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Married-Rober q. Barnes and Miss Dora
Jones, both of South Haven, November 80.
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Presbyterian Church.-Rev. Theo. d. Marsh
Pastor. Sabbath Services at 1O}E A. NJ. and
Up. M. Sunday School at ~ NJ, J. W. Free,
sup't. Young Peoples meeting on Tuesday
evening. General Prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening.
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Married-At Paw Paw, Dec. Sd, by Rev. t.
ID. Marsh, Mr.. Frank E. Stephens, of Antwerp,
and Miss Amanda A. Beardsley, of Mattawsn.
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There win be Christmas Tree at the Presby-
terrain Church, Christmas Eve.
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Call at Mrs. Mary Abbott's Millinery Rooms
in Lawton and buy Ladies Trimmed Hat for
one dollar. 1234t4s
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The Pleasant Evenings Club" will meet at
the residence OF Elder Brooks, next Tuesday
evening. Let the young people attend.
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First Baptist Church.-Rev s. NJ. Wike.
Pastor. Services: 1o19 A. ~, and ~ P. NJ.
Sunday School after morning service.
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Charles Allen, an inmate OF the Poor House
died Of consumption Dec 5th, aged rs Year,.
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M. E. Churcb.-Rev. G. S. Barnes, Pastor
Services: Morning, 1917 A. M. Evening, P,
nj. Sunday School after morning service. Con-
versational meeting, Tuesday evening" Prayer
meeting, Thursday evening, o'clock
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HAcKMETAcK, rich and fragrant perfume.
Sold by GEO. w. LONGWELL q CO., Paw
Paw. and j. McKEYES of Lawton. 2
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Pyles o. X. Soap is sold by Geo. W. Long
well 4 Co.
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Read Broughton and Cummings new adver.
tisement.
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Christian Church.-Eld I. Brooks, Pastor.
Sunday Services: 1016 A. M. and IA PM.
Sunday School, IL MI. M. Crane. Supt.
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Born-To Dir. and Mrs. Walter Wilson. Dec.
10th, son; weight nine pounds.
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There will be Masquerade Dance held q
the Opera House, Christmas night.
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Hav For Sale

Twenty Tons OF hay for sale at the sub.
scribers, two miles south Of Paw Paw.
f. B. LORD.
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business Notices.
R. a. REEYE.

General Insurance Agent. Office with X. W,
Moves, Paw Paw, Michigan. Good companies
represented. 1174t26
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The Knights Of Mirth' with or without the
"K y is the name of a new social club At Niles
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Prosecu-
ting Attorney for Van Buren, County, Mich.
Office in the Court House. Paw Paw. las
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The Free Baptist 8. s. gave concert ct the
church last Sunday evening.
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N nayear. Agents wanted everywhere Bus.
strictly legitimate. Particulars free
WeV ~ OAddress .. " oBrH a Co., St Louis, Mo.
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Qrue Nortbermer.
Paw Paw, MICHIGAN, Dec. ID, 1878.
aoraI department.

st. Marks Church.-Rev. G. p. Schetky, d.
D., Rector.
Services on Sunday next 1O1S A. NJ, 2
p. M. Sunday School after Morning service,
except on the first Sunday in each month, when
there will be Litany and Chidren's service, 3
PM Fridays service and lecture, 2 p. NJ.
Subjects OF next sundays discourses: Morn
ing-"Anniversary sermon-The Pastoral Re-
lation.' Evening" The Prosecutions Of the
Last Days"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-16

Total tax for quarter. ...............$2,63 1888 II
OPIUM, Ero.-A terrific hubbub and
row occurred in Chinatown on Sunday
night OF the opium-sm oking den in that
locality. One arrest was made and the
individual taken to jail and looked up.
Now it strikes us pretty forcibly that
there is pretty plain law in regard to
these opium-smoking dens, and although
every one in Phoebe knows that they e1-
lst, no effort is made to suppress them.
Why does not the Sheriff or District At
torney get after these places? Is there
no extra fee appertaining to their suppress
sion! Any one that starts banking
game is looked after very sharply until
he takes out his license, and we do not
see why 1.-THE Hesthen Ohinee" should
nave any more privileges than American
citizens.
MASONIC BALL.-Nsxt Friday evening,
the I'D instant, the Masonic ball will
'ake place at Browns Hall. The vari-
GUS committees of the Fraternity are do
ing their best to afford an evenings
pleasure to every one who attends. The
Dest Kind Of music has been engaged and
'ne musicians have been rehesrsing for
week past, so that there will be no
pfeak as far as they are concerned.
ample arrangements are made for the
accommodation of all who attend, and
We have no doubt but what this will be
one OF tho greatest and most enjoyable
oalls ever given in Phoebe.
lake COURAGE. Of the married
ladies' in this vicinity will take fresh
courage and have o ray of hope still left
On learning that in Rush City, Mime
sofa, there was woman, aged 81 years,
VINO recently gave birth to her first
child.
FAsHIoN.-The latest eastern news ia
to the effect that blue swallow.tail coats.
with brass buttons, will DO worn next
summer.
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The Eureka Sentinel says the un-
paralleled prosperity and magnificent
developments in the Eureka Consoli-
dated and Richmond mines, and the gen.
eral outlook all along the lode, is q
source of encouragement and subject
for congratulation among all interested
in the welfare of Eureka.
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1878.
PANACA SALOON.

1OtOs ANASA SALOoNs 1OtCs
No. 1000 Main Street,
Keeps constantly on hand the very best
Wines. Liquors and Cigars, st. Louis
Beer, Tom l. Jerry, and all other palat-
able drinks. One price! one bitt!!
P. S.-Families supplied with st.
Louis Beer at 80 cents per bottle.
FINE Chicago Confectionery, Station
ary, Cutlery and a Circulating Library
ut Krause's. tt
EVERYBODY chews the celebrated
Golden Thread fnecut tobacco at
Krause's. tt
The fresh Chewing and Smoking To-
baccoes direct from southern factories
at Krause's. If
For fine Key West Havanas at 12H
OTIS. go to Krause's. Domestics, 8 and 4
for rs cts. tt
T. G. PouJADE sells Cranberries at 81
per gallon.
TO. PouJADE sells Cranberries at 81
per gallon.
L. G. PouJADE sells Cranberries at ST
per gallon.
CRANBERRIEs, 81 per gal, at Pou-
jade's.
CRANBERR1Es, 81 per gal., at Pou-
jade's.
CRANBERRIEs. 81 per GAL. at Pou.
| jads's.
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FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.
By W. U. TELEGRAPH Co,

By W. U. TELEGRAPH Co.
1870 Ophir-51h 50 52A 52h
1875 Mexican-13A
40 Gould & Curry-SIs 9
$50 Best Il Belcher-17a 17ss
345 California-26h 26A
465 Savage-10h
$50 Con Virginia-22is 22hb522
so Chollar-32
405 Hale & Norcross-9A 0ss
255 Grown Pontiac
60 Yellow Jacket-lOh 1O4
20 Kentuck-3.30
So Alpha-9I 10
100 Belcher-4k
SIS Sierra Nevada-4.40 5
$50 Utah-10A 10h
$40 Exchequer-2.l0 2.152
Seq Beicher--26h
los Overman-14h lax
1040 Justice-11A liz
$50 Union--5zs So
435 Alta-S9s
100 Meadow Valley20c
100 Raymond Il Ely-5sS 50
1876 Eureka Cons 44A
So Northern Belle-lO7s
$50 Grand Prize-l3 1915
720 Day-90c S5c
$50 Leeds-2 2.05
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DISTRICT COURT.

The District Court met on Saturday.
Rabruary 9th, at 10 a. M, and transacted
he following business, to wit:
Wells, Fargo & Co. vs.. W. l.. Mckee;
smurrer argued and overruled.
s A, c. Clay vs.. Montgomery ct al; trial
/, said cause continued for the term by
squest of counsel.
CULLEN vs.. Quigley ct al; motion for
iudemen. in accordance with pleadings,
sroued and taken under advisement until
Monday; case set for Tuesday, February
18th.
q Court adjourned to Monday, the 18th.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
T, The matter of the estate of Jose G.
rnanzalida. W. B. Maxwell, former ad-
Illustrator OF the estate of Jose 9.
Tnenzada, deceased, appeared in Court
md filed and read supplemental final
sccount of said W. B. Maxwell, as d.
sected by the Court, was made. On
Il notion, it is ordered that the adverse
marty have this day in which to file ex-
5teption to said account and the hearing
and settlement of said final account is
bet for Wednesday, 18th, q. IN.
NJ Antonio Aguayo, Administrator, VS..
". B. Maxwell ct al !; this case was
balled for trial, and by consent of coun-
Del for the respective parties, the trial s
postponed until Wednesday. February
18th.
Il Wells, Fargo & Co. vs.. W. l.. Mckee;
|bn motion, it is ordered that the defend
bnt have to and including the 9th day of
March in which to file his answer herein.
Miles CULLEN VS.. P. Quigley 1t al. ;
zths motion for judgment herein hereto
lore argued and submitted and by the
Court taken under advisement, now on
$his day the Court, having fully eonsid-
bred the premises, orders that judgment
De- entered in favor of plaintiff and
against the defendants, in accordance
With the pleadings; on motion, stay of
Execution is ordered for ten days.
Court adjourned until Tuesday, Feb
fuary 18th, at 10 a. m.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
@ The petition OF Mrs. Minnie Rich ia
be adjudged Sole Trader was presented.
The Court granted the prayer OF the
petitioner.
s. WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
q Settling of the final account of the
ESTATE of Jose @. Fuenzalida occupied
the Court during the day.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
A. Aguayo. Administrator, vs.. W. B
Maxwell ct al; the final account of w
lib. Maxwell, as administrator OF the es
state of Jose Fuenzalida, was rendered
and accepted as correct; the suit as tc
the bondsmen was dismissed, each party
being ordered to pay their own costs.
y Court adjourned to Saturday, Febru
larry 10th.
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CoHN's Mammoth Clothing and Dry
Goods Emporium, at the old stand on
Main street, opposite Meadow Valley
street, has again opened with new and
we'll selected stock of goods pertaining to
a first-class establishment. Everything
new, hobby and stylish. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every instance. Call at the
old stand, where goods are sold at bot
tom prices. HENRY Conn,
" Main st. opposite Meadow Valley st.
Go TO Alexander's for your Drugs.
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NOTICE..

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IS, 1877.
All persons are hereby notified and warned
against purchasing the Hercules or Cave
mine, in Bristol District, Lincoln County,
Nevada. from the parties now holding possess
sion, as the title is in dispute; said mining
property being owned by the Hercules Mining
Company Of San Francisco.
HENRY RAYMOND,
ja12-30d President Hercules Mining Co.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-16

Mamie, the little daughter of Geo. w.
and Mary Cassidy OF Eureka, died at
that place on the 18th instant, and was
buried last Wednesday. The parents Of
the little girl have our heartfelt sympathy
in this hour of their sorrow.
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4 BULLION TAx.-The following is the
bullion tax OF Lincoln county for the
quarter ending December 81, 1877. The
tax on the Alps Company is unusually
bow beca use the mill of that company
was only at work short time during the
$ouarter viz.
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LATE RECEIPTS At PouJApE's:
Utah Flour.
Cranbsrriss, Eastern.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
Mr.. BECK'SREsOLUTION TO HAVI
THE SECRETARY OF TIE
TREASURY EXPLAIN.

Mr.. Beck, Of Kestusky, submitted 4
esolution that the Secretary Of the Trsa-
sury be directed and required to appear
before the Senate in psrssa % Wsdussday
at o'clock, TO inform ths Senate whai
res.on if any hs has for failing 10 answer
the resolutions Of the Ssnats Of the ID ol
December, 1878 in regard too the amount
of silver coin rsssivs1 far ssstons due,
and whethsr hs has applied it or any
p.It Of it to the psyusut Of the interest
on the bonds and aoa@ Of the United
States, and If not - applied 10 STATE tAa
reason why.
During his rsmsaks sa he rssolutis 0
Mr.. Beck said the Secretary Of The Trsa-
sury decreased the hoadsd debt II tAa
United States to The axisat Of eIe4, ,40s,-
$50, by selling bends and hssrdiEs gold
After brief debate tAs sssslatisa W.
laid over.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
CHEAP CLOTHING FOR THE leLI.
DAYS.

1t IL an undoubted fact that the finest
stock resdy-mads clothing and Mems Fur
siAhinx Goods In the State can bs found at
Samuel Ceben's New York Clothing House
al Market street, Wilmington. The qusl>
ity Of the goods IL very fine, and the prices (!
oh, nyi Cheap ID NJ name for them. Now
Just think; ovsrcosts ~ low - t250, run
silg up In prics to 92s. Ness pants from
g celts to 1s.0e. Suits frsn ts to 325 .
very fair hat for e5 csnts. White shirts
with linsl bsson and cuts and the bsdy Of
gsod York tvilIel muslil for $50 eeDts;
issr shirts for el.o0; the very best that 10
Manufactured, 81 IS. Four.ply linen col
lars, for Is csnts. Mems heavy knit un.
lsrshirts and drawers, frsn IS cents to
S1.S. Paper collars, per bucket Of ten, 10
cents. This house manufactures most OF
their swn goods. At thsss prices, 10 it any
wonder that they are doing tho largest
clsthisg business in Wilmingtsni Want oi
space will not allow US to enumerate the
| low prices OF this stock in detail. W.
would sdvise every one seeking for anything
10 the elsthipg to pay . visit to the New
York Clothing House, 321 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
TIE HILLSIDE HeNH.

Yesterday HslALB reporter called at
the Almshouss aad vas essortsd throaxh
the various departments By the gentleman
ly DR.. Il. G. KinbAll. kveryWhsrs, the
nest scrspulsus lsatnsss and clsssliasss
existed. Among the inmates ID the old
man John Perkins who was hurt BY the
Railroad cars near Hollyoak shout two
months ago. A few days after the accident
be was taken to the Alnshouss where his
arm was anputatsa. Although ssrisualy
injured st the time he has sines Eet much
better and will seen b able to walk about.
Hs is 70 years of age. There are at present
33S inmates at the AlIashouse.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
LET THEM CONE.

From the Lsuisvills Csurisr>J >Jsar.ak
Really, we are unable b 80 Why, il III.
Bl inc aad bis extreme sssOeiass waat u
precipitats sectional debate in the Senate
they shsuld not be gFatilsd. On this point
the trepidstion Of Democratic leaders in-
vi'ss attack, and pats the Democratic
paI ty at disadvantage. When Fernando
w,od, for example, vsatursd 70 comment
uron the sectional passages Of the Prssi-
deAfs Message, hs was taken 10 task for
,'inprudence." although he spsks with re-
levaney and propristy, actually saying
y, thing more than was said nsIt day by
every Democratic Newspaper in the soun-
trv. Ifthe Democrats Of the Horlh are to
be dismayed BY the simple and manly
se f-defenss of southern nsn-if us are 70
be required to it in silsacs while artful
revolutionists are preparing new sohsusl
Of usurPstion, not even daring 10 spsa oui
lips vixen the NEST shameless klssheodl
and basest insults are hsapsl upsa us-
that particular wing Of he DsEosrsti'
party il hardly worth the ssariAss. Rith'
6T bnOulQ lRloIW lWSu " 21buo u IN
South auficisn,ly - cope With thsss vh,
ss,ail us, Or siss il sheull - eat u u,
vsy asd lot us Do eur svs fghtisE.
For our psrt, " arv nst afraid Of u
issus. A majority Of Ne psspls Of t.
North are neither ssasy nor nalisnant
Tor is . love Of fair play sxtisSs Th
Republican stalvsrts presume - nssl
They need only 10 Be sdsqusssly nsl - ,
uahorsed. But in any event it il bette
tlat they should b met; that he discus
zion should proceed; thst he disputaat
spould have it osS % that vhsa al
lrries get their belly full, the ccuntr
mall be done With then and it. On
thing is csrtain:-Thsrs will never b .
md Of this sort Of agitation q long Q
Democrats are afraid Of it That ths
ire afraid Of it implies . belief in the sx
;stence Of danger, aai in giving sxprs
Hon to the fear in what are called "dis
.:reet counsels" the Republican leaders Oh
tain an assurance thas they aye on u
light track.
The people Of the Enrh need isArus
ion on many points. They nssd 10 hay
it impressed u, on their minds that tn
lsa Government of equal States, not
sectional sutocracy. They need to
brovght to rsalising Sense Of the II
ths' the prosperity Of enc ssdasn il d
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
A HHW ENTIRPRISl.

Hhs proposed railway from ths steamboat
Isnding - Cap AsyCity isto b constructed
tyths owHsrssf the steamer" Republic, ,"aSd
Indisstss . change Of pslicy sl their part.
Heretofore they impedsd passengers from
viaitisg Cape Island. Dummy engines are
10 - sssA, snd 1t comes along the shore
The requirsd amount ID deposited With the
|Chalcslior, they are bargaining for Eight si
way, aHl tie natter seens 70 b = fxsl
| fast. The charter has bssn sraHtsd fol
'ssas tlns.-rOspe Nay Wavs.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
THE YELLow,FEvER INQUIRY

A joint meeting Of the Senate and
House Committee on the YellowNfsvsr In
q TRY was to have bssa had this morning,
but less than . quorum Of the House
C mmittes put in an appearance.
The following sub>committsss, on the
part Of the Senate, were appointed
They Visit New Orleans and vicinity
l. assrs. Eustis, Lamar. and Paddock.
70 Visit Memphis and Visinity--xsssrs.
Barris, Matthews, and Coaovsr.
Corresponding sub-csmmittss viii b
81 pointed by the House Committee 70
conduct those brsnsho Of the inyestisa>
ton in conjunction witk the Seaators
a, owe named during with spprsaAhins
holiday recess Of Congress. II has also
been arranged that the Hssss and Senate
mmittses in Washingtsn sAall hereafter
meet jointly, al.hssgh they will vote
aeparately in the same naasar % som>
n tees Of soAfsrsncs.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
LOCAL EorIs

a LVCAI NOk1@ r~s
Go 70 the skating rink.
The Board Of Wealth met last night.
Christmas one weak iron te-morrow.
The weather yssserday vas delightful.
The snall boy ID thinking sbsut skatss.
The Mayer means 70 step fast driving 10
fres.
as to the % ssat cent store for christmss
presents.
Christmas trees are making their ap-
Desranss.
Persons AFFLICTED with poor sight, would
do we'll to eall at snce On Prof. Italis, Bis
Market street.
Prof J. Jsshsr and his scholars will give
Q grald concert this evening IN the lecture
rssn Of the Masonic Tsnpls.
Manager T. ". Dsvsy left Detroit Dec.
and win b in this city Jan. 2.
The Cigar Box, corner OF Fifth and Ship
Icy strests, 10 the placs 70 obtain . inc
favored cigar for three csnts.
Everybody shsuld ksow that the Cigar
Boz 10 the place To bay the best qualities Of
chewing and smoking tobacco.
Five cents will buy ~ good cigar at the
Cigar Box, corner shiplsy and Fifth streets,
% 10 usually sold at ether places for 10
Call and try one.
Holiday styles, Dunlaps, Knox's and
Nickerson's Silk and Derby hats, new hell
day styles just received BY Shsppsy, the hat
ter, opposite Clayton House. tt.
On Saturday William R. Wilmer, residing
at No. 2Os Madlson street, employed st
Harlan b Io'iingsworth Co.'S yard, fell
into the dry dock and received ssrisus in
juriss.
Jacksons Best, Happy Thought, Rough
and Ready, and other choice brands OF
chewing tobacco kept constantly On hand
ct the Cigar Box, csrner Fifth and Ship
10y streets.
Miss Tatnall b Co., S07 Market street,
makes the cheapest and hapdsonsst designs
for Funerals, such a. Crosses, Wreaths,
Crowns, Apchers, Harps, Pillows, Broken
Colunns. &C., 6s. II
NcClosksy 10 acksovledged TO be the
cheapest halter In town. He treats his
customers fairly, cells frst.elass goods and
charges reasonable prices. Give him
call ct the Opera Hsuss Hat store, No sl2
Market street.
4. Fountain, proprietor Of the coy and
neat Hair Cutting and Shaving salssn,
corner Market aad Sixth streets, invites oil
Who desire neat. expiaitioss and artistic
work in the tonsorial line, 70 give him .
call. he makes specially OF hair cutting
and dressing. tt
"a thing Of beauty is q Joy forever !"
This applies particularly to the Shirts made
to order BY L. D. Jones, No. 121 Market
street. BY leaving your measure at bis
store, you are sare Of obtaining . neatly
fitting SKIRT, drawers, or any description of
underwear, as .low - you can obtain IN
inferior article elsewhere.
Professor Charles Italie has removed his
sflice to No. 9lS Market street. where he
can be consulted BY all those sfflictsd with
any deficiency Of the sight. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every instance, particularly
in such cases where the sight has besn i'm
paired BY the sss Of inpropsr Or inferior
glasses. Having . practical experience Of
eleven years, hs 10 enabled to adopt such |
glasses - are most appropriate to the
sight BY mere inspscsisn Of the Eyes. The
highest reference given. Ohlcs days We'd
nssAays, Saturdays, aad every svsning
through the week.
PRsv, CHARLIs IrALIB,
ii S1S Market st., WilnisxtoR, Del.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
d. g. GoLDs1oIoUsH,
Wilmington P. o. Delaware.
OUR KEYSTONE NEIeHpoRs.

Mr.. Walter .. Hall, editor Of the West
Chester Daily Republican u lying sick with
diptheris.
Three men passed through Chester On
Saturday afternoon for Philadelphia. They
said they startsl ffsn Baltimsre at nom
On Saturday for wager - walk to Phils-
AslDhiA by sunday evening at six o'clock.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
N. q. r. A. MEETING TO MIGHT.

The n. s.R. A. meeting will ss presided
ever BY Vice President Il. W. Morrow who
will have interesting speakers. The audi
eses will be entertained by music on the
bagDips. Also Professor Rogers will
amuss then with his ventriloquism, intro
ducing his puppet "Ssnbo." Go early /!
you wish sitting or stsndisg room, and
bring some victim Of strong drink with
you.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17

Miss Tatnall b Co.; s07 Market street
make the chespest and handsomsst design,
fer Funerals, such q Crosses, Wreaths
Crowns, Anchors, Harps, Pillows, Broker
Columns, b., Dc II
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17

IN spite Of nannels, coughs and colds
VIII make lodgment In the system. But
they are not tenants at will, ! ou CAD dis
eosssss them with HALR's HONEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR. In less time than 1t takes
q sherlff to execute q writ. Sold by an
Druggists.
Pixies Toothaohe Drops sare In min.
utA dHcA-lm
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
TEL-ECRAMS
COMPENSATION OF q. 8. AN
ToRNEYS.

WAsHuorcH, Dsc lSS-Nr. Ceks. ol
Texas, subnittsd . rssolutisa insEustins
the Conmittss on the Judiciary to examine
into the sxpedisacy Of rspsaling al laws
providing for the compensation Of United
States attorneys By means Of fses, and the
passage Of laws and fixing salaries for sush
officers. Agreed 70.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
NOTICE.

Being appointed Sole Agent for this city
and vicinity, for Henry N. Stanley
Great Work" Through the Dark Cont
nsnt," published BY Hsrpsr 4 Brsthsr., and
bsiag unable to ses oil Who nay desire j,
before CHRISTMAS or New Ysars, they viii
please address ne.
Fl. G. GoLpsloIoUsH,
Wilmington P. o. Delaware. =,
Prices v suit the times.
Prices in Cloth, ! Volumes. 5000
=. Sheep, 120t
half Morocco, ! Yolunss, lk0(
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
THE APPROPRIATION BILL III
TED HOUsH

The HOUSE Of Representatives Asvs al
r.aly passed Ave u ths Gsasral Apprs
priatisn bills, namsly:-TAs Wet Pois,
Academy, the PsrtAeatiOs. the consalar
ana Diplomatic, ths Psasisn, and for the
sApport of The Navy. They are new 10
b, acted on by the Dsaate The In1ias
Appropriation bill Il asigns1 for eoasid-
e. .ation tomorrow. No other bills will BE-
reported from the Committee on Appro>
priations until after the recess.