The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-25
MINOR LOCALS

--Dusty-,hr streets,
Lighter clothes are needed.
More like city every day-Newnrk
THE next thing out-Thc seventeen
year locust.
-Tabeaux yivant next Thursday
evening at Exchange Hall
The question is, which are the most
plentiful, "Fish dealers or fish,
No doubt in the least but what there
will he May Cnowcrs) next month.
Churches were largely attended last
sabbath. The weather was delightful
Spring fever was almost epidemic
here this week. Noscrions results, how
ever.
The question is asked by those who
wish to build. "Whrrr shall our lot be
rasO?'
Read the advertisement of the Big
sale to take place at Peer Park Hotel on
May md.
Miss Lille Rambo, of Elkton, Md,
spent several days with her sister here
this week.
Mrs. Josie Cantwcll of Charlestown,
Md, paid Il short visit to Mrs. Annabel
Bowen this week,
The fashion of clipping with coach
men has changed to rolling rink manager,
Verify, fashion is tickle.
Special Meeting of the stockholders
Of Newark Grange was held in Grange
Hall Thursday afternoon.
We would call attention to the
school Commissioners advertisement of
property in this issue.
Presiding Elder, Chas. X. Hill, of
this district, will preach in the NJ. +.
Church tomorrow evening.
The season approachcth when Il
young man trembleth when he passeth
an ice cream saloon with his girl.
Go to Exchange Hall to see the tab
leaux and hear the music Thursday
night Benefit of NJ Il. sunday School.
In his latest and best venture we
wish Brother Reeve Of the Middlctown
Eru unbounded success and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. james z. Morrison Of
this town will accept our thanks for a
bountiful supply of delicious wedding
cake.
House cleaning time is at hand, The
busy house keeper is seen scratching,
cleaning and putting the house in apple
pie order.
A small child of Burton Messick's,
who resides on New London Avenue,
was buried in the Chapel burning ground,
on Tuesday last.
-"Citizcn" in last issue, advocates that
Choatc street be paved, This request,
If it were needed and complied with,
would be Of no little advantage.
On and after Saturday, to-day +, NJ.
{. Choate will keep constantly on hand,
Vienna bread, and will serve it to GUS
toners in any part of the town.
The well-known firm of =. y. Mich
olas 4 Co. are advertising with us for
men. This is Il good opening for any
man who wishes permanent situation.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Wilson having been
obliged to leave his old stand has stored
his goods ut his residence, where he will
sell and fill orders until his new store is
finished.
considerable debate is going ON at
present between the assigned, "Contrbu-
tor and zone of the Committee" in our
columns in regard to the Salem Church
difficulty.
The moonlight nights bring forth
the promenadcrs. The young man who
enjoyed the benign heat of the glowing
anthracite, will not now hesitate to cream
mp occasionally.
Preaching in Grange Hall, Lords
day, April 10Th, at 1890 A. NJ, and 7;43
( r. m, by Elder &. Z, Colcr of Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md All
K are welcome
The next thing that we will hear
will be strike Of the skating Kinks.
The are so numerous, you know, and the
weather is getting uncomfortably warm
lorsuch sport.
All the members of Newark Lodge,
No. u, |. O. of q. T. are urged to be
II present at their next meeting, as election
Of officers for the ensuing term takes
Il place at that time.
n The books belonging to the Newark
Library Association have been packed,
and will not be given out until they are
deposited in their new quarters at the
store Of VIM. NJ Wilson.
Elsewhere appears VIM. II. Cooks
ari for flowers and vegetable plants
Mr. Cook is gentleman whom we can
heartily recommend, and We would ask
I ior him liberal patronage
All potato planters fancy they arc
planting the best variety ever growed in
The States. Yet in this StatemenD they
/ may be left, as Jersey takes the lead in
/ sweet potatoes, if not in size.
-Messrs Locke & Stewart carpet
dealers, 800 Market street, Philadelphia
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