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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

The King Of SPIN Is 10 be married
In the Basilica Of Atoeba. at Madrid,
on the 2.Sd of January. The Princess
Mercedes will arrive at Madrid only
one hour before the ceremony. The
fetes are To last five day ., during " hjeh
time theatrical representations and
bull-flghts are to be provided for the
people free. A banquet is 10 be given
TO thousand of the poor In the Prxdo,
and there are To be historical process
sions in the Plaza de Toros, the mobiles
of Spain being invited to take part in
the eayslcades. All children born on
the Sd are on to be lowered, and fifty
thousand pesetss are to be distributed
aaioDg the poor,
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Centaur
Lininn entS.
One Kina.iaf the Enmanl7amiiy.
Tbs Other for Eusss and Animals

These Liniments ere simply the vonasr Of
the world. Their effects are little is-s than
marvellous.
family. II Win drive Rhsufnafi.rn. sciaficz
and neuralgia from the system; core Lam
nsso' ShiioIs,ns; Lex 5ss. rs.sy. LEA; sne
from frozen hands and feet. and the poison
O; bites and sting. Of venomous rrpfilsss u
every Kind. u Leu .prz.n. OF Ira. - oeenS'
- Is the mot I,otent remedy ever discovered
10 heal the iriGred pasts- The CcntAur asn-
Throat. T6-<ssess, Old Brss..s. s..ssess.
and " esk BACK The fosiovtns n bot . sArs-
pie Of the Numerous t<tinonis.e-
~ sn.n Il sss ssay 70 IN .ersa 100 s.ss
have r.ger~f much xitE ss'eiis. 49, a-s
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fra frosn isesssweii.ns-ls e.oN r~ars' Hos
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en- otid have the whfteen Ctsar Lnsm en-
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A. su veli.u Ut Officers held a.
cvJ o. Lip. L0igo No 5, Knight- ut
P,tla.oI Zoe 2T,h uit., the following
nsmhsf- were duly elected aud rsgu-
lafy Installed Ca the night OF the Sd
hsisuf, f,s tbe ensuing ,erm;
J p Wnsst, pact chancellor +. J
Smith, chancellor commander; Paul
Fart vice chancellor; X H. Benaers.
lteIsts, J. =. Burtou, master 81 ex-
elfquer, u. Z huusuaugh, muster Of
arnncr; r. y. s'oTk, keeper uf recards
And -esl Thomas q Hsggart, mss
y az arul- j u Bosicy. inner guard;
William Blair. cutter cu4rt
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A standing Joke.

St. Louis Republican: Chandler, be
ing interviewed by new spaper corres-
pondent, says that he stands ready to
substantiste his statements" He viii
stand long while if he waits for the
republican leaders to ask him 10 furnish
the documents. They say, with "Fal>
staff" NO more of that. Hal, an
thou lowest me"
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.. g... ,tlOB OF the
..... IlsIr a.. arge number ~
,..f rs.nus 'hs city yesterday.
a.-tufIr CUSTOM they did not stop
u Lanai -.rrep but we're circulating
..a,-r iue uy making ready sales
.rsa lus f,l % tus snow they have
,-IIlr r..r Df wood. ~hich is quit,
,,4-.T. t.I .Hry rssm determined,
s,.5as Too Hl.., % make hey while
,t.ala -.. .-
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Tire.

Yesterday morning the roof OF one
OF the guard houses at the Jail was dis
covered to be on fire, which was ex.
1nguished with few buckets of wa
tor. IL caught from the stove pipe,
and had IL not been discovered
as soon rs It was the building would
have burned, A. the IRE was getting
under heAdway
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Mapder IN . nssBses-a Tsshs B>sv~~s
He0ven ao0 EaRsh

Wonderfully strange that human teipn
become - desperate a. To take escn othef's
lffs. even while sailing through tbs air Dcs-
perate. indeed, hiss our race Become Aban-
dcned, uncared for, a. many wives are, q Is
she soon becomes Frustrated and indifferent
to all surroundings Her cheeks are no i~n-
ger agiow, her robust con stituttop IN tee pie
and emactnt0d. But There u q wonderful
medicine known a. English Femsle Bstt-rE,
which 10 . quick and poversul fem ale regu.
lstor and uterine tonic, and cures all such
eu.Aie complaints. tanIdzw-w2t
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s..,nIoftbs Iste Herbert Car
~ ,r,.,. yesterday evening. from
- .i.s.s o. his isther oB Ro--
W. k.v Miller, pastor OF the
'',...srtrr s-H,tsiisn church, cen
CIV r. ceremonies over the re
r.of.l, fs,fa-''.,
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COUGH. COLD,
Sore Throat
ns =. 80 led.

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slipper. Sam.

yesterday morning two negroes we're
sA'or1ing around near the tressle work
Va We Houston aud Texas Central,
0ue showing the other how To cut the
ps'on wing, evidently gres,iy inter-
sled Ia tbs lesson ne was giving,
While Tie other darkey seemed greatly
Aae-sd A. we'll ss gratified with the
proceedings. In his manouyers he
pa'i-d too near the dump, aud Just
= he "a, II the heighth 81 the feat
a' sodie''ly disappeared from sight.
ne bat fallen thrpugh distance y,
'o@e hfteeu iest b. the unbound- d
"sfrimeni " his pa Il, who CRIME q
non ear g. ~, displaying ia hi j.~
80 a1o'lher % N t-ls OF fam,l,
~ i-'egi IRE danring master
Nire nfrtfI' r. ut postponed III.
h's asa. btufs day.
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TERRIBLE TAKING orr.


Morgan Csrssr Accidentally Kssis sHss
Brother 6esbert, shsssfsg Away the
Frsos Psrs Of HTS Heaa.
Yesterday noon Mr.. Worm.ey Car.
ter, whose residence 10 ct the corner Of
Harwood street and Rose avenue, re-
ceived the sad Intelligence of the ter.
rihie death Of his son Herbert, while
hunting near Markhsm's ferry, twelve
miles southeast Of here. The reporter
Called Mt the residence Of the afflicted
father, from whom he learned the
following facts concerning the I'm
timely taking OF of his son: About p
week ago three of the boys, Walter,
Morgan aud the deceased, who were
extremely fond OF hunting, made o
camp at Msrkhsm's ferry where they
shot ducks and other game which they
sold to the markets in this city.
They had supplied themselves
with tents, boats, ETC., ano
were fixed for winters hunt.
Friday morning, Walter came into
the city to bring the game they had
killed, and to repleoish their ammnni
ton. Yesterday morning he started
back to the camp, and when some
four miles out, he met his brother
Morgan coming in, who told him OF
the shooting and killing Of bis brother
by the accidental discharge OF his,
tMorgsn's) gun. They were standing
In front OF the camp lire drying the
tubes Of their guns, when the ham
mer either fell, or the gun went of
from the heat Of the fire, the load strik
ting his brother In the head near the
temporal bones, carrying away the
front part Of his head, aud scattering
his brains all over the ground near by
The body ofthe unfortunate young man
after falling, never moved. As soon as
his brother could recover from the
shock of the terrible accident, he laid
the body out upon the ground, and
gathering up part of the brains, put
them back In the skull, and folding his
arms across his breast, left him In
charge OF bis faithful dog, who watched
over and guarded the BODY while he ran
to a house where he secured aid, and
had the body removed. The news
fell heavily upon his aged father and
mother, rs well as the entire family
The deceased was eighteen years Of
age, and those who knew him speak
In the highest praise Of his many good
qualities Some friends went to bring
the body 10, but owing to the condi.
ton of the roads they viii hardly get
ia until late hour this morning. THE
HERALD extend its sympathy to the
bereaved family.
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gvsuHs FsJ
80 Nrsai ~ 81 se O'Clock. n
nv raus Chares F.ston, while
~ i1ii Es,t Dallas down to the
% ga siar q the Unlon
"a 40 srees. disrovsred tina,
= - s''ny tal' va b, sm.n. He
.'@'a oa ketsioe.a sharp lookout.
pc ~ AS ibs man ten into Har.
sisest Laughing o. himself q,
- q epnsaer.d bic imaginative
~ = walked iaps,ily ON, but jus,
49, ~ 80 rAsscs c:arisrsu's inm Der
~ ~ i', himself suddeply seized
~ ftlni ana sosn ,ound himseIi
80 "a tee t.=osaa with the
!, ~ Zee q man pssrinx ut him.
u ,'."t de- crate Struggle aud rue
~, 80 % 'esnlpicg his Feet whsa he
800 ( 'sui'snth stunning blow that
tia 'esl.es "a ne rround. ana
~ a'so ostssd hlsa =. fan bsck,
fss. Tie " ilsi-ae robs>r n,sovsr.
'osseit te.i sna ran - dow,
ssHs.f.stoa, " - led 60.
3, 9 = a'o.se'f ~. Ia.n - hard = - -,
y. sbBessts llrsel,on, 80 Sssss
y ss<i y i.s sasuansss,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
4 ANOTHER BOY SHOT.

Yesterday forenoon William Jacks, DR.,
about 10 years old, went out to
the Brandywine in company with several
other BOYS after "bull fuckers" Among
the number was boy by the name of Bow
m an. who had q revolver. Little Jacks
asked for the pistol and after carrying It
some distance be began handling 1t careless.
ly when 1t went of, the ball passing through
his hand, breaking the bone of the third
finger. This 10 the second boy who has
been shot while after bull fuckers within
the last few days, and we must say the
boys are getting the worst of IT..
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29

BARNUM TO-DAY.

Barnum's mammoth show, with its four
great trains and wilderness of wild beasts,
ito universe OF curiosities, and great circus,
is here. Two exhibitions will be given to-
day, one at 21l and one at sp. N. The
street parade will start from the show
grounds at about nine O'Clock, and from
what the daily press of Philadelphia assert
concerning this display, we doubt not It
Will be the largest. longest and finest show
parade ever seen 10 this city.
During the past week not less than sixty
| thousand persons have visited Barnum's
great show In the city OF Philadelphia, and
90 great has been the desire to see 1t, dur
ing It's brief eojourn there, that thousands
have been turned away unable to gain adj
mission to the vast psvilllons. 1t should
be remembered th.t the famous twenty
traiped stations, magnifcently caperisoned,
will be led In the grand cavalcade this
morning.
We are requested to state that admission
tickets to the show must be purchased at
the ticket wagon on the grounds, or at Ro.
belen q Bros. music store, 710 Market
| street. No TICKETS PURCHAsRp IN PHrLA.
DELPHIA WILL BE RECEIVED FOR ADMIs-
SION HERE IN WILMINGTON. This action
| is rendered necessary on account of the
appearance tn Philadelphia of COUNTER
| FElTED ADMISSION TJcKRrs, which, It is
presumed, were gotten up by outside specu,
lators, who fsllow tAr show to prey upon
the public, by takirg advantage Of the sag-
! ernsss Of vislt,rs to enter the pavilions,
and induce them to purchase tickets ut
greatly advanced rates over the regular ad-
| mission price. Tho sale of tickets will
commence at 8 O'Clock this morning at
Robelen q Bros music store. A slight ad-
vance for reserved seats will be charged.
There and at the ticket wagon will be the
only places to secure tickets. Beware OF
street venders Of tickets, for all persons
purchasing Of them will be unable to gain
admission on such. The management wish
1T understood that while no tickets pura
chased Of street speculators will be received
for admission here, on account Of tae coun-
terfeit ones ahoat, yet all genuine tickets,
which may have been purchase In Phila-
delphia, win be redeemed at the ticket
wagon. The admission tickets for will
mington are all printed, dated and signed
for this place, and they admit here only.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

Rey. J. B. Mann preached at the Foundry
yesterday afternoon. .s.... ~
Won't the school boys play bag It to-
day. Barnum is here. .. ... .....s
Superintendent Kennedy, of the P, W.
u B. r. R., has had . Bell telephone
erected, connecting his residence with
Ridley Park Station. ,..
Thist)es require radical treatment to re-
move them, and 90 do boils and pimples.
DIR. BULBS Blood Mixture ia radical blood
searcher, curing all skin eruptions. .
We ask our readers to kindly remember
that St. Paul's Fair is now open, and is a
centre of attraction for the beautiful, the
young, the wise and the charitable Go
there and pass pleasant evening, and q
the same time aid noble charity.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
VIM. F. JOHNS FUNERAL.

The funeral Of VIM. T. Johns, who was
taken Ill week or SO ago with typhoid
pnuemonia, and who died last Thursday
night, took place yesterday afternoon from
bis late residence in this city. It was one
of the largest funerals that has been wit
messed for some time in this city, and was
attended by about 800 members OF the Sun
day school, go or 40 members Of the Rescue
Council, Jr., 0. U. A. NJ, of which the de.
ceased was member, also by the American
Rifles and washington Assembly. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev. j.
A. B. wilson. The remains were inferred
TERED in the wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
ASSAULTING AN OLD MAN.

James Money is an old man of about 70
years of and keeps a fish stall at Second and
King streets. Saturday morning . man
by thenarne Of Patrick Heeney, who is also
a fish dealer, took possession Of Moneys
stall in the absence of the proprietor aud
began to. sell his fish. When Money re-
turned be requested the usurper to vacate
the stall and take his goods with him and
this being peremtorily refused he began to
remove them himself. Heneey objected to
this and upon Money pereisting he pushed
him away from the stall with such violence
that he would have fallen had not . by
stander caught him In his arms. "A E3
Heeney was arraigned before Esquire
Cole In the afternoon and was fined $20O
and costs. #. .... ...,-,... .........,.. .-...
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
THE SUNDAY GLOBE.

The sundsy Globe appeared on our streets
yesterday morning for the first time. The
Globe 10 an eight page paper, with forty
eight columns of interesting and well Sc
lected reading matter; "independent in
politics, national In politics, always main
taining the integrity Of the Union as the
fundamental principle in American states
nanship, is published by the Globe Pub
fishing Company, r. G.. Keiehtos & Co.,
Dropristors. We wish 1t success.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES.

The following cases were disposed of be-
fore the different justices ofthe peace.
Before Esquire Brady, Lewis Dixon for
assault on John Sanders, fined so cents and
costs. .-..s,..-..-. --..-.- ,.-s.-...-.-....---
The case of Robert Taylor for abusing
Julia Boyle was dismissed. n 49, "
Bssore Esquire Hagany, Rachel Rothwell
was charged by Rachel Dixon with disor-
derlv conduct. fined 8 cents and cents. !
Jno. Sanders was charged by Rachel
Rothwell with threatening her, but the
charge not being sustained the case was
dismissed, .
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
SMILES AND TEARS.

Yesterday was day, of serieas disap-
pointment to the ladies', who wanted to show
of "their loves of bonnets." Now and then
the clouds would clear away and the Sun,
would out-tempting the anxious sex, upon
the street, when 10 envious clouds would
darken the sky, and showers would sweep
in gusty fury over the city compelling the
venturesome to take shelter under friendly
covering. Smiles, and tears were the order
Of the day.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS (MoNDAy) EVENING.
Delaware Lodge, No. l, 90. o. r., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Herman Lodge, No. 20, I. o. o. f., st
odd Fellows Hall.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council No,
|3, o. U. A. M. at Mechanics' Hall, 2l9
King street. i
Wilmington Council N. : Jr. 0. U. A. NJ.
at Jr. o. u. A. M. Hail, Fifth and Market
streets. tlsa.EgE -.
Enterprise Circle B. q. G. A., at Hall sos
market street.
Washington Lodge, No. l, X. Of P, at
Knights OF Pythias Hall, 211 Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 5, A. o. Of G. r.,
at McClary's Building. ,4l0slss, .4..t .
Star of Bethlehem, Division, No, Z, 8. Of
r., Ninth and French streets. ~ 4
Mindua Tribe, No. s, T. o. r. NJ, at tn B
Nafis' Building, Sixth and shipley streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
MINOR MEMORANDUM.

Ifyou want stylish spring hat 60 to
McCloskey's Opera House hat store, s12
MarketStr If.
Drs. Stearns and Wilson, 30 celebrated for
their many remarkable cures are stopping
at the Clayton House, this city
The :: Family Favorite" -four sold by
Sheward at 308 West Front street. It 10
the cheapest quality considered, offered.
Every barrel warranted.
7 Try the Delware Wheaton and Oaten
Grits at the Ohio Cracker Store, 72s Mar
ket street. @- Grocers can have them In
small lots at wholesale prices.
Rough and ready smoking tobacco, 40
cents . pound dark navy chewing, 4O
cents, at the Great Tobacco Mart, Southw
corner of Fourth and Shipley streets, VIII
mlngton, Del. .. apN-1w
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
[Communcaitcd.1,

EDITOR OF HERALD win you please
call the attention Of the proper authorities
TO the disgraceful condition Of the water
courses upon the south side of Delaware
avenue. On Saturday and part Of to-
day 1t was impossible to cross West, WASH
lnQton, Tatnall and other streets at sonth
eide of the sveaue. 1t 10 nothing short Of
disgrace to City Council to leave the
avenue 10 such way. What are the repre-
eentatives Of the Seventh ward about! 7iy7.
.5ggfeHJ J.T.D. ..
WILMINGTON, Del, April 2S, 1873. ,yog :
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
LABOR BRRvITIES.

The whip business at westaeld, Mass, :
improving. 's'' 7.''i' .I'"'s
A southneld, Mass, factory 70 making
twenty miles of shoe and corsets strings .
day. l,at.ge ..,,.a
A Taunton Company has the contract for
|crucibles for the United States Assay Oface,
New York. -''
It is stated on good authority that six
moulders cut OF every ten ID tho city Of
Troy are out Of employment p aafa' asf
Some 300 operatives are thrown cut Of
employment by the stoppags Of tho Border
City and Sagsnore mills, Fall River.
There are in course of erection IN tho city
of Chester, Penn, and suburb 800 houses.
Consequently very few mechanics are idle.
The effort Of Westera gentlemen , nego-
tiate with the Rus Ian Government for
American grain elevators has fall d, owing
to the bungling management Of their agent.
Henry Gabrll s. Sons woolsa mills at
Allentown, Penn, have closed, owing to the
financial depression. Their liabilities ara
$4S, 900; assets, $4,000. One hundred and
ifty hands are thrown out Of smploy ymeut.
The unemployed laborers at Ottows N.
Y, held meeting Thursday and decided TO
appoint committee to solicit subscriptions
TO enable some of their number to proceed
10 Manitoba and take up lAuds. - -i7''N32 Z
Nearly all the operatives at Burnley,
Eng, whose notices expired Wednesday
evening, have Joined Ia the strike. Thou
sands Of idlers at Blackburn are wandering
the streets. Some ST them arc becoming
very clamorous for strike pAy.r ,,4 +,
The silk ribbon weavers employed In an
establishment In West Twenty seventh
street yesterday struck against tho opposed
reduction Of twenty per cent. II their wagss.
AT . meeting which WAS held subsequently
It WAS stated that the propristors had re-
considered their plss Of reducing the wages.
The Spanish cigar-makers employed ina
cigar manufsctory ct No. 1l0 Maiden; lane,
N. +, have been successful in their strike,
and new price-list has been adopted by the
employers. The employed in another man
lufactory, at No. SS Maiden lane, are; nego>
tiating with their employers --lor the sans
advance. y ~ az S'sao ,i4#EF
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
PERSONAL POINTS.

John schmuck. Esq., left this city, on
Saturday, for Boston, Mass, where he will
attend medical Institution for his health
George B. BarLitt. son OF Mr.. Isaac
Barnitt, near Wyoming, leaves for Brazil
on the steamer City Of Rio dc Janeiro, on
May 4, from New York.
Mrs. Sophie Stout, mother of DR.. Henry
and Dr.. Edward Stout, of Dover, sailed
from New York on the Red Star steamer
Vaderland for Antwerp, thence to Munich.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
ST, PAUL'S .FAIR.

Their was quite large and highly re-
spectacle attendance at St. Paul's fair.
There was great deal OF pleasure derived
by the young people present from their
pleasant and pleasurable intercourse With
each other. It will remain open during
this week. We conjure our friends to visit
the Fair and aid good cause.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29

Hay.fever probably originates in Grass
Valley. California.
Tom Moore's centenary will be IN season
this time next year, and there is some Pros
pect of memorial to him being erected In
the Brooklyn park. ...s g., Wa.
The ocean holds sixty trillion tons Of salt
and is likely to hold 1t for some time tc
come. It has Q controlling interest, although
thousands Of ships are saline every direc-
tlon. . .-'- s@a ID. .,..ly. ... -
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
NEARLY DROWNED.

On Saturday afternoon boy named
R.igbv, living in Hedeeville, while in smim-
ming with some companions near walton e.
u'hann phosphate mills on the Chistiana
river, near this city he was attacked with
cramps, and would have been drowned but
for the timely assistance Of his companions.
A. brother of Rieby was drowned In the
same locality about three yeaIs ago.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
POLICE PICKINGs.

Sarah Sinex was up for vagrancy. but the
case was dismissed. a. ...
Robert Thomas, for vsgranny and general
worthlessness, was seut over the bridge for
sixty days. ..m.
John Thompson, for dlsorderly conduct,
was discharged. ~ r. .s..
Two drunks.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
GONE FOR BRAZIL.

! DR.. Zachsriah Dennis, of this city, left
for New York last Saturday, and will sail
from there for Brazil in few days, where
he intends to practice his profession among
the workmen on the Madeira and Mamora
Railroad, which is now being constructed
by con ract by tho Collins Brothers.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
THE ADVANCE GUARDS.

The Advance Guards, Of the great army
of potato bugs, are already making their
appearance in full force. Yesterday the
Fl rst detachment reached the shore Of the
C'hristiana. Their great number was very
noticeable and many predictions were made
concerning the coming crops.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
HOW OLD WE ARE.

1t is $50 years since the first settlement
commenced within the limits Of this city.
The Swedes landed ut the Rocks ,, under
the command Of Governor Minnit. The
Mccullough Iron Company now own tho
property. y.a.'-.l g.y r....
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
THE DELAwAREAN,

In two years the Dover Delawarean
will be entitled to vote, as it closed its
18th year last Saturday. We esteem the
Delawarean as one of the best weeklies on
the Peninsula, and it is deserving of the
success it is meeting with.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29

EVERY Office should be elective. Wherever
the power Of appointment has been taken
away from the Governor Of State, no one
ever asks for It's restoration. Vs9 popals,
non del, 70.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
ARRIVALS.

The schooner z. D. Andrews, II Bostor,
Mass, with > cargo Of 800 tons Of ice f.,
Walton & Brother, arrived here on sstu :.
day morning. The Ice is from Richmoni
Me.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29

DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE.
The fual meeting of the Democratic
Executive Com mittee will be held at Towns
end next Friday, at 10 O'Clock noon. As
all matters must be settled then, every
member is requested to attend without
fail
The Morning herald., 1878-04-29
OBEY THE PEOPLE.

Our Representative, Mr.. Williams, may
as wellknow that the overwhelming majority
of the citizens whom he represents, are
hostile to the Wood tariff. His plain duty
is to carry out their views by his vote. His
theories will not feed them II idle.