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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

'If the Union soldiers while fighting to put down
the rebellion could ha foreseen that in 1879 there
would be nineteen ex-Confederate officers in the
Senate Of the United States and only four men
who risked their lives for the old flag, they would
have been almost eXcusabe if they had grounded
arms and refused to fight for country destiled so
soon to honor its berayers than its defenders
Yet this is what it has come to. THE Tribune
Very good. Now let the Tribune tell us
whether the reason why the loyal States
have sent but four Union soldiers to the
Senate is it
l. That very few leading Republicans
"went out and risked their lives for the old
hag;" or,
II. That the Republicans don't care to
waste Scholarships on the men who event
out and risked their lives for the old flag?
1t is quite immaterial to us which expla-
nation our contemporary Offers meanwhile
we desire Messrs. Plat, Hamlin, Blaine,
Dawes, Hoar, Chandler, Conkling and all
the other warehouses" who are now saving
the Union over again to understand On the
Tribune's authority that they did not go
out and risk their lives for the old flag, and
that their presence in. Congress is an out
rage upon all who did this IN Y. World.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12
TO MY FRIENDS.

lam now connected with the jack
son COMET and solicit the subscription
TO the COMET of all my friends in the
State, guaranteeing them perfect salts
faction. and the livest and newsiest
Democratic paper in the State. l
also solicit job printing of every de-
scription from the county officers and
business men generally - pledging
them first class work at greatly reduced
rates, Respectfully,
b. L. CARROLL,
COMET Office,
jackson Miss.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12
A Public Want Supplied.

A long felt want in this State has been
Allied at last. There has been heretofore a
great deal of trouble with a certain class in
Mississippi, who believed in the heroisn Of
Don Quixote, and the philosophy Of Sancho
Panza, to find proper leadership by the
aid of which to perfect an organization for
a regular campaign. This want has been
supplied. Our gifted and gOod-natured and
valiant friend Harper, of OkoIona, steps
gayly and nimbly to the front, to be the
great Don of the times, and he brings his
Adjuiant, Herman, for his Sancho, to hold
his stirrup while be mounts his foaming
steed 10 dash among and STR up the
natives.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12
81 iIliant Wedding at Crystal Springs
Crystal SPRINGS. April 9, 1875

CRYSTAL SPRINGS, April 8, 1879:
To the Editor of the Comet
1 have just returned from a brilliant
wedding at the Presbyterian Church, prob
ably the most brilliant ever celebrated in
Crystal Springs. The parties to this union
were Mr.. J. G. Smith, Jr., and Miss Bette
o. McRGe. The church was elegantly dec
grated in honor of the event. and was
filed to OVERLOOKING with friends of the
parties. After years of never-faltering love
these two happy people join fortunes under
the most favorable auspices. The toilets
Of the bridal party were elaborate in the
extreme, and noteworthy for that subdued
elegance of taste which adorns even tho
finest fabrics. OF course, the cynsuro of
all observers was the bride, whose tall, will
lowy form was robed in tea colored
silk that was the perfection of the nl0diste's
art. 1t seemed to sweep from her sides
like water flowing away, so gracefully it
fitted, and SO becoming to her blonde style
of beauty. S. Fl. A., Jr.,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

The New York Star says: If there is
any Democrat in Mississippi who is big
enough to "sit down on" the editor of the
Okolona States, and will kindly do so at
once, the extinction of that luminary will
not sensibly diminish the brightness of the
Southern journalistic constellation.
The New York Star may imagine it.
self big enough to 'sit down on" the
States but we would advise it not to
do it, for there is powder and shot"
enough in the States magazine to blow
any ordinary star out of its orbit. What
ever the New York Star does, it should
not go to sitting dEn on the States,
unless it is tired of living.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

Chief Marshal Harper, Generalissimo of
all the windmills, and Adjutant- General
Herman, his faithful scribe and aid-de-camp,
are now the central figures Of interest. The
eyes of the world are fixed on them. The
gaze of civilization is leveled against them.
Their leadership is superb. Their following
can only be numbered by the statistician
who can compute the population Of the
Naafrr dnnr,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

A DARKEY-an intelligent darkey-
stepped into THE COMET office ycster-
day, and, without waiting to be invi'
ted to take a seat, said with wild ernest
hess
"Hez yer got dc Oh Kloner States?"
''No. Why?"
Cease dey tells me dat de Oh Kloner
States hez captured all dc Nited States,
an eff OATS so, Timer goin to KANSAS,
I is"
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

GEN. CHALMERS regards the exodus
OF negroes from the State of Louisiana
to Kansas, as ''small in its proportions
and insignificant in its character" 1t
may appear so to man up tree, or to
q man in Washington, but to home
folks it looks rather large and signi-
ficant.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

OF course no man il his senses is
likely to do such thing, but suppose
for the sake of the argument merely,
as it were, you know, that fellow
should turn up who endorsed the
Okolona States, would there be war,
or famine, or disruption in conse-
nnancn
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

ANOTHER ''boom' for Col. Stewart Read
Wednesdays Clarion. If the young men
were consulted he would be State Senator
without opposition And in our opinion the
young men are going to take hand in the
DeYt election
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

JUDGE ALEX. TERgER, Treasurer of
Bolivar county, was in town last Thurs
Gay, and he kept all the boys in the
State House laughing for an hour with
his anecdotes and original style of
illustrations. Ii he lived in Chicago
they would call him a ''brick." He is
the sort Of man who is bound 10 be a
power in any section where he lives,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

Mr.. BLACKBURN of Kentucky, in his
speech on the Army appropriation bill
said: "We do not intend to stop until
we have stricken the last vestige of
your war measures from the statute
book; until we have untrammeled cleo
tions and unsupervised the ballot.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

IFpeople are caught carrying conceal
ed weapons in this city Mayor McGill,
sends them to place. "Where where
bread and buck wheat cakes are spoken
of in q whisper, and Feather beds are a
dream OF the past"
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

Mr. THOMAS, Deputy Sheriff of
Grenada county, was among the visi-
tors of Jackson last Wednesday. He
is a young man OF fine appearance and
evident capacity for business.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

A new and elegant Steamer Of the
Anchor Line Packet Company has
been christened the "City of Green
ville," And the citizens of Greenyille
have presented the boat with beauti-
full stand of colors.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

WE do not know Of better printed
paper in the whole South than the Holly
Springs South. 1t is refreshing to
glance over its bright pages. 1t shows
that true artist makes up its forms
and stands over its press.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

THEY have organized an immigra-
ton society in Washington, it is to
assist the colored people in leaving
their Southern homes. Jno. R.
Lynch, of this State belongs to it, Sen
ator Bruce does not.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12
Meeting of the Kinds County Demo-
CRITIC Executive COnmttt0e.

Rooms KINDS Co. Dem. Elk. Conf,
RAYMOND, March 81, 1879. }
A meeting OF the Kinds county Demo-
cratic Executive Committee will be held at
the Court House, in Raymond, on Monday,
the 18th day of April, at II o'clock, A. NJ,
for the transaction of important business.
W. I. RATLIFF, Chmn.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

VANDERBILT has paid the Greeley
heirs an honest debt, that he owed
their father, and the newspapers pro-
nounce the act something grand, no.
ble' ETC., He should have paid 1t years
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

''To fall in love with a plain-faced
but noble-mannered and interesting
girl, has become one of the prevailing
usages of New York society" says the
Home Journal of that city. Where
upon the Detroit Free Press remarks:
eff this strange fashion could only be
introduced IN Bos ton, what bonanza
it would be to the young ladies there. F"
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

THREE citizens of Vicksburg have
struck bonanza, in the shape of
ticket in the HAVANA lottery that
drew quarter million of Cuban dol
lars?
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

CAPT. J. c. MCCORMICK, OF Jefferson,
paid our city visit last Saturday, and
gave us the compliment of call. This
sanctnm is ready to give him a frater-
nal greeting at any time.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

PERHAPS the cook who presided III
Moses kitchen had a good many rela-
tions, which accounts for the missed
steaks of Moses. -Ingersoll.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

A RESPECTABLE colored man ran for
an office in Providence Rhode Island.
Providence is Republican town and of
course the darkey was defeated.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

The Jackson Daily Independent, Qarge
Greenback idea,) is also dead Alas for
the resurrectionists.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

The venerable Judge j. M. Smyley,
after lingering illness died at the resi-
dence of his son-in-law, near Magnolia
last Tuesday evening.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

The Benton County Argus seems to
be leaning in the direction of Green
backism.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

THE Democrats carried Chicago, and
the old cry of fraud has been raised.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

The Daily North Mssissippian (small Greenback
idea) is dead. Alas poor Yorick Aberdeen
Weekly
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

ABOUT the thinnest political PROPOSE
ton ever advanced on this earth is that
of the bloody shutters of the North and
their Radical sympathizers of the
South to make capital out of what the
Okolona States says. That paper rep
resents nothing whatever; not even its
own editors. 1t is simply an expert
ment OF the gifted editors to see how
many damphools there are ID the
United States. They are writing thun-
der and printing lightning merely to
see the flashes and hear the roar. Our
home folks and presses need not get
alarmed, or waste their strength in
combating the States extravaganzas,
and if the Radicals are hard up for
"capital" they can find better article
in our lunatic asylum than the States
gives.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

The Pope has refused TO accept the
resignation Of Archbishop Purcell.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12
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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12
BROUGHER { BROWNE,
Dealers In
lGRICULTgR Al IMPLEMENTS.
MACHINERY
AND
FIELD SEEDS
JACKSON, MISS,

Have in store a large stock Of Cl.ampion Reana,s
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Peas, Rice and sorghum Planters; Manahan Cotiof,
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seei-Gcrman Millet, Red Clover, Herds Grass
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VIII alsJ sell on orlers-Engines, Boilers Grist
Mills or any son Of implement or machine needed,
u You want 70 save money, rnd get a lrst class
article, come and examine our Stock or eorresu,nd
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BROUGHER 4 BROWNE
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-12

N. B. SH1TH, Seo'y.
, 1879-03-16

and, one after another, Congressmen,hte IN, paJ
their respects, and talk few minutes IN 10"
tone, and walK out to make room Tor smother
Of the halt-dozen Who are always waiting their
turn Every now aud then scout comes in
with new member, captured at the depot OF
the hotel desk where he registered. Newcomers
are not even allowed to take a bath before being
compelled to encounter the drummers Of the
opposing candidates
, 1879-03-16
H0I nER siLvER.T1r. With Pen, ali col
11oLDEIl pcte, for cents.

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l;tst:Etl> BftOCIfEItS,'
MEEIDEN BRITANNIA co. s.
SIMPSON. HALL, MILLER d co.'s,
AND ALL STANDARD MAKES
TfsIPLE-PLATE S1LVERWARE.
EVERY PIECE STAMPED AND WARRANTED To
WEAR FIVE YEARS. AT THE FOLLOWING
US4lEt4lU Of PRICES:
4-Dott1e Casters, triple plate ....-........S2e5
Bottle Casters. triple plate. T. S8
$40 Casters elegantly chased. o.
PIrkr Casters, wcT:h 81. So for =. IS
Double Pickle Casters worth S. Tor 40
Sc Uufter Dishes, engraved for. $50
Rich Cake Baskets, lslll1 price $. for 482
Rogers Best Triple Plate Knives for l.35
Rogers Finest FOrEE, for g. 10
Rogers Hest Teaspoons. for... 195
ROGERS First Quality Tablespoons, for us
Caka-Cut.erS Pie Knives, Fish knives Berry Spoons
Gravy Ladies' Nut Picks, Fruit knlres-all In satin
cases, ..-.
At HALF USUAL PRICES
ALSO HEAVY SINGLE PLATE WARE (Purt Silver
OH White Metal) AT LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES.
Five Bottle Casters, FoF
Cake Baskets,
Pickle Casters.
Butter Dishes, ~
Cream Pitchers. |
SPOON Holders,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-01-01

co." glfshs FspabIlkAassA W.
hlsioyAns - yeskrss sksisnes .
sofspihi A proif y ises
ssoto 10000 arsdeiks nksod.
nieh, ss lalikti hssshiks s,kt
hieb sosntsieh osvsdtllo - ns
solik msIs nepoe,iffml Byls
' tom lsfsshi dssiedaessf NJ
koiivi Wax piece % .ak ivrdt
10, Ail kdyf h vth nakellss
maiam hyis ssfsbs "a ssia 10.
rsp,ei, ioi sodoms msslIs ~
piaa spfsssdIsos,l, IsIisoi byi
,a@ ledee let spfsvsdlivf. kdyi
s,,aoa fepshIlkAoskh Jest asb by.
Ia korsrtpi o moohoiI must bts
kofup,hsjii s,rsns dsmokrs,lekn
q sIyiel kdo tskdy. IL by "
s,fans rerublikAnshs byIo ,sh
obrovsktho sIodsi.ksho rngs
jsko Nv iedhv ' New Yorkef BY.
10 kdy slyssti o s,rans republi.
sAnskt, 10 by hledsls viiskstvf
podvodem a nAsiIim jsko demo.
kracie na iibuf ByIo kdy slyss-
u, 10 By strans republikknskk
dricla ioldu rcpeatery 8 pod
yodniky jakym c Eph Holland '
Cinoinnatif Byio kdy sIyio,i 10
by s,rana ropubIikanska svol,la
si do lcgislasury byvslsho karsn-
CO, jakym byI o'Conor y Ohio I
A. nyni t6i dochkxi xprhvs, o cd.
krytfch podvodcch cd domokra.
ticktho governors, nyni senator's,
sthtn Oregon, Grovcra. Minulk
dcmokratitka Legislature svolila
dcmokratioky vSbor k proskou.
mani stAtnich knah q spisd .
tcnto demokraticks vtbor shlc.
dal, 10 guv. Grover xpronevSfil
Jon s95.0o0. Tedy ma vSchodss
jihu, dhlnem zapadu stfcdnich
statoch osvsdtili 40 dFednici do.
mokratltu tisickrAte koruptnSj-
simi nez kdykoliv kdskoliv 70.
publikane, vsak proto pfece jsou
republikAn6 koruptni q dcmokra.
10 yylupok veskcrS poctiyosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-01-01

~ hfesnt "A ssisslseia, Komlss
vytsstovsei roshsdls, "a siletao
byle - mo,stse ; vyhssii -
sfkies oehubs flsots.
V Aspihwsiis, 10 silnA ps,
asmstt, sufIIa shs 10 psoslaes
kss,k bosFe, ' k,sfa I lods sso
aaIy = 20 sioo0o0 Ikod ~ pfI.
lsvlisieh sslssee.
v ssysrai IisaslllI ssll sbeat.
"a nsstoylcs. v Cara mts dssna
GOO esob. u vsilf send psnsls
vsIkk Midas had. I'D iiti 80 !
mfehaml . mftsoIsmi Iidi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-01-01
Tydni pfehled obchodni.
CHICAGO, 2s. prosince.

$3.50 ~~s&~ ~ 80 IsNS'ss~~s
v tsdnu prAv6 minulem byl
trh klidnejsi a to hlavn6 70 tou
phcinou, 10 vanoce SO svstily .
tim obycejny bsh obchodu pfcru.
son. Cony obilni xdstAvaji pevnS,
skoro bex xmsny.
Pscnice jarni Cts. Q. prodAvA 20
za s2t@s2a. Cis. 8. "a 6sA@7oa
odpadek IA 81.
Pro dodAnf budoucnosti uEa<
viraii SO smlouvy pro leden "a
s2s@s2a.
oximka jest ceny pevn6 o po.
nskud vyssf. Cervona cislo q.
"a 90.
Kukufice pfivazi 40 hojn6 .
odvaN malo. Ccny jsou chabe.
Noilepsf s,ara 30t.
Owes jest mirne poptavce =
bos zmsny. cis. Q. 1si.
Zito ma dobrt odbyt "a ceny
skoro nezmansn6, cis. Q. A..
Jetmen ma cenu ponekud ust&-
lensja. Cis. 2. s5@96, extra cfs.
8. 5O@5Os, els. 3. 3s@i3 a krmivo
25a26.
Kostatova tftna ms slabg ods
byt. Nellepsi carpet brush 4,
Scrvenava 3, kfiva q eervenk
l@2..
Maslo jest zasobs hojnS phi
starych cenach.
Vejco prodavaji SO "a 1920.
Prasata zabita naleEaji mirnf
odbyt pfi ccnach 2So@2S5.
Knae, vyIezcn6 lebke IT, tst-
kS7.
DrHbof ma ccny naslodujicf;
Slopice 1--we 15o@2.00 tue. sabi.
Is i@6ao. lib. Krocani zabitf
7i@sc. lib. husy 7@s, kachny
6@7.
Scmena. = Jetel jest lcynsjsi,
3.25@L00. Timothy l.00@l.l0.
Len l.ls@l. 40.
Bavlna.-V LiverIoolu dnes
sioupla, y New Yorku vsak setr-
vava Y stoiue cene; prostfednf
%. V st. Louis. spalna obyScjnk
Z, obytojna u, dobra obyceina 8,
spatna pros,fcdni ~, prostfodnf
81, dobra prostfodni %, prostfed-
No psknA 81. - Galveston ocny
pevnsA a vyssi, prosifedni 81,
ApatnA prostfednf 81, dob. oby5.
III. New Orleans, cena povnk,
obytejnA ~, dob. obyt. 81, spats
nj prostfednf 81, prostfednf pt
dobrA prostfedni ei, prostredns
psknA i09.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-01-01
Hoyt rpriyy domAci

Novsm otieAna spAebal
minuIt pAtek ssmovrsldu atops
MIN wkousk1 konsut Badsr.
Pfitins amovfsidy joe, nsrnk
ma.
I sekfs,Ai Sherman udslsl
relpattniham po val q resumpce
nesaposne !. ledaa. Iak rAkon q
s,snovuIc, = nSbri a, 2. ledns,
islikoi now rok 40 poyatuIe a.
hfedni svklck.
| n v nskolikrAto sminsnt
BrcathI,, Go. Kentucky, kde
dys noptGloIskS tlupy "opravei'
gEhJcmns 30 poilraly, ravoden
konethe konoom minuldhO tgdno
mir p0mooi sIatni obrany q vdi,
oovd v}trinosii byli zatknuti o
pied sond pos,avcni.
1 Blize Patterson, N. J. yEiiala
80 Aobotn tovhrns M nitro.
glycorin a yylctsla do povstfi.
TIL osoby ptiAly PIT tom ma ka-y
roxtrbAni. Vsicbni 90 zsn.chali
cotno rodIny. Otfasrnm zeme
kters mn pet mil pou,aro bylo,
poroucbAny byly Iin6 staveoi.
I Narodni vykony vyhor soci.
alista vydal provolani h d5lnic
tvu kter6mz pixie odsuxuje
pronAslcdovani socialist0 vlAdou
nemeokou a vyzsya d5Ipiky, ably
vefoin5mi sohfxemi dali ma jevo,
10 souhlasi provolanim tim.
\ MInulf patok byl v CIevo,
landu dncm slavnostnim. Doho.
toven tosiz ohromng viadukt mimi
obs tAsti mssta spojcny isou.
Most ten jost 3,zll stop dlouhS a
postavcn byl nakladom s2.lG0..
600. Dphotovenf q odevzdAni
jcI obchodu, dalo 10 slavnosti We,
feInou, ktcro so vsechpy vrstvy
obecenstva zdtastpily.
II Londyna 80 oEnamuje, 10
parnik Il. B. Sender, ktery vyiel
New Yorku dne s. prosipce,
potopil 40 tfeti don ma yysok6m
moti. Diva lodnikd pfibyli do
Kingston ma Jamaice. Osud on.
tatnteh lodnik6 cestuIicich neni
znam. Ma lodi bylo 27 lodnikd
diva distojniei a 0 costujfofch.
I TajomMk pokladny naffdiI
ysem pokladnikdm vcdlcJsich d
fadoycn spolkovfoh, aby cd /.
ledna nedelali zadnsho rozdflu
mczi zelchaky kovovymi penss
III, at 70 stfibro nob zlato, ale ably
ptiimali yypIhceli kasdemu die
toho, iak Jcst ieho pfani, tim ncb
jinYm druhom.
Il V dtery veScr shofely Y
Clevelandu bednhfsk6 dilny sro.
Ietnosti Standard Oil Co, y kite
rich IA 1000 dsInikh, vstsinou
Ccohd, xamsstknavano bylo. Jc.
likoz 80 Y dilnaoh jiz asi 2 tydny
nepracovalo a 1adnS ohc6 u ynitf
udrtovan nobyl, md 90 "a TO, 10
polar byl dilcm pali'c. Ztrita
spoletnosti obnasf as 10000.
q v krusieb teskych v Chloa
20 panujo velk6 rozhorteni. Mi.
nulou sobotu pfislo totil ma Ioyo,
10 katolioky eesks hfbilov by Emo
uctsn n hrobn ukradonR mrtpo
la dvandctilold diyky, Matildy
Stublng % Policic nalesla '
pohdeli mrtYolu tn Y l6katsk6
koleIi, wax paehatole nobyli do
sud vypAtrAni.
I Vo VirgInii Eavcdcn hyl
pied rokem pfistroj 80 Egonot
KEN, kter5m EaEnamenaval so y
hosunei prodej kssdd sklenhy
nApoie a hostinsti musili plati,i
dab . kazds prodAns sklcnky.
osckavalo SC, 10 dab In pFinese
stata aspoh 100000 dane rotns,
wax oeekavAni TO so nesplniIo.
Dab vynesIa pouxe ssb. 900. Bud