The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-02-04
saturday, February A, 1888.

GatuIuhIg 6NN@N
Harry Haines has a sale to-day.
Snow disappeared very fast on the
street Wednesday.
The pleasant weather of Wednesday
and Friday were gratefully received.
The bristling iron fences, on which
doatb sits on every point, ought to co.
The weather indication bulletin says,
.igbtly warmer, verify, the warm days
are coming.
Every sale bill printed at this office
beors the imprint of good workmanship,
and the prices are the lowest.
II satisfactory arrangements can be
made electric lights will be placed in sew
eral business places in this town.
Lewis List, who was sentenced to
Imprisonment for life at New Castle, was
hardened this week by Governor Biggs.
The eclipse is over; the sleighing
oone the backbone of winter broken,
and still some of Newarks people are not
happy.
Attention is called to d. Stanhope's
card in this issue. Also, to the new adj
yertisement of Wanamaker d Brown on
ID page.
On Tuesday evening a sleighing
party from this town visited the Misses
pierson of Kimbleville, Pa, and spent
a very pleasant evening.
C. C.. Choate has a complete stock
of fine. navored cigars, and general as
sortment ofsmokers supplies. GIVE him
Il trial and be made happy.
A large sleighing party passed
through town on Thursday night. 1t
was very merry crowd, and they SEEM
ed bent on having a good time.
-Jno. Robinson of Wilmington was
knocked down on Saturday afternoon
last by horse driven TO sleigh. His
collar bone was broken and he was
otherwise injured.
"A very fine horse passed through
town on Saturday last. He was of THE
celebrated Wilkes strain. The animal
belonged to DIR. Mccoy of Kirkwoop
Price paid was $4,000.
Smallpox is increasing in Chester
\ colored woman of that city, went to
Wilmington and attended funeral of a
relative who died of smallpox, and car
ricdthe disease back with her.
The contagious horse disease has
broken out again near Elkton. We I'M
derstand that q farmer in Cecil county
who had two horses sick, that could not
get State Veterinary Surgeon to come
near.
b ORourke does not have much
time to sleigh He is kept busy waiting
ON customers at his restaurant under EX-
change Hall. His frys, and stews are al
ways of the best, while his cigars are the
equal of any.
David A. Macke will sell his person
al ,,,c,,nrt,, ,,aa, ITo;r IIfU MI NJ y,tIlia
soln ~, Mondov Fob On rho l;st em-
l,rnoos sor,a o,,co,Iont stoo,, as wolI 40 a
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-Artle H. Brown VINO resided near
Tweedville, Pa, died on Wednesday
evening. The deceased had suffered for
,nan, ,,a,r, ,.;t, oons,,,nn,;on ia was
A. oc,. ..,. M. c,..,.,1 ,,ai. ,,,ooo
m Tr;Jav r.on, tho rns;donco Of his
.,
Among ''.e many token receiNeu Wy
W.T. anu MIS- L. ~ 'o"ei'' AZ ''',r o'"
i'"rrl"go anniversary, was I'''' VI i''s'
card beneoth crossed sword and non .
"The non may he michtier than the
sword Inf for II good DAVIS work. the
shears arc mot IN I've sneezed otn
DR.. W ara d. ho"'ahu' veterinary sur
eeoh Oh " lli,inH'oii' ie,' ''''', Guy !Vs
'eru"y Tor Oa'llorh'a' "nere nc eNPco'9
10 permanently iou"le' ne WINS apPoih''
eel STATE veterinarian py uoN, o'och''y
anu mas accep'"ply h''eo 'n"' I'osi'.o'i
ne also nous '"c poSi''on VI Oni'eu
states agent " ''ie o"'''c uePa'''heii. u
the agricultural department 1T " usn'ils
TON lie mas 'laue many warm irieiuS
james McKinzie, of Elkton, whit
seems bent on getting himself within