The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-20

VIM. Bradford, spent several days
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Notice and read all the new auNef-
tisements in this issue.
The telephone exchange will not be
moved up town, as was rumored.
Gardens arc being viewed, and ere
many weeks planting will commence.
Wednesday was st. patrick's day,
and better one could not have been
desired
The man who does not advertise
generally gets left-business is dull the
year round.
Fine beef cattle passed through
town on Monday. We did not learn
who owned them,
Miss Annie W. Pennock, Of Many
unk, visited Mrs. Lizzie II. Haines of
this town, this week.
The telephone Exchange has been
moved from the first floor to he second
in Exchange Hall
--Marshalton has new postmaster
On Monday David Ecof was appointed
in place of John Bringhurst.
Having rented my store l will dis
pose of millinery in private room.
Entrance at the hall door. r. A. Todd
George McQuilkin, machinist at
Elkton, placed new machinery in the
Messrs. Cooch Bros -four MILL this week
Mrs. Kate F. McKinsey of this town
spent several days this week visiting
relatives and friends at Christiana, Del
We are sorry to note that Bayard
Heisel student Of Delaware College, is
very IN at his home near st. Georges
Del.
Miss Matte Lee and Miss Annie
Smith of Elkton, spent last Sunday with
the misses Ella and Eta Todd Of this
town.
The entertainment given in Caskey
Hall. Wednesday night by the Arlington
family was received by several hundred
persons
The household goods of Mrs. L. c.
Griffith in this town were sold on Thurs
day. Good prices were realized on some
Of the articles
THE blue birds and robbins chirpped
on Monday and Tuesday and the wealth
er was very pleasant. Our thermometer
registered $50 above.
james Stafford, who resides near the
village Of Christiana, will sell all of his
personal property, at public Sale, on
Tuesday, March 23rd.
Did any one tell us that a syndicate
was being formed to place electric lights
in Newark or did the warm breezes wait
it to our ears? Waited we guess.
Forty barrels of apples were sold by
Mr.. Springer at the Washington House
on Wednesday at good prices. On Mon
day seventy barrels win be offered for
sale.
The two comets, which are rapidly
approaching the earth, will be visible to
the naked eye in few weeks. No
doubt but the young folks win look for
them.
Rev. G. W. Prettyman, newly APP
pointed minister, ofIiciated in the NJ. Z.
Church and Wesley on Sunday last Mr..
prettvman and family moved into the
parsonaoe on Tuesday
Ar, p.., c.oa.a -,
bolster at the sale Of Mrs. L. G. GrifIiths,
and when she MRS. Choatel went after
the bolster. Il was rome Who cot The
bolster Send IL home
-1odoa M oe T n Good ro,n
plars of this town have received an inyi-
tation from Fair View Lodge. No. g. of
10. of G. T.. to visit them in n body on
Wednesday evening next.
Tho cfsv of wilminoton ia virtually
without Mayor, caused by the serious
if not fatal accident TO Mayor Rhoads.
which occurred some time ago while that
gentleman was out driving.
in this isane will he found the adver-
tisement of Harry D. Hart. whose extern
sive clothing establishment is one door
from the southeast corner of Fourth and
Market streets, Wilmington. Del.
\ -soveral changes have heeD made in
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this town. Mr.. s. II. Choste has proven
himself to be a most efficient man for
the position which he now holds.
Tho w;rd-ru a. tho noas PAIL
Hotel is about comnleted A coat If
naiDt ,ro,',I ad1 sapte';ar, 80 t,," 80. -
pearance of the substantial structure.
which it will undoubtedly receive.
INV Rye and I q Eyas will have
a sale of s,ocL yaoons harness boy