0Oc
pest PAIR dueXs-.--.- --.-.--..--. i 2Oc
best pair geese .............1 SOC
best pair peafowls, cock and hen. SOC
Competition open TO all varieties.
Greatest and best display of poultry by
one exhibitor ..--.......--..S 50 w
Exhibitors in this class must bring their
Pantry in rfahI 10
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CLASS 27.-Hardware and Castings.

Best 10 yards factory cloth. SO
best 10 yards satinet. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8
best 10 yards flannel. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
best 10 yards wool carpet. Observation-Disclosures. 2
best 10 yards rag carpet. et..................... 2
best 10 yards towel. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l
best 10 yards linen l
best 10 yards diaper cloth Observation-Disclosures. l
best specimen silk goods OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. /
best pair wool blankets. Observation-Disclosures. 8
best pair coverlets. Observation-Disclosures. 8
| best pair cotton stockings, woven. !
best pair linen stockings, woven. l
| best pair table cloths Observation-Disclosures. l
best display in this class. .........-.......-.. .
To be owned and exhibited by manufacturer
or agent.
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CLASS 25.-Leather Goods.

CLASS 25.-Leather Goods.
Best sample farm harness. ss...........$5 s.
best sample carriage harness. ..-............ 5
best mans saddle. Observation-Disclosures. 8
best side saddle. Observation-Disclosures. ...... 3
best bride. ................. 9
hest hand trunk. 2
best travelling trunk. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
best pair gents winter boots .
best pair gents fine boots. Observation-Disclosures. 3
best pair lady's winter shoes ...........-. l
best pair lady,s summer shoes. 1
best rair ladv's bTogans. Observation-Disclosures.
best assortment boots and shoes ....... 4
best two sides sole leather 49,. ......... 3
best two sides upper leather. 2
best two sides of harness leather. r.......... 3
best two sides skirting. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
best two sides black bride leather. .......2 2
best two sides bride leather.
best half dozen calf skins .............-.... 2
best half dozen kip skins. ns..........-...... =
Articles in this class to be owned and eX-
hibited by the manufacturer or agent.
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1
John 3. MeMechan.
CLASS 30.-Needle, Shell and Fancy Work.
Best bonnet and trimmings. gs.............$ s.
best fancy work basket. ket................
best fancy slippers. ....-.-.............. !
best specimen embroidery, silk or WOOL.
| best specimen shell work rk.............
best specimen bead work ]
best specimen wax flowers. Observation-Disclosures. l
best specimen wax fruit. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
best variety of ornaments s.............. 8
best lamp mats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /
best specimen worsted work. k..............
best specimen tatting Observation-Disclosures. /
best specimen crochet work. l
best suit of clothing for boy und. Is yrs ofage
best suit of clothes for girl under 1Oyrs Of age
best child's wardrobe. 3
To be owned and exhibited by manufacturer
or agent.
ne Second premiums in this class, one-half
the amount of the first,
Machine & hand work to compete separately.
CLASS 31-Clothing.
Best assortment clothing. ng.............5 3
best made overcoat t..........-.........4 2
best dress coat. at................... .......4
best vest ...................2
best made pants. ......................2 !
best made boys suit. t.................3 3
To be owned and exhibited by manufacturer
or agent.
Machine and handwork to compete sepa-
rately.
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Draft HoTses.

All horses of four years old and upwards en-
tered in this class to be tested 10 the satisfac-
tion Of the committee. Stations will not be
allowed to compete for premiums in this class
as pairs. Brood mares to be shown with foaI
at side
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-05-30

tic medicine that can be employed: cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than quarter of century, and have
obtained worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action In
the several assimilative organs Of the
body, and are SO composed that obstrue-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or eVade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baffied the best of
human skill. While they produce power
ful effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. By
their aperient action they gripe much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not infamed.
They reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing 1t
from the elements of weakness.
s. Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever tresn,
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use IN any quantity.
PREPARED By
DR.. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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LASS 29.-Domestic Manufactures and
Household Fabrics.
Floral Hall,

Floral Hall.
A. T. McKevey, attending member of Board.
Marshals-James Mellor, F. D. Bailey and
John 8. MeMechan.
CLASS 3d. Needle, Shell and Fancy Work
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CLASS NO. 8.
Horses for All Work.
GLASS NO. 4

All horses entered in this class to be tested
10 the satisfaction Of the committee. Brood
mares ia this class to be shown with foal at side.
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k-e ia most eff
.sn, SEe aid congo
Mal1gatiYeeTer
discovered. They
are mild, but eff
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
!. in their operation,
|, they are still the
| most thorough and
eaorobinr csfhar-
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Reduced the Price

Of everything in our line and propose to sell
First Glass Goods as low as they can be sold
anywhere. With increased facilities for man
ufacturing. and With Complete
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Intermediate Trottirg, Saddle or Harness
IsE Purse SEQ 4
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or agent.
Machine and handwork to compete sepa-
rately
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Fourth Division.
Mechanics Hall.

Shepherd Davis, attending member Of Board,
Joseph 7. Aellor and Josh. Worley, Marshals.
CLASS 24-Farm Implements.
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Stock Of Spring Goods

Now In store. in connection with the very
low prices at which we propose to sell them,
we are assured that we can make IL greatly
to the advantage of all to favor us with a cali.
Prices marked in plain figures.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-08-28

y ylioa se Ils'l. n a'astsaavi
sfbsks : cerns IIory posssAsi
Bossesksm s,AsA 10 Him dAls lin
sisjmAisi. povssalci porsisel '
ssrsIsys prt apsehli k srbsk ym
bfAnicim q atekoa "a ma p6da
sfbsks. badoaI, dsIs probAsIsdo.
sknI. Tdi 80 lssi, 10 nsk,ssl "a.
Ia.oi q DoboJe mali NJ soba chi.
iofma srbskoa.--P PosslaIoi q Do.
bcje tse vSehodni BosnsJ byli
saasss sesileai podaikii nakolik
d'oaa na gen. ssspsry, pokouss.
iioe SO odfisnouti Iej q snisiti
mos, pies scka b isna. Die SPRAY
videhskfeh odraEIl ssapsry vEe.
ehny ~ dtoky, vsak die sprkvy
Reuterove kanoslafe . BiIchradu
pfinucen byl us,oapiti pies feku
nniiisi mostly. Tei 40 olnamu.
10, 40 armada F,lipovisova ' So.
rsjevn 10 nebszposns obroiovana
na obou bokhoh. Posily chvata-
j Rakusandm, ale laks potet po.
vslaIaa vEr1stk kaidodenns. -
Ministerstvo Andrksiho prs 30
viklA, nhsledkem zkple.ek bosens
skyeh tureckScb. - q Angllcka
SO oEnamuje, TO tam panuje mno-
ho destn. tfmz ohroiena jest skli>
zek.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-08-28

2 issiasa smsss siasysass. '
pitts 81 300. ssssi tyll ssIssi '
isla l.sses NJ ssesee hspssssl@ks
. shialiss - speDlsl % asaIe NJ
Htssm, sfIi pGl,sdsai pod sssii
\. fisay ~ ~pss % Camp H@
blnsos. Nsb. sdsusi mat bgu
pod stall seprsssnl aAls % ross
n sIss ksesss Jsleh nAfsl.
alk siais vsllsf Viz, = . 0ssros
~ - sdalals. a. ssn Hawafs .
Kas, Chsdsles edetfsii - 40 20
ssrsses limssllIa, sby % 10 smia
sili vysiksllelml oht.sy ehlsas
- sklsliiossi lsdikaskfrb Mai
- ", u lshmile Telssa 20 oso
Il iohc ssaAli, is fad.kas potnos
isss loapii = ssiilu, q is tai
bsdoa stale dassII podesis i no
spoksjeaosii
7 yslihou ebtli pGsobi misty
tsk ssset obehodet doIsfy Han
by 9 ohehodntci nschll Je psljts
matt "a pinou esea. Ty,o dolsfy
asisou nyhi sAkoniiou manoa q
nisdo hsei nuesn brkil 10 "a ~.
nos eena, Al DO tsrvsnee 1879
byIy sAkohisos mtnou fhst.
zach do 8 dol, sisk tom rocs
sfolil tdsm) kongrss Isjtch al,
koniiou plaibosi. Jeis6i syIs
po nIob pop,kvka pro vfsos DO
Ciby, tokraiossIo ss ' raioni
Jich q Iellkoi neIsouoe rkkoni,ou
msoou, kIesly pod plnoa oenu,
rorsiiovalI 10 mnoff lpekulanti,
udkvaiiec 10 vEude ~ ecnu plnou.
Nyni Iest Iicb "a a5 miIioni v
obshu banky ! obchodnici xdrA
bal 40 10 pflImouti Jak mile 40
kopgress svJde, nal bY bud dalai
raionI zastavisi xtAhnouti 10 a
neb u,ialti 10 msnou sakonItou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-08-28
DaonsG zpaAyY

ylastssA Meas rfsls rfs.s
Ilssi, ~ Tssls assA ssrhssssa I
ilsIis . sssvfs . NJ smiesvs 90
shssef ~shsssss
Ha*ks fsn. sssss,sv, dI~ leo
ffssst spsAsy. arg ss.ovsi
fs 600 eslhsrss teh aotfsvolsis', ,
k'sss Hs.ko epslillo stsssi . "a
ssalalky
iiutA Agntm. lsh.f Iak snAN o
atmsekk slk5s sIs.,et Ilsmass
psoaAslsdevsls, ksapll psf sss.
isk ' Ceshkeh = aaes - ukos.
ssfm tolantm.
lsssm bod. isdy kosstss w.
tlissn "a Tsss6. ysItssl isfsss !
osaAmil ohysstslslvs. ~ Hasotk
ohssaI mtsso das ~ I. m.
v Rhadopssfm vohoFi " III.
mellD ,fvk povssaai isfsess stG
IL. Pevs,aIei nsdtsb sysskni
isasa, aby ysdsil 20 ssfeh poaia. /.
vsbi . Hssovt aflnlIl htok ~
ksssnsss@Iss . Asbsnsr. Po'
v.sslsl vlsk atok odsslli.
sAsledssm dotyu sersisss
npfehh r., ,isles ,areostch vnIi.
ss. kteii spovssslei bojossii, pies
slseici b jiha . fnnosi dsstojsioI
tarsttI sc vsdali.
Rosovs opoai,i psnsnAbla oko
II Galihradu. IIIavnt stan pFslo
len byl jli se ss. sispkns do Ro
doAsi.
Modelling, kierj usiniI dtok IA
iivot oIsate. dopraveo byl do blA
since, kdei bude yyse,lovAn, sda
II 10 skuiesns silen}m. Ma 80 "a
TO, 10 40 sIlonfm ponso s,avi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-08-28
z Omaha do Milwaukee q
Chicago.
Ma xdar!

Soudruhnm nasim, clen6m di>
vadelniho spolku Milwaukee,
ktofi pfl nasem odjezdu na zapad
cetufmi zpdsoby ma jevo nam da.
II sve pfA,elstvi q pfi.eh, vEdAvA.
mo timto srdocn5 dix q voi&me
uptimne ma xdar. ujisfujice 10 II
rovek, 10 dnkaEy pfa.elstvi jejich
vzdy vdScns upomince zacbo-
vame.
T6z vxd&vame vfely dix rodin6
p. Purerove, EelAs.s p. Alex. Po-
rerovi q panu J Novakovi a choti
jeho, Ia laskave pohos.eni . pFA.
telske sluzby nam Y Chicagu pro.
kAEan6. So srdecntm posdravem
Q naseho nov6ho domova . v
Icts
]. Braun.
]. Rack.
Omaha 26 srpna 1878.
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RAKousKo.

Mad dobytim Serajova panuje
20 vidni yelkk radosi.-Vdei od.
poru kterB &c Bosu6 obsaseni
klade, usncsIa so ministerskA ra'
da, xvstliti armada osazoyaei
Enatas, TAX ably osaxeni provede'
no bylo do dvou mssicn = dive
nei nastane podGimni potssi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-08-28
HERZEGOVINA.

V ten samy den kdy vzato by'
10 Serajevo, dobyl gen. Jovanovit
s,olao, po n6kolikahodInem tn
hem boji nsmi nekolik nAcclni.
KID povstaleckfch xabIto bylo.
Rakusals xtraiiIi 10 mrtv5ch a
80 ranen5ch. Jovanovic soud,,
10 tato poraaka povstalca jest
Jim osudnA. Meslo Stolac musiIo
sapla,iti pokutu pro sve sradna
80 chovAni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-08-28

- 'i,bIIsr. ass n On NJ Hs~
Yafk
Naies tssse smersss sysIo
ssssss ! sssH . . .sssss 2 sssls
. syssss : etsshsls posfstos
ssei romsees "rss,i Ne pesssi.~
sssssk : shsshele pesfsfeykni
iIissofis Hpoj g. iilalaIm -
hsassm BseD. Fshklios. Obs
alls VyekAsi sfidsst ' ssalisch
"A dsnetsh, kssfai 90 pfosavsIi
% 10 sseieeh ss,dt, yydksk
Art NavAs s1i wlanstsra 49,
Milwaakse VII
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-08-28

ossAzovksl sossY.

q aohyil ssfsIsvs hIsvslho
mssas Iisiy, osesmsls Kss. rlIl
post. ~ i vssi Asossm slsa '
speIaailskosAnl - sbofsm TsTa-
lhals. Tsrasnsi ehssdu ~. a. 81
W asss sassAies . povssslsl.
klsft possssas tylo ~ flsssls
nsst a.mssses. vyaekta q po.sou
pll - 70 sastnf tas ssssy tfesi
ssfsIsys. v pesdsll ~tadli -
sbor lsho ! h'eku profit ssvsrai
s,fsai ssfslsvs > sshsjli 0 1il
ssdms pTadsoa pslhs psolI sAm.
ka, q sshsl dtlos,isIbs royssslet
pina odposldsIs zspm FosA
I lilo /" saIsso Yiliposliovo "
avt soIosy . pfossdio pod sGs'is
ton hassA mIhy posyb bctai
Jsdhs soions sspsdls o psI o.ms
posIavsnl povsssIes ns sApsdni
strand masls. iIlsynl koloss,
kssfk mesiIs vyhodi,i possisles .
nskoliss poAina.tch possssbi,
dos,sls ss h s}ehodni vyains .
msaa leprvt o POI icdsnGcss ho.
dine. umlsels ado dAIoslfslba
nepikleiskon . nas,sI vleobeent
pos,up pschoty. vojsko vniklo
DO mssia. NssiaI xipas neissii
vtIN. ktert ,rval al do pal draht
bodiuy odpolodno.
q ksii}ch dveFi, ksidsho
okna pAIsno na soJako. ! isny
q pofansoi v nemoonielch 80 nas
lcsaiici povtaIei sdsastnili &c =
nsldivsjsim EapaIcm boil. voj
sko vydrancovalo nskolik domb
q spAlilo 10 pouse vfborne disci
plins yojonske slosl dskovati, 10
mssio uevxal, horst pohromy.
z,rasy nasc (rskouskt) jsou bohu.
lei snatod. (rotet padlych SO
neadavA.) PoystalcI rozprohIi 80
na yseckY strany, xvIAsts ku Ro'
gatIci. Po nkontoni boio vEtyten
rakousks prapor Ea Ia.otu kfc
stansseho obyvateIs.va.
zsra,y povstalcn udavaii Sc na
1000. Zajatci posIAni budou do
TereEina, Krklov6 Hradce a Ko
mkraa. R.knsan6m pablo n
del 40 rukou. G,n. Filipovic byl
povfsen o udslen mu Fad Leopol
d6v.
ze Serajeva 80 ohlasuie, 10
shledAny tam patrn6 d6kaxy dta
stenstyi srbska CernS nory v
povst&ni.
Proti gen. Szapary, 70 vSchod
ni B,sns. stojf 10000 povstalct
Minuty patek utlnili ma neho
dtok, ktcry vsak odrazil. SEapa.
ry seka, 10 v dterS tohoto tSdne
doIdoa iej poslly, TAX 10 budc 10
zspociti ofensivu.
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q vidne 50 oxnsmuJe, 10 ternc.
horsk5 gen. Petrovit 8 S.400 Cor
nohorci podal bombardovsti Pod.
goricl, kterou Turci CernS Hole
yydati SO Edrabaji. velitcl zadal
o lbata III dna, dokud by peob.
dracI navedoni Csfihradu, KITE
rel zadosii kniae povolil.
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Jos. v. Fris, bisnik cesks, ktc
RI jest donuccn jill na dvacatJ
rok tra ;it zivot sv0j mimo vlast
a kiery " cizIns podaval stale
dtkari, 10 nopFestsl ztt a snazit
so pro narod sydj, obracf sc ted K
sirsimu obccens,vu pono'prv 0.
sobni nejsnaznsjsf prosbou. ably
obeccnstro ce-ke podporovalo no,
by mohl vsnovati so pofadani,
opraveni, dovrseni souhrnn6mu
vydani sv}ch rixnych nejvfcc po
etick$ch del, tehoz nasich po-
merech ien zabexpetenim odbytu
Iich vydatnou subskripci dosici
Ice. X blavnim SWIM praofm "a
mssli take ptidati nskolik svaxk6
svych bAsni, povidek, cIhnk6 a
feuilleton6, kter6 byl Dshem I'll.
ceti let scpsal. OsvadtenS bAsnik
tento marbs hledal hleda pro
syd v5tetn6 spisy nakladateldv.
Proto obraci SO X nGrodu same
mu, kterebo dalne cixine, ST.
han neuprosntm osudem, nepfe-
stal milovau a pro nsi pracovati,
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la tato vydati. Nd vyjiti prosa
tim IL dcsetiarcho v5ch syask6 a
pfcdpIatne obnaseifcf m slatych
aneb % so, kterei SO mohou "a.
slati bud naicdoou, ncb . polovi
ce q sc Eavaskem odebrati celek,
pfijima knIhkupcctvi Aug. Ge~
ringcra, 463 Canal Mice, Chicago
Illinois.
"Duch C,su', skbhvny ncdalnf
list "Svornosli" vstoupil do dru.
hcho roenfku. s poslednim II.
slcm rocniku prvntho vydavatel
stvo slibilo list v move dprave, Q
bohatejsfm a zajimavejsfm obsa.
hem obrazkama. Byli i,me
8 oznameni toho poteseni, vsak-
zklamali Isme so velicc. Jedin6
Elcpseni ktere v novem roeniku
poxoruicme, jsou hnusne, al sko.
70 sprosfacke v5levy osobnf zk,
sts. Jcstli vydava'elstvo "Du.
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zdroJ vtipu, voselosti satyry,
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20 vseeh Amcrice dosud vydA
vanych humorislickych list6 Jedi
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sRBsKo.

knife Milan vydal We stfcdu
prohlAseni ncodvislosti Srbaka y
sniseni armady m mfru pokoIe.
Druhy den, 20 etvrtel, oslaveno
by'o toto prohliseni velmi Okla
gale.