The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-04

placed in the chancel Of st. Thomas P. e.
Church, and was first displayed last Sun
day. lis of rich purple cloth beautifully
embroidered with the dem de lie. The
reading disk and lectern have also new
coverings.
"A fox was let loose at the Washing
ton House on Wednesday. The fox ran
toward the West End of town and maxi
ing turn came back keeping in sight of
the spectators. The chase was exciting,
and Reynard was holed, after an hour
or two's run.
Dr. A. N. Raub, the popular Prin ci-
pal of the Academy, spent part of this
week as one Of the instructors at the
Teachers Institute, in session at Sunbury,
Pa. His talks are always entertaining,
and instructive to teachers, and are much
sought after
Mess. Pennock & Foreman, clothiers,
at the southeast corner Fifth and Market
SITS, Wilmington, never tire of holding
out healthy inducements to BUYERS.
Their stock of clothing is complete for
the winter trade, and they ask perusal
OF their new card in this issue.
--Messrs. r. w. Hartnett & Bros, of
SO and "a North 9th st., Philadelphia will
please accept our thanks for neat pock-
ct dictionary. It is of convenient size,
profusely illustrated, containing foreign
words and phrases, authorizations, rules
for spelling and numerous tablets.
Amos Scott, WAGNER for Spring Lawn
Paper Mill, is recovering from his acct
dent at kelton. lie was loading bales OF
waste when hook relaxed It's grip on
the bag and MIR. Scott Tell from the load
and sustained painful injuries to his
head and body'-Ojord iresS'
FLouR-Cooch's Snowflake" $40 per
Dbl, McLaughllns sea foam' So'4o per
Dbl, Coochs 'Ohampion' PAU per poi'
McLaughllns trimmer s4'4o per DID,
oni''i Days U, ei.nei o'""' AZ same
ia'e as per oarre'' Az sooos uoiV '..,
lree, Il reques'eu' W "i'y iesiN'i00 VIM
III the town iiiiil's'
Oysters by the pint, quart or half
sa'ioh a' p"r' y "ou,Ae =" ."' D'''o
meh' Oh hAchahge nan i'"r' Keeps oi'-
~ good oysters, anu can "cco'ii'iioo''e
the hungry WIN Try OF Sue" III very
snort Time uiVe MN call D"'' VIII
're"' you ris"'
ZINE rings oil all designs "' WOOL
rows
Again the thanks of the citizens are
rendered to the Town Fathers for several
yards of pavement laid on Delaware ave-
nue.. This covers up hole from which
many received wet feet. A small piece
of pavement was laid just north of w.
b. Harris undertaking rooms.
"A State division of the League of
American Wheelmen was organized in
Wilmington last week. ]. T.. Palmer of
Wilmington. who has been appointed
chief consul of Delaware, presided. II.
H. Curtis was elected consul at Newark
and will hereafter take charge of cycling
affairs bAe.
canned Peaches Canned Plums.
conned cherries Canned Strawberries.
Canned Blackberries Canned Raspber-
rios CANNED Pens Canned Tomatoes. and
Corn West End Market.
w o..;.ao. nil so,, 1oo horrols
- va.,, c.ataan1,los Of tbo WASHINGTON
IL az 80 On ,rrosdov nocom-
bor We have tested the oualitv of
.,,oso onrlos and con cav tbev ore first
class They will he sold by the barrel
each barre holding three bushels. Go
to the sale. and buy some of these ex-
cellent apples.
Rov Jobr Ivons who had CHARGE Of
.,o ca,toI;o oLrroh lava aud Tho one at
,I 0'''II .' t,a,,acasno1 80 1v;,r,in,
49, Tha oo,,oro,,a,;o,, horo avn sorrv 70
-, w.. ,,a,La. ,'"ss NC .,,o,, ,nootl,, loyod
80. ~ So. go, - 80 -
Gated at Easton Md has been Amounted
by Bishop Curtis TO take charge OF the
church here and the one at Elkton.
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.,,...a ri''' 49, Tho ,oSr ,,.ns h,iI 81
thon, srndov and Monday They beg.
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So o. l''' wy, 80 go, " aaiJ aI,o',ano"
~ S. '',,lI 80, 's 80 '.e It'll
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r,ado 70 ond ,hot tbov oot iet them
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