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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The police were busy yesterday.
quite u stir on the streets yester.
day.
The post'oiilce IL damned every
day from morning until night with
candidates for mall.
We ARE glad to notice that many
OF our best grocers now have Kcllogg's
baking powder On sale. There IN no
doubt Of ts quality or merits. Try IT,
The Main street car company have
anew stable almost completed, oppo
site the old one. This will Ice much
more substantial building than the old
one.
"A number OF hnXter shops nre In
progress of erection IN hast Dallas and
about the Union depot. These stands
meet with n liberal patronage from the
Immigrants.
Mr.. George Hartford, who was in.
jured by the Texas and Pacific train u
few days since, and mentioned by this
paper, IL still At Mr.. Dalys boarding,
house, who says he IL doing AZ well M
cnn he expected, aud reports that the
uso OF his limb viii likely be recovered.
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TEusIEE's sALE-Dy virtrs
borm,o1m" 70 me executed and delivered nv
on the Inn Sane s ~, * 20. and Il. F. Red field
;7T1' b S' record In volume %, pages rs e snS
ance VII, &c, TTounty, Texas, and In commit.
~ WIN the request OF the owner 90 IL III
swim eI trn., In said conveyance /, G. M
S So,, bidder fot cash in hand. nj Inc cn,sr,
dSy y'9 Of 10 Dallas county Texas, on the Io on
scrSi,oi February, lS7s, the foliowinv d,h
~ oi,, tract or patceI OF land Sitnafsd
gI ~ y on - DALLAS and known as lots No -
a. nieIneius addition TO the town of noptiiaan
AZ fe4 iH' M, Ihronting AZ feet and runs Ing baeE
ga Feet by 1872 feet, out OF az acras sa sii
to bSrm %D 70 n ahos Fl ID and By said Pieid
Oh trust Is referred to for dessrints,aa,nu deed
OF OF s ssId sale to be applied 70 the
,nereon, as stipulated in said oonr accrued
ana sueh deed will be made 10 the I, Wy Hnce,
ass authorized by my said autbor5i,urr onaser
Jappa,v T. 1910 U. NJ. sWINK, Trustee.
'' i'' 1910 Janl7d&wtliifeb5
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Personal.

Mr.. A, Marx, of New York, stopping
at the Windsor.
G. J Cottrell and wife, Quincy, Ill.,,
are at the Windsor.
q. w. Abbott, of ut. Louis, Ia regis.
tered at the Windsor.
MIR. IL. II. Rings and wife, OF Ken.
lucky, are at the Winsor.
Mr.. Il. b, Brown, of Rochester, N.
Y, Ia stopping at the Windsor.
DIR. LIS Nelson and daughter, Cham
bers, p. o., are at the Windsor.
Mr.. Geo II. Moore, of st. Louis, IL
In the city and ut the Windsor.
Colonel r., G. McLure il still con.
fined to his room ON account of sick
ness,
We regret to learn OF the illness of
Judge West, and wish him a speedy re-
covery.
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The mechanics are still at work on
tois extensive building, hoping to com
piete 1t and nave the machinery nm
during the present month A part of
the machinery is now In the building,
while much yet il to come from New
York, st. Louis and other PLACES. The
immense sheds and store rooms COM
tain thousands OF tons of seed, and
still there Is room for much more
which CONTINUES to come In by tina
wagon and car load. Dallas farmers
are supplying a good portion, but they
have failed totake proper care of their
seed, and some Is refused. The com.
pany pay eleven cents per pushed. This
Is a large enterprise, and bids fair
o be successful undertaking. !
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A,,I ~, ~ ,,,,,I ---.,,-ft =, ~ ,.-,-I-. ~,
hh l', "u" W. i'u,il nonoui 10 lhe people ~
ihigo always Hllthglb attention. II has
pgeh ,'le nial",S o. ~ ithuth anu bihhcheh
ol l"Ml nav tu' PllmluNe ihelnou OF ne-
I"UlI ilhhlhN we urhlItu eng Ems pteu qhlle
iouU' tH 3 nlu NuiS s.1W ~ w. 'uSullii nt
l'nnt lle ilh'p'A " wen lnhhlHk seems 70
im Wy u.sulHoh' tuht IlkslnB WIN
ltv plyh Ahu 'Pnuul llen h9hiebnu{ luuuShl
w 2'lihR 10y nhngl put ~ slhl We HuBelA
inn ~ w, 'n,"II "u"!in uiu .vnPnplr pi ~
ink, D,it !, aH'I r Io ir hulPlylhB y very nun
pure water, me opening up o. Inc great
,w,h' luhhuo We Iemahd Tor WellH 40 Eftht
tnut WlhlI lno lhst lWo wears Well-hotnR
tuo' INV p'eh lhNehloul anu the business
h h,,a ' 1919 ~ '"rpaulu loNoiutlunI"',i ubu
'''o ppuyv'lo Hou',o VI money making
v ,luu,,,u pg no utH'' 0,ah'h wu'ro me N
Sr , =" w. 90, ,D'h. ~ now 10
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Dallas cry Lnmbrr Ynrd.

-Four No. | mules for sale ut
Orr's. II
Choice peach blow potatoes W ID,
nj Adams N Go, II
Adams n Co. solicit ronsignmonta
aud Hills orders, II
Adams y Co, M orders for grain
and produce. III
Two car loads Of buggIes and plat
orm wag ons, Mt Orr's. IT,
-lfyou want to trade MI old buggy
for II new Que, Orr's IL the place tt.
Fancy sun.drled apples % cents,
at Adams " Co, Il
--lfy0u want to buy u family car
rlage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns. TT.
Picture frames and m0uldings,
new patterns of wall paper for 1878, at
Reed n l4athrOp's. ja29 I'm
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Dallas Ci,y Lumber Yard,

Reliable help Tor weak and ner
yous suffers. Chronic, painful aud
prostratIng dIaease5 cured without
medicine. Pulyermaoher's electric
belts the grand deslderNlum, Avoid
limitations. Book and journal, with
mailed free, Address Pub.
Gulyanio Company, Gin
Ginnatl, ohio.
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A coparnershlp has been formed be.
tween the two popular saloon men,
Louis Richenstlne and Leopold Bohny,
and this evening the doors OF Tivoli
hall viii be thrown open and II sumpt-
uous free lunch, with bountiful sup.
ply Of various liquids, will greet their
many friends, Music viii be II feature
of the occasion, executed by parkers
band, The best beer wine and other
good liquors win constantly be kept
on hand Call and zee them tonight,
and over after.
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AT twelve O'Clock, Thursday, Mr..
He'll brother of Il, Il, Bell, esq, was
within nine miles of Dallas with his
wagon. He tried three crossings on
Mountain creek, without getting over,
and night found him thirteen miles
from the city. He finally arrived
here, but 1t was 10y the exhibition of
n nerve and pluck which conquer
alike distance and mud
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Mr. Samuel Damn departed this life
yesterday Mt 7 o'clock p. M, at the
residence Of Dr. Logan, three miles
west OF Dallas.
The funeral will take place from the
Eplacopal church this afternoon at 3
o'clock. The members of the st, George
society and friends Of the deceased and
family are invited to attend.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

Our little daughter, aged two aud u
half years, was alllIGled with spinal
meningitis eOuld not use her limbs,
Giles llnlment lodide ~ ammonia II
ellecling cure,
MIL, q, kEGuhAM,
II West lhlh street New YORK
For sale by Conner a. Walker drug
glsLal DallhA leXAa.
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county kOn.lA.

Farmers arriving in our city with
loaded wagons complain bitterly ofthe
county roads. Although becoming
dry, they are 40 very rough and badly
cut up that IL is with difficulty that
They are enabled to travel them.
County commissioners should take
thls matter under serious advisement.
Dallas county ia able to have good
roads, and let's have them.
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NpushNu sNt US hH executive OnleCr.
The Black Hills Champion says: A
few days since u dozen or more lndI>
ans at the Spotted Tail agency became
demonstratively wrathy, threatening
TO Kill the agent and other white EN-.
ployes. Old Spotted Tail learning of
thisi interposed, but was told by the
Indians, hostile Biac6moors, that in
this case they would pay no heed to
his authority, vhereupon Spotted Tail
drew his revolver aud killed two of
them, and no doubt. would have sent
the whole Of the obstreperous party to
their happy hunting grounds, had not
those not killed beat hasty retreat.
This Is not the first time that Spotted
Tall has had to enforce his supremacy
1t the musSle of q revolver, but he
falters not when duty demands posi-
i've and stringent duty,
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rns Tactical msrehanls Heard Prom,


40 tho Editor ~ Tho Herald,
In your issue Of this morning Ii an
article accusing the mllkmen Of this
city, Ofswlndling and dishonesty,
Now, while We mny admit that "A
large portion Of the milk sold IN Dali
las Ia not as pure aa II might he, II may
DO well enough 20 inquire II the Glti'
1ens themselves arc not somewhat Glls
pable In the matter. In our eXperls
enGe M dalrylnen, We have found hut
few people who preferred pure milk NJ
"a fail price % poor Inferior arliGleat
a low price; Indeed "a great many 0f
your esllmaDle citizens prefer not 10
pay for II nj all, Therefore we hold
that IN long M this disposition re-.
mains, II viii be useless Tor the milk
men ~ 90 otherwise than conform 10
the standard established by the Glti'
zena themselves. We Rre not adverse
10 the appointment Of M Inspector, II
such an officer be deemed necessary,
but We wish II understood that II VIII
be- not ~ much check upon tho dis
honesty Of the milkmen, as upon the
cupldlty ofa large class Of people IN
the city. Respectfully,
"JOHNATHhN a DAVID,
Mllkmen,
The above remarkable document
came TO III through the postonice, and
without any other signature than the
one appended, We, however, publish
II, and permit the mIlkmen to dis
claim II II they choose, " IL rather II
cool thing to admit the milk Ia water.
ed from any cause, But surely II wo
discovered our mlIkman dIlutIng tive
should refuse payment
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nailg Aetala.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
Notice,

Henry v. dllllgg A Co.,, propriotors of the
American Exchange aud Reading Rooms
40 strand, London, England, are our duly
authorized agents 10 solicit subscriptions
and advertisements, THE DAILY HERALD
viii DO found on Die, and Texans In London
win fnd II ~ their service,
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OniIas coy Lumber Yard,


Messrs led, Stockle and Jake Folder,
formerly with Wilson, have opened u
barber shop near the Lamar hotel,
the first shop west Of the entrance on
Main street. They are prepared to
give perfect satisfaction to their pa
irons. janl5 I'm.
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iousekeopers should not forget Tint
Adams ~ Go. have apples by the mil.
lion for the holidays,
Buy your bugges at Orr's they
all do IL. If
Orr il selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than ut. Louis prces.--ti.
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Dallas C,,y Lumber Yard,

Query "Why viii men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marbur Bros. Seal Of North Caro-
lisa, at the same prIce2o Jan3ldly
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alias Gasy Lumber Yard.
'Eexns Yeass cakes

are made everyday in the week at the
Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills factory.
Only twentyeents per pound, and the
only fresh yeast cakes in the city.
ianlm.
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mn WIN nn Annnnred.

This gives notice that uOro Fllo'
VIII be answered next "Wednesday
evening NJ the greenblck meeting,
Dr. CARL MURRAY
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Dallas Ci,y Lumber Yard,


SAFER, more durable, and cheaper
than brick. Architects and insurance
men recommend them. Manufactured
and sold at ITO Main street, opposite
'he NrutehHeld house. anlStf
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Our friend Mr.. Alfred Freeman re-
turned the other day from visit to
hin venerable mother In Liverpool.
We ARE glad to welcome Mr.. Freeman
home.
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Dallas City humber YARD.


| have charged the last article to any
man, woman or child In Texas, but If
you nave any money and want per.
rect timeNkeePer at about half price.
call ON n Auer,N ivy
JHhO I'm No. b0I Main street.
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Exchange Bank
07 The 2Stk Day Of January, 1875.
ASSETS.
LIABILITIES
'tais Of Texas, County Of Dallas

1850 W vans Nouutt VI UhilhS
BEFORE the undersigned authority person.
ally appeared +. II. Davenport o me iii
known, who being du sworn says that the
knowledge and belief. W "is
So, F, II. DAVENPORT, Cash er.
sworn 70 and subscribed before me hi.
18TH day oil January, A, ID. 1875. VAS
,..oo,, JOHN NJ. MnCOT,
Jan+su4m Notary Public.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING. PEBRUARY2.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Houston ~ Texas Central X. X.
SOUTH. Leave. NORTH,
gH m"-""Through Express...",., 6iB am
7iib n.n""."m,Locnl Express"."...-., Oi'5 pm
Texas Pacific Railway.
WEST heavc. EAST,
$40 pm, nu.Acoommo datlon,.,,,,.. Si30am
lilb PIN pu Through Express. ,r, biiOp,m
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THE COURTS.


Judge West being too III to holdcourt
yesterday, there was no business trans-
acted.
The criminal term Of this court COM
mences on Monday, the llh instant.
There are ono hundred and twenty
cases on the docket.
District Court,
'lhe ease Of Nat. NJ. Buriofd stll
occupies the attention OF this court.
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Dallas Ciiy Lumber YARD.
Wanted

County scrlp by David w. Adams,
court house. jan9-lm.
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Mains OIly Lnmber Ynrd,

"A great bargain In apples ~ Adj
ans n Goa, II
Adams n Go, fll orders FOR grain
and produce. u
Choice onions ~ per barrel ut
Adams N Co.'S, II
Dallas Ciiy Lumber Yard,
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DHilRs CIty Lumber Yard.


Manufactured In Dallas and sold at
lowest eastern prices. ONCE and works,
ITO Main street, opposite Crutchneld
house. janl3tf
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EEXI BOOKS
f. II. CUSHING.
PUBLISHER tND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books

~ PUBLISHES:
MoLLlE f. .MoORE'S Poems, 500 n 6n
fhoS' f. houGs'"Fate of Marvin. o.
W. 7. WEAvER'5 "Houru of Amuse.
''''''''" .'rH,''s...',.,,,...... ..,,... > M
H. D. ThALLS History of Methodism
''''''''.'''...........,.l 20
lHoS' AFFLEcK's Hedges snd Hedg.
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'ev'J' HurCHlsoNs "Remlniscenoespl "a
Rev'J. r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M
o' aware Observation-Disclosures. %
mas Tor sale the largest stock of scbnoI n,,I
,nisceiIaneu us books In Texns uI NJ anu inc
Oh ofaers nom all who want hooks
,pectaI,va y, wholesale or retail, and makes
~ ~ sy OF hnding any book wanted. II II a
~ oa 1e i9nnd in Amoricaor Eurore. Ali bnois
mailed uirect at retail prices. an 'ooAs
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"A great bargain in butter, nj
Adams n Co. If
w. &. Holland, attorney ut law,
Office, corner Of Main and Lamar
streets. Special attention to bankrupt
case'. janl3.2m
III you want to save n hundred
dollars IN the purchase OF u buggy, 90
to Orr's. If.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-23
The Place for a Good Cigar.

1t is an acknowledged fact that those
who make the most display. are not
always those who keep the finest article.
We lind this fact instanced in the case of
MIR. A. j. Harkins, the popular tobacco
mist, whose mandatory and place of
business is situated at the S. E. corner of
Seventh and TatnaIl. Two years have
only elapsed since Mr.. Harkins first en-
gagged in his present business, but by
energy, atf>n' iveness, and endeavoring to
please his patrons, he has earned for
himself most prosperous trade, and
won for himself reputation that few
possess and none excel.
The secret of the young mans success
has been that he has always rendered an
equivalent,and furnished an article for the
money that would commend itself Mr..
Harkins has always contended that a
mans goods were his best advertisers
and he has always acted upon this prin-
ciple. Being practical and experienced
cigar maker, and using discretion and
judgment in the choice of material, he
prides himself upon having constantly on
hand as fine a grade of tobacco, cigars,
&C., as can be found in our city. His
custom is steadily and surely increasing
all the time, for he makes it a point not
only to retain all his old customers but
by furnishing and dealing in only the
best, to continually add new patrons to
his already very fiattering list. Stop in
and be convinced that A. j. Harkins, at
No. 220 w. Seventh street, will furnish
you as good an article as can be found.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-23

good baron's face, and he cried to his
protege to beware,
Leon had time to turn his head, and to
avoid The blow aimed at him. 1t was
Malllotin dn Bac whom he saw, standing
in his stirrups, and aiming at him a .jave-
I'M. With quick powerful jerk of the
rem he drew back his horse, and the
Javelin grazed bis throat and struck St.
Hubert who was in the act of mounting
a horse that he had at that moment
caush by the bride. The baron's helm
had been shattered, and the furiously
hurled barb striking where the plates
were broken, felled kim to the earth. In
a moment Leon was upon his feet, and
by his dear guardians side and, at the
same moment, he heard the loud sum-
mons
."John st. Hubert, knight and baron,
yield thee my prisoner
1t was Maillotin du Bic.
"He yields not yet, vain braggart!'
shouted Leon, and, as he spoke, he stood
above the prostrate knight, with sword
and buckltr in hand, his feet planted one
upon either side of the revered and be-
loved form. Erect he bora himself, the
fire of his eyes flashing through the in
terstices of the looped vizor, and every
cord and muscle sprung to the work of
protecting the sacred charge.
Char shouted Du Bac, when he saw
the youth thus standing astride the
fallen baron, sis it you, my hero? l.
faith, ,Pll take hepair of you, but punish
you first for your lnsolence. What think
you of the weight of that blade?"
Evidently the future Provost of Bur-
gundy, to become butcher-in-chief of
Charles the Bold, thought to cleave the
skull of the ventursome youth from
crown % chin but be struck at one who
was quick to see and quick to act. With
out changing his position of body to the
variation of IA hair, Leon threw up his
left arm, with his circular target affixed
thereto, and the slightly comic surface,
highly tempered and polished, turned
aside the descending blade as though it
had been lath of wood.
Du Bac raised his sword a second time.
The above we publish as specimen
chapter but the continuation of this
story will be found only in the n. Y.
Ledger. Ask for the number dated
January 4, which can now be had at any
news office or book store. If you are
not within reach of news office, you
can have the Ledger mailed to you for
one year by sending three dollars to
Robert Bonner, publisher, 180 William
street, New York.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-23
Burial of j. II. Wareham.

The funeral of j. +. Wareham took
place yesterday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
from his late residence ia Havre de
Grace. A number of the employees of
the Delaware Railroad went down from
this city, and a special train was also run
from Port Deposit. The remains were
encased in handsome black cloth burial
casket, with heavy silver mountings.-
Services were conducted at the Presby-
terian Church by the Rev. Mr.. Cook
The funeral was one of the largest that
has ever taken place in that town. The
remains were inferred with Masonic
hOnors.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-23
Brief Locals.

s trimming of Christmas trees has
.4r Board Of Education meets in regu-
's'sion this evening.
"'9-iay.
PIX. ''o"'1' 'o' '"'
aasht fire occurred on Saturday even
n' mortuary last week was very
1. .gsl "a Quantities of poultry pass over
peiaware railroad every day.
sNly services will be held in the
3.4ONc churches on Christmas morn
ae Philadelphia Wilmington and Bal
"e railroad announces a dividend of
per cent. payable January
.q ,oqA !. Raymond as Pemberton Penn
% at the Opera House this evening.
e German-American Associstion
ave good time at their hall, 2l9
s''reet, this evening.
wow, Wilson, Primrose and Vests
HoG's oSGes appear at the Opera House on
4y evening next.
Young ladies of the Wesleyan
sjtSss nave gone home to spend the
h newly appointed policemen met
evening for the purpose of
Jug on their caps.
All artIlotte Thompson AZ Julia, in tho
'"a's' on Christmas night.
4rso,u uallagller, the dentist, No. 865
as street, continues to remove
teeth without pain.
,rnhtertainment at the Opera House
4 P'stIay evening, under the direction
W. orabb passed off very pleasant
,, % Rose Eytinge will appear, for the
psp.e @me IN this city, on Thursday even
NJ DA' In the play of Rose Michel.
pSpGs IS the use of our citizens going
to purchase their holt
iean isU'S when they can buy them just
Or sANcE IN A LIFE-TIME.-We will
I'd AYE IN days 10 of our SOC tea for SOC.
4ise ~ 10 OF our best granulated sugar
mat all may have a good cup
=ANsmr ChIistmas, THOMAS NJ. WIER.
nv street, de2S-2t
The daily gazette., 1878-12-23
Foreign Tclegraphic sum airy

Tie funeral of Bayard Taylor took
R'' At Berlin yesterday. Appropriate
filia'r' were made. The body was
'nNarily deposited in Jerusalem
ghrch-The petition of the st. Peters
ug Students TO the Gar pI otests, among
A4 grievances, against the oppressive
surveillance to which they are sub
si'@-The Duke of Cumberland and
d II ncess Thyra Of Denmark were
-irel Satur1ay.-Twenty persons were
iDd by a railway accident in Russia,
lclllng several army officers and pub
oidcials.-Further accounts of dis
'e' among the laboring people and de-
ss''.on among the tradesmen and manu-
4ilrers are cabled.-The flight of the
aIHe' of Afghsnistan to Tlrrkestan is
lalirmed.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-23
DIED

BIDDLE.-In this city, on the 18th inst
q. Augusta De Coster Biddle, wife OF
Samuel @. Biddle.
The relatives and friends of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence of her hus baud. No. "a Wash
1ngton street, on Tuesda y afternoon, De-
Gem ber, 24th at Q O'CLOCK
New York. Boston and Washington pa
pers please copy. dec2l-2t*
DALEY-On the 21st inst. Annie E.,
daugh'er of James r. and Rose Daley
aged years, months and IA days.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the fun
eral from the residence of her parents, 10th
and the Railroad avenue, on Tuesday af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock. dec23 -9t*
HE SSER-In this city. December 10th, Ed
win g., son of Jacob and Lavinia Hes
ser, in the goth year of his age.
TUNIS-On the Goth inst Mary A, daugh-
ter of R1chard and Isabella Tunis. In the
10th year of her sge.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-23

brands. Also tobacco and pipes of all
description and in fact every article that
belongs to first class cigar and tobacco
store. His prices are low and by calling
you Will certainly get satisfaction.
TABLE CROoUET SETS.
Among the numerous novelties con-
stantly on hand at the immense
variety store of Adams & Bro, No. 5O6
Market street, are table croquet sets, by
means of which this delightful game can
be played as completely on the parlor
table as on The lawn. They sell at low
prices and make very appropriate Christ
mas presents.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-23
Slight Fire.

The alarm of fire on Saturday evening,
about 7 O'Clock, was caused by the burn
ing of frame building on Orange street,
below the railroad, occupied and used by
j. W. Gheen, for the manufacturing of
blinds, sashes and doors. Owing to the
promptness OF the fire department the
flames were soon extingnished. The loss
will amount TO about $500 fully covered
by insurance.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-23

len lHoUsAND DOLLAR PACKAGES
ave- strange tendency to get lost in
'SAInston. The latest mysferi Gus
"Fperance Of this character took place
"slay, between the Treasury Depart
W and the city Post Office.