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The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-12-28

b trimmed sith spruce theY bFUught II inv
and on ore side in great spruce letters il
aaid "In care Of gos'd little Gertie, and
whoa opened Il seemed 70 be the same bag
Gertie had seen in her dream, with coins and
stones ioF Tom. dnIIiel for Sasse, rattle tor
Laby, Snd lot of bundles tied up tight and
snug asd marked PspA, naamma. Gertie, Jack,
Willie. Katie, and Others fog other lilllc poor
folks who lived elnse by and as the tree
was waiting 10 heslining room, they aSd the
mAInms went oatand asranged them. and in
the morning they proved to be just what
every one wanted most, and Gertie felt sure
the great Ispok had been consulted. Even
Krss kr.ng e tIimsslfis here, they ali thought
IS they SAW the wnite heard and staff Of. an
old man Ieii5nd the tire. See him In the
picture soinking oat Of iocn to slsOx t.leun
tllAs even ali dsSo has been remembered with
= new kengek
What did Gertle get Oh some beAuti-
fui fnrs,f and The euyoted story book. An.l
90 1HNy u@iaS a nice, ncw slate and pcncii and
.0sfk. mpasn sse 'h0ught meant she had I,rs-
terlrightsa up her brain . little. sad I3-
ssses tttrs she had ihe present Of all that
ChHstaaAs. A I'ox sat by the stove marked.
-.af dArnng may" and il was mama kitty
and tIaree little snft, white halls, all PAIRING
Is aaDDv As :f iiley had not rs,me on = long
jauFhry lhrnugh The snow oa Krius KringIeis
lazek- Ssasa they wakenesl aud had 6ne
irnlle anosr lsle tres, ard Nay and Tsm and
/ Wallis ssd Katie and Susie were, ail 30 de-
hgasesi silh tlaesn tisut they did not sex Ger
tie iaakiag oat 0f Tie winsiaw II Fisio snap
ping As vae uxaatifnl sBow fakes Is they
fell, ami wandering hnw eysr it happcne1
that hrE slr-aIa r4Ene tFne.
sae wns startled bs > about f5am al the
ehildsrn, and sufning saw Kris Kringle
had dropprd his slafE anil white beard aa.l
| in his plass sfsuri her dear granapz almost
snantl.srs.l aisss kisses fFssl iI.e delegated
/ ssspp AEsa11 a.an Teuas KsEks' 3asasia<.
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on .he ralI-a scoIsliag s.m.a.

On the rAil--a scoIdirg ~.m.n.
The prOdigaI mails aow saith, / will arise
and e. TO my fodder.
A e"as'ry editor 10 Illinois writes, .we
are having hog cholern
Marrying nan to save him has played
out amoug the girIs unless he has loss Of
mouey.
The coming woDasp has come At last, and
sIe wants a dollar to pay fur the new car
pet ia ihe church.
/ w1s ever M the opiDlon that the honest
mAa uI,o married and brOught up large
family lii moss services than he vim eoatin-
u~d single and osIy talked Of pspulation--
Goidsmith.
'Kissinx youF sweetheart ssys trifing
young maa. n like eafiag soup vita fOrk
IT takes = Isng time 10 grs enough
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MASON'S RANCH.

The propsiet0r Informs the pubIi; generally
that be is prepared 70 rsceiys ana sceoss1dste
travellers. and " supply passing tFziLs Or herds
Of animals NIih EsleE.
Thla il the only watering place between the Rio
GrAnde and Tost Cummings. | always have an
abundance of water ou baHd, Ehich sili furnish
81 FeAsgnsbge rates.
Mysssis wia be keps supplied with the beat
the market smorda.
IhAye pleasant ard comfortable roasns furnished
with clean keAs t0r the uAe Of travellers. Also
comfortable aud seizure st@blinx fox sBimAls. ]
always keep a good supply 81 hay and grain %
hand
Travellers SiIl Gnd At mypIAce everything re-
auiSi - supply their wznts and add la their cofn-
fort, my shssges will not b EOund unreasonable
r. s.. Mason.
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nUT Ia the mtanaGh4S whtsa and SaFTy spaes9cg
" Once Hlose The gzad bells rin<.
While sOGter human vcaees. swsei and tendeF,s
The soAk q Christmas sing.
Christmas b eoua
ms wAose sssar maxht aeaana basding lsw % Hssa
ne ehuscA lifks ap tss cess
And solitary. mow capped mountains ghstea.
Ard hsns asas HaSA and soA
,Chrissakas h ea@e.
FFum sei 10 80 migAty yoace 10 peaiinx
On moarl3nd haeak aAa wide7
mFoagh lrozsa aelds azd dad ss- gAFiess stealing
BY wUOt &nd water-asde,
Chdssmas h ea1ne
To sghted he2r1hs whose Grss nake silver aail4gs
Behind the days dzrk esoad
To halls where Bezufss samneE light Il shfning
wRrse dancers hagh aad crs~d.
Christmas ss esuae.
o wo-sd 0 lie o hearts :. s,FTow siKhiag:
IseIncnteE that to-day
Across she waste Of tllne about yoa ising
The Szyioar aads dis ~ay.
CsirlsAaas ls comet
Oh, low asA s~ee, Eis tLlrssIiaas e.f.,ss ialser,
Il4en EiSe 1aish nch Increase.
AID for an heer aSOas one shsHe ana suaar
Al natioas sta,sd al Prarr.
tssiissa4As is s0ane
-'tSng love. loas psAee and reesurala:s~.''
~e siag ai,sid. AMI faeu.
Thrtr tose< xTaaa strong with Joy ard exa5rssien
TIE Sfs.st bells ehiHe. Alsea.
Cssnahas : essns~ s@msA gone.
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wha . row these two cnantriss are kicking
up sf,oas fsw hsh. We wouidn's bs = biz
sgfprised. II this kind Of thing keeps up. TO
receive peremptsSy demand frDm the Gov
ernor Of MinnesntA 70 pay that ssaae In full
for that pickeFel We caught IN Minnetsnka
iahc lass sa.nmsr. = Bsdiagtes HawAeys.
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W. I. TsoRxros.


At.arueys a Iaw. sante We. Sew Mexico.
WIN prseaice IN all the ecurts u IaN aisd KTEit'
IL TIE TeTrfsrry. BsiIs, - nrDHspily attended Ia"
One Bemser 0f The Firm 4iwAss 10 be f"al'd al ihe
Salce Ia santa Re.
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for
-Oh, Kriss Kringie, Il said. ~ho~ DO
you ever get 80 many things nader
-Ah, caild, am never idle said be,
Grandma Kriss, Kringie and work ali the
time. First wr have great large book with
sli the ehiidren's names ia il, and every day
we take down oar great telescope and look.
all over the worit 10 see what the children
are doing and saying, and iF they are good
we set dcwn G opposite their names, anu If
they are l'Ad, We set dow h. and every f,a,r
they wish for anything We set that down.
and jass before Christmas we lo1k il all over
and sre how good they have beea and how
nice present they deserve, then we l6ok to
zee what all they desire, and select The meat
sHisablc"
But, how do you &c, them nader 1
saked
| 90. Grandma Kriss Kringle knits nit
| tens, sssckIng4, searfs and hoals. makes
.iollics. rAi.tlts, tidI,s and apsoas ali the
year rs,uud, while white and saw anu
glue ami sc grt great many done and ma
~ W hsys iu buy. and all over tI,e worii
wr get grad ir,ys and girls 10 help ", girls
knii and sew. and sometimes fhey make =
tz.e-stmss PIE hy tiIiing large, sieeP paa
sith All ss,rts 81 prefts things: and iAgs and
t.oxss II nuts and candies, aud making the
top srust " bs,wn psper Boys make sIeds
for ii,eir little ,i,ss.ss or new kennels for she
.ss-@s -aica dogs. 0r brAeket tsg little Mag
I ar sS.Isis. a1d Just then heard May SIN.
gins. .sss ..sn.s % ~ Nichols. und he turned
10 .,-ssn whie she sang
-Joliy Old 81 SlrhJlu
Turn your this WAY;
lloaa yeu tell single sosa
Mhat I'm going to xay
rhFssuaaa eve ia canning sOon.
Now son dear olG azm.
Whisper wiaal yeaT hriag - sae.
Tell hsr. Il WA caa.
Al The terislsrs sit
isngnz ia
Nine wii lse me shssiest une
Ysaf - saEe 70 kAew.
SO - 80. 80. : dnsIss g-Is ! -
Genas waaa. !. .gs.sy-bs.Ok
shs ihinks dela4 ase folly
: - - ., - nl''s s'AA
rhoose rot ne esa santa c1aag.
what zen aslsaak IS rsshs.s !.
Z And she really was singing Il right In N.
ear. and ma.sc me get awoke. NV dont yoI
4 cali mat y pretty dream, papa
: AYES. DARING. unlI UnEya god little gir
q, could dream ii. Bnt lis ms~a school tila
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A woman in veFmsMt maa easrvd rev
dre.a ifshs would walk swies aEpuad : grave
yard Il midaighi, aaa sns way sbs walked
10 anst waa Il made her Au.baudiA hair staaa
up straight.
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Travellers, Attention!

rs XAsos has purchased tise place here
Isfore kaOwn - siDcunts Ranehe. situated -
mlles west q Mesilia. The roAd 10 SILVER CiIy
and the west, and The same wiIl hereafter Gs
kn0xn "A
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Dr sHIEn'

Attorney at La i. E.as VeS4s. Ses Aexira.
VIII pxzet1ce a. the BlsaEirl ald supreme JsFas %
tie IerI1Gory Especa4i a1senaaon glvea 10 Land ANA
Criminal LfIs1Essll-
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q. y. EARBKK

surveyor. LHealn. Lincoln cOansy. Ne~ Aexieo.
speeIA aEtes.tion given tp tAe surveying and To-
ealing q Ssoyerhhseft Lands Al Bsslsesa Niih ihr
U. 5. Land oaces prgsni<iy attended ~
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{ b NEwcoMR
Aftorlssy and Counsellor nj Ian. La craees. New
Aexieo. once Oh Asin street.
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cAsAD.

OsI.A s cAsAD.
Astssney and eeuAseios ~ Law. MEafLL.A y.
xta yszcs5se ia all CeaFss q Law and EQUITY ia
she TrqriseCy speAi a1t<uGioa given " ooiseso''s
aIfae~ attn the isDEPRNpExT-
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4. roUxTAIN.

assssaey ii Law. se<siia. New NexteC.l Practices
ia al Gse csarss Of I4 aa Eaaily - IN Territory
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x Christmas Story.

Nos emt-s. Lrsu~ .c4sS zs~s.
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professional Gards.
fessS e CHM

FO1fS m CHM
Ansr1ey II Las. Silver Clsy. Gxznt ConHsy. New
Mwxsea wai pr1egice ia al slse CauEis q iaw sHd
Esa4y a Nea Msxaeo- Proaave sszrnIion given 20
ali sgssa&s&
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10

The scenes oflast summer are rem embered
only toe well by our people. Since then
these interlopers have shown their hands
and what was taken for q workingmen's
demonstration, spasm of popular despera-
ton, has been discovered to be the work of
these American Nihilists. They did the
numbering. the burning, the plunderins,
and were leniently dealt with under the i'm
preston that they were workingmen. We
might have known that American working
men commit no such waHton crimes and
wicked follies as started this land a veay
ago. But we had not become familiar
enough with French communism to recop-
nize it through the blood and smoke and
blaze of that exciting period, and blank
cartridge were fired over the heads of the
crowd because the authorizes preferred to
deal tenderly with misguided men and to
use gentle measures to restore order.
There will be no blank cartridges next
time. lfthese professional European roiters
ann assassins do not like this country or IT'S
government they need not come here and
had better get out of it. The hand of the
republic is light upon the law abiding and
the honest, but the indignation of the Amer
lean citizen is heavy, fierce and fearless
when 1t is aroused.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
SMYRNA.
REVIVAL IN BUsINEss-sTRAwBERR
KENT COUNTY LANDS, 90.

REVIVAL IN BUsINEss-sTRAwBERRI
KENT COUNTY LANDS, 90.
Correspondence Of the HERALD.)
SMYRNA, May 0, 1S7S.-As the spring
TRADE advances and the summer trade opens
business is reviving, and as general thing
our merchants are doing we'll. The pros
poets of the peonle down the Peninsula
were never better than at present. The
peach crop will probably be Q bounteous
one, and the fruit growers will NO doubt do
well If the only secure the proper for secur.
ing and handling them.
A number of new fruit evaporators are
spoken of, and drying houses, canning fac
tories and improved facilities for trans.
portation are being looked after in order to
take advantage Of the crop and prevent It
from rotting before 1t reaches the market.
Strawberries are now ripening rapidly
and the shipments 10 the northern markets
will be quits brisk in few days: The crop
Is unusually advanced, as generally the
first picking Of much account takes place
about the first of June. The indications
are that the crop will be unusually good.
The fame of Kent county land has be-
come very widespread, and In consequence,
the attention of 'pitalists, farmers and
others Is being draw toward this section.
A number of Pennsylvanians have been in
the neighborhood prospecting and are likely
to purchase. In addition to this number
of Canada folks talk of coming down with
view to purchase farms, and . gentleman
in Canada is making arrangements for an
excursion to this county In August.
Rev. A. 8. Johns, rector Of St. Peters
Church, is now visiting friends in Baltic
more and Virginia. His pulpit has been
ably supplied by DR.. Childs, of Philadel.
phia, and Mr.. Johns will be back In few
days. BE will be warmly welcomed by his
congregation.
The temperance movement is going for.
ward successfully, and the interest Is un-
tagging. C.H.P.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

Frederick Bartzel was killed in a Potts.
Vile coal mine yesterday. He leaves 8
large family.
Robert Mccormick was killed in Rudolph
q Sons paper mills, West Manayunk, BY
the falling OF heavy engine, which was
being hoisted.
The Permanent Exhibition will be FORM
erly opened to-day. Addresses will he
made by Senators Blair, Bayard and Wallace,
The Union National Bank, Lewisburp
Pa suspended payment yesterday. "
The bullion in the Bank of England, h,s
increased 99S7 900 during the past week.
War preparation still continue brisk in
England.
1t is rumored that the Evans Rife Com
pany, of Mechanics' Falls, Is filing large
orders for the Russians on the steamer
Cinbria.
A two thousand ton blast was made at
the granite quarry at Quincy, Mass, last
Saturday.
Danbury News" General Mcclellan ac,
cumulates much pottery. He has not lost
bis penchant for earth works."
Solid colored stockings, clocked on the
sides, and are worn by little girls and misses.
In colors to match their dresses.
A New England paper remarks that "Mr.
Welsh does not make so much noise in
London as Mr.. Pierrepont did, but he tends
up to business as . man with his record
might be expected to do"
The most fashionable bonnets are of orav
ecr9, and mastic or beige-colored chip, with
1iadem fronts faced with black or dark
velvet, edged with gold or rainbow tinsel
braid, and have no face trimmings,
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
CITY COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETINa-cHANaE IN SALARY
OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSMENT, &C.

| REGULAR MEETINa-CHANGE IN SALARY
OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSMENT, &C.
A stated meeting of City Council was
held last evening, President Lichtenstein in
the chair.
A petition from the Ladies' Aid Society Of
Hanover Church, asking permission to hold
strawberry and ice cream festival In the
City Hall, on the 25th Of May. Granted.
The following petitions were read and
referred to the proper committees
y. A. Rodney and others, asking for the
passage Of an ordinance forbidding people
o6strueting thespace In front of tho Custom
House.
M. A. Roberts, asking for an ordinance
loroidding cattle, horses and sheep from
running at large in South Wilmington.
samuel B. Tally, asking ror q lamp on
Seventh street between West and Washing
ton.
John G. Haddock and others, asking that
the fish market be removed down King
street below Water. ~.
solomon Cook and others, asking for
extension of water pipes down Spruce
street to Kirkwood.
W. K. q h. Cause, asking for permission
to grade the sidewalks on one side of Tatnall
street between Front and Water.
An ordinance fixing the salaries of tho
members of the Board of Revision, Assess~
Wents and Appeals at $500 per year, Was
read third time and passed by vote of
16 to 1. '0-' =
Committee on Opening Streets were In
structed to erect fence along Christiana
avenue when it was thrown opening to
the public. Cost $3.50. 80
A resolution requiring all checks to be
sent to the City Auditor before going to the
City Treasurer, was passed.
Street Commissioner Hoagland reported
that during the past month there had been
at work 20 men and 2 double teams. Pay
roll, $127.45.
City Treasurer Vincent reported balance
OF $l2, ,142 ~ to account of current expenses;
had paid to- Water missioners 2,5O6 .0S,
and had paid out in total the sum Of $93,-
759.42.
Chief Engineer Gallagher reported II
men employed In the Water Deps rtment.
Payroll, $l6772. l..'
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING.
Walola Lodge, I. o. Of G. r., Sixth and
market streets.
Fairfax Lodge, No, s, I. o. O. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, I. O. O. F.,
Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington Council, No. 4, O. q. A. N.
at Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. o. U, A. M,
at Jr. O E A M Hall, 51t market street,
Delaware tribe, Mol o r M, at Mar
is Bnilding, 9th and Shipley,
Excelsior Lodge, K of P, at K of Hall.
214 market,
washington Camp P o 8 Of A, at Mcs
Clarey's Building.
dustry, at McClary's Building.
MT Calvary Dncampment, Mole X of M,
meet severy alternate Friday evening, at
McClary Hall,
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
CARNCROSS AND DIXIE,

The favorite minstrel troupe, Carncross
& Dixie, will be at the Opera House, this
evening, with programme entirely differ
ent from the one they presented when they
were here little over month ago. It has
only been necessary in other days for it to
be announced that this company would
exhibit, and crowds would 90 to see them,
and no doubt they will be greeted with q
crowded house.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
MINOR MEMORANDUM.

Try Fullmer's deviled crabs, sos K,rket
street.
Fullmer keeps the imported Vienna lager,
sos Market street.
Fine chromos and engravings at Harry
Yerger's picture store, 4o5 shipley street.
Harry Yerger, 4O5 shipley street, will
frame your pictures in good style at low
figure. .-
1fyou want stylish spring hat 20 to
McCloskey's Opera House hat store, s19
Market street. II.
Drs. stearns and Wilson, 90 celebrated for
their many remarkable cures are stopping
at the Clayton House, this city
Go to the Ohio store for every variety Of
plain and fancy crackers, Vienna bread and
bisbuits. Health food made a speeisltv.
DR.. G. 8. Honeywell. 7Ss Market street.
Refrigerators, water coolers, baskets and
stoves, of best quality and material, can be
bought at Milton Shippers, on Eighth street
near orange. per cent. off to ali cash
purchasers.
Rough and ready smoking tobacco, 40
cents pound; dark navy chevinp. %
cents, at the Great Tobacco Mart, South vest
corner Of Fourth and Shipley streets, wiz
mlngton, I'el. ap&-1w
Mrs: M. L. Mcdaniel has removed to No
810 Market street where she has opened
with large assortment Of dry Foods and
trimmings, and will make I speciality Of
Ladies garments and childrens clothing.
Come to the 99-cent store, 500 Market
street, for crosuet sets, picture frames,
brackets and . thousand and ono other
things. Hundreds are coming, and there
are more to follow every week.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
SHOT IN THE KNEE.

Yesterday a small colored girl, living
over Third street bridge, was shot in the
knee by the accidental discharge of what is
known as ninety-nine cent pistol, In the
hands of small boy who, with some COM
panions, was out bull-frog hunting.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
RAISING A ROW,

At the Polich station last evening Jack
Carpenter was arraigned for kicking up .
disturbance around Second Street Market.
As Jack been too fond of doing things like
this of late he was sent over the bridge for
80 days.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
WILMINGTON. DEL. FRIDAY MAY TO- 1873
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

Go to the st. Paul's church fair.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's, 2O6 Market
street.
The moon entered b er first quarter
last night.
Remember the performance of Carncross
and Dixie tonight.
The trial of Thomas the wife murderer
will commence at New Castle to-day.
The St. Mary's Pioneer Corps will give
another exhibition drill this euenipg a. st.
Paul's Fair.
The Waxer, defeated the Curly club yes
terday afternoon in game OF base ball.
Score 5 to 4.
The late Presidential contest engendered
much "bad blood" which GOODNESS and
judgment will correct. The "bad blood"
indnced by persistent violation of Ma
ture's great but simple laws requires not
only coolness and judgment, but obedience
to hygienic measures and the proper use of
DR.. Bulls Blsod Mixture to insure It's pur-
ifcation.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
A NEW OPENING.

Mr.. j. H. Springer, who was falsely re-
ported yesterday had failed, has sold his
store at 7th and Market to Mr., W. B. Nor
ris of Philadelphia who will tomorrow
open with q full line of groceries. We
would recommend our readess to give Mr..
Morris call as he will conduct business In
q fair plan aud treat his customers right.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
RECOVERING RAPIDLY.

James Rooney, who was run over several
weeks ago by the cars at the foot of Lord
street, is now rapidly improving, and will
be able to be out much sooner than his ply.
sician supposed.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
SHIPMENT OF STRAWBERRIES.

Now that the season is fairly opened the
shipment of Strawberries is rapidly increas,
ing. Yesterday four car loads went through
which was an increase of one car or about
$50 crates over yesterday.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
CLOTHING HOUSES.
PROCLAMATION! 4!
TO THE
Citizens Of Philadelphia and Sx, round
ing Coz nt.y.

Owing to the Great Success and Prosper
ity of our enterprise two years ago, we
take this method OF thanking the people
dence. During the past two years we have
tried to do our duty, and have not failed
IN the attempt, is why we make this special
to the peorle on the 5th OF
May, 1915 which was the First Centennial
to our American People and Republic,
which never will be forgotten by The citi.
zens of Philadelphia
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
THE MONTHLY BILLS.

The City Treasurer will commence paying
off the monthly bills of the city to-day or
Tomorrow.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
BEFORE SQUIRE BRADY.

George e. White, of Appoquinimink
Hundred, was arraigned before Magistrate
Brady, yesterday, charged with threatening
to do bodily harm to George Ennis, his landr
lord, while attempting 20 collect his rent.
White was held in $500 bail to keep the
peace.
Joshua huntington, eol., charged with
threatening to kill Samuel Jefferson, was
dismissed
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
STAR LOAN.

At the monthly meeting of the Star Loan
Association, money did not sell at par and
$lO5, 90 were paid out to stockholders.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
and Lumbermen :!

SALE: A large body of timber OF
ii growth In Northern Virginia, near
,andlng; IN market now TOR first
aIe1-power of large mill.pond oa
deased II desired. Price $6.0OO, or
] 70 ana 309 acres of timber for $1,000:
onance 10r o man who knows any.
aDout timber or milling, and has
scSGpitaI. For particu. .ars, address
" WIGHT, 81 Harlem Avenue, Bal
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Samuel sayers, of this city, Is going
to Dublin, Ireland, for health. BE will sail
next week.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10

Up to the present time, about ffty-fve,
summer cottages have been rented for the
coming season at Newport, r.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-10
Wilmington. Del, may 10, 1875.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

DEMOCRATIO CANDIDATES.
. The following named gentlemen, having
compiled with the resolution of the Dem oc-
ratio County Committee OF March 8th 1878:
are hereby endorsed by authority OF said
Committee, as Candidates for Sheriff and
,!oroner at the coming nomination Elec-
ton.
FOR SHERIFF.
John Pyle.
John White,
Geo G Ward,
Francis Duggan
Giles Lambson.
James B. Collins.
William Mccoy.
Robert G. Justis.
Henry M. Barlow.
Purcell ]. Lynch.
Chas Il Anderson,
Francis sawdon,
Benz. f. Townsend
Zachariah Gemmill,
FOR CORONER.
Jacob Butz.
Jesse James.
Jas G Barley.
David Hughes.
Richard Groves,
Thomas Grimes;
Hugh Murphey,
Andrew McClain.
Hugh McGovern.
Samuel 8. Adams.
Hugh Mclaughlin.
Andrew J. Brown.
StephenJ. Gilbert.
Edward n. Foster.
William D. Mullin,
Martin F. Keough.
James A. Plunkett.
DIR. Henry G. Snitcher,
Andrew @. Alexander.
By order Of the Committee.
JNO. o'BYRNE, Chairman.
Jno: Publ, secretary.