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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04
LETTER TUoM RICHARDSON.

hANHyihks la nlskHisO-fh0 "liOp
/ pers" Ia LeAhy Hoai- wheat, CsrT
and Items earn
Vnl-IIlnstrisus GrAngers. Etc. Etc
hcuARpsoE, TEXAS, April 2, ISL
To the Editor OF The Herald
In response tolyour invitation to furn
ish items Of interest In our section, VIZ
herewith send you Richardson items Of
interest, ut least TO us
Our farmers are looking moro cheer.
iul since our heavy rain and hail storm,
on the 3Oth ult,, which we areconlident
has proven blessing in disguise, for
while some damage has been done to
growing crops by washing and hail, yet
we feel truly thankful that millions
yea, myriads of the festive hoppev'
have tuned their horps TO the refrain. --
80, a life ON the ocean wave, and q
home ON the rolling deep '-Selah
Our farmers have been remarkably for.
ward this spring in making needful
preparations for the crops Of the season.
There will be q greater acreage in cot
ton and corn, and decrease in oats
more than the average acreage of
wheat, which looks we'll except whore
the rayages of the choppers have in.
lured the same, In our immediate vi
entity there has been but little damage
to wheat but the oats crop will be ma
teriolly injured,
On the nth ultimo, our precinct
voted for and against prohibition, with
the following result, Prohibition being
almost unanimously carried; Richardson
gave II for, and 2 against; Farmers
Branch 80 for, and against Poortown
not officially heard from, but reports
state that whisky was defeated and it
being the only point whore whisky was
sold in the precinct-Selah
One Of the railroad workmen belong
ing to the bridge department was seri-
ously if not fatally injured on the 30th
ultimo, by being caught between the
cars while coupling the same, he was
taken to your city for treatment
The approaching Mardi GrOs festivities
are the all absorbing topic Richardson
will DO out en- masse in full regalia
Long live His Most Gracious Majesty"
The Patrons of IIusbandry, are quiet
ly roasting their ducks for their iollifca.
ton on the 9th instant, at the McKin.
ney crossing on White Rock creek,
Grand Masters Jones, Allen and Lang
are expected to be present and address
the sons of toll at the aforesaid time
and place, further than which deponent
saith not
All Changers and editors in good
standing and lull fellowship are cordi-
ally invited-to bring their dinners.
Selah REM
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Houston ~ Texas Ocntcral r. II.
Arrival ana Departure Of the Mails ne
Dallas.

NORTHERN MAII.-Vla NJ, X. e 7, H. Rp
comprising VedaIn, Northern and Eastern
states. New orE and ~, l. uis mails arrive
81 6:2b pm; deunrt at 7!i6 am. Pouches close
at . PIN.
SOUTHERN Matthew Orleans and south
ern Louisiana, Galveston, Houston, Anslln,
waco, and all other pouts In Southern
rexns. arrives nj 7!l5 N,m.; departs AZ $50 p'
IN, Pouches close NJ pm,
EASTERN MAII,-Via +. a +. Il. r., COM
prising SOushen and middle States, Louis
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Little ROCK
Shreveport, and All Easternn Texas, arrives
daily AT 800 pan; departs at pm Pouch
closes NJ u PAN,
MEsrBRN MAIL From Fort Worth, Cle-
burne, Granbury, Weatheriofd, necntur
pnlo Pinto, Jacksboro and western posts
arrives at A. PM; departs ~ am.
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QUALITIES.

Try and be good this week.
Beecher only made $4,000 out west,
The man "who Hayes-etates is lost. y
The fish business will be lively this
week.
Nobody seems to want to go to
Russia.
Secretary Sherman is meditating
uepotism.
Carl Shirts, Lees son.in-law, WAS
not reformer.
The Yale Juniors wear Oxford hats
and calfskin shoes.
The Amcrique is fast vessel now II
she never was before.
Demas's wife couldn't have been
Eliza Pinkston, could she?
1t was Nigga Demss who apostatized
into Packard's bogus Legislature.
Sweeny won't be interviewed, and
the reporters now let Peter b.
Why not send Schenrk rs minister
to the land of tie Monte-zumas?
Bunting parasols are a spring novel
ty. They are fagitious little weapons.
Rutherford b. Hayes Jacoby is a ia.
CODY baby at the Cincinnati baby
show.
Kansas wants no more lawyers, un.
less they know how to fight grasshop.
pers.
Senator Davis is said to be happy,
for now he has a chance to spread
himself.
Pennsylvania has something after
all. The governor of Ohio is native
of that State.
The Canal Ring Republicans have
bitterly opposed General McClellan's
confirmation.
Let the domestic difficulties be set
tied before bothering about foreign APP
poiutments.
A practical remedy proposed by an
exchange for the reduction OF postage
Is to ''get married"
Brigham Young is almost helpless,
and it is only figuratively that she
rises to explain"
Henceforth a phrenologst will be
added to the councils that examine
ministerial candidates.
A colored clergyman of Indiana re-.
Gently eloped with quadroon. He
should he allowed no quarter.
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Nirh, nennr,-rlnnuelai.
Nav oRLKANa, April a--Gold OiN@iOl,4.
sight y premium hIerlng bank bsR,
Tam ma raiuI

dALvFsr ~, April a.--Cotton merket
nrm 40 middlinR lllAej middling 1850
loN h dllng lul6ci good ordinary luac; on
bales,
dues easy, Dry select 1910, light sailed
~ STOCK sailed NJ ci wei saltod selected
aN1bo
NEW oHLEANa April a--Flonr nrn,i snpcr'
hno o. 7ide6; NN 50 7ia7i xxx t7ots "a, Corn
meal duh al 81 ". Com dull AZ NebOc, oata
Armi Galena zoe Hiram quiet AZ 81 10, Hay
Qneli prime SS1l6, chulce sls@ y, Pork
quiet ana stendy, qOoled SO h0alb h. Dry
salt meats dnll NJ bENN 30 and shetAsc, hA-
con quiet VI ~, ., aisNlOc, Lard keg lVtol
No. Hams dali at p@llsio, ~ IN ,ire kice
qnletj Louisiana, ordinary to choice, 1880,
Wh sky steady ats 0a9lO s, con q M ielr
demands ordinary To pnmo l6.@s0lsc gold,
sugar Ia good demand aud arm, common
1NVAci common 7awSAG ialr TO iully air
'AdN l'2ci prime 10 cnoioe |lGNc, MolM4es
nLood deiuand and hrn; common 300t ~,
f,r 10 good lair S6@SSci prime to choice I!
96Oc,
Cotton duh and nom In al on account ofralny
weather,go ID ordinary E4NlOc low mlddllng
lOs1lO}6c; miadllng l9s9n l'2c.
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Indian Journal: Those who were as
sociated with the Pawnees as recently
as four years ago, and are now visiting
among them cannot bat notice a decided
Improvement in their condition. They
do not cling to theirhead-lressess fancy
tomahawks, and wonderful higgins
with the same tenacity as then They
do not talk of war, but would greatly
prefer to be settled on quiet little farms
by themselves. The tribal relations
doctors powwows and hideous dances
are almost entirely dispensed with
NearlyIall are anxious for chance tc
work and earn money.
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Abiding to the distressing effects o
the recent cyclone in Worth and Col.
quit, the Albany (Ga,) News says
Reports received Mt late hour from
the wounded OF Worth and Colquiti
counties say they are getting along
very we'll. The cyclone was indeed
terrible and destructive, aud many
years will come and go before the Of
fects are wiped from the hearts and
minds OF the people whom 1t devas.
taiad
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A Fathers Ma crInee.

Covington Commonwealth Judge Il.
HAYES (ex-goyernor) of Paris, father OF
Capt. S. n. HAYES, has conveyed his en-.
tire property, worth perhaps sljOOO to
$1,000, to George White, of the same
place, co surety with judy, Halves on
the official bopd of the late city trea.
surer The conveyance is made to com
pensate Mr.. White, to that extent, for
the money he is called upon to pay the
city of Covington, under the recent
compromise of her claims against Capt
HAYES sureties.
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The California papers insist that Gen
eral Jose Caballos, lately recalled "a
Mexico by General Diad, will be Score
tary olwa, lie went to San Francisco
with lglesias, but this fact did not pre-
vent Diaz from asking his return, Co
ballos is veteran soldier and seems to
be one of the few Mexicans of whom
different parties speak we'll, lie is at
once the friend Of Diaz and lglesias
and may act Us q paciiicator.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04

Columbus lGa.) Enquirer: Several
mineral springs, which promise to be
utilized, have been accidentally dis.
covered near Tocooa. Upon examina.
ton one was found TO contain u strong
solution Of sulphur. Near this spring
la quite II number OF smaller ones, all
containing different minerals, except
one, which is pure freestone water,
There are two springs within two feet
Of each other containing different
mine'als.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04

Grace Greenwood calls tho reporters
gallery IN the House the hanging gar,
don ct Bohema' but there is not near
4" much hanging dono thore az there
ought TO be
OF lho w women nov studying At
the Michigan University, four m,e
chosen law toryss,en medicine, and
illty'sIx literature aud science,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04

Alabama has a new game law which
prohibits the killing of any kind oil
game between April "a and October |
The killing of wild ducks at night Of
with the aid of floats, blinds, or other
devices, at any season of the year, is
prohibited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04

An English farmer lately honge
himself while smoking, tho pipe bein
between his lips when no was found, 1t
isn't really believed, though, save by
the enthusiastic deoiples of TrOsk, that
II was the tobacco that killed him,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04

Even Kentucky newspapers are get
ting a correct idea Of the Louisville lot
terry scheme, since the concern can't
pay its advertising bills. There's moth
ing like having Il great truth brought
home with force.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04

old fellow ! Now the Democrat has
sold Us out horribly and we intend 10
gel well just rs soon rs circumstances
will warrant
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STATE OF TEXAS.

- N Al n - ~ n n AF&AAktNs
| IL gives to the Passenger View Ui the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds of the West
is passenger and freight trains are SUR
pasaol by mono In tho state. pullmnnf
Palace Drawing hoom and sleeping uHrs
leave At. Louis daily via tho NJ, X, A \. H'y
ne y 4. m; Hannibal VI 10 ~ M, ANA sedalia
at J;23 u. M, running through TO Denlson,
sherman, Dallas, hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change Connection lsnlso made
az sherman with the Texas and Pacnc rnil-
way for the above named polnts.
1he connections ofthis Road with the NJ,
X. " A. at Denison for ~. Louis, hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas City and all
points North aud East; with the Texas Il Pa
elmo at sherman Tor 81. Louis, Cairo, Meme
phis, ana all points East and Southeast, ana
at Hon ton with the g., II, a \. A ior hna
Antonio, the a., IL, n III. Tor GALVESTON, the
Texas " Now Orleans Railway for beaumont.
Orange, etc., tho Morgan ana Mallory steam
shil Tor all points on the Gulf and Atlantic
coastH, and the Liverpool a Texas Steamship
Line Ia Liverpool, Havre and other Euf0-
ponn cltea are perfect whllo its Freedom
from dust and heat on account OF tho nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with its cooling Aua blVeze,
pleasant sceuery OF broad pralries, beautiful
groves, we'll cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and traits, render IL especially
desirable and advantngeo 10 travellers and
shippers In preference 10 others, Nf
St. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday at $40 p. M, Houston Mt
$3.50 y. IN :, Hoarne at 2go p, m, Dallas 1855 q.
IN, and Denison az Has n. m.
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gALvgfTox. April 3.-Recepts. net S5
bsles gross ga2; sales 2273 ba es; stock 3sr.e?.
Market steady. Good mlddling ll5te' NIL
dl,ng ilHc. low mlddllng lo54c; good ordl'
nary l0Ac.
IdyERP OIL, April 3--S0on. lotion buoy
at Ni1diing nplanis : 5-l6d; micdiing
e,rieaps sixd. Futures, 3-l6d dearer. Up ands
low middIiDg class, May delivery, ehgs =
S7as 5.lei; MAJ aud Jane is-lsas ls-sLo,
sd; April and Nag delivery . li-s9d.
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.. p. MURPHY. VIZ. HsISs
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
ToR 5ADu.

improved and unimprovod property In
every quarter Of the city; also, farms and
farming lands IN Dallas and other counties
OF Texas.
For rent-Dwellings and business houses IN
the city OF Dallas. Special attention paid 10
abgtracting and perfecting titles and estab-
fishing land claims; also, 10 the collecting OF
rents, notes and acconnie, by
Up. MURPHY q CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street.
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
J. W. Crowdus, NJ. d., Dallas; Phil. +.
s,happeil. President Of the National Ex-
ch iIige Bank Of jefferson City. Mo-; 7. l..
darsalis, Of Marsalis n Underwood, Whole
T. T.. Williams, of Williams a Toliiver, drug
aists, Dallas james NJ. swansont planter,
Anderson county, Texas; John N. Stem
mons, attorney. at-iav, Dallas; q. ". svink,
Dallas; v. N. Ervay Dallas. iani-dly.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MAYOR.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
Wy nounce Gen. ". L.. OHbell ~ can
dldute for Mayor at the ensuing April cleo
tiOn
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YoRk ,Aprii' 3.-GOld opened az lO1s.
stocks active, unsettled ard higher. Money
2 per cent. Exchange, long -; short 49,
ComrrierelaI.
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ALDERMAN.
DALLAS, Texas, March 90, 1877.

10 W. II. Beaumont, and others
GEHTLGMEN-YOu require no cut ana dried
flattery nom me, nor have any apology to
make do not seek the Office, but II elected
/ shall faithfully discharge my duty. ms
covers the whole groudd: Yours,
W. r. HlNCKLES.
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CENTRAL ROUTE.
ikAslgE sEs s .l'Cr
TEH1n
HOUSTON &lEXAS CENTRAL
E1 a T. 4. w A Y
THE CONNECTING LINK
between tho Trunk Llnee OF tho NORTH
and EAST, and the
GULF OF MEXICO ON THE SOUTH.
FORMS THE
Great Through Route !
AND
MAIN ARTERY OR coHHRACE AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.
TO ALL POINTS.

AM offers tue Hest Routes, ON Quick rima.
with moro Comforts, hetier Aocoinmodn-
beautiful portions VI tho Great kmpirn
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quesled to announce the name of MT
N. n. SirRttUn MS Il candidate for Alderman
from the Third y ard. Election Aprll 3, 1871.
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NNTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w uounce Mr.. w. 5. ShOne rs II candi-
date for Alderman of the Third Ward at the
election April 3, 1877.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce w, M. q, Hiu as n candidate
for Alderman OF the Second Ward, Mt ensu-
ing Nv election, April 3, 1877.
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WHARF, AUTHO RIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Wr Ferd. ~. Tucker as q candidate
for Alderman of the First Ward, Mt the cleo
finn nril Z. lS11.
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NATIONAL LIVE OF srEAMERs.

Consisting oftwelye fine large steamships
One OF the best and certainly the chealesi
line plying between New York, Great Brit
tain and Europe. Storage and cabin, With
railroad tickets, either way, from and To
Dallas, or round trip tickets, good for one
year. for sale by the undersigned. For par
3. callat our Office No. 100 Lamar ~.
nm II ]. p. MURPHY & CO., Agents
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CITY RECORDER.

tI,E ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce u. Il burke as candidate
tof the office of Recorder the approaching
m lnicippl 81, elton in April.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce W. n. Oldham, Esq, as a can
d, late for the Office of Recorder OF the city OF
y ,ias. Election April next.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-21
OUR MILL TIA.

Company "C' or the DUPONT Guards, as
it has been christened, is composed of as
good material as any company of National
Guards, or Militia, in the Union. Its off
GERS desire to make it as near perfect as
possible in arms, equipments, and disci-
pline. 1t is too much to expect the young
men, who compose the company, TO bear
the entire brunt Of the expenses Of the Or
ganization. Our citizens will be soon called
upon to m eet the requests of the committee
appointed by the company, to raise fund
to complete efficient equipment, and we
trust they will be met with liberality. An
armed power to preserve the peace of the
community, may be want in some emer.
gency; If so Company c may be relied
upou, in time of need.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-21

Of the Atlantic. We know Of men high
in position, and prosperous in business and
Professionalism who possibly have bril-
liant futures before them-who owe their
presence in this country to the love of an
older sister, who, spgle handed and alone,
in strange land, toiled and pinched her
SELF that she might bring her home-folka
to America. Jane will find this to be no
uncommon case in the Irish emigration.
First, the daugbter-then the stout lad,
and then by their united labors, the whole
family Thousands of people in this re.
gion recognize and appreciate this fact.
Jane should cultivate the small sweet
charities Of human life, and not permit her
bitter and malignant heart to slander better
women than any Of Jane Swisshelm's set.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-21
POLITICAL GOSSIP,

We unintcntional'y omitted some prom
inent candidates for the Mayorality. Col
Ware, of the 7ih Ward, will be pushed by
the mechanic and manufacturing classes, oil
whom lie is 2 representative man.
Davll emon, Esq. is spoken of i.y the
sorekcepers, as he would he likely to st
the ordinances against curb stone and in
Grant vendors, in enforced. David says he
will serve without money, and without
price, and make it lively for wrong doers.
Mr.. Samuel :. Adams, of the Seventh
Ward-a workman in the Harlan & Hol-
lingsworth Co., is out for Coroner. He is
worthy man, a thorough Democrat, and
would make an efficient and good Coroner.
Mr.. John Enos, of the Third Ward, is
a hard>fsted workman, and has been for
years working Democrat. Tie has never
been an aspirant for any Office, and looks
forward to large backing, from the masses
Of his party.
Mr.. Giles Lambson, OF New Castle, is
actively in the field for Sheriff. There can
,e no doubt that he will be strongly cup
,orted in his own hundred. He is good |
'arty man, and will make a good Sheriff.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-21
A SPITEFUL WOMAN'S IRISH
GIRLS,

X Mrs. Jane Swisshelm, of whom we hear
very frequently, as humanitarian, social
rsformer, and wor!d-corrector generally,
has for the last quarter of century, con-
stantly abused the servant girls of Irish
birth, in this country. To concrete it, she
has written three columns of abuse, which
appeared about ten days ago in a religious
newspaper of Pittsburg; wherein she calls
them ''thieves, liars, spies, and beggars."
Even Jayne dare's not question their chas-
tity. We find outcroppings of just such
views, every now and then, mainly in re-
ligious, and humorous journals. The girls
80 used:-by the great majority of our fair
minded people, are known to be honest.
reliable, sincere, and largely possessed of
that independence, which we'll requited
labor always give.
In fact we hazard the observation that
a woman-beg pardon, lady-who takes
this view Of her less fortunate sisters, and
flu inmates it through three columns Of
newspaper print, might take lessons in tie
essentials of true womanhocG-thosco onah.
ties that in all time h4v" moved tie love
and admiration of maui i"l-irom ,.anv
a, Irish girl whcsp jn;jv u:,l e hun4hl.
d ,'ies has rreserved .y tc-rt r. N lie
absorption of ilinit,hl, '.i', an! p,;.o~-
ons malice. Col help gom}n wio ,+sr
unjGst to her iarI wnn'u~ ~i-;c,'o.d
If one goes below tia snr,a,a Of cry
day life, it will soon hccom apparent lhat
the despised ones life is illustrated with
many of the flowers Of romance and poet
ry, as well as by religious devotion TO
parents and kindred that could ONLY ema-
nate from heart averhowlug with gene
rosity, and high Christian enthusiasm.
Let Jane Danish her evil passions, sup
press her splenetic outburss and read ihe
history Of Irish emigration to this country,
and she will find that the Irish servant
girls here played no unimportant part in
bringing to our shores the 100000 oil
Irish emigrants who have landed here
since the dreadful famine times of thirty
FIVE yeals ago. This emigration now prob.
ably represents an Irish American popu
lation Of seven or eight millions. It is |
greater than the entire population of The
reat States of New York, and Pennsvlya.
mia. 1t has its representatives in eyerv
county in every State in the Union and in
every sphere of life from Pat with his hod, |
to Sheridan with his Leutenant-G Generars
stars; in craftsmanship, law, medicine,
theology, the army and navy, commerce,
agriculture, and the mechanic arts, it has
it's full representation of vigorous intellects
and brave men.
1t has been peculiar feature of Irish |
emigration that the Irish servant girls,
abused by this Pittsburgh virago, was often
the pioneer Of the family to the new world,
and by her economy and industry provided
the money whereby the others at home
followed her. In any steamship emgrant
agency Jane will hear narratives of the
devotion and fidelity Of these poor Irish
girls; how they worked and economized
10 send the small pittan,e home to help
kindred to more hopeful life on this side
The Morning herald., 1877-12-21

THE Sheriff of Philadelphia, upon The
first Monday O. the New Year, will sell
over one thousand properties. How many
mechanics will be rendered gomelcss by
the thud Of the Sherif7s hammer, upor
that day, is a calculation referred to doctors
of finance,
The Morning herald., 1877-12-21
Health is an IneSti2nn n ble ,JeneL.

The cough that deFrives you of it may
take your life leo. One bottle .sf Hale S
Honey OF HorehOuud and Tar will avert
the evil, and save you from consumption.
Will you weigh y'ur life against half
dollar? Sold br sll Druggists.
Plies ToothacEc r0ps cure in one min
ute. de,ly I'm
The Morning herald., 1877-12-21

u NoTIcE 70 SUBscRIBERs,~aT Of oul
subscribers! who are indebted to the MORN.
ING HERALD, will oblige by an early re-
nlllance. FslE1-.E asflLMa.-
The Morning herald., 1877-12-21
WILMINGTON. Del. Dec. 81, 1877.

Nero fddled while Rome burned. The
Resumptionists are eloquent on credit =
while millions starve.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-21
the MorninE Herald

is published every morning, Sundays
cxcepted). and delivered in the city of
Wilmington and surrounding places for six
cents per week, payable to the carriers.
Mail prescriptions. postage free, three
dollarn per AnnuM. " " VI Z ~
Ora. UBYRNE Co, Pubishers.
No. 500 sh.pley Street,
Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-21
BELOW SECOND.7

Respectfully call attention their Crackers C,ke, m
1 Bk1n enc andy % per pound G cents Mixed Candy 80 49, and c, c CENTS
Busci 10 pound Family Cakes Nicknas G cents M ana a @
f Choco e and Sugar Plums endless u DOH
M DTng @ to as fact that we purchase Fruits Nuts importers can
greatly reduced Come
@ Gs In our me than any other similar this the m
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