The Morning herald., 1877-10-13

A0Ca1d Affairs.
LOCAL, NOTES,

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! aad ''f'.., LOCAL NOTES. " i,,a.a .
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| inA nave you read about R. RI t.,,;,
| Ihe weather y eler is getting "fallish." Is,,,,,
Inc races are over and now thing thu,
l Ipase' iF8H yAg asm h.4lHf'ryagusaI "a
kead the church notices published in our
cplumns. .waad g00 bua ,ved la sg,t4,st a,
10 TO the soiree at the Friendship Engine
House, this sevening. N yaaa.sasai gdI Ia
There will be . matinee st, Chadwick,s
Museum this afternoon attwo O'Clock. d,ia
b Hyo' have houses Or rooms for rent i'd
Yestise them in the MORNING HERALD. "
The Millsrd Club win give their concert
~ the Opera House on Monday evening. en-,
b The American, Rifles viii have, sn inspec-
ton drill at their armory, on Monday night.
The Rokeby Assembly will give their
weekly soiree this evening, at Rokeby Hall,
f's'ng Sun. s.3.,en qa hes ,rgajo,a %
The MORNING HERALD Is served by ree-
ular carriers in all parts Of this, city ,st six
cen's per week. ri Il s.i .,sl o., oalJsr,s,,o
Thomas Mahsfy, Of CAristians Hundred,
entertained . tuskkiug party at his farm
20. -".,A : eo'fy tn1'iia n1iia .srN beR Ii,a@ M had
Jno. Montgomery will furnish the music
for the soiree at the ,Friendship Engine
House, / this evening. ,,,,.i,.I, ......,.,',.'
Smart, active boys make from so to rs
cent. Y, by fey hours' our. work each morning
IN selling the HERALD. " ''''.
A, !. schwenk and A., E. Cloud will give
their regular soiree in the Friendship En-.
gine House, this evening.
November 18th, 1877, win be- the semi
centennial anniversary of'sthe opening of
the Wilmington Water Works. 4, sai,I 4
The West Jersey Ferry boat went into the
dry dock of the Harlan & Hollinesworth's
YARDS wednesday morning for repairs.
From October 11th, 1875, to September
1oEh, 1877, 1893 persons were supplied with
Lodgings st the Holly Tree Inn, in this city.
The Franklin Millsst Ninth and Walnut
streets, resumed operations on Tuesday,
after having been closed for more than q
year. ,., ..,..,.,.,.,....,.o .,.o.,......,.s..s
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawre nee will address q
meeting at the Hall this evening, at b alf-
past seven a'clock, on cooperation. Ad-
mission free. ."''
The case Of Thomas Hanf, for using
abusive and threatening language toward
his wife was dismissed, yesterday, at tho
"1f you will please to believe me" there
Will be q soiree at the Friendship Engine
House, this evening. Ladies' of respectable
ity only admitted. ,al,.,.. i
The Provident Society of this city an
nounces . series of most excellent enter-
tainments, and by purchasing tickets very
deserving charity will be aided. |
It is said that over s., 900 was in the pool
n Philadelphia, on bets in the undecided |
'.S7 race, between Delaware, sadie Bell
md Jersey Blue, which was finished yester-
10y. '''
The schooners, Jennie Middleton, of|
'amden, MI, and Elvood Doran, Of Phil
delpbia. left the jackson s. Sharp Co, q
ards on Wednesday, after i'll repairs had
cen completed. r.ro1s oi asts - aaon'"
Joseph Kinsler, the fremasn on tie WI
lington d Northern Rsilroad, who was 60
adly injured at the sWayaesborough ,Junc-
on accident, is improving, and hopes Of
Is recoye is now entertained. qs,ilO a,3F,
The enormous sale Of DR.. Bulls Cough !
7rup has had the effect Of bringing out
lmeroustsimilar remedies !; but the people 4
g. not so easily induced to make trial OIL +
9 new article, yhen they value the old I
d reliable one-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
November 10y 1st and I'd are the dates An c
'unces l on which Mr.. T, T. Fields, of Bos- g
2, will les lecture in the Grand Opera House Il
Ithis ecity. a'iA1llfre a'"iA1llfred Tennyscn" will be h
bject OF the first lecture, and Literary e'
d Artistic Society IL London, two years
e,"that Of the second. cd bog FaSt2nS y
This afternoon, Mr.. J. T. Head viii sell rs
public sale twelve lots al Fourth and N
u Buren, streets, four lots 1t Fourth and j
lams streets, three lots Oh Rowland street v
d dwelliug'and forty lone lots on Fourth
d Union streets. . A. covered omnibus will ! 2.
We the Clayton House at 2.3O O'Clock, to
nvey persons to- and from the premises. IL
Chadwick's Museum and Concert pavilion
'tinue with good success. The Concert 10
vilion is entirely enclosed, MAKING H. one be