The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-01
saturday, peoember l. laaa.
In AND OUT or Town NEWS.

- -AciA'ttf
Let all subscribers pay up before
December 25th.
-Buckwheat and Sausage at Burnite,s
East End Store.
Our Wilmington letter arrived too
late for this issue.
Don't forget the KafTa Klatch on
December l4th, in Caskey Hall
Just received at Frazer's Drug Store
ooOo and loc cigars. Try them.
Read Parrish's big ad on I'd page.
He has lots of Christmas novelties.
Thanksgiving services were held in
the Presbyterian Church on Thursday.
Fred Choate has ine lot of station
cry on hand that he is selling remark
ably cheap.
The Aid Society of Christian Church
Will accept thanks for quantity of deli.
cious cream.
stephen r. Choate, ir., and F. NJ. C.
Choate contemplate going to Denver.
Colorado, after Christmas.
There are several changes in the RIM
ming OF the trains og the B. & 0. Railroad
Timetable will appear in the next issue.
-Ifyou like good smoke try one of
Frazer's Heller's.
Every trustee should make it a
point to settle with the printer as early
as possible. Please bear in mind.
Now that Thanksgiving is over, let
all set to work and prepare for Christmas.
1t will require considerable work.
-lfthe Heller is not the best Cigar in
town the Agitator is Frazer has both
kinds.
john Prick showed his new harness
on Thursday. He drives a fine team.
and it is one of the best turn-outs in
town.
The Christian Church folks gave a
New England supper in the basement of
Caskey- Hall on Wednesday and Thurs
day nights.
If you have not seen that beautiful
Silver Pitcher in ]. w Parrish's window
60 and look at it. 1t will be CHANGED off
soon and it would be an ornament to any
house.
Fred Choate will from this until
closed out, sell his stock of spectacles,
eye glasses and stock in general at greatly
reduced prices. This means bargains for
to ALL
Every merchant should secure space
at once for advertising Christmas goods
The LEDGER offers unusual inducements
in this line. Rates the lowest for large
circulation.
Mrs. S. A. Roach can in the shortest
time possible get you up an oyster fry,
stew or a bowl of soup. They are deli
cious, too. To prove this just call and
be convinced.
On Wednesday of last week Mrs
Greer died at her husbands residence
near town in the 56th year Of her age.
The body was taken Ia " ilmirglon for
interment.
-Sam'l Deputy is now supplying
parties, festivals, suppers and private
families with choice cream. He asks
you 20 patronize home industry AMI he
thinks he will secure your trade.
Christmas is just three weeks and
three days off. 1t is about time to Sc
lect present. If you want jewelry
Parish has it, He will sell 10 you at
right figures, although the tariff is still
on.
I have just received large stock of
boots, shoes, etc A specially in gum
boots and shoes which 1 will sell at the
lowest cash prices. Call and see them.
r. GARLIcK, Main street. Repairing
done. NovlO-5t
The NJ. f. Church people united
with the p esbylerians and Thanksgiv-
ing service was held in the Presbyterian
church. Rev. n. NJ. Browne preached.
The collection taken for Pocomoke City
sufferers ammounted to S23 AZ.
The ladies' of st. Thomas Guild will
hold a sale of useful fancy articles, in
Guiding large supply of hand-painted
christmas cards, suitable for holiday
presents, in the first week in December
The ladies of St. Thomas Guild will
hold a sale of articles suitable for Christ
mas presents on Friday and Saturday
evenings, Dec. 9TH and sth at the Guild
room in the house of Mrs. John Elliott
Christmas cards speciality.
A man called at this office last Fri
day and stated that he had horse sto-
len on Thursday night from his place.
near Squire Nc Keowans country place
He said his name was Greer. He
thought the animal had been taken to
Wilmington.
-One day last week some per-
son entered the dwelling of a family
named Michner, living near Polly Drum
mond's Hill, in Mill Creek hundred, ana
carried off lot of clothing and a small
sum of money, The loss falls heavily on
Mr.. Mitchner. The family were away
at the time of the robbing.
Several robberies were committed on
Iron Hill last week. 1t is supposed that
colored man named Jeems is the dep
redator. He secured $43 from one house
and from others he took what came con-
Co.