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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11

The election in Baltimore to day to fill the
vacancy left by the death of Mayor Kane will
without doubt result in the choice of Gen. F.
L. LatrOte, the democratic candidate. The
republicans have no candidate in the field
and the only opposition is that of the national
greenback party, who have put forward Mr.
r. III. Smith as their candidate. While it is
not supposed that they will cast a vote heavy
enough to imperil the success of the demo
Gratis, yet, as their strength is an unknown
quantity, the city papers advise the democrats
to be on hand at the polls and not take vie
tory for granted. The success 'or to NJ .yor
Name will fill out the unex pired term of one
year and four months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11

Baltimore'S standing nui -ance, the basin.
IS beginning to emit It's oil familiar and h,r
rid stencil, and the authorities are again dis
cuSsing the hackneyed question OF its origin
and how To deal with it. The health officers
are of the opinion that the sugar refneries
and tie sewage from cesspOols together COM
bIne 10 produce the trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11

The murmurs of Europe, following the ''sur-
prise that Disra"h has prepared for them
are beginning to arise: but this move of Eng
liSh diplomacy has been so cleyerIy planned
that II Is not likely that the opposition of the
mediterranean powers and Russia to the &C
QUESTION OF Cyprus will amount to more than
words France, which has been England's
rival in Egypt, and is jealous of her power in
the Mediterranean, is likely to be most moved
by England's action: but France is held back
by other considerations, and will hardly do
more than demonstrate, especially when il is
SOlemnly announced that it was only ont of
terder consideration for France that England
Te1falheG from taking pO session of parts of
The mainland OF Asia. AS England will give
up Cyprus whenever .tOum and X lrs are
surrendered 10 Turkey by r iSSi;t it is ltural
that France should endeavOr to persuade the
latter power tDmake the surrender suggested:
Il IS equally natural that Russia should desire
10 retain her hard won prizes, though she sees
with concern the English at Cyprus. II looks
as though both of the acquiSitIye powers
would retain their new territory indefinitely
The seizure OF Cyprus is the natural result of
England's traditional policy and of the events
oil the last year or two This fertile island with
Its area OF 1868 square miles and its pOpula-
ton OF 2vO,tCu mostly Greeks, is distant only
SiXty-tiYe miles from The coast of Syria. Fleets
at Gibraltar at one end of the sea- at Malta in
the middle, and at Cyprus at the other end
will give England control of the Mediterranean
its entire length. Cyprus Will also serve as
q point of Importance in the route to India.
Its position enables its holders to protect the
SueZ canal aud when It's once famous port of
FamagaSta is repaired and a railroad built
1 ION the Mediterranean shore of Asia Minor
u the Euphrates valley, it will also command
the approaches to India from this direc-
ton. he question of the disposition of the
Indian troops now at Malta is also solved
They VIII be used to hold the newly acquired
island, a du;y for the satisfactory per-
1Ormarce OF which they are in every
way fitted. The advocates of giving them
excitement by transporting them to the
scene of war in South Africa, and those who
favor indulging them in a pleasure trip to
London, where they would become an enjoy
able spectacle to the pOpulace, will both ac-
knOwled the wisdom of this settlement of
the controversy. But perhaps the most i'm
pOrtant point gained by this bold stroke of
English policy, in addition to the substantial
advantages suggested, is the increased pres
flge acquired thereby, not only among Euro
pean nations, but especially in Asia where
her supremacy is largely dependent on the
estimate formed OF her powers, the actual
force ill her Asiatic possessions being in
considerable. The Jewish AdveIiturer,"
whether his apparent victory shall prove to be
shadOwy or substantial, succeeds in keeping
the eyes CT the world on him and on England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11
The Star for the summer.

Persons leaving the city may have TIE STAR
sent to their address by mall postage prepaid for
such period Of time they may DESIRE at the rate
OF Is cents per week, 80 cents per month, 81, Is
for three months, or 50 for six months
as- The money to pay for the time required must
In all cases accompany the order. Otherwise the
paper cannot be sent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11
DBL ERTY FOR RENT
By X. o. HOFFMAN,
heal Estate Agent and Auc ioneer,
10TH AND ST N w

1928 New York ave. n. w., 10 rooms, furn. $3.50 90
e2 st. NV, rooms, store and cellar 125 o.
S1o "a ave. n. W.. 16 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % o.
dSSO fenn ave. NV business house. 100 "
Sd1 New York ave: d W., II rooms, turn. :. 20 %
30! 18th ST. n. W., 13 rooms mod i'm d. ... Is O.,
oIi lzIh ST. q. W., IL rooms. mod imps. 80. IS 90
!Oio !Dtn 81. d. W, Is ROOMS, moi imps.... IS o.
l9ol LIE irOit Park. furnished ........ .... 90 on
ld9U "a ave. n W.. IL rooms mod inips.... 65 o
6O3 st. NV, 10 rooms, mod. impo........ IS o
6io "a st. L. W., IL rooms mod. imps. ...... 30 o.
SSo ST. h.W., IL rooms, mod. imp7....... 80 "
4od n 81: NV, ~ rooms, mod. impS........ AZ o.
aUuS y 81. NV. 10 roCms, mod. impS. 40 co
SS4 ST. a. w., 1O rooms. mod. imps. ........ 40 90
e2s Zirh II. q. ". rooms furnished. ...... 35 o.
vi III ST. NV, IoCms, u, cd imps....... 30 o.
Slo Uh ST. q. W., rooms. mod. ilnps....... 35 o.
WI Iln ST. NV, rooms, mod 1uIps........ 50 10
SSb IN st. W., 3 rooms, mod. imps........ 35 90
oo4 ioln ST. NV, rooms, Nod imps. 81 10
QUO 3 81. s.e., 10 rooms, mod imps........ 30 %
%! ISL st. S.e., rooms mod impS. ........ 80 or
~ 4th st. Sc, 10 roonss. mod. imps...... 33 80
!10 MD. ave. s.w., rooms. mod. fmps..... 25 90
122 Md. ave. s.w., rooms, mod. imps go, 25 90
203 st. Sc, rooms. mod. imps. ......... 20 90
1l9 Carroll st. Sc, rooms, mode nps.... 20 90
III Carroll Sc. Sc. rooms, mod. imps.... 20 90
1923 9th g.: n w.. r, N. l., water Il gas. Ii On
14l9 New Ork ave. q. W.. store. ........... IS 90
l423 New York ave. NV, stoIe............ IS 90
HouseS and Lots for sale, III every section OF the
city, at II due d prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11

Average strorn Dnay Circulation orer
I7,60o-beino much larger bona fide,
regular and permanent circulation than
that Of all the other daily papers ia the
city 0dded tooerher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11

Gen. Howard seems likely to win some
llurels as an Indian fighter this time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11

6,cOOyards or the above goods at half price Have
purchased the balance Of the stock OF one of ths
Irgest importing houses in the country We shall
On Friday or Saturday open 100 pieces
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS
tall linen) at Is cents per yard. AL In want of a
cool seryiceable dress for the three or -four shs
Of very warm weather yet to come, should not let
this oppoI tunity pass.
Valenciennes and Torchon. Edgings and Insert
5ngs very cheap Tor trimming the above.
W. N. BROWN,
ty1l-r 214 Sth street n.m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11

HE IHEAPEsT AND BEST SUITS
l. Of CLOTdES
o buy is those S12 Blue scht Cloth.
Good Suits s6. So and $40. well made and good
wear.
{ flee Goats, 40 and soc.
7 hin Underwear, Sh .rts and Drawers, Csc and
upW ards, at
j. w. SELBY'S,
1914-1S16 Penn'a are,
jy9-n between 10, b and 20 h sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.

I)E OPOsALS FOR kXCAVATING FOR
L HE Y: 5. BUREAp OF ENGRAVING
AND PR WING, WA>HINGIUN ID C.
OfFlCE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
1REASCRY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGToN, ID. c., July 9TH, 1878
Sealed Proposals will he receiv ID at this office
until IL M. on the 10 b day OF July, 1873 for Ex-
caHatlng and LevellrDg for the ,ncr etc fpunda.
tions for the hu lding for Bureau Of Engraving ana
Pilntlng. To be eIeC ed on SQUARE 231 In this city
Copy OF conditions OF submitting bids and other
additional information can be had on application at
BIOS VIII De per cubic yard and must he ad e.
dressed to JAS G. Hill
J'1O-4t Supervising Archi 5eCt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11

q EOResE BOGUS.
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
ANIHR5ClTb AND BITUHIAUUS COIL
Wood Of al kinds Office 60J 8 h ST., between L
a. +. Orders respectfully solicited and SatiS-ac-
ton qua anteed. ARD IA h ST., lei ween and
{. WHARF Foot o. 1872 ST.
Having purchased largely previous to the late
adyaLCe am enabled 10 sell al lowest IA eS Ca.
direct nC III vessels a. q reduction from ordinary
rates. Vessels arriving weekly until close of navi-
ton. i've 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IN WN Z. BURFORD 7OS street.
Ihree-StOry Brick Houses for Sale.
Special bargains offered in two-stnr, press
brick Houses, with and rooms. and all modern
inprcven entS; $3.50 or $500 cash; balance in small
monthly payments, or to suit purchaser.
For Rent
1 12bS ST. ST. n lfsRe 81 mod i'm
ZOOS Co1coran ST., brick, 6r.................. Is
l2fO 10Th st., fI me, 6r. ................. Is
10 LOANS 600 to loan, In one two sums,
al per ceGt. apply to
VIM. z. BURFORD,
y 70 Real Estate Broker, 7Oo E st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11
TNHEARD-OF BARGAINS
BRODHEAD's. 1908 p street.

Il V.VVU AHIIS OF
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY, from auction g.,
., &C.. &C., &C., 10, II. The cheapest and
hest LOT ever offerrd.
WAMSUTTA COLT IN. Cbest) Toe.
kNDRosCoGGIN COTTON, Cbest), "a.
Best CALICoEs. 4l;c.
Best yard ide PER TALFS s..
Best ard-wide LAWNS new sty'es l2,
\ arc-N ide PIsid ORGANIZES IL.
Striped LINENS, lOc.
Spring DRESS GOODS, 10. IL. I5c.
MATTINGs, from Is.
l., ES' and GENTLEMEN's UNDERWEAR.
BARGAINS in all kinds OF DRY GOODS, 81
c. III. ToWsoN & CO.'S,
63S PenHa. dreNue,
yl-r South side, near 75B ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

II right Pi0,sOs q Speciality, Clos-nf-
nS out ssle-greSt bargSins-cOme AndyTYU
see. ff21-tr1 II. l.. SUMNER, 8l1 9th ct W.
M N. KNABE q 90. 4 WOKLD-RENOWN n.
w ED P1AEOS.-The6e celebrated -
Instruments have been before the public
for forty years, and have received the W.
highest award wherever exhibited, McCammon's
fsyorite Pianos, and Pianos from other celebrated
manufacturers constantly on hand. ShoninRer's
celbrated Orgsns. Pianos and Organs sold, rented
sud exchanged. Particular attention paid TO Tun.
ing and thoroughly Repairing Pianos. G. REICH
ENEACH'S Plano WsrerOons, I88 Ijth street. a
ew doors above PennS AZ. octlS-tT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.

T Ace ard small amounts of MONEY TO
SAh r. TttS s'ae hSTfSgT,y ais Per ecu
nd IL Spran1e Asen;, lie Drott Building. cornst
h add SITS. lylI g.
l.NVR SALE AT sACHIFICE-A u,a- S-Sfo.y
impioveme is, on St We can ,ffSg IL i PrSir
~ during the hex 10 days a. one, la the rae
NER Co.. 90 + NV NlI-6r
Tor sALE-CIGAR STORE, 7U5 7th street p.
", ruer q: o'e OF he best stands IA tIy
ety.. nicisnt reasons given for selling; s1d yey
low. Appy on premises. VIC
ITO LOAN-sI0. OC0 IN one or two sums, at s
:, ~ " IN K BtKr5ED' Raj E''sis fEcts5 e.,
4 RARE CHANCE-A Lady going ia mourn
- ing desires pms chaser tor fine lot of Rou I'D
iolnt and Applique LACES al very reduced
,,rfes: rate chance. CAL or address NJ. J sO4
ENOk SALE-LOng lease II nice little FARM 10
i acres land; rich, god; buildings, with all
daily or truck businrss. Apply on prem Uses
John NJ. DAILY, Bad Road, al nld Toll
Gate. IylO-S'
TTN ENCHANGE-tU T a Horse, HarnssS and
u i carriage or Buggy, an elegant PARLOR
sr SGT TI4 e"9psts ne &c @
TO LOAN.
MONEY on real estate, IN sums to silt A. Ger
cent and al per cent. on fst-Class business pr
r. HCLrzMAN,
D6-T 10th and r SIS NV.
WANTED TWO BRICK HOUSES: aImi
w NV; ats4 Q ad $40 600 cash; ~ st be
HOUSE, hEsTER blS 18th st. iva
Fok SALE On easy terms, Valuable REAL
Il ESTATE on Conner' / tut avenue o AID 18Th
streets Inquire al 16l7 Conn. ave-, or 1880 Pa.
sNthue. lv24 In
MONEY MONEY :! MONEY =!
WATCHES. DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, ETC,
L. WALLACH'S,
Loan and Z mnission Broker,
14l7 Pennsy lvanis avenue,
1eI-u neal Willsrd's Hotel.
FOR RENT-LIVERY STABLES, 43s and 40
l. street u. W. &; forty years and longer known as
Natlonal Livery Sfabes;'' have unusually large
ground surface and unsurpassed accommodations and
aclnlles; fronting OIL street; broad alley ways
ulrectly from rear into Pennsylvania avenue: fine
spring water and Potomac water both within
pnsmises Terms, &C., address NJ. A. KIMN ELL,
So 81. NV. ia 6g'
g GOLDsTEIN CO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS,
NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND ID STREETS.
Prtuats Entrance o. Tenth Street.
Liberal Advances made or Loan or on Commits
Slon, on atches, Diamonds Snd Jewslry, Silver
ware, &C., Tor any time desired Oh very reasonable
terms.
~The Oldest and largest 1csiness In the city.
my11-tr
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PERSONAL.
Nj t.ljlGA l., &C..

" Isl'l\'6 L., &C.
= cure any case of Femae W eakness, Irregular
ties and Distractions: 80 years experience ono,
SOo 3 81. sw opposite Smithsonian. jy8-2w'
lk. RUBn RTsON, Confidential ConsuItin,
- PhyStctdn. -honoral,e and scientific treat
Ii" II guaranteed. Once. 821 DsI., between 9tt
aG n,th Nv; hours-Wednesdasa and Saturday
IroIi. u p. m. je10-lm
itk. LEON, The Ol,,est EslaullsG.o Anu onN
~ Reliable Ladies' Physician IL the City can B.
A II Female Complaints quiz X, cured. ONCE Az,
hesidtLce. Monroe St. Baltimore novl4-ly
~ ktI a l. AoTICE.-Dr. tsUn AnIsUN cau b.
h..cthsn,' Cd every " eanesday aud saturday hi.
One. 92l T. St, oetweet 9th and 10Th, from tof
nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and seminal " eaA.
hess, Nervous Debility ImpotencY PremaT ure De
Sa2, Nervous Trembling, Palpitafton Of the heart
pthinsss OF sight o. 6iddiness Indigestion &C.,
HaIlood, and early indisc1etions. aonorl hsea
structures and Sy phfis quickly cured. DR. T. is
t.atlFe or Baltimore, with Ii years experience IL
Speca practice, endorsed by the lesding physicians
,nd saturday. Persons In need of medical treat
ment for any OF the above diseases, viii find it u
theli interest to call upon him, who will insurt
.l ,, AND scientific treatment, and = curs
hls patrons to shy of the leading physicians OF Bal
umoie, and show letters of testimonials from ia.
sake. Call OF address as Above, or TO ID Suutf
hutaW street, Baltimore. mar4O-I ~
TONSuLI DR. LION the Oionsi es1abiislso
~ specialist IN the city. He guarantees permA
nent ano speedy cure In the shortest time possible
OF ali Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
and H. Treated c.ses speciality. L thorough curx
or no charge. separate consulting rooms eos Ii
street northwest. novl-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-11
.IMON WOLF,

COTNSELOR-IT-L4
States Commissioner,
III Ser n u street,
Bttween and g.
Lock Fox So. Residence 1125 h at. Iy11-1u
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05
SemcfratiIdc 9sicsa!eu
SSa5l.

Tie trmrtratifte 9dcgaten @atl in
Centre Counts rirr an zen 9ew6tnli6.
en- 9Sa6ieliBen in zen serIfiebenen
0arbs, SSrfeincis unb 3cpnftips, am
Samfas, ZEN l4!en Stptemter, 1873,
;pil6en ? utr 9atnittas5 unb 6 lltr
I6snes 9etaltcn rrrtcn.
Tie tann crrdbtten Tclegaten mer,
ttn iib am Geurt ,6auft in 9rtiefprte,
am 1ienioa, BEN 17ten Ssptcm6fr, 1878
nm 2 llfr Madmittnss re.fnmmetn, nm
einsn ganbifaten flr gpngreb, einen FIR
SreTtent Surge, einsa fur Senatcr,
stpei fur &femttp, einen fir SteyiiT, ei>
nsn fur S6aBmeifsr, eiRsa FIR grr>
tb0nctnrY, stnen fir 9fe9itcr, einen fir
&frrrtcr, ;rei fir GpmmiiiIcrers, eincn
fur Gprcnsr, tinen Nubitpr une einen
fir Surg GpnlmiIiicnsr gu crnenner.
Die Gonsenttpa pire aud GcngrclFcrs
ale, Suticiale unS Senatpriale Confer,
ees errGetsn uHb antere Gcl6dfte erie,
tt9er.
Die &njatl ppn 9ele9aten III tu4lGen
jsfer Tiftrtet bereGti8t ;it.7il fOlstn,
be:
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05

Gmmrbnern ptrtaTen. @ut @rmrNtS
III ibtilwriIr rcu ttr Scute Cr0riNcn'
Wan hat tafcttf augtrtItt rCr Stdrt
Gin 2cltlaacr cinacri6ttt, wrtin bic Gin~
wrbncr lib sltlrrib tractrn, tenn rtc
Turtbt ron t;ritr &rd0l3eit 1T cine al
9cmrinr.
Die IuStctnur9 rcS Gcltsn Ttrbrr'
nimmt Wciter ~. - NIb ben lrthn
Natrihtrn f1ut in Ntw Orleans rtc
Mcacrtrpritrruus Der &rantbett maGci'
9aIt sum- SpFrr. Man alIutt, rap fiji
eaS Ticttr I'M tGtTtn Gtaetum bCfn
ert. Tic S1uitGtS!tfe pNn Sicnfdl
Wiltaa his Mittwr8 Itrnt mics ciuC
Stcrttitttit Yru 65, uur eir Yrm Grn
nultlI cine irltr ppn GS Nah. SIr
lretrrcm Sage tnmrn aestn1 so Grtranf'
un9cn prr. = WtStwA Mill, II. Wem
ptiS, Gern., wciitn rttnf0us ctne 3u
n1tmc trr NrantGtit nlt.
Mab elmer Mnrrrmma Hrn 99nItirstrr
lpatn 5000 Tatirrcn Mttl, Tptrrn
&1frs mr 3Gfr uNb 500 IN. sped
Gnb frtIhsS ShweintFtiIb 1n BIC NrtS,
lriecNStn III Gj,rnaeI YEyte;iH wcr.
sen
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05

2eetcn Gpunerli19, ais Wr. Ni4arl
Siteltr pen gaines Gcprftir, cine
ihwere fUni .@GuIffu6r 9umtsr tyirb,
trscsuete inn Elm llr1iif, rae zines lri-
nc7. Yferts t6Strts. Die 9lbuus warb
nit elmer &Gtte gum SHdsen tsirfi9t unc
baS Soarr, tas tie &ette Suf1mmepbieIt
flnb nett in tie SEtc. g6Itrcns tie
Subr rsn !Si9el III CutpeiIerss N1plc
%Uib tinurter8ing, Et11t fh Mtr. 6iee-
fer binten III cen GBn3cn, um bic Sper'
re ;u ;;etcn. Gjcsr1re CUR Iciten. 3cit
fin1 rl5 . 8rare ouf rCm gElsen an. t;n-
rm rjIrren @aumnitr urb brad prnirl-
tcn nit rirsr l1Uttn Grat at, fpas eie
@Iule Ip erItrGtte, zap iie III irrinAen
nrTnarn. 9Hr. 5ict!cr litf rar1n, I'M
bic gftrGr in itrtm IbntQcn 0lufsn iy-
rut;a3atten, as he Srerre wieScr lrs
fam uab eie 91nie 6Upr 9inB i'm Ypa,
S1ttcl91ul byIh Gle GcirilIet:e fur1
3urldblItsn. fitl uno Ser ftmsrs 8asen
rcgte uter i5n unS t6btrte ibn fpslcih
Iie.ane;rln Y;er Giulr mutten Ib pcm
9E19en lrs, uno rGnnten nab .eduIc.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05
Gtrtttrrnttr 0tWitttrltnrm
in Srnd.

IuStattne, Soma, 20. glug. Die
beige @e3enr wurse ssfern 9lbsnp Ycn
tircm duBerf teftigcn @switttriturm
EtimsciUht. Ter &cgcn fcb in Str6.
men une nis Stras'n Der Start w1rtn
in tur;er 3tit utrritwemmt. Gs bliete
unauftSrlib, b15 g8a6fr in zen Strab,
Ell ftwpG ~ rcibcnren StrGmen 0n urb
batri terr'6ts cine f1it C9sptiite 6ins
ittrniB. IaS @lTcr rntfutrtf 6Iu5.
paltung39e3enflnrt, @attcn. @rrtirr It..
hal, unb rcr Shrefeu rsr Scmctncr
fr!tct itSer &eittrsiburB. Ter It3en-
faG par 4GS,1 100 3oG, Scr farIfe itit
tem Sabre 1851. Crti %I&r, wGht
turtb eincn hat tsY0:feritn St1tt!bril
Fjc5sn, fitscn Is SUP in tincr t1tten
Stunre. Sa5 g61ier hr1n3 in bic
9Trb1U SUrUTTT Ut. JSUUTTT WIS CTs
fannt. inb fsine Isni0rrlttrn IN @run.
&c 9rS1n9sn, rrt tattcn aisls 2eu.c Gin
tnappes Gutfcmsttn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05

Die 9errea 8imsr & 9crrts, @6pto.
9rap4en ppn 2eipifpwn, Scn wetteub,t-
ben fi4 3prri5 9egenwdrtis in Mia5eim
tcftneet finb bon ben beiten &anRlern.
gtr laten unlere 2fIer ein,. i6re
S1mples, TpelAe an Der Nu1enfeite ibres
Stops Elnsen gu beieGen unb fIt0 Ieltlt
3u ti6er3eusen, mas fur Eerrltte @Gptp>
9rap9s biefelten MAIDEN. &0mmt, penn
ibr einmaI etwas fetr f6SEss befpmmen
Tpltt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05

s8ir MAIDEN unfere 2elsr tiermit tt,
fpnecrs aufrnertfam auf tis am Greitaa
ZEN 27ten Sertemter in WiGteila 1att,
finoence Serie1ticn te5 neaen Salts
Der Dbl 6eacw5 SOboe son unIerem
Stibthen. Refrtre 2cb9e5 prn ance,
ren @lisen irerben arwffen6 fem, fomie
huh au5rdrtige 8IntS fonmen werten.
SIN Gcrmittd9e uni IL lltr Mrs cine
5rrbe @arace oprb Hhs GtdcttVen siet.
rn, bstttcnb aus ben Iufr 9ant5 unb
2ptge5, 1at In refer Uniform. Ser,
Ilumt niGt in6 Stdbtfcn 81 fommen
an jcnem Sage, t1 e6 ptal 81 fr9sn unb
fSran sehcn ptre.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05

Gerr ,6srrg Gear, Qatriot. 9. 'i,areitt
an urs 6rllsners: 9estcn ScnnltenS
tetdnt i,t eins1 iclhen S6mer; in her.
lipftn Sbultfr, baB id mit ni&t rutrcn
frnrte unb ins Srtt stbin mufts. Sd
mar 70 tranf, Rap ib mid niht unapeE.
ben tcnnte. Sh na5m 3IFunt sum
Ct. S0trt5 Del II. getrau0te eS nah
Spri6riit. Gs fat mir CUTE 9isrite &C.
than, rtnn Itrn am ;peittn 1lse tcnn.
tc iA meine gan;e 9Lrteit richer .ncrrihs
ten. $50 tann plter bus Ct, Satrts.
Del aaep' 2sipenpen nit Dutem @twiTtn
AVIS Selie empfeblcn, ca ss Gin sutrs
{3tiImittel III.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05

Nan BAT un5 rlit9ettrilt, taG fog.
YttclsrS uniere llmsc3snb nit @tpi3in>
en- uniider MAIDEN unr tteieltgn tiiliser
Yersaufen ais Or. Glus. 8GaiS5 ,6am-
burger Srcpfen, trrBocm rieieIbsn ctsn
70 sut.irin irrsn. gerftwentst guer
Gelb nift an icl6e SuadI1Iter., g2enn
5Fr Nebisin nDtbis babt, ee9t mad eiu-
en- 3uverlifi9en 9lplttetsr, uab la6t
Gu4 cine 5taf6e 6amtursrr 5:ppfsn
9Iten. lin liter su 9eben, adtet 0rnou
aNf BE llntcribrift ron q. @C9eler &
&C., o9ne trelte feline d6t fnb.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05

Die Centre County G9rituttural Go.
c:its 1stte cine @rriau,mluns I'm 6 purt.
faals in 2eaefcnte, am @cntas @ben5,
ben l9tcn 2lu9uf. @orlduFse @nfal,
ten purbcn setrrfcn, UNI bic 6atr erfolo.
reid SH MAIDEN :tiefes Saer. Gin neues
un6 tntfrefants5 arrangement ptrb Der
gerfauf pcn cen nu5geFeateu .2lrtifeln
letn, fpfern Die Gi9entgamer berfel6en es
70 ninI6en.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05
Gtne peutl6: clcute uaDe pbilarelpbta'
Nm Oeutldje Farmer, 0artner nnSSSin;sr

Sn benz gtilateb enfntn h IAN Genbanen mao
YSilubrlpbia Nw gcrt SeSnn { e. Gin nN etfsHte
! pfauen. -..,
in iibrIi6cn 8aten sltltar.
gum &ntau 2een GrsSen WaiH @raS
3ruubcn unb Stf
rlem glage Re6 teaft GOns pte Gter' unb
annsn n unb Fn est ~C9bob SeEs un sss'
unbetarrt Se8n 9auno
gerenn saatn gsr nur init
Su rfrIs bnsn Die ibr pcn Qbabpbia Mdre
Sbf No. autnepnen DIE " a9"s
rattn unb lObnenben Nbi1t.
1900 tutpe 6mf1t m aaen mr9I9a
Srten unp buen SmRueruut blI6snb 6Ibrtfde NIT oO
Qutent ntt be DE orlGe e0on
tfe GrfOStfen 5lrmn WGwtrt94afen SNua uHO
gSeingirten
Srm,n BON 5 bs.IOO afer Su Uerfaufen
3uIGrftn 81 u6hn
Charles G. Sanoi8,
GisGntbume
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05

Gin reuer Snwinbtl.- Tie
@an!tn unb pirle @eIbIftSlrute ~ ei9frn
lih, bic fOssrarrtcr Trade Dollars"
wtlht scr Gcsrs6 ltln9en ldbt, 81 nrIl-
en- &rrtb an;unebmtn. 00S it wierrr.
mn Gin neuer SttwinceI, rem lpTtntli6
Der ndtfe Gpn9reb 1btsIfrn pirc. N16
unirer Ieinur9 tInntn irlte Santrn
unS 2eute 9ejwur8en rerrsn, ben
0rnar gum pracn 9SrrtS anjuncbmen,
el er nc8 blNctte Grwitt BIT ME bic
frItrr gcltlasenen. SIT cS ritt cine
Shanre, tnb man rem Nrteiter, her
icet itpn eincn srrinacn 2rtn rrtIlt
une nit Trade Dollars" aUSHcj1tlt
wirr, ibm audi NOD ;ebn Gents an ie.
tem Gcrlr abttblrn Win2
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05

Ssrr 9Fcma8 Stt, ct. 9oniTasf, Gam.
briA Co., @a., tbctIt ans 5rl9snoc8 nit:
Nsin 3reiiGRfi9rr Sptn erfr1ntte por
eint5er 3eit unb Stpar 10 f4wer, bab al.
le Reltiinfn bss gu @ulfe 9rrufenen Gr;'
tts feline 28irfuns G@tfen. Der @note
wurbe immer ttliTmer unb oGe 9erfo-
nen, bic i'm faten, oaten itn auf. 9tls
lcstts @ittcltrsriif i4 In ber 9ict4 mad
Or. Au8uit 8Gntg's s mtur T.
ger Srepfen. Sn tu3er 3eit trat
Sefs1una Gin unb jet it mein &inb
wieocr 9eiunb. Die l6amburger
Srp1fcn tnben e8 gsrettCt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05
GtrcbettorDnltm9.

Seo. S. 9. Sboemafer tptrb nd6fen
Spnnta9 germttta9 In hcr refprmirten
Str9e III @arpnSbur9 In en9ltI6er
Sprahe, uno ant 9ttenbe In Mta9etmt
rrebt9en.
Jtep. SCbn 3pmIinfon Wir6 nd6fen
SOnnta9 Na6mttta9 um ll1r In NiQe
Dein in snlif9er Srra6e prcti9en,