The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-03-22

Public sales are lew ana Nv pe1"ten'
The blue bird piped his tuneful lay,
this week.
rho h,so hall season rapidly an
proachetlI.
srr;,o !. Machining IN linper. Let us
home she will Ionper linrer.
7, ,no,,, .,ime that n little of the
,,oJ, ,,os sh,ur this month.
~. a,.a ,,iso ,,t
ord oonss az, in simmer yorb.
~. .,.., ...n, orriysd IN
ihe ei"','oN'"' So w.,
-Ano''i0r ruu"i" 49, '.,,,'
" ior :" '''p :" " "'"'"7 ,'"' ~ -.
The mud dried on the s'ree.s u'i'"H
the clear uayS 'n's "eoN '0'' fo''
"A Sunday afternoon ser'lce IL "o"
held in the Episcopal Church. at4 ciocN'
Please note the adv. Of Jas. A. Kelley
in this issue. You will hnd nm !'li"oie'
SEQ Westcott & Cummings al. III
this issue. You cannot go to a better
place for photo.
Good prices were realized at the sale
of DIR. G. Henry, on Thursday afternoon
Many were in attendance.
Miss Uallic Choa,e, youngest daught-
ar of Mr.. Stephen r. Choale Of this town
is lying very i'll with quinscy.
-Rufas Oldham of Elkton, has secured
n situation under Joseph johnson, one OF
the r. & O. contractors, as time.keeper.
Front Yards are being cleared of
,ubbish. giving the young grass chanse
to ret the warmeth from the sun and
grow.
Sheriff Smith of Elkton, was in town
sunday NIGHT looking for Il horse thief.
The horse was Stolen from party in
Christiana,
If ia said that the public roads, dur
uy the first OF the week. were in worse
oord,ti,n than was eve, known in the
last 6rtv wears.
S,hsorihors of the LEDGER changing
,hc;r residents on The 25th. will please
H., ma word sn that we can properly
send the paper to them.
,, M. C.oi. 20 o,l,,ort Neu
Vi. a,,l Ny;sa po1,o Van Bislkirk Of
povoroe Nav Jorsey. spent several day
tins week with the Misses Lindsey.
al. ,,i..,,,os
D'"SS'o'' 'O'''''i''''' '''',,N - -,
90 ~ "% m,, W. VA y tan aovsano IT.
,',l,,,,, a..a,od tyitl,rt being defeated.
81 ,n;o
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"A surprise party visited heV. L. II
Haynes and wife on Tuesday evening
gives us pleasure to sec that ME- haync
is appreciated ny the congregation o' III
church.
"A little more rain IS sadly needeu
this locality, and then travelling oy ca
riage will be stopped lhere wouiu
fun floating around IN gohdoia OF so'n'
thing else.
Farmers arc now over hauldlns larmlh
that have been properly cared for are
somewhat better condition than those lie
nnder tree all winter.
ST. Patrick's day passed very plea
antlv The sun shope quite warm, b,
fine night set in with all the Indications
rain. Shelah dayned clear and was
real spr;up-like day.
Iomov D,,o oldest SIM Of Somu
NJ. ~ ,,,;, to,,,,, ,vlo hos hoen In do
800 hoo,tr ro, coma veeks past. IL
homo on Monday last to visit relatives
PHILADELPHIA and elsewhere.
The Grand Jury of Cecil county,
their last sitting at Elkton, found tr
hill against Howard Titus, for an assar
on Alexander Evans, Jr., with intent
kill Both parties live in Elkton.
The mud machine began work in L
river on Monday, near Elkton. There
81 900 more to be spent, and we ho
that the river NAV DO deepentd al
widened to make it navigable for SIN
crafts.
On Thursday evening last, the eli
dren of the Grammar School tender
their teacher, Miss Agnes Ray, a surpr
party at her home. A very pleasant evt
ing was enjoyed by both teacher a
scholars.
License for marriage in Maryland
but 60 cents. The House OF Delega
passed The bill on wednesday after 80
debate No doubt the preachers
MARYLAND will have few more m