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Springfield Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1876

Page

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Vintage City Directory Fragments Include Grocers and Artisans

A jumbled list of names, shops, and addresses appears, detailing dry goods, groceries, hardware, and services in a late 19th or early 20th century city. Notable entries include merchants, attorneys, jewelers, and doctors, with streets such as Main, St Louis, and Court appearing alongside numerous firm names. The OCR yields scattered firm names like Parson Lawson, Parson, Rountree Co, and various craft and retail businesses, painting a snapshot of urban commerce.

Ad Story Of Little Slack Sheef In Portage Map Tale

Fragmented excerpt narrates a fable about a ewe and a wicked wolf. It weaves themes of trust, danger, and moral lessons as characters confront peril and social behavior. References to shepherds, love, and a cautionary outcome appear within a dreamlike parable.

Little Slack

The Silver Bill and a Pardoning Case

A likely Monday move to revive Kelley’s silver dollar bill follows a seven vote swing since last week’s defeat as several lawmakers return from absence. Gov Kirkwood of Iowa pardoned Mrs Stickley, once convicted and jailed for the Byron Wright shooting, a schoolmaster wounded over two years ago who later died in an asylum.

Kelley Gov. Kirkwood Lowa Stickley Byron Wright Saugamon Macivan Vermillion Il Ilinois Wabash Houdiana Lissory St. Clair Morrison Indiana John P. Campbell E. M. Campbell Delaware James Wilson Creek Mat Ani Maury County Tennessee Springfield Jo Miller Kickapoo Prairie Baby America

The Rebels Did it All.

The piece mocks a Cincinnati convention uproar over rebellion as a cover for political scandals. It references Blaine and various figures tied to corruption, arguing the rebel label fails to explain recent associations with investments, stock dealings, and officeholders.

Cincinnati Nater Lewin Wington Blaine House of Representatives Fisher Little Rock Fort Smith Northern Pacific Stock and Bonds United States Mr. Blaine Mr. Belkhap Mr. Robeson Babcock Sanborn Busines McDonald St Jayne Aast

Something New in Pomology

A New York suburb resident bought Bartlett trees from a tree agent for ten dollars each. The trees bore russet pears in two years, prompting the agent to question the buyer’s knowledge. The agent claimed Bartlett trees never bear Bartlett pears the first year, exposing the buyer’s ignorance and ending the agent’s local activity.

T. Quinn Sevibneys New York Bartletts

German voters drift from Republicans to Tilden over Grantism

In Washington reports the German element in Michigan and neighboring states is shifting loyalty from the Republican ticket to Tilden. Zach Chandler, leading the campaign, curses the Germans as the revolt grows, while other GOP figures warn of inflated costs and struggle to contain the stampede. The shift reflects a broader mood for reform and party change.

Tilden Zach Chandler Washington Michigan Ohio Wisconsin Iowa Inois Minnesota Schurz Grant

Taxpayers confront civil list growth and reform

The New York Sun denounces high government spending after the Civil War, accusing a Printing Ring and a Congress-controlled Blue Book of hiding costly patronage. It argues for biennial register-based figures, notes officeholder growth from 1,538 in 1861 to 6,000 plus in 1870, and reports House plans to cut force by 20 percent and salaries to trim excesses.

Senate Congress Department State, Treasury, Interior, War, Navy, Justice and Post Office Departments Lincoln Johnson Grant Boutwell Washington House of Representatives House Morrill Main Bristow Conference Committee Sen

Mind Treasures on Aging and Purpose in Life

A reflective essay urges accepting aging, choosing meaningful work over wealth pursuit. It contrasts serene elderhood with restless youth, praising intellectual pursuits, virtue, and service to humanity. The piece encourages living for higher ideals, avoiding vanity, and finding calm in wisdom and benevolence.

Pone Tfar Solomon Pind A. T. Stewart Tate Mammon Cullen Bryant Port James Gordon Bennett Calaimitiea Jay

Sea Grove at Cape May Point described in letters

A visitor writes from Sea Grove near Cape May Point describing the seaside town. The letter details a central pavilion, four season views in a tower, groves, a lake, and lighthouses for mariners. It notes Cape May’s bustle, the Fifth Maryland regiment parade, fireworks, and social entertainments with Hassler's Orchestra.

Drax Leanes Sea Grove Cape May Point Delaware Bay United States Williama Les Groves Association England Philadelphia Cape Hoslopen Desi Leaver Cape May Maryland H. D. Loney Congress Gall Bradley T. Johnson Richmond Col. Loney Hassler Baltimore Washington Neptune

Grant and Grant in the National Baptist’s rebuke of the President

The National Baptist denounces Grant and his party as non political yet expresses strong disapproval of the President. It criticizes recent removals and resignations of Yar gan Goy Jewell and Pratt and Bristow’s resignation, praising their honesty and economy while contrasting the President’s actions with his allies.

Grant National Baptist Nevar Grant Yargan Goy Jewell Pratt See. Bristow Bristow and

Foreign Aid Follies Expose Johnson Skeptic Turnabout

In a Washington Chronicle tale, Mr. Johnson, a cautious yet kind citizen, watches as a women’s gathering forms the Foreign Benevolent Society. He offers ten dollars only if fifteen wives confirm chores, ten husbands lack worn stockings, five intact stockings, or other domestic checks, exposing a coercive charity ruse.

The Washington Chronicle Johnson Society

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