The Morning herald., 1877-11-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

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House, this evening.
10000 bricks will be used for the bottom
of the new Reservoir.
The managers of the Industrial Exhibif
tion will meet this evening.
Last evening DR.. Burner Lectured in the
Institute Hall, on "The Heart and Lungs, y
The Hutchinson Family is announced 10
appear at the Opera House on December
5th.
John Buttercup, the milkman, will apo
pear tonight, at the P. N. L. 8. entertain>
ment.
Hon. Harry Sharpley addressed the Y. M.
q. A. Lyceum, IN their rooms, on Tuesday
evening.
Letters patent have been re-issued to s.
N. Trump, of this city, for a toy scroll
saving machine.
Prof. Webster's dancing classes meet this
afternoon and evening, in his Dancing room,
at the Masonic Temple.
Mr.. Mackey, one Of the Oldest citizens Of
citizens of Newark, this county, died Tues
day night, in the 10th year of his age.
A social tea drinking will be held in the
Sunday School room of the Second Baptist
church, this evening. Tickets 25 cents.
If you have decayed teeth and want good
work done, and at low price, go to S21
Shipley Street, where you will find either
DR.. Shelp or DR.. Winner.
John G. Cole has been appointed Justice
of the Peace and Notary Public, vice Esq.
E. B. Frazer, whose time had expired. Mr..
Cole was sworn in by Esq. Publ, yesterday.
The U. s.Revenue Cutter, Louis McLane,
that has been undergoing repairs for the
past six months. at Pusey, Jones 4 Co., will
leave to-day for her station at Pensacola,
Florida.
Tuesday, at the Deer Park Hotel, New ark,
Coroner Rose, of this city, held an inquest
over the body of colored male infant,
which had been faund dead in bed. A ver-
lict of death from natural causes was ren>
Tered by the jury.
The peoples remedy for the cure of all
coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hoarsepess, Bron-
hits, Group, Influenza, Whooping Cough,
ncipiert Consumption, and tor the relisf of
PATIENTS in advanced stages of the dlsea Sc
5 DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup, Price 25 cents.
On Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
'aggart were visited by a party of ladies
nd gentlemen, at their place of residence.
nd presented with several gifts in recogni-
ion of their services at the Asbury NJ. E.
hurch and Sunday School, This affair was
n entire surprise to Mr.. Taggart and bis
Idy.
Work at the Reservoir is fast approaching
)mpletion. The sides have been finished,
nd as soon as the bottom shall have been
lddled and bricked, which will occupy
w days, water will be run into the basin to
revent the frost from damaging the brick
ork.
To-day, Stidham Il Son, anctioneers, will
| at public sale, for Philemma Chandler,
valuable farm property on the Kennett .
ike, five miles from this city. The farm
,ntains eightystwo and one-half acres; has y
rye and substantial buildings, and is in
st class order. '.
"Caught in His Ow Trap; or, Persona. +,
on" will constitute part of this evenings v
at the P. N. L. 8. entertain
ent. This is q beautiful little comedy,
ID was written by Mrs. Charles Kemble, q
no, with her husband, frequently appeared oi
it. There are only two characters, but to
cy assume frequent disgulses. q,
The coming change in the time of run &C
Dg the trains on the Delaware R. R., will th
t affect the mails or the delivery Of ex- l.
ess matter; and moreover, 1t will be q h.
eat advantage to residents along the line, A
owing them half of one day, night and 10
If the next day in Philadelphia. Under tu
, present arrangement of rnnning trains, tn
~ are obliged to he absent from home NJ
zee days. es
Mr.. VanDuzee is proud with energy. He til
$ rented large space in the Institute for co
coming Exhibition. He intends to ex fv
ut as no other in the same business can. he
e gentlemen will all be in love with the m
v lady, and ber dress will furnish her ch
ters Of this city with conversation for the 20
It year. Fail not in visiting the Singer, fo
l purchase from the stranger. Face, tn
ure, and form, will be there: without
lbt. til