Milford chronicle., 1883-11-16
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Frank Howes has a new five cent
cigar that all the Boys call 1.-The boss"
segar; next door to Smoot's.
New Stock of Wall Paper Just re-
ceived at Foulk & Del matters.
"Chawles," she lisped to her new
beau from Boston, "have you seen
Rogers new group?" No" he re-
piled. but have seen one of the mic
est suits of clothes that has been worn
by anybody that | have saw, since l
have been in Milford. He said Treid-
Ter, the merchant tailor made ii"
The nobbiest, the prettiest and the
best suits are manufactured by Treid
Ter.
All the leading styles in gold papers
and beautiful borders just opened at
FOulk d DeLamater's
Frank Howes has the largest assort-
ment of Fine COnfectiOneries in South
Milford, next door to SmOOt's.
Game suppers are now the attrac.
tion at Males Hotel. Marsh birds are
very plenty and the sport of hunting
after good dog over marsh and mead
ow lands is seldom better.
A nice lot of White, or Malaga
Grapes and Florida Oranges, just ar
rived at E. GeilInger's.
Drive Pumps are put down by VIM.
A. HuInes, of Milford. He has put in
new machinery for cutting threads.and
Other appliances for eXpediting the
business. Get his prices before having
work done.
Go to E. Geilinger, for the best
French and American Candy, made
daily.
TAFFY, or Yellow Jack, fresh made
daily, at E. Geilingers.
NOTICE TO SPoRTsMEN.-Having
taken out license for the privilege of |
buying and selling game. 1 will at all |
times pay the highest ruling prices. |
Headquarters for spOrtsmen's ammu-
milton. Also gun-cOvers, leggings,
shOt-pouches, pOwder-fasks, wad-cut-
ters, etc. VIM. b. LOWRY,
Cheap Grocery store. opposite P. o.
CitrOn, seedless raising and currents,
we'll washed and cleaned for family
fruit cakes, ready now for SALE at E.
Geilinger's, where Family Cakes are
baked and ornamented to satisfaction.
EDS MILFORD CHRONICLE:
Having been informed that rumOr
has been circulated in Milford, that I
hold a large mortgage on the farm late
of S. M. Collins decd, now about to
be sold by Edward Ridgley Trustee,
I take this method to inform the pub
lie that such is not the case and that
the estate of S. NJ. Collins does not
owe me anything, and that have no
desire or intention to purchase the ,
said farm. JNO STRADLEY,
Nov. 5, 1888. Gloucester City,
New Jersey
Mr.. Harry Holden, late of George 2
town, has opened a new barber shop /
IN Milford. Mr. Holden has a reputa- /
ion in this town of being at the lead ;
Of his profession, and he promises to :
satisfy all who will favor him with !
heir custom. His shop is centrally r
md pleasantly situated on Walnut st. J
full line of TobaccO and Cigars con- J
tantly on hand. Mr. H claims to .
ell the finest cigar for the money in /
Milford. Your patronage is solicited, f
md satisfaction is guaranteed in every t
Instance. nov l6 1t +
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