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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18

PATENTS, &C, were issued TO residents of
the District OF Columbia and MARYLAND for
The week ended the Sd instant, a. follows
District OF Columbia-A. Rarnum, assiyDnr
by mesDe assignment to f.. r. Rice, for ven
tIlaiOT, Robert i. Donaldson, dental Mug
ger; label registered by X. Il. Ferguson tor
compound Glycerite of CarbOIic Acid Of
CamphOT.' Msrylaud-DaTiuS Carter, f)r
ECIutC motor springs; T.. W. Giles for pen
holder tips: VIM. \. Wicks, processes and
APPARATUS for canning fruits, vegetables
&c, design for match safes patented by
WIN. III. MattLai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18

SECONDHAND CLOTHING, FURNI
md Goods Of every descripfion bought, and the
ntEnsss cssA prices paid Order. p mail promDty
oetD-H Corner lQth street. and Peapa Avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18

All other Goods 100 numerous 20 mention reduced
at same proportion Ia prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18
transactions In Real Estate.

The following written instruments have
been filed in the office OF the Recorder of
Deeds since our last report:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-18

WILLET d LIBBEY,
Corner Sirth street and Setc York dceaue,
jyl6-tr Opposite Northern Liberty Market.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

WASHINGTON. March % -Th;.
following has t,ecn addressed ny Sec
rrtary sSchnrtZ TO all the heads { (
bureaus of tie Interior Department /:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WAsHINGroS, March 2D.->ir |
desire ynu tn report to me i'm writ,
iIg. At as eatly n day AS possible, on
the following points
First. Tue organization, di&tri
button and III thodS OF business of
your bureau.
Second The force employed and
the character of their employment
in detail.
Tnird, The efficiency of that
force; giving your judgement rs {"
the ch 4ngts that may be desirable
in the personal interests OF the ser
Wee. -e.
Fourth. What reductions rnay be
practicable.
Fifth. Your observations as to
existing abuses, if a"v There be,
and ~ to th" remedies tn ha applied
=. s4ixth, Your views rs To the
changes, if any, that may be desira.
ble in the business m-th,ds Of Your
hurt-Au.
4. Your report will serve rs the ba-
sis Uf future examination.
Very respectfully,
{. SCHCRTZ, SSc'ry.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

Seldom in the history Of q State
does single persoT or family WELD
the extended power and influence i'll
its politics as. does the Cameron
family in our Commonwealth.
A generation has passed sine 81.
mon the elder entered the Senate of
the United States having secured u
majority 10y illigitiulate means. He
has been ever since leader in poll
tics debauching elections, seeking
and grasping office for pecuniary in
terest an power. During the last
administration he WAS ii power be-
hind the throne, principal actor in
the arena of national politics and
legislation. lie exercised autrcratic
sway over his subject. Oilire.s were
dismissed for no other reason than
that they honestly and efficiently
performed their trusts aud wer1 SUI
percei5i 10y .men known TO be will
ing to do their maSte. > bidding.
HIS son Don Was pressed into the
cabinet as Secretary Of war against
the wish of the better class of Ills
own party. The war minister at the
head of the Pennsylvania delegation
overthrew Blaine at cincinnati by
making them defeat themselves
against their OWL wishes and That Of
tue Republican, party of the Com
monwealth, for Blaine was their
choice and1itlOl.
Their united power and energy
was employed III connection with
the employment of all doubtful
means to- secure. the election of
Hayes. Being befeaLed 10y IL large
popular majority oftheoppole1it, VINO
into also nd IL handso4te .mtjorlty
of the Electorals they agdiiifuS. .ieJ
the breach and defeated. the choice
OF the people. - = -,
But what was the reward asked
for these Iabors ?, A continuance OF
power with the reappU litnlent OF j,
Don as War Minister. Witness the
aiacritY of tire trained odice holder
and office seeker. Tne Governor anG
his lieutenants in Office, the Con
gressnen, the Republican, portion ol
the Legislature, the Pilgrims ol
Phlladelpiia, office. holders in the
state in general rushed to Washing
ton to secure his disappointment
Yet all this is i'll opposition to thu
wisne cf the better elements Of tb'
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
The Poor Huuse QueS Ion.

The sentiments ut the citiZ MS of
this portion Of the county are univer-
sally IN decided ,pp Isitinn to having .
Poor House, aud such desultorv
facts as have reached Us AZ To the
working of such institute ms ia coun
ties where they have hcen adopted,
warrant us Ia oppose the project,
In the interest Of the tax payers. 1t
shall Ue our purp're however to
gather all possible iuforma' ion OH
the suijrAct ana place ic before our
readers that thty may be better en-
ablrd to arrive at an Intelligent coa-
clGsion on the question.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
Hayes appointments.

The people OF the country lrrespec-
tive of party who Il sired change
in the system of appointments to Of
fice and different class OF men to
all the varied and responsible offices
of our national government system
do and can not but feel sense of re-
lief after Noticing the appointments
made thus far by the executive.
Tue only exception that may be
taken is that of giving the Treasury
portfolio to Senator Sherman. That
Mr.. Sherman las financial ability no
one will deny, but his political
course has been bitterly sectional
and non-conciliatory. He has been
one of the desperate leaders, advo-
eating desperate means and meas
ures and his connection with the
approval of the Louisiana frauds
and those who perpetrted them are
of too recent date and generally
known to recapitulate. His course
during the last political campaign
and the settlement of the PreSlden-
tial contest subsequent TO the elec-
tion has been on the principal that
"the end juStitieS toe tneanS,' III or
der to reverse the sentiment aud
choice OF the people as expressed AZ
the polls and that the Republican
party be thus continued Ill power.
A disgraceful path he trod and the
majority OF the people Mcrelnost un-
fayorably impressed With hm at the
time of his elevation 10 membership
In the Cabinet family.
But the conptEy hopes fer the bet
ter, hopes that iu the discharge Of
his responsible duties he will mode
rate in his polite i tone ;ud temper
instead of agltilting sectional strife,
give attention 10 the. promotion OF
peace and the cause of civil service
reform.
To the balance of the cabinet no
valid objections Can be fled and, the
country at large will trust the Cause
of official reforn i'll their hands. The
appointment aud distribution of the
smaller officers thus far Is generally
commendable and satisfactory. That
radical reforms We're necessary in
the civil service WAS universally coiI-
ceded and any steps in that direc-
tion. will be approved by tie people.
But can he carry out the necessary
reform in opposition to the party
leaders TO wnom belongs the credit
of turning IA terrible defeat at the
polls Into a victory, by counting ac-
cordiug TO their ideas what the result
should have been and thus place
upon him the crown he ROW wears.
They are the men who will prove hls
great foes in the introduction of re-
forms and who viii endeavOr to
strangle this civil service infant,
the President apparently desires to
nurse and the couatrv demand, shall
be reared UP to the stability and
strength of nanhood. Time will
tell. -.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
PHILADELPHIA
WEEKLY TINES
The Largeat and SprlghtiieSt Weekly
In She Eastern Cities.
- Columns nlied With the Choicest
Rcadlhy.,
Independent in Every thing-NeRtral
Lao A0tEiH%.

1HM FHILADBLPnIA WEEKLY TINES, an
ln nleiisc quArIo sheet ot hftS.SiK columns,
WIZ w issued on saturday, March 5, 1877,
.Ahd every saturday thereafter containing q
lnaSt cn.hp!rtr digest OF the current news 0f
thr week. foliticai, S0clAi. Literary, Finan-
ciiti, Coiu.nerciIl and General; fearless edl-
tnIl@iS oh Tue public ISSUES and actors OF the
DAY; SSecias Correspondence from all cen
trrs Oi interest throughout the c0untry; the
Golden HicAhings from the leading pubic
'toAgIAtS Ot All par and the latest news
pS telegraph from all quarters uf the globe,
down 10 the hour uf printing
a special feature Uf iH6 WEEKLY TIMES
@il ~ original contributions from the InSst
elnlllsnt statesmen. soldiers and scholars Of
the ioNhtry; ,IIUng which will I've "a series Of
Artlc e. ruuninG thr9a.sh tie Asst year. Tn
every number. giving chapters OF tue In
W.T. Urn History of Oar Civil War, from lead
lhs "a Tors 0n both -id~S, in tie thrilling civil
Ahu military struggle Of that sAnsuiaary
stTile. u H.ll be inrVrry respect as cont
p'etea Newspaper for tn FainilN. the hasi
ursN thi priiie, ,SiI reader, And for ali
ga >s-H " no desire tl Fpugh, sO2rSliay.
lnu-pe ldent jIatnai. ~ can be- published Il
ahy@heIe ON The Continent.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

The spriug te'm nf the Penn
Hall AcAd-my will O-gin Oh Monday
April l6th next. This restitution
has carried for its''lf reputation
which is perhaps second IL none OF
lis class in rrnnsy IVania. It's abl,
principal, Prof. ID. NJ. Wolf, talks
high AS u christian educator, and
parents cali safely c"mmiL their sotIa
Lo the care of u gentleman who
manifest such deg sulIcituie for
tile moral as we'll ns the intellectual
training of his pupils. May the
Penn Hall Academy have CONTINUED
success. 81.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

The P'liIadelphia WSek'y Times
is b"f"re us, ard Il splendid nap.r II
is il the fullest sense Of the word.
1t IS large. eight page dnhIbl- sheet +,
with mechani al make no Secn1d
tn n me. La poll i's il il indepen-
dent. like the D.,ilv.' its literary deg
partment il ti'lri hv SHmn or the heSt
writer's "f Tn" dlv. while in news
init ters nothing remnius tn ha de
sired. Altogether Il lisa first class
paper and will have u wild. circula-
Z tinn. =
T. .Terrss per annum. postage pail.
ettpX. 81 % 5 copies 3S.m: ID cop
nd; $500 % copies, $500.
Subscriptions received at the Jour.
nal Office.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

The following ''local" is from he
WilliamSr0rt GAZ.tte & Bulletin !:
Samuel c. Bryan. formerly of this
"itJ. is Engaged running portable
Saw. mill for Mr.. J. F. Fillman.
near L!urrltOn. Uniou county. He
writes ''O~u.rs of oak timber
near here have received large orders
for car huilIing material from the
T.-high Valley railroad cn,npa' y aud
other roads. The timb-r on Penn's
Geek Is ut excellent qI1Iity ald is
much snnght after by builders.
The I-ewisburg, Centre and Spruce
creek railroad will open mp large
scope of good timber lands. Track
laying Is progressing slowly but
surely under the superinteudence Nf
Col. Moore, contractor. and hy early
spring | think it will ha ready for
travel IA far rs Spring Mills, C-rtr~
county. twenty miles west Of here. "
Leuisbury Chronicle.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

A Vocal AMI Instrumental En-
tertaiDEnen'. will be given 10y Prof.
*. U. Binduskv aud his pupils. in
the. Town II ill in Millhaim, on SAT-
urday evening, March 81. The ex-
ercisps will consist of Violin and
Organ Solos, also of Duets. Quar-
tetts and Chnruses. in which good
performers will participate. Assis-
tance will be given ty the Millheim
Cornet Band. Everything will be
done to give the Public 3 frst-class
Nusscai Entertainments.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
Public Sale Register.

The following salus are advertised In to-
days paper or Dy posters printed at this OIL
flee.
March ~. Personal Property of Sarah
Granny, In Mllihclm.
March 81 Personal Property OF Rebecca
MuSSer, IN Milheim. g.
April , Peter y. BerlY, Building Lots,
In keOcrSburg.
@@-We charge nothing for putting names
In the above list, provided The bills Ne
printed lt tuiS ONCE or the. sale advertised
la tniS paper.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
500 FOg THE PO9R.

A NOBLE CHALITY FROM AN
HONORABLE MANA gentleman
OF our borough who WAS, quite
against his will, on the day of the
last election. dra wu intO Il bet Of one
hundred dollars that Hayes would lie
elected President. aud wAD has Just
received the wager, has placid the
money in our hands to br distributed
among the most deserving charities
in ouf town. The editor will he Oh.
liged TO all who Will by letter call
mis- attention I'd Snch personal or
other chtrities as they may think
deserving. that he may dispose ot
this trust adviselly. -Beiieton;e Re
publican.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
Mr.. Hayrs Ought To understant

Mr.. Hayes ought tu understand
distinctly that If there be anV hi each
of the public peace ia Louisiana, the
responsibility will rest upon him
alone. That Packard is seeking 10y
every means within his reach to
bring about u disturbance, in the
h'pe that it may in some way help
his desperate fortunes. has been evil
dent for some time hut Packard
would long agn have abandoned his
lawless 'uretenee were it nat far the
passive cOuntenance he receives from
the President, by whose consent the
military power of the I nited States
keeps this man i'm possession Of the
State House ut New OIlrans, and
whose plan of fanother elght-by-seven
commission has giy-E him fresh
hope Of Il moie active support in
stoEe for him. Had Mr.. Hayrs
promptly given effect u the fair
promises ne made when he n;ered
ul.on his duties, and hV withdrawing
the trnnps from Tie State House
ended that iaw!eSs lntcrfrr-nce, lhat
usurpdtion nf authority, which las
beeu the sole hindrance 10 the les.
tOIation of peace ard good govern
menI in Louisiana, there would have
been no opportuni,y for disturbances
III aI:s kiEd, the auth0rity of the
NichOlls government wuulu have
besh quietly recognized and the
problem which now Perrlex-s the
President would have been Sc tiei
forever. But is courage failsd IA IN
at the moment cnurage waS M 'St re-
quired he falrpred when he most
llttsled la po forward with tir:n step;
and Lhough the existing state H ,Lf-
fairs Il not of his creation, il IL b"
who has made its continuance t-hSsi-
ME, and whatever H,ischDf may
sprIng from it now the respOnsib:lI-
ty wih he his alone. Times
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
Mr.. DANIEL =. BEATTY,

MN DAHAb" r. w
Washington, \. j., is constantly in
receipt Of the must fiatteriug testi-
mony fr"n all parts nf the United
States aud Canada, ~ t0 the beauty
and excellsuce Of his pianos and or
gln,. Send for catalogue and list of
testimonials. Address Daniel +.
Beatty, Washington, Warren Coun-
ty, n. j., u. :. 4.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
Temperance in MiNiinhurg is

Temperance IN MIW'hOuTK IS OF
a first rate footing. Meetings. have
t,een held for many successive even
ings. aud old King Alcohol gets ma
nv la Il knocks. We trust the spirit
will I've kept up until his reign will
he entirely abolished in that hesnti-
full borough. - LepiSL,rg Chronicle.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

On Saturday of lAst week the
Commissioners Gregg, Hall ard
Minele were down Mt Coburn Sta
tion 10 examine the County Bridge,
which ia now completed. They pro-
nounced the same u very good Job
and tonk it off .he hands Of Contrac.
tor Murry IL Company.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
Lodge and Society Directory.

The Millheim Cornet Band will
meet in the Town hall OH Monday
aud Thursday evenings.
Providence Grange No. 2l7 p. of
H.. meets in Alexander's block on
the 2nd Saturday af each month NJ
81 L. ". Mud nn the fourth saturday
OF each month 40 II p. M.
The Irving Literary Society meets
in the Town Hall, every Friday eN-
ening.
The Millheim B. & L. Association II
meets in Town Hall, on the evening
OF the second Monday of each month.
MillheIm Council, No. sos, o..
u. A. NJ. meets on lSt md Srd Sat
urdays Of each month, At I 0'clok
r. ", III their Lodge Rooms, Wills
building.
90 LADIES FAVORITE CARDS all styles,
With name lUc. Post paid. j. B. HUSrED
Nassau. krnS. Co. ~, Y,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

FoUND.-Mr. J. T. Walisa has
found two sheep March, the 22nd
on the mountain above the Texas
mill. which can be fetched at his
fathers place in Texas by the right
ful owner.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

One of the best Book S ores III
Central PennsN lvan;a, is that of
James Welch in Brllefontr. Full
~ repletinn in It's various depart
m-nts, Mr.. Welch sells at prices
that defy competition anywhere.
Just now he makes speciality NJ
paper and envelopes selling tue lat
ter At flee cents per pack, and note
paper It I = 10 cents I'er qnire. We
advise our readers tO visit and buy
at Welcn's store when they go to
BeIlsfonte.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
MARRIED.

On the 9th nf February, nv
Rev. Sebastian MuSstr. NJ. William
Weaver 0f Penn township and Miss
ElzIieth DAbs nf Il fIl.n coanty.
Un the 26th inst, Ivy the same,
Nc. LOUIS Elsie. and Miss Anneta
Crater toth of Potter ,nwuship.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

Waite, smooth and soft any IT.
dy's hands, arms ar neck may be-
c"lAe, Who Uses Glrnn's Snlp'ur
Soap. Pimil-S ar ntn-r d'sliInTe-
meuts uf cumplrXi1nal ualme aTe
surrly ohI,.erated 10y this heaithful
promoter az beauty. Depot, Crlt-
ts.Il0n's Nj. Z Sixth Avenue, y.
i. Hnls Hair Il WhiSker Dye, black
or Urowu. 50 cts.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
Tie fayorite sen Is rejected

party. TIE favorite son Is rejected
and now comes the climax.
After making sure Of the success
sion Of the son, the father resigns.
J. Don is rushed through caucus us
the nominee and elected by the Leg
.isIature to succeed the venerable pa-
rental predecessor in the senate.
The people protest. the press rebels,
but the whip is cracked, Cameron's
power is+supreme, the subordinate
tll up the ranks, the heir apparent
assumes the royal purple and the
dynasty is perpetuated.
Great. moral and consistent party.
Civil service reform is advocated
during campaigns to satisfy the
rank and file, only TO be followed af-
ter an election 10y the appointment
of men who are strangers To the sem
timent and whose official conduct re-
verses the signilication of tue term.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

SmgIe copies, pYstage Prepaid, -. 600
Five copies :" - K.0
Ten ea,IitT, lS.to
TNenty copies ~ ziU
Ani at the same rate fsi.2D per copy per
annuin) Tor any additional uml~T oY-r
twenty SuhscTt'~IS ut ditrrHut post 0..icxs
an i,ia IN y cab.
A-5- An Gxfr~ Copy sent free % any per-
soh sendlEE u club 0t Sen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

A DMINlSTR ATOK'S NOTICE. Letters OF
IN Administration having been granted
To- the undersigned on the estate Ot EliZ Zabeth
Holloway, late Of AarOusburg, deceased, all
persons indebte tO said estate are hereby
notihed To make Immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same To pre-
sent them duty authenticated, for settlement.
Hartley Township, JACOB HOLLOWAY,
Union Co. Administrator,
Fru. 6Ln 1877.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
On the 2lth inst at Pen

On the Goth inst at Penn Hall,
Miss B--rkie = Btrrges, aged II
years, 9 months and l6 days.
In Memory Of Beckle.
Over the river the boatman pale
Carried another. tie househ Id pet.
Her brown hair waved in the gentle gale
Darling Beckie! Isee her yet.
She crossed on her bosom her dimpled
hands,
And fearIessly entered the phantom bark /;
We felt ir glide from the silver sands,
And all our sunshine grew strangely dark /;
Where all the ramsoms and angels be.
Over the river the mystic river
She Is waiting. for Mother, Brother and
me-:
BROTHER,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
BRICK WALLS

Our HRIGET RKD is the only reIla hle Slate
Paint ever introduced that vii! efTeetuaIiy
prevent dampnesS from penetrating and
dtscolOring the pia Ster.
:. These paints are aisOlargely used on out.
houses and fences, or as o priming eOat on
nne buildings.
Our only eolors are CHOCOLATE, RxD.
RIGHT RID, aud t'kANGE.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
DIED.

On the l4ih lust, LYDIA Dash
EN-. II Potter Township, agrd 66
years. 8 months and l9 days.
Near M4disOnhu"0, on the 18Th
inst, Mrs. Sarah Hnzal, wite ~ ia
cob Haz-l, Sr. aged 90 yerrS, z
months aud 25 DAYS.
Our loss is'her gain. Blessed are
the dead Which die in tne Lord.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

set spiral SfudS, coia. t,i,,n, heavy plain
wedding ring, and gertS' Pa isian diamond
pin. The. above articles sem, postpaid, for
80 CTS. have been ret;liIe,fYor $i. BanS-'
rupt stock and must be sold. Soil Milton
Gold Watches, $40 each for speculative pur
poses, good timers, equal IN appearance to
a 300 genuine gold. "His reputation for
honesty. fair dealing and liberality is un-
egualed by any advertiser in this city. ~
y r6sFAGss 6sE SGSsk Rss; SSRs lFi lTFakikNezsdAsH7
+. sTocKsftsst;A p. BOND SE~.Eew York;
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
CARp.-ro MY FRIENDS AND cusro.

CkRD.-To MY FRIENDS AND CUsTo.
~ MEiiS.
Il IN impossible for me & sell goods on
credit aud continue my business, Tor those
To whom give crcdit will not pay prompt
ly-ln many cases not NJ all. For this rea.
sou en- not X ep my stock sufficiently iu'l
To meet the wants Of cash Gust stomeis. From
this time forward l will sell for cash and
produce only, excepting on orders from In
dividuals ar friends that pay promptly.
Thankful for past IaVOis hope 10 De able
To serve all who may favor me with their
patronage In the future. 1T prices LRat VIII
compare faVOrLbly with any OF the large
business empUrlumsIn IN Central Pennsylvania
W. k. ALEXANDER.
MIllhnin Enh ~ lG-T
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
IVRg ? TENT HAlR CRINpERS.

Adopted by all the queens Of fashion. Send
for circular. T.. WINS, No. 20O3 North Filth
81, Philadelphia. la.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

our red color IS usually preferred. nm one
coat Ia equal 10 ave Of any ordinary paint.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
CHOCOLATE CoLoR, 4,

when first applied. chInging In about =
month To an uniform slate color. aud Is, all
Int~ntS aud purposes SLATE. On
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-17

E It appears that the citizens Of
Steilacoom are awakening to sense
of the necessity Of enlisting the CO.
operation of men of enterprise to
set the ball Of progress to rolling.
They subscribed, a few days ago,
upwards of $500 as q bonus for the
location of a saw-mill at that point,
and Mr.. Frank, gentleman Of ex-
perience in the business, has gone to
San Francisco to purchase the neces-
sary machinery. The people will
never regret their iberality in pro-
noting such enterprises, for it is the
need of just such industries which
causes population to increase and
the value Of real estate to decline.
We congratulate the people Of our
sister town in having taken q
step in the right direction.