The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-11
saturday, September II, 1885.

There seems to he run ON gold
watches this week at Woodrows.
Ernest Haynes of Philadelphia called
ON Ms this week He is looking well
The photographer quietly folded his
tent and departed for more lucrative
field.
r Miss Mamie Tay Tor and young son OF
Philadelphia, are visiting relatives here
in town.
Mrs Rosa Donnell, ofthistowr start
cd Tuesday for Carqda where she will Wis
il friends.
Mrs. Emma Whitcrait, and daughter,
ofthis town, Grc visiting friends near
Barksdale.
Cars to The north of us, cars to the
south of us, cars all around us, footing
and whistlng.
Mics Table Nivn, living in Mill
Creek hundred, is quite in at the IL
dcnce of her father.
A careful perusal Of the advertise
ments of first class business houses in
this paper will repay buyers.
Mrs. Mary Harper Of Philadelphia,
visited Mr.. Westley b. Hart the under
takcr on Delaware avenue.
Look for Harry Harris announcement
in next issue. 1t will startle you when
you read how low.he sells clothing.
Mics Nellie Met ann, brother and sis
ter of Philadelphia, were the guests of
Miss Lizzie Garrett at the West End this
week.
Miss Molic Hutton of Philadelphia,
and Miss Lizzie Hutton of Elkton, spent
Tuesday at the residence Of the senior
editor.
Miss Kate Taylor of Philadelphia,
and Miss Ida Elliot of Wilmington, have
been visiting at $ r. Choatc's during the
past two weeks.
Mr. Ezra Sharplcss and wife inter
tanned few of their young friends on
Thursday evening of this week at their
home on Chapel street.
We heartily thank those Of our
subscribers who have paid, and we earn
estly trust all others who received bill
will remit amount at once.
Miss Hannah Chamberlain, former
resident of this town, and who has been
spending some time here, left for her
home in the South on Thursday,
REV c. W. Prettyman and family
have returned home from their seaside
cottage at Rehoboth, and are once more
comfortably housed at the parsonage.
With all the peaches that are being
hauled daily through our streets, not
one fellow has had the pluck to donate
basket to the editors. Herd buck
Miss Annie H. Wilson desires to call
attention to the reopening of her classes
for instruction in instrumental and vocal
music, Monday Sept 18th, at her resi-
dencr.
Miss Maggie Boyd of Chester, Pa,
and Miss Lizzie Grant of Cherry Hill,
Md, who have been visiting friends and
relatives in town, returned home this
week.
Every young man who Possesses a
horse and buggy land if he does not po-
sesses them, hire them) and take his
dear, delightful gil out incoming riding
we mean.
1t is weekly invitation to call on Mrs
S. A. Roach at her ice cream saloon, and
test her makes of that delicious article,
The most popular llayors to be had ut all
times.
Mi Laura Mckinsey is visiting hen
sister, Mrs. VIM. Hall, at Cooch's Bridge
Miss Lille McKinscy, also, is spending Il
week with relative and friends in Will
m'ngtOn.
No one from this vicinity visited
Charleston, S. C., this week to view the
ruins caused by the earthquake. Several
gentlemen of Wilmington started for the
city of destruction Wednesday.
Quite number of young ladies and
gentlemen spent very pleasant evening
at the residence of j. Harry Mohorter, on
Wednesday evening last Water melons
and fruit were served in vast quantities,
We hes IL greet deal raid about Mr.
Woodrow Hug watch 50 chs p, md
we dropped II the other day. nd
found it correct We wondered how it
olr'd be done, but lc ned it was in
the qu' nifty sold
Mrs Alfred Bailey of this town will
accept the sincere thanks of the editors
and printers of THE LEDGER office for Il
bPsket of delicious grapes. Mrs. Bailey
frequently makes the heart of the printer
glad, and max life worth living.
Not wishing to lind fault with the
small boys who quentlyp'ay on the
RS ofthe b. x o. Rcr~oad, but we Il at
tention of parent to this fact. We have
o en- leen boys climb on the rs, when
ifthey shold y wou'd be eIiousy hui /
-"Mollie Bailey" the Hnth al blacl
mare belong lg to w. Atmore Woodrow
died Wedn sday. She was % years old
She he's re ed a M nber of fine colts. A
one tine she could Pee IN 2:l0, an,
there WIS no horse ground = t coul,
pass her ON the road.
Quite large delegation of Dcawar
City Odd Fellows left their homes ol
Thursday night of this week to pay thei
brethren of Newark c'iendly visit, AZ
irving here jrst es the lodge adjourned
Evprvhodv soon fnuuI snu,n of tbni