The Morning herald., 1875-12-10
MINOR LOCALS.

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the yards or Harlan, Hollingsworth y Co
; for repairs will remain there during I'll
! Writer.
The ,>tation agent az Hockessin, N. Pain
,r has bee n appointed postmaster in plat
OF the late j, 'ue J. Griffith. He was quail
ieu yesterday.
At the CentenniuI News Store, on Mark
Get the Detroit t" 'fss Sa fo"nd %" a'' NJ NJ
periodicals Of the day n. ~ ~ 'ounu' 4''
Leech will greet you there.
The front of the Frieno splp 1nsiI
House, has been tastefully tri4 "aaeq ~, w.
wreaths of cedar, thereby giving al aN't"'
tive appearance to the building.
The Delaware State Grange will meet q
Milford on Tuesday the 18th instant, AZ
the executive committees will meet the pre-
ceding evening at the same p ace.
On Monday night last some malicious
parties broke into the dye house at the Ar
lington Mills, in the Ninth Ward, and cut
thirteen warps. They are unknown.
Bids are being asked by Commodore Rey.
nolds of the Light House service for fur,
nishing the material of the superstructure
of the new light house on Ship John Shoal,
Delaware Bay.
David Taylor is the authorized carrier
of the HERALD in the District North of
Sixth srteet and East of Market, and SUBJ
cribers are requested to pay their weekly
subscriptions to him.
This evening the Hop announced to be
given by the Fame Active Association will
take place. Everything has been done to
make the affair pleasant one and It is to
be hopel it will be well attended.
The fair of the American Rifles is still
well patronized. Many articles of value have
already been CHANGED off, but there ARE yet
a great many remaining. The Fair will
continue until Tuesday evening next.
Yesterday at noon the work of laying the
water mains through the old college
ground, which had been interrupted by
the recent rain, was resumed, and the
trenches are now being rapidly filled in.
The cigar factory No. lis Market street,
which was on Wednesday closed by land
lords warrant, has been reopened by it's
proprietor, Mr.. Delzit, who will be happy
to furnish lovers of the weed with a lns plas
altra.
The following trustees were elected Wed
nesday night for Epworth Chapel, for the
ensuing year James Leech, Henry Myers,
William H. Robinson, William White,
David J. Ford, William J. Rodenheiser,
Samuel H. Hopkins.
Mrs. Britt will hereafter have the MORN
ING HERALD for sale at her residence No.
107 West Eighth street, where parties wish
ing to purchase it., can do so. bright and
early every morning.
On Wednesday night man came to town
upon the "owl train," and attempted to
Jump on again after it had started. In
seizing the platform railing of two cars he
swung in between them with his feet, bare
ly grazing the wheels. In this position he
was dragged come distance until finally re-
leased.
A meeting of the Water Witch Engine
Company was held last evening, to take
action upon the death of the late Samuel
Weldin Robinson, who was a member of
that Company. Resolutions were passed |
ordering that the bell be telled during the
time Of the funeral ceremonies to-day, and
That the members of the Company attend
in body.
Mary Hurts husband had charge of
Caroline Taylor's child to raise, and Mr..
Iurtt, he let it 60 out without shoes, Caro-
line then became HURT herself not in name
but maternal feelings. She raised a ruction
around the Hurt mansion, whereat HURT
put her out. Mrs. HURT sued her before
Squire Frazer, and the case was dismissed.
Hurt. was bound over to keep the peace.