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The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
- l- WILMINGTON. DEL. FRIDAY JUNE %. 1885,
SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY.
THEIR SECOND ANNIVERSARY LAST EVEN
INa-A-FINH ENTERTAINMENT.

1.NSEJjl Oi ti.# !--FHIy me pa ~ ~
fTBEIR SECOND ANNIVERSARY LAST EVEN
INa-A~FrNH ENTERTAINMENT.
The second anniversary Of the Shakes
peare Literary Society,", assisted by the
members of the Milton Literary Society,
was held last evening in the Grand Opera
House, in the presence Of the friends of both
societies. The theatre despite the warm
weather, was crowded. The evening's ex-,
ercises opened with grand chorus of one
hundred voices, which was concluded by q
tableaux, entitled the '..Dawn of Liberty
The president Of the association; then de-
.livered q neat and appropriate ad-
dress. Frank D. Carpenter declsimsd Parr-
hasius, Tho cantata, can Hour in Fairy
land, was finely rendered. Miss Mary E.
Powick sang, with sweet voice, "List to
the Robins Song" "The Dying Brigand, !"
by Clara A.. .Crabb, was delivered in an
affecting manner. Instrumental duett,
"Qui Vive," by Misses Hirst and Finley.
The Grand Garden promenade, led by Tillie
and Lena Blizzard, was very good. The
sacred allegory, "Lightfoot Pilgrimage" !"
was excellently performed by Misses Crabb,
Wilson, Hirst and Pennock. Grand Double
March was fine, showing good training. The
EVENINGS entertainment concluded with
singing by the QUARTET.
The exercises were successful In every
way. During the evening number OF
prizes for excellence in studies were pre-
sented.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
THOSE ACCOMMODATING FOLKS.

Some good persons connected with the
public schools have told the reporter that
he should have made the report of the No.
1 commencement, Wednesday night more
extended. To those he would say that the
report was far better than the treatment
received ly him from the Committee. Tn 9
report was not good, we confess, but this
does not come from spite work, but from
the fact that the seat he was compelled to
occupy, be could hear very little the young
ladies said.
A member of the Board of Education, on
reading in the Gazette Of the reporters rota-
tion In front of the orchestra box, caused
by the absence of chair, had the cool SIM
|plicity to ask him why he did not 60 back
Of the scenes and get chair. This is about
the checklist thing out, excepting, perhaps
the sending of several admission tickets to
the newspapers with the information that
by paying 25 cents for reserved seat the re-
porter could have the great pleasure oi
writing big puff.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

TIE Republican returns its thanks to tho
HERALD for coming to It's assistance in con.
demning a practice which many of our busi-
ness men have, in getting their printing
done In other cities. The article referred
to, had reference not only to the printing OF
the programmes for the Boys High School
commencement, but to all persons who for
the yery same reason censure others for
going to Philadelphia to purchase their dry
goods. etc. Patronize home trade. &
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
BY MAIL AND TELEGR APH.

Z .#4 # % H q .
Internal Revenue receipts yesterday were
$29, 9,092. Custom receipts, $36s, ,047. I'll. Il
It is rumored that the Prince Imperial
will coon be married to the Princess Thyra
of Denmark. 80 % amw
VIM. n. Thomas, of South Carolina, has
been appointed United States Consul at ST.
Paul De LoaLdo. e w.f lug f.iag
A bogus sensation was circulated In BUS
falo on Tuesday afternoon concerning q,
Communistic outbreak at New York City.
The Communists of Chicago areprepariDg
for another demonstration next Sunday,
which they say will greatly excel that held
two weeks previous.
The several hundred navy reyolvers that
were furnished the Washington police force
during the riot excitement of last Summer,
having been sent for by the United States.
The steamer Leopard, before reported
ashore of Cape Ann. Mass, has been sbans
doned, it being found impossible to float her
with the aid Of nine powerful steam pumps.
She is being stripped and will be sold.' 54"
The persistent out flow Of gold from the
Bank Of England for Paris was nearly q
million pounds sterling, caused the rates OF
discount In the open market to open within
fraction of the official charge, and uuless
checked by the action of the Bank it Is be-
lieye that there will likely be further
drain. ...,..,,.-.,
Deylin, another member of the Mollie
Mcguire gang, which committed SO many
depredations at Irwin, Westmoreland county
Pa. was arrested at OIL City Tuesday, BY
one of Pinkerton's detectives, and Is
now in iail at Greensburg. He is charged
with completely In the murder of Joseph
Carol in 1875. Two others concerned In
the same crime are still at large. W.
The brig Confederate was run down on
Sunday last in the Bay Of Funday by the
bark Antwerp. She was fallen in on Tues
day by the brig Minnehaha from st. John,
which took of one Willett, of Annapolis,
previously reported drowned, and landed
him at Weymouth, Digby county, last even
ing. Wlllett reported he was washed
ashore. ........- r. 81. .s ..y .rsrtlr.
lwent down head first. Her cargo OF coal
ran out when she came to the surface. Al
| ter being some time In The water Willett
tsucceeded in getting on board of her again.
She continued drifting until her anchors
brought her up off solomon river When
fthe collision occurred Captain Grant, OF the
confederate, attempted to jump on board
|, the bark Antwerp, but missed and fell into
the water.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
SEVERELY sCALDED.

Yesterday afternoon as the steamer
Thomas Clyde was on her trial trip, one Of
the hands by the name Burton Marville
was very badly scalded. He was oiling
the engine, when one of the valves was
stopped which forced tho hot water through
the pump, causing it to squirt out on bis
face and scalding him from his face to his
knees. The scald was q very severe one
and caused the skin to peel off OF his neck
arms and shoulders. The injured man
suffered very much; several parties on the
boat did all in their, power to relieve his
agonies Upon the return of the boat he
was carried to his home at Eighth and
Buttonwood streets, and medical attendance
was summoned. . C5C\NWAC1
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
TIE INSTlLLNENT PLAN.


There are some features of the Install
ment plan which are aeservedly popular
but it cannot be disguised that it is fire.
quently both unjust and oppressive. We
have known Instances where more than the
fair market value of the goods have been
paid, and then because of the failure to pay
one of the last installments, all were swept
away. In one instance In the practice of
the writer the attempt of the seller to take
awsy the goods was successfully resisted by
bill in equity. .'fl ~
A recent case In New York shows some
phases Of this subject which are worth con-
sider.ng:-Mary Plume brought suit against
Daniel O'Callahan to recover the value of
furniture which the plaintiff bought from
the defendant on the installment plan, and
which was sold by the defendant on default
being made in, the installment. The jury
brought In verdict for plaintiff for 81 $40.
The defendants counsel moved for the usual
stay of proceedings for thirty days, which
was opposed by counsel on behalf Of tho
plaintiff, on the ground that the way In
which she had been treated had been such
as justified her in insisting upon being
allowed to use every measure permitted by
law to collect this money. The Judge stated
that it was an extraordinary case, and that,
In view of the verdict of the jury and the
conduct of the defendant, as shown by the
testimony, he was not entitled to any leniency
whatever at the hands of the Court, and he
should extend none. He therefore denied
the motion for stay of proceedings, ana
granted an allowance of s per cent. on the
verdict Of the jury. ..
This is conclusive as against the seller,
and teaches that equity and fair dealing
must govern the dealings Of the parties,
more than the technical covenants OF the
contract. 10
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
LOCAL. = AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES. OG aFUy

Now we are having .it-warm weather.
Deviled crabs at Fullmers, 500 Market St.
Try Fallmer's deviled crabs sos, Market
street tayhsy gtays
There was false alarm of fire yesterday
"S'no "S 4 a Mn 4 4 saF
Turtle and clam, soup at Fullmers 500
Market street.
How is the Fourth Of July to be celebrated
in Wilmingtons ~ t9&
The work Of -macadamizipg Fourth
street is going on. ~
City Treasurer Vincent does notcare how
hot the weather is. , .r.,,..-r /
Good hats at low prices at McCloskey's
Opera House Hat etore.
A fine Mackinaw hat for 50 at Nc
Closkey's, S12 Market street. ~ = wv
The Hanover Presbyterian Sunday School
goes to Harewood Park to-day.
New Castle talks of getting steam fire
engine. One Is badly needed in that city.
Fine summer hats Of sll styles at Nc
Closkey's Opera House Hat store, S12
Market street.
Workmen are laying another attachment
to drain on Shipley street between Fifth
and Sixth. 2f 81
The West Chester News contains cut of
the steamer Republic. 1t Is an exact repre-
sentation of the steamer. ...
IS. Wood, taxidermist, No. 9O3 Market
street, Wilmington, Del. All kinds Of
birds, beasts and reptiles stuffed to order.
This evening the teachers ofthe Sunday
Schools of the Trinity Chapel and the Old
Swedes' Church will meet in the Chapel.
Persons who intend going on the Quaker
Assembly's excursion to Hardwood Park,
July 1S, should procure their tickets at
once. Tickets 81.
II you want your Baby to look bright, do
not put it to sleep with laudsnum when
restless, but use DR.. Bulbs Baby Syrup.
IS cents bottle.
Wanted-By everyone who has an intel>
ligent conception Of its value-Health.
Health depends upsn the possession Of pure
blood; and pure blood is the sure posses
sion of those who use DR.. Bulbs Blood
Mixture, acknowledged as superior blood
purifier. .... .. lc.. e.. ..
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
PERSONAL.

Mr.. John O'Byrne left for Georgia last
night, on professional business. he will
be absent about ten day.
Mr.. William q. Thompson, of this city,
who has been abroad q year visiting differ
ent parts of the world, is now on his way
homeward, having left Liverpool for New
York city on the 22nd instant. he will
arrive at his home within city about the 4th
of July.
Bernard Bonner, Esq, Of the firm OF
Quinn & Bonner, of this city, will sail for
Europe at II O'Clock to-day. Mr.. Bonner
intends to be absent about three months
and will travel through England, Ireland
and France, taking in the Paris Exposition
where he will stop for week or 80.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
ELECTED MAJOR.

At meeting of the officers ofo two mil
,tsry companies on Monday Evening, Capt.
s. a. MacAllister,. of Company G, DUPONT
Guards, was unanimously elected Major Of
the battalion. Capt. Wood, of the Amer
lean Rifles, declining that position. Last
evening at meeting Of the Dupont Guards
were willing to allow their Captain to &C
cspt bis new position, although rot with
out some regret at their loss. This WIN
cause q vacancy in the company, which
will be filled at their next regular meeting
night. Captain MacAllister in the mean
time acts as captain until he receives his
commissions. fy fEEbE EFts-
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

Boston's income from dog licenses last
year was $15,9S5.
AS Logansport excursion train was
leaving Frankford, Ind, on Wednesday, the
rear coach was thrown from the track,
seriously, 5ruising number of persons,
among them John Alfred, who had an arm
broken and received cash in the, face,
His wife and two children were also Sc
riously injured, and Mrs. Moore had hel
shoulder dislocated. --a a-' ~ 49, -
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
ONE:s.C|ENT.,'''. 7.
THE CITY COUNCIL.
A REGULAR sRssIoN---vEKYL LITTLE DOME
....lalg .l RTn ron yoTrs. No 4t7s,l+s

A REGULAR SRssIoN--vERY LITTLE DOME
',saH % BID FOR VOTES, &C. sgsflEosag Us
The City Council met IN regular session
last evening, with President Lichtenstein In
the chair. i, -n ,s.,d .,gs.,t -, a.
! Very little was done, however, outside of
hearing the report Of few committees, and
the body drank lots of Ice water, kept palm
leaf fans constantly going, and adjourned
at 10 minutes past s o'clock, with one Of
Its members, who had been asleep, crying
that he had forgotten batch of business
which, by the way, will necessitate the hold
ing Of q special meeting.
! The Street Committee reported favorably
on the petition of Frederick Wahl asking
for cutters on Eighth street between French
and Walnut. '-.. ,A1 ''''f'A s'.
The Water Committee reported favorably
on the petitions of Geo. Fl. Kimble, asking
for water pipes on Walnut street above
Tenth, and of John P. Grubb, asking for
water pipes on Spruce street above Seventh.
The Committee on Lawrsported fsvorably
on the proposed amendment of the ordi-
nance relating to cleaning streets, by strik-
ing out all after Sec. 1, and 1t was adopted.
Petitions were received and referred to-
Street Committee, as follows: ......,o, x.
From 2. James Belt and others, asking
to have the west side of Shipley street, be-
tween Eighth and Niath streets, curbed.
From James Turner, asking to have Scott
street from Lowering to Shallcross avenues,
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
"A
TO the Voters of New Castle County

A CARD.
TO the Voter of New Castle County
GENTLEMEN
As I have been inform d by the publish.
ed official 9 a'ement OF the Chairman OF
the ! emo cratic county MeetiDg. that In
accordance with the Les 0f our time non
ortd party ] have received majority OF
your sudrages, and have teen nominated
Tor the Cffice Of Sheriff OF New Castle
County, desire TO return you my sincere
thanks for the honor you have conferred
~ ou me; and to pledge to the people OF
the county, that should they make me
their executive officer. by giving me
majority ofthelr votes for Sher1h, at the
Gel eral Election in November, l Will
conduct the business OF the o.ice 10 the
best of my ability, and in the most salts
factory and impartial manner.
10 my opponents in the late nomir alton
I am deeply sensible for their pro fertd
suffrages, and to the democratic voters
generally and to all who parttc pated In
the election by which each was bound to
support the nominee, feel deeply CRATE
fuf and return my especial thanks.
Very r. sspectfnlly,
Christiapa HID June Is, 1878
je27.2wd
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
SLIGHT FIRE.

,5 Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock a
slight fire occurred at the residence oil
Nathan Liebermsn, No. SOB shipley street.
The fire originated in small room in the
rear of the building, on the first floor and
was used for storing various articles. Tbe
flame spread rapidly for a short time
threatening the whole building The
Water Witch and Delaware fire companies
being near at hand, soon had the flames
subdued. Much credit is due to the fire,
men for, thecvery little damage done by
water. I. The loss will amount to abont 500
The building is insured.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
YESTERDAYS SCAMP RECORD.

Enoch Rash was arralgned for assaulting
one of the hands on the Belgian steamer
John P. Best. Dismissed.
Jessie Jones, COL, for drunkenness. Fined
costs. .g -a.
Maggie Stewart was before Squire Brady
charged with selling liquor without license
and keeping disorderly house. Fined $40
and costs, and 5000 for Court.
Patrick Maloney, before Squire Publ
for assault on Z. McManus. Costs and $500
to keep the peace.
E. McManus for violently assaulting Pat
Maloney In bagnio over Market street
bridge. Held In 5000 for Court. -7--.-as.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

TIE warm weather is now upon us, ana
a word to the many may be in order. Take
care Of your children and see that they 90
not eat unripe fruit, or drink large quanti-
ties Of ice water. Keep out of the sun as
much as possible ; they who are exposed TO
f. If tbey wet handkerchief and put 1t
upon the head under hat, it is a sure pre-
v,ntatye for sunstroke. Battle frequently
aid do not worry.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
A LARGE AUDIENCE.

At the Girls High School Commence
ment on Wednesday evening, held in the
Grand Opera House, 2,19O persons were in
attendance, by actual count; ,4l2 had re-
served seats, 637 admission tickets merely,
and al were on the stage.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
w1LM1NeToN1ANs AWARDED.

Miss Lizzie Mccullough, daughter Of p
Mccullough, shoe manufacturer, of this
city. received gold medal for excellence in
Christian Doctrine, at the commencement
of The villa Maria Academy at West Ches-
ter. on Tuesday last. Miss Sophia McCul-
Tough, her sister, received a prize for excel
lepce iu her studies. s.-,.~,,,-- ,-.s-,-.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

5O7 GREAT BARGAINS OFF Tl
At WILSON'S, 5O7 Market st.,
Dry Goods and Trimmings.
CAsHMERES, MOHAIRs AND AL
PACCAS.
PLAIN, STRIPED, PLAID AND Fiji
URED DRESS GOODS, ...a
10 cents and upwards. 4
CALICOES, .,n... ..,.
RLEAcHED 1ND UNBLEAoHED
-I.'., 4 MUSLIN, .H
sa7.s. 10 and II, cents,
CLOTHS, C0TTONADE, PANT AND
DEESS LINENS,
WHITE AND FIGURED PIQUEs,
Will = ~ cents @ and upwards.
A,E11TJ, TIHE OF THE BEST MAKE
>, OF ,CORSETS, H..
OK IN AZ. 775. S1. .O0! I.26 and 8l.60.
A,.o MADAME FOY'S IMPROVED
A'' CORSETS, All Sizes.
KID GLOVES,
I2sSbs6ME * 81 e. n s% AssoRTMEET f fif yS OF
HAMRURG EDGlNGS, %. "a
From cents and uPWaTdS
COLLARS, CUFFS and RUCHH
In Great Variety: .o.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
A. cheap as can be had In the Clty; Cly;po
sIJK AND LACE TIES AND BOWo,
49, ''1'1--' In great Variety. o,urr q
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, IOWELo'
NAPKINS AND CRASH.
TABLE LINEN,
25 65, so, 65. rs and $l.W'
naEsS q lssseT TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS,
SHIRTS AND SHIRT FRONIS, =.
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOIhs'
caIi and examine and be convinced, ..
JOHN T. WILSON,:
HN MARKET STREET.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

The Pomeroy Iron Co., V. B. Horton,
President, Of Pomeroy, Ohio ,lhas made an
Assignment. Liabilities estimated at $7O,-
GOO assets, the rolling mill, real estate
and outstanding accounts.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
DIsTRICTING THE CITY FOR THE
FOURTH.

The city bds been distrietsd for the fire
department GU the Fourth, and the compa-
MES assigned as follows N. w., Water
Witch and friendship; N. E., PhGnix and
Delaware 8. w., Reliance and Washing
tob: 8. E., Fame and Weccacoe. The dis
tricts are formed BY Market and Fifth
streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
TRIAL TRIP.

The new steamer, Thomas Clyde, just
built at Pusey, Jones g. Co.'s yard, left the
wharf yesterday afternoon, at two O'Clock,
and went out on the Delaware on prelimi-
nary trial trip, and returned at $50.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
BOOK NOTICES.

TIE Music TRADE REVIEW, June lstn'
contains "Another Chapter from Lenz's
Beethoven, y "snobbing 10 Music, !" (" 10,
man Recollections," and a pot pourri OF
musical affaiss. ...
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
NEW GROCERY STORE.

Mr.. Adam Hufnal is reftting the first
floor of No. 4O3 Shipley street, about the
middle of next week intends opening new
grocery store with full line OF goods.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
DIED.

SAWDON--In Philadelphia. on the 28th
inst. Richard L. Sa Wdon, in the 39th year
OF his age
The friends and relatives are respectfully
invited to meet the funeral at O'Clock at
Wilmington, to proceed to the Whining
ton and BrandyWine cemetery on this day.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
EXCURSIONS.

The Sunday School of the German Lutheran
Church, Sixth and French streets, went on
an excursion to Pennsgrove, yesterday.
The Social Lyceum Reunion of Friends.
took place yesterday at Mount Cuba. During
the day interesting literary exercises were
held. ,BrFA gE-..F''. LII,
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
WANTS.

VVANTED.-THE HEIRS 10 81 zoo ,ooo.da co.
VV,lAmanda Lewis and the otheT !, gIahot san ~
Eaia. Abner. Lyman and Flora Lewis; vii
please Communicates Immediately with tn the
nudersigned. Newspapers published IN tn the
Staies Of Pennsylvania, ichigah, Len nnd
Sara2ora county N. Y, please copy. Fof
correct informa alton reistlng thereto llpera'
Compensation Will be awarded "
...., SIDNEY j. COWEN,
'.-' Attorney at Law.
25 Chamber Street,
'- New York City.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
EDUl ATIONAL.
yT. JOSEF lI'S ACADEMY.

CHESTNUT HILL. PHILADELPhIA
Under the care u the Sisters oi 81. J9scS,s M s,,s
The course Of. 1strucuon lnc,.9aa0e la.aoo ednca.
nranchesof o use. ul ana Cnrlsu"n '
Non. no. m.,..,or
Annual pension for Board ma LuitloD
42OO. For further particulars. address,
sepl-ly MOTHER MARY JOHN
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
nWE COROMERsHIP.
Ts The Voters Of New Castle County.

GENTLFMEN:-
Having been nominated through the
regui,r mode tablished bO the Demo.
cratic Party. as candidate for Coroner oil
New Castle County, desi Q to return my
nncere thanks to nv fellow Democrats,
and all who voted for me, and to request
tn ir sufft ages again in November. l am
the mere deeply sensible Of tia obligation
I am under for this honor, since mere
were g. many gentlemen, equally as
worthy az myself, o. d quite as much en-
It'll. a 10 y0nr iavnr II I am 9 &c et Id
November can onlv pleiga my word t.
the people that will conduct the ONCE IN
interest of the ,ers OF all parties
Resps ctful'y. @ JACOB BUZZ,
W,imin gtnn. June %, 1878 2w
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

TIE WEATHER day It svill b
soarnssr and partly cIoudy follosoed by
falstsr0 temperature and sho,Ssrs. Tho
sotssds sotll frsshsn from tho Uest and south
on tho coast. o. .sa. e., raasr @. r.r....a
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

N1OTJCE.-- hereby given to all persons
IN whose business Oh occupation requlr. 9
q state liceD tor the present yesr QS!S
that the same Is due and payable on the
frst day Of June. ct the ofiices OF the Cierk
JOHN p. SPRINGER.
Clerk, at New Castle.
MA. ]. SPRINGER, Deputy,
No. 500 W. second street,
my26-1m % Wilmington.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
NOTICES.

~1yORCEs, In any state, Without pub
I)HCty, sendst nap for the law. q. H..
SINS Z hicpgo. ss1s@ss-..- ~ =. ..ig.I
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
Gun rises. s........4.8 81 Bun sets. ......,..7 SO.
MOON m.
# =, HIGH WATER. rs Ifg. ..-.
Delaware Breakwater. r................6.l0 .. m.
Z 6.42 p. m. yrfdiioH ~ -',ti 'f.i ah
New Castle .,....., .... l 10 10 A. M.
! 1O36 p. m. w. '.r- F. ..-,.
Wilmington. 10. 40 q. m.
HOS p. m. '.,,I' 'I,rp ~ ianJ r8fI nj,
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
THE HERALD.

wilmingtsn. Del, Ju.e rs. Is7s.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
Centennial

ing House in the Ledger Building. occupy
Ing only first floor, with sixteen salesm, ST.
During the Spring and .Summer our bu re
ness so increased that in the Fall we wei. /.
compelled to buy Off the lease Of A.. q
Stewart 4 Co. for the upper floors, and d
force of forty statesmen to meet the demand
of our customers. And now, after tw
years Of unprecedented success. never be-
lore known in this city, our business has
more than doubled from year to- yesr to
such an extent that we now use the entire
five floors, with stock Of over Half Mil
l'en Of Dollars of Fashionable Clothing,
with sixty. seven gentlemen salesman, who
will show you through our building and
consider 1t no trouble to show you goods II
you don't buy. Our sales have been 90
large during the months of March end
April that we have been comp
make up an entire second.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28
~, ,gUE,-Ths Aid Loan, Assseiation now
N offers new series Of shares for sale.
Gail day or evening &S &S on sp 10 n pYs
,,oa-fm u, .-I \ secretary. :

11OTICEePicksd up ahrift on the Dsia.,
n ware River. part Of a raft Of HemlocS
h's'' WIN. REANEY,
tune5.u saS New Castle, Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

1YOTICE.-5OO new shares of the Working.
IN mems, Loan association are now OF.
fered. and fnay be tak en- any time. Call
u"' '. GEO. G. MARIs. sec,
Evening office hour f.om7 to 8.
~s'~"-T
The Morning herald., 1878-06-28

RJOTICE.--CHARL KYLE, WHOLE
~ SALE ane retail manu- ecturer Of pure
ice Bream of all havors. Excursions pic
MICS, festivals &c., furnished at the lowest
rates. A II orders by mall promptly attend.
ed to Cream can De lad at all ttmes at
stalls "a, SO and 10. tity Market house or
residence, corner 9Th and Orange street,
"tsS.tf CHARLES KYLE.