The Morning herald., 1877-10-25
LOCAL NOTES.
Every enc is interested in the story OF
"Rosalie Rsthbone; or, Sin and Sorrow"

Every enc is interested in the story OF
"Rosalie Ra'hbone; or, Sin and Sorrow"
rsa.s srs IS and 10 ss16sa half peck
y @Gssaes O. Jaclsen van b buried this
morning from his psfspts residsnce, COZ
\ WnsAington street. IDtermnt at Monu-
!. nental Cemetery, Philsdslphis. R8
= ~Cabin and stssrags passenger tickets 70
q IpslAsd, ireland or Scotland, can Be- pur-
chssed a the HERALD Ofnee, 500 shipley
street. Geo. O'Byrne & Co., agents for
C. this city. ao"op D" s-fa
Job work done cheaply and well at the
HKRALD oface.g so .HlF&lEE f..
Oysters 20 cents per quart received and
opened fresh every day, clear Of shell and
grit, at Gardner's Depot, 1o6 East Fifth
street. ,sFA5
Robelon L Bro, Music dealers, have now
ready for sale Sept. Winners "New Dollar
Method for the Piano Forte," and one for
the Reed Organ at the same price.
Mr.. r. Fields first lecture Is announced
for this night week.
Council tonight.
Mr.. Webster's gentlemen's class will not
meet this evening, but the children's and
ladies' classes will assemble q usual this
afternoon. .........
First cabin passage, via State Line, sail
ing weekly from New York city, costs
from $50 to SO.
At least forty different trades are brought
into requisition in constructing . ship.
Subscribe for the american Agrlcultur~
ist," published by the Orange Judd Com
psny, 245 Broadway, New York.
Some Of The stores expose whopping big
apples at their front doors.
A new gardner knows the 7alue Of leaves
aud will gather them regularly from lis
flower bed, rather than that they should be
scattered by the wind. a
The wedding season approached, sae
more than one girl trembleth lest she may
be left next Spring blooming alone.
The Bryant Literary Society OF Rugby
Academy will hold an election Of officers
this afternoon In the school room.
Clean your yards while the weather per.
mits.
The american Agricuiturist" for No
vember, gives full and thorough directions
for fall gardening and farming, and for
the usual necessary winter preparations.
Plummers excu sion to Washington, D
c., will leave the p. ". i B. R. R., depo,
at 6.SO.this morning. Fare for the round
trip only IS.
"Truth vs. Lies; or, The Milkman Who
did not Water bis MIX" will be presented
by theP. N l.. s.. At their entertainments
to be given on'Nov. 20 and %.
Walter Parker Guthrie, son of Richard
J. Guthrie, blacksmith, formerly of this
city, was accidentally shot and instantly
hiled in Londonderry township, Chester
Co., Pa, on Sunday last, by his brother,
Iohn Franklin Guthrie, aged 9 years.
Celery is selling at from to 10 cents
per bunch.
Sixteen and rs cents are the prices asked
for chestnuss.
Apples are Is and Is cents per half peck
Are you going to he P. 4. AS ball, Il
sn. sscure your tickets at once. 1t comes of
on fr,osg eve sing, Nov 9
onl. hay i, OF the New Yors "Herald"
Is Evs dua the Peninsula writing up the
fruit 1.s'lsss.
TIE ft.ess.,h annual bali Of the Shields
Library Association will take place in Insti-
.u.e Hall on Thanksgiving eve.
Several priests from Baltimore will preach
at St. James Church, during the Forty
Hours Devotion" which will commeuce
there on Sunday morning next, during
High Mass at 10 O'Clock.
Msssrs. Ponder & Townsend have opened
. new coal yard at the foot Of Fourth
street.
We are shortly to be favored with Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Florence in the "Mighty
Dollar" and also with the "Texas Jack''
Cc rnpsny.
The P. N. L. 8. Will present. the beautiful
domestic comedy, entitled "rhe Cobbler
and the Lord: or, Content ment is Far Bet
ter than Riches" on the evening of Nov
20, in the basement of St. James Church.
Butter is selling ct from 50 to 10 cents
roll butter.s worth 80 cents per pound.
The Edgemocr Iron Company have JUS