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HousEkEEprRs WEEK
LANSBURGH 4 BROS.

HorsrKErprRs' WEEK
LANsBuRGH 4 BROS.
chance for every Housekeeper to save money
These are Is Honest Bargains Is have ever left our
counters.
Unless overrushed We think We have plenty to sell
for this entire week. But that should not influence
you to wait until tomorrow for the choice always IL
To-day"
These goods beautiful. and SO satisfied Of
their wearing qualities that guarantee any article
bought during this sale.
72-Inch Bleached TABLE DAMASK, S1.75 yard.
q NAPKINS to match same s. dozen
72-1nch Bleached TABLE DAMASK, sl.5O yard.
s.NApKINs to match same: ESQ dozen.
72-1nch Bleached TABLE DAMASK Al 25 yard.
= NAPKINS to match same, 1915 dozen.
7O-1nch Bleached TABLE DAMAsK, 81 yard.
q NAPKINS to match same, So 5 q Dozen
THE ABOVE ARE BEAUTIES.
ENTIRE NEW PATTERNs
Go Pieces of 7O-inch Reached DAMAsK, former
price & l, reduced to 15c.
20 Pieces of 6S-inch Blesched German DAMASK,
former price 81, reduced to Zoe yard.
25 Pieces 5S-inch Soft Finish German DANAsK
was Csc, now soc yard.
72-Inch Half Bleached DAMASK. 81 yard. worth
$15O.
With NAPKINS to match same. s. size, SAYS; Ga.
SO.
6s-Iuch Half.Blsached German DAMAsK, 75c,
worth 81.
es-Iuch Half-Bleached German pAMAsK, Csc
worth 9Oc.
62-Inch Half Bleached Scotch pAMAsK, s5c, worth
e5c.
6o-Ineh Half Blesched Scotch DAMAsK, SOC, worth
Csc.
5s-Ineh German Loom DAMAsK. 4oc a yard, real
value, SOC.
100 dozen = Half Blsached German NAPKINS, CSC
a dozen. real value, s125.
10odozen Il Bleached German NAPKINS, 81, worth
s15O.
100 dozen & Bleached German NAPKINS, s1.oo
worth 4l.75.
100 dozen s. Blesched German NAPKINS. $3.50,
worth 81.
200 dozen = German NAPKINS sLes Dozen
100 dozen x German NAPKINS, $3.50 dozen.
splendid Assortment of White and Red Bordered
DAMAsK DOYLIES. LUNCH DOYLIES.
l5Q dozen Colored Border DOYLIES. 37jfc dozen.
100 dozen Colored Border DoYLIEs, 4oc Dozen
100 dozen Colored Border DoYLIEs. SOC Dozen
special bargains in Irish Pillow Linens.
40-In Extra Fine Quality, 4Oc, 45c soc yard
45-In. Extra Fine Quality, SOC. 6Oc, 75c YARD
Each number worth considerably more.
GERMAN PILLOW LINENS
43-In German Pillow LINENS, SOC. SOC. 75c s5e.
l0-4 Belgian Linen sHEETIN6, 81 per yard. worth
I0.4 Extra Heavy German Linen sHEET1NG. q. 25
a yard real value Sl.15
And plenty other Bargains which We cannot speak Of
Hotel and Restaurant Proprietors should avail them
As we capnot promise duplicstes buy sufficient
now The usual reduction TO parties buying
promise Is once made 1t IL always kept by
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CHAsrn1Y LACE FLouscrsc.

New Styles of LACEs in All Qualities ana Designs
STRIPED CHANTILLY LACEs. the very newest
Styles Imported.
CoLoRED FAILLE FRANCAIs at sl25, wortha d so
MORE SILKS in Spring Shades
New Shades in yELvETs
New Shades in HENRIETTAS.
New Designs in INDIA SILKS.
New BLACK GOODS of Superior Manufacture.
200 Pieces of Choice DRESS GOODS. in Latest Coors
and Styles, SOC to sL5O per yard.
Black and Colored SILKS at Lowest Prices. -
w.N. SINISTER SONS
f2j 9l9 Pennsylvania ave-
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1lere was another of Mr.. Richards upriS,ncs O,
the people Last night. in reIerenc, To- Iha ma.
lriet government fhis uprising very sensIbl,r sal
ds~n again, and also sat down On the pronoss,
change. f.Nf000N
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DaiST YOUR BUGGY FOR ONE DOLLAR
Il
CARRIAGE BLACK.
Ready Mixed for Repainting cid Carriages Buggies
Sleighs &c.
The only successful Reav-NiiXed Carriage Black in
the Market
One gives old buggy sleigh the blacklist black
you ever saw and u handsome gloss without varnish-
1t is combination Of paint and yarnsh and contains
no asphaltum.
IL Is very tough and durable. and will not crack
N viii Outwear the ordinary carriage paint twice
IL dries hard in few hours.
No rubbing, No vanishing, No extra trouble,
Each contains than enough paint carriage
RETAILED AT ONE DOLLAR PER CAN.
For sale by JAMES III. MCGILL, Dealer in Building
Supplies 90S. pi0, Dl2 and GA Il H. w. three doors
west 81 Patent Once, Washington ID. g. f.,5-3t
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Johnson Il LUrrRE1L
We have splendid assortment Of SPRING DRESS
GOODS. in
HENR1ETTAs. Atwood, at ) and Soc.
Beautiful Shades CAsHMEREs at soc.
Plaid 27-inch DoMETS at zoe
Plain ngle-width sERGES at I2H and 15c.
French and Domestic sATTEENs. 12x. %, 90. Sc.
Our hid GLOVES, at 90. % and 97c, are the bes
in this market for the price.
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR in great variety, at
popular prices.
Polite and popular Statesmen to serve you.
JOHNSON a LUTTRELL.
FIG 113 Market Space.
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CHALLIES.

Glance at the window display. The tout ensemble
will csptivae the artistic eye The various arts
there represented in rags" Those who conversant
with the quantity beautiful designs coors of rare
old Dresden China will find their fac-simile in 'rass
Nature too. has been copied with such fidelity to form
and color that would think such flowers must need
have perfume but they're only rags" No such va.
riety elsewhere in this town for 1Sc yard, and We
suspect no such quality.
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MANIFESTATIONS.


WANTrp-A SITUATION AS ciAMBrRNAIp.
oaS hrs'-eiass r,ferenee Address BOX lei. ssAr
WANTEp-siTUKTIoSs ron COOKS. MAIDS,
men eIiyets bartender. and others. male and female
=, AZ; bohSHAM. 63o-o32 81 n. " csS-ot'
WANTED--AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
W Ter Cooks ChsmberInsids, Waitress. lSuntrcss
ssas sASI cco NM 6 as ''s'
WsxSrkp.BY REsPEcrAsLx ooIoRkp
reierehoes Apply at Jo< Z 81 nv. IL.
WASfED-DicK's AGENCY HAS FIRST CLASS
w Cooks chambcrmaids. waitr~~sr. launcresssA
49, h,s Larses botlers Soschmea. hcuss men
9 ooss, WIN city rvferences. 6lS 7th Of NV f2oot
WANTEp-sIENooRAPH AND i'yPEwRITINo
Phgr EN- sveo 70 all worh entrusted I? me
WANTfp-A GOOD CoAT-MAKER DESIRES A
w pace heie Address H. b. Star Once. fss-2t'
WANTfp-slruATfoNs FOR ALL KINDS or
bs msR. irss 70 enlloyers rsterencs SHARPNESS 70
RE REM Nc BUREAU, aI7 sth n u. III pm.
WANrED-BY MIDDLE AaF LADY A PtAcI
AsNorkihs housekerper nurse invalid
nag ssa 600 needle woman Address "a Ct
WlAhNSIrfnD : THE CARP or An INFANT or
a. na W IN enler1enced person 81 her own home
re Ger n exchanged Address l. NJ, Star ofhce
WANrED-A Young FRENCH FIRNTR De
sires situation, he uneerstanda the cul yst.ou
Oh vineyards Apply at 6l5 l$th stn.w f2l-1~'
WANIED-Book-K KEEPER DESIRES CHARGE
Quire but few hours daily or weekly; b~-t refer
once terms reasonable. Address SEXTON Star
1870
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FoE Evrs,so Was
Kid Gloves at and below Cost.
Pans IN newest designs
Flower. Artistic kieoons and N.cr,x..- 9, vrpv
LATEST sTlLEa 'e~ ~ "
MILLINERY Al COST.
MRS. NJ J. HUNT.
1905 At nv
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WANTED--ROOMS


WANTED - TWO OR THREE UNFURNIsHED
w rooBs Tor light ousekeeping by = lady and child
IN private family where there no other roo:,,ers
Would prefer 10 live with parties who own house
References exchanged Address stating locxtion ana
terms, Box 100, Star Once. IL
WANTED-A SMALL. FURNISHED ROOM By A
w gentleman, from March 4 q % 10 slS. NIcinity
Of l4th and SITS. 3. Y. Star ofhoe f25-lts
WhNTED-THREE UNFURNIsHEn ROOMS foR
W light housekeeping. Rent. including heat and sas
not 70 exceed SO per month Address 4. ". n. o,
Star Once its
WANTED-FOUR or FIVE UNFURSisHEp
w Rooms, by March Is. permanent N suited stat.
terms ami references Address Box -, Star once.
f25-3t'
WANTED FURNISHED ROOM. CENTRALLY
w located for two Young bu-iness men. at 10 per
month. Address Box -. star ofioe. ne
WANTED-uNFURNIsHI ROOM: TWO YOUNG
w men. between 9th and 18th 1T aud PENN
sylvania ave. must be cheap X T., star Once IL
WANTED--BY Man AND WIFE THREE ROOMS
w and bath: furnished unfurnished olen CRATES
southern exposure. Gil oonyrnienccs, references
gu red; state price and location. Addruss IERMA-
NENT III Suited. star Office. f24-3t'
WANTEp.wE wANr FURNISHED ROOMS.
w from IS 20 $50: also. Unfurushed Rooms for
housekeeping Many lersons cali on ns every day Tor
them. ROOM-RENTING AGENCY, 6l2 9Th ST. NV.
f23-a.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

" AN lLb--11oO SEO.
XVANrEp-To RFNT FURNISHED HOUSE IL
the mos, desirable part Of the CITY by the month
large rooms can be had for three persons Address.
giving terms and locstlon, Box Ii, Star once. 1t.
WANTEp-To PuRcHAsE-HoUsE OF TO .
and 18th. south OF street n. v. Give particulars
in s9pand SOON 70 g sSSTaaa and
placed on the market; sss walk and shade trees
es: :; 1' SeI L
WANTED BUSINESS PROPERTY FROM $4,000
aei
WANTED-To BUY SMALL HOUSE OF ABOUT
w 9 rooms by young man in Government employ;
location ~ l. W 4 s., S. s1sr cisoe :, ' -" ~ fasa:
WANTED-ro RENT by A SMALL FAMILY,
w IN number by the 9TH of March. furnished
references :arushed Address Il a. Star oface i2S-s'
NANTED-To PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY A
1000 to $1,000. Address Il b O.. Si4 ID q "
NNANTEp-To PURCHASE FOR CASH HOUSE
w from 5000 70 $1,000, iocation northwest
must DE good Investment Address p o. Bo. 900
WANTED-oN CAPITOL HILL, SIX OR sEvEN-
no r9Sm 1rb basement house 1 TEo ssSog WI Jay
WANTED-IMMEDIArEL FROM OWNERS THE
following priced and located property west Of 9th
Brick house. m T., 10 or I2r's price about $4,000
Brick house N. j. 10 or l2r's. price about $4,000
sTics house house M l. or zrs ,r,Ss aSoa, $1,000
fss 1 Address At once s PHI HILL cor SUI and F.
WANTFD-I HAVE $1,000 OR 50 600 CASH FOR
w modern House OF two lots r. Desirable legality
0G faSr en'' no COMMISSIONS 81. F.t NV.
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We shall keep no domestic Sateens, and by combining
our attention to the best French productions hope
have it always said the Pslas Royal ia headquarters
for Sateens." 10 cases of latest arrivals not
opened at time Of writing this advt but We can prom.
Use surprise for February 9th and 28th. Koechiins
Freres' celebrated Sateens, in Gobein Serpent Mahog
any, Pistsche etc. are to be sold at Soc yard.
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Johnson Il LUrrREIL.

92S 7th and 7o6 K sts. NV.
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ENGLISH CAsHMEREs,

36 inches wide. Serpent Gobelin, Tan. Garnet. Car
dinal. Gendarine, Golden Brown, Pistache, Olive,
Fawn Mahogsny-such were the shades noticed in the
first case opened this Saturday morning. 59c quail
ty for Soc, will soon melt the pile that will be on
the counter Monday, February 81, at O'Clock am.
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BOARDING.

vI,WO FURNfsHEp FRONT ROOMS AND oxE
Il hack room with frst class board Three lines u
cars I'VE miautes walk from Patent and Post ofbce-.
93l Sth It. NV. tl-lAs
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24
The Reason Why

Ayer's Pills are so popular is, that
while always reliable as a cathartic
medicine, they never leave any i'll
effects. This is because they are purely
vegetable, and entirely free from Gallo
mel or any other dangerous drug. In
all cases, therefore, whether the patient
be old or young, they may be conf
IDENTIFY administered.
In the Southern and Western States,
where arrangements of the liver are so
general, Ayers Pills have proved an in
estimable blessing. D. W. Baine, New
Berne, n. c., writes:
"I suffered long time with stomach
= and liver troubles. tried various rem
edies, but received no benefit until
commenced taking Ayers Pills. These
pills benefited me at once. I took them
Regularly for a few months, and my
health was completely restored"
Throughout New England, next to
lung diseases, Stomach and Bowel
Complaints are the most prevalent.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24
FOuIk's Bulletin.

FEB 24.-Sun rises at Gal and
sets at 5-45-day's length 11h. 5m.
High water at Milford at 1923
am. at the mouth of the creek
.5-15.
Full moon Monday the 27 inst.
at 5-57 a.m.-weather for thenex
Z days, windy with rain.
Now is the time to buy your wall
paper and this is the place to buy
it we have the largest stock we
have ever had, all new and fresh,
the very latest patterns and they
are handsome. Don't take our word
for it but come and see, we are
selling it at the very lowest prices.
Although we are averaging
about 2 dozen window curtains per
week, we have a full stock on hand.
Plain and dado-we have few
beautiful dados on spring rollers
for fifty cts. each, but only one Or
two of a kind.
We have curtains all ready to
hang for 45 cts, good material.
Wall finish is now in season.
Instead of whitewashing use wall
finish. 1t will not rub off, crack,
scale or fade; heat, cold, dampness
and age all combine to harden t
there is nothing equal to it except
paint, it costs about ct. per square
yard-we have it in II shades or
tints.
Carriage paint begins to go off;
it ought to, now is the time to
paint your carriage for the
summer, the mud and snow OF
winter has made it look quite
dingy, you can get paint enough
for one dollar to paint your
carriage and it requires no varnish,
once going over does the work.
There is no better time to paint
your houses than spring, it is
neither too hot nor too cold and
there are no insects nor dust to
interfere. We can sell you the
best ready mixed paint made or
we can give you lead and oil at
the lowest prices; we will also put
iton for you at the shortest notice
and in the best manner.
If there is anything man
always wants good, and can't use it
if it is not good, it Is a razor; we
sell them on guarantee aud will
cheerfully exchange any that arc
not good.
We have a splendid line of
pocket knives at any price, a knife
for your little boy at 8 cts. a
knife for you big boy 25 to IS cts.
and knife for yourself from, 25
cts. to $3.50.
Another job lot of paper and
envelopes very good and pretty
and very cheap.
A job lot of lamps very low not
many Of them.
FOULK & co.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

OK Saturday last a son of Dayid
Zearfoss. who resides near JeffersoTs
X Roads, was severely injured by a tree
falling upon him. He was inst the
woods with his father when the acci-
dent occurred; which resulted from "a
small tree catching and again falling.
A wound eight inches long which
peeled the left side of his scalp from
the skull resulted.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

MAIDENLY lOveiness can neither
be copied nor stolen, but the NccessOr-
les of pretty face and a petite figure,
are handsome, well-fitting clothes and
suitable articles Of personal adOrnment
10y which personal beauty is much en-
hahced and plainness made attractive.
La the making of their toilets the
ladies will find Mrs. Reedy a friend in
deed; for her stock of notions for the
ladies' boudoir comprises all that the
most fastidlous could desire" and in
variety to suit all complications.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24
MARRIED.

HYNSON - BROWN. - Tuesday evening,
Feb. "A, 1885, by Rev. J. s. Willis, Gar
rett L. Hynson to Mrs. Pierce Brown; both
of Milford hundred.
EMERSON-STEVENS.-In Camden, Del.
Feb. IS, 1888, Pennel Emerson to Miss
Emma Stevens, daughter of J. W. Stew
ems
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

OUR Peninsular papers are warning
the farmers against various swindling
schemes, which the adventof spring
makes seasonable. It would be well
for our farmers to keep open eyes for
such sharpers, for past exemption from
their visits doesn't insure you that
they may not come. Look out for
fbauo
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

THE young gentlemen Of Frederick
will give hop in the Town Hall this
evening. The invitations issued have
been numerous, and the well-known
grace and beauty of the Frederiea
ladies will doubtless induce a large
assemblage of the young men Of this
vicinity.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

FORSALE --Oneyoke ofllrge, young
well-matchrd and broken oxen; also,
one good heavy farm wagon ,oney young
and gentle mare, sound and able, aud
well suited TO family and farm use.
Having too much stock, will sell all or
any Of the above cheap for cash.
w. 5. DIcKERsON.
II rn-nlrn Nm
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

THE Union Republican Club held
business meeting at the Central Hotel
on Tuesday evening. The Executive
Committee report that public meet
ing will be held in Dorsey Hall ON
March 9Th. to be addressed 10y promi-
nent republicans Of The State
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24
Great Battle

Is continually going on in the human system.
The demon of impure blood strives to gain
victory over the constitution, to ruin health,
to drag victims to the grave. A good reliable
medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
weapon with which to defend ones self,
drive the desperate enemy from the field,
and restore peace aud bodily health for many
years. Try this peculiar medicine.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

VESSEL BUILDING. j. w. Abbott
& Co. have a 55O-ton vessel for Phila-
delphia parties almost ribbed up, and
have the model ready for another
three-masted schooner Of 900 tons for
Capt. John Davis and others. The
first vessel will be used in the Florida
lumber trade,and the latter will trade
between Mexico and the United States.
The construction Of vessels in Milford
this coming season will distribute
about $50, 600 for material and wages.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24
.rlnronp omUnoH DInEoToI.r

n z. Church, on Railroad Avenue Services
AZ le.sG a, M. and 7.3O p. m. Rev. J. II. Wiley
f4ssO.5t 4pros5vterian Church. corner Of Walnut and
4,.onf Streets South Milford. Services az II w
e M and is D. M. Rev. II L.Bunstein Pastor.
E. Church. corner Third ard Church streets.
Services at 1890 8. m. and 7.5O p. m
Rantist Church, Third-st, moth, Sunday school
ing-Thursday Evening.
sunday School at the Chapel on Second Street,
south. at2p m. Sunday seheOl Prayer meeting
frst Sunday in every month
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

AN object of much pleasant remark
aud gift both appetizing and CRATE
ml, was the beautiful cake presented
by Mrs. Chas. Macklin to the G. A
r. last Friday evening. The occasion
was the 44th anniversary Of the birth
of her husband, and Mrs. Macklin
labeled the gift with the compliments
Of herself and husband to THE dear
cid Boys in Blue" \ resolution Of
thanks was proposed and heartily
adopted 10y the Post with many wishes
that the donors may happily celebrate
many recurring anniversaries,
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24
Unclaimed Letters.

THE following letters remain In the
Milford postoffice uncalled for: Mr..
Joseph Carpenter, Miss Sarah A.
Eucker. Mr.. Thomas Hudson, Rev. A.
]. Handy, Mark Holland. Mr.. A. r.
Miller, Annie Mason. Miss Hattie
Mason, Mrs. Emma McColley, Mr..
James Rowley, David H. Watson,
James H. Wreden, Miss Sallie Watson,
Miss Mollie Williams.
r. Y. WATSON, P. NJ.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24
To Planters only.

A limited number ofextra large Delaware
Winter Apple trees are offered for few
weeks only at leo centsl twenty cents each.
trees are three years old and must be re-
moved from nursery row this srring they have
been headed in" for scions, that is, all last
years growth is cut in. Orders may be left
at CHRONICLE office or with the subscriber.
WAl. P. CoRsA. Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24
OBITUARY.
BOWMAN.

Mrs. Bowman, died at the NJ. E.
Parsonage Frederica, last Monday
nigh. at s 80 o'clock. in the Goth year
of her age. The was the mother of
the Mrs Haynes. wife of Rev. Thomas
H. Haynes. formerly OF Milford NJ f
Church, and had enjoyed health until
about two years ago, siuce which time
she has been very feeble being confined
to her bed since last April. Her re-
mains we're taken to Williamsburg,
Va, where they We're Inferred on
Thursday afternoon. the 23d lust.
THE place to get cheap secondhand
clothing is at W. E. Bank's,
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

Everybody needs spring medicine. By
using Ayers Sarsaparilla. the blood is
thoroughly cleaused and invigorated, the
appetite stimulated, and the system prepared
to resist the diseases peculiar to the summer
months. Ask for Ayers Sarsaparilla. Take
no other.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24
insurance Agency.

You are rich to-day but may be
poor tomorrow so TO be e0ntented.
insure your buildings, stock, maehiu-
cry and personal property in the
Queen Insurance Company. Belts
Bros, Agents at Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

REV. X. Fl, BAsMAJIAN, an Arme-
nian of Adrianople, Turkey, will lee
ture in the Baptist Church Oh Satur-
day evening, March 81, 1888, at 80
o'clock. Subject, Life in Constanti-
nople, Religious and Social; Customs,
Manners and Superstitiuns Of Oriental
Nations" illustrated with costumes
and other curiOsities. His little daugh-
ter, four years old, will accompany
him and sing ia English, American
and Turkish languages. Admittance
20 cents; children half price. Doors
open at O'clock. Tickets on sale at
j, w, Adkins.
UPLAND. PA, September, 1897.
Mr.. Krikor Basmajian is an Armenian
preacher. He is resident Of Upland and
enjoys tile respect and confidence of the
entire community. His lectures have been
well received by those who have heard them,
and as an incentive to renewed missionary
effort, are calculated to do much good, He
gave the church of which am pastor much
valuable information in regard to the religion
and manners of his country and his address
on that occasion was heard with delight and
profit by all. HENRY FRANELAND,
Pastor NJ. E. Church.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24
Condensed Items.

For RENT-A desirable Store
room in business thoroughfare. Apply
TO G. w. DAVIDSON, Milford. Del.
WOOD CHOPPERS. Wanted: p
wood choppers. one mile from town,
good chorping. Apply at the store,
South Walnui.st GEO. II. HALL.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

EUREKA, have found it. What have I
found2 I have found that Warmers Log
Cabin Cough and Consumption Remedy is
the best in thsnarlet You don't have to
go to Florida or California to be cured,
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

ASSESSMENT. o: the Assess
ment Lists returned to the Levy Court
by the Assessors, will be hung in five
of the most public places in the differ
ent hundreds by the Goth day of this
month, according to law. Those per
sons who want to find out whether or
not their names are on the list, can
lake this opportunity to examine it.
If their names do not appear on the
list, they can get them on by making
personal application to the Levy Court
at its March session, accompanied by u
freeholder to vouch for them 1t re-
quires freeholder under the present
Constitution ofDelaware to get mans
name upon the Assessment List; but a
man can be IA representative in Con-
gress without owning dollars worth
Of real cstute Yet the Bourbons say
we need no Constitutional changes
Sentinel
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

No able bodied man need stand in
idleness and complain of hard times
Geo. H. Hall wants fifty men to work
for him at good wages. Apply at the
store.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

ST. PATRICK's is but three weeks
of, and Erin's sympalhizers are
already in hustle of preparation for
the gala day.
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24
Arrival and peparture of Malls.

NoRTn-1I:24 a. NJ, and 600 P. N.
SOUTH o.4o A. NJ, and 2;S5 P. N.
Mail leaves the Post Office twenty minutes
before each train
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

I will be at the office Of Hynson &
Richards March lst, 2nd, 3rd, and 5th,
to receive payment Of Feb. bills of
electric lighting. w. r. JOHNSON,
Milford chronicle., 1888-02-24

THOSE who desire an evenings en-
tertainment combined with instruc-
tion, should hear Prof Basmajian on
Saturday evening, March 3rd.