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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07

danger be, OF unpopularity and 10 welcome the Bit
tcrcst rcproachcs OF narrow and shorslshed patriots
rather than not speak OF and speak plainly as to the
consequences OF so mad crusade In so evil cause
Every change which tho spectator note in the at
ttudc OF the government is change In ono direction
change hostile TO Russia favorable to Turkey; change
in tho direction OF reproducing Russia and apologizng
to Turkey change toward suspicion OF the
Northern Power and sympathy with tho oriental
Power Now, as the miscallcd leaders Of the liberal
party perfectly well know this is so what
folly DO greater than do all In their power TO in
tho country TO acqucscc in this change, unless,
indeed, they approve II and wish TO II steadily
progressing II Lord Harrington and his colleagues
persist in their intention TO support Sir John Lubbock
only say that tho best chance for tho liberal
party is to rd itself Of tho dead weight OF leaders who
cannot lead and replace Mr. Gladstone, whether he
will or no, in the old position which he ought mover
have deserted. These times In which wo can
afford to be led by without bold hearts and clear
hoads
SoRrHcorE APPEALS FOR 'GooD SENSE"
Sir Stafford Northcoe, speaking ycs,crn,ght at tho
banquet Of the Royal Academy, and evidently In alu
sion to Sir. Carlye's letter, said:-"Ccrtanly never
there time whom we had need in politics at
oast for good and good tascior the good sense
which teaches us moderation, tho good taste which
teaches carry tho business OF Parliament and
OF public lifc without olIense to thcm with whom wo
had TO do and certainly II that Is fair rulo apply
tho conduct OF Parliamentary life there mover was
timc when there WINS greater need for such
good sense, good TASTE than at present. This 10 a
moment when ought to be careful OF every word
usc lest wo may inadvertently do wrong 10 others
ana mischief to our country. l not going 10 take
advantage OF this occasion to talk politics. but will
venture TO say II is important that tho pooplo Of
England should keep thor heads cool and believe
too hastily In lido rumors We startled every
morning by somo tclegraphic despatch from abroad,
or sti more by some letter from prominent
person home disclosing TO tho astonishing intelli.
gcncc that the nation Is about to DO into somo
extraordinary enterprise which Is about to bring
about confiagration, and when you rise from your
newspaper and 30 TO business you meet a friend from
tho city who tolls you funds have fallen. that two
members OF tho government are about 10 retire. and
Tint the most fearful catastrophe is about TO occur
and you had better 20 and realize at or course
therc IS rulc without exceptions; but do nnd II
Is not safo to bciovo anything you boar on Satur-
day, Tor thon there aro two days when no contradc-
DO given TO these stories unless thoro happen
TO DO such favorable opportunity as this
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A SUICIDES FREAK.

young Saturday night surprised tho pas
scngcrs on board a Pavona ierryboat by dis
tributiug a number OF portraits OF himself among
them Ito then wont out OF tho cabin and Icapcd into
tho water. The boat At onco stopped but
trace OF the unfortunate man could BIO seen.
Yesterday morning young woman camo to Tho
Central Once In quest OF her husband, Alex
andcr Mavonski, OF No ll3 East Eighty
second street, TO whom she had recently boon
married, and who had imled TO como home
ms usual. shc had portrait Of him with her, which
being shown to Inspector Thorne seen TO corr
respond with TIN photograph OF tho fcrryboat sui
cido Tho lady conducted into private room and
the ncws Of her bereavement communicated To hor,
which for timo had the effect of utterly prostratng
her Tho lady knew OF no motive that could actual0
her unfort uuato husband TO tako hts lilo.
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THE NEWTON BURGLARY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NgwroS, Mass, Nay o, 1877
Tho robbers who entered the dwelling house OF sIr
Harrison Prescott, retired business man living on
Brown street In this city, on Friday night made
quito haul they having Obtained s2l, 900 worth
OF government bonds and 5000 In money. THO
thieves first entered Mr. Prescotts sleeping room
where they got The key TO the snc and then robbed
tho lattor Of oil that valuable and ncgoti-
able. There arc among tho stolen securities fourteen
$500 bonds, numbered as follows, with January and
81 800, 81 70l, 81 702 l6,501, H. 800 1885, H. 5OA
l6,5o3, 1892, 1851, $500 There also ave
81, 900 notes, each dated July, 1867, numbered
AS iollows:-2l, 227 2i2os, A229, "a, 2so, ~, go
In addition to these there ono 500 bond
dated July. 1867. numbered 1901: one $50
bond same date, numbered II 800, the total amount
stolen being sl2 100. These marked on the back
in large capitals, Ill r."
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OUR POSITION AS A NEUTRAL.

NO OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION FROM RUSSIA
ANTICIPATED DEPARTURE OF THE RUSSIAN
FLEET.
WASHINGTON, May O, 1877.
Tho Department OF State has not yet boon officially
informed through tho proper Russian source OF tho
existence OF war between Russia and Turkey. The
latter II will DO rccolccted, mado known this fact to
the Department several days ago. When Russia shall
DO heard from tho Department may franc such a re.
ply TO each ms our position toward tho bclligcrcn,s
requires. Every proper will be takcn TO
strictly observe our neutral relations. while yielding
rights OF our citizens under treaties and
tional law. There is reason TO believe that tho Rus
stan ships will soon depart from waters 1t is not
here that they have done ythng contrary 10
laws, but on tho contrary have strictly respected
.hcm.
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AN UNPLEASANT RECEPTION.

Al the Tombs Police Court yesterday before Justice
Smith, Mrs Eva Bapstcin, OF No. IL East Houston
street, committed without bail 10 await the results
OF tho Injuries OF John G. Cameron, who found
in front OF her door at two O'Clock yestcr
day morning The prisoner stated that Cameron was
tramp who insisted on coming into her house. He
rang tho bell O'Clock and she abruptly shut tha
door In hts face. She could not account for HIS inur
except on tho theory that no had fallen down
stairs Sho emphat,cally denied having pushed him.
The police found Cameron suffering from wound in
the head evidently produced by fall Hc appeared TO
DO under the influence OF liquor They sent h,m TO tho
Chambers Street Hospital His injuries arc not con-
aidored serious Cameron told the police tina Mrs
Bapstcn had pushed him down stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
DIXON'S DEATH.

Francis u. Dixon, aged Gfty-six OF No. 1850 wcst
Twonty-thlrd street, the lawyer who shot himself I"
tho burroom at tho cornor Of Seventh averns and
Twenty third street some timo ago. died YESTERDAY
from the effect OF tho Injuries then received
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor o. G. Marsh, OF Yalo College, Ia at tho
Buckingham. Captain lretsky, OF tho Russian Navy,
and 5. H. II. Clark, general superintendent OF Union
Pacific railroad, arc at tho Finh Avenue. Miss Anne
Louise Cary Is at tho Everett Lieutenant Colonel
Jamoa C. Duane OF tho Engineer Corps. United States
Army, is at the New York
THE MOST TERRIFIC COLD OR CONFUSING
cough Is cured forty eight hours by Hangs HONEY
llonKnouv m Tar
Fixes ToornAcnr Drors cure In one minute.
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RoBBING AN ARMY OFFICER.

Richard N. Stewart, aged nineteen, OF No. 191 Elm
street, arrested yesterday by Detective Murphy,
OF tho Eighth precinct charged by Edward N. Tracy
United Statcs Army onicer, with r0bbing him OF
gold watch, valued at $225. whilc they wore on tho
cars together.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
Mills AND unAIN CONSUMED.

CIScrySATI, May o, 1871
special TO tho Commercial reports tho burning OF
McKccnc's mills at RIdgcvillc ind., this morning,
with 5000 bushels Of grain and number OF ogricul-
,ural implements stored therein. Loss estimated ut
from Sl5, 900 TO $40, 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
THE EXCISE LAW.

number OF liquor dealers in the Twenty-nrst pro-
yesterday morning arrested for violation Of
the Excise law. Last night Frederick digger, OF No
6l3 Third avenue. arrested on the same charge.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PmovipEScg. II. l.. May q. 1877.
Tho sales Of print cloths during tho week
90 IL pieces basis OF &C. for standard and
CfxBi closing somewhat .mcr ut that figure
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SALT BLOCKS DESTROYED.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, May O. 1877
Thrc salt blocks ot tho American DAIRY Salt Com.
pany, in Gcddos, destroyed BY nre this morning
iosa xIO 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
GOOD SHOOTING.

Nsw ORLEANS, May q, 1871
Dudley scph, OF tho Crescent CITY RHO club.
yesterday mado 2iI out OF possible 225 500 VOC
and 1000 yards. making 26 bulls ewes IN a6 nhots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
A HOTEL BURNED.

ERw HAVEN, Comp, May o, 1877.
Foote'S Hotel, at stony Creek, burned yesterday
Loss 5000; insured for $4,000
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or RAILWAY BUILDINGS.
CIxctySArf. NAV n 1877

IlNciNNArI May U. 1871
Aspecin 70 the Commercial says tho round house
and shops OF tho Chicago and Lake Huron Railway at
Battle Creek Mich. have boon destroyed by Are Loss
$4,000 No insurance.
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FIRES.
AN OBSERVATORY BURNED.

AN OBSERVATORY BURNED.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnArD1
NEW PALrz, N. ", May o, 1877
Tho observatory sky Ton, near Mohonk House,
Paz Point, wns destroyed by lrc at two r. ~ to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07

A-BENNE.T BUILDING.
LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON STU
HANDSOME AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
no LET On VERY kEASoNABLE TERMS.
LAWYERS. BANKERs, AND INSURANCE oFrIcEsL
APPLY on TIE PREMISES.
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l4o West sd st.,

THIS Cdonday) MORNING. at eleven O'Clock, Nessrs.
LEVITT will sell at residence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07

elegant Weber Piano. choice selection OF Photographs
representing views abroad OF historical inferast;
ronzcs Vases together with Furniture. Carpets, Lamb.
rcaninA. &c. which are In superior condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

NoSSriTrrfOSAL DisnASEs FK0SUuS0En IN
sp .r,rs ws,si sSa D. 1GXYI Sssg nee VS:; "
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07

Allow MANY PERSONS, PARTICULARLY
sedentary habits constantly Altering
and dyspepsia which they allow 90
until they Frustrated bv ata
bilious or typhoid fcver To all desiring speedy
indigestion and biiuusucss recommend sh$
ercien remedy. ScufscKs MASpnAxE PiLLS trial will
the excellent remedial qualities OF this great
medicine. Sold by NIL cruPgiEts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07

BEST VALUE IL FRENCH CHAMpAGNES. SOLD
bv PARK 4 TIT.fORD and ACKEN. MERRILL co
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TO SUMMER HOTELS.
Al reduced prices,
every desirable brand OF WINE LIQUOR ALE PORTER II
quantities to su from Ous SAUCES Mus
and table Injuries generally
II. Is. KIRK co, o. Fulton 81. and 700 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07

Is tho original and only worcestershire Sauce.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALI
aof atod beverages -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07

DYEING AND CLEANING.-NEw YORK DYE
mo AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. staten Island.
Onicos-S Duane ST.. 49, broadway 6iO 9th av.. New
York 1876 and rcrrcpont St Brooklyn; - North sth
at. Phllndclphin. Establishcd nfty eight years.
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sold by druggists. Applied wig factory, ~ Bond st.
HATS AT FACTORY PRiCEs.-GENTLEMEN'S
IMPORTED NATURAL MINERAL. WATERS SOLD
by all groccrs, druggists. sc.
AroILiSA uis-Iure sparkling Water Tor table usc.
IiuSYApt j AMOS Best natural Aporiont
Genuine only with agents name, McCu LLA6H CO..
New York. on labsis -, :.
Janos 10 any aud other mineral water aud for tho
foliuyno dose Is small tho taste Il
pleasant Il acts promptly II does not Cypress the stomach,
IL does not grpc u Is enicicut 80 =. . .
" j. MARION SIMS. NJ D.. Now York
JULES MUMM's CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNES-
Sold by all groccrs. wine merchants, Ac
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.Iienorters Arrir.h.

Tho funeral Of Brigham Young
which takes place: at Salt Lake to.
morrow, has called forth unwontod in
terOst fi9u: Gil parts of tho country.
We loatled this evening that reporters
for nearly oil tho loading Eastern jour
nails hnyo, arrived at that city. and tho
ceremonies Of tho occasion will doubt.
less DO dishcd up to tho public with
disgusting minutoncss.
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atoID. sl.Os1s, Currency, oGH@97

THOMAS II. HASTINGS of tho firm of
Messrs. Miller, Stewart & Go. of Louis
vile kentucky. who is now in San Fran
DISCO has brought suit in theEiftocnth
District Oourt, in behalf OF himself, his
mother end his brother, all Of Louis
vile, who claim to be tho owners OF ali
undivided onG-half Of 1857 acres of
land located on tho Bay Of SIM Fran
cisco, being 5s blocks. bounded by The
bay on tho north, Washington street Oh
tho south. Dcvisadcro street on the east,
and tho PreRidio and Lyon street OH
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WAITED.

Two MAKE \ PERMANENT DISAGREEMENT
j With u clergyman having leisure, or q
hihlg 1tcalrt, ip inif0.iia" iu Ink1 Ua'Iuiy, ThY
CELEBNhfED Nfw Centennial Edition ~ Tho
HOLY hllIkT. For description. notice ciIiD.
rial in last wtck'EinsuC Of Ills parrT. Address
nj onto =. T.. HORTON Z: Co.,
Publishers nDl DUOkbiultfa. co Il. Afkol ST..
Jni Indianapolis. Ind.
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SAN FRANCISCO. STOCK REPORT,
Tu L's: ,: !. SET SEPTEMBER { ls 1871.
!" I4"aN q TNNI
FORESUYH goAitI3,
VI o, s-,----.-. ~. 81.

- 20 1l-aA9 ti vsItsE. rHs. 'I..
F9haSops, Fo4''lh
IIb Ophirs l7H.A ~ hga!.4
2le Mexican, ,lO1s. I0sf.
375 Gould and Curry, 9!..
435 Best ana Belcher, 4;1S:s.
.giO CaliforniG. 20, 2SH. ~ 80 4
$40 Savage TT,SS!S.b5. ai-i i..,5:
49o CON- Virginia, 331t,, -.
las CLolIar, 80.
1855 Hale and 'Norcross, OK, o..
f65 Point, IA. 430c, 435c. !,is'
ITO Yellow Jnckct, II, -I0;&.
1905 Imperial, 95cH 90c.t -',rJ sbtf,H
90 Kent,lck, 5si.;i.ir ..j}5 I'LL.
1915 DeleIert, s I,C.i, ilE,iE a3.
100 Sierra Ncrada, II, 1850. ai,
! 80 Utah, l21Ie.tt - ~. 4. &.
Clio Bullion: G7+nT.Fsta:r
9i5 Exchequer, z, .r.
20 Seq 15elchcr, 10. -4'sifi ~.
$50 Overhianj 25. "a. g: sr'i.a sa.ga
1855 Justice, 10. 141I, 13H $780,
400 Succor, 1906. 49,; r..g
2795 Caledonia, $500. $3.50.
1926 JuliD, t40o.
: 50 Alph6,H ny. t.iEti Us
525 Unipn, l51s, 20. 10 cqi21l ..:y-I
SEQ Silver Hill, 3loc..3 ~.
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Boa'T WASTE yOya COIN

unt!l ycq have cxAn,Inea tho 90 DDS and IpRI
CTS ga REMNANTS. -:
-Aa-.'-s'- ..!
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BANKING HOUSE
~ ~. l.. rY::;;2yAT 81 co.,
ELEu, "E"ADA.

~. 81. F;i:|3iAE. I:nnnmsr
tnrrrsUHnii"nfs,
Ehw YORK ..AEgags & q" H.sE ~ California
ShS fEiNUi-cO.....ii" Grui ~ CIit'Inia
I,UHiil-'. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hAI.tI.g bah"'
li'"it'tS.
Mhi iEtSClaGy,..*,easr'. :. II. t!l!aiH q. q
r-rc,yc f"urr3! nui r;"cln dir7itn rnlpoci
Ia "h"rk at sight. ,1yrhlu on Tr'rTh a. c"ruE
nra'r. Draw NJ E!lh'. r. r"in ~ rnfrrncr' CIV
New Y"TH SIu Francisco .SaGrNiuclir, Sah Lana
Cfy apl nil hHrEirr irwiT Ia ~" Eiair ot Ne
vad'. NHs" ",'h"r iprN Er fUE'i.GI coll"rt'rnn,
for TIirh rHilitt7nrv Yl!l - 'ngdc ittirChlalr!j
On r1yurIi. plrrn'u! tIinutfrial prrhr.
M1rc hdyhTC"a Iu hAty OF r"hurh huliuu. Eny
anG jgil Hpii. pIccuhlCtr. Epi..ls aud Srcnfi'
,Irs Df al kinds. ..f .... '
lIuy Hnd Fvii hy TELEGRAPH through our Brn.
Ldrs, any ptpuhg dat lu'hy iiO Fan frnnti'cn
stock ani Grchaupo EDatd. Hul upon the usnal
terms Eud .DUdpicnF; except ihat so WIN bhy
hid brll flr CNSii only, aid do not carry any
r.pCL. uirn . mhT!tIn.
Dilhw DIiiEtr ON
EoSDOS, llEHi1H. ...
DUBLIN, liANuuNn,
pAIlIL .... AMEIERDtN,
ASTwI NJ, fHNHifOEl.
HRHNEa. CopEHIfAHEN,
And nli other principal cItiCS 0f Europe.
~ T., tREtMhS. Manager.
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ASSESSMENT EOTICE.
}9,,,,',",".,'sa. 49, II

JNDEpENDEHCE MINING COM
iHcEs, Fan Francisco, CaIIfor1,ia. location M
WORKS, IntcHfofR District, Elto County, New.
:. NOTICE ig Hereby gwen. that az meeting ~
tho hoard Of Directors. held oil tho lst day u
teen cent? per ahAre WAS Levied Upon the ctpltll
stcck o. The Corpptaiioit paJ able lmmedlstcly
W United Ststta gold colin 70 tho Secretary, ri
tne once o. he Cothpany, Roam s, va. 4aS
CALIFORNIA; stfcci, Han PraiiclacO CaiiIUiniH =
Any Atocf upon which this Assessment Pi,hli
Eemsin uifPah on tho 81 dag Of October,
toLn VIII % aelinquent. and advertised for sAle
bt public auction; and uncss Ii,rucnt ia ,naJc
before viii DO sold on EATGHbAY. tho q N day
OF oetobsr. 1871, 10 pay the Delinquent sr4c,,s-
melt, together with coHts Of 9lgCuisimg and az.
tors. - - - '.'NS
sl.s /, II, II. DRowN, 9c.rs;Gty,
- oTyIGE.,Room 9. No. 42J California street,
Ban ftdpei4coI California. = GI.,d
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DON'T BUY

Your 10. Is or 20 yoSr OLD boy SUMMER
SUIT until yon h'ro exSrailo5 TAO goods AMI
piices at REISHARTle. - - :.
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DON'T DREAM

Or letting any loan measure you for . pair of
BOOTS CT SHOES until you haze examined til /.
AsoeE OF rsldy-nr1la le4ther coverings at
REIN4ART's.
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DON'T THINK

- looking at ANY DRESS GOODS until you
have examined h9 emo assortment at REIN
HAHr'S. 90" - - =. 80. : =.
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DON'T GAZE

On even adime's worth ef UNDERWEAR until
you have given thu complete STOCK St REIN
HARr'S. a thorough Inspection 10 -;
.
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G1!I; SI:" YOEy.
EG I"sUEANc COMPANY,

PURELY MUTCAL--.:O STOCKHOLDERS.
DIviitnJ- ..nuwaiIy. snI apple able 10
TIE w. srcU:,O ~ aud AuL,epuyIt Yearly
pFcE.ia:J-s.
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InirTeHI paid on ordinary and Term Deposits.
Deposits tgreiYcd III nmua nf 81 nnd uiwatd.
Loans IaAI" on approved real estate. bonds,
stocks. tlc. siocks, currency nnh oliver tougI.i
and gOld! Exchange for sale on all tho prIi,cI.
pal Glitch Of Europe aud the orient.
f2i.u 4. W. WHITE. Secretary.
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DON'T FORGET.

MAT THE LARGEST AND BEST
assorted sto'k OF DRY GOODS. CLOTH
no and GENERAL MERCHANDISE, can be
found at the OIL established business Of u.
hEiNnAiSI 4 ~. '-' j.. - >
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DON'T IMAGINE

sC"r "oinont that Sou caa buy FANCY GOODS
any cheaper than yoa eau q IEIEHARTS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-06
STOP! STOP! STOPM!!
WHY d?

Because we want You to look at
and buy some of our new Stationery,
Just received and sold at aStonish-
ing low prices, as given below:
Beautiful Papeteries. latest styles,
from % cents to S1.00 per box; Au-
tograph Albums, very iine-75 cts;
School Reward Cards, III packs of
ten each, from ten cents upward;
School Ink, cents per bottle; Pen
Holders, Pencils & Pens-very cheap.
Centennial Copy and Composition
Boolls-5 cents; Enveloees in great
variety, s to ID cts. per pack, Best
Note Paper, Cap, Legal Cap-very
low. Sermon and Composition Pa
per, extra quality-l0 cents pei, ,quirC.
Call and see in the Journal Office.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-06

) PARIS, Mo-, Aug. 31.-A fire
broke out about ! O'Clock tnis after
noon i'm the City Saloon, and spread
rapidly on the east, west and south
sides of the square until about ten
blocks of business houses and dwell
Jugs were consumed, including three
hotels, the Post Office, telegraph
and express offices. The loss is estl-
mated at from 81 100000 to 81 ,5OO,-
600.
Many families are without shelter,
and several lives are reported to
have been lost. 1t is said that a
man named Taylor set fire to the
City Saloon By pouring oil on the
floor, and igniting it with the re-
mark that he would ''burn the did
town. He was arrested and lodged
in jail. There was but one fire en-
CINE in town, and the water gave
out. leaving the city to the mercy of
the flames.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-06
Terms-S1.5O Per Annum.


The Democratic voters of Centre conn
~ will meet ut the regular places OF hold
on SATURDAI THE 18th DAY OF SEP
TEMBER. 1877, to elect delegates to the
Democratic County Convention. The
election Will open at ? O'Clock p. IN. and
close at 6 O'Clock p. m,
The delegates choScnat the above time
will meet IN the Court House at Bellefonte
on TU ESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF SEP
TEMBER, at , o'clock ~. M, TO nominate
one candidate for District Attorney and
transact such other business rs may be
regularly brought before IL. The number
OF delegates 10 which each district j. en-
titled' under the present apporportion-
ment, is - follows:
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-06

A rittsburg paper announces the
organization of mysterious secret
order called the Universal Brother
hood. 1t is composed of laborerS,
mechanics, farmers, lawyers, doc
tors, preachers, politicians, office
holders, bankers, bOndholders and
spectators arerigidly excluded. No
man is admitted TO membership who
is not engaged in some active indus
try involving manual labor. The or
der already rumbers thousands and
will soon be organized in every ward
in Pittsburg. It's object is 10 unite
the lahoring classes of every grade
and profession IN Il common Interest
throughout the United States.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-06
bPRING MILLS ITEMS.

Messrs Shook. Bro. Il Co., are do
ing n wholesale Drug business.
Where? ? Ed. Journal.
A number of lads and lasses took
Il trip to the Great Caves ut the
head of PennS Creek.
There is always great stir and
commotion ut the station when the
train arrives, which gives it II busi-
ness like look. Spring Mills has u
future.
Mr.. p. J. LeitZell and family
took their departure for Ghard,
Kansas, where they intend making
their home for the future. They
carry with them the best wishes of a
host of friends who much regret their
departure YoNEY.