Milford chronicle., 1889-03-29
on THE PENINSULA.

Four churches have been added TO the
Virginia district Of the Wilmington NJ. L.
Conference during the last Conference year,
By a unanimous vote Of the NJ. P. cougre-
CATION at Chestertown, It was decided 70 in
vite the Maryland annual conference to
meet in Chestertown in 1890
A diver while working below the surface
of Cape Henlopen, last Tuesday, discovered
what is though to be the wreck ofthe famous
treasure ship the "De Brack.'
In answer to those who say local option
hurts tile business Of n town or county, the
Cal Vine SAYS that the deposits in the
| Elkiou bank, subject to individual check,
have increased from sI6S.93i IN 1880, when
local option went into effect, to $3.50, S2o.45
in 1880
| The collectors of Kent county are due the
! following amounts on duplicates Of 1855
Duck Greek, S9S3.9S Little Creek S2Is.Io +;
Kentou, S4I69oS East Dover, SI,7I4 IS /.
West Dover, sr,o26 43 North Murderkill,
| 81, 2so2z South Murderkill, s., 800. So; Mis-
| pillion, 81 5000 Milford, SLo6O.9i total,
SI4,146.s7.
Governor Biggs last Friday appointed Mr..
I. n. Fooks of Georgetown, Insurance Com
missioner Of this State, for the term Of four
years There were but two applicants for
LlilS DOSlLlOL. NeLM DEllE nom 9ue5EA county.
Both men were firstclass aud warm friends
of the Governor, and either would have made
an excellent officer.
!. A. Bounds, of Barren Creek, Md, has
been engaged in getting subscriptions to the
stock of the proposed Eastern Shore rail
road He says he has been very successful,
and that the road will be built this year
ne thinks that the ronte will be by the way
of Barren Creek and Vienna. The engu-
GERS have about finished the Salisbury end
of the line.
The T.evy Court Of Kent county adjourned
Friday until April 10. The allowances are
very heavy this year--larger than ever be-
fore Ex Sheriff McDauiers allowance is
over So, 900, his tramp" account being very
large. Justice Book of Clayton, was allowed
S24o; mostly for tramps, making 81 arrests
one day. The tramp arrests and expenses
cost the county last year over $1,000.
J. H. Marvil of Laurel who patented
vegetable barrel in 1887, but was unable TO
manufacture them to an advantage, owing to
the need of a suitable form for the purpose,
has lust completed an arrangement for max
them He will now manufacture the barrel
at a much less figure than was expected.
An experienced hand can make from fifty
to seventy per day.
A company mas Deen FORMED at LeipSic,
Del, to be known as the Leipsic Creamery
Company, with these officers: Henry Slaugh-
ter, president; Thomas X. Taylor, vice pres
ident; Henry NJ Howe, secretary; Nathan
Moore John Garrison, c. L, Hopper, J. w.
Fennimore, Charles B. Wilson, ]. L Vaugn,
Miuos Conway, T. Warren and Edward
Pleasanton, Jr., directors SI,325 has been
subscribed.
DR.. Theel, the celebrated specialist, has yet
to find an equal in curing nervous, kidney,
blood, skin and special diseases. His supe-
rior power of healing is due to his complete
practical knowledge of allopathic, homeo-
pathic and eclectic systems of medicine
All sufferers should consult him personally
or by letter at his office, 53S North Fourth
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