davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-25
epuetttpnen BON .8rieffoaen

go' Staten an ben spsi belonbereu Seeoen
pt@s as Sternfaitsn ~befannr Fnb, 6, 8 nnS
Il.lo Is. W. LOO unb 600 81. 81. a
'a9s-9.30 y. M. unb 6 81. M. wv"
G ~ ~ etertagen - 600 9. 81. n
Sts ar;sf @ea aAea anbern aaiten perbeu
boIt of'sIe aaf Dem &iidpes Der arassr abae.
~ Smfftes Stanben: SO. 81. tis 6.ao.
g!:9 M; - gom I. aprtI bis 1. Noyrmber. mr.,
Gov y: ~. bts $3.50 q. M. @sIo. @nmsis
,Haes'0fHc oTsn bon 9g. 81. Bis a 81. m
Gsrse ~ Iaf drns9ttrsrts griefs pfTsn Won s 9. d.,
e. Z. Ban Qeu, n. m.
, 1876-12-25

8eerbigunD. Sie gceroieuna
BON 5errn Semple G1ett fanb 5onnaS
bend UNI 3 ubr itatt. Ser 9oritorbe=
ne mar elm iebr beliebter iunser Mann
uno binterldBt piele Srennbe. gr mar
mebrere Sabre Glerf an Der Circuit
Court in 9snricO County unb Elm tbdti,
8eamter.
, 1876-12-25

ielbe sinen 8riei BON 5errn 9. abIi@t.
lid nidt in Den grieiiad eetban. Mls
Serr 9. ben 8rief NOD in Der 8olofli'
&c fnno, nabm er i'm fort uno bra9te
i'm ieIbit na@ Der Giienbabn; bes9alb
Die Nsrbaftung.
, 1876-12-25

potisei @eri6t. 5olsenbe
Safe famen porsel tern in Die em @eri9te
CUR Bodybuilding:
&obert Saplor, farbi9, als elmer Der
berii6tisiten 9iebe Der Staot befannt,
mar anseflast Suei pferoe-D eden uno
cine peiti6e BON Sbomas Oufe seitob=
len 5u baben, murbe gu 80 Sage Sail
uno 80 Sieben pernrtbeilt.
Ser Sal BON Trib 8pl9en, onse.
ftast wesen Sruntenbeit. unorotntliden
8etra9ens nno semeine &eben i'm
Marftbauie sebrau9t gu baben, uurOe
"anf Sienitas perl6oben.
WDatt Oabis, elm farbiser 8asa-
bunb, wurbe auf 80 Sage in bic Sail
geianot.
Mi0iam 9. Smith, elm 2anoitrei9er
BON Chattanooga, unb Wartba Miler,
farbis, ansefla9t 2drm anf Der StraBe
'semo9t 81 baben. Martba wurOe ent=
laiien uno @mitb auf 80 Sage in Die
Sail seianot.
8. @armid, ,psiE uno g. @initon,
farbis, anssflast pesen S6ldserei, ent-
laiien.
Wi0iam Strinsfeaom nnb Sobn 0fc-
Namara. smei betruntene 8~asabunoe,
ipnroen bsfoblen Die Staot gu p%erlai-
fen.
Sbomas 8ragton, @slebibertretuns,
tpuroe entIafisn na6 3abIuns Der Gos
lten.
Daniel Bead, @iaiam @ormlep
rnb Sames Malone, anssflast pssen
nnoroentli9en 8etra9ens, wurben 81
9eifruft.
@eOrse Morris, elm 9anbitrsi9sr,
tpuroe befoblen Die Staot au perlaien.
, 1876-12-25

Gin gbitor messn pof-
raub on9%etIa9t. Serr Wiliam
W. 8iders, BON 2Ouila g~ourtbouie,
itanb SOnnabeno Dor Dem Ser. Staa-
ten Gommlliondr atfins, anseflast Die
Yolt beraubt gu baben.
Ser Gommiiionar itelte i'm unter
$500 giir9l9aft, I'M i'm 9lpriI Dor Der
Ser. Staten Circuit Court gu eri6ei-
men.
Serr 8ider, Gbitor bes .2ouila 3e-
eoro,~ bate ben Yoitmeiiter, elm @essr,
IL lsinsm 9Iatte bIObseltsat, neil bcr-
, 1876-12-25
Npbert @emDe:nbura.
sos Main Stra6e.

Oa t9 Iebr piele artifel auf Dem Qnaer bas
be, melte fur 70 eib a 9 t 8. nnb q c III
tabrs9e 9ente laderb linp ais;
Sornietten, Spsrnatdler,
Silocr, 3cidcn.
nno Wfalfaiten etc. ETC.,
10 made Id Elm seebrtss 'publifum barauf
dafmertlam une fIae NOD binsu, baB cisle
@eesHlianee ni9t altin anssneDme, ~ipnpern
and nilBIi9e Waben itab. l6 70
, 1876-12-25

ueberpieen Serbian Gpps,
iuel6er Scott nit einem 4 tb @elpi6t
nieoerI9lug purbe 6onnabeno bonn
MaDor Gibbs in Mandelter Der Su-
things Court iiberipieIen.
, 1876-12-25

Stenern. SIN Der Iebten Wo6e
tpnroen i'm 3ten Siiiritt BON 8ireinia
fol9enoe Summen fir Steuern einoe=
1ommen: Montas, $6,7SO.4O; Sien>
flag, $~11,11l.24; Mittwo6, $5,954.=
68; Sonnerit ag, $6,925.O7; Sreito9,
S6,61S.04; S%pnnabeno, $9,336.45.
SIM @ansen, SAG. 1858.
, 1876-12-25

Il naI1. @eltern Nadmittao, dig
Elm fleiner Spbn bon %. s. Mlen nit
elmer ~9elnoenen gitole ipielte. eing Ser
S6ub los uno i4ob Dem Ginoe orei
Singer BON Der linfen Sano ab.
, 1876-12-25

SeSen Sag fammen neue @aaren an unb
se'mebr' n unffr er"Bes uno gut aGUrtirt ties
Y ger. Wir mabea aus ~fcl9enoe Waaren
aufnerfllm : Cine 1ebr arpbe Muswabl sp1
Samen une 8tnoerltrii n pfen; &tnber Wiisen
UNI Jaden; Oamen utb Rinoer Eanbldute :
rim a pBes Eager BON Cor ettrn pon 374c. bis
3u "a bns pa0r; e%rinnert uniere 45c. Mpbair
ynitre, pertb 62ac.; Is Waor 8landsts ,u
$40, mtrtb 81; 100 n eiBe 8ettoeden al
50, eemDb LID tiir So. SO Serf uft. aommt
uno lebet fir sud- leItf. Oas srEbts MGpr-
tlmeit Sen Oamen uno 5erren unterf etber
III her Staot. Wir pertauf n inner Ell paar
cute MsrlnO Srmo II III 81, wertb ST 81.
SfDet nnlsre rfue Sprtep 8utl,s; aa11, mol.
le"e Saibemiree gu &C. uuo 81; ipertb ST.
unb $3.50; q pp-Ylus 8 tie 9reeu, IL B
stoi-Srown eolbsm res su 37ac. mtrtb 623e.
Seoet mere eld pOplins su 40c. miir ben
gu Cos. It'd iein. ba,pls, pa NOR lunb Vou
lsSarp lntsrrpde; s,frtdts s den in GROCER
Aue~hb uno 81 II ,brisen prsilem. Gin polz
leS Wager Son @a,1merss fer oerrm IN & a..
Ten gnauge; Wdtet Is ppf II allen barben,
etu'9; ps'bs, blaMe. graut urb rotbe GIanneI-
c. 'tmdG unb 9eipebt, o0r l5c aufpdrts.
&cmmt UNI unttrlubt unle Eager unb yrei-
le. Gne nens Senpuna Rragen unn Dtan
lbetie 30 DIR, SalstiiGer, Rulfliues etc.
lcsbsn erpfnet. GIN lsbr 9 pBes gaatr YOn
stnbe milten Waarsn m:rp su nieel ieen Wreis
len Serfautt. Wir babe et. fad 10 me,tss
re It d. y n rem bilie.n &arpet rrbaltsn.
!. SterG u 60. 513 Sroabltr.,
TRY sw'lGsn Der 5 II. 6.
, 1876-12-25

Glector gronin. Serr gronin,
Der Ore9on'Gleftor. fam Sreitag bier
an uno sins mad Gbeitsrfielo, nm feline
S9meter, Die Srau BEG Yafor Sbomos
Si9ss 5i beiu@en uno Meibna6tcn
bort 5u5ubringen.
, 1876-12-25
@r9Be @rS6nuns BON ben beten
aussewabItefen
Serbit unb Winter Wanufaftur Waaren.
a%urSswaarsn unS Mubewaarsn, BET
Sept Gerter,

~SUN %eGAeR1
go. 627 Groao GtraBe,
tpelde gu bsn biQisltsn taar yreilen serfaufA
tper en- Iplen. DIE ~nsueiteu aleiteseuae ypn
aQen 0prten. Sbawls unp 8elt- NSfe in oI-
len AualilGteu. g pnrse Damen- Yibera
Mautsl, rah ben nsueaen Maiern.
Gailimeres. SlannelIe,
DOmeltlcs uno walierOidte .3euse
III alsn Gartsn. ltnler 8urswaaren Detar4
tsmsnt If gang aefiat nit slattsn anb s~elreif.
ten Damen. unp ainbertrampfen, @Ioce.
8 rnblduben, Manldsttsn uub Rraaen. Tn.
I9entiiher, &prIeis, Sanbtlbsr, Serpiett,m.
&C., &C.; unb unlere bancY @pobs unb @tifs-
rejem frnuen ni@t iibsrtruHsn perben-pie.
Siaber Merino Mantel unb @paatsr.MSde.
Saden, MiBtu unb Mfebans.
@aIerp 6te ManisI perbsu auf geaeluno
ssmaGt, unb infer Yrpbsns Department. 1T NIT
zen nrueltcn @iufsrn Serieten, @sitsmpelte
Sp6e, piapw Seams, SpiBen, geIas.g eibe
lnp Saumpplenaeuse INNER Yprratbia.
Gin Eager BON SOC. @lace Sanbi6u6e.
g~luftraae pom eanbe psrben pinftli@ unb
i4nsl tsicrN naOmmt frab uap isbt Sud.
uHlsr Eager an" " Int
, 1876-12-25
SranffeiGs Maul nnb 9cntidIanbs
TauH.

SauH.
&rie0slieo fir 1S70-71 in 200 troQi-
fomii9en 8crlen BON Su9o Griioel.
Grad Der Q8ciie: oTie 6uIitn apa'n sc,
Naumburs.D
(GortIebuns.)
II.
Ttanfreids Neib.
g~cnchetti bate Oroern
Sie Grfldrln9 cin5u fprbern
SdB, als Soben5ollcrn Saupt,
YreuBens &Dni9 ni6t erl0ubt
Ginsm 3olernlObne
Spdnlens &0ni0sfrone!
v8orum," ip.od Ser a5niq, ntponote
Sid bonn ni6t Der 6trr @elnnote
u@lei6 an Spunien's bo0en Gath
runirer Meinung nod, pa bat
uSero Gigenbcitcn
vSpanien su entl6eiocn,
Sod i9 wia beg 6rieoens ipe9en
uWi6 ioslei0 in's Ntittcl leeen,
uuno gang fiber gloub' i@ l6on,
rWlro Der brape 3olerns Sobn-
I'm Der @treit 81 ibli9ten-
uaui Die 8abl per5l9ten."
eeiue Mojcltat cmpfabl T@,
unO > II 8eneD til itobl li9
Sn lein bcimllA Stoutsourrou,
SAidt nod 6runfret6 lic9csirO6
Cine GitaIettc
Sn Die &abinette.
a0ni9 Nilhclm FAT inoelen
Sin leln Shrelbpult lid 9clclien,
WOlIt Der eolcn G1nigIn
uno Dem Gan3ler IN Yerlin
Ion otm SAT- loebtn
@6lyuulslt Na@riAt sebeu.
; SIN SegrlIf su aoreiiircn
Sefncn li9 Dir Sill fcltbiiren,
uno es trltt oui elm v9erem!"
Scncotttr's 0lener EN-,
2e9t Elm 9NreIben nieocr
Aao tHlltthl lW lp'tpet.
SIN Dem Sdreiben ma gu Ielcn:
Tranfre!6 lei berelt 9eipelen
Mles M09ll6e big nun
Sir Den 3olern Fubm gu tbun.
0ofiir iol jtst 4reuBcn
9anfoar li6 ermellen.
I'm Die Treurol6a|t 81 bepdbren
Mt09' Der &oni9 IL erfldren:
SaB CT jrb uah aae Set
81 herb eten Jet bcrei
@inem 9eu iden Sabne
spanten's GBron nnO &rnse.
9as par ocnn beg fre6en 9pieles
Sem Wonor6en bod 81 Sleles.
l1no i'm edten ocutlNen Son
opro4 er,-oer Yci6impfln9 Sobn-
gu Den Nojutonten
Sic babel %gcltanoen:
(6ortietun9 fol9t)
, 1876-12-25

@6t Weibna9ten in Der
Sail. 2ucp &ennsp, baB farbise
Mdo6en, ipeI6e s @sibna9ten binter-
chamber in Der Sail sussbra9t bat
&idter @bite i6riftlid 9ebeten, bod bic
ies Mal tie berausSulaIien. Ser 3i9-
ter bepilliste bas @siu9 nit Dem 8e=
merten 4: vg8e min sipe &ennp a dance"
, 1876-12-25
on @eibna6 rssei6enfe. 917.
ubren mo @cloiodtr,

nbreu ulO @eloiodtr,
81 berwooren II Sodieits lei6enfc.
9aararbeitcn / iepsr slrt auf YslsIuna
s%ena4t, ME astt n. Srut a eln. Sbrinae
etc. Zine s'eBe Auswatl Ypn "CHARMS"
VeIonbf'e Auimerflamf it wiro eem 0tspa.
rirsn rer nbreu IN @tloi 6sn semiemet.
Y. Gennet, 917 Main .ztruee,
mn mi swtIben Der 9. unb 10.
, 1876-12-25
Weibnahts : @eiAenfe.
Ner ~eIseaute GjnlOwaaren fir ] ecer bic
9alft e blaiser ais aterspp faufea mill eebe na1
Sitlaros 3 III M
.. r. @infpd,

S1< <S* ~&SesANA1
no bic Fl Hnlien Eprtsn solpene llbrsn sum
ouf'ie1sn M benz CD ii6el pper Sob Stem"
ubren. 10 ME eplbene Netten tad ter neue-
fen Wppe g. ; b n liGe unb su en- gros ptti-
len unb biaige %Selfauft perben.
yin 9roBes Eager ppn llhernsn ubren.
Oiamanten BON benz %fsinlten @a6er,
bia'ger als je nails, UNI pas 0aAsr aufsurG ll.
me-.
@olba6en: Cine srp6e 9luspabl
non @olotapieln uno 5al8tettea.
Nin9e nit &tein n bon 2amso, Mmetbplf,
Snyr dnp Derlen (etmas Neue unb iepe 1rs
bern Sprten ri sc gum talbfn Wtrtb.
an0pfe, q rsln unb Sbrrinse in allso
@lpBen y n Der befen Sprte Sob unp bic
ueuslten Multsr.
I'm iid Spn Der 8iaigfeit ter Naaren ,u
uberasu8en luatr men ii9 pIeleiben anlebtn.
Q. u. " # of.
go, II N(rb 14fe Stra6s.
S9lieBt gpnnabeup uno BITnet pnn bend
@tenp 5 lbr mnp balt teben Mbsno. auBer
8reltas bis s u9r auf. ms mi
, 1876-12-25
Nbelapeafe unb Ohio Gilenbabn

Gbeiapeate unb Sttp @if,rbabn,1
9adasier-D epartement
Ntdmpnp, 30, 1. 9eSsnber, 1876.
Yin tlnn mad nem 8. 9e3ember, 1876,
, 1876-12-25
2&Seibnahtsanseiee.
J. w. DENNIS,

@de Der 9ten uno Sroao StraBe,
Bat ausseSei9nete Naaren fir Wetb-
na9ts 81 4ente S6Gne Gbromcs
fit IS Cts. ger prfi fir einea Dollar, tls Ill
1925 pas tiiG. Spie9el, 8ilosr iBen unp
NdetI, prattpplle Motto; else uspabl in
Ct tuen, areuse I'M Mpl1p. Nd5men etc. etc.
81 balpis + 8eiub nj b &c II iiber, euaen,
raB metnfNueipabl be 9rpbte unb msine lre.le
chen 10 biai penn nj / t 'iuiser llnpe ais in
ire b einem anberen @elbGf in Der Stapt.
, 1876-12-25
REIMBURSEMENT
non
6 o ri VI In II nnD @bite,

No. 2 W a II Strabe.
Ssutld)s 5riidte urb @rncerie. Nrtifel linb
cine Spf6iaIitdt biei2s Sc 6afts unb perpen
btIiaer als irgent anbtrsmo p~crfauft.
6amburasr Ma e, Caviar, unb Nn9pYis,
BON BEN Sch j.. 9ibman in $ mturl.
@ae Gcrten aGir, 5orinaF. Gar iasn.
9abs. feline @eice, @biafiss, Npple Sranpu,
St ieufrif', ae'duberte 3unsen, Queer,
9ane. She, 3metlGsn, &lsarren, Eatat etc.
lttts sorratbtl. 16 u
, 1876-12-25
h'9maaO fsufr Alarm-T flfarQpb.

Nla m 6 f e n.
No. 2 Grits gplisei Station.
NO. 8 !3psite @olisei Station.
Na. 4 Eritte gOhaei Citation.
no. 5 Sprissnbaas, 3ts strabs, aabe
8rpap. IVY
MO. ~5puf anb eabber Soufe," groos
SiraBe, atpiiaen Der 9ten unb 1Oten,
Mo. z Ssrissnbaus> 1steu ctr. nab
8ranfttn. w" ""1
NO. f-2 Hpfetts.
10. 3 Gfe Der 12tsn unb Main CTR.
Mo. IA Gde Der 10tea unb gyrb ctr.
w. 10 @de Der 1iisn unb Cars Ctr.
NO. 10 gde bfr gine anb Main Ctr.
Me. II ede Der 3ten uab Dusal ctr.
M0. Fl gde Der 25iten unb 8roab e.
w.. rs Gds Der 17tsn nnb @arlbaa Ctr
M0. "a Gas Der 17tsn unb @albinsturs
Ctr.
Mo. 2-5 MstruYuIitnn Gtisn.@ erf. 7.
Ctr.
ITO. 20 gde her 5teu unb Main Cir.
NO. 81 gds Der 14tsn unb Main ctr
NO. SO Gde Der 22lten unp Main Ctr
w. "a Gde Der 13ten unb Cary ctr
No. So Stabtii9ss @rmenbans.
NO. SO 2rebesar Gilens@erts.
no. Al gds Der 9tsn anb 9eis Ctr.
Mo. 4 2 Srsab StraBe, yde Sail aus.
No. As Gde Sprins unb yine ctr.
To. 4-5 @ds ct. SamsS unb Dusal Ctr,
no. 40 Spr Bsnbcus. 25fe ctr.
No. 81 Sprigeubaus, 10, ctr.
No. SO Ode Der Clap um @ilmer CTR.
, 1876-12-25

@oIo i6lpb por9eitern Mittas in Melp
Dorf nit 1074.
, 1876-12-25

Gsneral Solepb 6. Sobniton lit in
Der Staot.
, 1876-12-25
@efmOt
GeSaOt
g ilGa II D 8.

SO. 402 Sroao StraBe
Meineu Greanben unb Ssfannten, ionic
einsm pubIifum i'm Iasfmsinsa, made i9 Die
Mnsei9e, eaB ib em
Sillarbs 3 thinner
nfben meiner Witbl9aft sinasriaiet, bate.
Die Btaarcs linb BON Der bsrib rtsn 5abrif
res Senn $. SO. Goatsnee,, wslhs uansnt.
lib IN Lester 3sil Nd siuen eroBsn Gupm sr-
pprbtn baben. SttO Moraep aernt
i'm mt SO. 402 yroac Str.
, 1876-12-25

IeEl rIEEETEEE T4IE=zEzz=zE1 Ews
Esss& SVTWE STtt:%zsIs@J Cd
SRihmono. Ootf Riper uno Gbeiapeate
Gtlen6ubu Sowpanp
8lGrhehs, gptf Rtopr unb G~befdpedfe cir nbata c..
Off e tes Sape iutenben en-, :
Nthrnpnp, ID, IS. ~ytSpenber, 1876
Nerdnberung bes Sabrplans.
Wtnter : arrangement.
Sritt lit 8raft MOntag 20. NcSembsr, 1876.
Gerdnberung bes Tabrplans.
Winter : ARRANGEMENT.
Sritt iii araft MOntaa 20. NuSembsr, 1876.

"
palogirr:S urh SiiBe fpmnisn In Ei&npub g II n.
ia Q, witt pp1 uab 5rCttag II 10 Born. an
nno ser alien NIdlncnb W pnta a, W ,ttwp d unb
Sretta9 UNI 3 Ndfnn. unr y rbtnben fd ~ gD,f
go n; NIT tAreuen unit gutaus9sri0enO ampfern be- 6 nte,
3and8tere in alti1npre I'M s Mpre. ~abfegenb, frIb oes
nlla. I'M bic @iienbabn mad 9bildce pbta, Stem Yprf,
%geaittitS' pn' SpitDn unb mad a en- 10 II den plassn sa
bfnusen.
5atrpreiS mad gaIttrrpr ore AZ M
%Sdbrprets mad Bait more unb Surid 5 10
Nabrpreis nad 2Raibin9tpn 4 IN
ia ,rPrelS mad 9btlao Ipbia . . 6 IS
6dh, preis ma Nen Nprt o "a
5abrprei5 mad SpGfpn IL 81
Trad,t'0nrd5 -3iige StrlaTen Rtdnprb e pnnt a,
w tttp d. lnb Sretta nm 5 Born. unb 8 en-
ia 9, 90 nerltaa urS 9 pnnabs nm 7 ubr
@prnt., uhb serlaic Gidnpnb til lid (Dtpntaa ausae.
npmnen) UNI 4 uhr Nadm.
Die ntetrtgiten 9rei ie, spri6tise Sanbb
bin9 unb G~neaieietl ~sarantirt
Ae,he sra Vt "a6 pber sSn pldbrit fitltd pom Rtd.
mont wtto an9eilommen Die gBagen fdtren turd ron
gBett pint mad Mllanta.
oSpr u9p. Stls IT %latira" nit edrantirten Staten
mao allen npr0l den unb tpeflt4 en- plasea pe. btn aus
eegeber.
5aHrfprten irerbsn p%e.fauft fir ale nBrbltden, bEs
liden lnp ~weiiiden gl6sen. ~
Sa!httarte II BADEN bel VI. 80. Carrier, 1926 1aiatr.,
I'M GrQ n9s 9eteI uni am Deppt pcr Gpmpaenie, .@de
Der %. unp And Str.
ID NM 3. 3. Opuelae, @upt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-21

him with alarm from a window, came
running out 10 his relief, and tried to
head OF the calf by shaking her apron at
him, but the brute SHE'D Oh, made cir
cult, wound the rope aAecionately
around her feet, and tilted her head'tirst
over y wheelbarrow, Just then ;Mopps,
at the other end OF the rope, came skip
ping along, turned somefsauls over the
handles, and for the next few minutes
there was a surging, Topping, Gounderlng'
and badly.mixed mass Of wheelbarrocw,
profanity, striped stockings, feminine
shrieks, pantaloons, rope, back hair, boot
legs, blushes and bruises.
When they did succeed In extricating
themselves, and crawled out from under
the barrow, they returned TO the house,
and devoted the rest Of the day to gum
ming adhesive ,plaster over themselves
and thinking what miserable world this
would be- to live In without arnica;
A man was hired to put the call back
in tho barn, and feed him ill the owners
return. Mrs. Griggs is still slightly
lame, and Mopps wears q bandage around
his head,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-21

BELIA1AE LocA1s.-0ne Of the crying
evils in our city Is the filthy and miasmat.
ic condition OF the cutters in the differ.
ent streets. Several Of these are full Of
stagnant water all the time, and the
stencil arising from them is sickening in
the extreme. The Street Commissioner
should at once give his attention to this
matter, before the health Of the city is
seriously impaired thereby.
This is the last week Of the public
schools Of our city. Tie pupils are be-
ing examined prior to their vacation.
S. Braidon was fined on Monday by
Mayor Strahl for keeping livery stable
in the city without license. The defense
set up was denial that the city had a
right to pass such an ordinance.
Now that the weather is favorable,
would It not DO we'll to repair the Gem
etery Hill road, and thus prevent It's get
ting into so disgraceful condition as it
did last winter? The way the thing is
done reminds US OF the old farmer who
had the leaky roof. When Il was fair
weather it did not need repairing; and
when /. rained it could not be repaired.
The Disciples church bell was raised
several feet higher in the new steeple
Monday.
DR.. Fisher, Of Bridgeport, David Wag-
ner OF West Wheeling, and DR.. Junkins
Of this city, have gone to the meeting Of
the Ohio State Medical Association.
The water plug opposite the Leader
office bursted on Monday, and overlooked
the street in the neighborhood.
The Fourth Of July Celebration Ex-
ecutive Committee met at the Mayors
office last night.
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TRANSPORTATION.

Nos. and run daily; No. dAily,exnep, Mon
day; Nos. and ~ daily except Sunday No, Is
stops at all stations between Wheeling and Gniton;
Cumberland.
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From the Springfield Republican O sol.
OF course business does not revive at
the opening Of the heated term, but there
is good deal o. clearing Of decks, which
must sooner or later be more actively &C.
cupied. The woolen trade like the cotton
manufacture, has had great trade sale
and set basis for future action. About
100000 worth Of WOODEN goods were
thrown into last hands by this sale and
are now passing under the tailors' shears,
whence they ought to reappear in clothi-
ers' price,, even lower than those now cur
rent. These great sales till the market
for the time being, and the cotton manu-
facturers, discouraged by the probability
OF general omission Of dividends on the
LIST OF July, talk OF . concurrent suspen-
sion OF tho production Of print cloth and
some other staples for month. The
Sprague mills have closed, throwing TO-
900 operatives out Of employment.
The iron industry seems to be having
more Of a revival than almost any other.
There continues to begeneral groaning in
the pig.iron manufacture, but we notice
that the manufacturers yielded to the
puddiers recently on strike at Pittsburgh,
rather than close their works. Many de.
partments Of iron manufacture have now
established new "card rates." to which
there Is a general adherence. Trade in
some localities Is brisk,-particularly in
screws, in wire.cloth, and wire manuiac-
ture, the Washburn works at Worcester
having business fully up to last years.
About $4,000 tons Of iron rails were or
dered Of American makers in May, one
half OF them for Tom ScottS Texas Pa
cIfic road. .rur ' a.an
Meantime our manufactures are being
pushed abroadwith considerable activity.
American agricultural implements now
have their excellent qualities advertised
by many Of the largest dealers in England,
and the delicacy Of American tools is
vindicated by the experience Of Della
ware firm which recently sent over u
piece OF machinery to Edinburgh with di.
rections to use great care in setting it up
to get it level. Complaint was made that
it did not "work," and II mechanic was
sent over, who found that they had no
levels in Edinburgh Of sufficient delicacy
to nicely adjust the position Of the ma
chine. He carried an American instru-
ment. American furniture-black wal.
nut, with rep backs and seats-is also ap.
pearing in the English market.
What with bankruptcy and less ex.
IRENE shrinkagc of nominal capital, re-
ductions in wages and in the cost Of near.
ly all raw material, the expansion Of
trade into new markets, aud the gradual
recovery by the people from the necessity
OF the present universal retrenchment,
there will be continued conyalescence
OF business throughout the current year,
and by the time the election is out Of tho
way and u new administration, with no
financial doubts, ia inaugurated, We shall
be ready to enter on a new epoch Of
healthy industry,-not, We trust, for some
years on an era OF brilliant and sudden
achievements in wealth, but Of slow gains
and sure profits.
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Renunliean state ConyenlIon.:
HANCOCK Co, June 10, 1876.
sII,ou Iulelllscurer

HANCOCK Co, June 10, 1876.
ElI,On Inlelllscneer; rL "a
As q farmer l cordially endorse all
your correspondent from Braxton says
In regard 10 the time eel for the meeting
Of the Republican State Convention and
think q postponement 10 the first days Of
August would be still better, that Is, II
farmers arc expected or wanted to par
ticipate.
II does sometimes seem that the con.
yenience OF the farming community is
not taken into consideration in arranging
conventions.
Through the months Of June and July,
although the days are long, the farmer
needs every hour to properly prosecute
his work, and It IL out Of the question
for him to leave home without sacrifice.
As a general thing, l presume these
conventions are arranged by lawyers,
doctors, teachers, editors, politicians,
gentlemen Of leisure, &C., to whom any
and all times Of the year are suitable TO
leave home. | f.' '- -
And yet imagine there be many 9th.
ers besides farmers who were taken by
surprise at the announcement Of the very
inopportune time Of the 9th Of July for
our State Convention.
Yours, truly, h- LIS.
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DEVOTED ATTENTION.

shown TO her there, seems to have had q
very excellent effect upon her mild and
spirits, and the improvement was very
marked. Her friends were highly graft
fed over the indications OF restored
mindand resolved to secure from the coul
ty court an order 10 rcsto re to her the con-
troll Of her property which was in the
hands Of her son us the CONSERVATION.
Although at times she was somewhat &c,
centric, yet there was nothing to Indicate
a positive product OF lunacy, and they
determined TO lose no time to again en-.
trust her with the management Of her
own estate. SO confident have her friends
been Of her sanity that they carried
their proposition into practical effect on
yesterday afternoon, and fully evinced
their faith in her ability to wisely and ju.
diciously handle the property. The form
OF the procedure was in the nature Of
petition by herself, and the application oil
her warm friends 10 secure the discharge
OF the conseryator. The property Is
quite large. when it Is considered that
generally tho relicts Of the President OF
the. United States are left only small
pittance, and amply sufficient TO enable
her to liyoin an elegant and comfortable
manner. .rss l-'
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Mrs. Abraham Lincoln Restored
TO Her Reason and Freedom.

From the Chicago TImcsl -r
A year ago Mrs. Abraham Lincoln was
adjudged insane by the County Court Of
this county, and sent TO Batavia to pri.
vate asylum for care and treatment. Al
ter remaining there for time, three ply.
sicians, one from Madison, Wis, another
from Jacksonville, and the third from
this city, called upon her by previous ar
rangement with view Of ascertaining
the adyisability OF allowing her to visit
sister at Springfield, in compliance with
her urgent and repeated requests, and the
that the Journey could be safely and bsne.
ficiaIly made. Mrs. Lincoln at once joy
fully gathered her baggage together, bid
adieu to the institution, and sought
Springfield, where she remained the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. N. W. Edwards.
The kind care and '..."