The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-13
IN AND OUT OF Town NEWS.

What we need to keep comfortable
fires.
Read the notice elsewhere of big
Mass meeting.
Sec J. R. Hudson & Co.'s new card
in this issue.
This is the season of the year to form
literary societies.
Wilmington Fair took all the folks of
Newark this week.
The crop of chcsInuts will undoubt-
edly be large in this section.
"A large number of Newarkers at
tended the fair at Hazel Dell on Thurs
day.
John McKane, living near Barksdale
claims he raised $40 bushels of wheat
from eight acres.
Elsewhere will be seen an ADVERTISE
ment of the personal property of Mrs. s.
j. Garrett. Read it,
Edward Curtis, son of S. Minor Cur
tbs, Esq, is lying quite i'll at his fathers
residence, at Nonantum.
-Wanamaker & Brown appear in a
new card in this issue. Read what they
say and you will profit by so doing.
John McLane will sell his household
goods from the house next to G. G.
Choate's tobacco store to-day. Sale at
o'clock.
The severe frosts of late have turned
the foliage to its beautiful autumnal tnts.
Soon the winter winds will howl about
the house.
1t is a real fat boy, healthy and
hearty. Mine host of the Deer Park is
another grandfather, and Charlie thinks
boys are very nice-especally babies
F. NJ. c. Choate has a full and COM
plete line of magazines, periodicals, daily
and weekly papers, and the newest styles
in stationery. Look at his gents furnish
ing goods.
On Thursday next, Oct. 18TH A. En-
erson Pitt, living near Kimbleville, will
sell a number of horses, COWS, pigs, carts,
and many other things. Read his adver-
tisement.
WIN. A. Morrison, of Mill creek
hundred, handed us twig broken from
a chestnut tree, having several blooms.
This is rather remarkable for this season
of the year,
Mrs. N. M. Browne, Of this town, will
deliver an address and organ re an auxil-
larry of the Women Foreign Missionary
Society next Sunday night in Brandy
wine M. L. Church.
The silver pitcher in J. W. Parrish's
window is a beauty. 1t will be CHANGED
of, and you ought to have chance. 1t
won't cost you much, and il you win it
what a prize you get
Have you ever tried one of Mrs. S.
A. Reaches bowls of oyster soup2 Just
try one, and be sure to take your friend
along You can get oysters in any style,
and they are delicious too.
The temperance folks at Glasgow
have come out ahead again. The hotel
there was refused license short time
ago. 1t looks now as if the license was
cut out for good in that section.
An exchange says KimblevilIe is
said to be the most patriotic settlement
in Chester county, no less than fourteen
flags flying from different residences. All
parties are represented, including one for
Belya Lockwood.
Blair Collins aud family, who have
resided at Casinos Mill for some time
moved to Wilmington this week, also
Jacob Casho and wife moved on We'd
nesday to Wilmington, which place they
will make their future home.
Mrs. Joseph Bowen, who took charge
of the boarding department of the Col
lege, some time ago, moved back to the
Wilson farm near the p, w. & B. depot.
Mrs. Edward Stroup, residing at East
End will take charge of the College
boarding depart ment.
"A team was stolen from Wilmington
on Tuesday. The party drove to Ell1ton
where they were arrested. There was
two men in the buggy, one white man,
giving his name as John Mccall, and the
colored man as William Evans. The
team belonged to Mrs. Mary Rogers, liv-
ing near Wilmington.
The team of Byan Widdocs was in
grief short while on Tuesday morning.
He drove to the B. & o. depot and left
his horse standing, which he has done
frequently. From some unknown cause
the horse took a notion to walk off, and
the result was, she fell into the trench on
Elkton avenue. With considerable diff
Guilty the animal was gotten out without
injury.
The Democratic Mass Meeting an
nounced to take place on Oct. 9th, at
Marshallton, has been postponed uutil
Saturday evening, Oct. 20, The following
well known men will address the meet
ing; Hon. Chas. b. Lore, Jas. L. Wal
colt, Esq, Hon. Geo. Grey, L. c, Wander
grift Esq. W. 7. Lyman Esq. Those who
wish to hear the tariff question intelli-
gently discussed should go.
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