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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
EOwLAN i Co.,

EowLAN i Co.,
Jewellers,
are opening new novelties
for spring
in Stone Cameo Sets,
Rings, Lockets, and Scarf-Pins:
Roman Gold Chains and Pendants;
Bridal Silver
all new designs-at greatly reduced prices,
corner Main and Tenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26

Any of the following BOOKS VIII be sent postpaid
to any address on receipt OF the price:
In \ WINTER CITY. Story of To-day. BY
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fessor Jewett's translation OF the Dialogues OF
ARMS MbbE2 AHR ANs nass ALSO II aSE1SSGff fh Tas
,, MqPEkT }EI ~ %EAFeKs, tFI9SM t4FHI9SMas j. JACK
BASCRoFT's HISTORY OF THE UNITED
Seted in SLY volumes /; volumes l., H., and III.
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book of etiquette for ladies and gentlcmer
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26

LOR RENT, TWO BRICK TENE- f.
j NE\T-UOtSES corner Third and Clay Ill
s'r,a"t~ with seven rooms each and Kitchens with
Tour r",nS: well pitched. and houses In perfect
~ Ter. with front aud hac, ,riors, with s!dng doors
uut marble muMtcs. T" secure good tenants AZ once
iu,-.' houses will hc rented III = very low nEGrc.
Aiidy e. BENJAMIN K. LlPSCUMB.
',.yoo-IS 1910 Franklin street.
L'OR RENT, FRAMED COTTAGE
NJ. GlS. with large lot, on the west side ol tS2
I,.I!;h street near VI street. Apply TO ,
j. l.. APpFRSON.
uvDo-c, Real Estate Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26

Iut RENT-LOW RENT-RENTf g.
L KEDI'Ep-at reduced prices. ten or Eli
'.,u itOl 81. in good ntIghhuThoo!s al from TlO
+. - per moMth. Apply 10
FRANK u. HILL.
t.y 2t-,.tuSt llOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
WANTED,

DARK WANTED,
ID BARK WANTED.
500 cords BLACK OAK, CHESTNUT OAK, and
SPANISH OAK. -
n Inauire 1T Bark and Sumac Mills, corner Seventh
and Canal streets, Richmond or ut Tannery and Su'
IAN an I3-5m JOHN p. HULST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26

i. H. III. i.tKEY. Chariot csvilc, Va,
vi vi \. \: ANHtESniS;o HHiTii,So1 Lexington, Va,
. 2n-raIYm Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26

IruR KENT.-No. 6l2 north Ninth C.
/ -.-.r'. - yer month. MA
\4~t-. r!..ll and Baker streets, $50 per mouth
=. -uI n.r.H Ninth street. Sl2.JO per month.
a .,-. -saa.t framed houses near Mayo street.
:. .uIl Second street. ; ; per month.
%..-iG baldwin street. - per month.
ND!--l Marshall street. 2 per month.
:. fuS ":L,t Bread street. s2O per month.
=. - second street, : 2.5O per month.
~ ,.Hi seventeenth street. 10 Itr month.
a. 4-~. seventeenth and Clay streets, $50 per
H.a#'..
p.~-,.>>oa 10 the above II once. -
r. -. FACH0.
f.t Jo-l, No. Fourteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26

REAPERS.
TIRESIIERS, and
IORSE-POWERS,
of the most desirable patterns, warranted to give
satisfaction, cons tantly on haud.
No prudent farmer Will buy harvesting impe-
ments of any kind without examining our stock
first. ii. M. SMITH u Co-
nv 22-deod2 2w&sw6t 1882 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26

y-uE RENT. NICE BRICK TENE- g
/ vl.\T corner "f T~cuty-third ami Grace IL
.- -..y"I rouI'!~: Kitchen. sa> water: CiLiVeFt'
l.,,. very low HUREKT Il. LYME.
". s-ai Rca! Estate AGENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26

J-pr RENT. NICE AND NEWLI-NA
/ GEf'tlEEn EKlCk TENEMENT. y" MI
l.nllr'> iIn. "u Fourth street. cast side: five
--..,. li'chcn, ga. wafer. SC. Price, 80 per
... .,. ROBERT L. LYME,
,'.a.-s: Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26

I'uE RENT. that desirable STORE g.
7 1924 Main street, now occupied by E.L
. ~ s,..l Powell, ard >" louc occupied hs llr ;. r.
--..t r,>i!ci.c,. above. Possession July |. 1876
FRANK ". HILL,
..s., llCS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

----I|---~--~-
II AWN-MOWERS.
All sizes, and Of the latest and most improved
patterns.
Gentlemen who appreciate the beauties of a we'll
kept lawn should procure one OF these effective I'M
plcments. - - - -
THE LARGEST STOCK OF AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS
in the South may be found at our wsrcrooms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26

WANTED. ROSE-LEAVES (fresh gath
w eredl. WIN buy them In any quantity 9rongh. r
to my store, from one pound TO thousanu II iresh
and without dew or rain upon them:
s. Z. DOVE, Druggist.
myl8 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26

by which whiskev is made under the eye OF
the United States Goyernment-hoW 1t Is
watched when the grain is brought into the
diStillery; watched when the grain is ground
into meal; watched when the meal is put in
the hopper; watched as the meal descends
into the fermenting-tubs; watched when the
beer goes into the still; watched when the
LIQUOR passes from the still to the cistern,
and, more than all, watched when the liquor
(high-wines) goes out of the cistern into
the barrels, witnesses and lawyers descanted
with great minuteness. Not only that, but
they showed how the high-wines, in regu-
lar course, under the eye OF the Govern
ment, ought to pass from the clstern-room
to the warehouse thence, having been pro-
perly stamped, to market to be sold as high
wines, or carried to the rectifying-house to
be rectitied, and made into whiskey OF the
drlnkable kind.
MYERs's CUSTOM
was to rectify most of the products OF his
stills. His duty was, when he wished 10
rectify, say ten barrels, to get first the
stamps necessary; then to take the stamps
TO the bonded warehouse, near the dlstiltery,
and give them to the gauger, VINO Would
nffix them to the barrels, regauge the liquor,
brand the barrels, and deliver them to him.
Then he (Myers) carried the ten barrels to
the rectifying establishment, some three
quarters of mile of, and gave notice as
rectifyer that he intended to "dump" into
bis vats-the first step in the rect1ylng pro-
cess-said ten barrels. The next step was
for the collector to send gauger to the rec
tifyins establishment.
Ii was the duty of the gauger to see the
liouor actually dumped into the reetlvlng
watts: to see cancelled the stamps and erands
on the barrels, and thereupon to certify
these facts, so that the collector might issue
new STAMPS of equal value for those can
celled by the gauger at the rectifying estaD-
lishment.
HOW FAITHFUL
the Government gaugers were is exhlDlted
The Morning herald., 1876-03-01

perfect system sd rules Of self.meamrement
make It possible to please people 1000 miles
ss,sSi! sSsy ssi&s'l7 as If they were here in
V. II Mppose you have at least half dozen
different Departmental
A. "My dear sirl we have more than tsoentv,
each charged with its own business, and each
thoroughly organized, a necessary wheel with
V. "Wili you name dozen or so of them ~
A. with pleasure. The Custom Depart
mcnt, for those who prefer custom-made to
rcady-mads TN Furnishing Department.
with its nAnEnse stock Of oil underwear.
The Shirt toy wth itS BUSY ma machines
ming Department itself as big as many q regu-
lar store. The Garment Stock Room. The
Receiving Room. The Order Department,
named bffe1e Sa The SPECIAL Uniforms Depart
score of messengers. The"
V. Hold hold sir, enough!'
A. "Tm not half thrOughl The Advertising
Department, with its bill and sign distributors,
editing and publishingA business and popular
js jaaFqi al yanI IN Ro%ay %snys
Department. Tho Youths Department, The
Children's. Department, with its special
entrance for ladies: The Telegraph Depart
Its book;keepers and assistants. General Man
other offices of the frm/ all busy as bees
thinking, planning, executing, buying, max
ing, registering, recQHi1g sending out, selling,
and in thousandVlys joining their forces
to carry on business with the people amount
ing to between 100000 and 100000 an
nually."
V. "s-tu-p.e-n.d.o-u.s"
A. Indeed it isl forgot to name the
Cashiers Department, which handles its s25y 900
of retail sales on some single daysp'
". "S25,o 900! Immense! That, what enables
the house to buy cheap and evcheap?'
A. Exactly! You have list hit It, The
people throng here, kn ring that we depend
on low prices and imme (sales."
much aboutT
A. "Our system of business dealing-1. One
price, no deviation 2. Cash for everything; 3.
A guarantee protecting the purchaser; 4. The
money returned If the buyer can't otherwise
be suited"
v. Nothing could be fairer."
A. Nothing. And the people see it."
attention"
A. "Not at all. It's pleasure to seFve you
Call again; and be sure of the pl9ke-Wanar
maker Browns Oak Hall( oyeh- East coz
ner Sixth and Market" ~
", Thank you shall be happy to do -.
Good morning."
The Morning herald., 1876-03-01
.sx shot in . Singular Manner

r,o Jacksonville (Fla.) "Union" says
lno oorv unfortunate case of accidental
,,,"g a", occurred on board the Ocklawaha
oor hov Tuskawilla, Saturday afternoon,
,;atim being Mrs. Wright, wife Of John
nc WIGHT. banker and prominent capital
=. If Cincinnati, Ohio. The circumstances
g .: the III case, as obtained from persons pre-
art at the time of the accident, are as fol-
ews:-Mrs. Wright, accompanied Iy her
,"sn,ol " and many other passengers, was
'."rrinr from trip up the romantic Ock-
s.u e"aha, m on board the Tuskawilla. A party
La ".nt,emen were on the upper deck anus
|:"G themselves by shooting at birds and
In Mi,ators. mong the number was young
'n"n who had breech loading rife. This
-" ,l'" nol lust loaded, and in raising the
i,,1y,r of the gun from the deck where it
|hol ' hecn, in the act of loa'lipg, the cartridge
a'n,odel Mrs. Wright, at the moment,
.,.,s in her state room Immediately beneath.
Ths hnllet penetrated the zinc covering and
docl boards, an inch in thickness, graZed
timhpr, u and then struck the lady at point
srr inches below the neck and Immediately
M nt the right of the spinal column. Not a
minnie before Mrs. Wright had been gazing
nut m Of the window, in which position, had
chr shc remained, the ball must have passed
throurh her body and undoubtedly proved
h.al, But she had drawn back from the
easement and turned to speak to a friend
when the shot struck her. DR.. Sabal gives
# As his opinion that the ball is lodged in
tho tissue of the back, and that the cavity
VAS w not penetrated. The injury is not one
Of any great danger. The young mans
name in whose hands the rife was at the
time of the discharge is also Wright, and
his residence somewhere on the Hudson
river, in New York. He feels terribly about
hc accident, but is completely exonerated
from all blame by Mr.. Wright, the husband
of the injured woman"
The Morning herald., 1876-03-01
A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST,

We condense/itom the LeMgk Register the
substance Of q Conversation about Oak Hall, in
Philade1 1his/ /Wanamaker& & Browns " Largest
Clothing [0dse In America" A visitor and
Eisisoy. What corner is the Building onY"
AHenddnt: "south East corner Of Sazth and
Market. Please note the SIXTH for some
strangers seeking Oak Hall, have been misled
by designing persons"
9. ymM f perfectly colossal Do you know
a. $1,000 square feet-ee on Market, and
1SO odd on Sixth, six stories high has over
three acres Q flooring, and covers space once
oesaP1lsa Sssg plsaes ey an twenty different bust
v. "'Do you Use steam.power?"
A.: giant young engine furnishes power
for the freight and passenger elevators, and the
boilers steam M tor heating, and the other opera
A. "They are first opezed and arranged in
the basement, on long 10M counters, and taken
tors room on the. "a door" " ''' ''''>
Y. rs inspecting the first operation"
measured in the piece, then inspected. Tie
cloth passes over rollers in the face of strong
light, and two men sit, one before and CEo
behind the goods, watching with the eye Of q
hawk for the least pin-hole imperfection, and
and madf9 a9s ySsn sw 70 that the e. susF s
ments."
V. "You must employ an ar1ky of cutters?'
A. "Come to our fifth foCE and see! We
keep 70 hands all the ti1e cyting up the cloth
into garments ,-besidel ~ machines that do
dozen mems work eacaA Il stroke"
w. DO you manufacture all your own
A. "we do, and most carefully. Our ex-
aminers inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment as extra-well made
hofOnA Wa mt 0I1r tiokat nm II on6 hoooroo
responsible for it,
v; Your system must save you a great
A. I'm every direction, sir. It is tbA system
md economy we practice all t1e wst through,
that aa.fa enables @ qs 1 to put our pr 0wn to the
w.. "".Afterinspecting the work, what becomes
A. Before it goes into Stock it is ttcketed.
Every single garment has its number and
other points noted on It, 80 that its entire his
tory can be traced without fail, upon our
books"
v. You must have 80 or 40 salesmenY'
A: "Why sir, on busy days you maysee 100
in the various rooms and suites of rooms,
selling to the throngs of customers"
and d e1Dse;sT' nDU y9T"' DO an order oaN>7b by mail
A. "Very great. All over the country Our
The Morning herald., 1876-03-01
PHILADELPHIA Trade Report.

TUESDAY, Feb. % Cotton IS in limited
request, and sells at l2Ac Middling up
lands and l3al3llc for New Orleans.
Seeds-ClOverseed Is quiet; 81 Dushels
pennsylvania sold at 1870 Per ID. Timothy
IS nominal ats269@2 65. Flaxseed Is quoted
atSl1o.
Bark is nominal at ss2 per ton for No. l
Quercitron.
Groceries. -Coffeo is in moderate request
and firmly held. Sales of2OO bags Rio at
l5M@ lSLc , and 100 mats Java at 2Hc.
Sugar-Very little in the market. and II
Is firmly held; sales Of 44O hhds,. Matanzas
on basis OF 71%a7Mc for fair and good re
nning. Refined Sugars are steady at llAc
Tor cut loaf; l0aSc, for crushed and pow
aered; l0Mc for granulated; and 9Nc fOr
A. Molasses is held with confidence; 5OO
hhds Matanz $ sold at 3O34c, testing AZ de-
grees.
Flour and Meal-The Flour market is
steady. About 500 barrels changed hands
at at 81 1904 for superfine; 81 25@l Is for for
family S575@G75 for Minnesota do
do; IS 25@8 Is for Pennsylvania. Ohio
and Indiana do do; and fancy brands
at S7@S 81 as to quality. Rye Flour sells at
Sl75. In Corn Me ii no sales.
Grain-rne..Wh market is character
lzed by firmness, but there is Tot much
doing Sales Of 500 bushels Penn. red at
u no. do amber at 81 4lMlf3, and vi 01al ~
Tor Western red. Rye sells Mt b4G0S7c.
Corn is steady, at 5jGG0oc, for yellow,
Gl6HGOlSc for sail, !jGeD6c for stehmr and Go@
Glc for white. Oats sell ut 15@5Oc for white
and mixed.
Whisky is steady at 81 10 for Western
iron bound.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-01
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Stock Market.

Gold ia @ll4N| Phila 4 Read
Silver 100 @lO5 RR, 5O%@50H
q s. 1881 l23L10 1881 North Penn 81 @54N
5-2gs iSG5ll7X sales "hia & Erie 2ia3AG2l1t
"'1u!yls65 ll9H sales lOC& A RR laA@l4E
"Juy' 1867 l2lI sales Lehigh Val 63 @63h
"'Julyl86S l23lI lI@l23h Nav Stock 49A@49N
lD-4Os l2lM l22 Catawissa r l7l@@lS
New IS ilSI@llSN do prefd. 45lI@45A
Cty 5s,newl0S @lOsI N Central r 3ON@4O
CCo sof NJl4l1s@42 Hestonville 37&@S7A
Penna ISR 56LM 66Al
The Morning herald., 1876-03-01
FINANCE Al.

WILMINGToN, Feb. -.
COLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS.
Rapcrtci by Craig, Johnson Co., Bank.
,rs and Brok crs, Sixth and Market SITS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02
8or unb mad berS o d ;e I.

0orunb mad ber3 d seit.
@or: Ylaubere nit mir, @eliebte
rur Dir mil i'd lauiden, beine S!inm
gu horen 1T SeIieteit fir mid.
gfad: Gs 1T aber mertwiirbig, bal
ou lbcraa mitreben mubt, unb entieb
lid, bab ibr Drauenlnlmer teinen @u
senblid id)weioen ioant.;
8or: @elde 9uit nit Dir i'm San3'
lid Su uieaen unO in hsinc liebIidel
Iuaen au idancn. 2 :
gfad : Gsnfit ru, id lei elm Sani5ar
Scr mie toIl BEN Qansen Slbenb I'M Saal
berumiprlnat9 Sch mif mir iu ba'
spieIiimmer unb iieb nur gu, iuie i'd ELM
Yartie @biit eeipinne.
Gor: Silt Dir, mein Gnsel. f6nnt'
id barben, nit Dir auf elmer wiliten Sn
fel aliidlid iein !
gtah: Mnn fam id wieoer mein'
YantoffeIn uidt inben. Mcin Sdloi
rod idelnt pieoer bonn satan Ocri6lepp
,u iein. Ou ueibt, i'd lisbe bic BE
quemlidfet.
&or: Sic Grte wiII i1 Dir gun
Yararieie scitalten, @lmuen ouf betuc,
8eg itreuen, auf ocn 9anbcn bid tra'
gen.
gtad: Sdpn iuicSer in baS 3bcater
stein, baraus miro nidlts. Su biif erf
Dor 4 sSodcn nit mir bort seweien nna
glaubit an Gnbe. id mare elm Motb'
idilo.
8Or: llno male sir 6ie ScIieteit aus,
penn fIeine Gn8cld)cn uhS umipielen,
aus beren 9lusen bein sclisbtes Bib
wieSeritrablt.
Nad: Stun idrcien Die SdanerbaI9i
wie beiciien = brinse Die Srascn dl'
Bette
Spr: Stein. neln, feia Gebelmnib ipiIl
i'd Dor Dir babeu. @fein Ser3 fol- often
Dor bir icin uno meine 2ippen iperoen
nur meiu SnnereS berfiiuoeno fd ofnen.
Sas idW0re id sir. 8, wie beranidtno
1T es. ruenn ou oeine OtoieuIippen 0ffnelt
anb mid our4 Sraeen besfiifif.
@a6: lin SimmelSwillen nit ocinen
@efrage, oaourd tann ia Der gutntil'
tbigite @bemann aur 8eriwciFung gt-
bradt weroen. Bas geben iiberbaupt
old meine Slngelcsenbeitcn an? Stint
mere Did UNI beine Siide, oann bait ou
gcnug su tbun unO pirit nidt 70 oft
an8ebrannte Suppe auf ben Slid itel'
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02
@etloren unb omen.

yer oven uno ep |, ne Il.
Ser @fublefran,fepp fonlnt Do1 Sum
ger in baS $aus Der Soblenbrennet'
Mareili, Die chen beidaftist 1T, fir
ibrcn Mann uuo brc siuci 8ubtn Sfu'
SeIu su baden. u9Iber, Marcili, no
oenfit benu bin Gas lit IA pisl Su uenis
fir orei Wtanm. Sic gfhbtl laneen ia
nidt einmal fir inen !"f.n
Wfareii: @eb' Wcitcr osn Saunfag'n
modt id audi ieb'n, Der Die Yortion slus
beln allsin frc6sn fSunt'!"
@tiblefransispp: yOa braudt man
tsin' Saumas'n bdSu; es gilt sIeid at
@roid'n, i'd wero' alleiu oamit fertis !"
@fareili: rs gilt! slbcr Du mirN's
ieb'n, Su ,winsh'S net"
Scr Miblefransiepp besinnt feline " T.
belt nit beneioenStuertbsm Mppetit, sic
tetten gtubeln mnnben ibm portrefflid,- -
10 gut bats ibm lange nidt seidniedt.
Wareilt iudt iid idOn init benz @ebaa-
Fen uertraat su MAIDEN, bub lie btn Sro'
iden Derlisre. Oa enbIid /! giadOem ct
fart sipei Orittbeile Der gtuosln pcriorst
bate, Fam er nidt mebr meitrr. 8e,
bddtig lest er Die Sabelwea, siebt ieineli
Iestcn Groiden aus Der Saide, Iest ibn
auf sen Slid uno faot idmunSelno,
n@tareili, ba lit Der @roid'n, i'd bab's
ueripielt; bas batt' i'd aber nidt &c.
elaubt !"
Mareilt Qanat nit erfrsntcin $eraeh
nad Dem @rofden): sd ba'b ia alcia
a'iast, oa'b nit mo9Iid 1T, Is ndaae
Mal ninmit Uid befIcr in Sldt, 'uor
Su lpsocr 10 a oululne @ett n,adit !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02

= DIe Der sSrauenberetll CUR Nnfer'
iiJuns bon woaenen llnterbenIoen fur bic
gSiIben auf Weip Guinea um einen Bei.
traa sefommen 1T. er5ablt elm Yittsbur'
ger 8latt in 0oIsenoem:
llnsefabr 20 bis 80 ssrausn iuaren I'M
Sauie oeS Serrn Canton aeifern gfad.
mittaa perlan,melt. Oie Oamen batteu
ioeben tire Sraaniiatiou ais 8erein CUR
Teriorsuno Der 8ilben nit uoGeaen
llnterbemoen boIlencet, als Ssrr Sawion
in'S 3immer trat. &aum tingetreten,
trat Srau 3Oueiop auf ibn au uno bat
i'm, Die @eieaidaft burd ben Scitra0
GINGER Dollars su un!eritiiden. inoem iie
binsufiste wie ansenebm bic Grinuerung
fir Scrrn Sawion nod in ipaten Sabren
iein mil6e Der Grite seiueien gu iein, Der
@elo fir oieien erbabeuen 3wsd beisstra,
gen babe. .
8eoadtis offnete Serr Daiuion iein
portmonnaie, nabm cine 8aufnote uno
idon oriidten Die Srauen ibren Beifaa
aus, ais CT Die SSra9e iteate:
SIT bieie SeieQidaft fir Befdaffuns
bon luOllsnen llnterbemSsn fir Die g8ilSen
orsaniiirt? Isl
So, ia = erida!Ite es i'm Gbor. faa
limb fe braudt @elb. s st,l5m
@spi6, baate es bon 20 Stimmeu
ipieber. ait,ia.
@ut, iaste Serr Saipion: id bsmertte
bier mcbr ais sipanss Srauen. @snn
Is bon ocnielben idw0rsn f6unen, DAP
fs ibren Sinoern beute Morsen bas Saar
aetdmmt, bas Gbaeidirr aeipafden. ben
Ofsn yepubt unO Die getten semaa
baben, 10 sebe id oicie $40 als Beiiieuey
Sd babe es setban, antiportete ein'
Stimme. HeNar
slber, &err s anton = bie6 eS bon bel
'9ippen Der llebrisen. ..............
@eun ssiinfsebu befdwOren f0nnen
BOP ibre Ghsmanner feline Striimpfs mi
a0dern in ben 0erien trassn, 10 geb6r
6 Sas @elb Sbrer @eieaidaft! p,
SORT i'm, riefen is ollie, inoem iie iid
) sesenieitig aniaben. r,a 5as.
@enr 9ebn bon Sbnen 8naben babe
. beren Soften teine 26der ant &nis aufwei
fen t6nneu, TO t0nnen Sic bieie 81
, Note nebmen.
|, @as fir elm Munn oas 1T, Tlitert
bic cine Der anOern in'S Sbr.
B,nu iib in biciem3immer fiinf Yaa
etriimpfs finbsm, welde beS @topfen
! nidt iebr bebiirftig iinb, 10 iberaebe Il
Sbnsn bas @elo iubr 9err Oauion uner
bttlid fort.
, @titg3iiroe in ibrsin gluftretcu fdrit
Srau 9obeiop ouf Serrn 0apion su I'M
aab ibm tuuo, bab sic Ncscln Oer 9eieu
E idaft nur iOIdea Yerionen geitatten
: Selo beisu traaen, luelde @fitslieber Der
t islbeu ino, uno ba bieS bei Scrrn Oar
ion nidt ser Sail mare, 10 bate ie i'm
iG Suriidiuiicbcn, oa iie nod uieIe mid
, tiae @eidafte su erIeoi9en bdften. lin
Scrr Sawion aina.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02
.Obel! Sdrge! I! 4nmber.
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Sdnfte Strabs, s,u. Mforft uno MoSart
,sist benz ssebrsu pubI,fumYpn Stabtunt gant
biermit ersrbrnf an, hab er iftts M ~ tl atlsr
Nrt sprrGtbis bat. Tessleiden ga rge pom
alien @rGeen Spn Spls anb Wletaa anb in iebsm
Styl. Mass gut unt billis. q.
@u& babe i'd tsts sntes trofcnts Rus.
bpl3 unb anberes 8anmateriaf, bas ID
,u ben niebrisNsn Ct. eouis prsiien, ausi@Iife.
lid, ter 1ra6t, Serfauft.
NuH BIN Id @ssnt fir BE ct. 9cuis
Stpnewart Gumpans uab Serfauf. be,en
bon Ierre Gotta SC. einltlieeitt Der 0ra1t, III
ct. 9ouis vrsiien. ~ g. .S 1abtrt.