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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-04
TOiTlNE PLAN,

)rupon the principle OF accommodating pronts fol
iehnte periods, which was hrst introduced by this
society, and has been recommended and endorsed
oy eminent experts IN Life Insurance, and by lead
ing business men. Forty-four per cent. has beer
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on
SIT Tontlne Life Policies and forty per cent. on it,
ronLlne Endowment Policies. issued within the Isl
years.
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance
society represent exclusively the ntee ests of the
fohcy-hoiders andi presenting the Society to no
confidence, because OF the strlct and conservative
principles by which its various Departments ar
Governed. In the assets ana in the administration
) the society perfect security Civ for the f.
gure, wnlcn s OF great importance to those depend.
ng Upon their Insurance policies for the ultimate
dpport of their families.
NO Life insurance Company has such args an.
iual ansactions as the Eqnitable; none ia more
Jromptand Just in its dealings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-04
Notice OF Assignee OF MS Appointment

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE IsTWiCr OF MAINE.
In the iuatler VI
The Gould Engine Lompany.f In BANKRUPTCY
Bankrupl.)
DISTRICT OF MAINE SIS.
At Gardin, r, the 18Th day OF June, A. ID. 1873
The Undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
po'ntment AS Assiguee OF The Godld Engine
company, of Gardiner, in the County of kenne.
bee, and state of Name. within sail District at
corpoi alton which has been aajudged Bankrupt
upon petition OF its CREATORS, by tae DislrIct
court oil said District.
LORENZO d. COOKE, Assignee.
iunel9 .i9, 26a ndj uly3x3w2s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-04
Notice In Ba nj lxs upCcV.


In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the mater
henry h. Morton, ! In Bankruptcy,
Bankrupt. }
DURSUANT to order Oi and Court, a second gen.
Il eral meeting OF tue creditors of s lid bankrupt
Will be ned at the Court Hou ia Augusta, In said
District, on the eleventh day OF July, A. 10.
1878, at ten O'Clock A. before John W. May,
ksq., one oi the Registers In Bankruptcy, IN said
istrlct ior the purposes named In the section 5Vr,
i the Revised statutes oftne United states; TILE
Bai, kruptcy.
Also tnird general meeting OF said creditors
Will be he'd at the same place the twenty.
iourth day oi said July, before said X g ster, Tor
the purposes in,ed III section 5UJ5 et ttules
shall HE my nnai nc ;ount as assignee oil the
estate II said Bankrupt, IN ca court at sad sec.
ond general meetog; and a. said third general
meeting shalt Apply to a court ,vr the settle.
uent OF my said accoun .s, aud Tor u discharge
irou all II ltDllty rs asslsne OF said estate
cordauce wi.h the provisions section 506 Of said
statutes.
GRANVILLE c. TYLER, Assignee.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-04
S9,OOO,OOO.

The Lives Insured by the Society are careful
elected IN different parts of North America an
europe, furnishing, by this broad field OF opera
lons, an additional and exceptional safety 10 Ia
Pohcv-bolders. The Insurances are made only or
The Mutual Premiums Principle. Tn Surplus ar,
eturned annually to the Ilsured.I
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
iii.i 'ieT ELECTION. .atbRafJ MO

1T WILL TAKE PLACE or, SATURDAY,,
On Saturday the Republican nomination
election for Mayor will be held betwsiee,
II o'clock noon, aud z P. NJ. in the follow
ing places: dt !" GsgSetaF sfii lga2
First Ward, White Horse Hotel, Seconi
and Tatnall streets; Second Ward, Feltol
House, Second and Walnut streets: Thiri
Ward, William Penn Hotel, Fourth ani
Orange streets; Fourth Ward, -Hitchine'l
store Walnut street near Fourth; Fifth ward
Seventh and Tatnall streets; Sixth ward
McLear and Kendall Building, King stree,
near Ninth; Seventh ward, Ferry's Carpet
Cleaning House, Delaware Ave-, opposite
Wilmington and Z Brsndywine Cemetry:
Eigth ward, Coal Office, Ninth and Bennett
streets; Ninth ward, Old Academy Building
vandever Avenue; Tenth ward, Jackson and
Pleasant streets. ,p al
AZ the nomination all persons known t.
be Republicans and have voted that ticket at
the last state and city election, who have
resided in, the State one yesr; and Repnbli.
cans entitled tovvote on age in September
next, shall be permitted to note at the nom.
ipatian. No person known to be Democrat
,or known to have voted the Democratic
ticket Of last state city election win be per
mttted to vote. 8 fIVy "tasr .dt ,a!,a !
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
sr RUN>OVER AT CLAYTON,

Especial Despatch to the HERALD.1
aCl& Zt.l n CLArToN, July 95.
A serious accident occurred here on The
railroad this evening, which II 10 feared win
result fatally. As the train which leaves
Wilmington st s o'clock drew up at the
depot msn by the name of Lynch Hew 1T
got Of On the side from the depot. \. He saw
itswas the wrong side and got on again
when the cars started agsin, and o. he was
leaning good distance out from the steps
bis bsdy came In contact with the coal bin,
which is near the track, and bio was sllrown
down upon the rails. The wheels passed
over one leg above the ankle, crushing II
shockingly and the fore part Of the foot on
the other leg was mangled. Drs. Collins
and Cloak rendered medical assistance and
amputated the leg. Hewitt is about SO
years old and resides In Church Hill, Md!
He suffers terribly and bis condition 10 criti,
ca. At present writing 90 0 'clock) he ID
not expected to recover. 'a,sofa ~1h Ia
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
" kIU- lNIITIIf Pla! !TplVl "II| TlYI v
THENEWPoRT on, MARYLAND.
HEExcURsIoN TO OCEAN CITY YEsTERr
OVER THE DELAWARE ROAD.

| ,DJ q |Efts ~ Il - nv
| THE EXCURSION TO OCEAN CITY YESTERDAY
OVER TIE DELAWARE ROAD.
The excursion given by the Delaware
Division Of the p, W. s. SB. n. r. to Ocear
yesterday, was another complete success
and was conducted to ito completion to the
satisfaction of al. About rs passengers got
ABOARD the train at the depot ii this CITY,
and atmany of tho other itations, Ii received
additions tosits load. The train arr ived at
its destination II 80, having made the run
in less than five hours. Thevchief sttrac-
tion Of Ocean City Ii its sea battling, which
hashlfeady msdS II famous. SThe depot ID
very cl0sSsto tRer hetsls,i Which, ale fret
class in every w particular, The principle
one is the Atlantic. which is OF the largest
capacity Of any on the beach, The, Sea
sac House 4. .also well worth ofpatronage.
Seven hours were allowed on the beach
and the train took it's departure at 5 O'Clock
and many who went down remained for q
day orytWo.a The success o fthe excursion
is due mainly tsl Mr.. j. N. Mills, who by
bis painstaking observances of the comforts
Of the passengers, much increased the en-
joyment Of the excursionists. It is pro-
posed to :, run, these excursions every
Thursday during the, season, s,N IL q
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
,FARMERS, DO NOT RURRY.

From careful examination Of the fles
OF late Western papers, lead US to the coz
clusion that the wheat and corn crop bf the
West will not be equal to that of alastyesr.
Heavy rains and smut have, done great
harm. ina trip Of nearly 1000 miles
Southwest, last week, we noticed that from
the Potomac to Atlanta, Georgia, the corn
crop was stunted and parched, to our mind
beyond the hope of recovery, as much Of it
was in tassel. If this region grows upon On
average, ina fair yeir, twenty bushels Of
corn peracre, the crop will not be one-half
that amount this season. In view of these
facts VIC think formers ought not To Let the
millsrs dictate theiroyn terms. A!Ijlu
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26

Austria Is like bundle Of arrows siikble 4
any time to be weakened by tho loosenipi
of the ligattire which binds her warrink
races togethsr@ua .Ygyp HraaoHIa
France, of the past ten years, is the mod1l
nation Of tho oworld III She bhasep performed
unsxamplsd feats IN these years., sbe ba.
shown to mankind that governnsnt by ths
people has every element Of strength.
England, BY the acquisition of Cyprus, md
her protesterate Of Asia Minor, places hsr
10 position, BY means of the suex Canal,
OF placing an armylof q millionof men, If
necessary, in Europe, The daily common
CYL and social LIE of Enel,nda ,tbrobs III
unison with that Of France, and etisrman
will think twice before they VIM rssiid across ac
the Rhine sgainst the industry Of Western
Europe. England was restrained In 1s7D
by imaginary tsrrors Of sbsttle of Dorkina,
but Beaconsaeldshas, with d eoxp ef genius,
called into life the power Of the Indian
Empire. Freedom, Industry and popular
prosperity depend upon France and: England.
The results of the Berlin Congress Give !
hitherto unknown potency4to 10 those two.
champions Of European liberty and peace.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
SsrrHn 81 = III ! y IrrT-oETS.sIos Ill

The European question has been settled
In the interest of freedom and popular
right. The really liberal powers and those
from whom the greatest expectations are
naturally expected, were substantial lgainers
by the Berlin treaty. 1t must be conceded
that the 1s'snss eordisls which existed be-
tween the three Emperors must be seriously
impaired by the aggrandizsment of Aus
tria, who BY the acquisition of Bosnia and
Herzegovina, obtains territory which far out
weighs, IN political Importance, any gain
made BY Russia. This must measursbly
offend the Gear and make Russia jealous.
Italy ID disappointed, and the radical mobs
of Rome and Florence are making the de-
cision Of the Berlin conference tue cause of
factious sssaults upon thesexisting italian
ministry. Italy, with the lusty greed of
young nations, Graves the southern face of
the Alps, or the Tyrol, as an Offset to the
Increase of territory by Austria upon the
Adriatic. France, although seemingly q
negative quantity In the Congress, has, so'
our mind, obtained an important advantage
in theematterF this, that England has rel
turned TO the, traditions ,of The past, and
again ioteDds asserting her position inl
Europe. The interests cof freedom inl
Europe depend solely upon France and
England, Germany aisr q camp, and theA
Empire is lapsing into absolutism of the
worst kind. IA Russia, If modern writefs
speak the truth OF her. must become prey
to the horrors of Nihiiism, or be governed
by the old MdseoviS plrty, whe hold the
creed that It is the duty cf the q Holy
Gear" to crush freedom of opinion Of con-
science wherever they show their heads,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
PUBLIC SALES.
1Q BUILDING LOTS 10 hT
AT
.PU BLIC S AL E.
Cn tn? premises,
SATURDAY, Ausu ta 1878. At 4 o'c' ock

vi III PIoHliS1S, ..,..
SATURDAY, Ausu I 3 1878. At 4 o'c' 'ock
p. NJ
Los helter located than these have not
been rfered At pub ic Aale far several yea q
they are on htsh ground with good views
Of the surrounding country ans 3>elawa'e y
River, in b autiftff part or Wflmir gton.
Every one who wishes to max Q good ~
yestment or secure fine loca' ion for q
home should attend this sale, which will be-
POSITIVE. AND NO UNDERBIuDING
they are 81 uated on the u northerIy side OF
Nth street aid the westerly side OF Marx ct
street hetwt en- 24th and 26ih streets. #E
TE'M'.-Twente per cent ca h, aud The
balance 10 q! tes with approved endort Q 8,
equally divid. d ut 8 and n onths, bearing
lqterest II om day. Of sale. Settlement In
all cases to be made previonsto the follow
ing saturday. August 10. otherwise pur,
cha Q m"y be d clared void at the option
OF The seller A clear discount Of per
cent. allowed on the whole smount IL paid
IN sh wlthinione week frt m day OF sale.
nj. M. OHILO,
Agent to Effect Sale
l.; ". STIDHAA & Son. Auctioneers.
1y&,7.1 20 81. .sug3
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
THE WEATHER:-To-dav the ,vsushs
seaH be scarns and cloa&yor partly cloudy
Probg6 W. scdfJs Siglst ratns.
,Aaofs yADAED.s

L -~-ssSs
| 1IAaTa y+IMhN ig0
SMITH. -..At Linwood. July 25th, 1878, Capt
FRANK Smith, aged 90 yeats GDDD 4
Funeralservtces At Old }hwedes' church
on Saturday, at5 o'c'ock,aP, MAJ ~
lQUINBY.-On July 24th, 1878. Mrs. Annie
Quinby, wife of DR.. w. r. Quinby:
Funeral to leave the house at ~ O'Clock
O.. m; on saturday next, 9Th Inst. Thu
friends OF the family are invited to attend
IaoODWIN.---On the 24ti, inst Charles q
Goodwin, In the eth year Of his age.
are respectfully Invited 10 attend his fi-
neral from the residence OF his parents, at
kiamensi, Del on Saturday afternoon
ct o'clock. To proceed TO Riveryiew ceme.
'SAssp1 ssi atytAa aH$ ~ stag tsb@3i4I H3 |
|CARLIsLE-- ---On the 24th. Mrs. Abigail M
Carlisle, 10 the 70 ear OF herae 7 ~ I
s@ The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the fd-
|T. @. Carpenter, No 4la East si xth street
on Saturday afternoon at 4o'clnck. inter-
ment at the Wilmington and Rrandywine
cemeterys II aLa ioIJ II y HJ
DICK.-ln this city. ON the Mth inst, Sophia
w. Dick, aged 46 years. "'f'''' ~ -
Her relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her husband, George T. w. Dick,
No; ll3 South Jackson street, on Friday
afternoon, Mt o'clock Services at Union
ID. E. Church. Interment at Mt. Salem
cemetery.R0d I"l9 7.0I'7r*TG 3-7H ~
MORROW. Suddenly, on the 24th inst
Morrow. In 18th year of his age. 49, :
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to sttend the fri-
neral. from the residence of his parents,
No. -6l0 King street, on Friday afternoon,
at O'Clock without further notice. Inter.
ment at Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
= -. ' ~, Know ye not, i .t.,s S@a d.
Who would be free, ys ..... . " =,
Himself must strika thN h|o

'4-& Hiid A%aAusoAA Anust ntTiAs tno pioW.''l
From you must come the angry protest
against policy which 10, both In intent and
practice, absorbing your little means to
satisfy the greed and fiji to overfowing the
Golfers of the Belmonts and their Cocoon
spirators. great and small. The policy was
intended to ruin you, and It is doing Il. Any
one who goes slayerlng around trying to
make Q personal issue OF the vital question
Of bread, 10 not entitled to the respect OF
fair minded men. - 80 :" 80
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
u During the evening the following order
. pEN1NsULAR NEWS, NEWS,

b. Compiled from1our Exchanges. Dnlil
The Bolackbird Camp Meeting COM
menced yesterday. About any tents are on
the ground.7l hHa -rTDip9NEn aIfE
Democratic politicians were were a. a. tilick . Is
% blackbirds at the Spring Branch Camp
Meeting on regent Sunday. isG1uoL II
I sWm. Birckhead, one of the leading mer
chants Of Salisbury, died on Monday 18th
Of paralysis, in the ead year Of his age.ylI
Burglars still carry on their theiving ON
tho Peninsula, In the central part of our
State they reap q good and continuous har-
vest.io sIgadR sdl tgdf 9nzti 10 IB3GAlA u
The Easton star favors the Snofnsiln nomination atio1f 1of
Gen. Joseph e. Johnston for the Presidency
but does not say Which party It expects to
nominate him.. ne ,sTEaQdn II swan sa1s4
iii On Tuesday, the 1eth inst.,,s GOOD watch
and $50lin money was stolen from the tent
efs. 2: Houston, Of Lswes,on the Rehoboth
camp plao drouna'' 'an ia ssoiq ,qa,eeztaag aasfa8
Wm. 5. Bewley, the owner Of Z" Fannie
Fern, challenges "Gray Eagle" to strot a
uA"uSn 1OA - put5O VI PA,UUOS nile ueALD, b
in 8 on Herring Run Course Y 3ai 10 'fto
isMr. Joseph Rasin, near Trappe in Kent
County Md, had 20 sheep killed bylieht-
nlng during one Of the late thunder storms.
He was near by at the time and felt the
shock very sensibly. ..,aa,sn...-.u-v ''''''7
as George w. Cummins, Of smyrna, with an
orchard of 1000 trees will have to buy
peaches to preserve for bis family, The
same may be said Of most Of tie other
peach growers in that vicinity. $50 ,iss0a
The steamboats running between Balti-
more and Easton have reduced the efarefromn
IS to rs cents. This reduction isl 3 aQreat
Injury to the business at Easton, the. fare
being so low that many persons % to Balti-
more to buy their goods. asftcip fHE9TIS
William Leister, q farmer, living Town
lend, on Monday last had his ortbujldippa.
containing ( all his farming utensils, and his
,tacks destroyed by FIRE, which originated
rom q steam thresher.s "a Blk hundred bush
10 Of wheat wereadestroye d! fThsthreshs
Pc machine was also destroyed. The loss
. covered by insurance.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
/ sOCIETTES.
MEETINGS THIS q(FRInAY) EVENING.

MEETINGS THIS 9(FRIDAT) EVENING.
Walola Lodge, I. o. Of G.! r., Sixth and
Market streets! tG9dlcu3 bnE 'EayliThl3
Fairfax Lodge, No. .s, ~ o.. o. r., at Odd
Fellows, Hail. 10 Cdij2EI1TCl cal
Columbia Lodges No. 90, l. Q. O.. F. al
Warrington Council, No! 4, o. u. A. M
at Mechanics Hall. 2l9 King street. ...
Rescue Council, No. 3,rJr, o. U. A. NJ,
at Jr.. 0. Z. A. M Hall, 511 Market street.
Delaware tribe, No. ! I. o. R. NJ, at
Mafis Building, 9th and Shipley streets.
Excelsior Lodge, X OF p, at K. Of P.
washington q Camp, ss ?: o. s. Of L., Il Il Nc.
Clary's Bnildlbgs n ne Nrn { \ -,'r-'5
Pioneer Council, No. i Soyereigns ofIn
dnstry, at McC Clary's Building: SVo ~
Mt Calvary Decampnent, No. 10, K. of
NJ, meetegery alternate Friday evening, at
McclaIy building. CFA %.L8E giTIITA
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
THE GREAT ISSUE,

u Talk 90 you may, the finance question d
the great issue. Wheat At ninety two cents
Interest upon mortgages the same old six,
is bad news for farmers. ~ '0
.Workingmen'sR wages down fifty pei
cent, taxes up twenty, and the monthly
payment to the loan unchanged. This state
OF things follow logically from the" gold
Dug = policy. s}y A'% fIl~ 5fEI
& Citizens. g. sfa l.:ta g5T&M II
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
w1L4INaro ANs Al OCEAN CITY.

The arrivals = ths Atlabtic hotel, Ocean
City, up toyssterda Nsre a follows: Jno..
?. Donehpe and faulty, Rey. George J..
Kelly, Mist Ida Ponder, D. +. Bradford, j,
James E. Bradford, and j. e. Bradford, Fl
E. Kelley, Charles Weyle.
At the Sekslde, !. G, Massey, H. II. Col
clazsr, W. Nillsr,A. F Francis.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
DEMOCRArICsrArE CONTENTION

ID DEMOCRATICSTA CONTENTION
b Aconvention Of the Democratic citizen,
'oftha State of Delaware viii be- held, a,
Dover, tn Court House hall, on Tuesday tn,
9th daypf August 1873, Of 10 o'clock M,
for the purpoce 81 ofnSominstidgsia candidat
for the ofiee ef Cove tnoF apds ! candidate
for the Office OF Representative in Congress.
The Chairmen of the several County Com
mittees are requested to issue calls In their
respective Counties, giving the proper mo.
tice and appoihting The time for choosing
delegates to said convention, An
7 JA.MlEs.R. 4 MITCHELL, |
Chairman of State Central Com. !
Attest james L. Wolcott, Sec.
nan u. al " FttLtAs p " W-E8g Etts4 u. " e. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
SLIGHT FIRE.

Yesterday morning about 8 O'clock bed
In the second story of the laundry building.
adjoining the y. s. Hotel, at Water and
French streets, was ct ona.dresbyea spark
from passing gsl06omotive. Charles Thomas,
Ex- Assistant Engineer of tie Fire Depart
ment was. on hand> and extinguished the
flames. 81 ~nn
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
ICE CREAM AT CAMP MEETINGS.

The SPRING Branch Camp Meeting, 4
sccounts'are true, was nearly failure re,
ligiously, but the scrsam tent hourished
from ahesrly hour s6ndss morning until |
late hour IN ntgh Fithout regard to hours
Of worship, ana was theS proninent feature
of the day Ths ReY Hs6tFe r. Bristor. ii
sertncnSson Friday r6Cfnlne, boldly de-
noduced thie spirit Of trk kf89 ana stold them
they things hat n0 sI6 6cSnf business meu
would do Nh b ssi vi bsolSd up by The
ministSfs but the :speo oPi6 We're very indig1
nant. The Spring Branch Camp Medtlnp
had better subside
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
IL CARS FOR INDIANA.

[Ig - 3ggI sWMgl L'--- y NyNlN8I8 I893@Ell q
% Ths rhsd Harlan & "a ]H7ollingsworth ~ Company
supplied, p yesterday, two sleeping cars and
two psrlor cars for the Woodruff Sleepine:
Indiana.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
PEACH sHIPMENr.S

The shipment or peaches, J, have at last
eon sea ira rnsncsd ~ earnest. on Wedaesday
eveningtwo car loads were shipped to Jer-
sey city, and last night five were shipped to
the same place.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26

N,nttVE:--Tne N Democratic Executive COM
r1laa 'tes. H. OF New Castle county, under the
isWs ~ nave ave spportioned the county as fol-
Cres,t " N; WY; Wilmington. Christiana, Mill
Geora,W Geeh, white Clay Creek. New Castle. ST..
tied tidges 81 haa anu Blackbird Hundreds are enti-
the ne1t 1aVe each one Representative in
2nd hiet Hext Legislature. Pencader IN the
entitIta' tDIta'r,ct, and Red Lion in The 3rd, are
Tsee The e,ec,inS 20 haye each one Senator.
conventionei ti1Eeion OF OF Delegates 10 the State
and and 70 nominate candidates for Governor
i've eiec,ion einxifsss' VIII be held in the respect
EfI1suutf,day, August STA: The noIninst Ii stion ON
and adp4 fsp ah ,or candidates for the Levy Con rt
Isl ~ tine me legislature, will be held on the
p"1istday potttday ofSeptember.
7o,cIas,tto ,hs 10 oe opened from 70 O'Clock N to
BY Ssx he jadsss The The ELECTION is to be hid
election iasss iors W9o on neg ie nomination
Wn Y. 3. WALKER, Chairman.
hiAhH. NEwTcs.I ( e. PRO tenn,
tn
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
se.LocAEl NOTES.

r. It'N"0s = LOCAL NOTES.o S'h s'3s'
kn ns9iTsHk sds-la l.Eigd adi gniniaEG
CantsloHpesI haysis appeared in market. S
70 The alarm of arelsit tnightlwas fslss.r
|aGHhsy Keystone Bsttsryyop Phasdeiphi,
WI % atAESrt qDslawafss Ftodayb tares
Ss ys2lf0 absrbund Grad 4syo tdago1d
Il, lce, Cream Of the ,pprsst ingredients only
at J 4, Gardener's Saloon. d. w. Corner a
sss Seventh and shipley streets. ~ - ''.''
The Seventh Ward Democrstlc voters 1otaas,,vf vi
hold meeting this evening 1l, 1t eieht o,cIotl
inthe Friendshlp Engine House. d@ sISD'
9Bsrbsrs VIM inset this 1as assvsDtne ,ati1tab ID d,
Fame sEnsias Aouss. An iavcrsbis Z,
opening their shops Oh sundsy sTs dinyiisst
70 call. .bs'hI9T yIsaolo sssnaqsL baG
On Monday afternoon NEXT the totsI
eclipse Of the sun WIN take place. It will
'peeinia this city about 3. 80 O'Clock ana TAI
until about $50. Wehope IT maybe q cleaI
n ~ ag.afz2Gre a5t a@5i~ga aIa ,saldu9gj
70 George Hume, g. laborer, living on Lob.
dell street below the railroad, South WIN.
mipgton, found an, Indian tomshawk whilt
digging ssnd On Lobdell street Z few days
a9o.gaq oi ingDo s% .A)9J laaE ri bst9i1
- lthas bssn customary in old commbnities
to suspend pieces Of stick sulphur oarouhd
tho neeks Of children ~ protection aasinvt
contagion IN repidemicss A thorough wash.
ing With GLENN's SULPHUR SoAp' has been
found much better preventive. Sold eyery--
Wner6. l@n DlgoW II a9fn9g1Zg iGd8 YGs
=, Hills s1.l., Ham y and WHIsKnR DrH, black
,UyrTyi T'i>SlSSAA'"''1 SSA'' mort F,4yst,ay ,si- Il |
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26

qardsnef's Ice Cream 40 noted for Its
pCrity Of flavor and purity of materials i.
r. of Seventh and Shipley streets.
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Ward Meetings.
SEVENTH WARD,

! AmeetiDg OF the Democratic voters of the
tssysnth Ward will be held for orgsnisa-
tion this evening. ct the Friendship Engine
house, 10Th and shipley streets, at 8 O'Clock.
I Es by order of Chairman OF Com. ]
4 "a R& %aarxrH. w.phn- A42-s~@sS S"S
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SIXTH WARD

/ The Democrats Of the Sixth Ward will
meet this evening, at 8 O'Clock, at 7th and
Walnut. to transact business of Importance.
By order of the Vice President. |
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
EIGHTH WARD.

z Thes Democratic, voters on the Eighth
Ward illAmeet'this evening DC the 9. e
corner of Church and Taylor streets.
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NOTICES..

nVORCEs, in any state, without pub
- llcty' send stump for the law. G. X.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26

NVIlCE-The Aid Loan ASS citation now
" oHers new series OF shares lUr sal,
Gall DAY or evening on
, GEORGE G MARIS,
Jn@o-im :. .i,.. r. y keeretary.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-26

Wllmington. Del., July %, 1875.