The Morning herald., 1877-10-02
Local Affairs
Il = LOCAL NOTES.

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Tomorrow will be market day?
Advertise your goods and wares.
Job work is done at the HERALD Office.
The leaves on the trees are changing color.
Some of our citizens will attend the
Middletown Fair tomorrow. |
Mccall, charged with counterfeiting, will
be sentenced in the United States Court to-
day. .t3 m +"" ''.'. ,''
The schooner 3. 4 8. Corson Is now at |
the,yards Of Pusey, Jones & Co. undergoing
repairs. W W. "' "'" ~
On Saturday night Daly's Fifth Avenue
company will appear OF the Opera House in
william A. Turner, formerly engaged in
the shoe business in this city, died at Paola,
Kansas, on Sunday. DIN ~ J." 1T. ''". ''''
William Haley has succeeded D. Thomp-
son, Jr., It, the Avenue Market, on Tenth
street, west Of Orange. d.. ..+
The schooner Sussex, of this city, has
arrived from Milton with wood, and is dis
charging at the wharf Of Enoch Moore.
To Gswthorp and Brother has been
awarded the coutraet for heating apparatus
for. No. School, which, completed, will
cost $780, al IL, ''ru4 a"1
The schooner Lulu Lynn, of Laurel, Del,
arrived here on Saturday with cargo of
old rails from City Point, Va, for the Dia-
mond State Mills. ,s.t DD ,.,.. tra
Right Rev. Bishop Becker administered
The sacrament Of eenlrmation on Sunday
at St. Peters Church, New Castle. Some
twenty converts were confirmed. D..
Wachter, the barber, is located in the
basement on the southeast corner Of Fifth
and Market. Step down and see whether
he cannot give you a good shave. ta..g .r.
A meeting of the Cooperative Associs-
tioa of Wilmington will be held this even
ing at X O'Clock, in McDonnell's Hall,
corner Sixth and shipley streets. All are
invited. l,. ...., ,-..
The attention Of the Board of Health Is
called to the locality Of Pine street, between
Second and Third, where ashes, often
mixed with decaying garbage, Is used for
paying. ', .... .....
Ladies' gentlemen and children wishing
to join Professor Webster's dancing classes
have but this week to do so, as later than
that no pupils will be received until the
next auarter. I'D,
DR.. Hsssenplug, the wonderful healer,
who performed such wonderful cures in our
city nine years ago, is now performing still
greater wonders at his institute. GIL North
10Th street, Philadelphia. Call and see him,
ye afflicted. 20 .a'. 10 '
The largest consignment Of Sewing Ma
chimes ever brought to this city was received
at the Singer office yesterday. But people
may be anxious to know the number-there
are seventy in ALL Those who think Of pur-
chasing machines wou uld do well to call on
Az. Vanduzee, manager, 424 Market
| street. Cd. ar...5. l,J s...., 4H -.N nr.
The Morning Star Division, No. 2, 8. of
T., will celebrate their anniversary with a
temperance Meeting At the Grand Opera
House on Tuesday evening, Oct. 9. The
following speakers will sddress the meeting:
General Louis Wagner, of Philadelphia;
Rev. George R. Bristor, of New Castle, and
Mesers. John G. Bryant and James Har9is,
of this city. Professor John R. Sweeney,
aided by some Of Wilmington's best vocal.
lists, will sing number Of soul stirring tenn
perancs songs. ssAll are cordially invited to
attend. There is no charge for admission,
but reserved seats can be secured at Bough-
man, Thomas & Co.'s, for 10 cents each.
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