The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-08

terrain Cnurcn on SUNDAY.
Election this afternoon from - to Z
o'clock. Vote your choice.
Laying the main pipe for the water
plant is progressing rapidly.
The cool weather on Thursday
made fire feel comfortable.
Tho school boys even differences
with each other by strength of prowess.
Mrs. S. A. Roach has delicious ice
cream at her parlors. Try a plate to-
night.
Warren & Rhinehart will sell fifty
five head of cattle in Middletown ON
Monday.
How many persons saw the rainbow
on Monday evening? 1t was beauti-
full sight.
Barton has large stock of flour on
hand, also a fine lot of cigars, which he
is selling cheap.
Catalogues ofthe Elkton and Will
mington Fairs can be secured by calling
at this office.
Mrs. Joseph Bowen moved into the
dwelling portion of the College last week
and will act as matron.
--Myers's Cove oysters at Dobson's.
He will always have oysters on hand. He
will keep cream this month.
VIM. McVaugh will sell fine lot of
fresh cows at Hockessin, on Monday,
Sept 10. Read his advertisement
Miss Annie L. Wilson will resume
her teaching of Vocal and instrumental
Music Tuesday, Sept. 18th, 1888.
Send us the news and you will get
THE LEDGER for year, and if business is
good we will send Christmas resent.
-sanfords Ministries will give two ell
tertainments in CaslSey Hall to-day, one
at o'clock and the other in the evening.
james A. Wilson, proprietor of the
Washington House, is one of the judges
at the Pennsylvania State Fair, on saddle
horses.
&C. G. Choate has wagon, with his
sign painted on the side which he hauls
his wares about town. He fills all orders
promptly.
Have your plumbing done by Miller
4 Jenkins, SIG Shipley street, Whining
ton. Their work is their best recon-
mendation.
The attention of all is called to the
rate of the water tax to be used here.
Council is ready to listen to any one who
has anything to say.
No doubt Main street will not be in
very good travelling condition this
winter, but all the same Newark will
have water works.
Parrish, the jeweler, has handsome
silver pitcher, which occupies place in
the front window, which will be CHANGED
of. Be sure and take chance, as you
are lucky.
In this issue our readers will find
the attractive advertisement of Miller &
Jenkins, plumbers, and those in need of
such work cannot do better than consult
these gentlemen.
September with its II not only
brings the oyster out, but calls the
breezy seersucker aud delicate white
flannel in and awakens the ulster from
its eamphor bed.
The Aid Society of the Presbyterian
Church will hold Jack Frost party in
the store room of DR.. Kollock's, Friday
evening, Sept. 14th. Come one, come
all, and sec the fun.
Am amusing sight was noticed on
the street Wednesday. Several small
boys had placed doll on the back of a
dog and was running with him. The
sight created much merriment.
The papers reported on Wednesday
that cyclone had entered the Gulf near
Key West, and is moving eastward. II
the weather keeps getting colder a
blizzard will be the result here.
mt. a. L. ADDOItS hCuOOl OF vocal
and instrumental Music will reopen on
tho Gath of September at 1886 Chestnut
st. Ladies' from distance will DO cared
for as if in their own homes. Sep 8-3w
Pomona Grange held a meeting in
Grange Hail. here on Thursday. A large
number of persons attended, and dinner
was partaken of by over hundred per
sons. Business of importance transact
ed.
Every basket of apples or pears OF
grapes Or, left at this Office, will bt
carefully examined, and due notice will
be made of the same, providing the of
fee boy poes not get the drop on the
fruit.
Russell, Messimer & Co., 306 Marke
street, Wilmington, never lose an oppor
tunity to invite their friends to give then
a call. Read their new advertisement
in this issue. 1t is full of facts that cos
little money.