The Morning herald., 1876-05-13
Minor Locals.

Bright and sparkling is Diamond State
Book Beer.
The thermometer marked 70 degrees yes
terday at noon.
French street is being re-rolled by the
"Englsh Bull"
Haverlcy's Minstrels are to be with us on
the 18th of the present month.
The front of Harkness' School, on Market
street, is to be of iron and glass.
The election polls in the various wards,
are open at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
Leave your orders in time for Diamond
State Book Beer to-day, Private parties
supplied.
An excursion from Wilmington to Re-
hoboth will take place on the 25 of the
present month.
There is some talk of erecting a balcony
on the second story of the Fifth street side
Of the Clayton House.
Messrs. Hartman & Fehenbach wish to
call attention, by an advertisement to their
celebrated Buck Beer.
4 The President of Columbia was inaugu-
rated on the first of April. His appoint
ments all give satisfaction.
Diamond State Book Beer delivered to
the customers of the Diamond State Brew
cry to-day and Monday next
Shenandoah and ShaMokn Goals have
been reduced fifty cents per ton, at G. w.
Bush & Sons French street wharf.
The Quickstep Jr B. B. G. have Just re-
ceivcd their uniform shirts. They were
made by Wyatt q Garrett, and He very
neat.
A closely contested game is anticipated
this afternoon, between the Quickstep
clubs of this city. Game called at ) O'Clock
sharp.
Mills & Combs are selling Egg and Stove
coal at $6 Is cents per ton, and Nut at 81
If paid cash, twenty-five cents per ton will
DO deducted.
The students of Rugby Academy are pre-
pairing for their commencement exercises
to be held in the Opera House during tn,
coming month.
Joshua Maris, ESQ, will sell to-day, a
public sale, l.. w. Stidham, auctioncer, tn,
property on Wand eveer avenue, known a
the Writ Estate.
Q James T. Fields, of Boston, lectured a
Swarthmore College, yesterday afternoon
at $50 s'clock-Subject, "Literary and Ar
tistic Life in London, rs years ago."
ChadWick's fountain ice cream garden
s will be open this evening to the public 70
b the season, at No. 2O7 West Fourth street
i 1t is the pleasantest family resort in tn
city.
A Strawberry Festival is in course of pre-
paration by the young ladies of the Firl
Presbyterian Church. 1t will take plac
0 sometime during the latter part ofthe pref
y ent month.
e Coroner Groves held an inquest on Wee
nesday, ever the body of Emily TOWNSEND
three weeks old, who had died In Yves
Wilmington, of catarrh on the breast, an
SO the jury found.
! On Monday evening next, Hope Lodge
y No. 21, I. 0 o. F., will give an entertain
e ment in honor of its twenty-seventh ann
versary, in McClarys building, Marke
street above Sixth.
In Browntown, on Thursday, Corone
Groves, held an inquest over the dead bod
70 of colored infant three weeks old, name
% Emily Townsend. Verdict, "death fror
i catarrh on the breast"
The new iron span just put up at this en-
Of the Railroad bridge, was tested on la
Sunday, by heavily loaded cars, weighiu
25O tons. The new span stood this sever
=, trial test altogether satisfactory. y.-HaV
- Republican.
An adjourned meeting of the Cathol
Benevolent Union of Delaware, will be he
in the basement of St. James Church, {
Sunday afternoon, May IA, at 8 o'cloc1
a, Delegates from various Catholic Benefci
"a "a Societies will please take notice.
III The old steamer Maryland, SO long st
toned at Havre de Grace, and which W
built by the H. g. H. Co., of this city. h
recently been fixed up, and is now doll
y service in New York harbor, carrying pa
S, sengar trains from Jersey City to Harlle
r. river.