The Morning herald., 1875-10-28

g G. l. G., Lemuel Mari; G. o. G., Geo.
Hughes. Representatives to Suprem
Lodge, J. J. McMullen and E. B. Rice.
q OUR IMMATURE POSTER
Colder.
,, A visible change in the atmosphere.
Hon. Motor E. Pillet was at the Girart
House yesterday.
Wall paper and window shades at 4. B
Jones, o1S Market street.
i A French Assembly will convene O,
Thursday, the 4th of November.
For so)d stew or rich panned oyster
go to Chandler's No. 3, West Fifth street.
Finest styles of paper hangings. and prac
tical workmen at A. B. Jones' 61S Marke|
street.
Chestnut parties are still on the wing.
Finnessey, at 221 Market street has tn.
largest assortment of children's shoes w
ever saw. Give him . call before going
elsewhere.
The British Parliament has been further
prorogued to the 18th of December.
The best organ in the market is the King
made by Burdeth, for sale by Eobelen &
Bro. 710 Market street.
1t is expected that there will be at least
eight hundred French exhibitors at tho
Centennial.
Mr. Van Duzee is the Agent for the cele-
brated Singer Sewing Machines, 615 Market
street.
The London Times states that a Man.
chester firm has begun to import calicoes
from the United States.
An easy shoe or boot is comfort and a
blessing, and the man to furnish you COM
fort and blessing is D. McCusker ,21e West
Second street.
Go to Springer's No. 4, West 4th street if
you would like some delicious fried oysters
to take home to please your wife
The stores and millinery shops were full
of ladies shopping yesterday.
A neat fitting suit of clothes is admired
by all, those who wish to be admired should
at once call on Mr.. Buxbaum. He would
be Happy to see you at Third and Market
streets. '
The Prohibition leaders claim that
Brownies vote in the State of Pennsylvania
AZ hce IoAA DSiOV ~c,OUU
105 East Fourth street has become a
household word. Hot coffee and oysters al
ways to be found there.
The Yardleyville bridge case came nm in
the Court of Chancery at Trenton yester-
day, and was adjourned to November 13.
For tiptcp fried oyster, go to Chambers,
No. 3, West Fifth street..
The Knights of the Mystic Chain have a
membership of over nine thousand.
For a ine plate of oyster, 20 to Chan
dler's. No. 8, West Fifth street.
The failure is reported of the great ]um-
ber firm of N. Wiggin & Co., of Ellsworth.
Maine.
Pure whit sugar for 10 cents, at Middle
toms, 4th and King streets.
The entire b,sinees portion of Austin.
Hississippi, WAS destroyed by fire on Mon.
day night.
If you are going to paper, 20 and select
from the large assortment of fall styles, At
Jones, 61S Market street.
The total vote polled in Ohio was 500.
54S, being over 10000 more than ever were
cast in the State before. Hayes majority
over Allen is 5,549.
There are a number of severe cases Of
ep;zoo.ic in West Chester.
If you would be suited in boots and shoes
that will be a comfort when you ", ls 20 to
Taggarts, 507 Market street.
Look to your interest and bny your GRO
cerica from Welch & Sharp, 8. W. corner of /
Second and Justisou.
The best 'br. nd Of mackerel Is the cele.
hrated reed bird, for sale at Middlett n q,
Four n and King.
Go to Wainwaicht's for cheap dry goods,
Fresh arrivals to-day At No. 312 Market
street,
l.. G. Woo lrow, merchant tailor, ST.
Market street, has a large assortment of
Fall and Winter goods he is selling very low
- suit the times, those in want will b. 70
heir interest to give him call.
The place to buy harness, buffalo robes,
lorse blankets, whips, &C., is at Hiram
Z 'rgus, 405 Shipley street, which he is sell
NJ very low to suit the times give him a
al.