The Morning herald., 1877-10-12

LOCAL NOTES.

Tue grand Sacred Concert, to be given
for the benefit of the orphans, will be held
held on Wednesday, October 24th, in St.
Mary's church.
Read the story of Rosalie Rathbonel
Send in your advertisements this after.
ternoon for the local columns of to.nor"
rows edition of the MORNING HERALD.
Another meeting Of those interested in
establishing cooperative store will be
held in McDonnell's Hall on next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Lawrence, of Massachusetts,, now
stopping in this city, has been invited to
deliver an address on Cooperation" this
this evening in the City Hall. i,~..
Those in want of Boots and Shoes you
can ana the cheapest and best at M. Duna-
hoe 7th and Poplar. .. a~....'
L. F. Blair the gas filters under the ln>
stitute Hall regilds chandeliers and orna-
ments in such a manner they look like new.
The Holly Tree Inn Association met
Wednesday night and elected the following
officers: E. T. Warner, President; ]. T.
Gauze, Vice President George W. Stone,
Treasurer; Mrs. A. L. Constant, Secretary i.
The following directors were also elected: !:
E. T. Warner, Charles Warner, George w.
Stone, Thomas Worrell, Miss G. Ogden,
Mrs. E. G., Wallaston, Mrs., Thomas Dar>
lington, Mrs. A. L. Constant.
The schooner Argo, of Cris6eld, arrived
Wednesday with 80 tons of old rails, from
City Point, for Diamond State Mills.
Bush advertlses Stove and Egg coal at
$40 cash, per ton, and Nut large size at
$4.25 cash per ton.
The Hong Kong Tea Company's store,
under the management OF L. J. Rigney, Is
at No. 21s West 2nd St.
Among the patents issued last week, at
Washington, was one to E. T. Carswell, Of
this city, tor lifting jacks.
The following persons have advertised
their liquor licenses in the MORNING HER.
AID; Thomas Brunner, Hugh .McGovern, T.
B. Merritt, and Michael Mulligan.
i M. L. Lichenstein advertiees ladies and
misses cloaks at from s. so up to as high
as $40, which can be seen at his store, No
226 Market Street.
Two Philadelphians got into . quarrel
during the races, were arrested, paid costs
and finally released.
At the store of s. n. Stats, No. 4ot
Market Street, can be purchased all kinds
of trimmings, notions, hosiery, gloves, Ia
dies and children's underwear, zephyr
, woods and yarns.
: Buy "Flinn Range" manufactured and
l sold by Finn and Jackson, at No. 2l9 Mar
: ket Street.
The regular weakly meeting of the P. N
L. s. will be held this evening in the base.
ment of St. James Church,
The Historical Society met last evening II
their rooms in the Masonic Temple. d
A female shop litter few days since en-.
tered the store of Messrs. Russell {
Northrop, No. 303 Market St. Concealed
dozen pair Of stockings under her shawl
The would be thief, being pursued, dropped
the stolen goods, and made her escape.
Two men were fined yesterday mornin.
for corner louDging. ....
Mr.. Bleyer, lie again about and able to re-
$ sumo piano tuning, persons wishing instru
+ ments tuned can leave orders with Robe
: Ion & Bro, at their music store, on Mar
ket st., above Seventh. .r,
This mornings HERALD contains fu1
' account of yesterdays races.
On Wednesday, the St. Msry's Pionee
Cops of this city, went to Philadelphia, AM
took part in the procession of the Catholi'
Temperance Societies in honor of the brit
Father Matthew.
The Concert of the Millard Club will b.
> given at the Opera House on Monday eve
! ming next. r,. .. ~.
The supper given in aid of the NJ. e
Church at Stanton will close this evening.
The MORNING HERALD is msiIed to sub
scribers, or delivered by carriers at six cent
/, per weeks. -.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Doctor LAWRENCE OF
Co-oPERAT1oN.-A grand rally for Coop
Grafton at the City Hall ON Saturday nigh
at ~ o'clock all favorable to Co-operatiol
are invited sdmitien free.
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A PLEASANT PARTY.