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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
Rsbersburg Select School.

The Spring Session OF this School
will begin OH Monday, April 8, 1877,
and continue ten weeks. Every ef.
fort will be made to render satisfac-
ton to both students and parents.
Owing to the short session OF tie
County Normal Institute,
NORMAL CLASS.
auxiliary to said Institute, will be
forms sd for the benefit of those who
are preparing to teach, aud special
attention will be given to branches
pertaining to the profession of teach
ing, including Latin, School Govern.
ment, Algebra, Vocal Music, &c.
TUITION ranges from 81 so to S5..
90; one-half in advance and remain
der during term. No deduction for
lost time except in case of sickness
or by special arrangement.
BOARD an6 furnished rooms may
be had at reasonable rates. Books
used can be procured at Rebersburg,
Students may save expenses by
bringing their textbooks along.
For further information Apply t0
G. l.. GRAMLEY,
Teacher.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

The place to buy cheap goods
just now is Aaronsburg, and the
mans name is Boyer-Isaac ID. or
Jim. Don't make much difference
which. Go and see foc yourself.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Workmen are now engaged In
putting up the bridge nc Coburn
Station. 1t will be n first class job
throughout, and, best Of NIL, the
county pays for it -
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Single copies, postage prepaid, -, $500
Five copies, 49,. SEQ
Ten copies, l5.0O
Twenty copies, 80 -. 25.0O
And at the same rate (el.25 per copy per
3nnum) for any additional Iiumber over
twenty. Subscribers at different post oirceS
can jDin In a club.
aS-An Extra Copy sent free to any per.
son Sendlnga club Of ten. .,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

BY many odds the best resolu-
tion passed by the Radical Cameron
Legislature, is the one to adjourn OH
the 92nd instant.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

One OF our worthiest citizens
has the same initial letters to his
name as Mister Hayes--R. B. H.,
and he dm't feel one bit proud
about il either.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

At the regular meeting of the
NJ. B, Il l.. Association OH Monday
evening, money sold at S5t per cent.
premium for permanent loan.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Michael Strohm has taken
charge of Laurimore's store at Gem
tre IInl. Success To him.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Two shares Of stock in Series l,
Millheim Il. s. L. Association for
sale. Apply ut this Office. 80.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Our neighbor, Mr. VIM. S.
Harter is slowly recovering from a
long spell Of sickness. May he soon
be fully restoIed to health.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Those OF our subscribers who
contemplate changing their p. o.
addresses this Spring, will please in-
form us of the fact.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

The Penns Valley Banking Co.,
intends erecting u three story brick
building at Centre Hall. Banking
must be good business up there.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
THE TIMES; =. :.
a First Glass Independent Morn

Ing NewSpaper, - -
Is published every morning. Sunday ex-
eepted). Mail subscribers, postage free J
&6 per annum, or So cents per month. TIE
TINES Newspaper Printing Establishment
Is the most complete i'm the United States,
and has the finest machinery that tthe world
can furnish, capable OF printing one thouS-
and copies OF the daily edition per minute
and In the very best style 0f the art, and its
facilities for news are unsurpassed by any
journal I'm the Union.
as-THE CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES
far exceeds that OF ALL the other Philadel.
phia Morning Papers COMBINED, except
one. a.
kamittanees should be made by draft or
post office order.
Address, THE TIM les.
Times HuiLfiRO phiLd6ieiDbfd
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
HEADACHE.

CELERY AND CHAMONIEE, PILES -
are prepered expressly 10 cure Sick Head.
ache, Nervous He2iache, BvSpeptic Head.
ache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Sleepessness,
and will cure any case. Price so cents, pos.
tage free. Sold by all druggists In country
stores OfficeS 1O6 Nerth Eutaw Street.
Baltimore, Ad--REFEREEcE-How Bank,
Baltimore, Md
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

d. l.. Zerby expects to open a
subscription school some time IN
April, ,,,RaFepis, make y note of,
this.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
BRICK WALLS

Our BRIGHT RED ls the only reliable Slate
Paint ever introduced that will Jeifectually
prevent d2mpness from penetrating and
aiscoloring the pla Ster.
7 These paints are also largely used on ont
houses and dfences, or as d prfmlng coat on
flne buildings.
Our only eolors are CHOCOLATE, RED.
RIGHT RED, and ORANGE.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
NARp.-To MY FRIENDS AND cUsTo-

~ MERS.
Ii IN impossible for me tn sell goods on
credit and continue my business, Tor those
10 whom give credit VIII not pay prompt
ly--in many cases not az all. For this rea-
son l G ia NOT keep my stock sufficiently full
to meet the wants OF cash customers From
this time forward will sell for cash and
produce only, excepting on orders from In.
diYiduals or friends that pay promptly.
Thankful for past fayOlS hope 10 be able
to serve all who may favor me with their
patronage In the future, mt prices tkat will
compare favOrably with any Of the large
business emporlunIsl III Central Pennsylvania.
w. Il. ALEXANDER.
'MIllhsiIn, Feb %. 1877
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

A fun account OF this great Mystery, written
bv his Father. beats Robinson CrGSoe In
Thrilling interest. The Illustrated hand book
To AL religions, a Complete Account ot all
denominations Jna Scc.S. $40 Illustrations
Also the ladies medical guide, by DR. Pan
coast. loo Illustrate These books sell a;
sight. Male and Female Agents coiumoncy
on them. Particulars tree. Copies by maiI
g. each. john 4. Potter & CO., Phila,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

'NOTfrE., The partnership existing be-
LN;pt~een Il Frank & Son Is this day dis.
sQlyeSk W Esuttlal consent. The books will
ee lelt Nlth, y. Frank .Mhere Ah persons
'knowaalg' themselves indebted viii please
call snd fRSEe settlement without delay. ''
. raitt.ig>s ~ p 2: fEaE 3 ~
: Reeersburg. Feb. T. 1877.
Ehemercantiie business will be
carried ON by the undersigned ut the
old stand where he will be happy 10
serve his friends and old customers.
'h1" ". FRANK.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
AGENTS ras'sHR EassHR NEW BOX GREAT
: CENTENNIAL I :, , ! ! : [ ! ! !, !. !. {

Demand equals the crowds ut the Exhibf.
ton. One agent sold 40, two 80 each in one
day. Over 400 Fine Engraviugs, costing
$29.000,00, show the best exhibits. Wide.
awake Agents are quitting all the inferior
books for this. Get the best. Send for cir
cuIar, terms, and sample angravinga
,. w. ZIHSLER g. CO, 5eS Arch Street,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

A DMISISrKATOR'SN0 Letters OF
a Administration having been granted
10 ihe undersigned OH the est ate OF Elizabeth
Holloway, late Of AnronSburg, deceased, all
persons Indebted to said estate are hereby
notified 10 make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same Ia pre-
sent them duly authe nticated, for settlement.
Hartley Township, JACOB HOLLOWAY,
Union Co. Administrator,
Feb. Bth 1877.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Michael Willow and family, re-
turn TO Centre Hall, In Spring.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

o. FANCY CARDS Is styles with name 10
80 cts. Post paid, j. 3. Hustled, Nassau
Rens. Co.. n. Y.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Adopted by all tlp queens OF fashion. Send
foG circular. E.lNISS, No. 1908 North Filth
81. Philadelphia. ia. ~ "n
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
!. 4 !. ] |. D
- |" lm\ EsT, Milton
M ;Old a ,Jewelry
VSM DIN b [ n tion
H WaaB .ut. C6nslsti &
=. 0f eiega q
M WwWm watch chain, Ia ,
#R les handsome
- M IroSch. and ear
- lrops, pItr. ale.
N ant gold dstone.
seeye buttons,

Sc, spiral atuus, cOiAl UutiCn, heavy piAfn
wedding ring. and GeTts' PXisian; diamond
pin. The above articles sent, post paid, Tor
SCOTS. have been retaiIed for 06 Bank.
rupt stock and must be sold. Solid Milton
Gold Watches, AlO each, for speculative, pur-
poses, good timers. equal In appearance %
900 genuine Enld. His reputation for
honesty, fair dealing and hberalIty is un-
equaied by any advertiser In this clty."-N.
" Ddy Book, Dec. l6. 1876
POSTAGE STAMPS TAKEN ASCAsH.
Z. ST0CKMAS. "a BOND ST, New York
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
TIN ROOFS

our red color is usually preferred. as one
enat Is equal to Ave OF any ordinary paint.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
EXTREMELY cHEAP.
CHOCOLATE COLOR,

when nrst applied, changing In about
month To an uniform slate color. and Is, all
intents and purposes SLATE. On
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-04-08

Sieie Morte aus einem' Wlunbe, BEN id)
n0G DDr Gur3em bemnn0ert bate, Deileit
Roisnlippen, pie th mG6nte, itd nnr bftnen
fDnnterl I'm cine Seele 81 Offenbaren, bic
nod if0ner lit, ais ibre Siille, aaben mir
ben BerifnnO pie0er, oen bic S6DHe NIT
ibrem San0eorufe beinnbe erbriidt bate.
g8ir paren bereits ouf benz SDnbofsplaBe
- ih merbe bic 6telIe Hie peree6en - als
mir Die seiitreidbe 8emerfnng meiner Be
gleiterin oas Ser5 SerIbnitt. @ern bate
in mid bier ourh ein fin9irtes untDoblleltt
benrlaubt uu0 Gebrt gema6t, tuenn ih MIDI
tli@t bon mir ielbf eel6dmt, ooer ehrIiher
ee1agt, mir nidt nit Der Soffnun9 ge16mels
6elt bate, an 3iel un6 gnoe unierer isabrt
menigitens nod einen Bid in ihr binlmz
Hides Nrgeiidbt tblFn AZ fDnnen. Ser
0orIab, lie, nod niberer BefanntI6aft,
sur Rammers8irtuoIin meines SerSens Sli
MAIDEN, ipar ouf bem meiten 9Beee pers
loren Gegangen, utlo cine Gntlhdol9un9
rnuBte mir fiir Die geopferte 9ia6t bod
merben. - Sie triDiale @rinnerung metner
S90nen an oas i9le9te Wetter bate nlih
itumm gema1t, uno erit ais mir Die 3alens
begerifraBe betraten, fan6 i9 pieoer gSOrte.
g8enn Sbnen, mein SSrdlllein = iproh
i6 - r1eine Be9leitun0 niGt u1angenehm
mar, nab Sic mir fir Sen 5fuB, ben i'd
Sbnen leiitete, einigen 9ont Ihuloig 5u
iein sIauben, 10 enti1leiern sic bas bimms
liidbs antIiB, beiien SonnenItGt metnen
ourhn6bten SDrper trodnen ltno meincn
Seimipe9 erleu9ten tpiro. 9alniue, oenn
10 nannte man Ste mir -"
Sn oieiem Queenbtid itanosn mir nor
einem Sauie. bsiien $biire BON elmer Gas
laterne erbellt muroe /; bic MHeerebete 500
ibren Mrm aus benz rneini9eR. nno inoem
iie nit Der Sano ben S1leier Suriidporf
lerpiosrte Iie:
vllm 8er9ebuns, id) belize Gunisunot
3iepeRIieber, wobne bier, 0ante Sbnen iebl
fur Sbre 8eeleituug, uno bite um aiitist
Recommendation SSar 5tpsi Sbaler, cir
8las Buni9 uno Elm 6tlid SUDDEN ipislt
i6 bis Wtorgens llhr, big Ii llbr thu
IDS fir 20 SilberesAden."
5immel, mas muBte if lehenl Cine Der.
trOfnete Nbplio9nonie nit ii6erpa4ter
augen grtn3te mid an - i9 bate - ott
g pieImamiell mad Salsie eebra4t
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-04-08
Sic ,,@elflid)e 8ldtttr "

eos e0nntass Batt bss Cincinnati gOIisbIatfs, nS ber
ilntss4otinsssa eswtOme. ms ttusn @ bailpts
ia<@ stlr@ bic assfhSssit ssr BARN prStsHt9tsn
Grsaburasn aus.
Ersis 50 per Sabr pOrtOfre gatb europa 81 per Sabs
pcrtcfrei.
en;sIns Eummern: giin' Gents, pofir has BTuti ben
fastiiden Abpnnsntm t,rs bic TFdgsr ms Sans ses
isertpirb.
@eIbienbunssn f5nnm per .E1pnep Drber" Ober regis
frrtsn @rtef aiif ui,ier RiIitO eema1t pssbsn.
Die Cincinnati VOlksblatt COmpagnle,
B O x Ibid,
Uinei,r,ntf. g.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-04-08
Mannigfaltiges

Gin mailer malte bas Bortroit
eires GERM; hieier taub cber feifle}I c| 81
fallen oaraH, ineil ieine @eEd "a ia
geiitlps bntaeitept ppdrefi. - nl ~
iuieherte Der Waler, .idb tdtte 8(t11 IL 4 i Z
@eiit In Shre 3iige aebradbs, dbx{ III
Der 8ott, tu9ber nen 4 3 b
ni4t febIen3e ..A ..s |3'
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-04-08

nj AtfebIen9e "a '|
Gin bersosIiass pfcn 4|
Serdog Grlfb DON @risbenba8eny 0ll 1
Snnie Der @eifer Iiebts Is1r la8 81 )1l1
3eit berilbmfe @imbedtr Bhr
ltd bitter stne 9nnne foinn1eslS Jle6fl 4 -
has gesqhlen nibt tn aleif5sii
neit Sraltil. urt0 blieb bee ftrno I'll Il
pie. pa ilsabHten 6ie irasr, I'M & ~ :
be 9Rabming pieheTa ffsil is&s6 zf{
tpllsbsn. iqnote oer esrsog iel
Cole nIs Nfastn Er bat B oisfsl5e d Iz|'f' 81
mals eingeI6f, uuo 70 blitb DIf III
Beiib Der Gimbeder Wifoes{d q y
lie in 6ag Betfen Wluleu3i1 ia 6i1If $
itiftete. Da hdpat Ne NOD ht>{Ie q = y
tpihiiBle hiitoriI de NeafnId{ ,ol 4 1i
eieruussatit 0ersos grL6's b6i| =
bagen. i 81
@ranS a m 10 woySes lnje n11*
Tffiiher bel gpioemieH nor 4fniff 16i6 /. / II
lihern .iudbte. War In eiaefIs dff{ "a
Yeit alisgebrDben, 10 spufntl1 81 E<111 -
Seniter pernagelt ooer tls6f1aotiefi. ii. S =
Grai1fe uno Geilnbe baxin III I
ffiuBten. GefInete man IoG
Sng ein iolhes pauR tujebsx II s. q I = y n D;
i}d Die @eudbe 6urtb ois odf1111 o
Utiaanef. Gie 5it eineyx arm
men 4er3te bebedten, I'M 1e1 81 + 4
entgehen, ibr @slihf nlIt xkI(<7 e
duf heH 9opf ftiilpten ~ s + 3
| liegenoe 4dpu5e eiaen bfl1e ~
/ bic 96noe Idibten Iie2 mi { s
lfmuhe unD uon ben &
Gn6@el Dertillte ein io<
H1ff = M<x hAr hna a.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

been extremely close, to use a common
expression, giving little in charity, aud
spending little except VIII ere there was
a definite object TO be gained. Yet when
NJ. Thiers was a Minis er of State, and
had money placed at his disposal as
frais de representation, lie gave magniti-
cent enter ainments.
In her "PariSian Letters" Madame de
Girardin Cine VIscomte de Lauuay) has
"a great deal to say about them, ana she
not only praises Madame phIers tor her
grace, beauty and varied charms, but
lOr the richness OF her costumes. Sue
made a grand impression upon all her
guests on account OF The prolusIon Of
lace, which made the little woman look
as il enveloped in a cloud. Tue Princes
of the House OF New Orleans were
always present, and dancing of the gay
est sort went on until morning. At one
OF the feLes young man, who had been
dancing all the evening, rushed out of
the saloon, seized his hat, and started
down The steps in great haste. He ran
against servant VINO was bringing in a
quantity OF ices from the Gaze Foy.
Servant, waiter. glasses and ices all ell
| to the bottom together, and the young
man turned round in astonisnment "
stare Az The rum he had caused.
"rhere's ut least so francs worth
gone" said the waiter, with a melan.
cholY gaze.
"At least" said the dancer.
"lVs hari on poor fellow like me, y
continued Tie servant, "I0r eau never
make any one believe that the accident
was not duo TO my own carelessness,
| Tney will accuse me-"
II would pay you cheerfully If had
any money"
"WDat! A gentleman like you with
no money T
II nave some at home;" said the young
man, and he insisted upon this as At
saw the look of incre uuity upon tht
lace of the waiter. You Will see If
nave not. just wait until Tomorrow
The waiter was not at all sure Of see
ing the young man again, but he could
not help himself. The next morning
Iackey in livery called at the Gale Foy
and asked for the waiter who had HAD
the accident at the reception of Mime
Thiers. When he came forward, tut
valet de pied said: "My master, the
Due dOrleans, is very sorry tor the
trouble he gave you, and he b-gs you to
accept this bank note for 500 lrancs."-
Paris Letter.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31
MADAME THEIRS.

While speaking of Madame Thiers,
may say bat she ID Stout matron, who
shows few signs of age, fat, rather jolly
looking, molherly in the extreme, and
still a tiue looking woman. That she
mas a VIII of her own ia evident at a
glance. When young she was quite a
uelie, and when studying her face yes
Lerday eUulA easily fancy what she
musl have been dufiSg the reign Of the
citizen King. She was { youns ani
very rich widow wheG she married NJ.
rhiers, and the ,orIune hus SO pros.
pered since Tat 1t amounts to between
~, ,OoO,o QUO and 4O 900 QUO francs. accord
my " popular report, though real estate
, 80 always valued at more than 1T will
really bring.
A very large price is generally set
upon such property as the Hotel Splen-
dlde, Place de pOpera, but II it had to
bs sold IL mi gut br!ng only half the esti-
mated value. But the Tniers family
have been both economical ana fortu-
nate. i may add that they have always
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31
TIE KHEDIyE.

1small khedlYe is a man of about
forly-eight years of age, under the mid
die height, but heavily and squarely
built, with broad shoulders, which, dur
ing the last year, seem 10 have become
bowed down by The heavy burdens I'M
posed upon him, under when he has 50
manlully struggled. His face is round,
covered by dark brown bard, closely
clipped, and short mustache of the same
color, shading a firm but sensual mouth.
His complexion is dark; his features
regular, heavy rather than mobile IN
expression.
His eyes, which he keeps habitually
half closed, in Turkish fashion, some.
times closing one entirely, are dark and
usually dull, but very penetrating and
bright vt times, when he shoots a sud-
den sharp glauee, like flash, at his in-
terlocutor. His face is usually as ex-
pressionless as that of the Sphinx, or
the late Napoleon III of whom, in my
intercourse with tue khedive, l have
been frequently reminded: for they are
men mucn of the same stamp in chdrac.
tor and intellect, with the same strong
and the same weak characteristics do.
ing constant battle with each other.
The Khedlve's voice is very character
istic-loW, somewhat thick, yet EN-.
phatic, we'll modulated, giving meaning
TO the most commonplace utterances
his words accompanied by smile OF
much attractlVeness when he seeks to
please, and his mind is at ease. But
under the mask OF apparent apathy or
serenity the close observer will remark
that the lines across the broad brow aud
about the strong mouth indicate strong
passions as strongly suppressed, and
The cares of empire intruding ever OH
lighter thoughts, and judge the Knedive
to be far from happy mau.-[ lne Khe
dives Egypt-De Leon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31
THE FIRST CHAMPAGNE.

1t happened that about the year 1868
the office of eellarer was conferred upon
a monk named Perignon. Poets and
roas ers, we know, are born, and not
made; and this precursor OF the Moets
and Lliquots, the Heidsiecks aud the
Mumms of our days, seems to have been
u heayen-born eellarman, with a strong
head and discriminating palate. The
wine exacted from the neighboring oul-
tivators was OF all qualities-goud, bad I,
and id fierent; and with the spirit of a
true Benedicliue, Dom Perlgnon hit
upon the idea of "marrying" the pro-
another.
He had noted that one kind of soil im-
parted fragrance and another genefosi-
ty, and discovered that white vine
could be made from the blaekest grapes,
which would keep good, instead OF turn
ing yellow and degenerating like the
wine obtained from white ones. More-
over, the happy thought occurred to
him that a piece of cork Was much
more suitable stopper for q bottle than
the fax dipped in oil, which had hereto.
fore served that purpose. The white,
or, as IL was sometimes styled, the gray
wine OF Champagne grew famous, and
the manufacture spread throughout tn
province, but that of HauLyillers held
the performance.
Tie cellareY, ever busy among his vats
and presse 8, barrels and botCles, alighted
upon q discovery destined to be lar more
important in its results. He found out
the way of making au effervescent wine
wine that burst out Of the bottle and
oyerfiowed the glass, thai was twice as
dainty to the taste, and twice as
exhilarating in its effects. 1t was a!
the close Of the seventeenth century
that this discovery was made-when the
glory of the Roi SOleil was on the wane,
and with it the spleudor of the Court OF
Versailles. The King, for whose especial
CbeneHC liqueurs had been invented, found
gLeam OF his youth vi energy as he
slipped the creamy :oamlng Vintage thai
aMM,,;yened his dreary tele-a-teta with
Ihe widow OF Scarron. 1t found It's
chief patrons, however, among the
bands of gay young roysterers, the
future roues of the Regency, whom
tne Due D'Ofleans and the Due
De Vendome had gathered round them
at the Palais Royal and at Anet. II
| was at one OF the famous soupers
d'Anet that the Marquis De Sillery-
who had turned his sword into a prun'
| ing-knife, and applied himself to tine
| cultivation OF his paternal viney on
the principles inculcated by the ceilareI
| OF st. Peters--tirst introduced the Wino
| bearing his name. The hoWer-Wreetneo q
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Western, 70a7Ic. Barley quiet and
unchanged. MlIt ditto. Corn: unRTaded
Western mixed. 6lXa62<c; high mixed. 62kc.
Oats unchanged Hay unchanged. Hops un-
changeo and steady Coffee quiet and steady:
Rio cargoes, Bzai9Zc, gold; jObDing, l51Sa7lc,
gold. Sugar dull and nominally unchanged.
quiet and unchanged Petroleum dull: crude.
sac; refined. lie. Tallow steady at IKE.
Strained resin unchanged. Spirits turpentlne
steady at 34c. Eggs less 1rm: Western. II
ag3c. Pork stronger: new mess. $14 81 Beef
quiet: Western long clear mIddles in fair de-
mand at S}Sc. Lard dull, weak and lower:
prime steam, s.S1aS.yUc. Butter: western,
lla2sc. Cheese steady at 1al22Ic. W hisky dull
at 81 l0al Il,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31
Cinclnnatl DRY Goods Market.

VINUINNATIt UCIa oIs IoIIs
the uast week. Business was brisk and the
market steady. 40 material change i'll prices.
PRlNTs-We quot. standards 61sc, shirt
ings 6A6Ac, and inferior grades 5a5hc per
yard.
Brown sHEETINGs-Eastern standards sisc,
Western Standards 75aaSc, SECONDS 7a7hsc per
yard.
BLEACHED MUSLINS-New YORK Mills IL &c,
Lons,lale CambrIc 15c, King Philips cambrlc
l3c, Jabez knight 10 ghc. Wamsutta ll4sc,
Lonsdale lOc Fruit of the Loom 91sc, Hope SIC,
Farwcll 9Iac
TICKINGs-COnesGoga, G Z A l21se. Tl3Isc,
Gold Medal l51sc, Extra Medal ITc, Queen
of the Vest lac, l6c, lSc, 2Uc, .21ac, 25c, 2Sc
and SOC.
JEANs-Newport lsc. Winona 19c, Pewee
Valley 25c. Atlanta SOC, Gibraltar 37hc, CUBA
lec, American 45c. Laurel Hill 421sc, queen
city soc, and Long Branch 65c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Gen. Cassius Nj. Clay has an estate OF
two thousand two hundred acres In
Kentucky, in the center OF which stands
"a stately mansion. lie has library
and many fine paintings. In this home
Gen. Clay is passing his old age with
his adopted son, an intelligent young
Russian, for his companion. This old
Aboiitionist now holds the most gloomy
opinion as to the condition aud the
prospects OF the colored race. He says
that OF those freed by him many years
ago, none turned out well. He adds
thai the colored people are rapidly de-
creasing in number, and must finally be.
come extinct.