The Morning herald., 1877-10-04
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Local AHa1rA'
LOCAL NOTES.


Council this evening.
"The Partisan Detective" is an interesting
story.
Advertise in the local columns Of tho
HERALD. '.' -
Tickets are selling rapidly for the P. K.
as ball. It will be . grand affair.
Gas fitting and plumbing done in tho
best manner at Blair's, Institute Building.
The large tent belonging to the House.
hold Of Faith has been sold to . Mr.. Dick
inson for SIS. .'
soiree at the Friendship Engine Houae On
Saturday night. J. Montgomery will fur.
ntsh the music.
Ned Leary is announced to address 1
temperance meeting this evening, to be held
in National Hall. " god"
The Delaware Engine House has received
a thorough repairing and now presents =
very neat appearance. '''" '.
After this week new pupils will mot be ad-
mitted into Prof. Webster's dacing classes,
during this quarter.
The cost Of DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup to
only 70 Genes. A bottle will convince the
most incredulous Of its excellence.
LIT. Blair, Institute Building, can con.
vince the public they can save fifty per cent
by using the Automatic Gas Machine.
All the best dancers in the city are going
to attend the ball of the P. K. A., which
comes off Friday evening, November 9.
The October number of the Monthly
Reader, for children, published by J, l..
Shorey In Boston, Is ready for sale.
p The entertainments of the P. 7. L. s.vfll
take place on the goth and ed OF ne1t
month. Tickets are now ready for sale.
The American Rifles have decided to hold
their third annual fair at Odd Fellows Hall
for two weeks, commencing on Thanksgiv-
ing evening.
On Saturday evening next, the 9Th inst,
Mr.. Daly's Fifth Avenue Company will ap.
pear in the society play of "Divorce," At
the Opera House.
Thirty members Of the Christy Senate VII
leave this city this morning, On the 80
train to attend the celebration Of the Battle
of Germantown.
The Printers Circular, . record Of typo4
grsphy, literature, arts, and sciences, edited
and published in Philadelphia by R. 8. Men,
amin, has been received.
Engine No. II, attached to the Baltimore
express, bound north, due in this city ct
S:56 o'clock, broke her eccentric strap near
Browntown. After short delay she pro.
ceeded on her trip.
Some ill.disposed person has defaced tho
tomb Of the late James Riddle, Esq, in the
Mt. Salem Cemetery. A. reward of 500 has
been offered by the trustees of the cemetery
for information that will lead to the arrest
and conviction of the ofander.
Mr.. Huxley Hervey, who was married to
q daughter of Mr.. Jessie Lane, on Tuesday,
by Rev. Bishop Lee, presented q piece of
wedding cake to each of the employees Of
the Mccullough Iron Co.'s Minqua Rolling
Mills, of which he is superintendent.
DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence, whose lectures
have called out such large audiences for tho
past few nights at the tent. are staying ~
the Clayton House, room 80, where they
will see the sick for few days free Of
charge. They claim to practice the most
approved methods, and have had remarks
BILE success. Give them . call.
Mrs. Quinn wishes 1t stated in regard TO
case being tried before Squire Frazer tho
other night that her daughter was selling
the goods, which she obtained 1t Pusey's
factory at 10 cents yard to Mrs. Mcguire
at six, and that that transaction went On
sometime before she was aware of It, when
the daughter found that she had been the
loser.