Milford chronicle., 1878-10-04
Milford Me1ltiOnss.
CARrESrEgs are in dema,id.
EGGS arr. 20 cents ptr daJzcn.


near the g1s worh's.
WI CXpeetto get into rrcrmapent quarter
aeeut thcirSt ofJanuMy.'
j, FnONAs DAVIS, son OF r. H. Davis Esq, camt
home on vista few days ago. .
Dh. FRANcE has not yet returned from New
Jersey. lie is expected home soon,
MR. s.AHNoLD has been to Philadelphia this
week on Il pleasure anil lsness trip.
The "CuEoNIcLE' Office is tempol4ly located in
Gray's building, lllree door north OF the bridge.
MISS REoDA \. DAVIS, at the last accounts, was
) i'll great sufferer, bHt is slowly improving.
EVERY one wonders how il is that we can turn
ont such neat job work at most asiUnislingly low
prices.
MIR. WV. p. CORsA has bought the Rowe
farm Oi5O acres, near Milford, Of DR.. D. o. X.
s.Vng. -.''-
hR d. HiRscH.wllo has been confined to his
,bedwith bl Gus fever, is again able to attend to
business.
Nav 0FFIcE-ShOrt d Hoson are erecting a
coy little office near their stables in South Mil.
lord, Del.
Mr. JAMES SArP is going to tie city in a few
days todbtaih full stock of carriages, harness,
Jobes &C.
'WnL if yOu don't sec me again, llelt ~ is the
new way Of bidding yOur. friends goodbye in
&heese parts. -.--''--~ -.
Nl. JAMES PosTtEs, who has been under the
care Of DR.. VIM. Marshall, is gradually rcgalning
GoOtllealth.( -
lack ~ A. |
train struck and killed one Of SIR. David Scots
choice lambs.
On Tuesday last John C. Bogart and Frank
NeHle9ry squirrel hunting, and succeeded l
in bagsng lS. II
= Mr.. Lyman Fex has nearly completed a fine d
ana eommodious house on his farm in Cedar
Creek Hundred. 1 .
Mr.. EZEKIEL FLEsaXG's new steam saw and a
sri't mill at Harrington is now completed, and c
running steadily. Il
Och Dover Fair items come up very slim as Is
the yoaRg man who volunteered to ret ort for US
lost his notebook. q
"LADy Thorn" Mr.. R. j. ..Meretlitl,s handsomc Il
f9nF3yeaF Ol4maFe, won the laurels at the Har. a
I0gtOn race on the 2lst ult. IL
MONEY sold at the last4meeting Of the Milford Il
bnilolng and Loan Association on Teus(ay even
lng for 3'4 andl per cent. .fn
= THE brick work is nearly completed on Dor. OF
seys rev building and the carpenters are push. in
''ig things as rapidly rs possible. pt
g., LET Milford take warning fEom Faston's mis-. ~ ~
fortune, and provide against destructive fires by
securing suitable aXtnguisher. Of
Is it really fact that the furniture Of the Mil. WI
ford Temperance Society to be sold at auction? an
such Eepsa has been circulated. tn
FnANKs.-onr young tliend, W. ]. Gray, de- Is
serves our thanks for the valuable assistance lie TIC
las rendered the CHRONICLE in various ways.
We hear no more the skeeters hum; tin
When autumn comes his spirit pines, Br
And soon his voice and wings are mum 90 Yc
So And he goes where the woodbine .twines. - Ia,
BYpermission of Mr.. wynkOop some of the VIC
young folks Of this town had a chop" in his sol
establishment on Tuesday evening
last.
REV. Mn. MowBRAr delivered lecture in one tbo
II Lmcoln'S churches last week. His subject, mo
Hard Times" was handled in his usual bril-. ind
'-''' o'''e' pr
IHE SINGER SEWING MACHINE, for which Mr. L. tXI
t.5ohnson, Of Milford, is agent,waS awarded the ,r
lo,,s,. I,a,. ~ NV bee
we
THE agricultural warehouse OF Humes & Taylor col
lisa want long felt in Milford, and we arc glad he,
saythat their enterprise is being rewarded by rier
good trade. con
IL HAs been so dry for month or more, that yicl
aHncrs-have great difficulty in powing for their r.,
'heat, and many Of the ponds are so lo that the o,
Hills cannot run. ~"
sALE--Icssrss Short, Eocy & Co.. advertise ertv
sell LOT of mules, horses, log wagons, chains this
C., at public auction, at Staytonsville, Sussex trac
o., on the 10th inst. ,onn,
CAPT LATCHUM says crocns always leave after stru,
ie iiTst stormin September but this year that = ST.
onth has been one continual storm and they draw
On't no wien to go "ro.
MOST OF tue merchants haze got in Their fall CIarI
oeks Of goods. BY reference to our adyerSinr towI
'lun'ns 1t may readily be seen who are anxious cgaI
have the fact known. what
JA AMEs sou Of 3ames II. Postles, will take pos thes
sseaot the farm owned Ly his father near Io
nat was Mctpllcy Mills, about Jan. Ist. 1879 oo,,,,
c wish him much success. -,
slR b. HiliscH showed US some ripe June Ap fence
es yesterday which are the second rutn this recei
aseil' He has atree in his garden with ripe large
nj and blossoms oil it now grad,
VIZ are informed that MIC. l.. Fem con,en. conn
'tts removing from Cen 4. J. \. rorl,crt'r n,
m near Milford about Ean.lst, ,. ,I,A. ais sue ovno
SORTS to be Mr. l. W. Belts. -
9tKofice sign 9GlDah is strete!e.: aon,s. 20, Dove
Srect attracts considerable at.cnon. ;ti.,be hard
lk Of Thomas stevenson, who h 8 .le rem. SIS.
l'lon OF being tip-Iop sign lnin:e. ol Wi
Ne won'd like to faeni9n the name x that trimn
lne lady who was the first r<rson 70 x;hs-riLe Mrs.
The ''CHRoNicLE" and pay for IL III q >.au.eo. Tnl
IN Difference to her modesty we lorbcar. our1.
'nE furniture establishment Of BulrE Psrdoe DR..
lbs town. is the largest establishment Of the lls J.;
din the State seuih Of WliEinc:an They fri n,
building Gp an extensive peninSuar Trade true,
'R j. E. RDiISrER late Of Dover succeeds to u,a
Phelps deniai practice here. Dr. Il. is not Tor rn