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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08
NOE DOWN ON THE BILLS.

The Tunes that Constable Matt Miller
Played on Leader Keiser's Fiddle at the
Concert Last Evening.
To only an alarmed few was it known, last
night, how near the audience composed of
the elite, creme de Ia creme, etc., of St.
Paul came to being deprived of the Marie
hoze concert. But as miss is as good as a
mlle, the audience was favored, and the mel
low tunes of the prima donna burst into a
deluge of melody, and in not single note
was there an Indication of tho
trepidation which had beseieed
her and tie rest just before the concert be-
gan. Just before the concert began, Con
stable Matt Miller got on the stage and sung
tune set to the dry rattle of legal docu-
ment. In short measure he read a writ of
attachment against Keiser, leader of the or
chestra, and proceeded to seize Keirer's i'd
die. The attachment was sued out by julius
Iahonyl Tor q debt of $40, contracted
by Keiser during d former visit to this CITY.
Keiser went for his hip pocket, Miller went
for the fiddle. "My God, the concert cannot
go on!' my God, I shan't go away without
$7O." Friends in need are friends indeed; a
few raked together the coppers and nickles
necessary to aggregate $40. The fiddle was
released from the grasp of the law. The
concert proceeded with the proper flourish of
accompaniment.
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PERSONAL.

AVE YOU WEAK OR SORE EYES, caused by
Icaterrh or some poisonous disease of the blood
II you have, lose no time, but cleanse your blood
with Dr. 3. B. Halidays Blood Purifier: use in con-
nechon the catarrh Inhaant. It will positively cure
even the very worst cases OF catarrh the one acting
constutionally and the other locally, being the only
rational and successful treatment of this disease,
wh1ch IL is generally conceded cannot be cured by
local applications alone but must be reached through
the blood, which must be clesnsed and purified. In
Kidney ana Urinary disorders it not only affords
speedy relief but effects certain cure If YOU are
IN need OF remedy for the cure of any disease of
5ne biood give the Blood Purifier trial and you viii
De SATISFIED with the result; you are not the money
VIII De refunded. Ask your druggist for it; if he
Goes not keep it he will order it for you if not viii
seno 70 you free of express charges receipt of
price. Beware of counterfets. See that the name
OF >. BLACkFORD is blown il the back part of
every bottle II you reside in the city vicinity,
can at my Office and get bottle of the Blood Purifier
# it does not benefit you it will cost You nothing
eau or address s. BLACKBOARD, 146 West Third
street, st. Paul. Noyes Bros. & Cutler Wholesale
agents, st. Paul. Crosman & Plunl1ner Sole Agents
for Minneapolis. der lsatSsntf
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A Sewing Machine Mandatory Looking to
st. Paul,

"A Sewing Machine Mandatory Looking to
st. Paul,
gentleman in this city received letter
from the president Of popular sewing ma
chine manufacturing company, asking what
inducements would be held out for its per-
manent location in st. Paul. This company
would bring to our city 100000, and give
constant employment to over 100 skilled
mechanics. Negotiations are now in prog
ress, and it is believed that the enterprise
will be started in this city at no distant day.
What splendid field we offer to all such en-
terprises. Our railroad system to the West
opens up an empire in extent which must be
tributary to st. Paul. In the country thus
thrown open, and which is destined to fill up
rapidly, a market will be afforded for all that
we can furnish. No place on the continent
has such future before it. Shall we en-
brace our opportunities and thus hasten on
the good time?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08

Every well regulated family in St. Paul and
Minneapolis keeps bottle of DR.. E. B. Halli-
days celebrated blood purifier in the house in
case of sore throat, diptheria, Group and other
poisonous blood diseases, thereby saving their
children. If other cities would follow suit
there would be less complaints Of diptheria.
There is nothing like keeping the medicine
laying around loose in case of accidents.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08
In the Dazzling Arcade at Smiths Tropi
cal Fruit Store.

In the Dazzling Arcade at Smiths Tropi-
cal Fruit Store.
Mutfs, Cigars and Champagne filed with Can
dies.
Napkins Toads and Trout filed with Candies.
Potatoes, Fish and Soap filed with Candies.
Opera Glasses, Spoons and Turkeys filled with
Candies.
Roast Beef and Syringes filed with Candies.
Cows, Cats and Cabbage filled with Candies.
Balls, Babies and Bottles filled with Candies
Spools, Sponges and Sprinklers filled with Can
dies.
Books, Bread and Brandy filed with Candies
Ribbons Rolls and Rocking Chairs filled with
Candies.
Settler, Scissors and Spoons filled with Can
dies.
Cucumbers and Catfish filed with Candies.
Roast Goose and Oysters filled with Candies
Beautiful japanese Boxes at Is cents.
Beautiful Japanese Sunshades at cents.
Sunday schools supplied in large quantities
at very low prices. Come in and see the fun
niest things the world ever produced. The
only place but one Gin New York; in the United
States that you can see this grand show Of
curiosities. Smiths Tropical.
L. B. q j. SMITH, Importers.
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1t Win Come,

The beautiful snow; and with good sleigh
ing, and one of Nippolt & Graham fine sleighs,
which, by the way, are being rapidly disposed
of,ayou will be properly equipped for your
winters enjoyment. Il you have any repair
ing to be done to any of your vehicles take
pairing in all its branches q speciality. Corner
Seventh and Sibley streets.
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a Text Book Quarrel and What Came
of 1t.
Yesterday, Fairfield Colson, of Zumbrota,
was arraigned before United States Commits
sioner Cardozo charged with having opened
a letter not addressed to him. The letter in
question was addressed to one A. j. Carr
The facts in the case are about these: Carr
is district school officer Of some kind; Col
son is the father of a numerous and interest
ing family. The question Of introducing
new text books in the school agitated the
rural community. Carr was interested as a
pub. func.; Colson was interested as pater-
familias. These two differed on the impor-
tant business. A letter came addressed to
Carr; on the left upper-hand corner was the
firm name of some school book publishers.
Colson got that letter out of The postofice,
and had the curiosity to look into it, to
learn what Carr proposed to teach to the
young.
Colson was held to answer before the
grand jury in the sum of $500. His own
recognizance was taken.
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Diamonds.

Probably the finest collection of diamond
goods ever brought to this city are on exhibit
ton at 'Greenleaf's." Pure white diamonds,
without blemish, elegantly mounted in rings,
pins crosses, necklaces, brooches, etc. Also
single diamonds of rare beauty, for filling per-
sonal orders, a speciality with this house.
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The busiest place in -Merrill's
Temperance.

| There will be a temperance service held in
| the Jackson Street M. s.. Church tomorrow
evening at 7:30. Singing from the Gospel
Hymns and sacred songs one-half hour before
service The red ribbon pledge will be on hand
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ESTRAY,

Y--MULE-Yesterday, dark bay mule
~ years old, about Is hands high came to my sta
bies. Owner can have the same by paying feed and
advertisement at "a West Third street ST. Panl
32o-33O DIR. c.. A. STEIN
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RELIEF or THE POOR.

An Appeal from the Society for Contribu-
TONS
The undersigned committee Of the Society
for the Relief of the Poor, respectfully appeal
to the community generally, for the contri-
buttons in aid of this noble charity. The
annual report of its operations lately pub
lshed in the city papers, shows how much
good has been accomplished, in securing po-
sitions for worthy persons seeking employ
nent, in preventing innpositions upon the
public by professional beggars and idle
tramps, and in ministering to the poor ire
spective of race or creed. IL no other way
can the bounty of the charitably be disposed,
be moro methodically and benifcently DIS
tributed than through the instrumentality of
this society. Every application is thorough,
ly investigated, and in no case really desery-
ing is required aid withheld. Contributors
are respectfully solicited to send what they
can afford, be it more or less, to D. r.
Noyes, Jr., 80 Robert street, or to T.. w. Chase,
SO Robert street, the treasurer and secretary
respectively of the association.
II. II. 5IBLEy,
ALEX. RAMSEY,
Committee.
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BrOHZeS,

from the most famous artists in France, Italy
and Germany. Parian ware of the finest finish
and design. Glassware Of exquisite lustre, cut
IN every form and shape. Beautiful French
clocks, with the sweetest and softest toned
bells; and thousands of other rare works Of ART
are to be found at s'Greenleaf's. and al prices
to suit all patrons
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08

Rev. David r. Breed delivers the first lecture
OF the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church
Course tomorrow night at that church spb-
ject Our Young Women This lecture
abounds IN matured thoughts of most intense
interest to all, but especially to our Young
women. Wherever delivered it has been re-
ceived with enthusiasm and the press has
spoken of it in the most hattering terms The
church will probably be crowded, but no one
should miss this lecture. Dr. Hewitt, Of Red
Wing, delivers the next of this course. Sub
ect, What non-professional people can do to
void disease and premature DEATH
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Gold.

beautiful in mechanism, chaste and elegant in
form, the choicest and best to be found at
.'Greenleaf's'' in the shape Of rings, chains,
bracelets pins, watches, etc. Latest styles,
newest patterns and reasonable prices.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08

Drs. Yarnall make speciality of all chronic
diseases and diseases Of women and children,
using entirely new remedies, ali of which they
prepare and furnish. Consultation free. St..
Paul office, Rogers block, Bridge square; Min
9 to ~, l to 5; evening hours, toS
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

LiOR SALE-WATCHES AND JEWELRY-EMIL
u GEIsT, 81 East Third street, now offers to the
public as fine stock of goods in the above lines as
ever was brought to st. Paul, among which are
Diamond Ear-rngs-the finest aud latest
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p Ladies'.
Thev arc Sensible

Don't fail to read the advertisement of Emf
Geist in the want column.
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N. IL.

All persons buying a pocket book OF work
box amounting TO one dollar can have their
name gilded on the same, free of Charge at
julius BUEcHNER 4 Son,
co West Third street
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08

Fine Pocket Books,
Work Boxes,
Papeteres, ETC., ETC., at
JULIUS BUEcRNER & Son.
60 West Third street,
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ST. VINCENT.
A Coming City at the Other End of the


In his wanderings about the city yesterday
GLOBE reporter had the good fortune to
run foul Of that old settler, Nathan Myrick,
Esq. AS usual, Mr.. Myrick had something
interesting to talk about On this occasion
che subject of his conversation was the new
boundary line city of st. Vincent, the ter
minus of the St. Paul & Pacific Extension
line, and the point of junction
with the Pembina branch of the
Canadian Pacific. Mr. Myrick was
one of the original proprietors of the land
now embraced in the town plat of St. Vim
cent, but with his usual liberality and public
spirit he has parted with goodly portion of
his original possessions to encourage build
ing the railroad to that point Yet, he has
enough Of mother earth in his possession at
that point to make a st. Paul or two, and he
proposes to improve the opportunity. To
this end he and other gentlemen interested
are having surveys made, and the land divid-
ed into lots, streets, public squares, etc.
MIR. Myrick has just returned to the city
from seeing this work well jnaugurated. He
says the place selected for the town site IS on
the highest point of ground on the imme-
date bank of the Red river for many miles
up Or down stream, and must OF necessity be
quite a busy point. Already the point has
been visited by many persons looking for To-
cations in which to establish themselves in
business. Owing to the lateness Of the
season, but little in the way Of building will
be done until spring, but with the first ad-
vent Of warm weather, he predicts that a
thriving town will spring up almost as if by
magic.
The railroad company have already con-
structed six stall round house and section
house, put in a turn table and a bonded
warehouse is in the course of construction.
Grounds have also been staked Off for large
grain elevator, and several smaller grain
warehouses, locations selected for lumber
yards, etc. But wait till spring, Mr. Myrick
says, and the GLOBE will act upon his advice.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08
Lake Como.
Ladies'.

Another of Col. Knauff's charming Sunday
concerts at Lake Como House to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08

You wouldn't think the times were hard, to
see the crowd at 81 East Third street about
noon time going for Scott's 25 cent dinners.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08

Ladies.
There is a special invitation addressed to you
on the last page Of this paper. Read it.
sure cure for the blues. One Of Scott s
nice Is cent dinners.
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CLOAKS.

CIOAAO.
ClOaks,
ClOakS.
All. SIROUSE
Greatest BARGAINS Of the Season,
$50 Cloaks
TO SELECT FROM.
Sixty Different Styles.
We have just received on consignment and will
open, Monday, December 9th, the Largest Assert
ment of CLOAKS ever brought to this market which
we are prepared to offer AT SUCH PRICES as will
insure their immediate sale.
Handsome Styles Of Diagonal and Plain
Beaver CloakS, at $500, $500, $500 and
$500.
Better Styles Of Diagonal and Beaver CIoaks,
deliberately Trimmed, at $500, $1,000, $1,000
and Si4.0O.
Elegant Diagonal Beaver CIoaks, Richly
Trimmed i'll Velvet, Satin and silk, at SIS,
SIS, S17, and S1S.
Latest Shapes in Fancy Wraps and Donans,
al $40, SIS, SIS, $40, S22. These Goods
are Marked Down at Least 40 Per Cent. from
Actual Cost.
Chldrel's and Misses CL0AKS in Endless
Variety, for All Ages.
This is a Positive CLOSING OUT SALE, and
Certainly the Greatest Bargains Of tile Season.
A. IL. STROUSE.
Cor. Third & Wabashaw Street.
FURS.
H'urs, Furls.
MERRELL RYDER.
So Jackson Street.
Offers a full and complete assortment of SEAL,
MINK, and all classes of Furs. Also splendid line
of SILK WRAPS, at prices to meet any demand.
327-351
~ T. DTICTH
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Santa Claus Headquarters

is at Booths, and every one seems to know it
from the way his goods are selling.
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NOR SALE = PAWNBROKER UNREDFFNTFD
i PLEDGES-Rare bargains viii be sold to cover
advances. " W.
Gents gold and silver Watches key and ste.n-wnd-
ers, at remarkably low prices.
Ladies watches, all kinds and styles.
Gold and plated vest chains, an endless variety
Guard and Opera chains i'll many designs.
Also large assortment of rings such as cameo
onyx, amethyst and bands.
A complete stock of necklaces, studs, sleeve but
tons, charms, lockets, etc.
Sewing machines, cutlery, guns, revolyers and
silver ware.
All OF which sell at less than half first cost
AL orders promptly attended to. Money loaned on
all goods of value. SIMON 4 CO
40 Jackson street, next to Merchants Hotel
tu,th&su
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The undersigned will, on Tues
day, December 10th, 1878, COM
mence the publication cf Morning
Paper Of the above name. It will
appear Daily, Sundays excepted) at
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Twenty-one meal tickets, $3.50; single meals,
Is cents, at Williamson's, 81 Wabashaw street.
Simon & Co. call attention to their advertise
ment in want column.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08

Ladies should call at Mrs. Donaldson's 113
East Seventh street. before buying holiday
presents.
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PRICES

Finest assortment Of Staple and Miscellaneous
imported and Domestic Books, Stationery, Fancy
Goods, Engravings and Pictures.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08

Still the bargain hunters throng at MerrilIs.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08

w ATCHEs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES offered
" in this line of goods to select from for the
Holidays. Ladies' and Gents Gold Watches Beau
iul Necklaces with Medaions, Lockes Crosses Etc.
Stone, Cameo and Diamond Rings.
Fine Watch Repairing done and satisfaction guar
anteed at MAX WITTLEsHOFER, Jeweler, Sc
Jackson street, in Merchants Hotel 32a-2th
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-08

We have just received consignment and vii
open' Monday, December 9th, the Largest Assert
ment OF CLOAKs ever brought to this market, which
we are prepared to offer AT SUCH PRICES as vii
insure their immediate sale.
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FOR RENT.
WRNgEp
FOR SALE,

ENOR SALE-Several pair of black white and grew
rabbits, will be sold cheap. Apply to John Hof-
fert, 221 Jackson street. 9,n*
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Inc Paper viii be devoted xolusively to the Hotel
anu haliroad interests OF the Northwest. It will be
distributed on all incoming and outgoing Trains, and
contain such news as will prove of advantage to the
travelling public.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-18
GoRED By A!Cow.

Mrs May Wallace, residing at the lower
end of Klund street, yesterday met with .
very severe accident. The family over .
COW which b very cross at present, having
lately had calf and Miss Wallace went
into the ct able about dinner time for
the purposef Of milking her when something
provoked TIC COW and she made dash at
the lady, knocking her down and goreing
her In the neck inflicting = wound about
2 inches in lenght and of q very searious
and painful character which came very
near seveingt hs jugulvr vein DR. A
Brown was summoned and took two
stitches in the wound and last evening
though suffering considerably, Mrs Wallace
was doing % well as could be expected.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-18
LOCAL NOTES.

The Russian forces are drawing nearer
to Constantinople.
Business is very much depressed In
Panama, several failures have occurred.
The Southwark Wooden and Cotton Mills
were burned in Philadelphia yesterday,
loss Al, 1000.
Shortly after o'clock vest erday morning
DR.. j. n. Fine, sixty years of age dentist,
residing at No. 2l9 Vine street Philadelphia
committed suicide by shooting himself in
the mouth the ball penetrating the brain
and causing almost instant death.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-18

The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE Most RELIABLE PRoPRIETY MED
ICINE,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES &C.,
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key west Pride of Key
West or Greuley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLHvORING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure,
at Ninth and Market.
AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN Avr IMPORTED soAPs
! al and Msrie:.
"Get the Res," W. .-IAMS' SAPOANA'
CEOUG yENTRIFICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STOR z
may3u Corner Ninth and Market.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-18
SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS SATURDAY, EVENING.
Lepspe tribe No. 8, l. o. R. NJ, in NC
Clsry Building.
Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, I O.O F., at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Lafayette, No. 2, K. of P, at K. of P
Hall.
jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. AM,
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Eden Division, No. 6, s. of T., Nc Clary
Building.
American Rife Association, fourth story
ssville Building Drilling every evening ex-
cept Saturday and Sunday.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-18
BONE MILL BURNED.

Thursday evening fire broke out in q
frame building on West Second street
between weeb street and Greenhill avenue
which was entirely destroyed. The house
was occupied by William Campbell and Co.
as q phosphate factory and for the purpose
of making Meats foot oil. The engines did
not 20 into service on account OF the
scarcity Of water the loss will be about
81 900 no insurance.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-18

Croaking IN not confined to the from
ponds. At this season almost everybody is
hoarse. TIE bleaing Of distressed lungs are
everywhere. Why Is this, when Ha' e's
Honey of Horehound and Tar will ours
auy cough, cold or hosrseness in IS hours
Ssld by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drop ures in one
minute
The Morning herald., 1878-05-18
THE BOSTON ONE PRICE CLOTHING
HOUSE.
2l3 MARKET AND 212 sH1PlEY STREET

CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
This portion of our business Is so well
known that passing notice will be suf>
fcient. We have built up large business
In this department BY studious care to
give strictly what we promised, viz: A
FIRST class job for fair prize. This has
been our custom and rule in EVERY case,
and whereby any oversight on our part, or
rule should have failed we hrve been and
are prompt to make it good. The cheap
trash 90 openly palmed of on eur unsus-
pecting public as custom work, will surely
work out the destruction OF those who
make 1t business and bring to the light
with more credit good workmanship and
fne stock. The public will tear In mind
that our reputation as fair dealers is at
stake in any statement we make that ia lis
OF fulfllmeHt. Our case Is ststad. The
styles We offer this season are the finest the
market afford. Our stock is comprised In
part of Cheviots, in stripes and plain colors,
fancy Cassimeres, English and French
Wortteds, Pique Cloth, Granite face, also
black fhibets, Tricot longs, and Diagonal
crosses, Drap de Etre for summer wear, in
fact the most complete stock of custom
gods in this city. Our patrons Of this de-
partment Gas we'll as In our Ready-msde) }
will receive the best attention, and with the
assistance of our present cutter, Mr.. j. 8
Shinn, we know satisfaction will be given
A sure nt guaranteed in every instance OF
no sale. Remember none but hcn work
manship and first class is done in this de-
par ment. Bear these facts in mind. Call
and examine our stock and satisfy yourself
We advertise only what we can fulfill.
We. HOLMES, Proprietor.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-18
OFT OF SERVICE

The Phoenix fire engine will be out of
seryice for day or two until they get
spring repaired which was broken while
running to Thursday nights fire.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-18
TIE JEFFERSON CLUB.

Last evening special meeting of the
Jefferson Club was held in the Climb rooms,
for the purpose of transacting important
business.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-18

~ - - week IN your own town. S5
Doutfit free No risk, Reader II
yeu want a business at which
persons of either sex can make
WV great pay all the time they
work, write for particulars 70
Fl. HALLETT Il Co., Portland, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-18
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.

A strawberry festival will be held in
Brandywine N E Church. commencing
Tuesday evening May 2lst. 1t will be
opened with grand mnsicaIentertsiDment {.