Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-17

Weather Record.
REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. l, BoY's
DEPARTMENT
WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. H. 10 o'clock, A. M.
Temper Height Dryness. Dew Wind Rain
azure of Baron Point Fall.
CO.. 29.96n 55S34e NNW o.
Fall and winter cothing-John Davis
Fresh tish-Oity Item.
House for rent-GeO g. Gruhh.
Trustees sale OF valuable real estate.
Man aud wife wanied-A. Ii. Gnimsnaw.
cow strayed or stolen.
Boy wanted-Haran Il Holllngsworth.
Hardware-ITuinan a Shaw.
New Goshen Butter-W. II. Almond Bro.
Cure for COrns-B. Il c Shoemaker.
Notice TO Housekeepers--E. H. Huagland.
House for rent-7l4 French street
Carriage painters wanted-FaglOr's.
school oooks--Boughman Thomas 4 Co.
Stand IN Western Market for rent.
Home lnvestment-F. L. Gipia.
Fairbanks Standard Scales
Fosters selt-adIusting wood pad.
Fosters Cough and Group Syrup.
Fosters tonic nitters
Man wanted to drive pair Of horses
Young horse for sale-Wm. Preston
To day is the anniversary of the battle OF An
tietam.
The season for cunning accidents is now at
hand.
The 'sere and yellow leaf may be seen on
many Of the trees.
The Brandywine and Mutual Loan Associations
meet this evening.
The harness for the Water Witch horses will
soon be ready for them
The Phoenix will be the next fire company to
have horses for their engine
The German pic-nics at Schutzen Park and
Rosendale yesterday, were well attended
Sausage is making its appearance in our mar
kets. Buckwheat cakes will soon be seasonabe.
The Horticultural fair and festival opens at
Institute Hall, tomorrow. 1t should be we'll
attended.
The Delaware horses behaved well on their
first run, which was at Dure, Bowers Il Co.
on Saturday afternoon.
Worrells new store in the Masonic Temple
WAS visited by crowds on Saturday night. They
presented an elegant appearance. Gdzehe
Which, the crotCdS, or what
At the fire at the Delaware Hotel stables on
Sunday night last the Water Witch Fire Co,
lost half ton of hay which they had Just pur-
chased for their new horses.
The moonlight excursion down the bay. this
evening, given by Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, knights
OF Pythias. will doubtless be a pleasant affair
and those who would enjoy a delightful sail,
should not fail to attend.
CoNcERT.-The Sabbath Schools Of Union NJ.
f. Church are practicing for concert to be Civ
en- i'll Masonic Temple about five weeks hence
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Go To CANADA.-To day the Harlan 4 Holl-
ingsworth Co., shipped by the Wilmington x
Heading railroad, two baggage and express cars
They 50 to Hamilton Canada
The ST. GEORGES ArsEssoRsHP.- was Fran
| cir b. Stevens who nominated by the Repub.
| leans for the Assessorship in st, Georges hun.
bred. on Saturday, and not b. f. STEVENSON AZ
stated vest erday.
Rus OyER.-A little girl about seven years
old, daughter Of James Dugan, at Front and
| King streets, was run over by an express wagon.
| yesterday, and received serious INJURIES The
child was crossing the street. at the time of the
accident.
FRIENDLY VISIT, - Wilmington Division Sons
| # Temperance, will make friendly visit to
Great Western Division, of Philadelphia. on Fri.
| day evening next. leaving Wilmington at 5;42.
| Tie visiting delegation viii be about one hun
| bred strong.
| E&crRsIoS.- Grace Morning and Madley Sun
| day School will give an Excursion to pennsgrove
| on Saturday, Sept Dist inst. The boat will leave
| 4th street wharf. All who wish to enjoy ride
and pleasant time generally, should accompany
this excursion. Tickets % cents.
ONcR AGAIN.-Ouce more the Water Witrl
Fire Co., appeal to citizens to send in their suh
scriptions for their horses. They have purchase
the horses and individual members have adj
vanced part of the money to pay for than
Now let the amount at once be made up by lib
eral response to their last appeal.