The Morning herald., 1877-11-24
THE HERALD.
Saturday November a4,h. 49,.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
Market Day.
United Assemby's Ball. Jan. 11th, 1878.
Soiree Tonight, at the Friendship Engine
House.
Don't forget the Soiree Tonight, at the
Friendship Englne House.
Mr.. Lichtenstein's ladies cloaks are still
the delight of the fair ones.
Prof. Webster will give Matinee on
Thanksgiving day, at $50 p. m.
Job Work done cheaply, promptly, and
well, at the MORNING Herald Office.
Crust and mince meat are being shaped
and baked into Thanksgiving pies.
If you want a set Of teeth to fit you, and
at low price, 60 to 62l sbipley street.
Mr.. H NJ Jenkins will edit the "Jour-
nal" to be published during the Industrial
Exhibition.
The Wyoming Assembly's Ball will take
place on Dec 2lst., at the Masonic Temple.
Tickets 81 90.
The Pho Mono Literary Society will prob.
ably give a "4oliday Enterta iDmest" on
New Years night.
The Jefferson Democratic Club held
meeting last evening, In their rooms, at 7lh
and Market streets.
Hats, Caps, Canes, and Umbrellas, at
McCloskey's Opera House Hat Store, next
door to the Masonic Temple.
On Thursday week. the Teachers Iusti>
tu'e, OF this county, will meet at Odessa,
and remain in session three days.
One evening during the week Mr.. j. J.
McMullen, received social visit, at his
home, from twenty five members of his
Bible class.
| The sixty third anniversary of the Han>
over street Presbyterian Sunday School was
held in the church, SIKH and King streets,
last evening.
The New Castle train WAS delayed south
of the Junction last evening, caused by a
.1isarraneempnt of the brakes. The delay
was only brief,
A. T. Schwenk and A. E. Cloud, are
managers of the Soiree at the Friendship
Engine House. Lodies of rcspectability,
only, admitted. ...
The nexE session of the Wilmington Con-
ference, of the NJ. E. Church, will be held
in Chestertown, Nd, on March 18th, Bishop
Foster presiding.
The Wilmington District Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, will meet
at Newport, in this county, on December
4Lh, 5h, and 9Th.
The new steam machine, constructed by
William Huston and Fl. W. Wickersham,
of this city, was tested on the Passenger
Railway yesterday afternoon.
At the Institute Hall, next Wednesday
evening, the Shields Library Ball takes
place. There has been large number of
tickets sold, and no doubt there will be
large crowd present. Tickets $1.50.
Esquire Cole, the newly appointed Justice
of the Peace, has located himself in the
office formerly occupied by the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company. at the south
oc ir1 ND Mo- rl,o tetra
This lfternoon, about 2 O'Clock, the
Harlan s. Ho)lngsworth Company will
launch fom their yards large iron-hulled
ferry boat, Tor the Nassau Company, of N.
York, The new boat will be christened the
James NJ. Waterbury.
Prof. Webster announces that the second
quarter Of his dancing classes, In this city,
will commence as follows; Misses and Mas
tiers class. on Saturday, December 9Th, and
Gentlemen's class, on Monday, Dec. 10ih.
Tomorrow afternoon, at 8 80 o'clock the
new rooms of the Reformed Mems Associ-
ion, (rooms formerly occupied by the
D,aware Justitute,) IN the Third Street
Maj krt House, will be formally dedicated.
Tie "E. E. 4 c." says that 1irtations are
occasionally conducted on Market street in
such quiet way as to attract the attention
OF The initiated. The gent who wrote the
above is undoubtedly "one of the initiated"
Most people thiok this has been pleasant
fall: but we heard lady remark last
evening, while she was gathering up her
borne, switch aud hair pins, near the post
office, that it was the hardest fall she had
ever known.
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