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The Morning herald., 1878-08-26
PROPOSALS:
nROPOSALS FOR Bull nTNG sH1PLEY
Ran sewer across Eighth street &c.

PROPOSALS. FOR Bull nTNG sH1PLEY
| Ran Sewer across Eighth street &c.
proposals for rebuilding Shipley Run
Saver across Eighth street, completing the
arch and stone back ing on the north side
of Eighth sire ct, for a ui'tancs OF about
len (0) feet, SO q to connect with the Sew
er already constructed, will be received at
the office OF the Street Commissioner un-
I'll August 29,h. 1873.
The Old sewer will be taken up and all
digging for foundai Ions and all back I'LL
iag equired to bring the streeI to It's prop
ergrade alter u esewer has been completed,
will be done by The contractor. The con.
tractor will be allowed to use such maleri.
~ Of the old sew er, as may be apr owed Of
bg the sire, Commissioner free Of charge.
New materials must be furnished by the
contractor. The side walls will be about
five feet high, Independent OF the backing
2l.l feet thick. and will be built of good
two men stone. 1he arch will be q half
circle, nine inches thick, built Ofgood hard
brick. The distance between the side
walls will be ten feet in the clear. The
bottom of the sewer will be paved with
stone, and will con form in shape to the
pavement of the sewer above. The stone
and brick will be laid in cement mortar,
composed OF equal parts OF good cement
and clean ri yer sand, and security OF one
hundred dollars for the good faith OF the
bid and security to The sum, and two hun
drtd dollars will be r, quired for the faith.
ful completion of the contract. Blank
Will be furnished ~ the Office. H-a
AARON CONRAD,
Chairman Street Committee.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26
.HERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ Of Levari Facias, TO
me directed, Will be exposed to public sale,
at the bOtel, of John Elliott. In the village
Of Christiana, in White Clay Creek Hun
dred, New Castle county. Del. op
TUESDAY, the Sd day of September, A. D.,
1878, at 2 o'clock, p. m.
The following described real estate. viz:
All that &c tain lot of land, situate in the
Village If .hristiana, White Clay Greek
Hundred, III D County and Stale afore-
said, boun ded and described as follows, to
wit: Beginning at point on thu easterly
eide OF the public road leading f. om Chris
liapa to stanton, and In q line of land now
OF Mr.; Phebe Ruth. thence by the said
side of the said road In utterly direc-
tion sixty y-seven feet, thence by straight
line in an easterly direction one hundred
and fifty feet to point in the line Of laud
Of BENZ. Peters thirty-seven feet distant In
aasoutherly direction from the line of land
OF the said of Phebe Ruth, thence by the
line of that land in nori her.y d1 cctien
thirty seven feet to the line Of land OF the
said Phebe Ruth, thence by the line Of her
land in q northwesterly direction one hum
dred ana twenty.six feet to the said side OF
the said public road and and place of be.
aiming, be the contents more or less, on
which Is erected aframe house and frame
selzei and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF j. hn Wayne and Mary A., his
wife, and {, t., and to be sold by Z
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sheriff's Office, New Castle, August 14th,
1873. augl5-ts
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or beheaded, and is now trying to steal the
$3.50, 900, 600 we hsye left.
The subsidized press talks of over produc-
tion and under consumption; our people
have eaten for three years and produced
nothing.
Repeal the Resumption act, and put the
the land in healthy condition and In thirty
days there will not be money enough In the
country to do the business. In 1857 We had
publ: banks based on specie and @lO2, ,OOO.>
600 in specie and only 4f3, ,000, 900 10 redeem
the same. The English capitalists made
draw on Wall street for forty y-sevsn millions,
they could not pay 1t and the panic ensued.
The subsidized press says they hold the
power but we will show them that iD 1880
We will elect President, that did not have
to steal the Office either. (Applause)
We want no solid South, no returning
boards, NO bloody shirt, but honest men and
that will tell the tale. The lying newspa>
pers are all In the hands Of the money power
and they misrepresented that honest, hum
BILE man Dennis 'Kearney, beoeuse he cuts
the two political parties, like q two edged
sword. (Applause.) t'A 49,
You workingmen of Delaware are not
proving yourselve worthy sons of worthy
sires If you do not rise ID your might and
assert your rights. DR.. WEIGH then read an
extract which gave list- of the enormous
profits made by the NationalB Banks Of Phila-
delphia and then closed bis remarks.
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OVER THE PENINSULA.
MATTHIAS AND THINGS GOING ON BRTwERN
- ~ N>|FHR TWO BAYS. Y-&1}-tS >

MATTsRs AND THINGS GOING ON BRTwEHN
- '>~FHR TWO BAYS. f~41N-<0
Middletown folks are exultant over bright
prospects of brisk full trade. sJ4oI
Butter IL getting scarce down the State.
Mr.. Walter r. Griffith while engaged in
cutting cloverseed with mower drawn BY
four horses, had his foot cut of last Tues
day. The machine passed over o humble
bees and the insects st once made furious
attack on the horses, which made them I'M
manageable. nv IS. -..1- ve2 ~ i.sii ie,
The grand stand at the Delaware State
Fair will easily seat 1900 persons.
The Dover ladies have raised sufficient.
funds to present . nag to the State Fair. --~.-
Bartlett pears are bringing $l.25 per
basket In Dover. IA 4'.iaa IN.
F. Mancha 10 giving twenty Canadians
free buggy rides over Kent county who are
in search of farms. ISM E' d ". -"
A veritable sea lion was captured on
Heverin's beach Wednesday last. III, u
George johnson, one Of the Cecil Whig
men ID going to publish the history Of Cecil
county In book form. slagG tea @asuue
Ex-Governor Ross has broken his leg Of
Rev. W. q. Young, D. D., pastor Of Bsp-
tist church at Milford preached in Washing
ton, D. c., yesterday.
Visitors at Rehoboth are returning home
rapidly. - s.n e... y@
Preliminary examinations are being made
all along the Chesapeake for the Delaware
ship cansl. ~ T''., .'@ u >'t9!'y'
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A MIsc1EvoUs RASCAL.

On Friday afternoon some mischieyous
rough placed stuffed man on the, Whining
ton and Northern, Railroad track near
Seeds Station. The engineer of the South
bound passenger train, on observing 1t,
blowed down brakes, but was unable to stop
the train until alter it had passed over the
BODY of q supposed human being. The
conductor, engineer, and passengers were
soon out, and on being asked what was up
engineer said he had run over man. All
went back to see his horribly mangled re-
maine, but found they were all rags a. -i
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chosen from the industrial class for bis
worth, or In recognition Of bic share in
building up the business interests Of his
city. Mr.. Gallagher IL . politician and
iofiicisl by profession. He was elected TO
pursue that line as q mode Of living. he
has pyrated from one Office to another, and
In bis present snug berth, using its aids to
shccess, he clutches tor the Haycralty'
Hands Of, Charley; IT is not your line
You are no doubt good fellow, but tho
people Of this city desire fair elections in
the future, and cannot afford to place you At
the head Of the police force, and make you
q political padishaw TO manipulate the poll
tics Of the county by means Of political
police force in Wilmington. There
are los Of things in your line: There
is the Port Office, the Custom House, and
berth, for willing workers in the sterritories.
If Hayes or the Indian Ring knew that you
possessed one-fourth Of the manipulation
power in politics you certainly have you
would have berth in week after you
leave the Water Department in this city.
You would be a jewel to them, 40 do not
lose heart, although Wilmington in con-
science carnot make you Mayor, and the
next Council will give You leave Of absence
from the Water Department. You viii
come up top somewhere else. Good bye
Ghar1ie r. .. ...
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CHOOSE THE RIGHT ONE.

There are two candidates before the citi-
gems of Wilmington for the Office Of Mayor.
Which Of sthem are the more likely to gov
ern the city wella On one side we have Mr..
Almond, who thus far has given proof that
he has ability, integrity and sufficient capa-
city to build up large and fourishiDg
business the absolute prerequisites to
make good administrative officer. Mr..
Almond has been tried In the hard school
of business competition where success de-
ponds upon the prompt fulflllment of hon.
orable engagements, it is only fair to pre-
sumo that he will equally respect the
duties cast upon him by his oath of Office,
and faithfully execute them.
There are some uneasy and designing
spirits at work in the Democratic party who
are trying to indirectly help on feeling
which exists ameng working men in certain
portions of the city in favor of Mr.. Gala
gber, as the poor mans friend. These
men ought to know that such conduct is
treason to the party-and that the punish>
ment of political treason is, or ought to be,
political death. But pray when was 1t that
Mr.. Allmend ever failed to help on the
worker, or aid the needys His aids to dis.
tress were outcomes from his own means,
and not the drippings of public pap in ex.
pectation of political reward.
Mr.. Almond has been true to his convic-
tions, has proven himself to be possessed oi
these qualities which, carried into public
life, will be sure to make him a good
Mayor. We understand from him that he
has no political pledges or promises to re-
deem, and If elected will be the Conscientious
chief magistrate, and not the head of q
municipal political party or faction. This
is just the man we need, and we are sure
the people will elect him.
The other candidate, Mr.. Gallagher, is
properly not within the class of persons who
are entitled to look for such q position as
Mayor of an industrial city like ours
If It were Washington, New Castle, or
Dover, or dozen or other places where
"offlcialism," II we may coin q word for the
occs ssion, is Q distinct and recognized bust
ness he was candidate in, he might be
properly In the ace,-but here where for
tunately there are few of this utterly worth.
Iless class of men who seek to live by public
Office alone exist, he is entirely out of place
A Mayor is the chief magistrate of NUM-
lcipslity, and in all cities where municipal
government is properly understood 4
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sHERIFFS SALES,
oHERIFF'S SALE.

)
,u ,,,ue of a writ Of venditionl Exponas
by byr,n directed, will be exposed TO
W,iin W sale at the Lafayette Hotel, SU
pStniov pSTaio street. kept by Jonn J. D0Hgherty,
sniRh p, Rths CITY OF Wilmington, New Castle
"a County, / elsware. on eesw
,A1JRDAY, ,he 1Fh dayof erte mber, 1879,
eA' at 4 O'clock, p. m,
The 70 lowing described Rial Rs'ate viz:
~, tSat nprta, n lot or piere OF lard ait
ALI ~ In the city OF " / ,mingtOn bounded
uaHJd Jdsscribed a. follows, TO wit: BEGINNING
aou aths corner tormed by the ibt rsection or
sssortharlv w side If Mex Aan street with the
nUs .ostor v side Of church street, the ce along
soid aide of Eurch street eltbefly B. de.
sre.s srp east Is feet. thence with . ne pass,
~ ~" tbroup h the cant. g OF the dt vision wall
haiueen ~ ibis and the hOhse I'd Joining south
~ Ses. east SO It (be the same mol or less)
70 ~ ihe ives erly side Of an alley two feet
Tide. thence along said hide Of said alley
sonth 80 degrees VI est ~ feet 70 tie north
erlv siae Of Mexican street, thence along
said side OF said street north 70 deg ees
west 30 feet, be the same u ore or l,sI, 10
the aforesaid corner and place efbeginring,
with two story brick house thereon
erscted.
nrcnerly OF william mckinley sEd Ellen
Kin wife, and I. It's and TO bs eSld by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, New q. stle,. august "a,
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LOCAL NOTES.
Harlans' are busy.

Harlans' are busy.
Watermelons are plenty.
Francis Vincent, Esq, don't run up steps.
The Sunday Dispatch is shy of capitalists.
slngley of the Gazette locks like Dutch
man.
Many of the cutters are disgracefully
filthy.
Howard Pyle has sketches this month in
Harper's.
DR.. John B.Welsh made stirring speech
yesterday.
There were many people at Brandywine
Park Saturday.
Our "b lack devil" was at the Big Quar-
terly yesterday.
Yesterday was of much interest to the
colored population.
An Eastern shore editor still growls
about the 90-cent dollar. Ten cents pays
for two "hummers" you know.
The race at Scheutzen Park on Saturday
was won by Rose of Delaware after five
heat contest.
There are six parties to be tried at the
coming session of the Court in this county
fer capital offences.
The "prettiest girl" in Wilmington was
at the Big Quarterly yesterday. Where
was the Republican mani
The Republican says there are 225 liquor
saloons which have . government license,
only A of which have STATE license.
Hon. Ell saulsbury, United States Sena-
tor from this State was registered at the
Girard House, Philadelphia, Saturday.
Esquire W. H. Brady has left this city for
New York to receive the money, which
amounts to $50, 600, left him by his aunt.
How doth the busy candidate
Improve each shining minute,
| BY shaking the hsnd Of the undecided
And leaving dollar In 1t.
Rev. ]. B. Mann keeps bis coat buttoned
up about him like q man who wrsps the
drapery of his couch about him In mosquito
time.
The schooner May Stewart, of Bangor,
Me-, from Kennebec, Me-, arrived here on
Saturday, with $50 tons of ice, for Walton
g. Bro.
The Avenue is crowded every Sunday
night by q gang of roughs who insult every
young lady that passes by. The police
should put stop to 1t.
Rev. George R. Kramer will 20 to Alton
Bay, Vermont, this morning, to attend Q
camp meeting at that place. He viii be
gone about two weeks.
Thistles require radical treatment to re-
move them, and so do bois and pilnples.
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture 10 radical blood
searcher, curing al skin eruptions.
The Delaware Horticultural Society will
meet this evening ct 8 So'clock in the Insti-
tute Hall, to consider the propriety of hold
ling an autumnsl exhibition for the benefit
Iof the Home for Friendless and Destitute
Children.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26
CHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue of writ Of .venditioni Exponas,
to me d .rected, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the Hotel of John Elliott, In the
village OF Christiaua, in White Clay Creek
hundred, New Castle county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY. the 3rd day of septemer. A, D.,
1878, at O'Clock, p. m.
The following described real estate, viz
No. l. All that dwelling house ana land
thereunto belonging. situated In Cbrit tian
village, White Clay Creek hund I'd, New
Castle county, and Stale Of d :laware, and
bounded by the Public Road lesulng from
said village to Elkton, and by land OF W,
F. Southgate, deceased, aud Thomas:Lay-
man, and the creek, containing three O les
of land more or less.
No. q. Also, all that lot of wool land,
situated in White Clay Creek hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware, and bounded a.
follows: Beginning 81 O. stake on lhe
line formerly of Pierces and running with
land OF Glinn's north IA deg, west IN pei
chcS TO u cOruer stak in tEe middle line,
thence py said middle line north 81 deg
west 40 perches to a stake, q corner Of this
line south IA deg. east 7Oh perches 10
stake In said Pierce'S line. thence there
with south IS degrees east 46 perches to the
place of beginning, containing twenty acre
OF land, more OF lets, beng No. 4, OF the
No.3. All that other lot Of land situated
In hundred, county and state, aforesaid
and bounded on the south by lands of Isaac
and Andrew Kirby, on tie west by lands o.
CharIes-- and the said James H.. G.
Oldham, on the north ny lands Of sullivan
and lands of Daniel Waters, and on the
east by lands of the heirs # Jupiter Jack.
son, deceased, and the lands OF Walter F.
Southgate, deceased, contai 1ing ten acres
Of land, more or less.
| Seized and taken IL execution rs the pro-
/ nnrfV Nf IQInaq R C. tjIuhH m and to ne
| sold by
Sheritf's Office, New CasUIe, August IA, A
D., 1878 augl5-ts
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IN DESTITUTE cIRUMsTANCEs,

The laborers who have sued the Bellevue
Quarry Co. for wages were on Friday noti-
fed by Mr.. Bailey to vacate their shsntiss
or they would be charged one dollar each
day they occupied them. Being ont Of
money they were thus left without shelter,
and no prospect for procuring any. Jhe
outlook for food is equally bad, and while
they were suffering from hunger gentle-
man advised them to 70 to one Of the Trus.
tees Of the Poor and see what be could do
for them. This six of them did and were
given an order or grocery store in the city
which will enable them to live until the
srtst IL decided. - ,|.F g.aE g- W,
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CHERiFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ o. Levari Farias. to
me directed, will be xposed d to pub sale,
at the lafayette Hotei, 84t shipley street.
kept by John j. hon sherty, T. the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle unity DEL, on
SATURDAY the IA h day of Hep,e nber,
1878 at z O'Clock p. M,
The following described Real Estate viz.
All that certain /. t or jece II lind and
tenement thereon eI ected, situate in the
city of Whining o ,b0uuG ed aud described
as follows, to wit: beginning at STAKE on
the southerly siie Of Hanover sr 9, at 40
feet broad betw et II It, all AID Orange
streets and at the di ,tabce of 50 ieet from
ratnall, old corr er, on thu sad street at
the width aforesai th4hce s,uth 81 de-
drees west 100 fe 20 a star e, tt ence north
S. degrees west - feet o another stake,
thence north 70 degrees eas, 90 feet to a
stake in Han over N rect, a. the width afore-
said. thence d ,wn the Size of the said
south 5S degrees east 40 feet to the place Of
beginning, cont lining 400 square super
ficial feet Of and. be the S. me more or less.
Book N, Vol. Page T2, &r., with two
story frame dwelling house the reon erected
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Ann Ane joins 10 and James
Mccullough. t t., and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff:
sheriff's Cf1ice, New Casue. August "a,
1878.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26
LAUGH AND GROW FAT.o

for ms ..snc anc ent bit of advice is we'll enough
tha, sple spal " people. but how sbout those
Of It thane are aIready loofat9 What is TO become
m,nsM vneMY Sit still and I'll tell you. After
mnui expert ents, extending through
the thhons IN. OF patient investigation and toll
ALL HUeieprated analytical chemist, J. q.
Aliin Hns mas perfected and given to the world
csses ~. taL. Thus far in several hundred
rttncssh shis great remedy has never failed to
six e ,on corpulent person nom three to
glsts. r'''''voiy elhcient. Soio 10y drug
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26
A BIG QUARTERLY EPISODE.

Albert Pierce celebrated the f" Big Quar-
terly" by getting gloriously drunk, and
while in that & ondition went for Benjamin
Millburn at Fifth and Lombard streets.
BENJAMIN was knocked down by the col0red
Albert, and while down was kicked severe
ly. Pierce was arrested and last night was
fned SO and costs and held to keep the
ann of $500, r.- 81.
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DIED.

ToWNsEND.1n SEND. Baltimore, on the 2srd I'd
this city. Aged 81 years.
The lelatives and friends are invited to
attend his funeral from the p. w. & B.
depot. on the arrival Of the l2l5 train,
from Baltimore. this day. (Monday)to pro
ceed to First Presbyterian Church.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26
RUGBY ACADEMY.

The Fall term of Rugby will open on ;
Monday next, September Snd. Psrents who
wish to see DR.. Murphy in regard to secur-
ing seats for their children, can find him at
the school rooms every day this week from
to IL O'Clock, a. m, and from 8 to p.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26
AN EAGLES FREAK.

Saturday afternoon as some boys were
bathing in the BrandywiDe. large bird
supposed to be an eagle, setting on the top
of tree near by suddenly swooped down
upon one of them and seizlng him by the
shoulder with its beak tore It considerably
suficting painful wound. I..'H's
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26

Two Spanish gentlemen Of Salamanca
making writing paper incombustfbie. @
Mand Granger the actress, was formerly
10 Middletown, c., type setter, her real
name being Annie BrAinerd, and her father,
Abraham Brainher, still livcs in the place:
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26
FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATS.

A meeting Of the Fourth Ward Dsmo-
Gratis will be held this evening In sepger
Hall, Fourth and Walnut streets. A gene,
raj invitation Is extended to citizens OF the
Ward to be present, as able speakers WIN
make addresses. ,-sg -N-lu 3ar4, I.so
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON:

From Philadelphie-l243, 16f, 8.34, 8.N q
m; 1908, 1914, l2.h7, IS, 4.51, 6.N. 9 Is,
725, 8.l8, 1922 Ills p m. On Sundays.
IL 43, l.G6, TO- 10 q m; 7.85, 1922. ILLS p m.
From New York-l06 1884, m; 1874, ~ 81
50as 1922. p m On Sunday LOS m;
From Baltimore-204, $40, GAL o m; 1877,
1888, $3.50, 8 96 p m. On Sundays, 20i.
From Washington-204.5 $40 e M; 1911,
1e.3S, 538, 9,S6 p mon Sundays, 2.O4,
$40 m 9.36 pm.
From Port Deposit-800 a m. No Sunday
trains.
From New Castle-7.55, $50 o M; l2.15 M !;
420, $40 p m. No sunday trains.
From Delaware Railroads.&c. q. M; 40,
12.15 p m No Sunday trains.
Frem Wilmington and Northern Railroad. .
sos, II 30 M, LBS p m. No Sunday train
From Delaware Western Ratlroad-7.55 q
M; 3.10p p m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PH11A-
DELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington ave-
nue-7.90, 500 1880, II 45 q m 2.30, $50
400, SIS, 600, 6.45, 9.45, II 80 p m. On suu.
days. $40, m 6 90, 945. II sop m.
FROM Thirty.Second and Market Streets
TBS. IL IS q m 1910, 4 90, 8 Is, p m; II co.
midnight. On sundays. 925p m IL OF
midnight. -
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26

Dennis Callahan, ,s 372
In the Fifth Ward the Republicans held
their nomination election, when the follow
ing persons were elected without any oppo-
sition, each candidate received fifty votes.
For Council, Aaron Conrad; Inspector,
Eastern Precinct, B. T. Bye; Aasistant,
Samuel File; Inspector, Western Precinct, j..
Horace Rudolph; Assistant, @. A. Wilcox.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26
IOHN O'BYRNE.
Attorney and ConsellOr at Law
\ B14 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA

Oitixensof Delaware having law business
In Philadelphia, or the adjoining counties
in Pennsylvania, will have 1t promptly
and properly attended to. by communica
ting with him 'sn'
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26
THE WEATHER:-To-day e sOJyS b
partly cloudy probably scSth light ra .,ss.
LOCAL TIME T.aBLE
Corrected May Isth,ls7 z 8
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON :

For Philadelphia-2.Os, 5.A, $40. e.55. $40,
900, 9.47, 1900 q. M; r. 81, I2.4O, $50, 4.90.
5.48. 7.20, 9.48 p' m. On Sundays, zoe,
5.44. $40 q. M; 500. $50, 9.46 p. m.
For New York-z.U9. 6.44, q. m.; 12.5, 12.4O,
548pm. On Sundays, zoo, 5.44 q M.
For Bslt,more ~ ,sM spa WasningtSn1S ana gs IL
On Sundays 1851, l.18. . m; 1925 p m.
For Port Deposit-455 p m. No Sunday
train.
For New CASTLE $40. go a m; los, $50 p
m. No Sunday trains.
pm. No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington Il Northern Railroad-8.26
am, $40. $40 p M No Sunday trains.
For Delaware West ern Railroad-10.2O, $50
pm. No Sunday trains.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26

N0TICE-On TUESDAY and Friday next,
~ at i o'clock q. M session Of the o.
s. Circuit and District Courts will be held,
at which persons entitled may be natural.
lzed. First papers should bs left at the
Cerk's ONCE before the sitting Of the
court, 80 as to avoid delay,
S,R. sMITE.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26

NJ NOTICE-Picked up drift on the Della.
~ ware River, part Of raft Of Hemlock
Logs. Inquire OF
WIN. REANEY,
junt5 II New Castle, Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
WARD NOMINATIONS.

TOWNSEND AND CONRAD RRNoMINATBD.
In the Second WARD on Saturday lively
contest took place for the Democratic
nomination for Council, Mr.. Benjamin F.
Townsend and William P. Windish, being
opponents. The following persons were
elected
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26
NOTICES.

DIVORCES, in any state, without pub.
~ llo:ty, send st. mp for the law, g. r,
SIMS, Chicago,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-26

0rICE.--CHARLES KYLE, WHILE
~ SALE and retail manu- acturer OF pure
MICS festivals, &C., furnished at the lowest
rates. Al orders by mall promptly attend
eu 70. Cream can be had at all times at
STALLS g. 81 and S8. City Market house Or
TnTs,ldence, coraer 9Th and Orange Street,
Wilmington, Delaware.
jeS'lf CHARLES KYLE.