The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-05-08
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town on MOnuay.
Miss Budd of Middletown, is visiting
at Mr.. Geo. G. Evans.
Mrs. Rosa Donnell is quite i'll at her
home on Main street.
we have not heard that game of
ball will be played to-day.
Mrs. DIR. Marshall of Milford, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Donnell.
The young folks of this town have
not INDUCED in a May party, as yet.
"A refreshing shower of rain Wednes-
day. evening. The rainbow was beauti-
full.
The College Campus looks inviting
these warm days. It would make nice
park.
Mrs Dr. Vallandigham of st. Geor-
ges, Del, visited friends in Newark this
week.
-George Balderson and wife of New
Mexico, arc visiting Mrs. Balderson of
this town.
We only want fifty of our subscribers
to send us $3.50 now, the remainder can
come again.
Through heavy press of work this
week several changes of advertisements
we're omitted
S. NJ. Donnell, Esq, is comfortably
located at bis new Office, opposite Della
ware College.
Tho Odd Fellows declare that Mrs
S. A. Roach keeps the best of ice creams.
Give her call.
Miss Ella Riley of Wilmington, and
Miss Annie Cannon of Dover are guests
of Miss Caldwell.
This is the season of the year that
most men feel more like doing nothing
than anything else.
II. f. Armstrong, Esq, was the first
shipper of freight on the Baltimore and
Ohio from this town.
Persons not receiving THE LEDGER
promptly will please notify us, and the
trouble will BE- remedied.
IF the weather keeps getting warmer
the majority of our people will leave for
some seashore or elsewhere.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has placed an additional signal light
south of the Newark depot.
The scholars of the public school
will be taken up the Pomeroy railroad
on picnicing tour about the last of this
month.
The scholars of the public school
are making great preparations to give
fine entertainment during the last week
of school, in June.
Merchants and others will find that
to sell what they may have, they should
advertise in our "For Sale" column. 1t
will pay any one to try it.
The Good Templars of Newark Lodge
No. 3. l. o. G. T. will hold an entertain
ment in Red Mems Hall tonight. All are
invited. Admission 10 cents.
The pleasant evenings should have
the effect of bringing out the Citizens
Cornet Band for a street parade. They
gave us excellent music last year.
Mr.. Edward Wilson, undertaken, of
his town, has placed a neat fence about
mis- property at the West End, being
marked improvement over the old one.
As the time draws near for the COM
mencement exercises at Delaware Col
lege, the interest increases. The Glass
Day exercises promise unusually inter
esting.
j. r. c. Oldham, who is aspiring to
be the Democratic candidate for Sheriff
of New Castle county, was in Newark on
Monday. His card appears in another
column.
"A pleasant hop was given in the
skating rink at Caskey Hall, on Wednes-
day night Dancing began about 9o'clock.
Excellent music was furnished by Prof.
Richie of Wilmington.
The Nameless base ball club of New
Castle, visited Glasgow on Monday last,
and played game of ball with the Lazy
Eight. Score "a to 4 in favor of the
Nameless The Glasgow boys were badly
oh'
-Anure" Nerr' son Vi "eorgeu' Nerr'
iei' ~ 'liS ONCE yesterday TWO very large
men eggs IN iac' 'neSe eggs are the
largest tha1 we nave seen AMY says
the men Always lays them' A prontapie
men, ihueeo'