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BEALLsvILLN
SCHOOL.
THE 4th session of this school begins July
y 15, ISIS, and closes September 40.

THE 4th session of this school begins July
u 15, ISIS, and closes September 40.
We take pleasure in offering to the patroniz.
ing public superior advantages over any other
school in Eastern Ohio, among which are a
corps OF efficient instructors, written examina.
tions, good and cheap boarding, moral and
social community, frst-olass Literary Society
and thorough course Of Lectures.
TEXT BOOKS.
orthography, Wright; Penmanship. Eclectic
system; Geography, Taught by topios); Physi-
cal Geography, Cornell; Grammar, Harvey;
(also practical Grammar class for the especial
benefit Of teachers); Analysis, Green; Eloou-
tion, Kidd; Readers, McGaffey; Arithmetic and
Algebra, Ray; Geometry and Trigonometry,
Davies, Philosophy; Quackenbos; Anatomy,
and Hygiene. Gutter; q. s. History,
Venable; Rhetoric, Hart Logic, Schuyler.
LECTURES.
Theory and Practice of Teaching-B. MovEY,
Rev. O. B. HENTHoRN, Phi. NJ.
Physical Geography. Rhetoric, Didactics and
Parliamentary Law-Rev. @. B. HENTHoRN,
Phi n.
Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene-B. DEN.
ME, N. D., ]. W. REED, N. D., ]. B
SH0UsE, N. D.
BOARDING.
Good boarding can be obtained at 50 so per
week.
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RHArRs doesn't seem to be con-
scious Of bis misery.
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms OF a Diseased Liver.
pAIN in the right side, under the edge
l of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the patient is rarely able to lie on the
left side; sometimes the pain is felt
under the shoulder blade, and it fire.
quently extends to the top of the shoul-
der, and is sometimes mistaken for
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and
sickness; the bowels in general are
costive, sometimes alternative with lax;
the head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with dull, heavy sensation in
the back part. There is generally
considerable loss of memory, accom-
panied with painful sensation of hay
ing left undone something which ought
to have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The patient
complains of WEAKNESS and debility; he
is easily startled, his feet are cold or
burning, and he complains of a prickly
sensation of the skin; his spirits are
low; and although he is satisfied. that
exercise would be beneficial to him,
yet he can scarcely summon up forti-
tude enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease, but
cases have occurred where few of them
existed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
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DIR. Prices Special FlavOring Ex-
tracts.

With great care, by new process, Dr.
Price extracts from the true select Fruits
and Aromatics each characteristic flavor,
and produces aayoring of rare excel
lence, of great strength and purity-far
superior to the cheaper extracts.
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SCHOOLS.


T WILL open Select School az Gravsvflla
i this county. on =
MONDAY. JULY rs. 1878,
which will continue in session ten weeks.
The course OF instruction will be strictly
practical and thorough in all branches taught.
Lectures on subjects connected with teach.
Ing will DO given during the term.
TUITION.
Common branches, :. 9S %
higher Branches, 4 90
Tuition required in advance and no deduo-
items will be made except in cases Of protrast-
ed illness, For further information address
e. j. GRAHAM.
Miltonsburg, 0his,
or j. w. DEVORE,
Graysyille, Monroe Co., Ohio.
unsl1,'7Sw5. s
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REThere will be no communist out
break this year. ss.5
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BEWARE OF IMETATIONs.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid,
with the impression DR.. McLANE's LIVER
PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear
the signatures of c. McLANE and FLEMING
Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c.
McLANKs LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full of limitations of the name McLane,
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
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ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA.

LONDON, June Is "A Vienna cores
.pondent says that England and Austria
had concluded an agreement, promising
to support each other at the Congress
The publication of the Anglo Russian
agreement. consequently, astonished the
Austrian Government. Count Andrassy
has apparently been since assured, as it
is now asserted, that he and Lord Bea.
consfield hold identical views.
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DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF THE SCHOOL.
A plan of instruction, strictly NORMAL. A
Literary Society, In which the Instructors
will take an active part; and special atten.
ton will be given to the practice Of Parlia.
mentary Law. Frequent examinations for
the benefit Of teachers. A meeting Of the
school viii be called each morning for the
discussion of different topics, in which all
will be expected to participate. A. complete
course Of PRACTICAL lectures ON Teaching
and School Management. % ess
TUITION. s.s
Higher Branches. s................$S 30
Common N IS .........s...... b 30
Fr1mary ................ OO
Penmanship, 20 lessons. ....... 90
Tuition invariably in advance.
Good board and room can be procured at
private houses, or hotels, from 50 to 50 rs
per week. a
For Further particulars address BY letter,
or apply personally, to the
G.. w. HAMILTON,
Principals. JOHN GREENBANK.
Il 8 Stafford. 0his.
msy2l, ,'7sns.
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TUITION.
Higher Branches, 81 90
Common 3 90
Tuition required in advance. No money re
funded except in cases Of protracted illness.-
For further particulars, call on or address,
ID. MCvEY, Prlnclpal.
Beallsvil!e, Monroe County, 0hie.
nsy7, 7Std.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive of the
most happy results. No better cathartic
can be used, preparatory to, or after
taking Quinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease to
give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Levi Mellett
Western Tsylor ct al.


DR. virtue Of certain order of sale issued
ID from the court of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in a case pending in said court hetwesn
the above named parties, and to me dirscssd,
will offer for sale at public auction al the
east door Of the court house in WsodsfslA,
on
Saturday, the 2eth day 81 JuL, 1878.
between the hours of 10 o'clock q. m. ana 4
o'clock p. m, of said day. the following de- :
scribed real estate, situate in Menroe county,
Ohio, to wit: EENE TnU
Situate in the township of Adams, eouufy
Of Monroe and State of Ohio to wit: The
northwest quarter Of the northwest quartsE..
Of section twenty-six township four Of range
four containing thirty-nine and eighty.e
seven one hundredths acres, more or less. 4
Said property SO ordered to be sold isay.r
praisedat 3 500, and may sell for tve.thirdsss
Of said apprais sment, Terms Of sale, enc.
third on day Of sale and the balance on con.
frmsti on. - - ~ - 1ss-
I .aGi WILLIAM READ.
.s--rs.-.-.-a.--s.a4. Sheriff ". G. d.
HUNTER & MALLeRY, Att'ys.
sherif's 0fics, Woodsfeld. June Is 1873. :.
~NI
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Sundry Civil Bill In the Senate.
REFUSAL LT0PAY THE EXPEN-
SEES OF THE LOUISIANA
COMMISSION,

In the q s Senate, on the 17t', inst.
the Committee on Appropriations re
ported Ma following amendment to the
Snndry Civil Bill:
For expenses and compensation of the COM
mission appointed by the President to go to
Louisiarfa. $4,000, or 80 much thereof as may
be necessary.
REMaRK' OF Mr. CoNKLlHG.
Mr. Cohkling demanded the yeas and
nays on the amend nent, and said he
would vote "no." In Louisiana con
diton of things existed which, according
to the constitution and the statutes pass
cd in pursuance thereof, summoned the
President OF the Urited States to answer
one question and that was, whether
Packard was or was not the legal Gov
ernor of that Commonwealth. He
fMr. Conkline) would not stop now to
argue whether the President could avail
himself OF tourists or visitors to answer
that question. This commission sent to
Louisiana was told to disregard the only
question which was addressed to the
President. 1t was told to proceed upon
other grounds and in other ways. This
so called committee was without warrant
OF law, and Its doings were in violation
Of law. If anyb dv borrowed from a
na,ional bank or any other bank money
to embark in this enterprise it was no.
the business of the Senate to assert q
provision in an appropriation bill 10 do
that which would hereafter be claimed
tosleg ,lize it He hoped the broNity with
which he had spoken would not lead any
one to imply that he questioned the un-
doubted right of the President to decide
whether troops should be employed in
Louisiana or not: but he did say to the
Senate that sending the FIVE tourists or
visitors to Louisiana, and allowing them
to remain there to consummate that
which they did, was, in his judgment, not
only behind the law, but beside the law
and in violation of the law.
SPEECH OF Mr. THURMAN.
Mr.. Thurman, OF Ohio, referred to the
condition of affairs in Louisiana existing
In the spring OF 1877, and said it wss ad |
mitted on all sides that there was not a
quorum in the Packard Legislature. In
point of fact there was but one Governor
and one Legislature. Packard and bis
Legislature were protected ny the bayo |
nets OF the federal army. He denied
that the President of the United States
sat as court OF last resort to determine
contested elections He did not agree
with this idea that when the people OF o
State elected man Governor the oppo-
site party could take an appeal to the
President to overturn the rightful gov.
erument of State. It was the duty Of
The President to find out what govern |
ment to recognize, it being In the vaca-
lion of Congress.
On motion of Mr. SARGENT the amend |
ment was laid on the table by the deci
sive vote Of 80 yeas to % nays. HAYES
and SHERMAN now have the privilege OF
paying that bill out of their own peck
cts, or grab it from some other fund that
has large surplus.
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VEGETINE
The NJ. DIS Have it.

MR. H r. STEVENS:
DEAR SIR: have sold Vegetine for a long
time. and find it gives most excellent satisfac-
tion. S. B. DE PRIEST. Druggist,
Hazelton, Ind.
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HUNTER & NALLeRY, Att'ys.
sherit's oface, Woodsfeld. June Is 1873, :,
junsls, 7sw5. y q s2'9-s
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MoNRoA
SCHOOL,
sTAFFeRD, OHIO.

G. w. HAMILTON, Phi. b.,
JOHN GREENBANK, b. c. s.,
Principals.
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In the O s Senate, on the 17t'l inst.
the Committee on Appropriations re
ported Ma following amendment to the
Rnndrp Civil RiN.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
A INDUSTRIOUS CRIME.
A WOMAN OF 80 THE VICTIM OF IT.

WOMAN OF w THE VICTIM OF IT.
A correspondent at Newport, R. l., tsle>
graphs that horrible crime was committed
ia Little Compton on Sunday night. It is
charged that Jesse A. Palmer aged forty
five, entered the residence of the widow of
Ezekiel Dyer, aged eighty, and committed g
brutal assault upon her She was found
Monday morning by workman who called
to saw some wood for her. She was badly
bruised, ard now lies IN very critical con.
dition. Her house 10 situated quarter of q
mile from any other dwelling, There being
no trial justice in the town no warrant fer
the arrest of her assailanc has been issued.
The correspondent says of Palmer, the 81
legged criminal :-"He has rather hard
reputation, notwithstanding the fact that
he was prominent exhorter in the revival
meetings which have been in progress in
that place. He had sold his estate, and he
informed the townspeople that he intended
to proceed to Texas in the spring. Great
excitement prevails in the village, and 1t il
probable that the Sheriff of this county will
investigate the matter at once"
Later advices state that Palmer has been
arrested and placed in jail. .... u.s
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
CHILDREN SOLD FOR FOOD.
TuousAHDs OF PERSONS DYING IN SKlNSy
CHINA, OF HUNGER AND GOLD.

THOUSANDS OF PERSONS DYING IN SKlNsy,
cHIEA, OF HUNGER AND GOLD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26.--The news by
days steamer from China is that extreme
cold weather has frozen to I, cath many
refugees from the famine stricken districts,
while thousands are suffering from tho in
sufficient Accommodations and lack of food.
Mr.. Charles Budd, of the Chinese Inland
Mission at Wa-Chung, who recently visited
the famlne-stricken province of Shensi,
writes heartrending account Of the suffer-
ing be has witnessed. The efforts Of the
Government to supply food and assistance
are, to great extent, nullined by the dis
honesty of the officers. Children are ssld
by hundreds by their starving parents. In
the large cities of Homchung and Pachung
outbreaks have occurred among the people,
rendered desperate by seeing their wives
and children starving before their faces,
and many other Instructions are reported. :.
In Pachung the people beheaded mandarin
for speculating on their necessities. The
cold has been unusually severe throughout
the eountry for several weeks.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
THE CHAMBERs-CoLL1Ns CASE.

danes Collins, alias Smith, Is still held In
JAIL, on the charge of having committed
perjury In the Chambers Collins rape case,
will probably be released to-day. Attorney
General Pennington not having obtained
sufficient evidence to detain him. A me.
mortal will be presented TO Governor Coch-
ran, recommending clemency to the prison.
ers, but # is thought the Governor will IN
no way interfere with the declsisn of the
Court and has had no confidence in the
case Of Clegg. The execution of the un-
fortunate men will take place on the aSnd
day Of March, .r,,-.s.a
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

The last day of February. arr ss
City Council meets this evening. IA
A crocus in full bloom was seen in fret
garden on Washington street yesterday
morning. ......-,,.-, 's'.s. y, Y ~ q
Go to the Opera House this eveng to hesl
Emmet.
The schooner Gettysburg will sail to-day,
with cargo of phosphate, from Walton
Whann q Co.'S, for Wilmington, North
Carolina. ...r
The Landenberg M. s. R. A. have boupht
the scenery, ETC., Of the Adelphi thsatre,
in this city.
John I. O'Byrne, 10 "Robert Mscaire, ("
and "Taming of the Shrew," on Tuesday
March the Fifth.
Last evening VIM. Powick ,superinten ndsnt
OF tho hingswood chapel Sunday school,
lectured before the pupils of the school on
"What saw in in England.
Although We have heard persons remark
1t Is worth It's weight in gold"-still DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup Is to be had at all drug
stores for the small price IS cents bottle.
At the Grand Opera House, on Thursday,
9Th inst, the world renowned character
comedian, Joseph K. Emmett, will appear
In the Opera House as "Frits," in "our
Cousin German.
Local news was exceedingly scarce last
evening.
The Washington Assembly ball to-mor-
row evening In Webster's dancing academy.
The M. 8. R. A. have refused Mrs. DR..
Mary Thompson, Of Oregon, the use Of
their room on Friday evening.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
EXTRAORDINARY THROW.

The Clapp & Jones Manufacturing Com>
pauy, Of Hudson City, New York, recently
sold one Of their $500 pound engines, fourth
class, to the authorities of Frederick, Nd,
and at It's trial for acceptance on Friday
last it threw one and one quarter inch
stream two hundred and sixty three feet.
This is remarkable throwing for small en-
gine, and has never been equalled by an en-.
gine of the same weight of any:on her
hnild.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28

A one-legged man was arrested In Pitts
burg for kicking boy.
The Queen Of Great Britain 10 said to take
so warm an interest in the Parliamentary
debates with respect to The war that she has
abstracts of all the speeches telegraphed to
her as the debates 60 on.
A marriage is definitely arranged between
the Crown Prince Of Sweden and Norway,
and the Princess Victoria, Of Baden, grand
daughter Of the Emperor William. Prince
Gustave was born in 1858. The Princess
Victoria was born In 1899. The marriage
is expected to take place In the ensuing su,
tumn.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS (THu1sDAYBvnNINs

MEETINGS THs( s(THuRsDAYBvnNrNs.
jefferson Lodge, No. 2, I. o. OF, at
Odd Fsllows' Hall.
Msttahoon Tribe, No. II, I. o. Rms
MeClary's Building.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 8, I. o. R. M, at
Maris' Building, 9th and Shipley sts.
Eden Lodge, l. o. o. F., at hall, Srd ard
King streets.
Wilmington Division, No. l, s. of T., in
McClary's Building. ..
Jr. o. q. A. M. Hall, 51l Market street.
Lady Washington Home Communion. 504
Market street. ~ ,..r...g l9ra. ,..g
Wilmington Grotto, No. l, s. and d
A. A., Bradford's Building. ~
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, K. of r, K.et
Hall, All Market street.
Wilmington Council, No. l, GUAM
at Mechanics Hall, in al9 King street.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
I. r. I. 8.

This evening the I. R. I. s. Society, ofthe
Wesleyan Female College, will hold their
annual reunion in the exhibition ball.
These entertainments have always been very
interesting and pleasant and this one will no
doubt be up to tho standard.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
HERALD NOTES.

Several Paris papers print au order every
iday IN their, advertising columns, " wliich, If
cut out will admit the bearer inte certain
theatres at half price. Ell ".g9.ssEJ "a
In the Spanish Congress, the Minbserlof
foreign affairs announced that all Spanish
refugees, on taking the oath of allegiance
before. consul, may return. ......lt
There are eleven thousand rooms in the
Vatican. -a. .... .e gs
The Legislature Of New York, has appro-
priated $4,000 for the dredging and i'm
provement Of lake Chatauqua. .
( A reporter stated that a woman who had
met with sudden death "did without med
ical assistance"
I Fond mother, "What would you do with-
tout mother, Tomr "Do a. I liked ma"
, Captain Norman, Of the London Times,
says that q native battalion Of India troops
could whip the best Russian batallons.
n Three men being In coffee house, one
called for q dram because he was hot. The
second called for ons because ne was cold.
The third, who sat by snd heard them, very
quietly called ou; "Hers boyi bring me =
glass because I like T.. .-f .arMs,a
T Montgomery Queens menal erie has been
sold in Louisville by sheriff. An eland
went for s2o5; a zebra, $3.50: lions, s1O0 4.
each; a leopard, $50; byenas, $s1 each; a
wart hog, 500; an elephant, 81 500;
{ smel, $3.50. n royal tiger, 5000 and rh,n-
oceros, So, 5000; - .'t'a f' .' .'@s
A full pack Of playing cards was discov-
ersi under the pulpit of the ssybrook, Conn,
Methodist Church by workmen who were
making repairs. y.
The precise date at which the Order of
the Garter was founded-for its records uns
til after 14l7 have perished is a moot point.
1t was certainly some where near the mid
die of the fourteenth century but I'M what
year 1t is extremely doubtful. The principal
authorities fix the date at various years
between 1874 and 1881. ','
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
THE NEWARK OUTRAGE.

FUhTHRR PARTICULARs-THE HOUSE sUR-
ROUNDED BY MASKED AND ARMED MEN.
At the time the outrage was committed :,
the facts which have already appeared in
the HERALD, the only occupants of the
house were Mr.. and Mrs. Hsrtenstein, and
lsboring man named Haverine, Mr.. Hart
ensein's daughter, aged 20 years being on
q visitsS" this city. About midnight, when
all were shed, Mrs. q. was suddenly
awakened by masked man holding her BY
the throat with q desperate grip demanding
"Will you tell" to which she shook her
head, being unable to speak. At this mos
ment q second party felled Mr.. q. to the
feor with q black jack, also striking his
wife, and after beating them brutslly left
them In an insensible condition on the foor.
The hired man hearing the disturbance be-
low started in quick haste to find out the
cause of It, but had not proceeded many
steps: when he also was knocked to the
ground bya third party whowas guarding bis
door. Haverins being powerful man
soon was on his feet, and after tussle with
his opponent he threw him forcibly on the
floor, stunning him when he ran to Mr.. and
Mrs. H.'s assistance, but not before the
third ruflan gave the alarm to his follows.
and with cry, Come on, the hired man Is
OUT" the three gained the stairs before
Havermire could recover from his bewilder-
ment, and run to the yard. Atthis moment
the old man Hsrtenstein, recovered, and,
grabbing double-barrelled piece ran to the
door, and as one of the fellows was going
through the garden gate, fred at them.
Mrs. Harkenstein 10 In very low condi-
tion and her recovery is thought doubtful.
Who the parties were has not yet been
found out, but several persons are sus-
pected. . ..t.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
CATHOLICITY.

The Roman Catholic Church In tho Uni.
ted States has II archbishops, 81 bishops,
5,54s priests, 1894 churches, ,77 chapels
and stations, 81 theological seminaries, !, ,121
ecclesiastical students, "A colleges, $40
academies, a,13o parish schools, 24s asylums
and 1O2 hospitals. There are no exact
statistics of the Catholic population of the
United States 1t is usually estimated at
6 900 900.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
'7PERsONALS.

Governor Cochran was in, this citx4yss-
terday. L \ s.
zsbert Cltftop,late telegraph operssos In
the Delaware Division, OF, ths 2. ". q B.
R. R., was on a.yisit to this city yesterday
afternoon. j3SH 3s VI. ,sSSs,S s,.S 8,
Mr.. Charles ". Penlson, tie great tray
eller, stopped over inthis city yestsrday on
his way to Jacksonville, Fla. !.,.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
MODEL INSTITUTE.

The teachers and pupils OF the Model In
stitute will give grand literary entertain
ment this evening in the ssvillo Building.
1t will, no doubt, be entertaining.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
THE WEATHER tTO-d doy u srtJI b
tncreast,0 elosdSness 0n& OsnsvaI threat-
eattO tndtcatJo,ss.

ONwAKD.--Repeal the Resumption act,
reduce the army to 10000 men, and here
after tax bondholders and working men
alike. 1t is unjust to exempt any class
from taxation.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
TEMPERANCE,

Messrs. Jinss -HarEis and Alexander
sammons, Of this city, and members ofthe
Moral susaion Club are now On q tour 10,
Delaware county. Last evening they held
meeting at Oxford, ,and this evening, they
viii be at Chatham sammons !, WITH his
jewshsrp, surprises the natives ~o:r1l 4
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

An examination of ladies desiring to be-
come teachers in the public schools Of this
city will commence in school house No. l,
at 9 a. m, on Saturday,th End OF March
Only residents Of this city, who are at least
IN years of age will be examined.
D. NJ. HARLAN, supt.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
. a STORE ROBBERY.

A tobacco store on the ives. side Of King
street below Fourth, branch store Of 3.
W. Schultz, No. 3 B. Fourth street, was
entered bS thieves on Tuesday night, and
robbed Of about one hundred dollars worth
efsegsrs, tobscco, etc, and made thefr de-
.parture without being noticed. -v
The Morning herald., 1878-02-28
TO BE REPEATED.

The children's jubilee given recently at
the Grand Opera House House for the
benefit Of the Brandywine NJ. Z. Church,
which met, with such grand success, win be
repeated at an early date with q change Of,
programs. tg gag aa1eGzg edi 1870 y.faa.