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

Oyster season is over, So Mrs. s. X.
Roach has sold her stock, and has now
on hand at her parlors ON Main street,
ice cream of all ilavors. Nothing better
this warm weather than u good plate Of
cream. Your patronage is solicited.
For wavy front pieces, switches, and
all that goes to make the heads of ladies'
neat and attractive, call on Mrs \. 5.
Rollo, Cor 9TH and King 81. Wilmington
Del. She never fails to please
If you have any old pictures of
deceased friends do not allow them To
fade, before you take them TO Jas j.
JurlOn, photographer, 6l5l Market street
Wilmington, Del, and have them copied
lie copies from any size and in any style.
Mr. VIM. Taylor is the authorized
agent of this this town for NJ Mcgary &
son, furniture dealers, SIG Tatnall street,
Wilmington, Delaware, all orders left at
this office viii receive prompt attention
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Reply to Contributor. "


(nflStlAna. ljcl., April Il, %.
MEssRs. EpIToHs In your issue of
April Is, Contributor" again bursts
forth in Il long and voluminous letter
that is tissue of malcvolcnt falsehoods
and silly questions from beginning to
end He says if he has committed an
error he is willing to rctract, as he wishes
only to bring the facts before the people.
If he is consistent he will retraCt the
whole of what he has so far written, as
tains is entirely overwhelmed and lost in
the huge mountains of falsehood and
Islander. | asked him in my last letter to
produce some evidence to substantate
his assertions about the appointment of
the committee, and in reply he has a
long harangua about-"lf there was no
committee. if there was no president, if
there was no secretary, if there was no
minutes" etc, and judges from my letter
that | said there were none | did not
say there was no committee, nor do |
think imsinuutcd as much | said then,
and say now, that no one appointed them
to collect funds for an organ, or for any
purpose whatever | said they We're self
organized and that they organized for
no other purpose than for doing all in
their power to help the church financial
", and they can show minutes that con-
tnin a fill rppDrt eff pVprV meeting they
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-25

MIR. David Dcvlin is having II large
barn erected, ON his farm near Cherry
Hill. J. NJ. Scott 4 Son, contractors.
MIR. VIM Jamison is building new
carriage and wagon house.
Mr.. T. j. Scott is having his house
reprinted and papcred. W. Basil Scott,
is doing the work. Mr. Scott is going to
Wilmington next week where he has II
number of engagements.
The steam shovel on the b. &. o. II.
Il. is still very busy 1t is expected to
finish next week. \ number Of the men
have been discharged.
-tiardens are being made, some are
altcady planted, and have vegetables
showing up.
We feel sorry for the person who
wanted to 90 to school ON Monday but
went TO the wash-tub instead.
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dashing away, and c1llidins with
wagon, throwing Miss plunkctt violently
to the ground She was picked up in
an unconscious condition It was found
that she had received cash ON the head
and otherwise injured The young lady
was conveyed 10 her hom after being
restored to consciousness.
During the first week in MAY we
may look for the scvcnteonycar locusts.
In 1888 and perhaps farther back these
locusts have been making their visits
regularly every seventeen years It is
Il wonder to see them. They do but
little damage except to young trees.
One of our exchanges say they make
nests like the mud-wasp We have
never as yet, seen any make such nests
The eggs are generally deposited in
branches Of trees and when Matched
the larvae drops tothc ground and-good-
bye for seventeen years.
Mr., George H. Kennedy and wife,
of Prince Arthur's Landing, Canada, were
in town this week. Mr. Kennedy is
well known in this town and vicinity.
II has been about seventeen years AGO
since Mr.. Kennedy lcrt Newark. He is
engaged very extensively in the hard
ware and tin business. Last season he
sold twelve hundred stoves and $4,000
joints Of stove pipe lie keeps constant
ly engaged large force of workmcn.
Mr.. Kennedy and wife have been tray
cling for some time, and will start for
home about the first of next week. We
received Il very pleasant call from Mr..
Kennedy
There are at present under way of
construction or about to be commenced,
twelve or thirteen DWELLING hnusrs two
LARGO stores. with pIass fronts and n fine
buildiuo ON thr rornrr af Main street
and Academy avenue. in which will be |
II LARGE hail several roomy. GLASS front
store rooms and pumrrnps other mart.
mcnts for business purposes These
buildiro. th.,, ur,. In co,,rsn of nrn,.inn
amos ia show tbut mr. citiyons orr not
slunbcring Int nrc muv ow,E. to that
which nrressity demands lie, the hoom
continue until in appearance and con- !
vcnrncc, Newark has become Il model. |
MAY the well begun work not cease until |
this standard is reached
AT fine rate that fine town is imnrov-
inc now by fall wonderful chances will
have been modc We orr plnl ia noto
This But inst hrrc while our tovn will
have sulcpdidCp) strnrts and handsome
stores and DWELLING houses there comes 4
thouohi that what protection have nil
tbn.c fine briIlinys frn,n Grno Far thn |
TOWN IN bo in l,nnn;r,, with thn ir,nr,vn-
,,orts fro nru;n, !, ro,Joi orI
corrs, tbnrn il ma uotnr handy Ian, ont
an cnyinr that hurlets can he uscl IA
carrv tbc wafer to But pshaw if is
nonscncc to tal, about thcsr tbinos he
rousc If is only Il waste Of time Maybe
snr,r dnv whom MIR unnnIotion roorhns
souc ton tbousond thnn thc town conn !
oil will make n stir towards purchasing
the mighty useful thing for every town
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FOR Farms containing
from 10 to 300 acres each at fair prices
and on reasonable terms Also over
100 BUILDING LOTS in and adioin-
ing the Town of Newark, at from 5000
to $1,000 per front foot, Money will be
furnished to any one purchasing one or
more of the above lots for the purpose of
huilding thereon. Apply to or address
:, VI, DoNNEIL,
Apr lS-2w Newark, Del,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Special M office.

Flowers, Cut ings, etc. Veg
etable Plants, such as Sweet
Potato and Tomato, and all
Other Plants in season. Makes
a sp cially of preparing Bou-
quets aud Devic $. Orders
promptly TENDED 10.
VIM. H. COOK,
Successor to j. G. shiyler,
p, W. IL b. Depot, Newark, Del.
apr25-tr
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-25

T, J. Scott, us auctioneer, has obtained
as good prices, if not better, than any
auctioncer ever in Newark or vicinity.
ANY contract made by THE DELAWARE
LEDGER will be strictly complied with by
Mr. Scott
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PURE MILK-Iayinp enlarge

PURE MELK-EIaving enlal ged
my Dairy, | am now prepared to furnish
all who may call on me with pure fresh
milk. Having personal supervision of
the milking, will guarantee satisfaction.
Milk delivered in quart glass jars when
desired. One cows milk for infants Il
specially. Orders given to the milkman
will be promptly filled. $. DEpuTY.
d2Otf
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Il You Read This

il will only be to find that \. W. Gookin,
Proprietor of the Ebbitt House. Whining
ton, Del, keeps his bar supplied with the
best brands of wines liquors and cigars,
of any house in the city.
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The PEOPLES, COLUMN.

This column is open to ALL All articles must be
brief aud cUuched in respectful language.
Mrssrs Editors The road leading
from the telegraph road, north west of
of Newark, to the Maryland line is in a
very bad condition. There has not been
any repairing done to it since the pres
board of commissioners and supervisor
were elected. 4 TRAVELLER.
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MARRIED.

MORRISON-STREET.-At Chambers
Church, Philadelphia. Pa. on April Is,
1883, by Rev. Dr. Thomas ii. lloyt,
Mr. James p. Morrison and Miss Sallie
II. Street, both of Newark, Del
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-25

FOR SALE,-Two first-rlass Fresh
Cows with calves one week old Hard to
beat either for stock or quality of butter.
WM HOMEWORK.
AprlS-2w* Newark. Del
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and found him very pleasant company.
/ lie took the G:22 train for his home.
II has been said that cholera will
visit this country this summer, and OF
course will be looked for. There is no
reason why that this town should be
visited by this scourgc. Only the neccs-
sary precautions should be taken and all
will be we'll
MIR, Joseph S Campbell is erecting II
platform in the woods of 5. NJ. Donncll,
Esq. north of town, the dimensions of
whidI is G0X60. The Citizens Curnct
Band will inauguate the season there
about May 10th. II promises TO br Il
fNoritc resort.
We have the best stocked job Office
for executing all classes of work to he
found anywhere Give lis call, or
write for particulars and estimates our
poster work cannot be excclled in the
State prices moderate, from the fact that
we do our own work.
Summon I,,. .,r,,,.l. -, L,rl +. ,ho
,,rr ,,ro,,roJ c,r n.orn, ,oa,hor TLo
streets. cutters and holes need looking
after by thr authorities before fine filth
Incomes f.trid We bclicvn our Town
Commissioners are prorrcssiye and will
see that the town is kept in Il healthy
condition
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-Alter snort illness Richard H.
foard dled at the residence OF Mrs. VIM.
Bowen, near fdkton, on Thursday, April
23rd' me deceased was apout v years
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In TINS country aud at tins season of
the year no man should tramp in search
Tor work Inc farmers are busy and
many oi them would give work to tie
needy Il they but apply 1t is indeed Il
rare occasion when tramp seeks work
anywhere NO they want 70 tramp ana
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-Serehaders were ont IN force last
frluay evening. ferhnpS scrcnadc
may be appreciated when music is good,
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NJ. E. Church.

Next sabbath Lovefrast at 8 o'clock
a. M Preaching at 1920 by pastor, from
John Bird chap, 9TH and Sth verses
Preaching at $50 p m. by Rev. Charles
Hill, =. T., The Quarterly Conference
will meet at . O'Clock Monday morning
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-25

NOTICE.-ThcS School Assessment
for United Districts No. 80 and II, is
posted up at the store of f. $. Gilmour,
The Commissioner will meet at the above
named place on Thursday, April 3Oth
from to p. M, to hear any appeals
from such assessment
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289. NOTE THE NUMBER. 2S9.
Bargains !
Bargains
Bargains !!

What we have to say about CARPETS
is we can show you full line of CAR
PETS and the lowest prices in CARPETS
in the city. We have just received 400
pieces of goods, which we can offer you
at II great bargain and Il trial will posi-
lively convince you that we are offering
our goods very low, but we want to
grow. we want to increase our sales every
month this year, and we have settled
down to the fact that this is the only
way to do IT, Call and see our goods.
No trouble to show them
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE GRANGER FAMILY FRUIT AND
VEGETABLE
TsH--.sx Ev " p n TIC
&t&X send for rcuaI
G,tcrr Nt,f, IN plS : Eth Street PHILADELPHIA

NOTICE.-The Road Commission
crs will hold a meeting on Thursday
next at > o'clock. Persons having bust
ness to transact with them will please
attend. BY order
JAS HASSINGER.
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STREET ACCOUNT FOR 1854.

Apr n. 1850, bal due the town
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NANTUCKET.

A BACKWARD sEAscN-GUEsTs AT HOTELS AND
typoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTnUSEl
NANTUCKET, July 25.-The season at this re-
sor has not as yet up the expectations OF the
hotel propretors aud Others 1t has been undeniapy
du thus far but better things hoped for In August
and the hotels are already preparing for beated guests
,ho have engaged their accommodations from that
time.
The residence of the late Charles OConor Is occupied
"a a psrmanent residence by Mr. and Mrs. Parker Manu.
Of Sew-York Mrs. Manu. nee Miss Melaney, was
niece OF Mr. OConor.
Mrs Clute, of New York. is occupying her Larchmont
cottage at sconset ,..m ,, -,
The Surrogate Court OF York. 10 occupied by that
1ontlemaI's family for the summer
Professor Wilder, OF Cornell University, mas hand
acme cottage on one of ScOnsets blufs. -
Major burbank. u 8. A.. and his brother own Deaut
Mre r. d. Everett OF Kansas City, has arrived for the
Mr. ii. +. DAILY. wellknown New-York actor, 10 sum-
ucring here.
Counsellor Walter Carter and family Of New-York are
here the summer ,x, -, =,
The and Mrs. f. A SLACK, OF hecos rcrry, ~ H.
are ut the Ocean House.
The family OF Mr.. Low of New-York are summering on
the island for the fret time.
MIRA Barron Of New York, has taken . cottage at
Colonel Nichols and family Of Cincinnati, here for
~. W. W. Webb, Of Rochester, N. Y. 10 building .
hcautful cottage at 'Sconsot .
the family of Colonel Chittenden, proprietor OF the
Russei House, Detroit, are here for the summer.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEws-ARRIvALs FROM
NETWORK.

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEws-ARR1vALs FROM
NETWORK.
fYRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBUSE
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., July 25.-The week
has veliest OF the For the most
part the weather was delightful. though Wednesday
an unpleasant land breeze brought the mosquitoes in
droves but upon following day the breeze
turned and the troublesome insects departed.
The crowds increasing daily and many Of the largo
hotels guests occupoing cots In halls and parlora
Several large excursions from interior cities swell the
attendance The event Of the week has been the enter
ta,nments given In honor Of the members Of the 9TH
Maryland Regiment Of Baltimore who are encamped on
the beach, The largest and finest banquet attempt
cd here that ofthe Philadelphia coagcrs. given at
the Mansion House Thursday evening in honor of the
commissioned Officers OF the regiment The Governors Of
Pennsylvania New.York ana New-Jersey prevent
Cd from attending account Of tho death Of General
Grant, kilograms of regret Mayor Smith, Of
PHILADELPHIA was chairman, while his right sat
Colonel Stewart Brown. Others present were Colonel
srai stewart. Senator Kennedy, w. X Gi T. g. T. Xd
utapt whiting and others The table was arranged In
tons were both novel and beautiful
The Hotel Albion hop was brilliant AFFAIR and add
tona policeman had difficulty IN hsn2iin3 the Large
evening, and the number was limited to special invita-
ton MAJOR Montooth master Of ceremonies. Nearly
gil the ladies and gentlemen appeared In full evening
General John A. Logan has agaip disappointed tho
residents Of Atlantic City who had been Arranging for
Of business and he VIII not now arrive until after tho
| obssquies Of General Grant
Supreme Court Of illinois, were sent from this city last
state IL the snprsme Court building after which the
General order vas is,usd By Colonel Stewart Brown
70 the 6th Regiment here 70 Axsps their swords N
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LAKE GEORGE.

NATURAL CHARMS NOT HALF APPREciArEp-coI-
TAGE LIFE.
fypov Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSgl
CALDWELL, LAKE GEORGE, July Zo.-lt Is
s;cnlt TO see why gwen many natural advantages
lake George draws few OF the people VINO eacn spis
,ook about for an accessible place TO settle
and their families for the summer CohDihins "h az
solutely healthy climate with every klno Oh aqua'io
drives through country that seems more beauti
full in each direction one Is tenp'ca 70 "aauo.,
q, neverthsess gradually becoming sort OF istnmas
over which the tide Of humanity passes on us msS
Conventional Thousand Islands St. Lawrence ana Can
sd rin for the final few days OF gayety al saratoga
% ,be ortra residents those who or have rented
cottages TINS makes very little difference. Ihey are
suicirntly numerous form society OF their own,
rha skc is n never failing OF amusement over
its surface skin all day. launches saDoats anu ~. -,
the cushioned and decorated boat Imported
by Mr. G. W. Warren OF Sew-fork' from the ihousahu
Isaues. n..,oo. % tho and
of the lake on day boat with excursion parties 70 me
neighborng towns all serve in turn to make the long
Summer days a continual fete those happy enough 10
have the cnree this exclusive Circle i. Is
10 these brown, stalwart boys anu t -
smnsemepts apparently relieved from all thoughts OF
dress and the ., ne are Mr. Morris
NJ Philadephia whose Daisy Is beautiful BOAT thirty
two feet long, Mr. Sterling OF brooklyn; ana nr ri
one with Its noise and buster, OF lusty young
liable to moment from the iorce oi us own
The sail boats are endless among those whose owners
live this end of the lake. ONE the C0que.e ~ ~
Warren the Leila of Mr.. q. Bird OF NeM-lS w IN
others whose names have not learned, ownea ~ o. "a
Wilson, W. III. Faulkner ana MI u chahuiei' "i' w
The tennis club" which boasts Of two or three un
commonly good players and OF the best courts III
The country will hold annual tournament August 10
This spect entails the most energetic practising 10
small german at the Fort George Hotel last weel
was dcsi gned 10 nausurate the summer ga'eues
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NEWPORT
AZ vcoxoMrcAL sEAsoN-PRIvATE FESTIVITIES
ARRIVALS.

AN ECONOMICAL sEAsoN-PRIvATE fEsii'i
ARRIVALS.
,, r,v prcr1Ag coEREspoyDEST OF THE IhinoSII
NEWPORT. R. l., July 25.-The weather 80
o., ,h,s season has been all that could be wshea io'
and II the hotel-keepers and others do not HaA 40
dollars as they would like to they ca""o' 10Y
blame mon old Prob" II Is evident that econo''
being practsed by all classes OF summer resiuen. az
,h, commendable course entails no little grumons On
the part Of the local tradesmen. However o''"''
M economy the season will be success
,ro h.vs been several attractions at the Casino uu'
inc the week Two operas. meeting In the interest,"
the Indians two dances aud one :" sacred co"o -
IN the boards The operas were not a success i
mint OF ylew The Monday night dance was i"'se'
tended but there were not many present Nv 'ho 'ao
dovn for Thursday night, the death OF Generai "i"
| beng undoubtedly the cause. Tie wea'he'' ~
has been decidedly too warm for dancing.
NM dinner parties Iuncheons receptions muscais'
~. have occurred during the week. ana the ene' i"
ment may be said 10 nave ,, srnoon by Mrs
Nichols Beach Of Hartford at d pr Weekly
Mrs John Jacob Aston of New York also cnsrs,h md
Marty Of cuests at lunch to-day. Professor e. W.
f Princeton College and Edgerton l. winthrop OF bos
ton entertained to-day Many Wedding
viii take place next month"; the date not having neen
announced as yet. II will be a"quiet put iS'n'o"
PToe.sor Monte yardIsy cottage the guest OF
the family OF Cyrus W. Field OF Scw-lork. w., xrx
The Rev Dr. Huntip cton, OF Grace Chnrcn Ne"-iorA'
is visiting Professor J. r. Cooke, OF Cambridge. 1890
Bishop Clark, OF Rhode Island Is spending tne Jun
mer here as the guest OF his sonin-aw Eugene sture
want Of Boston He will preach at the berkeies no
mortal oh .pe Tomorrow The Rev. Dr. kirkis anu .ne
Rev Dr. W f. Morgan of New-Yons, the Rev. martin
* schermerhorn. OF Poughkeepse, and the rev JONI
Kimbali Of Hartford. also spending the suui"ei
here. /,. -, po.,o, "a a, "Weld
Lodge" the guest OF Mrs. W +. Weld, OF Boston ITO
will preach at the Claiming Memoriai 0H"''"
row. No.. cr.or xon
sternberr of the German Legation at WashngIon anu
Mr. and Mrs j. W. Paul. OF Philadelphia Cenmoao n
Howell o. g. n. and Admiral Rowan. u D n, MT anu
Mrs Iawrence Barrett Mr.. aud MrsJ. Perpont no,
gan of Ncw-York. and Frank Lsthrop, the Sc"-ioiA
artist were among the weeks arrivals ia,
The Atlantic Yacht Squadron arrived mere fHu"J
afternoon.
Two public hansoms have made their appearance; ! ne
only private hanson is owned by Mrs. Frederick Ncso'
OF New-York -. A.. o,,sv,i. and
Nashviylle Railroad and g. s. Baldwin, OF New-iofh'
have beer spending few days here. ,.s. 90
day. thanks the heat IN New-fork ana eise"here'
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fancy or Nth the TSrh: 81 a.
The Dag fn front OF the bsaw ,ral DAYS the demand
FOR Sssn soppSs
number OF po.ou Wharton IL b., Of tho state DO
paTt%ent at washington and sas suD Of 81
known law works. and Dr. syoas, DR. sajous is
at present at work imPortans tse eve and
aaro,,s c,ss. Of Philadelphia. and Dr. WILLIAM DAo'
Of Smyrna Del ase cansed the most stir during the
w..S vere a swarm Of NewJersey mosquitoes. a, tims
did not register but in an increny sn0h bas pyen them
an energetic greeting Forest nres on sne 70 the
mainland had driven the distinguished toie'n erav
,,nd hnt the oct an breezes soon swept them 10y n
Other arrivals which were more d q, I,aIti.
scHemmei Of New>York; Mr. ana MIS- n o. Xorri.town;
Nor iIirons. Of Smyrna Deli William wfgn Of
Newark; r. S. jenkins, Of Camden ana y, in snec.
Newton State Fish COMMISSIONER, on = 'oN
ton beside q host OF Phladelphans'