Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-30
THINGS GENERALLY.
Tuesday was quite wlntry day.

Tuesday was quite wlntry day.
1t is feared the Prince OF Wales will die.
Cincinnati had 90 cases oil smallpox last
week.
The New York thieves are going to
Europe.
The Lutheran Church ut Frederick has
new organ.
Turkeys sold from 81 10 $3.50 each on
Wednesday.
Go to the skating rink to-day. II Is
carnival Cay there.
Ice was formed on the banks OF the
Chrisiiana ON Tuesday.
Philadelphia had fire al Eighth anil
Market streets on Monday night
Snow covered the ground on Tu,slay--
only enou Oh To cover the ground.
Grand Duke Alexis it tn be carted about
the city Of Brotherly love next Monday.
On Wednesday, loul out OF five market
wagons offered poultry and meat for sale.
A bowling saloon is In the room above
where the Board Of Public Education
meets.
They have a "cash-up city" in Pennsyl-
vauia." Cash Gswn" is good enough for most
people.
Mr.. Frank A. Tay,or has resigned his
agency OF the Wilmington q Reading Rail-
road Company.
The barge Al6emarle las Just unolled 70
tons OF bloom iron from Troy, NY, i0I
Coattsvillc, Pa.
A neat hot-housc, with Office attached, il
being erected ut Delaware Avenue and
Jefferson street.
Mr.. NJ. b. Smith has bought a building lo
on Madison street, above Eighth, 16 by 81
feet, Tor st25.
Some tagging stone would he more desir
able at the New Castle outer depot than the
WOODEN platform.
Judge Robinson, the Chief Ju-ticr, o
Talbot county, Nd, is an old resident o
Sussex county, Del.
II. A. L. Pyle, ESQ, formerly Of this city
was admitted 10 legal practice in Phia
delphla, last week.
The jefferson twenty inch water main il
! laid To Eighth street, and the work Is IL
progress to the Avenue.
Robert B. Prtntiss, Grand Master OF TIN
Odd Fellows, of Virginia, died Wednesday
night ut Charlottesville
THE JOURNAL Reporter has finished
course of fifteen lessons in Photography al
Prot. HuIkuess's school.
On Tuesday morning iu the suburbs o
tue city, the thermometer marked 25 degree,
seven degrees below freezing.
Mrs. Susan Sudham has purchased abou
nine acres oil farm land on the Concord
Pike, Brandywine Hundred; price. 81. 1925.
The Mutual Friend, published al Milford
has been purchased by parties who intend
issuing Tue Peninsular Nsws and AdUei hser,
next January.
Gen. Sharp's mule, which was stolen
from his farm in Braudywine Hundred, wa.
recovered ia Chester. Pa, where livery
man had bought il oil a negro.
A derrick for hosting building material al
the new hotel in course OF erection, some
what obsIrucis the sidewalk by rope
stretched ACROSS the pavement.
Archbishop Spalding has presented gold
beaded cane 10 the Orphans Fair, now ID
progress at Baltimore, to be given to the
clergyman who gets the highest number oil
votes.
Mr., G. P. Doughlen's genllemeu's furnish
ing goods store, No. '4l0 Market street, hat
made an Improvement TO his show window,
which IS of interest to builders and store
keepers.
A New York party IS negotiating with Mr
W. ii. Chadwick TO purchase his museum
COLLECTION Of minerals, birds, wax figures
&C., which was commenced on the Brandy
wine in S4S,
Mr.. john T, Ford, proprietor of theatre.
In Baltimore and Cincinnati, has leased the
Opera House oil the Masonic Hall, and in.
tends opening dramatic performances ia 4
on Christmas Night.
A handsome regalia 10 be voted for at tho
fair IN City Hall, Nov. 30lh, by Minqua
| Tribe No. 8, Improved Order OF RED Men, II
on exhibition I'm Smyth's jewellery store
window, 81 Market street.
Mr.. George II. Robinson has purchased
the property, Sl7 Market street, opposite tue
new Masonic Temple, for the purpose OF
altering it into a fIst-cass restaurant.
Hon. WIN. Milard, formerly member OF
Congress from the Fourth District of Phila-
desnia, aud United States Marshal duripa
the war, died on Tuesday at KlTkwood.
A young lady with very pretty foot. hui
rather small ankle, went INTO San Fran
cisco shoe Store te be measured. The ad.
miring CLERK, who is Frenchman, compi
menled her in the following queer way:
"Msd-am, you one beautiful irot, but =,
legs commence too Immediately"
The nude figure On the splendid new
public fountain 10 Cincinnati, has called
forth the following lines from local poet:
Der shmall poy stands on der fountain,
| IND he don't got on any close,
| Ind some young girls dey plush and say,
vat he means BY such conduct dOsef
Most of the presents received by lh,
Washington Fire Company from the fremer
of Charleston, SC, and Norfolk, Va, art
on exhibition in Ferrls's jewellery sort
window, Fourth and Market stleets Tw,
photographs and riecs Of the original AaI
staff Of Fort Sumpter, are exhibited in Bah