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

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inns town. VIII appear Ill Il new chahge OF
ad' next week lie is howtu prepared
for the holiday trade
"A pleasant dance was held at the
residence OF Evan w. Lewis III TINS town
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If you want something warm, get
hot stew of oysters at Mrs ). y. Roach's
saloon on Main street. Get stew and
test the quality of these oysters.
-Pennock 4 Foremen, clothicrs, 9th
and Market streets, Wilmington, appear
with new nd in this issue. Read it
carefully and then give them a call.
Miss Emma Dake and Miss Katie
Rankin, both of Louisville, Kentucky
are at present guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Evan w. Lewis, ut the Delaware House.
r,o wanna f,Ilo,y. l;yipo lint sbort
,ii,.,,o s., mt, ..,r+,d ,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,
long AGO, carving lantern to see bv
There is nothing like getting Il GOOD. earl,
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rnnort or tho rponnninv services n
tho Salem NJ Il. Church Of thc Christian,
charge. and brief history of this "olt
land mark of Methodism," will be fount
in another column.
Tho cor.ort o;,or in tho COLLAR,
orotory rrder tbe a,ynicns or the Athnn
man I;teror,, sociaty NJ DaIavoro Collog,
was rare treat to those who attended
The hall was well filed.
The fair of st. Johns Catholic Church
that was held in Exchange Hall, wal
closed last Saturday night The attend
ance was medium. We did not learn how
much money was Noted.
The prospect for building boon
here in the spring is very flattering a
present. MANY new places of business
and private dwellings will be erected
Our enterprising citizens are over aliv,
tn their towns interest.
A pleasant party was rendered Nj
and Mrs Ryan ON Wednesday evening
last, by their friends who came to con
graduate and bid them farewell before
they take their departure from town.
In another column appears the motto,
of Hyland 4 Co., recent purchasers of tn
Newark brick yard. We heartily recon-
mend these gentlemen to the public. !
will be to the interest of builders to give
the above firm call.
Mr. VIM. Medill. of Lancaster, Ohio
Maid a visit TO his brother Geo. Medill
of Pencader hundred, last week. Fl
started for home on Tuesday. He say
that he can see great improvements il
Newark in the last five years.
ladies in the country i'm need q
hair trimmings, in the way of switche,
bangs, and in fact all that goes to max
the head of a lady look neat and stylish
should call on Mrs. A. S. Rollo, cor. 1T