The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-09
MINOR LOCALS.
Splendid weather for wheat.

fore.
There is some talk of another rail
road passing through this town.
The May term Of the New Castle
County Court convenes on Monday.
Two Of the children of Mr.. Rankin
Armstrong are i'll from chicken pox.
Prof w. d. Mackey and wife of this
town, are visiting friends in Baltimore.
The attention of our readers are call
ed the large ad. Of the Cecil county Fair.
Mrs. David Wright of Elktou is visit
ing her mother, Mrs Yandegrift, of this
town.
Mrs. A. A. Curtis is lying danger
ously i'll at the residence of her husband
in this town.
Mr.. Theo. +. Armstrong returned
home on Wednesday evening from trip
to Gettysburg.
Frost on Saturday night. Vegeta-
ton was not injured-becacse it is not
enough advanced.
-, ,,na,l n ,,,.al .,zA 49,
len,th ohor1d oo1, -, I,o n -. ~
has COVE Al o. Eo - o -''' 49, ''o"''' "
80 ~ " ~ '0'u'.
did NO don,o.o 49, $50 w. g. A.,
streets and clean out the cutters.
hr' Rankin armstrong prominent
al 20 lie ha5 sas sU" las los. De.n . '0'i''A
p'''''
SiiSs ''ertie Siiuail oil newport, Del,
mas peeh visiting her uncle, Mr. Allen
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-Fiy time-When you hear the old
sei'ieiiiah approaching g. ana the captlvat-
ing young MISS IS urging you to go.
lo"'iu huSSer ol baltimore, a stu
uon, '' Ino academy was quite Ill last
SeeA' nc ID apparently as well as ever
"o".
ne iaise s'ie neiu at the Deer fark
M E"'uiuay iast' was wen attended.
is %0' ePirl'eu anu prices ootained
$50
b., us us t Ll]Nle -. NAMES VI newark
-, FL ~ I'm ~ Sioi,u d "eeA "i'n her
.'..', MS Ni"r''i" NieSSiiher aC ohes-
IT,
For the latest styles and the lowest
~, ~ -. - ili'''',iy 20 " miS' LOGO B.
% cnaln S'iee' HeN' uoor 10 presbyterian
' N0"NA De''
-rhe large silver maple that stood in
Hont OF the tenement house of Mr.. Geo.
,noa 49,, n' 49, oooupieu py ME- '"coD oaSho'
No"" 'll-' WEN
"A party composed OF the students of
.ne Ooiege leit town last night for
North East, where the will render the
any Oh our readers wishing for sit
H "ouiu 10 wen 10 reau the busl-
T., n.oo oa'u Vi w. Nichoias 20, which
10 iiiSer'eu IN another place.
..,- prioN Haih mas Oeeh iaiu from the
WALK, Vi MAN street, 10 the door OF
Tne Iis' Presbyterian Church TINS town.
~ 10 ior inc dement, oil the sunday school.
Mr.. Edgar Finley, of the firm of
finiey' Garrett * Wilson, hardware mer-
'iiaii's' Oh wilmington, and family are
VISITING MI W. Atmore woodrow, ofthis
'o"h'
We were surprised and grievd few
evenings ago, to find that a number of
1he stone, which formed the path along
'he road leading to Elkton, had been
removed
The College RepietO saws: Howard
Macsherry will lecture in the oratory on
thursday evening May 2eth. We are
glad 10 know this, and believe others
Will DC aiso'
On Saturday, May 10th, the College
Base Ball Club will visit Dover and cross
bats with the club at that place. We
are almost confident that the College
boys Will win.
]. Dobson appears in this issue with n
neat card calling the attention of his
friends and natrons IN tho raot thn. -
mas thrown open his ice cream parlors.
Gall and see him.
The concert and exhibition given bv
the South Bank Sunday School on Satur-
day evening last, was success. The at
tendence was good, and those who took
part did very creditably.
Mr. Milton White - Co,,.. r.,
Co., Md, now in his S3rd years, is re-
markably active for one of his age. He
can read the finest print by candle light.
without the aid of spectacles.
Mr.. Joseph Sweeney LIVING roor
this town, sold his trotter iast weoI 20 n
gentleman in Philadelpbia for seo5