Milford chronicle., 1885-02-06

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THos. B. CoURsEY is i'll with pneu-
Vi monia. He is in his 18th year.
ms ONLY $3.50 per thousand feet for
DIV blue blaze, is the tariff imposed by the
d. Gas Company of Milford.
is MONEY sold. at the meeting Of :he
es. Building and Loan Association last
nc Tuesday from II to IA per cent.
OF DAVID MARVEL, ESQ, was ap-
ort tuted counsel for the Levy Court, OF
nd p6. -'~ Wednesday.
not SeS co.. Is -. ~; l
ms. braay a.s Az 11 ,..tt, sd Slceu ods
ese the hen-roost Of Mr.. Joseph Owens.
as IF bdsiefs were put into the various
4 in hool houses of Milford, much valua-
the psee would be saved for seating
With Ae pupils.
title TH4 Library Association held
we sng Ga Monday evening last, and
5 all epropflated sixty dollars for the pur-
uoh daee Of nt Il books.
and fcr I've inches thick was cut last
to eet but the warm wind from the
in oalh Effected it so seriously, that it
and ll be hard to keep.
TINS auditors should show who paid
hnd who received every dollar spent
Try the town authorities. The tax
49,, payers want to know.
MRS S. E. REEDY has a choice lot
nte Of hamburg trimmings, that she will
dispose of during the month of Febru-
Dry at almost cost prices.
DID those men who opposed the pur-
-, chase of a fire engine and ladders three
wears o,do the work that saved the
own last Saturday night?
nts;
II. dressed pig weighing about $50 pounds,
'Oi'' BAN find what they want by applying
% J. Kirby, in Milford Neck.
Work was commenced at the new
aOuring mill Cf DR.. Marshall's last
) Monday. They have capacity for
grinding 275 bushels Of wheat per day,
h LEVIN HITCH, of Laurel, has been
appointed by the Levy Court, Treas
urer of Sussex county. There were
twenty-thfee applicants for the place.
o
TIE well-known firm of D. F. Att
bod d Co.are advertising with us for
mem. This is a good opening for any
man who wishes a permanent situa-
Son.
Ar o'clock Wednesday morning
Reed & Aliens evaporators, at Green
wood, caught fire and were totally con-
- sumed. Three thousand dollars insur-
ance.
THERE is a change in the running of
doin the trains over the Delaware Railroad,
and the P, w. and B. division of the
ID 90 Pennsylvania R. r. this week. a re-
work Yised timetable VIII De puOllSneu next
week.
Mr.. ELIAS S. WATSON, of Cedar
yard Neck, has occupied the old Watson
homestead, and will care for his father,
DIS who is 81 years old the fifteenth ofthis
month.
. contractor and builder of Milford, has
contracted to build a large dwelling
lpT be Bowers Beach, for retired vessel
captain.
THE bulk of the charcoal manufac-
rd ol tured in Delaware is made in Sussex
county, near Hollyville. There are a
Gro, Dozen firms engaged in the business at
Ou' that point.
farm IT has cost the tax payers of Milford
are fifty dollars for the services of road
rmInI overseer in South Milford alone. and
lies the streets are in the worst condition
encel for many years.
DURING a revival meeting at the M.
4 i%a ani d. Church, in Dover, now in progress,
a grei,t work of grace has been COM
daasi s%s meneed among the students of the
e. Conference Academy.
,oD, WESLEY DONOVAN, of Reddens
Cross Roads, had stolen from him a
=, week ago a horse, saddle and bride.
~. The horse was recaptured at Ridgely,
any Nd, but the thief escaped.
BURNED.-l1aSt week NAdOc Lew SitA
colored woman living near Houston,
- was seriously burned by her dress TAX
ing fire from fire in her fireplace.
81 She was about thirty years old.
AFTER many days of waiting, the
- appointmentfilling ngthevacancy caused
~ by the death OF Collector McIntire, has
~ been made. Mr.. Benjamin Watson,
- of Dover, was the successful applicant.
1000 IL
rs and
} groS AoS. w. f. CAUsEY met with an
..a... .aecident on Saturday evening in Hoi-
asaisS iand's store. A chair suspended from
oSI7 the ceiling fell down striking him on
x.s HE head and indieting severe sealr
pound. He was able 70 be about on
IOnday,