The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-19
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1884.
MINOR LOCALS
.enty Of tablets left yet.

-Nolmer VIII play 'oafapahue ny
Bach. violincelo.
Another good snow storm. Plenty
of sleighing.
-Mr.C. G Clayton will give II tenor solo
at the Guild concert, january goth
The most interesting things seen early
Tuesday morning, were street cleaners.
Read the Colby Clothes Wringev ad,
in this issue. Said to be flrst-class
article.
The Co-Operative have an attractive
sd. in this issue. Read il and profit
thereby.
We challenge no better results than
those derived from advertising in the
LEDGER.
Farmers having Corn shelters that
need repairing should take them 10 i. A.
Watson & Co.
DO not forget to attend the sale of
the late Jas. Grow, on Jan. cath. T. }.
Scott auctioneer.
Mr.. Richard d. Aiken and son from
Sassafras Neck spent several days this
week at the Deer Park.
-1en-dollar-sn- hour seighs can be
brought out and the moneyed man can
spend few hours in the cold
If you want to sell your farm or stock
and implements advertise through these
columns and yeu will be benefited.
An operate selection entitled "Gently
fall the Dews of Eve" will be sung by
the ladies Of the chorus on Jan. Goth.
"A large party of sleigiiers from Will
mingtou visited the residence of Mr.. E.E.
ocheltree, here, Thursday night.
The small boy and owners OF horses
(fast and Slow, are happy, very happy at
the proposed fun notwithstanding and
sleighing.
DO not fail to hear Memberships beau
tlful soprano and alto duet. ''The May
Bell and the flowers" To be sung at tho
Guild concert.
Mr.. ]. c. Shiveler showed MS Curl
ousity in hens egg. 1t was formed like
gourd in every particular, and the shell
wes very hard.
You will, probably, never have another
chance to hear Louis Volmer, for thirty
five cents. Take advantage of this OPP
portunity, Jan. Goth.
Now is the time to bring in your job
work. We were never better prepared to
do the work as now. Any and all kinds
cheaper than in the city
We enjoyed the first snow thai
afforded sloighing very much, and hope
TO enjoy this as much as the first stand
ing in front of the office looking at thu
"fiy ers."
Miss Rena Choate, of this town, lef
here on Tuesday evening in company will
her aunt Mrs. f. f. Thomas who lives il
Philadelphia, where she will remain for
season.
Snow had hardly fallen before sleigh
ers were out in force. Nothing like a
early start. Colder weather than thi
when any one gets left around this town
And don't forget it.
A very pleasant entertainment wa
given in OFT Chapel Thursday nigh
Prof. Richie of Wilmington furnishe
music. All were pleased. The conoel
will no doubt be repeated again.
Mr.. John L. Lewis has been confine
to the house since New Years day fror
the effects of severe fall which brok
ono OF his ribs. We are glad to state he
improving, and will be around soon.
Mr.. Benjamin Pearce Of Wilmington
was in town on Monday. This is the fir'
time Mr.. p. has been in Newark for
number of years, and he was hearth
welcomed by all his old friends.
Mr.. John E. Lewis will soon ha,
out a beautiful new sleigh. The rame
the sleigh will be "Reindeer No. l.
Casho & Watson are building it 1t wi
make nice appearance. Let it come,
One dollar and fifty cents pays IL
bill. This is all we ask for the LEDGE
for one year in advance. Do not forg
that six months have already taken win,
and flown away Come right away al
see us.
The regular meeting of the Ladie
Aid Society of the NJ. E. Churcl
which was announced for Thursdi
night, was postponed until this Satu
day evening. A full attendance
desired.
On next Tuesday evening Anch,
n /. NJ
officers for the coming yaar Asit
from this the meeting will be one
special interest. Members please tai
notice.
The extra services announced son
two weeks ugo will commence in Il
NJ Il. Church to morrow. Rev. T.
Gardner of Wilmington will preac
All are invited to attend these NEE
ings
No grsnder sight was presented
the eye than that on Tuesday and We
nesday mornings of this week. Natu
outrivaled herself in decorating forest Al
dale in gorgeously-gotten up robes
sable white.
Young, old, little, big, fast, slo
white, gray, sorrel, bay, iron gray, fl
looking and miserable looking horses to-
part in the racing on the streets Il
week. No doubt they were all go
horses, but some of them were very pc
trottsrs.
win lome one please rise and tell t
citizens of this town, what was the mi
ter with the street lamps on Nc
day night. 1t was very dark, and t
sidewalks were slippery, and the lam
ought to have been lit until the moon W
ready to get up.