The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-19
ted ofabout twenty, and were much

"A SLIGHT fire occurred in In" coal
house Of Frank Smith, who resides back
Of Mrs. s. Roarh's saloon, in this town,
on Wednesday about o'clock in the
afternoon. Mrs. Smith discovered smoke
issuing from the shed and gave thealarm.
A buckle, Of water drowned out the
flames. The Harden hard grcnades were
soon taken to the place, but their ser
vices were not needed.
"A great nuisance that visits this town
occasionally is tramping peddlcrs. To
the ladies' these fellows try to sell their
cheap stuff and il they cannot sell they
often say unpleasant Things. Now there
may be a law requiring th2se fellows TO
have license but il not the Town Com
missioncr} should pass an ordinance pro-
hibting them (thc pcdderl from coming
within the town limits.
Tic Wilmington and Northern Rail- |
road have taken off two Sunday trains
as follows The one leaving Reading at
$50, which arrived at Wlmingonat SOD
IL M. and train leaving Wilmington at I;
p, M. ariyngs at Reading 1880 p. IN.
This was caused by Withdrawal Of the
steamer Republic from her regular trips
| All tOhcr trains remain as heretofore.
"A large congregation greeted Dcla-
ware Colleges new President, Rev. Dr.
Caldwell, on Sunday morning last at the
NJ. T.. Church, and listened with rapt at
tcntion to the able and eloquent dis
course by that gentleman. Rev. T. II.
HAYNES, pastor Of the Church. also spoke
to Il large audience in the evening RevS.
Geo A. Porter and j. +. Williamson as
sisted in the days services.
IS. NJ. Donncll, Esq, has purchased
Of Mr. John Pilling, the piece of land
known as the cold Quarry Lot" on New
London avenue. The purchaser will lay
the ground off in building lots, and will
sell them at low figures and ON easy
terms. We are glad of this move, and
we trust the lots will soon be disposed of
to persons who will improve them by
erecting substantial and neat dwelling
houses.
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