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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

Ipst.mp.rs. Coughs t'aiia. f,.er. anil
must ~ III. Iseasrs Which II stsrs. t'attit,
sheep lIpHs aua Poultry afp eahief II
HFr teulIf, pysteon. niii ttiFNi Ii using
lnelp sim tondlttnn FpaIaf according
NJ lir rlain directions fnii III All sItlN.
R's'~,
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llEGls THEY .inl.

a4.i.!e lii.S alsIs
IT, lietna NV Fp'l Styles Dr M
plafas anl Sflian, N0.tn ..i
III ,c.
~ ilrees H. !, AM White kniok.
sfhapktra. fe,nc, Prize H. for
efnts.
9ta i.lee Dn .ltt, Ia Dark fall
shat "af'li s@o Ial isei
II fiaee. - II. i rppiin III III col.
49, cA.si, u "a. ,or 25e.
- I'intea T8st'h -.r.cinsss fires
aaad browns ,ply worth :i5c
toera NI Na't I'at.li Il sImcl.
$1,000 titi lU &C. f6f 'ue
I. II j- ~ W.. 'nelfeh ,se.,.r.
Etf.a,r pfieH 90. tas IL.
II pEfaie. Sill; mid Wool i,onrettr
Al Nw Aatsts. nli prirn .5c.
TT stc
70 fieee ElslHk Cashmere All
VOL ID Inches Wide. worth T5c
far hac.
ID Pieces Black t-nlnn Beavers NJ
1T Tnr. -l.-a. -l.so, sl.5 and II.
worth double.
% pleees Hack All Wool Beavers.
a sa..s, ~l.ap .a.15 and s3.uD
Former price is;i.uO, $3.50, 500
ufI ~i.bn
II Pieces llnek Ghinrhilia, Beavers
Sl.25, sl5D ii7a. anil sa.OU~
worth 30 rtf cent moro.
liO piseo1 All Wool Home Nude Gus
slnirtr, EStra Heavy. for The.
~ Pieces Harris GHsplmrrn. Extra
Weight uni llnish. Worth -a.aj
for sl.an.
alO Pieces Extra Heavy rwillcd
seaslot Flannel Worth H.. fat
49,
~ ltaif Niiie Wool Gln,4lststs tn
quarter al rfi.a ~ tisa,. III II .,ia
Ion / Mp4l Shaw mud. Il this
s8ntHs fltlt t,kc 1.Slll inches.
Al NJ tli $50,
st.Nn fNI i MILES 10
sy.ts.aes Morgan.
Il Nalee s.,
itI, iaa'DN.iA.
8884
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

tr fitlrra Nesstalie Nnme,ly phy
iriuAs Afeeiaity j. aar4 positively raf.@
htps's taHe ~ discriminatory ihelsnaa.
lefit, sata NymHts II st.a. ts.atas- 3,
y esa,as n'sr"r-it aa.i NJ, diseases eftia
aerts. hlta enI silntet never tatls
~heu tpaen X. directed aNrnsan i Law.
Fr .EahtH fur resao | fatl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

u. VI Kline u saH nayp ilis' tn Is
Ii hApt Hat fahi iuFgaes church d.
aani liz 4 tn exquisite III iltl i. II
IT. trum aI.aek of aailI iialian aalbse,
lilp faut resting an Il turned nnif
l,ls,sly polished rlfaft trau j
htac ~ III a'n~ material ips els
vant II, ,1s aud line til III tn Haf.
hIr watk lii these gentlemen Afr
growing into cnsiGltlc natt.rtv.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25
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fs*# So F'sAAA NRe8 thNA F#48t
H@A ka AL w. 80 $780, -
HH 80 #Ht Nas 8H8fsssA4A II aAs*
#N fN# AsNA E&8t sMaK#e8aa AMF MK# NA4
$3.50 eAsw a fAA n A48 n Nl
tAft# II 49, Ffw Af#HA4k s8 AAAa
#F@t8NA HsssMf#A#A IN 49, AAsaa ~
esnsA II sas8ha 49, II #stl ~ sMh48 - s8s
HES A##s 81 twastAAHa tssMf8AAu84 4F
sAA4sf4 i AaRe HF8 fHieWs fstfeFa 81 f@t
AhsN At h#N Vi 49, Nh sasN4 fA
t#tA #AAs RtHs fsf8f Nsft $500 ta
T8As s#tt# I 8s Nl8 AfsN4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

spias q tlln #ta Till. trn
oiif'alllnt'iha = II A3ans utter
having fought liz railroads II lie
state for their ratee, now - rfss.l.
a.ns II iiir Nail.nn narrow gang. IA
chat ling ! sriifa III mil. 4 .iaa
greater 'lian any other railroad eser
charged. Our inrr, salon Il l.ai
other roads have. Ia their Infancy
whom the country Wis ncw and httsl.
ncss lighi, charged similar iaies.
Tho question II. II such fuc,s luatlfy
Mr., Adams u aaeh fat,s dill they
not iaa'tiy oilrr ru.ri.2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25
! ours worry truly.

Mr. vsndsgriit, ~ iho firm ~ Nan!e
CriA 4 Huffman. Ian Nell.aunan business
mNn In this place. having one u thc largest
stores In springfield, o.,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

hts Fes fss4 So isttp o. aN Nita
.hs cetelsrsiel tsAtt,s il toLtKNsss
HAY With Mil be
salsi Kid sals#N 81 AZ MamlA f,sft. ualt In
future. A. VII lot furnish thsn ~ any
alhnt tlanasa stfst TIE finest tables,
hslss. s;ellt. sa 80 ~ lpsest prices
tela tsr e#sa, sSas e ! ?. lN Il lrsee list,
II " soLikabaa. fag broadway. New
York. sncrssss.l /. Ilstsan Il telienacr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25
VEGE'rINE.
An Eserllen, Medicine.

Springfield, q Feb. ~, ia;7.
Thia n IA certify that have nscd We
ryiss, manufactured by H. II, hiryehH.
lsv~son, Mass, for Rheumatism AMI Get.
srsl rr,stration ~ thu Nervous System,
with good rueeess. rceuaasnd Vcgetlne
A. An excellent medicine for ench coin.
ntAthis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

Consumption Cared An all physician,
retired from practice. having hal placed
IN Ills lanls ~ III East India missionary
the formula "a SIMPLE vegetable remedy
far ~ s,nesy an.l permanent enre ~ rsn-
sumption, hronei,itis, ralarfh. Hsshmn, aud
Ill throat ana lang affections. alAas posi-.
tive AMI raiieai cure fer nrrsena dphilii.
aud nli hcryufsa complaints, aiier having
testsrl IT, wonderful curative rosvrs Ia
thou. auas u cases, has soli i. Ills tlut. IL
muLa II known 20 his
slsrriug fs3lpNs. Aatfnai,l hs
this motive aud desire IL relieve
hnmaa .aHerins | viii tpnl free II
cl.ars. IL ai III Il 4t,a Il lis tnt.pe IN
Herman, French - Eagle Ntta fnil III.
lsetlen IN glAaarlng .na ns.ns, Sent ~
msll liz ntliasia8 with stamp, nalning
this raper, M u. sh,rar. - towers
liaek. Rochester MY It'll
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

ussar* VII H.
Frm VI N sasr Wy
Mstss sfasr
uains Wet, III a. D. ia = Essa 90 r II
WATTS sMnfAf
sssine WEE. m A. 4. w. ! aar y
TAswsxAis Mali VIA *Afathrs llH~#sa
rsnt.Y sni lsvsssiir leaves tsvrs hah
dAy, Wsasesla. aaa frliss. - y, ",
Mali ts rtestan. Via FisfeHettille sHI
rlranssr. leaves svrfs Tnssias ard Eel
Aay. ats VI. n.
Att. rEApi,r, n. NJ
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

WAITED ~ ExrHAssr. !, new
Nrei sewing Machine. or ii a,N VIZ.
tor Sewing Machine, ~ il Centennial
hewing Machine. for building stone.
delivered Iii GrcAea alid will liz ~.
oliarTei II il lnrruin AlHo II tfst
rln4s hrAnd n.w Washing Maellin.
fur particulars .nluIl. III tl.i5 Office
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25
Farm FOR &AI.k.

AffgA s8A 80 nr
49, VT er fs Ff# l
t5ta go t8 8e3ff Wt8f
bsa q ~. lleas s. slf !
hets 49, tHii 4s sH fNe fvs#s 8ah.
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ttH NJ tsAE ahs fee
FIJI We 8 se 49, tN
e4.sa IS 81 i8s - III &c A9t
fs Gu 4t2& &# 5kts
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Nil l n he1. II .sgf HftfH.

AsR8 R3 NJ htfl IL ssff f4 Ht
Viz aF ut Nt8sen n LeprF 'iafe
teasss. h asls, frg'a lie airtissIon II j
,ew member thereto II teenats iiarnr.
tAn' that all tirhss ani accounts with Che
lste Glrm NJ settled sonn nv cash IN note.
Thtte iuipltcd vtsi IKE tluA AM iimHly
toti,e II the above aud guYern ,hrinselscs
accordingly ausi tins sate W trouble mi
tlenstlre. tralile and ra..s vita II.
,seate, Iauuars Il. lsia.
tmi sNI.AstiN IL Lowry
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25
o1.,ats Stock Farm,
CfiAS CRAPSER, Prop

iifFt'rt sf rnr, '.fiaa Horn t4tfte.
hVf lire fnlahi hlas swine - ssafA
Rigs 'nf alp. alsn tifpnl suNe il r.ataN-
alls TpssfG .eFeI suung huiis tss sit
elietfs TN. given al.rn required Farm
ihr.e anti 4 half uiies 1910 NJ tsfrn,
iiuN srl ntats iana
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

4 Wilt th works III TIL swan.
M A,net .N VI to-, tlie Prophet
~ u tilt lha.hhte ,f unsn I'll
.eseellef air lr''H't rrpe 90. ~
IA eSf - trial TO- ,A.aH
Tie 9n'Ianeh nad Increasing fae,l
Nith Wli#l the M III 4hiW Hfe XIV.
celt.3 aA Ftset t4tY hasr lttfn ia
tio,l'les.l fai ihatf ~ ei'a tr I.
w0nli ..tt ia itaHal tli's II theia.
With Ill Increased dlmanl they atp
extending th,lr fHliistrn. hassag
ftltlei n1n thitl "a th.ir manil'aftsr.
inr iaan llls NJ. ,.r. und having
provided IL additional lno.ive issr i
chs III tlin 'arsrst nntl meet rt.ntr.
IN witrlHllft Ia nae. size u4Y! TIN.
ton the farmers aase sN' niea III II
determine. thc,G To H..
newe,I rtfo.tN, and s'i,. l,i..hrr eiaitns
ta popular ,lFmlf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

The hnsiilcst md professional
card IN Barker ira-., enne IN tua
late las' week in call attention IA til.
snmr. 18th arp well known IL lie
pto.-'c IT t1c county md vicinity,
Jerry fron having ssrsed The county
twn terms eli County 9.nditar, ara
WI N, ra resident ~ atT n.iKliha4
ipg county of Wlnnnsiir.t, wlaere IN
saliom capacities he established lie
reputation iii u e1tfe aaa reliahis
lhusinpas hlan. OF late ho hats been
better known ~ ouf people IA 4 @i't-
dent III Hssia law Office. Their lis.
incss qualifications VII commend
shtm ,u liz public,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

s4fksfr .ea'Es1'.
81 ithPs.
iIHs 4 EQUITY
Il. ~ tlteutt @afi q, Howard County,
.+ Iae
II fiH t4tial tsassfi,n IN.
M Aa #t. II Tia slen. as tn
t4A II n lleeari ,'allui, stare III
sa .assl 81 toward County nnd agu,nsl
~ Aftt aatni January
-. 800, nj 81 III directed
tstst.nann id tit#si 81 lhp gHeis ehati.is.
SILK IL shteft III 10y company, ,isa.s
N. property TIL ttsni. 1T lhirl p.r.
snits, tanls ALL easements laAei, Ais nyt
essiliii rs las firm ekeeuti"n1 u. thu said
ff4Ht kNsp. h.atf ar f.,tsn 10 b .aalp
, t. 5lA Al Tlgi.te', Ihursaa1, Five linn
il 'yH sl at ,0p Dollars
NitA snsefN Art IL. ! hsys leslnl npon
- lslle~ins a. afis.ti personal property
Fourteen hunirsl. thiriy.,~n hu.hel. 81.
Nieat gro,. weight four hundred forty.
fur bashp'r ani - raBaIs III nats. aud
i.iaHiy.,ap ~. nc hill bushels III harley.
"a A.fets =5sr Inl.a Aa.!se taet /
'sAf aiir, lpr al II pu'lie cutlery. 81
i,afkel atE.et il freeze, county "
toward .na stas. 81 .pan al
Aa,nsaa,, ieb., 9th. i,.S,
I tAtstpn s'ie hplts iii y D clock II ,n.. anil
! lo9l1ex II NJ IT sait AS ale III c,n.
ttisate 81 iie haal II ~ aelprl Il nj. 81.
u "a. fRi nj e 81 lis Ii. .Ilrst and
se.i htlisf tlt.r.lHf ineaNA tie above IL.
.Fts1asi arfgsftA n sNlheleas thereof H.
5rt5sfs l4F abAtV4 TN ntli intsr.st Nh /
east
II .4s -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

NJ. Tunes Comic. nen'isi ne naltl.
laHie, sfl'e / b.6tc uAed hi.
E4!i' Cough Sp.up ~, ,e'e as I
III hv f.tnils irftWa Df tlHca yt
Hna 4h4 TEA tatsa I'll Hy lIst thsgr
II noting IA compare fatf @s d r.itg.
edy fsa loNglt4. taf.ls,ttc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

sotlisa. sill nnd IT. Ninciiellf. Teeth.
INK syrup lnsi tile medicine II Lase Iii TN
honse for the children II will cure .aisl8,
ennphs. t9is ihinat All regulate tie bow
s.s, try y sol! i, al druggists
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-25

tptasrr & cnnr.sf's Cashmere i,ou-
u,,el s,a,l,. and Niolst Toilet Nater. ARE
uniselAal', esieelurl ~ ,hc inet,fnl and
refined. III the most delicate and recherche
III perfumes
Cafasfr & GparasY mime md iraio
mark upon earh package y u guaranty Of
ss'NHrlar ri un.tafsH quality.
tefHh1n II raafssf. established in
Mes ioiA rarly III Ill century Willmain.
tau ti.eif lending position lily
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Frepafnf hf
II H. kTIf M. ts6ietan MV7s.
In.
lEuETlNIs " apId III All i'susaI 4.
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"tg attention 90 II, branches oi AAfA In
ll4 linz Office user IT, siarr d. i'lalt n
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-15
BIG SCHEM rs.

Congress appointed committee tc
inquire into The cause of the hard
times. They are sitting in New
York and working-men are invited
by the committee to give their opln-
ions. But no two are found to think
alike, which shows that Kearney was
pretty smart when he advised al the
grumblers to pool their differences
as the only way Of harmonizing. One
man was in favor of bringing all the
people OF the y. S. into a grand co.
operative christian society in which
every thing was to be equal and in
common. Another thought the gov
eminent ought to issue $l4,OOO,OOO
of greenbacks and set every body to
work. The committee are coming to
the conclusion that their report will
not enlighten the country with any
valuable information but prove only
book of lamentations.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-15

The following Section Of the Act o
1873, Chap. 4S}, is published Tor the lnloi
nation Of Tax Payers;
SECTION -. All persons and incorpo
rated Institutions that shall pry their STATE
Taxes on or before the LIST day OF Srpirm
Der of the year for which they were LEVIED
shall he entitled to deduction Of Five pei
Ccnlum of said Taxes: all that shall pay
the same on OF before the LIST day OF Oc,o'
Der of said year, shall be entitled to dc'
ducton OF -Four per Ccntum and all tl'a'
Shall pay Che same on or before the flfS'
day of November of said year, shall be en-
titled to deduction ofThrcc per Centllm
July Is st
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-15
DEATHS DOINGS.

Sixteen killed and twenty more in
jured in a smash-up on the Pan Han
die railroad last Wednesday. TWEEN
ty persons killed and forty others torn
and mangIed by a tornado which
swept over Washington, Conn, on Fri
day and nearly demolished the town.
From ten to thirty per day dying of
yellow fever il New Olleans. No less
than seven attempted suicide in N. Y.
on Thurcday. Such are the most
prominent reports Of deaths work
last week.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Six hundred Chicago shoemakorS
are on a strike.
The strikes in the north Of France
have terminated.
Mrs. Rachel Bush, Of Cumberland,
has been held in $500 for a hearing
on the charge Of bisamy.
Joseph Blnkman, aged Is, son Of
Caspar Briukman, ofCumbcrland, was
sunstruck on Tuesday. lie Will lie,
cover.
Repairs to the outlet lock Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal are COM
pleted and boats began passing
through on Monday.
Vernon Brothers paper mill, at Pa.
per Mill village, Mass, was burned
Thursday. Loss $4,000 insurance
! 100000.
Rev. Jacob Wahrenborger, Of the
First German Presbyterian church,
Patterson, n. J !, fell dead from heart
disease Thursday.
The residence of Rev. DR.. Krohn at
West Troy, n. T., was robbed on
Wednesday during the absence Of the
owner of $1,000 worth Of property.
Frank l.. NcLain, a provision and
proluce dealer in Boston, was robbed
Of $500 and pounded to unconscious
ness while alone il his store Thu. s.
day.
William Revel, a retired negro
minstrel, was shot in bar room fight
in Philadelphia last Thursday night,
by James N. Lamont, a we'll known
member of the same profession. Rev
ell will die.
Two fire engines colliled Thursday
morning in Chicago killing fireman
George Ran and badly injuring fire
man ShaugneiSy. Both engines were
running to fire and met on cor
ner.
Saturday morning, John II. Abllin-
son was run over and instantly killed
about three miles from Ivor station,
by special train coming eastward
over the Atlantic, Missippi and Ohio
railroad.
Wednesday afternoon some I'M
known miscl cant entered the stable of
Thomas Donohue, n. 800 East Thirty
eigth street, New York, and cut and
disonboweled and otherwise MANNED
two horses.
Wednesday morning one Of the
Customhouse lnSpectressos, attached
to the Hamburg and Bremen line
steamers, seized eighteen yards Of
French black silk, valued at about
seven francs a yard.
The case Of Jack Kehoe, the con-
demned Mollie Mcguire, which has
been before the Pennsylvania Board
of Pardons has been postponed to
September 8.
Government detectives last week
arrested three men in Baltimore,
charged with counterfeting nickels
and dimes. Coins found upon the ac-
cused were excellent limitations Of the
genuine.
The Nevada bank has sold 1,2O0,-
900 ounces Of fine silver to the gov
eminent, which was delivered to the
San Francisco mint Friday. The
price paid was the London rate with
cable exchange, payable in standard
dollars.
The War Department is in receipt
Of Information TO the effect that five
squaws of White Bird band surren-
dered on the 2Sth ult,. on the south
fork Of the Clearwater. They say
that White Bird is still with Sitting
Bull.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-15

While bathing in Broolslfell, Conn.
on Saturday evening, Herbert Beers,
aged 80, got beyond his depth, when
his brother Edward, aged q, went to
his assistance, and 10 the struggle for
Life, both were drowned.
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Office TO TAX PAYERS
N OF FREDERICK co.

Notice is hereby given that the tax
books for the year 1873 are now ready and
the Collector will he prepared to receive
the State and County Taxes at his Office III
Frederick City from Wednesday, July H.
1873.
PETER w. SHAFER,
Collector of State and County Taxes.
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were burned on Saturday. Loss, ToU,
600, no insurance.
A new gold field is reported to
have been discovered on Sinking
river, fifty miles southeast Of Fort
Custer, and stampede has begun all
along the line from Bismark to Fort
Custer.
Two hundred more shoematers quit
work in Chicago on Saturday. A
meeting of manufacturers was held in
the afternoon, but adjourned without
adopting any measures TO meet the
strike.
George Howell, colorel, was to
have been hanged at Greenville,
Tenn, on Friday last, for the murder
Of Joseph Martin. The culprit at the
last moment was granted respite
until September 5.
j. A. Cooper notifies the internal
revenue bureau that in an attempt to
seize the distillery of Hut Amarne,
in Tennessee, his son, John Cooper;
was fatally wounded by the illicit dis
tillers.
A brilliant reception was given to
Mrs. President Hayes at Newport, r.
l., Friday evening, by Mrs. General
W. +. Cullom. The house and grounds
were illuminated. A large number
Of prominent visitors were present.
During a primary democratic cleo
ton in Cincinnati last Friday nj Iht
Herman Bisack and D. Devote. dele,
gates, became involved in a quarrel,
Devote struck Bisack in the temple
with his fist, killing him almost in.
stantly.
Hugh Walsh, a prisoner in the
Grow Hill penitentiary, New York,
committed suicide Tuesday morning
by hanging himself in his cell. lie
was a seamen, and when the war
broke out he enlisted III the navy.
ROYAL B. Conant, the dcfauItins
cashier Of the Elliott National Bank
Of Boston arrived late Yesterday at
Nantucket in custody of a United
States Marshal. He was brought
thence to Boston and is now in iail.
Willis Warren, aged II, admitted
to the Qpara2tino Hospital, Memphis
August 3, died Tuesday. The de-
ceased came from New Orleans, and
is the only case of yellow fever that
has reached Memphis.
Two trun,,. ho,ono;na 70 tn Dro
$3.50 ~ ~. Nam va,I- G-,',72., 1I,,,l, na
. .I' 'r1 who orr; !, 7' Gov, SrnJHv
, v.o,.l ',;,,'l Nv 49, r,,stIn, ;ia,aa m;
GERS Tuesday. 1t IS charged that they
contained SmnggIed goods.
It is repor;ol that some Of the In
dams Of White Birds band have
ioinaa the hostiles. General lIovarl's
column is MOVING TO Brunea Valley,
and General F,rsyth's column is 90
inc through Juniper Lake country.
Kate Arnold, white, and Joseph
Gardener, colorcd, have been placed
in Jail at Annapolis, charged with at,
! IN.,.l .,,..l. r,l.,,
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NEW STORE!


7 aving opened Store where ! INTEND
| to keep COnstai. lily on hanu
.rOSD-rIo5
of all kinds,
HAMS, BACON, SHOULDERS,
AND SIDES.
Also different kinds of Feed, such as
Co1u, outs, T,on, MIL StuW, Flour,
C0ru Mcal, Screenings, CIoched
Corn, dc.
An of which will be sold at the lowest
market price \ share OF public patron
age is respectfully solicited.
ABEL MITCHELL,
West Main sllcct, Mcchanicstown.
july3-Gm%
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Having bought and order give customers the d'"n
"Ss OF low l''@ We VII" %" WI ~'" JNO ROOT.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-03
1878.

Another leaf in our history IS turn
Ell, another year OF our loves gone,
and it behooves uS to. look back and
examine h01c il was spent:
Most men ask themselves only
material questions at such intervals
2s the beginning of new wear, rs
Cor eXample-"How much money
have I n1Sde this year ? How much
rrorerty have I added TO my former
ssock,S There are other questions,
infinitely more important than these
and they should come home To every
heart, ON the threshold of each new
year. "Have Te grown In knOwl-
edge and virtue Have our deeds
Of kindness and charity been more
numerous the past year than the
cne before Have we been more
useful in our sphere and calling ?
IN short, are we better mel land
wnlnen) than We wereR year ago ?"
II We can answer these questions
in Il way that satisfies conscience. it
il well with ,Is /: If not, let us firmly
resolve TO do better during the year
just began. Ii the past year has
been an entire blank in our lives, let
us repent in sackclOth and ashes.
Time flies, whether We improve
i or not. We educate ourselves for
future blise or woe. When our last
year, our last day and moment
c2.nes, We will surely not regret of
having done TOO much good, hut may
regret of having done 80 little. Se-
-Ioas thoughts ] =
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-01-03
Just as we were going 70 press

Just as we were going 70 press VIC
received the Mifiinburg Telegraph
from which we clip the following,
which we gladly publish in order to
do justice to an innocent man:
CORRECTION. - Last week we
stated that We had been informed
that Mr.. Jonathan Meyer had been
arrested as one of the supposed per,
pe:rators Of the late crime in Snyder
county, since which time we have
proof positive that such is not the
Case. Mr.. iona. Meyer having writ.
ten uS that he Is at his home, with
his family. and that the report is
false in every particular ~ far as IL
relates to him. Independent of this
error, balance Of the account is prob
able correct, as we have not heard
anything to the contrary.