The Morning herald., 1878-07-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.


No paper wi be issued from this Office
tomorrow. 24J asf II c5Htl
HIPS Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or
Brown, so cents. ~ E1iia3'l.@ z, IA
q The NJ. 8. R. A. will picnic in Riddles
Woods this afternoon. .t,,
Sparrows in our city are becoming too
numerous to mention. ~ 80, ~. y
Good hats at low prizes u. McCloskey's
Opera House HAt rtore. 81 I'D
A fine Mackinaw hat for 50 at Nc
Closkey's, 812 Market street.
Tickets for the Quaker Aesembly's Ex~
cursion are selling very rapidly.
The ,Brandywine M. E. Church will give
on excursion to Atlantic City to-day.
Go to Paxson's Gallery and have good
photograph taken, 7th and Market streets.
Wyoming Literary Association will picnic
at Rosendale Park this afternoon and even
ing. .ee.sssr- ri 8.7gs 5
st. Josephs' Beneficial Society will picnic
in Squirrel Run Woods this afternoon and
evening. ~ s........s-f rs.srf
st. Paul's R. G. Sunday School will hold
picnic at Mt, Cuba to-day. Trains will
run all day. .ea 5a y,a,,o iA .a'
Fine summer hats of all styles at Nc
Closkey's Opera House Hat store, S12
Market street. -
Remember the Quaker Assembly's Excur-
sion to Hsrewood Park, on Thursday. July
1S. Tickets, $1.00. e #@n I
q The cars on the City Railway to-day will
run down to Fifth and Market streets only,
excepting to meet trains. Il
The Quaker Assembly's Excursion train
leaves the depot at Z o'clock, sharp, on the
morning Of July IS, for Harew ood Park.
1t is said grand display of freworks
will be made this evening from boat on
the Delaware River opposite Pennsgrove.
W. s. Wood, taxidermist, No. 9O3 Market
strset, Wilmington. Del. All kinds Of
birds, beasts and reptiles stuffed to order.
Strawberries grow SO large In Delaware
now that our farmers think seriously of en-
larging their patches and growing them on
trees. eaa.r ~..". -w-s~ aa-TF
The Live Oak Assembly's First Grand
Excursion to Pepnsgrove, on Thursday,
July 26th. Tickets, SO cents; ladies tickets,
25 cents. &. @ rMT
Young America should be careful to-day
IN their eDjoyments. There are always lots
of accidents to chronicle after the Fourth
has passed. i.,+, Is
This morning the Laugh and Grow Fat
Club will have tub race and swimming
match In the Brandywine at the foot Of
Ninth street.
The Washy boys are to go down to
Salem to-day to take alook at the Salem
Fire Department, and witness trial of
their engines.
The erepairs of the Reliance Engine House
are now about completed and the engine of
the Company is once more snugly ensconced
under its roof.
The B. G.. L. Association of Dup Points
Banks will give their fifth annual picnic in
Squirrel Run Woods, on Saturday, July l3.
Tickets, so cents. '"
Prof. Ellinger's full brass and string band
has been engaged to accompany the Quaker
Assembly's Excursion to Harewood Park on
Thursday, July IL.
The Phoenix bell has decidedly improved
in tone since last Saturday night, owing to
its position having been somewhat changed
since IL was first put up. .,-
Adults tickets, $10O; children between
the ages of 5 and 10 years. so cents, on the
Quaker Assembly's Excursion to Harewood
Park on Thursday, July Is. .ms a. aE
The public has been SO often humbugged
with worthless medicinal preparations that
only few good ones now remains in use.
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture is one of them.
The Washington Steam Fire Engine and
Hook and Ladder Company will give their
twenty ninth annual excursion to Cape May
on the 29th of August. "Non siba sed
omnibus" is the motto Of the I" Washy"
boys. 9 @."
Some Of our windy editors who have Of |
late objected to the juries which the CoroS
ner has formed were yesterday appointed
on one to hold an inquest on the body OF Q
colored map,-which should result salts
factory to both the people and the editors.
It moved down the street at q random
rate, rst collecting itself from around q
fire plug and then trying to sit down on an
ma ginative chair which It saw on one of
Jackson's bill boards, gathered itself up
from the pavement wrapt in mystery and
vending its way across to the next saloon;
seemed to be happy. 1t was enjoying the
Fourth. ~ a... 49,. .... 5.s.. ..'nr
DEATH FROM SWALLOWING CHERRY
'4 H'''N SEEDS.
Benjamin Bee, colored man employed
~ DR.. Chandler, of Centreville, died sud ,,
lenly u few days ago, from swallowing |
,herry seeds while eating cherries. A tea
,up full of seeds we're found In his stomach