The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-07-12
MINOR LOCALS.

Excursion.
Dusty again.
Italians at work.
Hear tho locusls.
Troublesome flies.
--Pesky mosquitoes.
Beautiful moonlight.
-Bounliful hay harvest.
A rush to the sea shore.
Vegetation has taken new Jesse on
life.
Many visitors are nocking to our
town.
Monday and Tuesday were cool days
for July.
Every body is bringing job work to
this Office.
The cloverseed crop promises to be q
large one.
"A good shepherd dog for sale cheap
at this office.
Note Pyle & Litchtensteins' change
of ad. this week.
The prospect of plenty of apples and
grapes is very good.
Largest stock of wood and willow
ware in town at Wright's.
MIR. W. Rankin, of New London, Pa,
was in town on Saturday.
-Wright's sale of carriages on We'd
nesday, July 90. Sec sale bill.
The streets were put in first class
condition by the recent heavy rains.
Sections of the backbone of winter
keeps on getting weaker and weaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Pritchard will
please accept thanks for supply of cake
Mr. Chas. Blandy OF New York spent
the Fourth with his mother in this town.
The weather during the first part Of
the week was little cool for ice cream
business.
The heavy rain storm passed ovel
tnlb bocblou WI rfiuaJ hibhb hhAsi hiu pu'
little damage.
Some say money is scarce, while
others again say it is plentiful. Our
purse is slim enough.
Tomatoes are quite plentiful, but
still the same price as when they frs
appeared in our markets.
The colored band received new suit
this week. They will DO fine now whei
they appear on tine street.
"A large telegraph pole was erecte'
close to the Deer Park on Thursday, AM
the line of wires Strengthened.
"A new iron fence is being place.
around st. Thomas Episcopal Church
Certainly great improvement.
"A couple of men worked the tow
over this week, one mending umbrella
and the other grinding scissors.
Oriental Lodge, /. o. o. F. OF tn
town, will give an excursion to To
chester Beach about August first.
-Rehoboth is receiving great man
guests thus far. Tho summer will III
doubleday be a good one at that place
County Constable and CollectC
George C. Ward of Wilmington was /
town on Tuesday looking after son
claims.
Grabs win soon be plentiful in Z
river. If thers is anything that pleas
Newarkers it is to take him on crabbir
expedition.
III. b. Wright & Co., are sellil
their lap spreads and horse covers,
per cent. cheaper than you can buy san
elsewhere.
Miss Emma Choate will accept o.
thanks for beautiful boquet of flower
Many of them are of choice varieties, an
very fragrant.
Mr.. E. b. Staggers and sister of Phi
delphia spent last Saturday and Sundi
with Mr.. ]. G. Shivler, agent P. &B. Il
in this town.
-"Fronchy" says he was picking b.
ries when the Sheriff had his shootir
irons in full view. He said it with
genuine shrug.
Mrs. NJ. F. Choate keeps constant
on hand all flavors of ice cream; also, fl
cakes and confectionery. Give her C
and be convinced.
MANY persons are rushing to the s,
shore. Atlantic City will be we'll rep
scented. Whom you go there don't forl
Tioga Cottage.
1t would not be bad idea to ha
the gas lighted on dark, stormy mig
The moon does not shine when it
cloudy, and light is needed.
We would call the attention of I
readers this week to j. f. Mullin Il So
ad. They set forth their mode of do
business. They are perfectly reliable
The troughs being placed in the trat
OF the P.W. & B. r. r., just east of toy
will soon be in working operation. An
CINE to do the pumping is being pla
in position.
Mr.. Nelson X. Warner has par
with his troting mare, "Flora Swim
He says that he has one that will 81
the boys something on the snow the C,
ing winter.
Mrs. Roach is always able to SUI
the constant demand for her excellent
cream. Give her call and test tho a
ity of this cream. she also keeps on h
a choice lot of confect inery.
A family preparing to go to the
shore presents scene likely to turn
head of the staidest person into ray
maniac. Ten thousand questions are
and never answered, in five minutes.
The morning mail going North,