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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-30
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AsorBEIt INNOVATION.

Change, # not Improvement, certain
~ appears to be the order Of the day
among the dairymen' The latest
change ii the methods Of cheese max
ing which we have noticed since the
Ioleomargarine war, is making good
sweet soft, mellow and meaty cheese
from sour milk or buttermilk BY pro
cess Of saponifying the fatty matter
contained in the milk aud by nntraliz-
I ing tie acid at The sane timo. be
process Is of course patented, but it is
lclMmcd that a gain Of from ton 10 If
teen dollars per can may be obtained
Iby working mp milk into cheese by
this newly discovered method. How
ever much the word saponiiy may re-
mind one Of that peculiar chemical
combination generally called soap, and
however strong our prejudlces may be
against anything new, yet we must ad,
4 nit that the science Of chemistry Is
making rapid advances 10 almost every
branch Of industry. II is well known
that q few simple substances combined
in different proportions, turn out pro.
ducts as unlike each other as are
sugar, starch, and woody fibre, and il
! may not be impossible, and perhaps
not improbable, that those substances
: which, under certain conditions and il
certain quantities, will produce com
mon soap may, under other circum
stances and in different proportion
produce wholesome articles Of food
Dairymen viii look with interest 70
further developments in this new fell
] Of operations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-30
2 CAR LOADS OF FLOUR
Very Cheap, 1915 aud upwards.
BUTTRIcK PATTERNS,

The lAtess styles for she spring of 1878. Ws
keep constantly "a hand aboaE
One Thousand Different Kiuds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-30

Is the old Lake Shore Route, and is the onll
one passing through Evanston, Lake Forest
Highland Park, Warkegsn, Racine, Kenosha L
nahn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-30
Freeport Du huque Line
Chicago & Milwaukee Line

Is the only route for Blgin, Rockford, Freepori,
aud all points VIA freepoft. It's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-30

Il the only line for GAINESVILLE, Watertown, Fond
Du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Eses-
naba, Negaunte, Marquette, Houghton, Han
cock and the Lake Superior Country. Its
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Attenuation Furnace.

A cremation furuac" has been built at
Washington, Pa, by DR.. Julius LIE Moynt,
an enthusiastic advocate of that method OF
disposing of Luman remains. He bears tho
expense of the enterprise, and will charge
no fees. A one-story brick building con-
tains a reception room and furnace room,
the latter being ten by twenty feet In SIZE
The furnace Is modelled after gas retort,
the heated space being sufficient to hold a., : :
large coffin. The use Of it is thus described
by = correspondent of the Chicago Tribune:
"Coke will be used, and it is calculated tnst
the rptort can he brought to a white neat 10
twenty. four hours. When this degree OF
heat Is obtained he body to be cremateu-
enclosed In the plainest sort OF pine cof-
An-wrl be put into the furnace, and IN
f.w hours the work Of inciuera'ion will be
complete. The present calculations OF Dr.
La Moyne do not provide for the elimina-
tion of the wood ashes of the coffin from the
human ashes OF the person cremated. This
the doc or does not consider to be great
objection, as the proportion OF the wooo
ashes will be only as one pound to hve.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
THE STATE.

| Our County EecAaH0ss Bottled Doom.
DR.. Knowles, of the Breakwater Light
was we'll corned last week. Miss Prudence
Mc1lvaine sent bim two large ears of q
crop that she raised.
There are but few vessels in the Break
water for orders of late.
The scarcity of fsh is reported along the
Eastern Shore.
Mr.. George M. Hickman, son Of W. NJ
Hickman, of Stockton, California, arrived
In Lewes last week. He is . nephew OF
Mr.. Hsrbeson and N. W. Hickman, of this
place.
The Teachers Institute for this county
will be held at Newark on Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday, Nov. 2Sth, 10Th and
Both, prox.
First ice of the season at Dover on We'd
nesday night.
Mr.. VIM. D. Fowler's term of office as
Prothonotary Of Kent county, expired on
Saturday. John D. Burton 10 said to be the
coming man.
The Republicans of Sussex county hold
their County Convention in Georgetown to
morrow, for the purpose of nominating q
county ticket.
rev. =. Huntington, OF the Presbyterian
church, Dover, is now confined to the house
with severe attack Of inhainatory rheuma.
tism.
On Friday, the 22d ult, the body Of II
large man washed ashore near, Lewis Ditch.
Was baldheaded, had on an oil cloth coat
and pants, and waterproof boots. A knife
was found in the pocket, bur nothing to in
dieate name or residence. Deputy Coroner
Cats held an in quest. and the body was in
TERED at Jones' meeting house.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
MY MARYLAD.

Tho Eastern Shore and tho Psni,ssssla.
Maryland preachers are trying to teach
the young men that It is wrong to hunt
chestnuts on Sunday.
Princess Anne votes on Local Option next
month. Wilmington has not arrived at that
yet.
The oyster season Is at It's height at Cris-
field.
George Alfred Towdsend has been doing
up EIktou, with his pencil for some of the
magazines.
In the death of DR.. Thomas G. Hopkins,
which occurred at an early hour On. THUS
(3f 1ts f1tnna,a6At- -pr6fnI6ent citizens,
IN inp from the vicinity 81 EiKt6hR to Virginia.
SLast Saturday night our streets were
made hideous with the oaths and yells Of
drunken rowdies," is the way the Havre
Republican commences local.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
M0vorJs Court.

On Saturday night the Mayor disposed OF
thaEases at police headquar,ers,w which con
sisted of two drunks. The usual hne ana
costs were imposed. .,
Yesterday morning two drunks, with
usual fine and costs, were disposed OF. One
of these cases was young man named
Charles Cathcart, This young man was
dressed in Indian costume, and during the
early part Of Saturday evening ,,a had !, been Nn
parsding with the "boys in blue" No
doubt he thought he was "big 1ngun," as
he was full of fire water, fourished bis
tomabawk over the heads Of unotending
citizens and asserted that he could whip
any odd Irish CATHOLIC there was d
In Wilmington, thinking that be had strayeo
rom his reservation. The police allowed
him to stay in the hall until yesterday
morning, NOR when, after paying for his lolg-
inp, he packed his Indian dress under h''
arm and departed.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
N1OTICE-A PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE
ExrcuTIvE DEPARTMENT.

u,u,,r.a The United states Centennial
cNmra1n;Ssinn, has jnvited the several StaCes
:" ossist in celebrating the lnterna.itUnai t.
Exnositiou. held in honor OF me Oae eneanf m
EAgVssiC gy,s Cnnn;versnrv Of the Independeneso
the United States, by setting apart The
ohIa uov for the cOmmemora,lon " ~
.,rowth and progress of the thlrteeh oi'sA
nal Colonies and States. ro,,u,, aov.
Mow therefore, l John +. Cocnran' WV
.rnor nf Delaware. having set apart
TuuRsDAY, THE 10th DAY OF ooAo
Ano BER, 1885,.
L.. .ecordarc ce with said invitation 40 9t.s. 9e
IN IN. "re"nmmend to the citizens OF the 90 S.dCe M
tTot ,he said 10Th day OF OctooeI, io", w
ennronriately observed and tnaG ano toho
tanniai commissioners OF the StaIe n.t nant
S,'ch action. as to them shall seem ~ rHss the
nroner. for the public 0bservancso pntIa-
dsy At the Centennial ;1ro4nuS ia,,i.a al, the
dsini,ia' and l do hereby invlie 81 en ~
ovipa' o,,tpana n Dalaware, and all Delawareans
oma yhair descendants residing IN VVnei
sect,ons Of the United -tates, or e'sewnheii, swthi,n,
to ba present and participate IN Wo,tu'liE r,a ~
eom man Grating those events Wuica IA ,h - :.
AZ r,sa and nrogress of the State, ana ~
iustra,e tue honorable achievements Vi ne'
In tsstimony whereof have hereunto se, y
NV hand and caused n dIeaC SoI ~.
the state to be affixed, At Do'e., r w., :"
second !lay Of Octoher; ~ .to hyndref
our Lord, one tnousaHd elehI aua" nun>
ond SevenIy.six, and Of the 1noePen
dance NJ tho State, the one hundre'
and first. ,ourp cOCuRAN.
os 'ne .IaNATius G. GRuBB, s.,..
.s o,- Secretary OF stare.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
ONE CENT.
Minor Locals.
Look up your overcoats.

LOOK up your 0verc0ats.
Snow fell on Saturday night and yestes.
day morning, in this CITY.
Why Is it that the Bird Guards do not
associate with the Colored Boys In Blue 7
Separate meeting are arranged for them to
attend. This is not fair.
Centennial Medal awarded to Gray's
Ferry Ink Works. Pratt & Robinson. No.
: Spruce street, New York; Robinson d
Pratt, No. ia SAMSON street, Phils.
One of the transparenc'es carried by the
Bird Guards, bears the inscriptions: "Tha
Youngest Man In the Forty fifth Congress"
Never mind, Levi, you will be old enough
before you get in Congress.
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup is part icularly re-
commended for children. It cures coughs,
colds, Group, sore throat and whooping
cough. Is pleasant to the taste and acts like
charm. Price IS cents.
Last night vote was taken on the Rising
Sun car on the 8 O'Clock trip which resulted
as follows: Tiden and Hendricks, 80;
Hayes and Wheeler, Q. Tilden and Hem
bricks will certainly be elected.
We thought the Second Delaware Regi-
ment, was composed of v hite men, but ad-
init our error from seeing the transparency
carried by the colored Boys'in Blue, which
claims to be portion Of the Second Della
ware Regiment.
Quite an interesting game took place on
h. Professional grounds ON Saturday after
noon between the Western and Red stock
ing clubs, which resulted IN victory for tho
Westerns by score of 10 to8. Currigan
OF the Diamond State caught for the Wes-
ters.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
The Laurel F0tT.

This fair which takes place Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of nex'
week, will no doubt Srove very attractive IN
every department. There are 81 entries o.
celebrated trotting horses. The stock and
agricultural departments will be well repre-
sented. The ladies department 1t Is said
will exceed anything of the kind that ha'
ever been exhibited on the peninsula. al
this toget1er with the fact that the fas
trotting mare. "sadls Bell" will each :.
be on the track to show her wonderful
seed, must surely make the exhibition ticket
will be seld by all the peninsula railroads.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Ru0by Evsntn0 School.

This business school will open this even
ing at Z o'clock, at the school room o. Q!
Rugby Academy, Masonic Iempie. II
would be advisable for our young men ano
boys to embrace this excellent oppestua'ty
for obtaining q thorough knowieuge o,
Book keeping, Penmauship, Arithmitic ano
other branches necessary Tor good educs-
tion. Persons can take up any branches o
study that they my desire. All who ar
interested, are invited to call this evening
when Dr.. Murphy will give them any furthe
information that may be desired.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Iet Delaware b. tho BInsser State.
(From the J elawt rian.)

The largest majority which has been
claimed for Tiden and Hendricks, IN any
State, is $4,000 in the State of New YORK.
That majority would be less in proportion TO
he population of the State than @'"oo ma
jority in Delaware. Let 1t be the amo't'on
OF the Democrats of this State to bear OIL
he banner 10 the present contest. We are
confident 1t can be accomplished by an earn
rat and vigorous canvass from now until the
7th of November. Kent couny Will give
very nearly or quite oue-half OF the majority
ma med, and we say to our friends III Ne"
Castle and Sussex that We will unite witt
them in an earnest effort to roll up the lar.
gest majority in Delaware for the Democ1a-
tic ticket that will be given In any State II
the Union, in proportion to the voting pop
| ulation.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
I. q. o y.

Standing Committee Of the Grand Lodge I
q. o. F.--The Appotntnssnts by II. ". II
Cooper.
Since the adjournm ent of the Grand
Lo iee M. W. G. NJ. Cooper has made the
following appointments: .
District Deputy Grand Masters-District
No. 1.-All lodges In New Castle county
John J. Gallae her, Wilmington.
District No. 2.-Lodges Nos. IA and 27.-
E. L. Wolf, Laurel.
District No. 3.-Lodges Nos. 3, 10 and II
$. NJ. Simpler, Milford.
District No. 4.-Lodges Nos. Is and as
J. h. Roach, Lewss.
All the lodges in Kent county, except No
10, will be under the supervision of the
grand master.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
State of the Order.-Joshua Maris, chair.
man, No. 21; E. F. James, No. 81; Joseph
Pyle, No. 4; Robert Carswell, No. l;
Charles Tatmsn, Jr., No.
Legislative-William H. Foulk, chair
man, No. 25; F. G. Ramsdell, No. 20, VIM.
E. Wiley, No. ~; J. 8. McMullen, No. 81
VIM. B. Collins, No. 6.
Constitution and Laws.-E. G. Moore,
chairman, No. 4; s. R. Lawson, No. 2; B.
F. Strickler, No. 81; John M.Whit:ord, No
"a; John G. Stirling, No. SO.
Correspondence. - Henry Eckel, chair
man, No. 4; John D. Rodney, No. 8; Wm
Ward, No. IS; Francis Green, No. 81; Geo
X. Lloyd, No. 10.
Committee on Appalachian. B. Hyland
! chairman, No. 26; Lewis F. Grubb, No. s
James T. Crozier, No. 2; John j. Healy
No. 4; J. b. Howe, No. "a.
Returns and Reports-George R. Roberts
chairman, No. rs; William F. Brasure, No
26. Ellis P. Crosssn, No. %; Lewis E. Wal
lace, Mo. IA; A. H. Manship, No. II.
HalI-John G. Yates, chairman, No. 2;L
F. Adair, No 90; W. G. Baugh, Mo. 4; Isaac
G.. Saxton, No. 2l.
Accouuts-John P. O'Daniel, chairman
No. 81; H. B. Morrow, No. 8; VIM. D. VIII
son, No. 1S; :. H. Barker, No.7; NJ. .. Bar
low, No. 10.
Printing-Isaac W. Hallam, chairman No
21; Thomas E. Young, No. 81; 8. 8. Brad
; ley, No. 81; Arthur Lewis, No. 8; Edwart
Burke, No. 13.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Levu Court.

The Levy Court OF New Castle county Will
meet in the City Council chamber to-mor-
row, to investigate the claim for damages
for injuries received by the steamboat City
of Bridgeton, in passing through the Thiro
street draw, in July last. The damages
claimed is $1,000. A full aud impartial in-
yes;iyatiou will be made, and If the county
is liable the damages will be paid.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
LICENSE APPLICATIONS,

n, OYICE-r, Mary A. Reynolds, do here.
~ by give notice that shall apply 70
Judges OF the Court 0. General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery o. the State Of
Delaware, in and for the county Of New
Castle, on Monday, the 10Th DAY Of Nov-m-
Der next. being the first day ofthe Novem-
ber term A. D. 1873. for 9 license 10 seep
an Inn or tavern at No. lob Z. Water street,
known "a the Malta House. In the Second
Ware, of the city Of Wilmington, county and
state afor esaid, to sell intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises. and the following
freehulders of said ward recommend the
said application, to wit;
mes Christy, Charles E Sparks
Michael Kenney, william b Bexkiey,
Richard Booth, John B Elliott.
Nicholas Jenney, Martin H Elliott,
Joseph StOeckle, A Hieger.
John r Bush, Henry Feldmeier,
samuel w schultz, Joshua Baker,
Andrew Grotz, Henry Ktenle.
j g Hirzel, George W Rival,
Charles Cannon, Charles Weyl,
John May, william l. Gilbert,
X H Taylor. Hugh sweeney.
octl3-3t MARY A. REYNOLDS.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Netp Social Club.

A number of young men have formed
themselves into social club and rented
rooms in McClary building, oO4 Shipley
street. At q meeting held Saturday even
ing, much to their establishment, they found
that OF their entire number I'LL were DINO
Gratis. In honor of this fact they adopted
the then name u d. meaning on'erriafd Demo-
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Yern LfsdifaNLe.

William Y. Warner, the prominent mo-
rocco manufacturer of our city, mas con.
cluded to allow oil his workman 10 aueno
:, ne Centennial on 'Dela ware Day." and he
will bear all their expenses. This certa'niy
is an act worthy of imitation by all OF our
manufacturers and business men.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16

OTICE.-I. Andrew Wilhelm. do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the etate OF
Delaware. in and for the County OF New
Castle, on Monday, the goth day of Novem.
ber next, being the first day Of the N ovem-
Der term, A. D., 1875. fora license to keep
an Inn or Tavern. at No. All Shipley street
in the Third Ward of tn. city Of Whining:
ton, county and State aforesaid. and
,..s Intoxicating LIQUORS i9 less QUAINT.
l.:1A aan one quart, to be drunk on the
premises, and the fol owing freeholders
recommend this said application. TO- wit;
John Bader, Charles Schmith,
Herman Lange, William Richmann,
George Finck, John Snreth,
Robert Taylor, Patrick Lambert,
James Clark William chadwick,
Michael Megary, Peter Springer.
Leon Hama n, Conrad Keller,
thomas Farmar, Jacob Homel,
John Brady, Patrick Monaghan,
r FOrman, Joseph G1nder,
Ell McManus. E Rice
samuel Culbert, Nathan LteSerman,
octl4.3t ANDREW WILHELM.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16

NIOTICE.-I, Geo. Whitfield. do hereby
N give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the state Of
Delaware, in and for tbs county Of New
Castle, on Mon dav. the 10Th day Of Novem-
Der next, being the first day Of the Novem-
Der Term, 4. D 1915, for License to keep
an Inn or Tavern, in the city Of NJ W Cas-
tie, school District No. S, New Castle Hun
dred. known a. the Gilpin House,
i1nf state !! ,.a a,ar 80 ssiAt Bt2St }Ss
ttaIiowine freeholders Of said cry recon-
Meu ~ ~ rineu"r i Jas F Eliason.
" ~ ~ rnnuor Haou' Vim. Herbert,
: ~ rh.se Jno E Platt,
= E.ms W Gm ;aamd T .ckler. David Bnulben,
~ rg1u11ia Mo nnarman VIM. Holschunaker
Gn T.Doos Wi,mot. George Gray.
JAM 70 ~ GEO. WHITFIELD.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Ne,v Castle Democracy.

A very large Democratic meeting was held
in the Court House, in New Castle, on Sat-
urday evening. The immense assembly was
was kept spell-bound for two hours, listen
Ing to an able and eloquent address by John
O'Byrne, Eeq., after the meeting the officers
and speakers were the guests OF Charles
Beasten, Esq, who entertained them 10 fiue
style.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Cheap Fare.

The steamer s. NJ. FELTON,, willleave King
Street Wharf or Thursday 10Th inst, "Del-
aware Day." at O'Clock for Philadelphia.:
Returning wi leave Chestnut Street wharf
At 5 o'clock, fare for the ronnt rip 70 cen z,
which VIII III car fare aud admission 10 nc
=, ounds would make the total expense ior
round trip s7l5 cruts. See advertisement
1 4 another column,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Tired of.LiE.
From the Dover sentinel. I

[Prom the Dover Sentinel]
Sunday morning young man named
Nj Miensel sael ogslEp IN tn. USED USED a ii Cleaning
of a. a--ooisountlngs. DR.. Juwp - s--.-'..--.A
an antidote, and he was removed to the
Alm.house His only excuse for the rash
act was that he was tired of living.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
TO.snOrs'UU Might

will witness grand rally Of the Democracy
at the Grand Opera House, such as Will call
Tor grand ou pouring Of the people, 1t 70
our especiA Al desire that as many lad'es 81 70
can possibly attend the nj citing do 50. Tho
.np.kprs are to b, Hon Edward K. WoI~
raiI, of Penney sylvania, and John O'Byrne,
E.u :. of this county.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
THURSDAY EVENING.
uFRA DIAvOJ.A."
uss CAROLINE R1CHINGs-BERNARD

MISS CAROLINE R1CHlNGs-bEhNAN AMI
Prima Donna fssoluto.
Mrs. Henri Drayton, Mezzo soprano.
Miss Hattie Moare, Primo Contrait".
MS NJ Harry Oates. Prime cenore (properiy
called ths An Am msriesm .,: Tsnose WaFh,r1;, 8 uffs
NJ Inhn r Bepici, Basso Can,ante.
NJ frank Howard, Basso profundo.
Mr.. Joseph Dauphin. Baritone.
sIGNOR /. M. NAVuNI. Conductor,
Tceether with complete Chorus and of'
'IIs n B..Librettos of the Operas Will Do io'
sale on the nights of he opera. ...rxed
AdmissionI 50 % ana z RoHs Gems hman Th"ma,
sS 70 "a three days in advance. ocs'''S'
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
A salute

Friday night the gallant Democracy o,
Appouuipimink Hunnred brought out Sam
Townsend' s CID thunderer, at the Townsend
dpnot. aud fred q rousing salute In honor
of The grand Democratic victories In INDIANA
aud West Virginia.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
Accident 10 u steamer.
Rv Associated Press,

NORFOLK, Oct. 14.-This morning, 40
the Bay Line steamer Florida was coming
up Hampton Roads, from baltimore, sue
bursted her cylinder and broke ner cyhpaet-
head aud walkino-beam. NOBODY was nurt.
The passengers were brought up 70 the c'V
lny the afsamss Lady ofthe Lake. 4
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
CPECIAL NOTICE.
De]aware's Great Day
ATTHE
CENTENNIAL,

ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1sth' 1915.
ror the purpose of accommodating Y The the
e,t senS Of and a. low % rate rate
sGe n3 fsJa vehisnn the Steamer S. M. FELTON,, VII
'' FRENCH STREET WHARF
at7 O'Clock, A. M,
,Ss ,qr phllade,g.Ik e,rg.1.ck P M on THURSDAY, Oc,
toSer tSes 10 sstR Ths reton will reach the o'''
by or before $50. ~ tho Market street
cars ~ sssss and sifas' the
sres,: yes :trsss ssd ss's The Main Building
at the centennial grounds; s,,d m tn,
hdss E1curs1on ss very 1eNe low rate Of IS
&c 70 81 Rni"ffRnsts IN fRf1RasspSa
,S;S,ss,sn SS1sts Is ssqts sss
srornGs ,ur rom opd bncK 10 wilmington, on! !.
37x cents. ----
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
RsDublIcan Parade and Msettss0s on Sat
Wrday NtQht.

The Bird Guards, numbering about Is
members, formed in procession. headed by
the United Cornet Band, and proceeded to
Rising Sun where meeting was held. The
"Boys in Blue" both white and colored,
numbering about 200 members, headed
by the City Cornet Band, paraded the streets
for short time and then went to q meeting
at Sixth and King streets, at which Antho-
ny NJ. Higgins, Esq, delivered an address
Until the arrival Of the clubs the meeting
was very tame affair.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
I'as'dde'

The Democrats are making arrangemer -
r,r a Q, and parade on Wednesday eveni' :;
u,yt. the IS h Inst All the Democrat;
clubs will be fully represented.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16

OCTOBER nth. 18th, 10th. and 9oth' 1876
.,.s,or tickets will be issued by the
, Excurs,onp 21 p w = Com pany. at re !ular ra es
Ihncludi p M B. admission is to TIE Grounds Which
viii good fSr FessTa Of II fne rFSRs'y rFsr
puncneu yotad ~ that excu sion tickets VIII
he y issuea Il BY all Railroads connected with
the Del. r. r. .,.-ro Raou,ar
The r. W. 4 B. r. r. Will chare9e e nSfri aSt,cies
Rates Of freight to Laurel on an art,car, t,an,
and Mai's Stock S for exhibition. and return them
free. .,n,x tn agents of
'hp Prosrsmmes o: M IN Of Races will bs in c'rcula'
ton BY the IL h inst. s-,u ne nre-
The Cambridge saay Hrass "a nann most delicious
sent each day and DISCOURSE 'no"' "
Tse display in the ladies' DeHar,%se' psRinu eSe,
will be .ery fine, cxCeeSfrthhg Ike ef M coTntry.
HAM'L. J. THOMPSON, secy;
I Laurel, Del, Oct. 9. 1875 ocvll...
The Morning herald., 1876-10-16
VnjfOs.ssss Received.

The williams Pioneer Club received their
equipments on Saturday evening, and vii
have In the line Of the grand parade OF We'd
nesday evening at least two hundred meme
bars fully equipped.