The Morning herald., 1877-10-26


Maltretry, who the Great Spirit has chosen
to call from works to rewards. i 's.l
.sae LOCAL NOTES. .-r.
Go to Chadwick's tonight,
And there you'll see funny eight;
CLAYTON and W eston on such instruments
play 49,.
That will drive the blues away.
Charley Ross is found. Clayton and
Weston, the musical coons, have got him
at Chadwick's Museum. IL
The steamship Aranzant, built for the
Morgan line, will be launched at the Har.
Ian & HolliHgsworth Co.'S ship yard to-
morrow afternoon, about $50 O'Clock.
D. McClcskey, the popular proprietor of
the Opera House Hat store, has on hand 8
large and well selected stock of hats, caps,
canes, umbrellas, &c; everything that a
gentleman requt es but clothing, and will
sell at prices to suit the treublous times.
L T.Rla,r, the plumber in the Institute
Building, is ready to Do any and all kinds
of iohoing In bis line. Gliding and la
gunin5 1t the shortest notice.
R.A. A. Ball to-nhit.
G. Yv The soiree at the Friendship Engine
aause tomorrow night.
II you want to spend pleasant evening
70 to the soiree at the Friendship Engine
House tomorrow night. ..
Conrow & Son, proprietors of the Arctic
Coal Company, sell coal cheaper than any
hrm In this city. Messrs. Conrow & Son
deal largely in this article; they have al
was used their best endeavors to keep
down the price of coal.
We once asked the owner Of beautiful
dog why he did not externinate the heas
on hin: said hs: "Oh, he wants something
10 do 30 l let hin scratch"
Don fail to bear lhe pretty operetts en-
titled "A Fit of Blues" which, with the
beautiful new sosg and chorus, "When the
Blossoms shall Cover Us, Darling" will be
sung at the p N L 8 entertainment on No.
vember 30 and %; tickets, rs cents.
For good suit Of clothes, made to order
At reasonable price, 90 TO Howard slmps
sons, s Eass Third street.
Mr.. N. l.. Lichtensteln has on hand q
full line of ladies closks.
Subscribe for the MORNING HERALD.
Secretary Sherman, e1-sscretary McCul-
lough, and others, will give their views in
regard to the presumption Of specie pay
ments in the November-December num-
Der of tho "North American Review"
Advise your friends and acquaintsnoes to
read the MORNING HERALD.
Trinity Choir presents an excellent pro-
grsmme for It's musical service on nexl
Sunday evening.
In putting up q stovespipe, remember
that the elbows was made to fit the over
door, and that six blows from an axe vii
knock thunder and lightning out of an.
joint.
The American Institute of Mechanic Art
will meet this evening to hear the report
Of the various committees appointed tt
arrange for the proposed exhibition.
Hon. Mp. Banks, the Mssssch usett
statesman, is going to lecture in this city j
December on "What man owes to tn
town he lives In"
Rev. George r. Kramer, of of the House
hold of Faith Church, ID holding reviv,
meetings In various towns and village
around the country.
About afty persons went on the excursic
to Washington yesterday morning, but
tlis number did not warrant the running
special train the tickets Of the excursion
lists were exchanged for regular tickets, al
they went on the $50 train. Tie pari
returned 1t midnight.
4 fall account Of the services at {
James Church, during the "Forty Hour
Devotion" will appear in Tomorrow
. !!tion of the MORNING HERALD.
The Pho Mono Literary Society will mt
this evening.
Confessions for those persons who wi
tD "mske' the HFartv Hnurs' DpyOtiO
will be heard tomorrow afternoon. ~
James ChNzsh.