The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-11-20
Saturday, November, 90 1886.
Snow on Saturday.

Our eN-DeNll uiIJO.
-Dobson serves oysters by the pint,
quart or gallon.
Prime Chicago Beefl2lc per Id at West
End Market.
Eli Perkins says Newark seems to
have great attractions for Elkton lawyers.
Oysters, only % & 23c per quart at the
West End Market.
Giles Lambson took the oath of Of
flee before Judge Grubb ON Saturday af-
tcrnoon last.
MIR. w. b. Page, of Chester, Pa, is
b,stowing his genial smiles on Newark
ers this week.
"A cold wave reported to be coming
1t is wave after wave, and we all say let
the cold wave.
Henry M. Mccullough, Esq, of the
Elkton Bar, paid us a pleasant visit on
Tuesday evening.
Clinton Garrett living near Strick-
ersville, Pa, has added to his residence
pOrcn ana bathroom.
This is the 324th day of the year
In Al days more you will have to date
1851" Better begin practising.
The Ladies of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, of this town, will hold fair
and festival, commencing Thursday Dec.
9th.
There seems to be regular set of
men in Cecil county who get on the
jury everything Perhaps they are the
regulars:
e. D. Hearn, Esq, of Georgetown, a
graduate OF, Delaware College, class of 80
was in town on Thursday and Friday of
this week.
Quite a severe wind and rain storm
passed over this section Thursday. The
streets were flooded, but nodamage has
been reported.
If you want to know when the b. &
O.'s depot grounds will be completed,
ask Supervisor, L. w. l.. He is making
capital job of it,
Two Hills & Jones' boilers, 10 feet
in length and 40 inches in diameter have
been placed in the Dean Wooden Mills
during the past week.
"A man named John Boots, of Will
mington, was killed by the cars last Sat
urday. lie was ~ years old, and leaves
Il wife and one child.
George IIagperty and son, butchers,
at Strickesville, Pa, have built them
selves new slaughter house. They have
steam sausage cutter ut work.
1t would be of some convenience if
light was placed somewhere ON the b. d
o. depot for the benefit of passengers,
who travel on the evening trains.
-"The North winds doth blow" and
the cool weather is very suggestive of
fried oysters. The place to get them is
at Mrs. S. A. Roach's Main street.
Mr. Charlton w. McCurdy, u popu-
lar young contractor and builder of
Chester, Pa, who was in Newark most
of this week, returned to his home yes
terday
IS. NJ. Donnell, Esq, as agent for Miss
A. X. Merritt, will sell the property OPP
posite the Deer Park Hotel at public sale
on Saturday, November 9th. See ad
andposters
Giles of Elkton, comes to this town
twice week with fish, fresh caught.
He also deals in terrapin, wild duck, etc.
lie is obliging, and sells reasonable,
Look out for him.
A youth named William p. Peacock
of Wilmington, fell under the cars while
attempting to board moving train. He
was severely, injured. The physicians
think he will recover.
Mr.. Brewster would like to engage
an organist for his course of lectures at
Caskey Hall; one who can furnish an
organ preferred. His address while in
Newark is Lock Box AZ.
Christian Church services, Grange
Hall, Newark, Del, Lords day Nov. 2lst,
at 1890 a. IN. and 7:45 p. m. Preaching
by Prof. G. p. Coler, of Baltimore, Md.
Sunday School at $3.50 a. m.
The j. +. Social circle will give their
fifth hop in Caskey Hall on Saturday
night, Nov. 81. The committee having
the matter in charge, will do all in their
power to make it a pleasant occasion.
WIN. Rhinehart sold fifty head of
4. Al
Hotel droveyards ON Tuesday afternoon.
The price realized were entirely satisfac-
tory to Mr. Rhinehart. Zen dollars per
head was an average price.
Some people seem to have just
enough time to spare to attend to other
peoples business. How much more they
would be thought of if they would only
do up their own chores, and after doing
this, hide themselves for the balance of
the time.
We think that the report about farm
ers buying oleomargarine and mixing it
with genuine butter and selling the
whole amount as the fresh article to be
incorrect. One of the Wilmington pa
pers mentioned this and if it is so it is
not done by farmers.
Best cuts beef, lac per lib, Choice cuts
beef 12lc per lb, Prime cuts beef, 8 to l0c
perlb, Fresh pork, 10 to 12c per lb, sau-
sage, l2ic per lb, scrapple, &c per lb,
You can buy the best cuts of Fresh Beef at
the West End Market, for l4c per lib; and
have the same delivered oyour residence
Loot. strnYed or stolen. the lamn-