The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
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Bushong, the catcher tahsaFof Il the Aouicksteps
yesterday split finger and was oblieHdots
Net Hindle finish.
'"Never saw such game in my life; used
ITO play that wRy .tspYyears ago !; no more
confidence in the Quicksteps," were expres-
sions heard ON all sides yesterday.
! kwss getting dark yesterday wksn. TIE
game was called. It lssted nearly three
hours" as slow as the Delaware train,' y
quoth bystsnder.
One wodhi say that that the Bra&dywihe
is appropriately NAMED. judging from the
fine young men who were rolling along that
stream, single, file, yesterday afternoon, and
holding one anotherib by the coat-tails.
John Parker has the neatest barber shop
i1 tovn. yoa viii md hiA atl0 Z. Seeoad
street. seplS,6t
The Philadelphia Times, of yesterday,
contains a letter, measuring three-fourth4
of column, on Delaware Peaches: Count
ing up the yield of the Season." &C."
Schooner Tycoon, Smyrna, arrived in
Philadelphia on Monday.
Among the personals of the Philadelphia
rsss yesterday, mention was made Of \.
Du Pont, Esq, Of this city.
|5 II. A. Thompson, ESD, Of the National
Grange will deliver, eight lectures in Dela-
ware op the objects and 'advahtages Of the
Changers orginization. One of them will
be delivered at the grand picnic on Thurs
day; another 1t Newark, in the Oratory Of
Delaware College. .r,.,,....,
Philadelphia gunners trouble Brandywine
hunureu FARMERS. alnl'a .,.st,aT. .f.g.iorsnyI
The days are. just twelve hours long; "and
50 arc the nights, lisped our echo, ,, .a.o,
u The sanof JaRes Kirk, editor Of the Dda-
rSredn, has not been appointed one of the
Cadet Engineers at Annapolis as was re-
ported sometime since. He presented his
application but was physically disqualified,
Fresh Reed Birds always on hand, at the
hslsa ssnt asuse los East TTtef M RHYsotp stssss;
8 The State canneries win soon close. Il
Tde Actives of Reading have been "seeing
the sights" around town. .-3H4AO|
The Granger's picnic will be held in Nc
Farland's woods on Thursday.
F'The Delaware State Guards" drilled on
Monday evening before several spectators.
Samuel N. Wood has been elected by the
company as captain; John P. Edwards, 1st
lieutenant; and Frederick L. Buckmaster,
I'd lieutenant; Richard T. Sears is drmmer
and Joseph Woodfeld fifer. The company
now numbers 10 persons, of whom 20 are
active members. Application has been made
to the State for commissions for the officers
and arms for the company, both of which
are expected within few days.
]. W. Reynolds, at the Malta H louise, l0s F.. |
Water Street, has game in season and the
way hs cooks his reed birds, they are deli |
cious. seplS,lw |
:. If you want clean shave, 60 to Parker's,
l07 East ID. Sept t.22-6t.
Boots and shoes at reduced Prices at the
8. w. corner Of Seventh and Poplar streets
.'a14 grt'f. IL = 4sepl7Iw
Rev. j. B. Mann preached at the Madeley
Home Camp last evening. Services will be
held every afternoon and evening during the
remainder of the week. Rev. Andrew Cath
er, of Philadelphia, will preach tomorrow
evening, Rev. Mr.. McClary, of Marcus
Hook, on Thursday evening, and Rev. A.
Manship on Friday evening. ,,c'.
O,wha. did you give for that white sugar
Why, 10c. at Middleton's, 4th and King.
Sept.22-tf.