Milford chronicle., 1883-11-09

Full board present.-Liuringtoa E,te
prise.
1t This is really too bad. That a tow
,p like Harrington should allow its tow
g. commissioners to get fiW and all met
together is past all bounds. so ther,
you naughty men. We have got thi
IS labeled FUNNY, so our cOntempOrarie
It will make note of it
THE four-hundredth anniversary q
the birth of Martin Luther occurs ol
e Saturday Nov. 10th. PrOtestau
/ Churches all over the world are pre-
q pairing to celebrate this event. An
prOpriate services are to be held in til
Presbyterian Church on Sundar
4 morning. The pastor will deliver al
I address on the Life and Times of Lu
ther. All interested in the work o
the great German refOrmera are invited
: MONTHLY REPORT oF CEDAR NIECE
I PUBLIC SCHOOL.-Owing to the irreg'
i ularity of attendance, and other causes
one pupil only attained q general av
erage OF 95 or above; the scale being
from l to 100. Anna V. Higman at.
5 tanned an average of 05l. Further let
} me add / desire the hearty co-opera-
ton of the fathers and mothers of Ce-
dar II eek that we may make our school
/ success
MARTIN E. SMITH, Teacher.
NEW HARNESS SHOP.-Darwin aud
Sydney Collins have leased the build
ing between Mrs. Whites Millinery
and Arnold's clothing store, and
opened IA general harness and leather
business. They have brought an ex-
perieuced man from the city to take
charge of the manufacturing part of
their business. The firm will be
! known as Collins & Bro. They are
/ both young men, and are well and ia
vorably known in Milford.
IN view of the fact that buzzards are
made tame by the presence of filth,
and that cruelty to animals is not de-
MED by their lowering near, what
credit on Lewes does the LiqM reflect
in the following local: Turkey buZ-
yards are nearly as tame in this town
as they are i'm Charleston, where they
DO the duty Ofsjreet scavengers. Here
they come down and sit on the house
tops and watch for dead chickens or
other refuse matter rs regularly as the
days come and gO.N
Most people in this part ofthe coun-
try are satisfied with one wife. A I
young man accompanied by woman,
came to Milford about 4 month since,
and started Il barber shop in the "Red.
White and Blue" building. Every
thing passed along smoothly until last
Friday, when his wife appeared to
him, via the fourO'cl0ck train. The
was intense for an hour OF
two, but the gay young man, left in
with his first love, that
night. Wife No. ,. left Milford the
next day.
A decision of great interest to fruit
growers mas been made by Judge Hunt,
# California. A canning company
agreed to purchase an apricot crop for
i've years, taking 200 tons a year at q
hTee cents pound. Last year $50 !
uns were refused on the ground that
hey were detective. The grower sued,
ut the Judge held that the contract
implied a warran Y that the apricots \
hOuld be sound. The fault Law with /
ne season, not with the grower, but b
he law could not compel the accept b
nv VI NGlCGAANG llHlAs -
STATE Auditor Long has sent out 5
ostal cards to the school committees rt
the several school districts, notify 81
~ them that none of the moneys re
Used by taxation, without regard to te
vote thereon, or from the income of d.
le present school fund Of the State, or
ON the annual appropriation, shall OF
tran,i for Ia 81
repairs Of any school houses or 9TH "
buildings for school purposes, but
said sums shall be used solely for III
Of the free schools of the NJ
ate.-Ne,os and AdUe1fiser.
WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S ha
Way is aptly illustrated at HOus-
n, Delaware, b. J. h Scott, Esq, w
e Of the founders of the CHRONICLE. W
T. Scott had decided to build a cot 81
ge near the station at Houston, but as
could get no bricklayer to lay the to
lndatiOn. He waited unGl forbear- col
ce ceased to be a virtue, and then
TX up the trOwel and laid the foun- thl
tons himself. The job is neatly hil
ne, and in fact it is in much more WI
mannerthan many men pla
experience have left behind them. ira
out
WHILE Bishop Ames was presidino full
II conference in the West a mem n
began a TRADE against universities Nit
Ication, ETC.. thanking God that he anC
never been corrupted bv contact gen
b a college. After proceeding thus tax
few minutes the Bishop inter- L
ted him with the question: 'sDo 7 den
Ierstand that the brother thanks real
for his ignorance? ?' .'WeIl. YES. = ingi
the answer: "yOu can nut it in In
, way if YOU want to.U "Well. ali do I
we to say, - said the Bishop. in his port
ct musical tones. sis that the tow
her has a great deal to thank God seri,