The Morning herald., 1877-10-19
LOCAL NOTES.

Its 81 days from Christmas.
The P. K. A. Ball, Nov. 9th.
This ID tho 292nd dayo year.
Sun rises at s,1s; an 5,12; p. m.
Twelve more days will .l. the month.
Moon rises at 8 "a; p. m. sets At 9,1S; an
The U. 8. Circuit Court will meet again
to-day.
Nonopolies are distasteful to the free and
airpeople of Delaware.
Nelson J. Lee, has closed thus far, twenty
unlicensed liquor saloons.
Go to the soiree ct the Friendship Engine
House, tomorrow night.
VIM. Norris publishes his liquor license
in to-day's MORNING HERALD.
The ball of the Reliance Active Associs.
ton will take place On the 26th inst.
What crowd from this city, visited the
Centennial Exhibition this day one year
ago.
There is q sneaking scamp constantly
lying about the circulation of the HERALD.
Sour grapes, Mr.. Ferret.
A meeting of the Pho Mono Literary so>
ciety will be held this evening in the bases
meut of Ct. James' Church.
A special meeting of company &c" will
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be held this evening, st 7.SO O'Clock, In their
srmory. in the Masonic Temple.
We. Holmes extends an invitation to the
public 70 call at the Boston Clothing House,
sls Market street, and 2l2 shipley street.
The Clayton House had every room filed
on Tuesday night Last. This Is the third
time since II was opened that the hotel was
full. G. i.s 4 .'na,,' , ,"'-.a..
Mr.. Charles Crippen will remove his tea,
and coffee store from Market stleet, above
Tenth, TO Larken's old store In Second st.
Market. . =.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Hartman, Of
this city, was married at New Castle, to a
daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Matchmaker, of
that city.
II John J. Flsnnigan has been appointed
City Purveyor, Jefferson Butler, engineer at
10 and Market, and James Crosby, engineer
at the City Mills.
The work at the basin is progressing fine.
". The pudding will be finished this week
and BY the beginning of next the laying Of
bricks will be commenced.
On Thanksgiving eve, the members of the
Shields Library Association will celebrate
the fifteenth anniversary of their orgsniza-
tion, by grand ball In the Institute Hail..
Some time during Wednesday night, VIM.
Bsylis, the landlord at sorre Horse hotel, |
on Front street, left for parts unknown,
taking with him all the furniture and every
thing Of any vslue.
The bricklaying on the south bank of the
Reservoir will possibly commence early next
week, % by that time it is expected the
pudding of that side will have been COM
pleted.
This will be the last season of Buffalo
Bill, Nv. F. Cody.) He will then retire
from the stage with an ample competency,
and devote his time to raising corn and po-
tatoes instead of scalps.
The barge Century, owned by George W.
Bush & Son, was launched at W. L. Tom
linson's ship yard, yesterday morning. She
Is of 800 tons burthen, and will ply between
this city and Philadelphia.
A grand sacred Concert, for the benefit of
the Orphsns' will be held in st. Mary's |
Church, on Wednesday evening next, the |
25th inst. Tickets are now ready for sale, |
and cost only Is cents each.
To-day is the Tooth anniversary of the |
birthday of Dell Noblit. All hall to Will
mington's Uentennsrian, and may his life |
be prolonged many years, and filed with all |
earthly comforts and enjoyments.
To-day's issue of the Herald makes the |
B79 number of the paper. 1t wss the first
morning paper published in Delaware, ap-
pearing for the first time, Monday August |
2Srd 1875. We forgot the all-day paper is q |
morning paper.
The sale of seats for the lectures of Jae, |
T. Fields, At the Opera House, on Nov. 1st
and ID, will commence Thursday, October
25th, 1t G. +. Thomas Il Co.'S Book Store. |
The price of reserved seats for q single lec-
ture will be 50 cents, and for the two lee
lures, rs cents.
"The Nursery" for November, 10 now at
hand, and perusal of 1t shows its contents