The Morning herald., 1876-07-25
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Nrs. Custer has the table On which Gen
esal Lee wrote his surrender.
&c. Grubb, Esq, Secretary Of State 4
out of town for few days.
The popular song in Terry's command Il
''Sioux Fly"
Mr.. Robert Simpson has Withdrawn from
the ssPublic Press" Of Chester.
Mayor C. F. Evans, of Reading, is al
Long Branch.
Pennsylvania has spent q, ,0OO, 900 for sol
diers' orphans since the war
William Ford will Start for Rebobott to
day for 3 short sojourn there.
H. Herr the Artist, has gone 10 the
mountains of Pennsylvania for short va
cation.
Haywood W. Guion, prominent lawEer
and writer, of Nor.h Carolina, died on
Wednesday last in Charlotte.
Norfolk, Va, has plentiful supply o.
yellow cucumbers and watermelOns-the
doctors have reduced it to dollar visit
They are clipping wool in Vermont. In
this section they are having 1t pulled over
their eyes in various political tricks.
The Mayor of Albany, y. T., is summer
ing at Fire Island. He must have courage
to take in place with that bot name.
General Fitzpatrick is lecturing, and DO.
speaking well of the military career of some
men. These gentlemen would like to Xii
patrick.
Wilmington fathers look at their swsgged
gates and think there is some truth in TIT
statement that girls will be girls and boys
win be boys.
DR.. Clifton has retired from the firm OF
Clifton * Dillworth, Druggists, at Sixth
and Madison streets, and gone to his home
in FELTON,, Delaware.
A down country exchange says that this
Is the time for receiving extraordinary &c
counts of crAdlins. The census tsker an
nounces that the exchange is about right.
Fisk Townsend and DR.. Knowles have
been exchanging tomatoes. We are glad to
see the reform-it used to be sterner stuff
that editors exchanged. and in q different
kind of package.
Mr.. John NJ. Burke, of this city, and maj
Ager of the Buffalo Bill travelling company,
has been interviewed BY a reporter and
gives some valuable information concern
ing the Sioux Indians.
The assistant clerkship ON the steamer c.
L. Williams, made vacant BY the death Of
E. j, Rodgers, has been filled BY the ap-
pointment OF A. B. McCurdy, Of Della
ware.
Mr. George Gelbach, who resides near
Baltimore, owns the carriage in which Ls-
fayette rode when he passed through that
city during his visit 10 this country in 1924
The old relic is still in good condition.
The head waiter Of one of the Cape May
hotels is the husband of lady who At one
lime moved in the best circles in Philade!-
phia. He was her papA's butler, and they
lived together for about month.
How beautiful thing is sweetness of
he remarked yesterday, a.
rel head protruded through the window
aud ssid ''ify you don't bring that skeeter
netting home wild you, you'll find it hot
The heaviest oi the heavy Boston swells,
II Swan mpscott, weareth white linen suit
AID white straw hat, which hath blue rib
bon band. He looketh at the wave thu ouen
one eye-glass and remarketh: ''Booful, By
Jove"'
The mosquito crop in the Northwestern
section of the city during the heated term
was very plentiful. A correspondent gives
he following estimate of il: 12S10S26l 2sS9
01y402o3S5l6137029l2 2577o022ss 4Ol 1921 ls2Ol2-
s33SJ9600s l61S53l lsU969l 9l0s934l7lS2011. III
was au awful big crop.
An Englishman remarked at Cape May
recently, "Oh, ah, military men appear to
run all your leading hotels here-they are
all CoIonels. We have no such custom in
,ur country" To which a bystander re-
piled, They are only newspaper colonels."
En Englishman-"Oh, yes; understand. You
are strange people, you know"
Among the Democratic candidates for
governor, i'll New York, the New York "Ex-
press" enumerates Manton Marble, And.
d. Green, Clarkson n. Potter, Allen c.
Beach, Henry c. Murphy, and others. 1t
'ays that Mr.. Marble is in the field making
An active canvass; that Governor Dorshei-
d er has decided lot to be candidate, and
b at it is equally certain neither Judge
Thu rch nor Governor Seymour will consent