The Morning herald., 1875-10-25
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
When is Thanksgiving to be?
Only six m Ore days in Qrtoher

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Board of Education meets tonight.
Grace Church has large Sunday school.
How long will Indian Summer continue? ?
The churches were well filed last even
ing.
Sweet cider is sold on our streets by the
glass.
Yesterday was like summer-warm and
bright.
Chestnut time has come-look out for
funerals.
The horse disease has disappeared from
the city.
Pedestrians crowded the streets Saturday
evening.
The excitement over base ball is beginning
to wane.
Nearly every body was out promenading
yesterday.
Secure your seats for the Redpath Opera
Company.
Our sidewalks are now covered with yel-
low leaves.
The Weekly Herald is published at 500
Shipley street.
Don't forget the lecture at the Opera
House to night.
Only 81 days till Christmas-thc little
folks know that.
The year is almost 10 months old-it will
soon be year old.
The HERALD has 800 more subscribers
this week than last.
Last Saturday in market, peaches sold for
40 cents halfpeck.
The cold snap drove away the mosquitoes
weren't they badly sold.
The McLear estate was sold at Institute
Hall on Saturday afternoon.
The Wesleyan girls attend G race church.
May they always seek Grace.
Our city girls are not near as fast now as
formerly-they are held back.
Wilmington has two steam freight lines
between here and Philadelphia.
All should remember that villers, the
funny man is coming in December,
The Trustees of the Poor will meet at the
Aims House on Wednesday the 9th inst.
Workmen are now ready to lay the foun-
dation of the HERALD's new press-room.
The Brandywine offers an excellent field
for those who love to indulge in leaf-gather-
Ing.
Pork has now appeared in our market
dogs are rejoicing-there is chance to
live.
The Reading Actives have played &C
match games this season-the Quicksteps
know of six.
Leaf gathering is still the rage, but the
girls can't well climb trees in their pin
back dresses.
The sale of reserved seats for the Redpath
Opera, will begin to-day at Boughman,
Thomas & Co.'S.
Many of the ladies appeared at church
yesterday with their fall suits; they seemed
to suit admirably.
Kate Murray for drunkenness, and inde-
cent language to officer Whalen, fined
SO cents and costs. .,
The long nights are coming now, and the
felines are SO happy that they wake you to
communicate the fact.
The Pio-Nono Society will give an enter
tainment in the St. James chapel on the
10th and 18th proimo.
On Saturday, shipley street was treated
W Clt6tSsll& up 1AIU VI InAlhCI bCICOb
needs similar treatment. .n-
Secure your seats for the Redpath Com
pany from Boughman, Thomas & Co. Sale
Of reserved seats commences to-day.
Oh, Lordp prayed colorod revalist the
other. evening, "lock down and harpoon des
yer niggers' heart to de very bone
On Thursday the 2sth the annual session
of the Grand Division, Sons of Temperance,
of Delaware, wtll'ccaveRe In their Divisioa
Grace Church WAS well filled yesterday
me!ning by an appreciative audience to lis-
ten H. an excellent sermon by the Rev. Mr.
Smith. ... .o
1.-THE Rullwark of American Freedom
was the flaming sentence on one of the illu-
minated tapestries at the recent parade in
Philadelphia. - ! g.. :
The Chester Wears says: %'Mr. Smith, an
officer of the Wilmington Fire Department,
was in this city yesterday to witness the
fremen's parade
It is affirmed that prominent Whining
tmian led the representatives, sent by the
negroes Of this city to attend the parade IN
last week.
Rekeby Cornet Band, of Brandywine
Banks, will hold fair, near Henry Clay
Factory, commencing to-day and continuing
the balance of the week.
The boarder at sol West street, who dis
robed the other evening to take bath, and |
the discovery that bis pitcher was |
minus water, should have hydrant in his
room.
A eeatleman who is a practical telegraph |
operator, wishes class in telegraphy. R1-
vate instructions. Address Atlantic & !
Pacific Telegraph, corner Of Fourth and Mar
ket streets.
" Bredern." spoke the presiding member
# the SIS. Convention, to the congregation
vhs had risen, preparatory to leaving, :" jist
:ot down TIL we hab dis yer report looked
nto. -" Won't do it," exclaimed one,
don't you see by dat clock, dat ten min
ties oh de time is done gone and we ought