The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-04-07

day-tramps.
"A full line of base ball goods at
West End Market.
Pussy Pemberton has secured first
class wheelwright.
1t is quite probable there will be a
game of ball to-day.
Some new designs in Rodgers Silver
Plated ware at Parrish's.
e. A. Finley, of Finley, Garrett &
Wilson, Wilmington, was in Newark
Tuesday.
Prof. ]. B. Richie, wife and son, spent
Sunday last in this town with Mrs. L. X.
Bowen.
As the weather is pleasant and the
ground drier, parties will be formed to
gather arbutus.
No house is furnished complete
without reliable clock, get one of
Parrish's.
ALI business men like the way we
print bill heads and note headings and
put them up in tablet form.
"A. G. Armstrong of Cooch's Bridge,
has been spending the Easter holidays
with relatives in Lock Haven, Pa.
]. G. Bragdon, druggist, of Middle
town, and formerly of this town, paid
us a brief visit on Friday iof this week.
Miss Emma Evans, who has been
visiting friends in the South, returned
home this week, much improved in
health.
Herman Roe, Smyrna, Del, will lee
ture in Red Mems Hall on Friday even
ing next, April 18th. Subject "The
Gripsack."
-T1Maxwell Morrison, well-known
here, of Avondale, Pa, now a student of
Lafayette College, paid us a pleasant call
on Monday.
Col Geo. Johnston (Quilp) of Elkton
dropped in on us Tuesday morning for a
few minutes. The Colonel looked ex-
ceedingly well.
There will be preaching at the Chris
tian Chapel next Sunday evening by the
pastor. Sunday School and church SER
vices in the morning.
Robert Wadsley stabbed Eli Bed
well, colored, in New Castle, on Sunday
last. Bedwell is dangerously hurt and
Wadsley is under arrest.
Mrs. Rebecca Davis, a prominent
Old School Baptist. died at her home
near Landenberg, Chester county, one
day last week, at the advanced age of Oh
years.
AS the season for building is here
again, we call attention to the adver-
tisement of Jonathan johnson, who has
on hand large supply Of bricks. Read
his adj
Go to Fred Choate's for all the lead
ing magazines and periodicals, also sta
tionery of all kinds. Particular atten-
ton given to supplying all the daily and
weekly papers.
Miss Lizzie Strickland, who has been
in Philadelphia for few weeks returned
home this week. She has now full
supply of spring millinery, and asks a
call of patrons.
Z Base ball is now discussed among
the boys and the coming season promises
to be lively one for players. We are
unable TO state what prices are offered
\ for good players.
Barton not only keeps the best
brands of flour and general family sup
plies, but he has in stock tobaccos, cigars
and smokers goods. In fact, it is the
place to go to get what you want.
4 have removed from the old stand
to the new store just fitted up by Mr..
George Pemberton on Main st.. where
have now ready a full line of Spring
Millinery and Notions. NJ. ]. KENNErr.
j. Dobson has improved his proper
~ by having a private entrance made to
his ice cream parlors, which are located
ON the second floor of the building This
will be much appreciated by his many
patrons
Many buglaries and attempted burg
lAiies are occurring in the city of VIII
nlins'on' for some reason the perpe-
traitors cannot be gotten hold Of The
methods employed would seem fo no;nt