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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-28
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE. !
WASHINGTON, May 2S, 1877.
There was tot large crowd in the ante
rooms Of the President this morning. Two
Western delegations both in reference to 6nan'
eial questions, were at the MANSION, and there
was the usual number Of gentlemen with axes
to grind, looking after the official grlndstone.
Its now pretty we'll settled that there will
be no change in the office of the Register Of
Wills now held by Simon Wolf. at least, for
some time. y prominent Alcxandriau is un-
derstood to have been candidate for Mr..
VOLTS place.
1t is said that Mr.. Hayes has promised a
place on the Supreme Court bench to Attorney
General Davens.
Letters received from Richmond by mem
Der Of tho Cabinet announce great satisfaction
there, not so much at the appointment of COL
Forbes az at the displacement Of Miss Van
Lew.
VIRGINIA NOTES.
\ change will be made 10 the Buckand post
Office, Prince William county, this afternoon.
}. 3. Huntou, the postmaster there, has re-
signed and r. Il. Saunders, who has Pc
tition for the place signed by fifty i've citizens,
will be appointed to succeed him.
There seems to be lul in Virginia affairs
at the Capital. There has not been commit
tee nor delegation here for a week past.
1t is UNDERSTOOD that j. L. Jones is to be
made postmaster at Edge Hill, King George
county. Va.
The new rule as 10 advertising rates is to be
applied to the newspapers publishing govern.
moot advertisements 10 Virginia. Neither of
those papers have filed any objection to the
ruling, and it is generally considered hero a
not unfair one.
Gov. Walker arrived here yesterday from
California looking, if possible, handsoGer than
ever, and 10 fine health, He leaves for Rich
mond this evening,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-28
ST0GiiiHYu Farmers Club.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Wood
laHn Farmers Club was held on Saturday last
at the residence Of Mr. g. ". Mason. ucas Ac
cOink
Il. 4. iiobrrla read an article ir Oil tho AM
crican Farmer, crlticl5ing Il late discussion 10
Tie Club upon ihc subject OF the use Of lime
in agriculture, the opinion Of :; majority cl the
Club being that The beuclits resulting from the
use CT oyster she'll lime had not cqualcd cxpcc-
tatonS.
M article from Tenncssccan attribu;iog the
deterioration Of seed wheat to the bed system
OF farming in the South was then discussed and
the cause Of the deterioration alluded attrlDut
cd moro to carcIcssUcs5 in the selection OF seed
than to the sys'cln Of farming in use.
+. t. Mason, from the Committee on the
Proposed Agricultural Fair aad Exhibition, 10
be held in this city next September, reported
that Mcssrs. James Green and ". n. Brown
would probably allow tic Club the free Use Of
the building and adjoining lots on the corner
Of Lee aud Cameron streets, for that purpose.
The pear blight was then discussed, and
opinions differed as to whether it was caused
ty solar Influences or was the effect OF fungus
growth.
An invitation from the Potomac Fruit Grow
ers' Association 10 attend their strawberry
festival and excursion 90 the 9Th proximo, was
received and accepted, and an invitation was
extended 10 President Hayes and family to &C
company them on the OCCASION.
y meeting Of the Ladies' Ilousei;ecpcrs' AS
ISOLATION was held at the same time and place.
The next meeting Of the Club will be held
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-28
Suits Tor Damages.

SAN Francisco, May 27.-Thc grand jury
Of Edorado county have found criminal TO-
dc!ucnt against the fronIlators vi the San
Francisco ChroDic!n on tic complaiot Of u. 5.
Senator Sargent aud Congressman Page, based
on th, publication BY hat Journal OF Plnrcy s
statements, rchactlng upon them, and the
Chronicle 4 editorial comments thereon.
\ similar complaint ia now under coDsidara'
ton Ey the grand jury Of San Joaquin county,
at Stockton. The Morniog Call will publish
TOMORROW COMMUNICATION from Stockton Az
nou1cine the Intention of Mcssrs Sargent add
Page to hrlGG similar complaints before the
grand jury 0i each couoty ia The Statc that
c0nvcnca 10 tim; i0c their action IN order 10
brne the matter before the public so as To be
available for their gindlcltioI during the pres
cnt political cAmpago.
The gran! jury OF San Francisco county does
not meet until JUG, wucu similar action Will
be taken here.
TIE object Of bringing complaints in every
county is stated to j., in order to rise the de-
fence OF M3s5rs. Sargent and Page AZ Wide
publicity as the charges made against them.
a. spriluous liquors will oiuge mcp, So
op;um Gr morphia will harmtdiIy effect The
baby. d.. Bulls Baby Syrup is Tie remedy
for tbs baby. 1t Is free from opium. ffica
- cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-28
MI. Vernon.

10 tie c,lti0r Of the jIuStiay'oa G'wir
The books oil the superintendent. OF hii'
non give some items CT the centrh"" '.
which will interest your rcad-is ~ ,I'..
of '76 the visitors 10 Mt. Vernon We H.
paying 81 OBS. The lunch tab.H "roH''' -
SIl2l 30. The total revenue. - O)''-'. "a.
total expenditures, comprising payTc, o. -
perintcndcnt, clrpcGtCr, p0icc, ''rV"n'.' ''
with the outlay for lunch table, rcpii!7' ''.'
amounted to *I,7SS.3I. ln Augu't ne u nv
Der of visitors was 4 80. Ia September
number Of visitors increased to ',l'', '".
urch table brought in 81, l%l.1p. l"''. ~.
pu,, >54yJ.Sj. The expenses weFc : w..
being necessarily iacrcascl ty The L'2c.'.J ~.
q greater number Of guides and w. ',5r.
police, az also by the heavy dram 81 F''' ''.'..
table. ..,.....,.
Ottobrr proved TO be ria Climax ot tar o.l.
teupial harvest for Nit. Vernon. H. 'r,''
amounted to 1902; lunch tsb.H !s'..!'..'
s2,577, O5; total revenue, :G,iyl. I" W.
jitures for month Of October, = -, ".
vember shows heavy falling III: l|.' -.
visitors, 3,l27; lunch table, 80? -, ,....
revenues 81 ,490.1y Doccm5cr '1o"'". 49,.
sc visitors; lunch table made :'.,|.
revenues, 1926 10; exrc MIXTURES !'E ...' ~
$459G4. The year 1877 has opeH,' S '-',.,.
Increased average number OF Vl7t':-; n,
an augmented interest ID the iro=rc!,, - ,.,.
Vernon. TO gain an idea G! what he '4"IA 'r.,.
cd EXPENSES Of Mt. Vernon HAY b., t"% '.''''
ing is added - ,......,.;.
During Oe obcr part Of the what "'5 ~. .".'.
away by freshct and injury done to ,n' . .,n;,.
Cost Of repairs was 1902 AZ. The pfr, 49,.
was last repaired 10 1893, had to DC e''',' ,,,-
stored at a cost Of $1,000, WIG" '1-'
raised by the regent aud by the 7It1 ''' IL. 80
their States 1904, n.
Six pew gates were pat up, cot ; -, ....'.,s
two porters lodges aud gate at tie '',' r..
entrance were restored By the nta'G u 49,, II
sin. through the rxerlions o! the gee -.
that State at cost Of $7j0.i+. i o''' ''''
Of repair since July, ISL, 20, !ot,>. ,..., =.
As fitting close to tins s'ai!7t't'' 80 ,..
will make an extract from 'h+ T'',r% r..
treasurer Of the association, geo. w.
esq. ..,,,o, ta.i. a,i.r
your orders. | have purchased sin'' ~ H..
r. mort in United States - bonji o. o. 2.,l !.
ST, 500, and United States At per t,'.' =. 49,.
for s. 900, Which have been rrsl-'' '-, r,l
name Of the association for cute" ''',' ,I ,s
The balance 10 my hands Is 10" !: - .'n +, -.
last sum is kept in the treasurer : " ~
fund for contingent EXPENSES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-28
Letter from CulDeDCr.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
CULpErER. Va, May 25.-The election yes
terday passed off quietly, 80 quietly that bu
for q larger crowd than usual at street coroer
none could have discovered that 40 importau
election was occurring. The ticket as nomi
o single exception elected by fair majority
The regular nominee for mayor was defeated,
and Major John 3. Stanard, who, having beer
brought out as an independent candidate, had
positively refused to allow his name to be used
in opposition to the convention nominee, and
had published 4 card to that effect, was, not.
withstanding, elected by large majority and
made mayor 10 spite OF himself.
Hon. James Barbour has announced himself
candidate for the Legislature from this coun.
convention. la view of Mr.. Barbour univcr.
sal popularity, it is doubtful if he will have any
opponent
Mr.. 1. DID, Johnson, to whom was awarded
the contract for supplying the State with "Al.
cohoc and Malt Liquor Registers, !" is now in
New York perfecting his arrangements. With
tho exception Of the wheels and pinions all the
work will be done in CuIpeper Mr.. johnson,
in his bid, made several suggestions as i'm.
provements to the register as originally adopt.
ed, and instead of the heavy, unwieldy and
awkward wooden boz, his will be neat and
compact iron casket, of onc.haf the siz, and
exceedingly ornamental both 10 execution and
design. The new register will also index one
million, instead Of one thousand drinks, and is
furnished with patent seal lock lately invent
ed by MIR. johnson.
The seventeen.y year lOcusts have made their
appearance 10 large numbers, and except that
they kill tho extreme ends Of branches both of
forest and fruit trees in depositing eggs, they
do no damage to vegetation.
Frost for the last night or two owing to the
dryness, has done no injury. A. I
The Greek Chambers opened to-day. The
opposition is very strong, ADD the position OF
the Cabinet extremely insecure.
Sixteen thousand soldiers will be sent to
Cuba the coming autumn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-28
SUCCESSIVE

Our sanctum to-day was made redolent by a
magnificent bouquet composed Of the richest
and choicest flowers culled and sent to US by a
lady whose beautiful conservatory is no more
noted for the lovelncss of it's contents than she
is for the sweetness of her disposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-28

Sixteen thousand soldiers will be sent to
Cuba the coming autumn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-28

The Greek Chambers opened to-day. The
opposition is very strong ADD the position OF
. the Cabinet extremely insecure.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

aus Rtnneapp1tS wtrb beridtet
Der Counts gcmmtfdr bes britten Dtfrtfts
SER 6. 9ebbert5, tpel6er feinen 8pbn,
plat I'M 8e3trf Serfauft bate unb In einen
dnbern seScsen tpar, 1T mad benz @crtlaut
bes @eieBes, rel6es befast, ba6 ieber Gpme
mtTdr ietnen @pbnprt In bent Don TIM
pertretenen 8e3trt baben miee, ictnes Clint.
ties serlufts erfldrt tpprben unb in Splse
beien Don benz Gpunts aubitcr, benz Reai-
fer Of DEEDS unb benz 8diienridter Ser
6. Z. Spnes gu fetnem Na6folser erfldrt
ipprben. 6err 9ebberls, pel6er T6 in
Ct. paul befanb, ais btefe MuBresel se-
gen i'm tn's @erf selett purbe, mar ntdt
fpents BON berfelben ilberraiht unb bat
9rOtcf sesen btefelbe etnselest.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29
Stadt II. g@and.

Scr 81. Npia Sun9frauen= SScreiu
ipdblte in letner SabreSoerlammluns fol,
senbe Sedmten:
prdipentin-Gbriftna @erben.
8iceprdl ntin-Gun Sbera.
S~eeretdrin-Marsdretbu @tlwerf6eib.
Observation-Disclosures @temann.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

6plsbtebTdble.-Sm btefsen Suns
besseri6te iino pprldufis bic 9rc3eTe ne
gen 5p1sbtebfabls auf Sunbestdnbereien su
Gnpe seflbrt. Spbn %. Dap unb %. s.
Das befunnten ii6 fhu1bis bes unbere6>
tisten Ginprinsens in bic @albunstn urb
purpen gu ~24flnpiser Gtniperruns I'M
GpuntoseflnsniB, gu elmer 6elbbuee son ie
$25 unb Srdeuns Der Soften Serurtbeilt.
S. >. Sod, Coins 9arpaue unb Gasrdr
Neaber %befannten f6 betref5 beFelbeu
Sersebens i4u1tts unb wurben ebensfaas
III 2~4tinbtser Gtniperruns, sur Srasunq
Der Soften uno 3u GelobuBeu otrurtbeilt
1estere betra9en etpaS rtebr ais Bel ber
suerft @enannten, ndmli6 tbei1s $135
tbetls 800, tbeils $50. Iber sewiB iini
aae bte1e 9trufen iebr 9ndbts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

armer>8erf6eruns. Die erfe
idbrlt4e Serlammluns Der Sarmers sesen,
Iettisen gerit4erunssseiedf6aft BON Got,
taee Grove unb 8Dpbburs purbe leste
8p6e a~bsebalten uno fClsenbe 8eamte fit
bas nd6fe Sa6r erpdblt
Srdibent-S. @ipbletpn.
@6asmetfer--G. 4pres.
@efretdr-S. @. Surber.
Oirectpren: Same5 RibbletOn, 6 4arts
q. S. Sepielb, 8m. Sprpler, S. G. Met
ltde, %. Seen, @nt. S. 9asentan. SDb1
Art9tt, 6. 80. Surbcr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

Hprp- 9detFt Sabn. Gtc ct.
Glpub Shines bebauptet aus gutter Gueae
3u wiFen, Das bic Ncrtbern 9act7e Giien,
babn Elm eisenes S6tenense1eiie spn Min-
ueapplis Bis Sauf Rapibs an ber @eflette
bes Mtliiitppi bauen min unb babel ppr
Der Ntlpautee unb ct. 9aul unterflbt
werben fol-. Oils @runb pirb anseseben
bab bic iesiaen Ibma6uneen NIT Der ct
9uul uno 9acife nt6t pprtbeilbaft fir BIZ
NOrtbern gacife fetn Ipuen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

Aus ct. Mi6aeI, Brtsbt g., wtrt
semelbet, bae fi6 balelbf Elm ~bebeutenber
llnternebmunsssetf fir bas fsntmenbe
Sribiatr funbstebt. 90 trtft 6err S. 8.
Aapt, ais anseiebener !6anbe1Smann in
tpeiteren 8retfen b%efannt, gorbereitunsen
3um 8uu etnes srpben Gel6dftsbaufes.
Iu6 s. S. 3admann beabfidttst su bau.
en-, eit 3et6en neuen Gef6dft5auff9wun,
1es.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

!6err 6. 8abburne, sewefener
amerifanii6er @e1anbter tn 9arts, belt
ant pOrisen DOnnerfas Abenb etnen bD4f
intereFanten pTenti6en Scrtrus aber ietne
GrlebntFe pdbrenb Der f4redenocaen Be-
Gaseruns bon 9arts int 1esten beutl6>
frans6fl6en Srtese. Na6ber bra6te etne
8erlammluns beutider Burger benz 9rn.
8albburns, rpel4er su iener Sriess5eit bic
Deutl6en in pari8 inter ieinen S6us Sc
npnmen bate, ibre 6ulpisuns bur4 eine
5srenabe bar, fur pel6e Der @efeierte in
beralthen Wprtet bdrfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

Sretsefprphen murbe 3dts Nrr>
nan, pel1e tbren 9icbbdber 9eible erI6pf>
ZEN bate, tnbem bic aufsefldrten @el6po'
rerten IN @tnneapOlts ~annabmen, bic
8crbtbat let tint 3uftanbe pes @abntnna
rerilbt tpprben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29
3797
Srieffaifen.

Rep. Sd. u. 9. 8eften Ganf fir bic
.3ufenbuns!
s. 9. Sbre tnterefante Gtnfenbuns
fam letber fir bteIe Summer 3u fpdt.
Dem - NDntmus" tn 9aftnss
biene sur &ntpprt, baB es fetneS Ramens
nt6t bebarf ~fonbern bab fetne Obren lang
senus finb, um i'm fc9let6 3u e%rfennen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29
@eibnatbt in MinneiDta.

Oas benfen iih bic wertben 2eler i'm
Often notwithstanding etnsemunamt in Buff
felrpf unb Sel;mite BITS ilter bic Stren,
pie ettpa in 2drplanb ; ober ba trren ite ft4
gang 9ewaltis. Set @p6en erfreuten mir
uns eines 70 mtlben 8etters, pab Naes tpie>
Der auftau4te, fp9ar Der dlte perfnpherte
Batter Der Gewd6er. Iuf ben Slseln iprpbt
neues @rin, 1psar SGlni6en unb ant &C.
bi16e &npspen. 0abei 1T eS nt6t gum
9erwunberr, tpenrt bic Sarmer wieber gum
9Fuse 9rtfen. 'IuS Serl4tepenen Gpun~
ties famen Seri6te baoDn unb fpsar aus
benz Nprbwelten, pel6er bic 5arten Nerpen
Der Sildnber 16aubern ma4t, i6reibt uns
Sreunb 9eter Maus, bab in Der @emetnbe
DON ct. 8enbel unb in anberen 8e9enben
Don Stcarns Counts bic Soruter luft9
p1l9en.
Mqerbinss Bat bteles 8etter fur ben
Stabt6empbner feline @6attenfeiten, benin
Der 2anpman 1T Yerbtnbert, BET benz I61e6,
ten s3uttdtoe Der StrdBen, letne Yrpputfe
auf Rem Marft gu b%rin9en. 1nb bd Der
Sauer chen ein Mitsttep bes abr fan<
bes 1T, 70 1pirt Der b rtanb bieb M
pfnplih.
Np@ Gins Oas Gts auf benz Mtliiliips
vi 1T sebrpGen, utD DOR a4t Ta9en lieB
ii6 baS before @fetfen be5 Oampfer5
yGante Setles" ipteber bDren, uno am
gSetbnu@tsfelte 9ub cs cine Grcurfpn mad
Sort Smelling per Boot. Gtne punberli9e
Mdbr aus IinneIpta, aber lie 1T wabr unb
trDi tlt6 fur Ginpanberer. Iaerpin9s 1T
babel pas ate auh anherpdrts beplbrte
Sprthwprt ntdt gu Yer9elen: @ritne
@etbnd6t-metbc Sfern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

Sn Der btet9en 6anbe18fdm>
Mt r nurbe Ypn benz 1Drberdtbenben Cunt
m1ittee Scrtdt iber SerIhtebene Gpunt9,
4nltultcn "critattet unb itber bic beretts
friber semelbete 3upetIun9 Don Srriinnts
gen o,f bic &%rmenfarm fpl9enbes ausse<
ipr06en
Sn Se;us auf bic @rmenfdrm firben mir.
bub felt bent 8ert6te Der @rpbsel9wprenen
setrennte &dumlt6fetten fir bic petbGi6en
8abninni9en einsert6tet unb btelelben
unter Obbut elmer epmpetenten Iuffebertn
seiteat wprben iinb, fe aud gut bebanbelt
iperben. a3uridsretfenb duf bic bur6 bic
0ranb SurY semd6te 8emerfun9, bdb
Srrlinnise unb Sbtpten, fpte barn1lD8 le
duA letn mD9en, itberbdupt nt4t auf BITE
Armenfarm seb6ren, 70 Bat Sbr COMMITTEE
BET ben Mutprttdten Der SrrensInfdlt in
ct. 9eter dn9efra9t, um fet3uteaen, pb
unb 81 mel6en 8ebinsun9en bic jest auf
Der &rmenfarm befnblt6en 10 Srritnntsen
pteber na6 ct. Seter suridsebra6t were
BEN fDnnen. Nd6 Gmpfans ether babtn
beslsli&en Mntport, baB bic Srrenanfalt
ni6t8 baptber Bat, bteie 10 Sranfen pitoer
anf3unebmen fails Ranties Gcuntp $3.50
p6@entltd fir ieben berielben be5ablen
wpae, wurpe bel6lpFen, benz 8Oarb Der
Gpunts, g pmmtHdre SIT empfebten, 70 ral6
pie m0slt6 benz A%rmenbaule bteie eaf ab>
sunebmen.
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ct. Neters tnterffdeunas=0 erein

Dds 3ranfen 6 cnmtttee res e.. qsters ilnterfhb.
nR9s sSSrstnS rcm /. @lpntae I'm De;. bis aunt 1. Npns
tag I'm Sarn ssi 1873 Stltstt aus f~Otsentsn Ssrren +:
SSeTst StNFuSi sStsfnaa 5tererr. Ode GcaeeeGre.
8rHaIb bel Statlmauus 8raueret.
tnttrsr D%iifritt.. @asntr ptiliss. ode 6 urb Sort
Ctr. gnasnsT Sctssn, Dat Ctr. g8aIter Gari, ode
t3ranfe 9ereinsmttslieSer taten f6 an elm spitofieb
hes &raufeu< 6 Committees Tires Gifriftes m r,nssn'
Sdeot S6ntstus. eefr,t5r.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

SER Rdr STINT, label and bieifs
Sabr feine 5ablret6en Sreunbe eirt su benz
feinen Reuiabrs<eun9, wet6er bet t1m
tets Bel bteiem AnlaFe ierptrt mtrb. Ran
leie bic nebentebenbe Mnseise.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29
G6e Der Neunten unO Graanse etra6e.
Sr. n. S~dbIfmdnn'S
SeutIdbeS Iftbma Seilmittel.

SIR bic ausenblitlide Grleidteruns anb Ssiluns
ron Mitbma unb Hfthmabcid)ruercen iebwcecr
Sprm. 9Siro sebrducbt mittels @inatbmuna.
Dtefes in tduienfen ron 5dusn eur& Nerite unh
in Spfpitdlern 0eutl6lants erprcbte Mtttel befett
auS 8rdutern. 6arlen unb 8inoen. rerbunssn NIT
rrieiRirtnreu GbemifaIien. rtl&e etne beruttsenee
unt trdmpiIt1snre Gtseni6dft dut Gle Suftrotren
auedbt, zen Shtetmauswurf erlei6tert unb 9etesn.
I eta ~fOirrtise 6dlfe uno an9enetme &ute reri6afft.
\ ST rcut6nrts ~sefatrics une fanu nit rcntrmme-
1er St8ertett ron rem l~artefftn 8ineern getrau6t
reresn. greis 50 Cts. unb S1.O0 ie mad Ger
SrSse. Son allen &ppttttern ;I tdben. retr sc.
gen etRieutun9 tes SetrastS, qrrtDfret ron Ncpes
STo. uns Cutler, @tpleiale Grrsifsn. ct. paul,
DttRn., Assnten lur Ntnnefpta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

Gin neuer 8auperetn 1T unter
bent &amen Capitol Building Society &C.
erinbet tppr6er. Die Sedmten beSfe1ben
finb:
Srdibent: Inbrew &. &tefer;
Siee>Yrdltent s. q. Sdrfer;
96abmeiter: 5asbdrtb 9ab1sadrp
Stfretir: OetdSius 6. Serr9;
Inmnlt: SraneiS S. @ilbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

Gtnmt1tt6ri16esS daufpte1
bate Winneupplts AM pprtsen Dienftas.
:3pei @pmpusnien pe6 20 Snfarteriere9t<
ments iparen ndmlih Son Sort Smelling
anae1anst unb iebten nit Der &estments-
muIif an Der 6ptse ibren @arl4 mad benz
Saeifebeppt fort, UNI mad Der teranilhen
9ren5e befDrbert su perbeh.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

u. Stierle, Druggist and Pharmaceu'
fist, Deuti6e 4pptbefe, 200 DIT. StraBe
Gde Der 9%rOabwas, Ct. paul, Mtnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

Gin Qnterefanter Criminal
9rp5eb tum In btefen Sa9en III ct. 9es
ter sesen etnen 6errn S. 2ppntts, Der be-
i4ulbtst purpe, etne &n3al @etsenttdets,
int setrds BON 1856 eeftpblen 3u baben,
5ur gerbanb1ubs. gerwtdelt in bteie Sc
f9t6te 1T Der borttse G~iienbabn Stations
&sent SIC Grader, an pel6en bic !6erren
9rae1 II. DubciHDn In Munfato bic err
pdbnten 2tfets, ;u beren Realtiruns &C.
f6tft batten. Derfelbe bebauptet, bic 81,
diets S~erlorer ;u baben, bic gertbeibtser
beS 2pprntS aber MAIDEN seltenb, bab bic
fer ie Don MeGraden CUR gerwertbuns err
balten babe, pbne beren Gtseni9aft ais
unredteS @ut ;u fennen.
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Auf Der 9pfpfftee IN ct. glcub
purben int 9aufe bteles Sabre5 $4,000
Srtefe, $4,000 @pittarten, $4,000 Girfula~
re, se9en 100000 3ettunaen Ii. /. M. ser-
lanpt.
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d.-gor eintsen 1asen
brdnnte In Mari6al etn StaI bes Mare
i6a1 6otel ab. Sn bemlelben %befanben
fi6 IS 9ferbe urb 4 &ute, wel6e ilrnmt~
lid in ben Slammen umfamen. Dte frans
fe Srau 8ea, Satin be8 Gisentbimers bes
6ptels, murbe bapur6 70 ansesriTen, baB
fte am nddten Mpr9en itarb.
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Offices: Gde Der Drtttet unb ct. Setter
Ctr. ar5t: Or. Grantis GtpDDb, Sffte
Sturben 81.
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: q II.

3. Br;emter. TatStas albert 6antIpS. Gltern
Trtert SGxsIcs aNb Mursaretto sch. Silssrs.
TSnd Wartd SBeMss. Glttrn Srant 91snisI une
Wdrta aeb. Srieel.
y. Del. Steptan 6sfer. 6Itern: eteptaa Setter
unb SAna @eGIpfltns.
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lGtndefanbt.l
Barber, Sartbault 60, "a. Deg, 1877.
ytebrr Bdnberer! :.

Sarbcr, S1rtbault 60, "a. Deg, 1877
ytebrr Bdnberer! f.
mad 8eenbisuns meiner @ei6dfte Il
Mdnf1tp beluhte th ben bp6m. P. S6ntb
Ter, S. }. unp bic BON Selutttn selettet
Shulc. in melhsr man bic bette Srcnur!
uto Sprtreffi6e Sebrer inbet. Ods Shul.
unp 9farrbauS LIT cine .3terbe fir ManfdtO
0as !6aus 1T 60 X 100 unp flint Stpdperl
bod, bic paneben ftebenbe STRIDE 1T Is \
ITS beibe @ebdube iinb aus Bad uni
Sru6ftetneh erbaut. Nan benft bier IN
Ranfatp ni9t, ba6 bic Seiuiten 70 furdt,
Bar unp itaatssefdbrti6 ieien, pte Surf
Stsmard III preuben ie bebanbelt. Sd
babe NIT Nmerifanern seiprp6en, bic mir
ia9ten, baB fe bic Seluiten ais quite, lie
%benswlrpi9e Drtefer a6ten.
Nanfatp 1T elm iebr betriebiamcr SlaB,
es BAT bret Gilenbabnen, 3pei Mablmablen,
etre !6ptelmiblc, cine Selmlble, swet
@lusfubrtfen, 3 quite @usen~ unp S6lit'
ten Sabrifen; beIpnberS fnpet man BET
6errn S 6ilestetm cine srpBe Qusw1bl
son ben beten leltffabrtSirten Wagen utp
S61itten furS sefast, Nanfatc 1T etn
b~ebeutenber 0ei6dfts>9las, nit l66nen
6ebduben unp e5 erfreut fi6 eines suten
6anhe1s. =. 9.
Gin Sa9ps Mbenteuer wirp aus
ct. Soiept, 5tearns Gpunta, scntelbet,
wie fpl9t:
Snterefante Jaspanetbpten 1iefert Der
Snbtanbul6 1T 10 reidbaltt9er Suae, bae
ELM d6ter Sd9er, brr bic Sa9picenen lit Der
re6ten 8etle uu83ui6milden wetB, nab
renb Der lait9en Mtnterabenbe pe5 Grsdbe
lens unp Der tr1ute 8reiS Der Tnnti1ie ul1p
Der Sreunpe peS aufmerfiamen Nnborens
ni6t ilberprlliis plrpe. Inter pielen &c.
i4t6ten oerpient Defenders etnc Sbutla6e
erpdbnt 81 merpen, mel9e ft6 DOR eintsen
Sdsen in Der Ndbe opn ct. Spbn's Gpleee
5utrus. Gin ituttlt6er 6tri6 Bate li6 in
bic Ndbe etne5 6armerbduleS 9eip19t, INT
an Dem btnter penl Gtale lteaeltben ,6eu
lctnen qudlenben !6unaer gu tiaen. Dcs
Tarmer5
,9bplay, Der 10 munde Naht
l6au5 unp 6pf treu bat tcnadt,"
lab 1T Der !6unblun9spetie pes p~reiiten
gSalobewpbners Elm 9rpBe5 Serbrehen utb
~itilr;te besbalb tputbenb auf be6en Naden
tint tb1t pbne Grbarmen au erplrsen. Gs
e%ntitanp ein Gefti9er .3wetfumpf, Der ii6er
nit Der NieDerta9e be6 Sbslar seenbet bit
te, penn nibt gum ltn9lide bes arn1cn Scr,
ttetbi9ers Der GARNER, fur beden Gedt
9balar fdn1pfte, 5u Suite seetlt wdre. O1
iener nidt iAne1 9enu9 bic SAteBwafe
bplen %fpnrte, er9rtf or etnenStetn unb traf
ben Srempltns mad bent 8etipiele 0astbS
p~erartia auf bic Sttrn, Dap er erl6Dpft 5u
8pben ftel unb an Srt unb Steqe leir &C.
ber fur ein 10 sertnses gerbre6en 1afeu
mubte.
Sn Dteler 9e9ebenbett ipie9elt iid elm
9tid bes ieBisen f%cetalen Qeben6 ab: aui
Der einen Sette btttere RDtb, auf Der an,
bern 96welseret In l1eberfub unp beralpie
| 6drte 9eaet ben Irnten.