The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-06
IN AND OUT OF Town NEWS.

issue.
Plenty of ice formed here on Tues
day night. =
The tints of October can be seen in
the woods.
"A very heavy frost visited this sec
ton on Friday night last.
Mrs. Willamsons sale of household
goods takes place to-day.
Go and hear Crothers and Writ speak
at the Democratic meeting tonight.
The usual large number Of people of
this town attended the Fair at Elkton.
Don't forget to take chance at that
beautiful pitcher in Parrish's window.
w. J. Booth will sell fine lot of
stock at Kimblevile on Monday Oct sth.
Mrs. Harris of Brooklyn will lecture
in CaslSey Hall next Tuesday evening on
Social Purity"
Six persons were received into the
fellowship of the Christian Church of
this town on last Lords day
He who kicketh at newspaper
paragraph when no names are men
toned gives himself square away.
The ladies are now beginning to look
after their fur anu other wraps. The
season for their use is approaching
The water plant is progressing finely.
Everything is going forward in style and
before long the whole plant will be COM
pletcd.
After day of cod weather, there
was grand change, and people were
allowed to go without great coats for
several hours.
christian Church, Newark, T. b.
Knowles, pastor, Lords day, Oct. 7th.
Services at 1890 a. M, and Sunday school
at $50 a. m.
"A magic lantern stereoptican exhibit
ton will be held in Red Mems Hall next
Saturday evening, Oct ~, Admission,
8 and % cts
Let every citizen who can spare
day, attend the Wilmington Fair at
Hazel Dell Park, next week. 1t will be
n grand occasion.
Mrs. S. A. Roach always has plenty of
oysters on hand, and she can fix up fry
or stew in a few minutes Go and try
one of her bowls Of soup. Only 10 cts.
The case of John Mcmahon, who
was charged with killing the Italian,
several months ago in Wilmington, was
acquitted by the State abandoning the
case.
John Reynolds, living near Mt
Pleasant, lost four horses and two mules
on Sunday night last They were on the
Delaware railroad and an engine ran into
them.
r. NJ. c. Choate has a fine lot of
candies on hand. He has laid in Il full
line of gentleman's furnishing goods.
Also all the latest periodicals and books |
on hand.
Chandler Evans, conductor on the |
Delaware railroad, had one of his ankles
fractured on Monday by being struck by |
car spring which was thrown from the
p"sgase car
There will be u grand days sport in
Wilmington to-day at Union Street Park,
of the fall meeting of the Warren club.
A large number of entries arc noted and
great preparations nave oeeh made
burglars have began operations again |
IN wilmington. Two attempts were
made to enter dwellings, while third
was more successful. \ house was en-
tered and lot OF Jewelry and SIG was
''Ne'' y" ''''e'
In this issue we call attention to the
advertisement of j. 7. Maxwell, the I'M
dertakcr. Henow believes that the time
is past when man can carry on business
without the aid of a newspaper.
The double tracks of the Baltimore |
d Ohio Railroad have been completed as |
far down the road as Singerly station. |
The telegraph box located here was
moved to Singerly station on Saturday
last.
Mrs. Phebe A. Guthrie died al the
residence of her husband. joseph Gutb-
re near MILFORD Oross ROADS on tues
Jay . n.s'nooh i''s.' Inc deceased ~, was IN
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