The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-03
Saturday, November 8, 1888.
In AND OUT or Town NEWS.

The melancholy days will be along
after the 9th.
Mrs. Douglass Morrison will sell all
her personal property on November sth.
John NJ. Seltman will sell his per-
sonal property and farm on the 10Th of
November.
New Prunes, currants, raisins'
citrons, at West End Market
Mrs. VIM d. Mackey, and daughter,
Miss Laura left for Baltimore on Thurs
day. They will spend the winter there.
"A Republican meeting will be held
in Caskey Hall this evening. Levi Bird
and Edward G. Bradford will make adj
dresses.
There will be Democratic Meeting
at Kimbleville tonight. Austin Crothers
and 1. Hester Hess and others will adj
dress the meeting.
-Cranbe' ries, Hominy, Beans and
Apples at West End Market.
M. Megarey & Son appear in new
card in this issue. lead what they say
and if you need anything they keep you
can buy it and get good article.
The dwelling of the late Eliza Craw-
ford was sold on Wednesday by Messrs
shockley & Smith, at the Deer Park
Hotel, to James Armstrong, for 1915.
Miss Lizzie Strickland has full and
complete line of fall and winter goods
All the latest novelties in Milliners goods
She asks share Of the public patronage.
Harsh purgative remedies are fast Civ
ing way to the gentle action and mild
effects of Carter's Little Liver Pills. If
you try them, they will certainly please
you.
There will hardy be any excuse for
staying out late after this week, as the
election VIII take place Tuesday, and the
result will be known by Wednesday
evening.
Big Democratic Mass Meet lg ia
Caskey Hall Oh Monda.y night nett. L.
c. Vaudeg :, Tbeo. F. A ms, oag. j.
Harvey Whi;eman aad others will make
add 'esses.
No less than three wagons were
stuck in the trench on New London ave-
nue. this week. The rain softened the
earth, and when one of the wheels
struck it, in it went.
All the hydrants have been put in
position this week. 1t will not be long
before the water will be turned on. Just
as soon as the machinery is placed in
the engine house, then the test will be
made.
On Monday evening there will be a
Democratic meeting at Christiana. Will
lard Salisbury and VIM. 7. Lyman will
address the meeting. All citizens, if-
respective of p ty, are invited to be
present.
One day last week Mr.. Robert Steele
found one of his horses dead in the sta
BILE. The animal was 80 years old and
had been faithful all these years. She
had evidently died without struggle
as the bedding was not disturbed.
Sausage, scrapple, New buckwheat
at West End Market.
John Anderson, Jr., young man
living in Brandywine hundred, had one
of his hands badly injured day or two
age by the explosion of acharge in his
gun, He was hunting squirrels wher
the gun was accidentally exploded.
&C. w. Kennedy & Co., 7l9 Marke
street, Wilmington, have a card in THU
weeks LEDGER. They can sell you
piano or organ and you will never regre
buying it, because it will furnish yol
with good music as the instruments the,
sell are all frst-class.
There was a report here on Monday
that man had been robbed of $3.50 {
gold watch and an overcoat by two col
ored men. After little inquiry it wa
found that the robbery occurred in VIII
mington, and it was supposed that tn
boy was here in Newark, as an office
here looking for the thief
John Frick, who is visiting hi
brother in Pennsylvania, says rain ha
fallen nearly every day since he arrive
there. He finds the people hospitabl'
and the reason for this is that they ar
solid for Harrison. Mr.. Prick says h
will be home in time to vote for Harriso
and Morton if he lives and is able.
"A subscription paper was started o
Saturday last by r. NJ. Ennis for til
benefit of George Knots who lost all h
grain, agricultural machinery and sever
pigs with the burning of his barn fe
weeks ago. He reported to us that |
YVES meeting with very good succe
Those who are able should give as IL
cause is a deserving one.
The Woman's Home Missional
Society of New Castle Presbytery wi
hold its 4th annual meeting in the Low
Brandywine Church on Wednesday mex
Nov. 9TH at 10 A. NJ. Mrs. Gould
Alaska will speak of her work there,
the afternoon.
A public meeting will be held c
Tuesday evening which will be addres
ed by the Rev. DIR. Osmond of Elkt,
and the Rev. w. p. Swartz of the Ce
trail church Wilmington.
For the cure of colds, coughs, and lu
difficulties, Ayers Cherry Pectoral is u
equaled.