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The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
WHAT CORSTITUTES Il DELA
,,-, WAR EAN. ,EH

Every Evening is again greatly exercised
at q criticism of the HERALD relative to
Senator Bayard's hobby of "Aonest
Money" Senator Bayard in substance has
again and again said that the duty OF the
Democracy, msasurably, at present its sole
duty was to give the country hard money
currency. This the Senator cannot deny.
and we are quite sure he feels the rectitude
of his own position too forcibly to deny it..
If so, did we misquote or slander hims Is
Mr.. Bayard infallible and above criticism
There Is an illiberal and intolerant tone in
the article relative to the proprietors Of the
HERALD, which demands notice. Is there
an unwritten naturalization law in the
State, which perpetually excludes from full
citizenship foreign born citizen, or the ma
tive of another States The owners of the
HERALD have been residents here for over
nine years, have come of age in this State,
cast their first votes in it, and expect to re-
main. 7i
1t would seem that notwithstanding all
this, that according to the ethics Of Sena.
tor Bayard's Clayton House speech, and Of
Every Evenings opinion, citizens Of th'
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
PROF. MURDOCH's READINGS.

Prof. Murdoch, teacher Of elocution at
Rugby Academy, and well-known through
out the country is an experienced and great
elocutionist, gave some select readings last
evening in the new lecture room of the Ma
sonic Temple, before large aud apprecia-
tive audience. Among the selections ren>
dered by Professor Murdoch, were scene
from Shakespeare's Macbeth, the Vagabond
and many other choice readings. The
audience were highly delighted with his
efforts. he is no doubt fluent speaker,
and fine elocutionist.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
"ANCHORED" FOR COURT.

Blubber Davis,"a young man whose
character might be better, had hearing
before his Honor the Mayor last night on
The charge of stealing an anchor and chain,
The article 1t appears was taken from a
boat over on The Jersey side Of the Della
ware, about month ago by Davis and
brought by him to this city. Two colored
men named Seal testified that Davis had
employed them to haul the property from
the wharf to seidel & Hastings foundry.
where it was sold fer old iron. Other wits
nesses testified Davis had come to them
personally and tried to sell scrap iron and
a chain just before the time the sale was
made to Seidel & Hastings. The pensioner
WAS held for court in the sum OF $500. q
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15

Go to sutterley's and get one Of his life-
siss crsyons for $40.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
POLICE MATTERS.

The main question agitating the people
to'day in the matter of city legislation is
the requested increase of the police force,
One thing that is sure to impress a stranger
coming from any important town in the
country 10 the smallness of our force in
comparison with others. Savannah, for
instance, which is somewhat smaller than
Wilmington, has police force of one hun.
dred men. Eighty-nve of these are patrol
men, and fifteen are always wanted while
on duty.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
MOVED IN.
AN OVATION,

Sheriff Pyle took possession of the sherif's
house in New Castle yesterday. He was
escorted to his new home by large delega-
ton of his neighbors of both sexes. This
demonstration Of respect and esteem by bis
life-long friends and intimate companions,
must have been highly gratifying to the
new sheriff and was compliment which
he doubtless deserved. We predict that
Sheriff Pyle will not lose any friends by hi
important Office.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
M. 8. r. A. TONIGHT.

II. W. Morrow presides at the Moral
suasion public meeting tonight, and the
speakers will all be new ones, Rev. J
Williams, President Of the Wesleyan Female
College, and James Tustin, Esq, will make
flfteen>minute addresses, and severa mem
bers of the M. 8. R. A. will make their
first appearance. Solo and other singing
by little girls and others, and other attrac
tions will also be presented. "'
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
FORMER WILMINGTONIAN.

Mr.. e. K. Solomon, who for many years
was one of Wilmington's prominent business
men, being prosperous dry goods mer-
chant on Market street, paid flying visit
to town yesterday from New York where
he now resides, Mr.. Solomon is quite
prosperous aud is engaged In the Broker
business. He will leave for his home to-
day, " ,..
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15

state must obtain some social assoilnent
before they are considered Delawareans if
they have been born beyond it's borders % It
Is rather good joke to hear Every Even
ing deserving slander, q journal that has
long since been voted to be the conduit of
slander In this city.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
FURNISHING GOODS.

A full line and at prices SO low it will pay
you to examine our stock.
Undershirts from 25 cts. to $l75
Drawers from 25 cts. to It's
Canton Flannel Undersntrt and Drawers
fOI IS cents each.
% doz Gents Merino n Hose for rs cts.
silk handkerchief from SO cts. to $1.75.
four ply Linen Collars for 25 cents.
pair four ply Linen Cuffs for Is cents,
prices or name all our goods, but ir you
will call at
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
A PROSPECTIVE OFFICE.

There is some probability that Col. Robt.
H. Taylor. will receive an appointment in
Washington when Congress meets at least
so says rumor. He will probably be Lib
rarian.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15
MOVED OUT.

Ex-Sheriff Grubb vacated the Sheriff
house IN New Castle yesterday,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15

We have flpe line Of Goods for Ladies'
Goats, and we will cut them for you in the
LATEST STYLE OR MAKE IF YOU DE-
SIRE 1T. ---rro 4 15@~~ '..-.0t ~
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15

We have the largest assortment in this
city, are speaking what we known to
be fact when W say you can buy
them OF us az low as
DRY GOODS HOUSE CAN OF JOBBERS
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15

LADIES' MAKE A, NOTE OF THIS.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-15

THE WEATHER :-To-day II WiH be
cool and clear.
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Original notice.
STATEOF IOWA,
TAMA COUNTY.

STATE Tass OF ao IomA' IS.
To G. ". Wormley a. adm illustrator 81
tie ssfote Of s. G. Breese deceased. j. T.
Burrons. r. Jage- d Co., L. A. Rhom.
berger, Vim. Holt. Stone d HARDY, J. D.
Asrrit and ~. SAi.,maa.:
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU ARE
i hereby notified that there is now on
file in the 0fllce of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of lama County, Iowa, a ne.
tition OF l. B. Nilsson, claiming of I'll Of
You tho foreclosure OF a certain mortgage
given by p. w. H0dson and Maggie fiod.
son, his wife, to David G. Lamb, on the
1st day Of May. 1859, on the following de-
scribed real estate viz: All that part Of
the North East q, } Of The North East & J
OF Section Eighteen ll0 Township
ElghtY.two (6sl Range Thirteen t13) West,
lying Nogth OF line running parallel
With and one hundred and thirty-six feet
North Of the center line of the Cedar
Rapids and n r. Il. Co. At Chelsea, Tams
County, Iowa. Also praying for general
relief, and that unless you appear thereto.
and defend, on or before ndou, OF the
Second day OF the next term OF said Court.
being the February taFln Of said Court Tor
the year A. D. 1873, commencing on the
third Monday OF February. A. d. 1873. at
che Court Houso Il Toledo. il SAID Co1n.
W def.nlt viii be entered skainst you,
md jndgznant rHndered thereon.
" 64fvnRS q Lel.ANp.
9-3y Atty's fOF Plalntf6. j
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'Ipenses. S 4o,ooo.oo

son to the To;sdo Savings Bank which
said note was signed by the said j. NJ
Hull and Robert Lathrop as guarantors,
and said mortgage was given to the said
J. NJ. Hull and Robert Lathrop 10 secure
them for so signing said note. Also rea
sonable attorneys fee: as prcyided for
in said m Drtgage
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend, on or before noon, of he
second day of the next term of said Court,
being the February term of said Court.
for the year A. d. 1873, commencing on
the Bird Monday of February A. D. 1878.
at the Court House in Toledo, in said
County, default will be entered against
you, and Judgment rendered thereon.
BAILEY e AUSTIN.
2-4w Atty's for Plaintiff.
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str nnse hanufacfured and in use ~,
The necn,;.r ch..n, :.
ito to The hrm. ~ ms fiano is its adapta
owing to a.. .usm voice Is an accompaniment
nowerfn, ~ oiy pa.ne1ic, mellow. yet rich an,
r. From s nals, oones
we can endorse then, acqnaintance with this arn
P.anos In ONE we are using the Bradbur,
isfnction o1' 'an''ies, ana they give entire sat
Persons at a dir.anc. n.sd -,
sending for their s1"s, meea feei no hesitation il
ing from Il ~ - n. price list and order
Organs. The, Ire reiiah Iiscond hand Pianos and
Belknan' 4 P rhs. zen Babcock, Gen W q
Tiffany, Robert Bonne, s.-S Crssweli, Rev o II
st Nicht las HotsI G GA Central Hotel N 2
James. Rev Il, Jn 1 zen . Howard, Bishop
Cummins. Raw u M H.. 1cCIintock. DR. James
John Cbambers Ger W, Ts,nasnon. i Arthur, Dr
Rev r n Hafa.iS W Nv wIli,nams, Rev N Walden.
Orc N Sims' IL 4 3 1agoie. Ord N Reid,
Rev Alfred Cookman n,negg sy, Philip Phillips.
P pss M Il Dss s.sss. 3D.. ss:. S Guard
siIl Bishop " Wiley. Rev ya i %,ssr,op 1er.
Lee Hichcock. Rev Z b Haven Gen I 4irp; Kew
1ethodsssS =, ussls%3 N says Friend smith il
YOU ought e hear nns tss and . -. orthodox
&c.. 1As.Se says ny Bfndhnrw pfs>- ..
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The assertion that simple and effect
i've tests will expose all OF the so-ca1led
physical phenomena is denied by the
Springfield Republican, which says:
!" An unbeleving person has produced
his own states, not merely hinged and
locked, but actually screwed together;
has placed them on table in his own
house, at some distance from the medi-
UNI; has sat holding both the mediums
hands beneath his own, and heard, as it
seemed, the writing going on beneath
the slate; has taken away the states nm
opened, and removed the screws in the
absence of the medium. to lind the in
side written full on both sides with what
seemed to him words characteristic Of
one whom he knew to be dead"
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/ E',.'a .eaIust uiIIIuyey nv r,r..-
.,s"tnihg anywhere on the premises =
.ne owner. and live stock against l;oh,
n.ng ut large. not combining tins snac;a,
properly 10 the barn or granary. M i,
siHH MI zone by other Companies.
aUnrean is Company now exhibits the
;AnuESI combination of Farmers eve,
~; ;nsuIeu " one Company within the linn.
sto,n. single State-if not in the United
~ uaiTssnumoering over Fifty thousand
IN January LIST, 1877, and tho number IL
increasing from 5000 to 3. 600 every e e.. Is
Let every Farmer secure a Policy yo car
,nden!lfy his interests with this r.,;ohiu
HOME COMPANY. 'A'S 1ehaoie
During the seventeen years s;rc. ~.
organization OF this Company hnnd-eds
:. companies have been organized that
y " not now exist, while the old farmers,
Insurance company was never more nrns.
perous IMAM to-day. This Companv was
IS.sanized !or the purpose Of insnr;r.s
dwelling risks and farm pronertv ; IL T1n.ls
a taole OF rates was cstabIishea - WA va
beginning which was deemed adenna .ne
aWnough much lower than WAC a..s
usually charged on this class ~ nr rnu -
~ otner companies. This table If Bs,.ys
LAY not oeen changed-the Comn,rv 1T
wrys preIerrlng to see business done nr
vsner companies than to do It themselvos
III less rate than would enable ~.
company to indemnity its Policv.hs,ld .s
e - a ;.d,' loss-never allowing competitinn
n ~ rn na..s ~ ne company to insure A NJ
,er cs,,s " i've years, and charge Il RI
F. ,,,.i" ou tue same class OF proncrtv
s ~ s.ane - " tue deficiency. This Is
ssslsrs J. y. gambling that no company can
united 0Yfatnnco US1s. n - --sSt 4 siiau q |
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Beautiful Homes and How 10 Make
a them. lsesesey u

rE-suTIFUL HOMFe; or Hints on House Furnl
t.rs. by Henry T. Williams and Mrs. q. .
: j. s-.i2 mo. nlustrlt ID, cloth, 81 so. New Yorl
s henry T. Williams
The subject Of house furnishing Is on,
that is attracting considerable attention
| and has. OF late years been written upou
| by many authors. Il used to be consid
cred that none but tho wealthy could have
anything ia the wry o. Art or elegance,
but with late improvements In manufac.
turing and rocctsf discoveries, persons, OF
very moderate incomes can have hoaacs
approaching in elegance and refinement
those OF the weather class Of . genera
ton or two ego. isfis s,.seaf Hs1
Mr.. Henry T. Williams is an Apostle Of
the new departure. and is doing much to
create and develop taste for the beau
tiful in the Home life of our citizens, an d
as such is entitled TO the lasting thanks
of everybody who has the best wishes for
the welfare Of society at heart. II more
homes were made attractive and pleasant
there would be great deal less frequent
male members ~ tho fsn,;lv nd . con..s
oucn,lv loss .r,onrt ~ Grim. "a $780,,
in the world 9r@9. fTrs" - =.
Scyera, wear. aoo Mr. william. co,, MAJ,
ced the nub,icat;cn ~ . .e,;e. q ,wo,rl.
or home decoration ~ wh;c,, M. = ~.
fourth The fir,t volnms' w.s .,,;,,ss
..,yindow (,atdeu,.vs ne SECOND ..1ynn.a,
hold E,rpaoc,es,, a., ~ RIA or ..,;s.
Fancy wnrl " r.. ~ ~.
form and ore : va,,,.n,e r,.ar.
ence ;rs,ruc,;or .nd .n,.~,s;:-..
/, erson wo,,,d 4. ......;.,..,, .. =
efIscts rs;.,, c.r =. ~ 1890. i.s.
4 ! comnar;ts;,.,. .-,,.,, 1880. .,S
bv the crcrr;.e ~ l,,,,s ,a.,s -. ' I'm
The followin, l;.t n con,.r,. III, 80.
,ur reaier :. ss;me ,dea 81 H. .co,e - e 80
volume under ct,ns,dera,;or NJ, s;,,r,.
rive the Head,nv, ~ -. r..,,s. "a
he rpmber - .n.r.r;.n. ;,,......:~l
.ach nart;cn,,r .,,h,ec.. r,,r,;,.,s. s.,sa
inc and Arr.nr;nv Hons. r.rn;,.,a. ~.
Hall 10 enyrav,rcs. C.rns,.. pI;rds9 .,,r
.ins and Iamhreo,,;ns % ...ss.';.
I'D Room. 5 essr.v;... T.;,s asi T.h,ss
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Our new County officers took Charge OF
their icsncciive Offices last Monday Mr.
L. G. Nclntire viii hei eafterp csilc ovcl
affairs in ihe Au iior's office, end that he
Will be q competent and.gf.ie' n. !. d s. =
no one who Is G i,isaee iissas' s.s n
doubts. He IL an attcrnfss 80 hf. s.e
experience vii know i.,(t 70 | q and
how and wien IL dol; ..Ssi.}ss this, he .las
appointed as deruiy III. IL j.. Ssiger M,le
has been serving in ll.e saGsc capacity
with Mr.J. A.. Eowtiic. nlr. Bowtde WHO
has flied The oh,ce Will c edit to himself
and the county lie past four ycels now
steps down an1 out. He espec.s 10 visit
the East shorty ane; in The sp.ing will
doubtless go back to his farm ia Guys al
township. Tire best wishes OF his lsauyt
friends will follow him. 'f ip'
Mr.. L. B. Elinn, Treasurer, is his own
successor. He mas now held the Office
one term, to the eminent satisfaction of
all with whom he come in contac;. He
keeps eyeryu.ingin good shape, attelds
to all business o;his offiue, promptly aad
correctly, and we doubt if another conn.
ty in the Slate has its affairs kept in be-
ter coDnition, ard hat few which ccn
show as neat and We kept set Of ioo.s.
He continues his old deputy. Mr.. w. +.
Hocketi, a book.ket per and Accountant Of
notwithstanding and aifablc, pleasa at
MANAGERS. SEES
Mr.. Robert E, Austin, though having
held his Office two terms will continue
two years ls,aaer. That he gives saiis-
tactic" is a''urdantlys attcsicd hw 1ae
many friends he hrs Throughout she
rouniy. He Will bless perform s,i.c
duties Of Sheriff as satisfactorily ia tic
future as in peiSi
Mr. II A1oB County Supe,intcnt-
eni is .Aso Ills mwn successor, end his
popu sirs.wn BY tie fact that his
mae ,sas e. ssest sny candidate on ,
the ~ rss j. we remember
ris!,' Isi'iosi u'.s. ssds his business !,
t,;ora,Ee ssss :
II w III silrvevor las held !
fc ard will doubt. {
less continue 70 I'D itasl long rs he wants I
|, as lie ewes iss.'g OF sal sfac.ion t0all
With Naamil's l'sss acalings. y
W believe Tema 1
y good set o;
- e The above officers =
IRE O; whose who we-c clcc;ed at The last :
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D1ssoLU1soN OF PAnTNEnsnlP

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN; That
~ the partnership heretofore existing
between Walter ,IlradbrOOk, aud A. G..
Nevins under the style Of Bradbrook &
Nevins was dissolved on the LIST day of
September 1877 BY mutual consent.
ssas w. BRADBRooK.
~ VI A. G. NEvINs.
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n
z 4 s'zne g usss epod rese3rtlonss tl,el
~ ean y better femsmbercd, than llbs
~ y tnsiF fepaaaasscn Which . leo Cum
mo-.
9. - ~ =. =. OnuIch here, shcrc was q
>'''ssess I've. ne cne'urcu were al
s''''es Y 49, - went h0Me aaipy. The
=. - xlefssa, INC 0rgsntst Ct
INC ehu5ca, presented her with : set y
~e"'ysHse oossafs w
$500 ''ey Dno ; Pheasant Time, as
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