The Morning herald., 1875-09-14
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{ now in operation.
Grapes are on hand In large quantities and
At reasonable prices.
i The flowers are migrating to where their
grandfather twineth.
i According to report, the tramps are still
troublesome at Middletown.
Mayor Whiteley win ask counsel to I'm
crease his force to thirty men.
The new Wilmington and Western Rail-
road depot is nearly completed.
Mr.. R.. y. Todd, of Snow Hill, sa yosss
for Princeton, stopped in town yesterday.
The Democratic Executive Committee are
10 meet in the Americas Club room this
evening At ~ O'Clock.
On the 18th and sS,h of October there
/ will be races in this city, under the auspices
of the Wilmington Trotting ASSOCIATION.
Annie C.. Mills, . daughter of Squire
Hagany. and well known in this city, died
on Sunday evening at her residence in Balti-
more.
There are several free reading rooms in
town, Notwithstanding the fact that crowds,
numbering dozens, nightly loaf on the street
corners.
Jesse Moore. on the Home farm of Hugh
Larimer. Esq, in Chris.iana Hundred. has
,ecentiy lost nine COWS from pleuro- pneu-
nonia.
| Il is stated that the balance of the work
on the new city basin will be done BY con-
tract. and tha, ty this means much money
will be saved.
A French scientific Journal recently con-
tanned sn elaborate critique on the Anglo
Saxon Confederation scheme of Francis Vim
cent, Esq, OF this city.
There have teen thirty-three conversions
4, Epworth camp Rev. J. B. Quieley
preached las. evening. Rev Mr. Smith of
trace will adiress the meeting this after
neon at 5 o'clock.
Let some of the militia companies of the
Stare. row organizing, adopt tie old and
time-honcred name of :. The Blue Hens
Chickens Though chicken-hearse,iness
does Do, follow, of course
According to the Evening Star Of Phila-
Gelphis. Randall spoke as follows to re-
,c-Ter a the Erie Convention in regard to
the Prestiencf. think Bayari or Han
cock would be Pennsylvania first choice.
The Quiekszeps commence their trip to
dsy VIII II te, Oh We wise ,one Of victory :,
the young Hen Of the ash and rubter COM
fny home in triumphal Gar. with Joseph 5
AMI other kings chained behind or is ii to
!: te q regular tramp. tramp. tramp. &c.
Dsn1 ". Taylor has been elected PreSi
dent Of the Diamond State B. B. C., and
. Mrssrs 5. NJ. Harrington, S A. Mscalister
AMI Levi c. Bird are the directors to select
= nine The D. 5. B. B. c.. expect TO wear
the belt as soon as they get fairly under
, way.
, The Phlzd-lphia SUNDAY Tases saws
.-One million pounds Of dried peaches, il is
: estimated. will t- produced this year in
r Dela~are and MARYLAND, by the new system
. Of evaporizarion ; the quality will be supe-
, riCr. and cannot fail TO have depressing
tffcVs on sUn-ir5rj fruit.
: Yesterday the regular meeting Of the
Wilmington VI. Z. Preachers was resumed
: after the summer vacation. in ST. Paul's NJ
: E. Church. Rev T. E. MarindAle presh.
4 ed. The subject under discussion was In.
: faRI BsIsisEk Future meetings will b
: held each McDisy morning and vsriou:
religious subjects will be discussed.
Over the Signature oftwo stars. some one
writes in the Commercial of Yesterday with
practical propositions in regard to q work
y. house for the lazy trsmps that infest tht
cIrv. He should have q whols constellation
. TO shine in place Of his name. A subsenp
tion took will te opened at 302 Marke, ST.
third story. TO receive funds and make = b,
ginning.
An evening paper Of this city has the fol
{ lowing personal - The compcsitor who i:
= said 10 hold the third rank in regard Il
speed in the [ nifei States, is now wo. king
, al the case in this city. He set up l0.0s
ems in six hours the other day. ami diin'r
/ feel Ike setting type either. His name i
E John Butle1. and he came from Boston
: Mr.. BQEler mentioned above is working il
the HERALD offFce-
, The chil,iren's ing school will open fo
: the fall and winter in the basement OF Trim
i1y church ON SATURDAY. Ottoter 2rsi. at
!; O'Clock. No charge Is made for instruction
4 but children are required 10 be regular il
their a,telsia nce. correct in their delor1 men
: and dilli2en7 in their work. In return the,
{ receive carfIl instrue ion in every branci
. OF useful Rer4ilework
- PREPARATIONS are teing mads today al tn
: Institute for the Horticultural Exhibition
> The nrst evening of which entertainment
= will te "Wednesday. the 18th. The e1hibi
i rnn will ais, he held on THURSDAY. Frbia
Il and Saturday EisE,s Of this week. Th
;; pa,cee'i. are to go to charitable purpoee
/ and the exhibition. aside from It's oxl
i merits. which will doubtless be large, shoul'
b. ya,rUuized on that account.
And nn~ we fricassee peaches-actuali
fry the del-rssble fruit At least the Las
-Nses Of 3i!lfor! says: Take gucd-sizei
irre-s,cr- peaches wipe them with towel
}: halve them and place them fat side dow
in hos butter or lard. Let them fry to
nice brsWn. then turn. and I'LL the >ee,i GU