The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-11-13
Saturday, November 1s, 1886.

Mr.. Owen, Griffith Of Baltimore
county, Md, is visiting in Newark.
Indian Summer ought to be here
soon, or it will be seriously nipped by
frost
American Lever stem winding and
setting watches at Woodrow's from 800
mp
Frank Wilson of Red Hill, near Elk
ton, was buried at Head of Christiana on
Sunday.
Snow has been reported from the
West. The iirSt flake is to put in appear
anee here yet.
Misses Clara and Anna Springer are
in Philadelphia spending few days with
relatives.
Go to Woodrow's and select from his
stock of silver ware for Wedding pres
cnts.
One of the large plate glass windows
in the store of &. Fader, was broken, one
day this week.
Mr.. Gustavus Adolphus Edward
Kohler of Philadelphia is in town visit
ing his many friends
As Christmas time draws near, the
Sunday Schools begin to report an in
crease of attendance.
Fried oysters are very nice at this
time, and the place to get them cooked
Just 50 is at Mrs Roach's
j. Frank Denny, Of the Democrat Off
ice Elkton, paid us call on Thursday.
We were glad to see Frank.
DIR. Robert IIamill, of Bellefonte, Pa,
spent several days of this week as the
guest of Mrs. Louisa Hamill.
The thermometer registered only
go above zero on Monday morning. Ice
was formed on puddles, waste water, etc.
Joseph A. Foy has been reappointed
Warden of the Jail, and Frank Smith of
Stanton, night-keeper, by sherili-elec
IambsOn.
Best cuts fresh beef only IA cents per
pound, at West End Market
If you are near sighted, call on Fred
Choatc, and he will relieve the trouble
by Il pair of "Diamenta" eyeglasses. Give
Fred a call carly.
Mrs. Rev. Vaughn Collins of FELTON,,
Del, visited her father Rev. j. II. Cald-
well, D. D., President of Delaware Col
lege, this week.
Largest stock of silver plated ware
opened at Woodrow's today ever before
in Newark.
Mrs. DR.. A. n. Raub, after spending
about three weeks visiting friends ut
Lock Haven, Pa, returned to Newark
last Saturday afternoon.
Eli Perkins says to be humorous, one
must tell the truth. We would like all
who owe us subscriptions, to pay quickly.
Now, this is really humorous.
Flour, flour, flour, Cooch's "Snow-
flake" per Dbl. $40. Cooch's "Cham-
pion 4.40. Small bags at
same rate as per Dbl West End Market
Mr.. Harry McKinsey, who has re-
sided for some years past on Chapel
St., moved into his new house at the
East End on Wednesday last.
Miss Beulah Thompson, after having
spent several months at Saint Clair, Pa,
with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Boone, return
to Newark on Thursday evening.
Miss Frances Griffith, Of Baltimore
county, Md, who has been visiting Mrs.
VIM. +. Griffith, of this town, for several
weeks, returned home this morning.
Miss Libbic Jones, formerly Of this
town, but now of Philadelphia, Pa, re-
turned home one day this week, after Il
lengthy visit to Mrs. Elizabeth zigler.
A severe thunder storm accompan-
led by rain passed over this section Sat
nrday last. A vivid flash of lightning
and loud peal of thunder startled the
citizens.
Note the nd in this issue off. & j. n
Hartman, furniture dealers, King st., viii
mington, Del. This firm keeps the best
makes of furniture, and they sell at right
figures. Give them trial.
Mr.. Wilbur Pierson, operator ut tho
b. & O. railroad station at this point, has
been promoted to the freight offices o
the company in Philadelphia, at Twenty
fourth and Race streets.
Mrs. X. w. Howell and daughter
Miss Mollie Howell, left Newark thi
week for Wilmington, where they ex
poet to spend the winter months. New
ark people will miss them.
Mr. w. l.. Nassau, popular New
arker, now engaged in the Pennsylvania
Railroad Offices on Fourth st., Philadel
phia, shook hands with his many friend
in this town on last Sunday.
The yards that were so pretty, dur
ing the the summer with flowers, pre-
sent barren appearance now. How
ever, we know that many of those flow
ers that we loved are being taken care Of
1t would not surprise us some q
these fine days to hear of n small bo
being shot. Wesee boys with guns VIII
are too small to handle them with safety
Beware, boys, the things go off hall
cooked sometimes.
On Thursday night of last week
party of young folks passed several hour
very pleasantly at the residence of Nj
Benz. Butterworth at the West Enc
The young ladies declared that a delight
full evening was passed.
Considerable grading has been don
around the B. & o. depot, beautifyin