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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
rs Gcmts per 6laic)r.

Ran fsHee Seiielunssn an Or. Swacnt
g. Sphn, $50 Acrtb Seb$itr Siraes, 9biIaD
ceIpbio. ga, alsiniss Gl9sntblmer.
McrfAuff bel alien HrMaaiffeu.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

SIM Btrlae Der .6errtu S6dfer unt
&crdei In pbilaeeIptid, Ode e,I 4, uni
@GreifraFr. eritien lreecn unr IN eur6
bic Grpepitipa riers @latttS rerr brett
pcn zen @rrttscrn su brsicbrn:
Npptttpu's reutict ensliite Grammar,
fur S@uls une Selbfuntrrritt. &rue
prattiibs Metbres Die snsliicts Srrate
In turser 3eit 9sien. ? hreihen unr Spre
den III ltrnen, nit Anllcern enaliihrn
Mueiprate unr @etruunS pcp Sctn Z.
Nrplstrn. ". 10. 5SS Seiten. gutter Gin.
bdnp une Ger tillilt Srets rcn 81 so.
"@ertinistt Staatn S.iefhrGtr" in
heutltt cnSlifter Ge1fdfuna. pesr An.
lcimnS 3ur rihtiaen AbfLNuna atirr In
een alaemeinen 9sttrsrerhIlmifen 10,
nte i'm @eih0itslrben Der &reinisnn
Staaten prrtrmmtneen Srieie. NuiiSet.
llrtuneen, u. (. To. netft elmer Gin'tituna
uber &rtribrtituna unr Suterrurftirn
netf tinem &ubanse ron @clesenteitr.
@eeittsn. &eunjebnte Guftasr. Sn
autem Ginbanpe nit 52S Ssiten. %reis
II 80.
Ter scatpmment amrritdniftt Ge.
ihlltsmaun." GIN 6dnp. unn 6llfs.
butt fur 'StitlfiSIrute aGer Arr In reH
@trcinisten Stlattn ron Hcrramrrita.
"6ubrtr i'm 0ritdftslthen." Nuies.
tuna. fitb i'm Stittdftslstsn fctrifrli6
aus,urrlden. ensIiit uup rtutit, nshf
rner &uswatt rrn Sereu, Ntbdnrlnn.
gen une Gridblunaen gum lltttritSrn,
mir Gnatfiisttm @rrtertuI. @ra 6ein.
rib Sinai NIT 200 Stittn uns sut elm.
stbuuern.
Die pdntelutt Eetls. tas in @e.
lprdhe Der pannelnprn Sstie nit Aram
Nrlh unr Simrn Gtecrtde; enttllttne
bic 0eititte con GritdTuna Der gSett
an bis ju une nab Der &errlfuua ST.
ruillems. 6erausSrsetsn BON Scbarn
pb:lirc Sblbalie, nit Az Seittr, in
auttm Glntdnet. (Gir ietr cIblutnece
@ert. cls Inarnstm ;u ltirr if)
"Othtihllstr's tnaliitt rtutitts unb
btutih ensliitet Sditen 9pcrtrrtuh"
uttf Anaabs Ger enaliiben NuFirrl6r
nit rturittn &utRlttn unr rsufibrn
Sfnen. 700 Seitsn unp it6utr Gin
blne. Treis $3.50.
"Sersinirfe Staaten 8cdbtutt, mitte.
icnecrr Srrldfitfieuna Der tIimdfiicrtn
8trtlifni5e Gne YrreuFtt Amtri a'e,
son Wm. GctImcr. los Seiten.
"8rnifinriars reutit ensliitrrt @sr.
tinisten Srlartn Grtbtut. Gin 6ane.
unp 6dlfttuh fur 6dusfraurn une
Mdrben, 8cdbt unn 8ptbinnen in jrrer
3utc crtr anreliuna CUR britrn urr
tilisiten Srreituna altr Mrfrn Sreiieu
unp gttriufe. con Rm. &cnmsr nit
los Stiten.
"amtrit1nil5es G3lrtsrtuH cher rraf-
riftrs blacbut ,um 6,smiiis'. Ohm.
unb Neiubau. ipwie 3tibnunscn ubsr
ben Stnitt Der @tiureben. unr aruur'
lid,e Auleituna lur Slumenju6t, nit ge'
nauer 8erl6Hhtiauna Decentralization
gerbiitniFe ron 6riscri9 Gldrner. $50
Seiten, fh6n asbunetn.
"Tefentdfhtn Bolts 9itherbuh."
Gin unnrblltenets fieints @eianseu6
nit ESQ Ssiten.
@ir MAIDEN urftre atsbrs7n ttutf6tn
9efer, rretcte i'm SiRne tdttn, mad Sbi'
ldeelrtia III reiien. earouf aufm rfidni,
cas In Sblfer Il 3prafi's 9uffrrs
N1es 40 blttu in. rae In crutibtr Cite
rdtur trrlnint wrrrtn fam une triu'
den eieirlten. rirfr sSirma niht nit ID.
rem Ssfute lu lttraettu.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
Manrbarecit.
SSie pcrlCrcn unS tpi'rer erEru


Ginr MbsaneIuns iitr bic raeiraIs PriIuns
rrn SnaRit une SelfttFsduns.
So Gcttsn srrauSscsrten. sirs Erur guS-
ASSeate ccn TT. GuIrermrl'e SrrIeiune
H1H nber bic raSicalc 6e.sal prn Tcautir
Il6RI rnen retr SameHihrdbe, stiifiat prer
frrrerli6e S6rlHc, bmrtruiiie gum
W 6eiraiten, le., berscrgebratt errn
SettitttHefuns unn aefhle6iite Ausfbrci~
funasn. Tie i6redliten rissu eieies yaitsra
iine in eitirr b.rlbniten Prr6ure iur s9ars
nuns rer 5ussnp nit @siteritaft seitilbert
unb Der ein;ise iibere Nee anaeeetrn, arf mel
dem riur grlitincisr beiIuns, pbnt Zen Bs>
trau6 sefibrti6r inrsrIi6r ReeiSinen, er'
iielt reTetu fam.
G1s, ait unt jung, ireIte an Rrrssnf6naS
de. 4ieerreefblaeentcif, Snirrter, reer Scl>
lutiruru. une ben tauisnr traurisen plecn se'
f6Ie6tlidtr Nusihyeifunaen leiccn, iclien
eisfs Shrift nit Srrsfali itutircu.
lin itr Die wsitmcalihne 9erbrsituna Iu
ytritdTen mirb risieIts arats uro pptfrsi
natb altn Sbeiien Der 9sretn,sten Stsatsn psr>
Ihifi.
Man aetreflire:
r. BRUGAAN & SON.
Al Ann ST.. New York, Post BoT 1856
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
Gfinbcm VA. Scn Ytcm cJalmnr. 1877. Sfmmm
&cbcm, aaebs'
tbMml, @eb9nbcit.
9cneOu Saarfayte Dicbel Der.
itcHrr.

9cnecn 0aarfagbe 9Diceel Der.
ftcHer.
Sesint Ga-tt, matt bartt Saare ranft unb
isibendItIs; rsiniei ben GfaIp ron alien I'm
rsinisfti,su, ma4t Sas 6aar ra6fsn, SS co
OusstfaueH Ueu blua srrCrt.n Tn.
4ann mi, Der 6ann enssHmett rsrhte. ia
60 ntttr bic eaut fdrtr, ned GIs6sn auf btm
feiniisn 4innta ma6t. als Saarmtiiel lire bas
sr[Ifcmmtnle. ptI6ss BITE gDsIt ismaIe tsrsOr>
estratt. Bae Saar rire tEntusrt une ssildrtt
unt tim ltint naturliGe Garte rSut Mnrsrs
hung ron mineraIii&sn Subfarsen surldssstta
Gtit GinflbruRs eieirS ratrtaft re-fbscI.
len Yydpdrale In biticm 9anet, ipar CO has
gpuHee uuS bic Stirunesruus srn alien 3ldi,
fen uHb hat ltn ale etr tiniiae artifrl te-dhri,
pclhsr obirlut unb rbns 6tA eraueu 6a0ren
itre n1tilrlite Garbe wirosraibf. tbnea GeS
fuHrbrii. 1eife, SLAM nnh SHrnbeir serIcibt
uue Saar Guf 4ohltorftH sUH eefitn urip: inss
Iihtr Garbe erieust.
Tieier itrEe unc rcbIr,ehtnet Grtifel III In
Iib lslbil crnirl,i, fsi'e AtpafbunG cher GCrs
bnetuHa rpr ltlRem Hebraud peer iratne lpnt
etIrac iit ncttis, um ole srrnnlhhn Seialtatr
su eriielen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
S,c 2um8c!
s bsuincincbt.

Dieft cufreitsnes une arfibrlibr aranFteii
Enc ecren crrdussettnee G5mrieme, re.nahp
ldiiistrr buiten. 3aGifhtreiF. 5ciitr tii. 3etrs
flebcr-rereen permanent eebtiIt curh ;. Pr.
Swarnf's GrmprHnc SpFLr
ron wilbtH Rirf6en."
Srpnfifie-Gin grriiufsr her 2unaens
fhiriaeludt, iii darattcriilrt eurn gafarrb
perr EnRlncuna Der S6lttm -9Rtmtranr eer
puft' gdIalf, NIT 6uiien unc Guswurf, furs
Wm Aifsm, briintfit une SHmeltn TN Der
Sran. far alls trsnt ellen Gffertisnsu, wtb.
en- pals, 3erlult eer Stim nc, tuifen, M
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
Nfcifem Or9el Qualttdt
0emtennials als@rbtbtttcn

@it tann man pisielte fsbtn cbne mad
SbilaptIpbia .u sebens @dn taufe
Frank Leslie's Historical Register,
rsI6es In srbn ucnatIiH srfttinsnbtn
6eften dussesebeR miro unb alsbals
na6 S6lub rer &usfrauns ssiltnect
feta miro. Ssres 6eft bat sr3en so
&nil6en Der Ausfenuns na6 Ytotc.
sraptien In !6ctS ssi&nitten 70 pdb ras
9anle 8ert btren ctr1 500 tnfbllten
rcire. 9rsis sines !pcftes Der Aussabt
tur Sutitricsntsn. auf itdrtes icinss Yd-
ricr yrcrudt mt eintm Gr!rl Sclsitnitt,
undu'sei6nittsn unp gum 8inren rtssne
rinscribtrt Sunf3io ScntS. Tirfe
ALsBlte pirD purtt 5rlser nur an Cub.
lrribcnten ab9eliefert.
Die ,.Mlil Gpiticn." auf lritterss
Sdpisr Secrudt unp cbne Grtr1 6Ui;
ibnir, su fnnfMuSrrciB,s Grnta
pro lctft. In tel atlsn .3eitunastdnelern
,u tdten unD miro auh RON Der Sfiiee
&C: llnterjt hneten nlt GmpfIn9 pes
@rtiitS perIdnpt
Ttrs Wtrt, ptttbts in frinsr 6amitie
in ben Der. StI1irn ftblen iUGte, tr.
itrint GnsIiit unc Teutib; in lsstee
Spra6s unter cem 5itrl: .,Iie Gelr.
duslteauns in YbiIapelptid."
Agenten FUR beire Nussaten werben per-
lanSt uac erbalten liberale Sepins'
unecn.
Nln irrnte Tb tatbisft an
SSrnNe &rsle.
s3r 9ntarI 1tYa6p SPetr glnyf
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

gpeItteritmt psseu itrer merfrrarbisen 4uren
ron Serrfuta, Nferturiai uno 5Dpbilitilthen
9cieen une In Nlllen, no oas ippbilitilte GIFT
rer Gltern tei ainp'ru SrpbiliS rrtr Scrcfula
Yermiaat. NiG,s bat It'd iemals 10 wtrflam
erwielen, ale SrLren bieier eeTlbrIthen uebel
uno allsr &rantteileu, Die aus
lSnrctn,aecit 6e5 u luteS
rrt7sben, III ssrtilaca.
Belbreibt Die Ssmrtpn,e bei arfea Wittteis
Iunasn unD abbrelTirt eusre 9risfe an Or.
SwaYue s. Sotn, @blabelpbia. 0ar
Statb pirb nit,tS heretRst. ger Grpre5 az tx"
esst neI$e @SereNe otl5i1s,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
lgbrcM! UDrcM !
g. S.. GelN.

6dlt beRdnDis bic fb0afen. etesanteiten
unp mprerniten @dnp- uno 3dihenut'
rem, icipie pom ben feinfsn une beitsn
Gotbwaaren ju rem biiisfeu @reilen
in ieinem &uume, auf bem sreiten Stof
ppn Mleranh.rs Webduee gum Tertaufe.
@eparaturen alter &rt ,rerfen In fur
;er 3eit SemaAt,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
SDSpcpTc'

~ ~T>
! rter Vr>duunaa 0sihrrr~rn. 6cpf.
ihaeri, Stul'cflhnert &etiemmun9
rer trlf, pulftn, flrrrs Auifclen aus
ctm RLsel. Sttpinrrl. ihltdrttu Sc.
ibmId TN Muner. Wlnenleircn, Cert
tlrrfrn. Shner'rn IN eGr Neen Gt.
aene. unp buntert anrere Srlnttetis .
Grltetnunarn. rflhe ruIh llnp,rcdu.
lltuteIt frjCu9t IpeIren.
@esrn: Odntfrnnfbcltcm, Mus
fdhIdac. = tirirrn. SaIjFufe. Sieten,
NifnFrr. @eibrure. Sarbunfel, &ma.
wurn, 0nnctcrf. ict!tmme Ausrn,
8citlluf, 3rdse, Strrf, DtiEfdrtC unc
anrt,e ArIntbeiren pel elui NJ ctr 0rs
br1uh rtr Srerfen ron unpersleibltter
YS;r una. GiEe einSiae Flafcbe c
pirp in TAT dutn 6AueR crn unsllubigs
fen Srn Der WlrIunJ pielrs 5etImlEEcis
uberieu9rn.
SHttct Gurr &slut rein umc
8c|Mnrhcit Gnrcs Sr91ntSmuS
wIrD Gle Goiee icin.
Die 6Ia16t
>. Gamburarr 2rUpfen"
frtrt so Gents pbcr fInf Sl1i6tn
swei Ipalrs. fnD in aasn reutf1en
@pctbefrn 3u bdben cper peroen rteiel'
BEN nact Gmpflns prs 0rlpes frei nod
allen 9bellen Der 8srrintgtea St1aten
reri1net.
@Gn abreTire:
a. Vogeler & Co.,
Baltimore. Nd.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

Swapne's IaeS tsittnbe SoIbe
IN etenfale Gin Srr iTcum fur &inswurm.
RrdSe, Sal;iluf. @rinntupf GrpiireIae. Sar"
bierS<S <Sfrdee. Vimpelu unc alIe bautausId,l63e.
ScIfcmmtn fiber uRo tarmIrS lelSlt fur eaS
,artrile ainc. Yreis 50 GtntS. S8iro bel
Gmrfans res DrtiieS lStraa bin rsr @cii per-
Shifi
Werfauft tei alien prcninentcn Trus9ifen.
Gn,ia uNs allein pr6pdrirt rrn
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
o.. StuaDme's
Gomponne Sprup rcn Diieen

SWW&pWWWG $WNWW WV &SGAGGN
w sfdhcar
Elm 6dlptmlttrl.
BIut n cher Stutireitu mag ccn tcr 9drrnr,
3rlnid, g'rputia rrtr eer 9usse htrrubrcn
uue aus rtrinttenen lldanGn ifammen, ale
ed itnp rbsrarcEs arrrtrIidt anncnau~a, pie
ibrra gecr SSrLttit elr gefoEt, f6pdd'tr 9Hns
&C, lrbnan'irensuna Der Stimme, unicrerud>
irr AusIterHEs, Ssrerrfuns Der &iIs resr Zee
Der, &c. &c.
Or. Spdrnc's @cmrcmne &Urnp
BON f9ilren &iridacn
trim has libel an bu @ur;rI, inttm rr eac
SlEt rsiniat, Ger 9ttu une hsr 3itren isrt ae-
lunes 1bltisteit jurnfsiti une eas 3erssnips
ITEM ifdrft.
Gr in eaS Rin,iae rirfiomr RineI ataer
Slutuna, SrcHhidle uue ale 9uusenfranfbei>
Ten. S6piuciu6ttee unc lelGe, pIr Al ibpa-
der 9uuse rrdrieprnirt iinc. puten nitt rtr.
febIrn. ctrlee src6e stsetabiIiiEe 6eiImitiel az
Iurtupsn.
Seint puRtNbdTs Graff, riti tlrs iter
G6rinriuht, fyncerR uttr ieetS @rcniidbe Yei.
htn. MO cine aIlmabItre oItrratirr Aftirn No.
ibta in, iil beritfen. Durb ieinen Gebrau&
riro Ger 6uifen 5eiritlen. Durb feinen Ue-
trdt6 miro ter pullfn Irpis, Der AahitrciE
serninesrt ih, Der Snmrr, ldEt ndt, Der
Suls febrt IN leiHcm natlrIihen SfimS luri6,
Der Raaen miro in itintr Grlft, NlbrunsSmif~
WI ,u vCreaucn une su ailimiIirtn, tritirtf une
irerm Sraan rirn tiu beiIcreS une rfinrreS
SlEi lultilert, aus rtItem fit Reaes rctrtas
fipte ane rlStii6eS RGtrria! biIett.
.&u~Sv. ~a~
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

Ginr MbsaneIune iitr bic raeitaIe PriIunt
rcn SndRie une SelitbtHsfuns.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

Tie @ff6iftt, trel6e Id GuG ttuts
tridbitn min. uatm tines s.tents her
s6mt'eiatcS eas @Srt, bdBt grin,
fieeden.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
llnpurauliCf fcittn

entflnesn fne unt glitunara urS
0rtcpfuraen ,er lnIaiIen. Go pic fie
9rrrfen rie Al efutruna trs Stcffcs
teipirfsr. fer bic @titnerse peranIaete
70 rebn en- iltrit Spmrfrme unr 3uflGe
-rta. rir due ienrr S,trrr eutfrrunaen
wdren. I. y. nidt MIR tir frlifariiarn
2eihihmersen. frnteru aud bic edcrn
atbinailsn &GitrGrcen res 6aupies
unr ftr grIf. rcn ShrinreI. els
Srufen unp bic Tuftsrfrit rre 8rrfre,
Tunfelbeit rer Nuasn une SttIemmuna
Ter Gruf. aud tas tsltwsriihe Aus
uur GirattmeH. 3ufItlr. reIfr tefrnr.
trs ben 6crUtCntrifsn rf;ers furtttr.
lid limb.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

! uisref, 100 400 $50 400 $50 S,iA
2 200 800 400 600 500 I2.lH
GtIun,nr 100 500 1900 1900 III, ,00 26.
500 l2.G0 1890 2b, ,0u aA, ,uB A5.a
I !, 1890 1890 $500 35,uB a5.U0Hn,A
M
AeL.,tlI.ts4Lie utr Y rtGuttlD gsanf
ten $3.50.
eififte'Nnjfifei rrn 3giIfr,l SGT
$500.
Mle rcEiibfrDebenten GnJtiG Gn FeileE
ID Cent cine yinie Flr ttG rIiis Ginttl
inna urr 3 Cent etne Giutf fat biz frl
yenter Snitrtirrtn.
, 1877-08-10
BEGINNING OF A GREAT WORK.

BEGINNING OF A GREAT WORK.
At the iron. works in Pittsburg and
Brooklyn is being spun with spider
like patience, the vast network OF
wires and cables that will form the
suspension bridge between New
York and Rrooklyn. The material
will hardly be ready and the bridge
built before 1880; though the work
o: laying two of the cables is now in
progress. There are four of these
supporting-cables, each consisting of
nineteen strands, with $50 wires to
the strand, and weighing 800 tons
apiece. The cables are fifteen and a
half inches in diameter, and their
supporting power is calculated to
be altogether Al, 800 tons. Other in
teresting statistics concerning the
bridge, are that its total length, in
cluding land approaches, is $3.50 feet,
the river-span being 1895 feet; it is
IS feet wide; the towers rise 277 feet
above the water level, while the cen
tre of ,he river-span is 1875 feet above
the water level, and the estimated
cost is 100000, $9,000,000 for the
bridge itself and $3,500,000 for land
damages.
, 1877-08-10

When Abraham Lincoln was
lawyer in Illinois, he and the judge
once got to bantering one another
about trading horses, and it was
agreed that at 8 o'clock the next
morning they should make a trade;
the horses were to be unseen up to
that hour, and no backing out under
forfeiture oftwenty-6ve dollars. AT
the hour appointed the Judge
came up leading the sorriest speci-
men of horse ever seen in those
parts. In few minutes Mr.. Lincoln
was was seen approaching with q
wooden horse on his shoulders.
Great were the shouts and laughter
of the crowd, and both were greatly
increased when Mr.. Lincoln on sur
veying the judges animal, set down
his horse and exclaimed: Z" Well,
Judge, this is the first time l ever
got the worst of it in horse trade"
, 1877-08-10

Both Russia and Turkey are run
ming the paper currency mills. Rus
sia, according to the dispatches, has
put out this currency to the extent
of $780, 100000 since the opening o.
the war; ana Turkey, which has been
putting it out for nearly half year
has lust authorized an additional is
sue of $4CO,0O0,000. The war viii
leave a tremendous legacy of debt t,
the powers engaged in it, and the
people will have to pay the debt. |
is not the Gar or the Sultan who
will payit.
, 1877-08-10

One of Tweed's plans to get his
bills through the New York Legisla-
ture was this: Approaching mem
Der, he would hand him copy of the
bill and then say, LET noe see your
pocket. knife" After turning the
kife over while the member was read
ing the bill, Tweed would say, Il
give you ten thousand dollars for
your knife" A good many of them
let the old knife go.
, 1877-08-10

For SITKA.-Rev. DR.. Sheldon
Jackson of the "RoCky Mountain
Presbyterian" went out on the steam
er sailing to Sitka Tuesday. Hc
goes there to start a mission school
among the Indians. Mrs. McFar
land, who has her. tofor ebeen ell.
gagged at Lapwai agency, accompan
les him as teacher, and will remain
in charge of the school. The doctor
will remain at Sitka, but few days,
He returns on the same steamer and
will at once go to Denver, there to
Join a party that will START about the
first of September for Colorado and
Arizona, for the purpose of visiting
the prehistoric ruins to be found
there.--Oregonian
, 1877-08-10

CHICAGO "Times:" Bogus Char
ley, the Modoc and hero of many a
fight on the lava beds, is now Me-
thodist, and is running camp.meet.
ing in Kansas, assisted by such ad.
junts as a broadcloth suit; plug hat
and paper collar. His own conver,
sasion at the point Of the bayonet,
makes him a valuable exhoater.
, 1877-08-10
ARGUS CHANCES.

The LArEsT.-Olympia and Ten
ino Railroad stocks on the San Fran
cisco exchange.
Senator Mitchell is announced to
leave Washington for Oregon some
time this month.
An artist of Frank Leslie's Illus.
trated Newspaper, has been sketch
ing Astoria and vicinity.
The fixed purpose sways and bends
all circumstances to its use, as the
wind bends the reeds and rushes be-
meath it.
1t is reported that canoe full of
Hydah Indians have been massacred
by Cowichan Indians within few
miles of Victoria.
Postal cards are not returned to
the Dead Letter Office if they are
not called for. They are held sixty
days, and are then burned.
1t has been observed that the lady
with diamond ring will scratch her
nose, in a given period, four times as
often as any other woman.
The cannery is doing a splendid
business at Muckilteo. They have
caught as high as one thousand
day since starting" Star"
In the river valleys of Puget
Sound the potato-crop is greatly
damaged by a worm or bug, and in
many places there will be a failure.
A temperance organization Of
which the members pledge them
selves not vote for drinking men has
been started in Polk county, Oregon.
A fashionable young lady dropped
one of her false eyebrows in church
pew, and badly frightened young
man next to her, who thought it was
his mustache.
Josh Billings says that the mewl is
larger bird than the guse or turkey.
1t has two legs to walk with and two
more to kick with, and wears it wings
on the side of its head.
The Victoria Colonist" says:
"There are 35 patients i'll the Luna
tic Asylum. All are in good physi-
cal health. The establishment and
inmates are cleanly-their condition
exciting the admiration of visitors.
HOWE SOUND MINEs-A company
is being formed in town to open and
work the silver and copper lodes at
Howe Sound. The local capital re-
quired will be about 100000, most
of which has been subscribed
"Colonist."
\ Myriads of grass.hoppers have ap-
peared in Boise valley, Idaho. At
first they were seem flying high, but
now and then cloud of them would
descend ard strip field. Most of
the wheat is harvested and out Of
their reach.
The Cleveland "Leader" has been
vainly searching the dispatches each
morning for intelligence that Bona
parte Banning, who labored so hard
in Congress last session to red
the sr ny, has volunteered in the
force under General Howard to fight
Joseph.
CANNING SALMoN.-The Pacific
Coast is coming forward conspicu
ously in the canning business. 1t is
estimated that in Oregon alone there
are 100000 cases Of canned fish and
$4,000 of canned fruit put up an
nually. The business is constantly
increasing, and the increase for the
present year, it is said, will be fifty
per cent. over last year. Fraser
River and Skeener River in British
Columbia are preparing to largely
supplement the worlds supply of
salmon.
, 1877-08-10
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.

OFFICE OF SINGER MANUFACTURING Co, \
Corner First and Yamhil sts.,
Portland, Oregon, February 26, 1877.
SPECIAL NoTICE.We would respectfully
call the attention ofour former customers, and
nll persons who desire to purchase our cele-
brated Sewing Machines, that Mr.. John p.
Peterson, of Port Townsend, Is our regular
authorized agent and collector, and ali orders
left with him will he filed promptly, and all
machines sold fully guaranteed by this com
pHny. Machines sold on the instaIlment plan
and liberal discount made for cash.
Singer Manufacturing Company,
3 WILLIS B. FRY, Manager.
MILTON w. PARSONS,
General Travelling Agent, Oregon and w. T.
, 1877-08-10

The New York "World" estimates
the loss from the recent strikes at
$40 100000. The same paper esti.
mates the loss in the single city of
Pittsburg at $8,000,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-17
Rv Il. A. kerby, Auctionoer,

(No 81 King street, Alexandria, Va.
ERS' SALE ndcr dccreo
u of tho Corporation Court Of Alexandria
city, made at its January term. 1871, IN the case
of Smoot & Uhler vs.. John 7. Hill, tho under
signed, as commissioners, will offer by public
auction, on SATURDAY, Juno 9th, 1877, at II
O. clock m., in front Of tho Market Buildlng on
Royal street, in the city of Aexandriq, Virginia,
tho following property, to wit:
A CERTAIN TENEMENT and LOT, stu.
ated on the east side of Wator (now Loo) stroo:
in tho city of Alexandria, Virginia, between
Wolfe and Wilkes streets, beginning At the
middle of ,hs square between Wolfe and Wilkes
streets, and running thence north On Water st.
81 feet inches to IN alley feet wide; thenee
east on said alley parallel with Woto street 10
fset to the western limo Of Potomac st thence
south on Potomac street parallel with Wster
street 81 feet :; inches, and thence west IN
straight lina to the beginning.
Terms: Ono iourth cash; tho residue in equal
payments in one, two and three years, with IN
forest from tho day OF sale; tho deferred pay
mcnts 20 be secured by the notes Of the pur-
chaser CT the property, with good personal So
curity, and ,he tito OF the propisrty to be re-
tanned until the purchase price is fully paid
CHARLES E. STUART,
H. q. CLAUGHTON,
lots Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-17
AUCTION SALES.
By Green 8 Wise,


(Resl Estate Agents and Auctoneera.J
COMMISSIONERS SALE-By virtue OF =
~ decree Of the Corporation Court for the city
of Alexandria, Va, rendered at its May term,
1S--. in the chsncsry cause Of E. E. Downham
& Co. vs. o. Lcary Of al, the undersigned, cHm.
missioner therein named. will sell, by puoile
auction, on SATURDAY, the 10th day of June,
1877, al y clock M, in front of 'hs Market
tv. 10 wit: The Lot or GROUND, with tho
thereon, situated IN sslu al,
city, and bounded as follows: Beginning on toe
west side cf Alfred street, between Cameron ana
Queen, at The north line of McVegh,s lot OK
tendinc thence westward with McVelg6's lot
and parallel 70 Cameron street 81 toet; ihence
north parallel to Alfred street II! feet thence
cast SC feet to Alfred street, thence south win
Alfred s.root to tho beginning, with the right OF
way over Oh alley two feet in width leading INTO
y larger alley extending from Alfred to Patrick
street Terms Of Sae-Cash.
CHARLES E. STUART,
,uv1I.2swis Comm'r of Sale.