The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-04-12


business was slightly dull on We'd
nesday.
The howl has commenced about the
peach crop.
"Wednesday made good st. Pat
rick's day.
This town will soon have $40, 900
public school house.
Farmers were busy blowing during
the first of the week.
Did you vote on Tuesday, An enor-
nous (p) vote was polled.
The Ellxton letter was received too
late for insertion this week.
Note the adv. of S. Pierson in this
issue. Horsemen take notice,
Lex. Barney of Wilmington to the
front Read his adv in this issue.
Rankin Armstrong makes II happy
announcement in this issue. See adv,
The Vestry room of the Episcopal
Church has beon handsomely decorated.
Read Mrs. r. s. Kirby's adv. in this
issue. Her spring stock is full and com
plete.
The spring poet has not ghost Of a
chance to show his illusions on beautiful
spring.
Palm Sunday was duly observed in
the Episcopal and Catholic churches in
this town.
Mr.. Cloud Peirson, who severely cut
his foot last Fridry is improving, we are
glad to say.
The matter of electing Town Com
missioners has been disposed of for
another year,
No doubt many felt tired on Tues
day evening after attending the election
in the afternoon.
Note the change in the COOPERATIVE
Co.'s adv in this issue. They invite a
careful inspection,
Any one desiring their house Or fence
painted, should give VIM. II. Fisher of
this town chance.
1t is said that it takes one half hour
to work dough into loaf of bread. Yes,
we judge it kneads it,
"A peanut famine is now threatened.
Should such be the case, what will cir.
cuses do for attractions?
The birds that have built their nests
had them full on Wednesday. A sort of
Pickering white wash, as it were.
For an excellent shave, hair cut and
shampoo, call at the tonsOrial saloon at
the Deer Park Hotel. Al. Holman.
DO not fail to see the beautiful drama
at the Wilmington Opera House on Mon.
day night, entitled "IIearts of Oak"
Those who have made garden
ought to be thankful for the snow, as it
will kill the insects and grubs exposed to
view.
"A new street is being opened, which
will tend to widen the town. Some
seventy or eighty dwellings will be
erected.
Alex f. Williamson Is III New ORR
this week making purchases for Spring
trade Inc announcement VIII appear
next week.
AN the children III newark are III
vited 10 go to st. Thomas Episcopa
ohurch on Easter o""u"S "i'ei"oo' !"
o'clock.
There mas Deeh many an Aplll Dea
TINS month on spring "neh the I's'
section oil win'er Is gone why 'l'e" 'oof
ior summer
Miss Llzzie H. fhlillpS' OIL winning
ton, was elected Superihtehue"' oi 'l'
JuVehlle lSmpiarS OIL 'ie ''"'e' "' DoNoI
March @otl''
There Is 10 DC speolal service 10
children at the Episcopal ohnrch on gun
day afternoon farehtS shoulu 20 VIII
their chllureh'
Tomorrow NLaS'er1 'horo VIII u
held IN tine NJ NJ Churcii sor'iooS "pp,S
pirate TO the OCCASION All arc 'o''''i''
ih'iteu W "''e
during tue long h0C u"sS y. Wv
coming summer ono eau looN o"oH ""'
feel cool whenever 'hey '"'iN oi u"
snow storm OF this week
-"Good spring weather this' was NV
way it was put on wednesday apr
always was queer month"; anu Sio
more cranky than usual TINS week.
P Plunkett " Co" Oh loo """ -
Market street, wilmington appear III
change OF ad. in TINS issue ihoy III
perfectly reliable Give them call