The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-06

in saying that s. NJ. Donnell, Esq, as
agent for d. w. Harnish of Lancaster
county, Pa, sold the brick house of Rob
ert Crocs, in this town. Mr.. Donnel act
ed as agent for Robert Croes, and sold the
property to D. W. IIarnish.
On Wednesday morning John Stew
art, living at McClellandsville, died, after
a lingering illness of over year. lie
leaves a wife and two children to mourn
their loss. He was about "a years of age
Funeral services takes place Monday al
l o'clock. Services and interment at
Head of Christiana Church.
AT the town meeting on Wednesday
night to take action in relation to cx-
tending the boundaries and having new
charter granted, was postponed until
Wednesday evening, Dec. 10. On motion,
5. NJ. DOnnell was made chairman and
Geo. W. Williams, secretary, See adj
We might say that Fall fingers in
the lap of Winter, as the weather for the
past week or so has been very pleasant.
OF course there will be plenty of cold
weather and lots of sleighing, we hope,
because if there is any thing to make the
days of winter attractive it is to see the
trotters ON the snow. Lots of fun, you
know.
The nightly meetings ut the NJ. Il.
Church seem to be both pleasant and
profitable. 1t is expected they will be
continued. Tomorrow morning at 1880
there will be adult baptism and commune
ion, and at 1870 p. NJ. an urgent appeal
will be made to the unconvcrted; fol-
lowed by revival services. An are invited
to these meetings,
The well started in Mr. John Lewis
Yard, near the Deer Park Hotel, did not
pan out as well Us some other wells. Two
wells were started, but neither was fin
ished, from the fact that the auger was
caught by rocks, falling from above. The
third well has been started and we sim
cerely hope this one will be finished.
The last one is on the old style.
w. ii. Hartlovc, 2O6 East Third St,
Wilmington, is the place to go when you
want to purchase breech and muzzle-
loading guns, rifles, aud pistols, shooting
suits and sporting goods, His stock is
complete Mr.. Hartlovc, who gives the
business MS persohtl ana ehtire atteh-
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variety oil their STOCK make II an cas-!
matter to supply and demand, while thu
prices are us low as the market affords
\ visit to their stores will not be re
GREETED.
The lovers of music will have rar
opportunity of gratifying their taste fo
this fine art by attending the concert il
the College Oratory, on Tuesday even
ing next. The University singers iron
New Orleans have performed in many o
our first class cities and received tn
highest commentator there. The obicc
they aim to accomplish appeals to tn,
sympathies of the generous and humane
in our community, and we trust they will
have crowded house.
Many of our fellow townsmen avail
ed themselves of the opportunity of Wis
iting the scene of operations ON the b.
and o. these last few moonlight evening.
The blazing fire, eager watchers, bus,
workmen, clear sky and the echoing, nu
steal and fascinating sounds of the axes
saws and etc, presented to the beholder'
eyes picture well worthy OF place OF
IN artists canvas, and sound TO ms ear