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Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24

Miner pso berne ssrstntns, fortiatsr giearS msb bet msf
paatasne aluor | Stcmmen:
"SaaIebes or BET, mine Serrer! g9tterne tilbringer
ban 6~orlpitelisr, iom bet ismmer fla en- uns aSfsmane;
men 8asen - ia, bpab tro 8, ban beiiilsr ON 0asnr
"Soper uaturIigOis" flyer Warauiisn en- bsiiemt Zone.
Brine 6errer! tiIab mig al iort9le fortrolist 90 lises
frem", tager Sammertieneren after tiloroe og nogei benlmes
lisbebsfulbt, meoens Serrerne Jamie ig omtrins bann, tube
al Sorpentniug efter at bore en- eIer anoeu M Stats euer
UiaisfGtSiorbrpbeIie eler 6siforrGSeri. "Sau arbeieer!
%pirtelig. ban Grbsioer. San latter fs neo % lGier % ifris
per. Tom ON ban bapee pGret en- Sasisrers sontorbeiient"
Snail" ~uobrpper Su. "3u penier life. at nosen al
oS bill tro oet?"
$50. % mere til', ioarer YiearS. Der ipneS at sIaSe fs
ret i~noerligen oper at tunne barre iitano Ill at gipe tine
Speroronee en- f8 beIrrenoe llnoerretntns. "0porieoes to
9, ban bsbanSler ben a~lminoeIise Slasie al 5olf. iom snffer
at tale msb BAN? Sine sreoitorer - for erempeir'
"aa, bpiS Be ere narsaasnbe % paatranssube. lager
ban benz fra ia, iaar benz cs paa ben Usaase betaIsr benz,
antassr its". iparsr be Yrsslss. hos bpsm oenns Maaee at
bstaIs fine Resninger paa CT temmsIis ~aIminSslis.
"6au bsbrassr osm!" 10 giearo i~poteuos; mel ban
bstaler benz! Sa, mine Serrsr! ban beialer iins 9anSeIs'
oa ar6sioSfolt." Cs aammtrteneren o~psrltusr SstHabst.
meset tilfreSs meS ben Obsrraitelie. ban bapoe siort benz.
20. ben itattels sammerat sr tabt!' raaber Gn at Sss
fabst, Der gppeaarsalberen bapoe sbeast IN berig spffs,
% Tom M leper al fine Sihigbeoer.
"5ulbf9nbiet!" bstreiisr picare. "os Sslfabst. ban
isser, sr Stub Seri. Gan sniter lite at bIips psiIseei
al mig"
"Dsaafs ban bar Ret. beuixrfsr be presles. "Rm
bpor CT bet giltratsenoe andre Steber inair
"Ses bill iortaue Gesr. nans 6errr. tiger | bet
Samme en- epb S,smme psb Snosauesu Ill 6apsn. DaH
psnOsr flo % ier 9iSSsr Be eauorsu isIs. !
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
BGrnenes Spalte.
SmaabOrneneS 9nlegldoe.

aommtu CT Stunttn % spftns ianbt,
Irpofulbe Oine mob 3r9et CT psnpt.
Grpo uosn lss - @apern riss!
stsrft or beg ben. iom 6ubiabtr bar itntt.
alnrs CT itirtt en- fiSnntrs Seh
osius. garnliut. CT bIspsn Dor @i,li.
qiais ifai hunes @amls % hinge
gsrnsnes Sultians Finger bog bsh.
Fab % pa ipust icm Barnet iaa fro.
griIt Dor Erslfer NEE snfclbie 1ro.
ealtahe @lace, 0aar pt tai tosos
9uldana bisfst I apimmsisns 30.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
Gn nlooerne Miindbauien.

On ben bersmte yasift 8arl 5or.
MOS fortaaeS fslsenbe anetpoter
5ormcs bolbt lise iaa meest af at
9aa | Setoen meb fine pralerier lom
at 9aa | Spbben meb fin 9as. Gn
8unftreiIe til amerifa bappe tilfsiet
bans San9ifof ct npt % lforartet
Wateriale. 6n afteu efter en- Size.
ltefOretiains / 8iesbaoen lab Yas.
ilten paa en- 8ueipe % fortalte fin
lite mere fulofommen troenbe Iilbe.
rsrmentsbeb ON ct Operfalb al Siour.
%5noianere, ION tos BAN I'll 5an9e,
prRbte bans eeolasere, men ilabte
BAN lelp efter tire 3ases Saften I'll
Warierpalen, bpor be fotberepte
BAN til Dsoen meb a~lebaanbe lmaa
G%bitauerier, icm t. GI. 8uiptaf.
ming, brRnbenee 3raipouer os pilbe
8rissoanble. 5ortaQsrsn ajorpe Der
en- Yauie. Sp9ubt S%orpentnins.
"Nda. bporlsbes blsp De oa rebpet2"
lperger en- al 3ilbererne. "Sa ber
nu". pebblep 3. msD ben mslt al.
porlisfe WIne. Seq bapoe meo en-
maselss Stoiti6me taalt bette Yafs
Vla9erier. SITE ct Slinf meb Riet,
naar 8nipen for IND / JrRtammen
netOp ct paarSbrso fra nit pOpeb,
laa at Sfaftet birreoe peb min llnb
otns /; life ct Smsrtensiuf unbiIap
mine SRber. naar Be piloe Sruen.
thinner brep be b~rRnbenbe lrRiipf.
fer inb unper mine Ne1le. Seq bar.
be belluttet al Do icm Ell "Seppina@.
Ia tommsr ben ferits 8nip iulenpe,
ION ptrtelis traner mtg ; peus Gs
rloler min SOpeobup, c9 bens Spips
naaler ubarmblertig mine aunitner.
loffer til WarisrpRlen. Seq fsier,
at Gisbliffst er fcmmet, pa pisle
Suuee er blepne fleoe AZ ben CRU.
iomme Seq % pil 9lsre BET al mep
mtg. 6iier inbianf Sftf beiIutteps
je9 at ifiemme min Tebsiaue %
pRlaer BERTH min grapurarle, %
plupleliI bruier gaslens pelbiae
lcner ira mine ian9fpnbise eabsr /:
. elsie beQise Saaer flenpeS eli I'll
SRpn!" Deb be fsrfte ppbe {ouer
bolbt Snoiansrne inbs meb III Worb.
pRrf. 6~crbauielle mailer fig | aaes
lrRf. Vluolslls ll99er belle Selfa'
BET paa Sine for mig, % ganeen
Hraaler pilpt imslem ~binanben paa
odarll9t 6ngslR. Start 5ormoS
Oct er aarl Scrmos! Saaleoes
fan fun aarl 6crmps, Den fore
6OrmCs ipnse! CAB mig fate mig
/ aortbsb. mine Serrer! Seq bier
lsslaot % plelet; ctte Oa9e efter
isg. fCripnet mep ct Giplrm
icm @resbeppiug bos Snpianerns,
le9 I'll 6rluortns bapoe fiuf.
fet III mig ben anlp, Der baroe rio
let min Sopeobup. Win Stemme
% nit &uHituerrp bauoe rebbet mig"
5llbsrsrne uobreo Der Ell
al Cater ; BET par Bet VRr'
tie, S~ortRaeren snbnu bappe brbt
Dem. gnbells Tiger Gn "Ser, 6Or.
mos, ri Nal tro Gem. bpis De oil
pie cs 8nipen. De bar BOG piit
1lsmt ben iom en- &slifpie z" 18au.
iparsps Sauseren, "De EaI
ie 8nlpen, iea f'al tase Dem meo
mig imoraen". Nalte aften i~orlau9ts
uaturlispis ale be 3ilteosparenps
At ie 8uipen. "5eg bar slemt benz,
Iaspe Scrmrs, "pil De pente til
D9 BET la9pe ban bper
aitsn / otte 3ase. Gnoslis fom
msb trlumfsrenpe Wine :
"Wine Serrsr, Der er Sepiiet paa
al min aifprie; Der er
S%nbianernss ariesfnip". anipsn
laar fra Saanp til Saaub pens
itenpcmmellae 5orm laper Snier til.
at enfs, men Bet a~abenbart npe
% ubruste glab pRffer iaa meset
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
ypsoeiagn.

8 ct Brsp fra Bitrsm til "Sta'
Danger Nmtst" msbslss fpIsenos:
Oa ben bsiienote sSariot, lom 9aar
unber Napn ai "Spart,bausn" elel
ben forte Deb, naasbe S~9terSoaIen,
bsitemte 3 Breore fra en- 8aarb, Jon
bsber @atrs. fs I'll at rsmms bort,
De tO8 8eien noroopsr. bpor Ysitsn
tiblissre bapbs bsrist. ga be fom til
Saosrsn % Oalerne. par fore Str9f.
ningsr soe. Sc iunoe oa pelse fig
8aoros n9ftsn, buor be piloe. Zen
enc n.oiatts fig paa gspelano Der /
Bpsosn. ben onoen pua Sileisne pso
Sannn9s; men ben treble peb Sagn,t
Inlet ON.
Den, Der paIsie Uaarbsn gspsIanb
til Boit,b. bsote Belle; ben albit,
Sen. Der ousrios 8aarosn sftsr Ssa.
osren. beote Sorleip. bans Sen bsbts
isien 8stle sfter i'm Beoiteiaber %
talote fin elbits Con SorIsip % iaa.
Isbss nsooper forip9f meb Rapnene
Belle o. 3orIeip lise til bette Narbun.
brsbs. 3 balufemte Sunorsbs Nar iab
Ssn sftsr Saoer paa @aarbsn, os
Rapn,ne blsp lite penbts. Oa Bstle.
Ruunst / Susrenstsmmelis meo 9ia.
leftsus ipro9lise 9oue. uotalss iom
'8sbls". funbt imioIsrtio bani,s Yra.
tier for sobt at iirius Belle. men ferii
| ben isnsre 8io u 6olt blepns iaa
ititieliss at ubtaIe bette Rapn sftsr
"Striiten". Den iioite 8stIs, iom
bosos paa gspslanb, bsee i 1913 / en-
Nloer al 50 Oar. Sasnene ON bans
9Gt FOB iaa lspsnbs for BAN. at t. gI.
pusr SetsrsosI. iom Tom til bam,
blsu mOcta9et iom en- mar S%lastnin9.
Oct par en- peItaaenbs Wanb, Der for.
uben lin &tlssaaro osiaa .isbe en-
Yart i 6aaroen Been Son iuuoe
hape tiebt fere 8aaroe. men f~orstraf
at siemms fine Ysnse paa &%iitebuno,n.
Der fanoe mart ialsn fomme en-
"Spartebaus" t9nfte ban. % ben, iou
ousrIsosos ben. iunbe o9lse hs 8aarb.
buor ban pilbe. Sans 9loits Sen,
iom noturllspis bsbte Sorlsip, III Zig
en- 8aaro paa fore unbsm / 3bims
os falbts lin 9lbite Sen 8stle. Den.
nes Sen 5olsf Dor MI paa oenns
Uaaro; men oenns, Der piitnof lite
bar mssst &ienbfab til 6Ortiben, bar
brubt msb sStiens Naunsitit % falbt
i'm sloite ssn @siert, ct Iapn. ban
iO%rmOosntlis bar bert / Bpsn. os Der.
mso opbersr ba i~anoipnliapis be
Nauue. iOm rssslmesis bar boIbt fig
bIanbt 9Gttens ieritsfebte / omtrent
500 Nar.
Set fort9ues / en- WebbeIie til
"5aorsIu.". at itrag siter "Spartsbau.
en-" fom en- Wano ira Spqano Op %
boiatie zig paa @aarosn 9eeslanb /
Suslunos Sosn. Wun talots ham
"5utsn". men bans sesntli9e Rapn
bar &riitsn. % Senusn bans fit @ar.
net Mnbsrs. Ssnnss Sen blsp iaa
isisn faloet &riitsH sitsr Bsoitsfaosrsn.
% MI psrlsbes msb &riiten % Mnbsrs
til belt IND i Nutibsn. Saapiot pibss,
oebe ben iibfte Mnosrs / 1867 ellsr 68,
% bsrmsb iluitsbe Slestsn paa 8aar.
ben 9ssslano. hpor ben bapbe bolot
Na / n9rpeo 500 Mar. Sen iloits
Nnosrs falote nemIis lin Con 8riiian,
% III iasoe 6Olt. at SlasteH maatts
pi9e fra 8aaroen, efteriom Der par
brubt msb ben samls nebarpeoe Stif
mso 9snipn til Naunsaiunineen. Ostte
git o9iaa | SpipIesIis pso en- ben 10.
lts Mnoers Sep I; lbi ba ulsatte gnfsn
meo Bsrnens pi8s fra @uarosn.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24

mere 3pipl ON Vaabenets 2gltbeo.
6u at be lilftebeperenbe unberlsaer
auipe1 nsiere; tilfpft piisr ban
Sasiften ct aanae Tibet Stempel :
"W. Weper Wissbaben". Sporoan
er bog bet 5abriffempel fommet paa
8nipen Z Gnbper bar fin Nso meo
at unoertrpfie eattsrsn aae er
lpRnpt paa. peb bpllfen np eesn
Sanseren oil rebe fig ub at benne
Sorlegenbeb. Sormos oreier 8Hipen
frem % ttlbase, men Bet fatale Stem'
pei pil life fcripinpe. "Sa, Sauo-
beb", flyer ban enpelis, iost ban rp'
ter paa SOreoet. "bpilfsn uiprfam'
met 8arl! Seq siper BAN 8aipen
til ReparatiOn, % iaa letter ban
tit 5abrifitempsl paa ben" 5ra M
at bar Der Snsen, iom ipiplsbe ON
9itoriens Sanbbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
Geo. Battey,
asent for
Burlington & Mo. RiverR. R. Neb.
xanbeepartemeut.

Ia ip bar ttlbraat Here Tiger mte at r.if,
Retraita feiis Scmmsr, for at unetrlsas
tancet ttltsr,nre =. &. w. 9.rnbant. CT lea
'dne I'll at atp. ,, nsnp.nbis. Gplpsninae'
ufe Ssnipn III Saneelt ~SsidHtnbte. FAINT alt.
nat, Brppuiticn, cip.
aut @ Gnbptr br su1tr Srlpsninae an,
saatnce Nttrilta. @ei,cmtetniustr ein. ben
bteit S.fcrbrtn1, cfp., ian trbclet famine rts
Al itrire III une,rtssntet. qdnetcrt "a Circus
larsr itnets %pcrtcfy!, I'll aQ.. fem forlans,r bet.
Geo. :. Batter, Sprin9 Dauso. lpinn.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-24
2tsftfter

J esnne 6erretninssarea sr ri pei fcripntet,
bar ilnitt let besfe g mtf uofsat, llopala.
Der ncssnfinns sr brast til bette Gcunto o. oil.
mar sni'sr, altie pare TILTED. psc Sssrapeli,r.
Nusfldss 8epdratiensr uefsres prcmlia.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02

meats strong and higher shoulders,
4zc- Bacon quiet ana firm at 4s@@413@6ss@
6A@7c. Sugar-cured hams dull; canvased. 90
l054c., as in size. Whisky dull: Western recti-
fed, 81 059l 10 Coffee In good demand: job
bling ordinary to prime, l2ila@l6szc. Sugar and
molasseS stocks exhausted. Rice quiet: Louis
lana ordinary to choice s@7he. Bran quiet.
fobbing. 70975c. Sight exchange, "a discount
Sterling 4S2.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Flour: superfne State
and Western. "a 75@5 %; common 70 good ex-
ira IS 10@5 80; go d to choice. IS S5@6 IS;
white wheat extra. S. 1065 50 extra Ohio, So9
50; Louis, &@6 70: Minnesota patent, S. 50(9&
Wheat: No. 2spring 81 q; ungraded winter red,
81 l69l "a: No. 3 do, 81 19@1 81; No. do,
81 62@1 26122; No. l do, 81 2S mixed winter,
81 2S@l 25; ungraded amber, 81 2S9l 2612; No. 2
amber. 81 26@l q; No. amber 81 27gl 274;
nngraded white, 81 249l 2s11aa; No. 2 do, 81 2l@
%. Rye steady No. 2 western 7G@77 barley
dull. Malt quiet and unchanged. Corn: un-
graded. 52@a34c; No. . white, Soc;
November ''0i sssc Tfp BID 0io 5ssSc asked; asked
December, @3zsc bid, SAG asked. Oats mixed
Western, S5,137lz &c; white Western, 36a4Oc. Hay
nominally unchanged. Hops quiet and Steady:
yearlings, 7@lSc; Eastern and Western, 2S@
firm. Sugar in moderate request: fair to good
refining, 61sig7c Molasses active and firm
Rice steady: Cavolira, Gh4a75Sc: Louisiana,
654@75sc. Petroleum strong: United, 7S1s9S17sc:
refined, nc; crude, 5114@6s4c Tallow steady at
&c. Resin quiet and firm at 81 2211a9l 25. Tur-
lentine quiet and firm at S0M@31c Eggs dull;
Western, lS0gls11ac Pork strong at SO 50@9 80
clear &C. short clear. 614c. Lard stronger at 647@
6.52Ifc. Butter firm and unchanged. Cheese
dull: Western, 71a@llc Whisky is steady at
81 10.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02

A memorial tablet in honor of the late
Baron Lionel de Rothschild has been
erected in the East London Synagogue,
and a fortnight ago 1t was unveiled. The
inscription says of him that he Sought
the welfare Of his brethren in faith; he
had a feeling heart for every woe, and he
contributed with princely munifcence to
the building of this house of God"
During the ceremony Sir Nathaniel de
Rothschild, son of the late Baron, said
that throughout his long life his father
had in view the improvement in spiritual
and other respects of the welfare
of his co-religionists. From the earliest
days of his life he was convinced that
nothing could be of such advantage to
his co-religionists as that they should en-
joy all civil liberty. 1t was only after a
long and tedious battle that he attained
his object, and after he had succeeded in
that he never ceased to try and gain it
for his eo-religionists abroad, wherever
they were placed. Sir Nathaniel recalled
the words used by his father at the lay
ing of the foundation-stOne in Portland
street, which were to the effect that the
civil liberties and privileges enjoyed by
the Jews in England and elsewhere were
too dearly bought for them to be now for
gotten, or for them to forget their Jewish
faith.
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mand at sl9@16 per ton in bulk on arrival Held
IN store about S2 per ton more.
Ois are geEerstly steady and quiet with mod.
crate lobbiny demand for linseed at 62e ana lard
winter extra per gallon. Refined petroleum is in
iair demand at $A@11c per gallon, as to fire
test.
Peanuts: There is steady, quiet market and
ne receipts moderate. We quote red at $40
SIC, White at 5s4C96c for Tennessee, and 6l4a6%c
for choice Virginia, per 1b.
Potatoes: The market is steady and quiet with
liberal offerings andahe demand moderate at 43
@iSc per bu, loose, for prime to choice. and held
l0gl5c higher in store.
Poultry: Market steady and quiet Chickens
In falr demand and ample offerings at 81 256s2
for young and & 2592 IS for old per Dozen Ducks
dull
Salt remains steady, With moderate demand and
uncnal ,ged. We quote Ohio River ana Kanawha
az Sl 70 per brl OF bu and ST. 80 per brl OF bu
Turks Island at 3S@35e per bu; coarse Liverpool
ut VI l0gl 10 per sack aud dull.
Seed: Timothy is in moderate demand and
steady and quilted at 81 209S2 25 per bu in store.
Clover quiet and selling at 111sa71fc per ID on ar
rival, Flaxseed salable at 81 10si IL in store.
IalloW has moderate steady demand, and
the market well supplied. Country sells at 5s4c
in packages.
Vegetables in ample supply and moderate de-
mand. Onions selling at ~ 5O692 rs per brl; b.
Dage W 50S4 per hundred: sweet potatoes ut Sos,
latter for choice eastern per brl.
GRoCERIEs.
Coffee Is firm and demand fair and prices have
an upward tendency. Rio sells at 12@13c for
common, lSh@151ac for fair to good 16(s lSc for
prime t. choice, and l9@2Oc for fancy yellow per
Id. Java at 25@2Sc Mocha at 26@2Jc and Lagu-
agra at l6@1Sc. per lb.
Molasses is Unfair demand for New Orleans,
with moderate offerings and selling al 40945c for
prime " choice, and 3392So for fair to good per
Refined nd hell at
per gallon.
Rice is IN moderate demand and the market
steady and quiet and selling at 7h@Sc for Louis
lana.
Sugar: The market is fairly active and firm. We
quote: Yellow refined at 7sIm8lc extra C at
8s}s9S3Sc. A white at S1s@91sc, granulated and
powdered at gts995Sc, crushed at 91s@93sc, and
cut loaf at 91.c per h.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02
Silence Is Golden.
TNeW York World.l


They had dime supper in the neigh
borhood of Pawtucket, conceived and
carried out by the ladies. The condi-
tions Of this novel supper were these: For
every word spoken by the gentlemen at
the supper table forfeit of 10 cents was
imposed; but, on the other hand, as
duties are always compensated with
rights and restrictions with privileges, it
was agreed that whoever could weather
the whole SUPPER submitting to all
queries, surprises and ingenious ques-
tons, without replying, should be enti-
tied toit gratuitousl y. Many and frequent
were the artifces and subterfuges rcsorted
to by the ladies in attendance to entrap
the unguarded, and one after another
stout and discreet men went down be-
fore the constant volley of artful interro-
cations. At last all fell out and paid the
dime penalty save one Individual
queer chap-whom nobody seemed to
know. He attended strictly To business
and passed unheeded these jokes, jibes
and challenges. They quizzed him, but
all in vain. He wrestled with the tur-
key and grappled with the goose. He
bailed out the cranberry sauce with an
answering hand, and he ate celery as
the scripturaI vegetarian ate grass; and
finally, when he had finished his fifth
piece of pie, he whipped out a pocket
slate, wiped it with his napkin, and
wrote on it, in large and legible hand:
III am deaf and dumb"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02

subscribed, and the remainder necessary to
push forward the enterprise will very soon
be secured. The estock 30 far subscribed
represents the very best citizens in Warren
County and Waynesville. The names on
the subscription book represent in the ag-
gregate over 81 200, 600, and the influence
OF this class of men whose names are there
Will be worth the amount they invest in
money. The location has been decided
upon, that of Jacobs & Highways furni-
ture establishment, on Main street, and the
work of fitting it for the purpose will be
begun immediately. A contract for brick
for the cupalo has been let, and we have it
from the best authority that inside of sixty
days all will be in readiness for active busi-
ness.
AvONDALE.
The Village Council meets tonight.
M. 7. Antram's new grocery will be COM
pleted this week.
Judge r. A. Johnston contemplates re-
turning to the village soon.
The Republicans of the village hold a
mass meeting Saturday evening.
The contract for the improvement OF
Beech street and Glenwood avenue will be
awarded this evening.
DAYTON. Kr-
Tomorrow is the day set for appointing
a receiver for the dummy road.
A very pleasant social party was given by
the Misses Lukens at their home last
night.
Gus. Holthoff writes from Rosita, CAL, to
friends here: Send ME some Daily
STARS" .
Col. James Cristman, Clerk of the Boyle
County Circuit Court is the guest of Hon.
]. M. Macarthur.
A wedding will be celebrated at the
Methodist Church one week from tonight.
Put on your guessing caps.
Mr.. John F. Kramer. formerly of Day.
ton, now of Friendship, Ind, is visiting the
family of his son-in-law, Chas. Heidrick.
Andy Cutter yesterday brought his fam
lily home from Chicago and the lakes,
where they have been spending the sum.
mer.
Mr.. Samuel Brooks, father-in.law OF
Postmaster Hayward, and his two daugh-
ters have returned to their home at Col
umbus, Ohio.
Charles Holiday, grainer well-known
here, and Miss Talbert who last winter
visited Mrs. Bowers, In Dayto were mar.
ried last night at Henderson, Ind.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
On account of Geo. Givan, one of the
jurors in the Morgan VS.. Hayes lost note
case, being suddenly attacked by cranlp
collie, Judge Roberts adjourned Court at 8
p. m. yesterday to meet this morning at 8
O'Clock. Nothing save examination of wit
nesses took place.
Mr.. Isaac Stevens. the grocery merchant
of this city, received the intelligence by
telegram that his ticket, No 22,555, drew
the capital prize of $15, COO, the whole capi-
tai prize being $50 900, he only having a
half ticket. A pool consisting of twelve
men bought twenty four half tickets, the
2555 ticket being among the lucky twenty.
four. Mr. J. Stevens. accompanied by
Peter Pfalzgraff, proprietor of the City
Billiard Hall, one of the purchasers, took
the y. m. train for Louisville, KY, yester-
day to lay claim to the prize.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Especial River pisuatches tn the star.l


BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Oct 1857 A. NJ
River 8 feet inches and stationary.
Weather clear. Wind northwest.
CHARLESTON. Oct 2-9;14 A. M.-Kan-
awha River is inches and falling
slowly Weather clear. Wind south.
On CRY, Pa, Oct. 2-S:12 A. Nal
legheny River 5 inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy. Wind west
New ORLEANS, Oct 2-Noon.-River 13
feet below high water mark. No arrivals
Departures to-day: w. p. Halliday, St.
Louis. Weather clear and warm.
Boat Hands Gossip.
Business rather dull on the Public Land
ing this morning. ....
Weather clear and warm.
The river was about stationary at noon
to-day with feet inches in the channel.
Captain r. w. Wise came over by rail
this morning from st. Louis, where he left
the James w. Gaff laid up.
Thirty inches of water is reported on
Portland Bar.
Freight is accumulating rapidly at all
points on the Upper Ohio, and when the
river rises business will be brisk.
The Eldorado, now laid up at Hunting
ton, will enter the Cincinnati and Ports
mouth trade next week
During the month Of September 1878 tons
pig iron was received here by the barges
and fiatboats at the elevators, and the only
salt received by barges was G. NJ. Halloway
amounting to 1895 barrels.
Major J. M. Crow leaves by rail this eve
ming for Florence, Ala. Major Crow is
General Freight Agent for the Evansville
and Tennessee River Packet Company, and
Evansville and Henderson Packet Com
pany, as stated by us Tuesday. Call again,
Major.
The James D. Parker, City of Ironton and
Katie Stockdale were the only steamers at
the wharf this morning.
The places where the Peninah and Hell
ena were snagged are only half mile apart
The Helena rested right over the wreck of
the Imperial, which sank about twelve
years ago.
Sioux City Journal: Colonel Peck and
Nat. Sykes should be proud ofkheir prompt
raising of the Peninah. 1t is the first in
stance of boot being raised in the Upper
Missouri when the water covered her main
deck. The burning of Deadwood will cause
a great rush Of freight to the Black Hills
this fall.
The Peck Line Association Company has
bought the General Terry and received pos
session of her. So says Col. Peck himself
Price $500. -..
The Upper Missouri is foot lower than
at this time last year.
The Rosebud. on arrival at Bismarck on
the 25th from Benton, had neariy 100 pas
sengers. Steamboating is not played out
yet as means of making money.
Sioux City Journal: "The Eclipse will
be sold, as she has run behind in her
seasons business--a proof that it isn't al
ways full moon with steam boa ting"
To-day's Louisville Courier-Journal SAYS:
The canal here is the only one in the United
States which charges steamboats, foliage
Uncle Sam oug to make it as free as any
of his other bitches"
The towboat Harry Brown has an extra
steel boiler to run her doctor with. 1t is
located in the engine-roonl, and has no con-
nectinn with the other boilers. This makes
eight boilers.
We look at the river
And musnglv Sgh,
The harbor is fixing
And wharfage too high.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-02
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