The Morning herald., 1876-09-09
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Our MSssjGtI1gss Poster.

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Drs. Lutz 4 Bissell, No. 101" Chestnu
street, Philadelphia, give Turkish, Persial
and all other kinds of baths, at very rea
sonable price. Their rooms are nicely fittet
up.
"a girl died in Vermont the other da.
from poison in the colored stockings whicl
she had been in the habit of wearing" Thi
should serve as lesson to girls not tt
pull their colored stockings on with thei
teeth.
Fullmer gets up oysters in every style ant
at 5O6 Market street. Roast dinners for q
cents.
False hair is now made to initiate real hal
so closely that it is hardly possible to tell
which is switch.
VIM. j. Morrow's North American Light
ming Rod is one of the best in the market
His office is at Az French rect.
"Beggars shouldn't be chew-sers," as the
man remarked when tramp, who accosted
him for tobacco, grOwled because he Offered
him plug instead of fine cut.-New York
Commercial Advertiser.
Yer9er works the best material in his
harness.
"A pair of slippers-a couple Of cells. A
man of steady habits-the man who always
wears the same clothes. Bills of exchange
lovers kisses. See-fare-ing men-railroad
conductors.
DAfilne has the best oysters in the city, at
Sixth and Market streets. Served in any
style:
whether man who dips his can into tank
of water is can-tank-erous man.
ou,,1o1 o1xyo cy1ito1 az HALLS 4 inO
street shoe store, No. sos, under the Clayton
House.
Would it be proper to call retired liquor
Dealers country estate bar-own-ial man
sion?
Cards printed at The HERALD office.
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3 Stfeed from the Maryland Exchanges.
The schooner Mariana, ofNewtown, Wor-
cester county, loaded with timber from
Chincoteague Island, to New York, last
week, sprung leak, and was run ashore at
Absecom inlet, New Jersey. Thedeek load
was lost.
Mr.. John Dwyer, an employee at Marley's
paper mills, at Elkton, Nd, had one leg SO
crushed in the elevator way that the limb
had to lbe amputated above the knee.
The house Of Benjamin Knots, on Red
Hill, near Elkton, Md, was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday last. No insurance; and
little furniture saved.
Jacob Griffin, brakeman in the employ OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
while coupling cars on Thursday, at Key
ser, was caught between the bumpers and
crushed, probably fatally. n
A freight train on the Kent county Rail
road, near Kennedyville, last Tuesda--', ran
over and killed an unknown white man.
His body was fearfully mutilated. 80.
Edmund Perry, former Judge of the
Orphans Court Of Charles county died sud-
denly on Friday night last.
An did man named Elijah D. Deer, was
killed, on Tuesday last, in Worcester county
by o tree which he was cutting falling on
him. Tis4 T..
Mr.. ]. H. Donaldson, formerly Of Cum
berlaEd Md, has gone to New York to take
position as tenor singer In Colby's opera
troupe. ...
Cumberland coal commands 81 more per
ton in San Francisco than anthracite, and Is
the highest priced coal In that market.
An Intoxicated colored man was on FRI
day crushed to death on the Worcester rail-
road, near Poplar switch. He was lying on
the rails.
Subscriptions to the amount Of $500
have been made to tho proposed new hotel
at Frostburg. ~ ','''s' -''' -'