Milford chronicle., 1883-04-20

No mis-ft suits at Treidler's. T
always makes everything perfect
satisfactory.
THE Tee Cream season commence
at Mr.. Geilinger's Saloon on Sa.urda
April 2lst. 1t will be carried in stoc
every day until next fall.
MYRoN HARDER. the hoy for whor
DR. Dawson am Jutated a leg thre
weeks since, is now able to sit up an
be moved about the house.
MIR. E. GILLIs, formerly of Salis
bury, has opened a complete stock %
groceries in Carlisle Lane, South Mil
ford. He has shipstuff, bran, floul
and feed as his spec alties.
ANY one having information Of fact.
concerning the life of Dr. John LOf
land, known as "A1ilfnrd Bard - please
cOmmunicate with w. w. Smithers,
l26 South 9th ST. Philadelphia.
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PERSONS desiring to attend the even,
ing performance Ofthe Circus. on May
2nd, in Milford, can purchase excursion
tickets from Harrington for the 3.35
p. m. train for 90 cents round trip.
Now the small boy can once more
revel in the pleasures of the circus, and
the calander of dates be moved for
ward until the 2nd of May, for on that
day O'Brien's Circus will visit Milford.
A ghost made its appearance to a
young man i'm Milford last Friday
pight, at Powders Undertaking Es-
tablishment. For further particulars,
apply to a certain clerk on North
Front Street.
P. c. TRUITT is building for VIM. B.
Mills a new house on North Walnut
street 14x2l feet front building, with |
an L l4xI4 feet. Mr.. Truitt is also
building a new house on South Front /
street for VIM. Gray,
For SALE CHEAP! Great Ameri-
can and Beyden Strawberry plants.
The two best market varieties also a
large stock Of Cabbage and Tomato
plants. Apply to J.W.CGARDNER,
Milford, Del.
PERSONS living in South Milford
contemplating making the annual
spring house cleaning will be glad to
learn that they have Gills' store
handy; for they can get Quick Lime
for white-weshing of him.
FIRE AT about four o'clock yester-
day morning, the storehouse of James
Bennett, in Slaughter Neck was dis
covered nearly destroyed by fire and
before anything could be saved. It
was insured in the Kent County Mu- I
tual for about $500 C
THE Rt. Rev. Bishop Lee will visit \
Christ Church, Milford, on Sunday +
next. the 22nd, inst, for the admins \
tration of the Rite Of Confirmation. \
Service at 1870 a. m. The Bishop will "
also visit tie Church of 1T. John Bap-
tist. Milton, at 8 p IN.
THE hay cropof Delaware was a fail
ure last year and the supply of timothy ii
had to be imported. We noticed some b
of the finest bailed timothy for sale at C;
Mr.. e. Giilis' store, in Carlisle Lane,
South Milford. He has sold large Al
quantities of it this season. ei
THE new school house in district n,
l04. Cedar Neck, is completed. 1t is
22X30 feet and cost about S400, The n,
building committee were more than ~
Irrs
heir thanks to Mr.. p. G. Truitt for the W.
expert mannerin which lie performed ''
o the letter his contract.
CORN planting is now at hand and ou
We have had frequent inquiry as to IN
where "gas tar" can be had. Wegive IN
he following publicity through our m
Ocal columns: Gas Tar can be pur- nI
hased, in large or small quantities, at
Hills store in Carlisle Lane, South HI
1ilford." tn
l di,
OUR fruit growers will be interested fey
n the fact that the Beeeher Basket mi
basket works, located at Re
Remington, n. j.. were burned on ter
thursday, consuming SO. 00G peach IN,
askets, portion of which were in daI
ended for Delaware trade. The loss lie
'as $4,000. Insured for $4,000 sid
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WHEN you see the young men stand tina
lg around with their faces wearing a lat,
observation-disclosures" ex- of
ression it is evidently the result of q str,
lrking suspicion that fair maidens eve
ass them coldly by because they are a II
} badly dressed All this can be eas- wa.
Y remedied if they will go to c. e YOU
reidleE, the leading tailor Of Milford. be
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HEADQUARTERS b Co., An
lst Reg. ID. " NJ. mel
Milford, Del, April 18th, 1888. stra
eneral Order No. 49, pha
All members are requested to meet hon
their armOry on Thursday evening lam
ext, April 26th, at 7.3O o'clock Mic
usiness of Importance will be trans was
ted BY Order Of ing
G. w. MARSHALL. Tidi
Attest, Capt. Commanding. way
e. NORRIS, so 5
Orderly Sergeant. frou
-o Mil
Mr. p H. STORM, father-iu-law of Smt
IN. p. Corsa, had the misfortune to Gle
I'VE the flesh torn from his right sion
umb, and the bone injured so seri ever
sly that amputation at the 2nd joint ness
came necessary, on Tuesday last.
e was driving Il COW by a rope, and
e beast becoming unnlanagable, in
me manner the rope caught his On,
lmb with the above result. Mr.. dropp
Drm is about 70 years of age, Drs. annor
ne