davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10
ct. @lpnb'S 4. Hnli

felt cine srDBe Centennial. Geter In MnsNtt
weIHe auf benz p~ortisen 6airsrunp ~ab9ebalter
pirb unp peren Grtroe BEN bO&r1feu Ssrrr
gii&cfe Seibenbul& seribmet tperbtn iOa,
S6cn bisie farse 5inwetiune Iabt anf sin'
srCbe 8etbeiliSuns bon Stearns Gcunts to-
Massmetnen i4lieben unb Iiefsrt ben bcppeIten
ge~eis patriottiGer Ge1ununs Der errtisen
BssSlteruus bur& ipI&t G.ier pss srCbsn ga.
tionaIfeftasss, unb 3uslet& elmer tparmen unb
ibatfrafttsen Nnbaneli&tsil bsrlelben an ibren
Sbsrbirsu. iubem ie befrebt H. ibm bic lie.
bsruinbuue GROCER 9&rtsrtststten Dur& spsn-
ouus eines freubis aspibmsteu Opfers su er-
leibtern.
Der .sorbRern leil ct bic Mnfiubisuns bieier
Centennial. Setter nit fcIsenbsn gsmsrfunssn
ein: I'm aniern 5p&p'teu 8if&of SetSsn.
bulG in leiuem iesensrei&en Wirfsn su unter-
fiBen, rpurbs tn ct. @Ioub Elm Committee &C..
biloet, pel&ss es f9 sur aufsabe ssma&t ben
4. Suli D. s. aIs ben 100iGbrisen Geeattnib-
tag Der llnabbGnststsit Der gereinieten Staatsn
in elmer Weie ~ feisrn, pie 20 benz eroBen
Namen unb @pblaanbe Der &epubltt trIrbis
erf&sint iiub cen Cribs bisisr Gair benz 5O&U'.
fen yralaten einsubGneisen, UNI bamtt ittns
euurmsu, nUtbwenbtsen Auslasen su hedfn,
pel&s Sur& ben Mntauf anb bic Gturt&tuns
elmer biftDai6sn &efeens sntfanbsn unb Dur&
ben Eau elmer 8apeIe nod enifsbeu iperbeu.
CUR grrsi&uns cielts 3wsdss fnc bereits
bic umfansreitfsn gOrfsbrunssn setrcfen nor
ben. philadelphia NIT isiner WeItausfsaung
pire i'm 8Isinen aufsefibrt psrbsn. WObl
nr& ME, mte fir bieien Sag, bat man In ct.
&luub dbnli6e Brrbereitunsen our nnterbal-
tuns unb eomfOrtabeIn gsrphssuns Der 81 er-
rpartenbcn @afe 9%etrpfen. Gir 5000 psrio-
men pirp Elm eresIentss Dtnner bfreitet wertsn.
Wit Der Gilenbabn.G nm paente pirb eiusger.
einbaruns setrufsn wetDen, UNI ben 8abrpreiS
Don WelrUle anp ben anbesen Stattcnsn un
Elm gebeutsnbss gu rsbusirer. 9us allen &C.
mtinDcn wirb cine rese 9stbsilisuns erpartet.
Die s. Tfnuns Der GsierliHte:ten besinnt NIT
benz abfeuern Sun 100 8anoneniGafen. Die
biz llsen Gsusrlsuts unp 9urser, bcsleitet BON
msbreren MuFt.8 ants werbsn a!spann ibren
Narla burb biz stabt mad BEN 5air-9 Ounb
Beginner.
FUR tnisrtaltuue ber @dfs rperSen nsbrers
ausetlsiene Etsater.G %oraeIurgen bur9 Stu-
centen ppu, ct. SObn'S college aufSetlbrt.
5n ben 3wii&snpaulsn ~irb bas unirts Mus
iif6cr Der College, ct. GlOup- unc eaut Sra.
pieS- Sanb, msbre ss1dblte piscsn rUrtrasen.
&benic pernen We lttsbene Gspen uuo @t-
iGnss sur aussmeinsn llnterbaltuns ifattfnoen
Gin GROCER 2pftballOn pirp in bic SSbe fteisen,
ippis Elm sroBarttssS 5euerpert mic IS ct.
glOub BIG babin NOD nt9t ssisbsn, untsr Der
Gou:rcle zines erfabrsnen 6susrwerters, ptrb
Nbenhs ben 8slGiub biiben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

@e8enhber BEN @tIben Sdser
neten MsrGanfs 5Otel. label &Oie's prd9tis
ausssfattetss aletberSsf&dft auf has frsune-
IiGte elm; ietn 8eTger, iOwie bic eetpanptsn
@sbuIfen pstteifsrn in prOnpter 8eptenuns
Der Hunben, unb pereu fommeu taetGalih cine
Mense mad SadlOn Straee.
@arun ?-bas fnbst Sober balb aus, psnn
ct balelbli bas @lssantsfe uns 5ultoeHe lSctt.
biais berett fnbet.
&tenlo IpiIetten -MrtitsI In aQrn Scrten.
gelu1t ben freunb!t1en RoGe!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

=. MntEn Etmme's Grocery unr
ruptftpns<Stprs Gde Der 10. nnb
ct. peter StraBe, ct. gaul, enpffebIt I'D
burG ben befes gGrratb aler uiinl6baren ar.
tttel, 9ausbalt<, mic 5ancs-@ rOrertes, tnlan-
htl&e unb tutprrttrte 6ru6te II. |. 10. geIOn-
bers beltebt fnO sescn~drtss bic Date gradrrsY
prn Gbicasp. psl&e bier sGt 3u babtn inb,
eisbbaber gutter @etne, etqrsurs unS Cigar.
rem Fnben BET 3etrn Simns timer etpds
mad tbrent @ef&rade. pretie fsbr bilts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Seine i&letten 3etten mebr!-
Bereits fcmmen trieSer bic sefraBisen CONNER.
pSssl, Circus senannt, NIT ibren Weuuserisn
une 8autleru, unb pafir bat ia Ssbermanu
@elb, itIbf 9eute, pel9e ben !3situnesmaun
Sabr unc Sag auf Be3abluns warteu lahsn.
@as iOIGe Sumtussr fir Gsi&afts MAIDEN,
mag Der 9eler earaus sntnebmen, baS !. 9. III
3innsaprlis fur cine Circus. SIGNS fir einen
einsissn Sag $3.50 bssublt rsrpeu mug. &et9
unb Grm isuert ia germ iein SGsrfstn fir
iplGe llntsrbaItunseu, tOmmeu ia aud bisEa.
t&ensiebe unb Gtnbrs&er i'm @sfulse nit bic.
her - 81
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Wenn nit DIR. Pierce's Nasal Douche
(Nalenfpris) a%pplieirt, unb ausIstt nit DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery (@oI-
Dene Nepiiiniitc G~utbsduns) ansspanbt,
briust DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy CSGnup.
fenmittD bic poafCmmsnfs Sur Der bartnadis.
fen Sale Drn 8atarrb su Stanbe. Eas Sr.
unb bic bstoen Me .istusn inb in al
len Npptbeten III baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Nuf Mprt i'm erfen @rabe ers
fannie pic GrOB. Sury BON Blue Garth County
sesen Mnbrep u. @eion, Ger cine Ha&bars.
frau mitteIf zines msuGleriiG Don auBsn cur&
bas 8eufer ibrsr @Obnuus abesfeurrteaS &nf.
ies ermOrpet bat, ME frIbsr beri9tst purbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

5err Mescrbtns 8, zines ter tbdtis-
fen Mitslieoer beS bisieen 9&ulratbss, mue
e8 in junsiier 3stt iber I'D erseben lafeu, bab
ron uucOlssialiiter Ssite eebdl1se Nerseletsn
pom 3aun serifin uerpen, ra man ibm BET
a0sr SptsFupiefsit bpst after @esner NIT elmer
auf Dem Gsiese fabenben 8luss ni&t beifUm-
men fam. 1is'Rostitss miFsn sbsn aud
TIRE 3ett taben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Sn Delonp trtft RE ppritae ta,tolie
lbe @smetnbe Wurberritunsen gu sinem Su.
aenefef NIT Yte-Wie, meldes am 4. Suit
ealslbf absetolten, I'M be1en grtrae ,urn
Sslten Der &irGe unb Shult srptneet psr,
ben fca. Raa bee6n bic nebsuRebenpe
M13etae.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Na& Datpta Gerrttprium inc
Suriee 0rte ptebsr 200 heutl9-ruffi6e Gin.
trarfsrsr serstst. @ssen nas psrsansene Sabr
1T bic ruiFide Guaranteeing fsbs tlein f; Ie
pertbeilt f9 10 aiemliG ~ slei@sn 1betlen auf
bte Staaten 8anias, WinnelOtn, Rsbrasf6 uub
bas Gerrit. Daeota.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Sunae GtnbreGer, i'm alter pcn
l4-20 Satrsn, murssn rcr etnisen Sa8en
ppn Der Scli,st abssfaet; bic Ginen tatten
bic gefrblenen Sa1en unter Der Sreppe tts
@apttpls perRedt, bic &ubern batten itren
5b~luplwtntsl in Carers Seller, nnter Day
tons Bluff.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

g.orfGt III bic Nutter Der Weisbeit.
Seth baber oOrf@tfs. tpenn tbr mad Or. Su.
gulf 8Gnis's 5amburse- Ercpfen frast unb
iebt senau %parauf, bae iece 5laiGe bet a@.eu
Srcpfen nit Der priSat- e teusrmarte Der per-
rem u. gcseler u. So. in Baltimore rerlsben
ID, rbne peIGs tetne d9t lit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Dasarme DuIutb bate nsuetbtnss
nit ben. Sic su fdmpfen. Nsbrere Dampfsr
warsn purtss @O&s To, bprtisen 5afen sinss-
i&lOHsn, pGbrenS aubere ssrsebIi@ ben Gin
gang 40 erapineen iu@tsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

SER s. s. Burbnnf, timer Der uuter-
nebmenbfen Burger felt Der Grinbuns sc5 ct.
YauI, farb pOrtsss Grsitas TN Alter pOn Sd
S1brer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

xnnfen.

: ~. I9ai. Mlartmilian @eiIins. Gltsrn Spbn &d-
Tins unb Nsainu set. 5rani.
a, Suni. &pfa 5auIr. Gittrn {: SiMan 5anIsr unb
AueuAa stb. EtOm.
anna GrtSstntia gSttsa. GItsrn 5ubert Vptbsn uni
Narta esb. Strub.
Spts Sears @csasr. @ltern: SohR NSeusr hno
Rssina ssb. RarttdIer.
Srtn Antrn SRe&ter. GItern Srtebrt& Hetter un'
RaAhalena aeb. 8nnf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10
I'm nufere ocutf6en Trsunpc.

auBer unlerm 8erratb ron Bu6srn
unb Experimentation rfsriren ptr pie
fes Grubiabr cine f66ne Nuswabl RON
1apeten, 8crpeR uno Tenfsr. @Oradnse nju
ttntaen @retlen. 1apsten Derpsn !Dlea.
fret 3usef6nttten.
Duhtep Brothers,
SIC. Is Of 8. 5traee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

s u9afe Gtts purbe Surise Bc&e eth
Gdsrbau-g ereiu sssriinbst, psI&er au6sr benz
county @ubaibap nod bte Na&bar Gcuntiss
in @isernIn ienieits bee GluRss nmf@ltsbsn
fol-.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Bel @ltboft Beremann u. 50.
finS gu babsn G%susrperts 8lasseu, gaterneu,
8sufr- Graders, GUs- pitOlsn unO Gaplsln, 70.
ME aae anreren Nriifsl sur 8eisr bts Gentsn.
NAL. Hc. 80 unp "a ST Eritte GtraBe.
ne @ater Discount fir 9ntduft I'M
@rOBen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Vppe Counts perpHl&tet f&, Der Gu.
lutb unb DafOta-8 abn $4,000 In gOnbs Sur
gerfasuns gu felen, frbalO Die gabn in Spe-
ration isin mirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10
altboF, gsrsmann u. Co..

W~Gnner. unbRnaben'8 .Ietoer
lCwie 9errens @ arberpbe.M rti.
teln 3u ben btaisfen Yretlen in 9. &ofs's
&lOtbtnB 9Oufe. SO. 3S, SadfOn Strase.
ct. Saal. (Gesenubsr benz Wtlben So
ger.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Bon 9aatnes bat 81. {. Ban Same
seu felt benz ~. Nat 80 @asenlabunssn Weie
sen naG Rem gJCrf S~srlanbt, bennc& fnO &C.
ssnpGrtis absr 800. 600 gui&sl baltIbii aufss-
lpei&ert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

o sbrauGet Gra3sr'5 @ur3el . gitters,
bic srObe 3rib!inss : Nteptjin fur S&pG&s,
SfrpfeIu, sebrOSeue GOufituticn, Ginntn i'm
@sitt I'm jste Grt Sluitrantbeit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

91Dar3baGu u. 60. bsiBt tsBt bic
Girr1a Der btsbertssE 8u&bauoluns oss 5rn.
Oscar SGpar3ba&, msItsr f6 nit 5rn. u.
8Inie als Ibetlbaber aGpetrt bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

gpn ct. Yaal rad DULUTH uuo surud
fam man auf Der 9ate superior unb MilFlfp.
pi.gabn mitteIs GreuriOns-S idets um $40.
fabren, mad Dbite Bear Cafe unb aurad I'm
Is @ente.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

8Ietf& ne Yre6 5efe, bic sim
siss a&ts uub suvsrIafTss 5efs-m baben be
s. SaHfen, Ode ct. Deter unb 9 StraBe, Sc
neral. Aeent Ober bel letuen Spestal- Aeentsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

SIN Stactratte ntmmt Or. Wm.
Oapfrn BITE Stste pes sum S%t1btunpalt er.
wdblten Srn. Us. 9. @urras ais alderman
elm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

g 6wa6e aerrGle tGnpe @dnner unb De
tirats Damsn frGisu 6rasisr's WurssI- Sitters
gebrau1en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10
Minn. Magen= unb Sbrem
Snffttnt.

office: Ode Der Dritten uni OF. Deter
Str. Nrst: Or. Graneie gtpppr, Office
Stunben 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Rad Sa6pn County (tnc 5inpan-
oersr aus Seafrrei& unp pUIen arsstInptgt.
Nod 1T fir Dtsls S%aulenbe Haum.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

3um Stabtauralt Dru ct. gauI
purpe Or. @. .. MurraY on bic Stele bes
periurbenen Sen. B. u. @Orman erwdblt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

M. Stierle, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
fist, De1ti&e glpOtbete. 200 Sf Z. Giraffe,
Gde bee Brpabray, ct. paul, Winn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

GrFer Dtfritt -& " SUnes BON Olmfsb.
3peitsr Difriti-D 8 8cauipel BON Nr
Qecb.
Drittsr DtRrit-9cT. 8apfer poM StsarnS.
Dieter Gonpsnticn Fam isbenfaas ni&t Der
gCr~urf sema&t tuerpen, baB ds an leifer
Wiirbe lit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Me6tes &necfoot Sill $l.OO psrGal.
lune bet 5. Dorm ST. Bcr 21O9,
ct. paul, Ninu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Das g tar 6 ptbi nc bauS 9Ieid
einem 8isnenbaas: wer eiuen beeuemen, foil.
ben, elesantsu Ausus babsn nil, pslGsr
S16nbeit mttStaietett
Ssrsinisi, Der eiIt mad @o. 80 ST Dritte
Strabe, unb CT 1T fiber, bort bas @swani&te
;u befOmmsn. llnb trOB Des enCrnaen @bfasss
t1msrfprt neusn gOrratb aus Dsn befsn ga.
brifen Ses 9anbes. Muf bisls Meiie erpOrbene
popularitdt bait lt9 cation aaf SaiiUn.
Iu9 feline Gpiletten- MriiteI Iissen in srGBtsr
Nuspabl auf 2aser,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10
Srieffnfem.

Ct. @ntbSna s. 3. 8efsu Danf
IN nd6lfer drummer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Deutf&er3abnarst.-Dr 8. $50
MANS, eep's gIcd, swsi 5barsn iisli& bonn
@artttauis. 3dbne aussaOsen utneS &nacrssa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Or. Dcecipb, Irst WusSar3t unr Sc
turtsprlfe.. zoo 81 Ute StraBe, Gfe 9rOab.
az.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Speben erbalten cine grc6e @uspabl
eabiss 8,siber ron II Dollar aufrerts BET
Wirs. eaannlGIdser.
Gde 8rOSpds u. Z Gtrabe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Nsbmst 6ra3ter's Wursel.8 ttters fir bas
8lut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

Sn Nrrtt feb pirb am 10, b. Mis.
Yferbemarft sebaltsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10
Gin tiiAttoer 9ehrer,

psrI,bsn nit ZEN uEtttssn SenntniEen FER bsuti&en uub
suaIhdsn Spra6e. FONTS Ger Wauitt unp Der 9eitune zines
G6OrS, fneeI fpfrrt Nufelure.
&sStunft in Ger Office Dteits Blattss.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

.. W. Gnee.foa s. So.
SsIfanfsn ~iarrirts Damsnfofe (Wash Poplins)
10 Cts. bic garD, bic gut 20 Cts. psrtb
Gnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

0sbrau4 Den Sing Of pain.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10
u a II I

y etrdnf
Eartsn am 6. Stunt in Ter ct. Srlpts strSss
Serr Mfibael q. MurpbD
nit
Trdulein Muaela 6ncbel.
Durdb YrieRers Seseu 10 Der Sunb ssfSIUOsu,
grrdniat rrat Str trtuIi6 Saub tn Saub.
Sn 8reeb uuh otie ale liessnss @enOHsn
Dar6worbsln mutbis hisfss ptlserIaus.
. Iseue @ptt ss Sans, fat Str ~sstnasfet,
limb ISrae liebsnb. bae GuG Sbsureu ME
Gtu gDprt Der Rsus uub res @rdms eniI&laYfst,
9aS aSren tSu ntC CURE Sdrmpnie.
Oarfla9un9.
9ts unter,et6ustsn iprebsn ausn Dsnis-tsen. weldI
Bat BEN seiSenbesdnenihs ipriS tbenren perforbeaer
SEbnletnS
SernbdrS Mlbert Santlc
abtI eeuuu,mtu bGben, isren bsr,Ii8sn DAM aus.
Die <sru:
Gnaclbert nnS Gatbarina Santle,
gom 5immel ftss be Sdrts SnUsps utsber,
lin unf&ulbpru unb f6Gu bier ou'tublab'n;
Sic rtef: Str Sinmesmd6te nebut MID pteber!
9te Orb 1T raub fir mid; i'd lam mid. blab'n.
Die 8urSpe wettte, Soft, rte RIB!
8aum a~ufsefeint, usrrelftE fe.
Selus. Du, Der He CAB,
0u pIddtsft Tslbf bic Snospe ab.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-10

8euerperfe- 8lassen, GaterHen, 3euer.
Graders, SpisI- piiolen unb GaplsI0 uao an
here grtitsI fir bic Ssier ess Centennial fno
80 BADEN bel
AtboH, gersmann u. Co..
80 unb "a 81 Dritte Siraee.
Rs @nter &abatt fur Intauf i'm Gro
Zen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06

PEnsoNAL.-Senator CT. Smith, Of Nel.
son, who is yet In the city, is quite unWell
Miss Mildred Lee, daughter Of General
R. E. Lee, is visiting here.
Colonel Joe Mayo is writing contribu-
ton ts the centennial literature Of the day.
Colonel Sherwin McRae and Mr.. Binford
have nearly completed catalogue OF the
books in the State Library. -
DR.. Rufner has gone to Lexington on 8
brief visit.
Governor Kemper has returned to the city
It is stated that Governor Kemper will
not allow Fishers portrait of himself to be
hung in the State Library until his guberna.
torial term has expired.
Mr.. F. A. Christian, who put in bid for
all classes Of book. work to be done for the
State, proposes to contest the awards recent.
ly made by the Superintendent OF Public
Printing. -.
The Solicitor of the Treasury has requested
District-Attorney Lewis to furnish him With
q full statement Of the Indebtedness of L. 81
Chandler to the Government, with the cir.
cumstances there with connected.
Elder has finished his portraits Of Lee and
Jackson for Mr.. Corcoran the Washington
millionaire. They are Of life,slze. Jackson
is represented wearing a skuil-cap.
Mrs. Oates is not going to Australia
Manager Powell says she will be here to
fulfil an engagement at the Theatre during
the Fair week.
General Bradley T. Johnson was among
the callers upon the Mayor Of Baltimore
Tuesday.
Many names are mentioned in connection
with the receivcrship of the Atlantic, Mis-
sissppi and Ohio railroad; among them
Charles Perkins,, General Malone, Thomas
S. Bocock, Hon. James 81. Plat, and J. N
Miller of Lynchburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06

8 INNENsE ATTRACTION III CLoTH1NG.-Tbe cit.
izens have been startled by the change in the cha.
racter Of the business Of the oldestablished cloth
ing house Of WV. IRA AsNITH. Agr.. who has adopt
ed the plan Of giving the people and mis- TONERS
their money's worth for cash only. His prices are
married down very much. in plain A. ares. nh his
business will BE- done for cash, and with no exeep.
tion to his rule with any one. The "nimble six.
pence to the slow shilling" will be bis motto, and
the goods will speak for themselves. Give him a
cali, as all kinds OF goods can be bought Of him
fully twenty. Ave per cent cheaper than at any
similar heuse In the city or State. He having de-
cided upon this plan, hopes his friends will con.
slider their interest In the continuance OF their pa
tronage upon this plan, and getting the benent 70
themselves, with a large percentage upon their
outlay 10 themselves. Call and see him, his terms
are CASH ON DELIVERY. -. - ! :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06
LOCAL MATTERS.
AsorHEs oLp LaspnAnx Gosr.--Those

ANOTHER OLD LaEpKARx aGoNE.- Those OF
our readers who are familiar with lower
Main street will remember the old three
story brick house which stood on Twenty
sixth street between Main and Cary, nearer
the latter, however, and just on the edge OF
a bluff hlch overlooked the river and dock.
1t was apparently built before the streets
were laid of, for 1t presented no front to
either OF them, but corner to all. How
long it has stood there we are unable to
ascertain, but records show that it was the
property and residence In 1878 OF Mr.. John
Williamson, then and for many years pre-.
vionsy surveyor OF Henrico county. More
recently it became the property Of the
Messrs. Hardgroyes, who owned the larger
part Of the square on which It was situated,
For number Of years, and during the
war, 1t was used Is hospital. Fol- several
years past it has been occupied by negroes.
It has recently been purchased by Ar. Da.
vis, who is pulling it down for the purpose
or erecting several small tenement-heuses on
the lot. It has caught FIRE three times in
the pas. few month";, but as often escaped
serious ipjury. The last occasion was only
few weeks since, when considerable hole
was burned In the roof. TIE fremen viii!
no doubt rejoice that the venerable building
Is to be removed, for it has given them a
heap of trouble. 6. i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06

DE-. Jehp Hsa gays: There are two ways
OF setting up in this life. zone is to hegin
~b bene your PARROTS are ending Meent
mansions, snlebdE furniture, apd!an elegant
turnost. The other ,s to begin slit,ieDearer
be pospt where father aud mniber beganss'
Just so, Mr.. ball. Father and mother be-
gan by seEung up" 10 the best room about
tour nigtts IN the week, and the yousz foiks
OF TO day are faithfully following their eK-
apple, ofren seeing them and e6ing three
a,gnts bettei.- Norristossa Herald. 81
The. Olf City Chief OF Poilce madethe fol-
lowipg entry iE his register recently 80 Ike
sioap, the pfisof eli, knscksd me doWn,.
otackened my right eye, called me an ass, ..
sourkrou.. 81 bplihea6, and N id,of--sll pf
which j certify 10 be trne. /" The reporter,
wbo tells this forgot shs credit TO Ehsssesar.
Said philosopher e u y friend conducted
his fu.ufe wife 10 the altar here hlg
CANE 70 m end.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06

CONVICTED YEsrERDAy.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday Mabala johnson, found
guilty Of q second offence of petit larceny
sentenced and carried out 10 the penitentiary
ia the afternoon for Que year. s., +.
Louis Spencer; tried and convicted Of the
same oeenee, was sent to the penitentiary
for one year.
Peyton Anderson, charged with entering
the stable OF e. B. Addison and Dabney b.
Naury and stealing twelve pigeons, was
convicted and sent to fall and labor for one
month
Austin Mitchell, convicted Of second Of.
fence of petit larceny, was sent TO the peni'
Tertiary for one year.
Patrick Hays alias James Tracy was
tried and convicted OF assaulting and cut
ting Thomas Tompkins, fined ten dollars,
and sent to Jail aud labor for six months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06

POLICE CoURT, YEsTERDAY.-Mr. o. j
Schoolcraft was charged with driving faster
than the city ordinance allows. The evil.
deDce, however, did not sustain the charge
Mr.. Schoolcraft informed the Police Justice
that he recognized his power to enforce the
ordinance, and would endeavor to circum.
scribe the exuberant spirits of his horses
within the legal limit of six miles per hour.
Paddle Timberlake (colored) was sent to
Jail for sixtyadayso for stealing one lot oil
wearing apparel from Lewis Nachman.
Susan Pleasants (colored), found drunk in
the street, was discharged with an admoni-
ton. t.a.s .ss.sx.0,s
Jesse Washington (colored), guilty OF
stealing one lot Of wood from r. o. Gary,
was committed for three days.
Michael Dunnipgtop, charged with unlaw.
fully trespassipg upon the premises and in.
juriug the property Of Michael Byrne, was
discharged. u
Daniel Robinson, George Green, r. 81.
James, and William Nicholas (colored),
charged with being participants in the late
Chinborazo rock battle, were rec ognized to
appear next Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06

Cid Mrs. Jane G.. Swisshelm, the cele.
bra,ed Pennsylvania virgo, who has the
temper OF steel-trap and snatcbes every
body bsld-headed that comes within reach
Of her, is writing some terrible things
about Ken'uckians in the Pittsburgh Com
msre,a,. Jane and the poor wretch. her
nu,oand, lived ip Kentucky for awhile forty
years ago, II appears, ans she saw aud heard
things among the shareholders such as no
other human beirg ever saw or heard. She
tells of q Kepfuck,an who wanted I'd
hire them negro woman over fttv
years old for $500 year, with board
ard clothes, and they declined to trade. it
seems, not bec,use the womaB wasn't worth
The mores, bur becsuse they were required
to horsewbip her twice week IN the bar.
gain. Jane ought to he q little more careful
10 her statements. The kentueblsp who
Tired out .bis old negro women forty years
ago never required them to be whipped
more than oonce q week-uuless they were
quite sickly-spd il was seldom:h found
nan and woman fools enough to hire OF h,m
woman over frfy years of age for $500
when hey could bave bought even ayoupger
one or less than twice the am0unr. Venom
iB newspaper always res9, netter when
there is u little truth mixed with II, and, by
way of change, Jane ought to try it,
GoArier JoarxsGi 50 1s ,1'aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06

bnn"'ra GTAn' Mnne says: ~auoug y
do e' Den you VII ind perhaps ten or a
rls.rt'. WY oteh 'beir mostbs and spesk
woa:, Aeo 'Iet!I; but sn"ug hundred
ebs 10. m".e 'nso one" You won't,
sor... hel Mr.. whie go into hsodreo
i aes ses "hs'e The female oesd OF each house
lr.ct' 10 spaug-c'eaaing, and leave
,crnh, " S'S muddy boots over tbe freshly.
pi,.," iSOeo h'ot, 400 he will not ousy sjnd tba,
cea,ir women out Of hundred speak
anow sed h"'ls. 'ut ,bat that they aiso
sssuhhIs ~" I" fDposs'ze each word ,witb q
'DS'prl lsh.-Norsfsaopa Herald.
men, ,"'Sn ~, society has adopted a new amuse
wi,bsu, ,a'o ,a Is, found 10 dancing uuadriites
NUS. y. 'oe accompaniment OF irs,ru.nept tai
own due. .ue aar'es themselves singing thier
Of ,;n aaoee "usie. Tb- cor rBists pepersilv
"Ii,,ispae i,%pae nurs'rg rhymes for, instance.
sns n,s o.s 30 PEI "Uia Mother Hubbard y
~. 'ntr old''aSpioued tunes. .,S7.R
Brnsss,h hfges, ice beuss 10 the uo,li rs il
ls oon begIuol. IL covers an srea oil
tos, o, taa ,asfe lsss, sad will store LOCO 900