Evening journal., 1888-12-10
NEW CASTLE NOTES.
Great improvements on a Wkarf-Build-
ing Furnaces at the Iron Works.

! ing farAhcea NJ the Iron Works.
BY Letter to EVENING JOURNAL.
New CASTLE, Del, Dec. 10.-Great ar,
the improvements upon the old steamboai
landing, now owned by the William lie,
4 Sons Company. The old buildins
formerly occupied as a store has beer
converted into an engine house Will,
those adjoining ii will be torn down Tn,
old grain store house is being changed
into an elevator, and an engine, o. horse
power has been purchased to run the ele
vator. railroad track has been run Il
the end Of the wharf. The dock on the
right hand side Of the wharf has beer
dug ont SO that steamers can Law in there
instead Of at the end of the wharf There
are piles Of oyster shells on the wharf
which will be used in filling up the rail.
road
The Young Peoples Christian League
held their third regular meeting on Sat.
urday evening. There we're about 100
persons present The subject talked
upon was "Glorifying God Mrs. M.
Eta Emerson was the leader. After
forty minutes Of religions service the
company was treated TO cake and other
refreshments This society Is increasing
wonderfully in size and in earnest work
The subject for next Saturday evening il
The Talents John Hendrix will he
leader.
For your holiday presents you will find
a complete line Of fancy furniture at
Clewell & Gulicks
Rev +. l. Hubbard preached stirring
temperance sermon yesterday morn.
ing. Mr.. Hubbard is a Prohibition
ist and Is one that the liquor dealers that
sell illegally threaten and curse
The Allen Line steamer, Manitoban
passed this city yesterday afternoon at
o'clock from dlRsFow, Scotland to
Philadelphia.
Good Tub Butter 9sc. per pound at
Frazier Bros.
The night school opens this evening in
the school building on Market street
under the supervision of Prof. D.B.
Jones.
clewell & Gulick, undertakers and en-
balmers.
The battery contains number of
empty cars, which have been used in
bringing freight to the Delaware Iron
Works.
A dance was given in the X. Of p.
hall on Saturday evening The music was
furnished by Prof. f. S. Duncan.
York State sweet cider Sc per at. sour
krout, very fine, Sc per qt., Porto Rico
molasses, 35c gal, choice syrup 30e gal.
At Boyles.
The American Protestant Association
have removed from the Red Mems hall to
the old town hall
Buy goods for cash and save money at
Frazier Bros.
William Ball started to build a stable
IN Vine street this morning for the Rev.
L. L. Brady.
A colored man named Buck caused
some excitement here on Saturday last
He was drunk and disorderly and when
arrested tried hard to get away The
1tiicers nippers were made Of sturgeon
-wine which he broke. Some Whining.
Ion police happened to be around and
oaned the officer his handcufTs. bat he
Gould not get them on him. so he was
'arried TO the Jail by four men.
The cash never made smash. n &
W. Frazer Is selling all kinds Of goods
or cash
r Uncle Toms Cabin" viii be performed
n the Opera House in this city on Satar |
lay evening next
Coitees from l5c up, choice teas-Oolonr. |
-ub butter from Is to 2Sc At Bovle's
Several masons are engaged in building
lew furnaces at the Delaware Iron |
Works.
Frank Comfy will give an entertainment |
n the old Court House this evening en-
tiled Merry Moments"
Go to Bouldens on Water street for /
Try goods and notions. He is closing ont
many at and below cost
A. Vickery the Dobbinsville grocer
ast week received letter from Frederick,
lot bearing any signature, telling him to
ONE to that place at once as his mother
'as seriously Ill. He won't and found his
lother perfectly we'll
Samuel Lane, teller at the bank, is
gain confined to his bed. Nh Lane was
OF expected to live several months ago
ut he rallied
The Ladies' Mite Society OF the M. f.
hurch Will hold their regular monthly
eeting at ths parsonage tonight.
The Delaware Division pay ear passed
trough here on Saturday.
The Sunday schools are practicinR
usic for Christmas.
The Frazier Brothers are selling white
rapes at l5c. per ID paper shell almonds,
&c. per H.. cream nuts, 10c per ID.
irrants, &c; raisins, 3 lbs. for 25c.
tron, 25c. per h. English walnuts, Ice
n ID. The best coffee in New Castle at
cents per pound.
II you want TO make a nice Christmas
'esent look at Hanf's holiday line of
welry, canes, French clocks, etc. Ladies'
ID gents gold watches a speciality.
The Opera House jeweler informed the
porter the other evening on being asked
r an advertisement that advertising
d not pay. He had sold 81, 600 worth OF
'ods the past year without advertising.
9 did not believe that the other jewelers.
no sdvertises made that much
John Lambson spent Sunday with
lends in Wilmington. :
A. d. Mcbride is visiting Eli Wallace
Market street.
Don't fail to see HaRfs holiday line Of !
yerware.
Charles f. Ferris & Son, the druggists
We been making large purchases Of fine
lognes and triple extracts for the holiday
ason. In perfumery rs in drugs they
y special attention to quality.
Theodore Fineher has accepted posi-.
N in Wilmington :
William Whitelock contemplates q visit
Whlte springs.
Miss Emma Murray gave a small party
Saturday evening.
Theodore Hanf left to-day for New
'rk, where he will remain for several
Us.
Charles H. Clewell is in Philadelphia ,
day.
drug store, family medi.
les, prescriptions carefully compounded.
Mrs. Sallie Sparks OF Sudlersville is
sitting Mrs Jamrs n Iapeastar