The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-19
saturday, May 10, 1898.

Tar paper and Coal Tar Camphor at
Beaton Smiths drugstore.
The I. o. of G. T. will hold straw
berry festival on the LIST and I'd of June.
-Brandywine Summit Camp meeting
4 will begin August 18th and continue 10
days.
Don't forget the La Chocolatiere in
the College Oratory on Friday evening
next.
John Wright, carpenter at Marley
Mill had one of bis legs broken while
rolling a log.
Ut. Maxwell has added improve
T ments to his property on Main street.
Let others follow.
"A game ofball to- day at Strickers-
vile between the Academy club and the
home team.
Peter ]. Ford, of Wilmington, can
didate for sheriffality nomination was
in town Sunday last.
Oranges, lemons, bananas, fine pine
apples, tomatoes, cabbage, etc., at West
End Market, to-day.
"A 15-months-old child in Whining
ton, fell head-formost into wash boiler
and was drowned on Monday.
Edgar Tassel, butcher, who has been
doing business in this town for some
time is now in Wilmington.
John L. Lewis, ever alive to introdu-
ing improvements, contemplates build
ing a silo on his farm, south of town.
Mrs. S. A. Roach makes delicious
ice cream of all flavors. Don't forget her
saloon is just west of GrfTith's Glass
Front.
Horse Lotion cannot be excelled
for the cure Of saddlegals, sore shoulders
etc, on horses, prepared and for sale at
Beaton Smiths drugstore.
Levy Court was in session in Will
mington on Tuesday. A committee was
appointed to view the Casho Bridge over
the Christiana creek near this town.
Miss Mcdowell, the temperance
worker, will lecture in the NJ. L. Church,
at Cherry Hill, next Sunday evening,
the Goth, at o'clock All are invited.
-"I'll take what you take" was the
remark made by student in drug
store here. The dose that those two
took would kill printer
"A general class of printing done at
this Office at right figures. Don't rush
away until you give us trial Think
we can give satisfaction.
II. b. Hart has secured first-class
blacksmith to carry on the business, at
his shop, on Depot avenue. Good work
is said to be the smithy's motto.
If the Trustees of the Academy had
used the old bricks to make gutter and
new ones for walk the job would look
better But, no doubt, poverty was the
cause.
Our fine French sateens are in Patterns
and We have some Is styles. Everyone
gets different style. That's what the
ladies like. Armstrong; Caskey Build
ing.
Fred Choate is contemplating open
ing new stationery and news store, but
until he does you'll find his old stand
well stocked with the latest and best
novelties.
Farmers have about completed corn
planting, and soon the busy work of the
year for the husbandman will begin.
No rest, then, until the frost appears on
the pumpkin.
B. O'Rourke is always on hand
when you want something nice to eat,
in the way of the finny tribe. Splendid
shad and herring, fresh from the water
each day. You'll hear Bat when he
sings out.
"A Literary and Musical entertain
ment will be given by the Aid Society of
the Christian Church, in the Chapel, at
O'Clock Tuesday evening, May %, 1888.
All are invited.
Alexander Perry, supervisor of the
streets, came near breaking one of his
legs while assisting in setting curbing in
front of the Academy. A large piece of
curbing fell ON him.
"Cackles'' seem to be about the right
thing now. Considerable money can be
made by raising the right kind of chick
ems. Mrs. Southland has fully equipped
hennery, just south of town, and by
means of the incubator, marketed spring
chickens early in March.
r. M. Ennis, carriage painter and
upholsterer turned out five excellently
executed jobs from his shops on New
London avenue this week. He SAYS
there is no scarcity of work, and attri-
butes the rush of work to advertising.
Success to you, Richard.
For the accommodation of the
patrons of West End Market, arrange
ments have been made whereby ice
cream will be served in any quantity
desired. The best of cream will be used
in the manufacture. Orders left at the
above place, from this date will be
promptly attended to.
Burglars entered the residences of
Geo. w. Reybold and James Clark. Mt
Delaware City, on Monday night and
articles of jewelry, and gold coin were
taken. Later man was arrested bv
Sheriff Lambson, at New Castle inst no