The Morning herald., 1877-02-12
M1nos' Lec0Is.

The wheat looks Wcil. |
Repeal the Usury law.
Divide New Castle county.
Fitz is going to Chicago.
Mosquitoes are about already.
Payements are clean as q rule.
Legalize Partnerships Limited.
The valentine fever has broken cut.
Abolish the tax on manufactures.
The weather continues very mild.
Wednesday will be Valentines day.
The posters of the Millard Club are up.
The blue birds and black birds have come.
Board of Trade meets tomorrow evening.
Crocuses are peeping out Ia favored spots.
The churches were well filled yesterday.
The Millard Club meet Tomorrow eve
ming.
The oyster business is very dull at pres
ent.
The merry jingle of sleigh bells has
ceased.
Work seems to be brisk at Moore's ship
yard.
Ornamental not useful, the curl Ia dogs
tail.
Three spring bonnets on the avenue yes
terday.
The Board of Education meet tomorrow
evening.
Weigh light, don't cheat yourself these
hard times.
Mayor Whitley returned from Washington
Saturday night.
Market was well attended by the farmers,
on Saturday.
A standing abomination- 18th street
market house.
Chalk has fallen in price-mllk ought to
sympathiZa with it.
The notice Ct a marriae of A. W. Gookin
and Sallie Hunter, was hoax.
The Jefferson Club hold their regular
meeting at 715 O'Clock this evening.
Market street, Ninth ward, is In = horrible
condition who is to blame'
Roach, of Chester, has an order, it is said
for twenty iron steamships.
John Thomas is going to give up busi-
ness and remove to Philadelphia.
Fitz had quite a filtration with TIVE coun-
try girls on Saturday afternoon.
H.C. Hustled, the agent for Bourcicault's S
company arrived yesterday.
The Wilmington Flute Band will give a
grand hop on Wednesday evening.
We are pleased to here that DR.. Jones
has recovered and able to visit his patients.
Awning posts have been put up around
Aarkness' buiiiag.
The balsce of the soirees of the Washing
ton Dancing School, are for the benefit OF
the poor.
It looks as If the Commission at Wash.
ington would follow party bias in its des
cisions.
George Jack, the jeweer, is selling out
his stock, with the intention OF giving up
business.
Cotton has risen paper is down. The
cost Of the make up OF some ladies', Ilain-
tains its average.
Some boys had lively time chasing a
rat yesterday ii front OF the Delaware
. House stables.
The Y. NJ. G. Association, held services
at the Aims House, and Holly Tree Inn yes
terday afternoon.
The man with the pei forming bear passed
through Brandywiue Village, Saturday af.
ternoon, on his way to Chester.
Men were busy working all Saturday
Night pulling in a new pipe in front OF the
Water Works on the Brandywine.
George Talley the man attending the
toll gate on the Philadelphia Pike, had a
counterfeit $40 bill passed upon him, in pay
ment for toll.
A compostor in this office says the fines
looking girls in the city, can be found IL
Brandywine Village.
This spring Joseph L. Carpenter, r.,wil
erect eighty-fve brick houses in the Thirt
ward.
Mr.. William Bower, of this city, ha
removed TO Philadelphia, where he vii
open a confectionery store, at Fifth ant
Race streets.
The sunday school Of Bethel N. +
Church, Drandywine, will hold their mis-
sionary anniversary on the evening OF th
18th.
Yesterday was lovely day-air balmy:sk
blue warm sun churches full ; wome
smiling; sparrows mating; and wrens sing
ing--cnough for one day.
Why not sell tie alnshouse lot; what
would bring, would erect one large to loci
up all the tramps and strollers, who ammo
some people so much.
10 saoth disturbed feelings brought on b
a cold, and to cure coughs, Group an
hoarseness, give DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
which may be had at, Drug stores.
Our friends, Mr.. "Andrew" and MI
"Francis" had quite feast, on Lemonade
cake and all kinds of nuts, In house Q
Delaware Avenue, Saturday evening. The
enjoyed themselves hugely, being treated
music, both vocal and instrumental. Non
but the wealthy enjoys this life.
The Hon. Richard Vaux of Philadelphia