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thereby certify that tho bond required OF Y.
r. Leland, com missioner IN before-me ntioncd
causes. has been duly given.
Testsi ALfRkp SHIELD, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

NOTICE.-THE LADIES' CHAP
~ TKR Of the Guild Of the Fourth Freshly
teran church Will hold q TEA FOR TUE BEN l.
FIr OF THE III kCll. IN the lecture-rOom, on
THURSDAY EVENING, March ith, from 20 10
O'Clock. mn u--L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
By Rawlings & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
No. II north Tenth street

IeNI Fstatc AFonts anI AucIOhbeF5,
No. II north Tenth street
VALUABLE & + n L RA l. l. Y
LOCATED PROPERTY,
WITH 4
LARGE BRICK DWELLING AND oUT-BUILD-
INGS,
SITUATED AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF THIRD AND LEIGH STREETS,
FOR TEARS THE RESI- DRNCE OF THE LATE
MAJOR +. r. TURNER,
WITH ALARGE LOT FRONTING a FEET ON
LEIGH STREET
AND RUNNING BACK l4s FEET,
AT AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

A. tho request OF the owner, who intends
leaving the s.aio, we will sell, on the promises,
on
THURSDAY, MARCH Z, 1889.
at $50 O'Clock p. NJ, the VALUABLE PROPERTY
situated o. above. his sale offers a rare oppOr-
tuuity 10 partics seek ing good home or yalu-
able corner lot suitable for suO-diyidins and
erecting a number OF modern houses. which Will
reut well ami pay a handsome revenue.
The situation and advantages OF this property
commend il so thoroughly 10 the pubic that
further description IS deemed unne 'essary, and
We look for An confidently expect large num-
Ger Of bidders.
Terms: One third cash, balance on long time
RAW lNGS * ROSE.
mh2 Aucioneers
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4rMHV@
LETTERS FROM THE GOVERNORS

LETTRRS FR0M TIE GUFERNUHS.
1t is well.known fact that PoED's
Extract is used and recommended by more
distinguished people than any preparation or
remedy extant-
Itisuscd in the household OF the President
as well as that OF the humblest citizen; By
members Of the army and the navy, tho Bar
and the Bench, the pulpit and the prcss-al
ranks and classes of people. To further
illustrate this fact we append few Of the
more recent letters from Governors Of diff
fercut States:
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XOEK-kIYER LINE Cua WEST
Il POlNG


Tho favorite route 90 Baiinart Ihr sfasma-,
on bis line are modeis OF lrE Itr. el.rtr.. l.f
comfort. Leave Richmond 1922 b. a.d "a.
p. NJ. arrive AZ baum.0r ED A. a.. .ss.
Baltimore daily exc. nt ullnv 49, Nt al
rive al Richmond > % - 49, ar. 5000 A a.
fare Richmond 70 Baltimore fir,t--ia.. 3!
aecOud-ciass. fi..l
Tho YOrR- River Line afford, .urer.sr aIrs..
taces . business men in euahiuF Ibrm q. Iat..
Richmond uear fe close sf fhs lays Ir.
a ,t,ou- and arrive 80 Bliumor- eirlF nett -.....
ing. nltef having rui0yel donfntNI l...
rest frse from tie dust sHd no..o - b. r..'
travel
WEST POINT AtCONNODATfON
Lesve Richmond Nwenty- .nfri-
street depot .-... ............ ..... $3.50 A. f.
Arrive Richmond Uweu,y-thi1d-
street depcu ................ fs-5 T. 81
'Daly Italy eXrnp SUNDAY
Depot ant ucAet-oNae. fnit Virginia str8eL
Uptown ori;e Corner Ten AMI Yam streets
JAS. D.. lNi lnh.
General i1ssenfer AgRlL
d. \. POTTS.
Division Ilssrr ger Ag.l.
Nit4wIU.l. IA
sol. HAAS. Trsrl Manager
ia. ~ a \ a.. 3D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
BY Apperson & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
MANSFIELD CORNER STORE.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF TIE FOUR
STORY GRANITE-FKONT STORE
ArTHE
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS.
NUMBERED 1870 AND 1923

NUMBERED 1870 AND 1923
BY direction II tho executors OF Il. B., W. H.,
and r. ". Hsxall, deceased, wo viii sell, on the
premises, at o'clock ?. Nj, Oh
FRIDAY. MARCH IS. 1889,
the above-descrbed VALUABLE CORNE Z
STOnE PROPERTY tho lower story and cellar
recently occupied by ID b. Prosser, ksl., and
the upper part now and FOR n0ny years by
Me-srs. .Jonn W. FERGUSON & sons printing
house at good rental; well built. with granite
caps and -ills, &C. Its central location As 20 Dusi-
mess especially the Wholesale trade, lines OF
transportation, &C., make Il really desirable
place for many purposes. Lot 33bx96 teet on
the west side. % feet on the east Fourteenth
street. side, and Is 81 feet on its rear line
TERus: One fourth cash. balance al sir,
twelve, and eighteen MONTH, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. APPEkcON & CO.,
rnh3 Auctioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
HENDERSON E. GO,
IS g. 81 cortiandt ST., New York.

We are prepared 10 FILL ORDERS FOX
CORN, either BY he carload or less quantity
MARTIN. sos & CO..
10
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rnAISs NoRrnwARD.


slOPPlrD-fLAD.
Nos. - aud q make uo stops. NJ a
stops only on signal d. Chester ~. %
stops On sigma a. DenfralA ~. . 81 -
only on signal a. Chester C'nfraill. anl
Manchester. No. o6 stops on signal ~ al
reyllar .lations ana also A. Temples tai Per,
WaithalL Nos ~ 80. 20, and 80 "u. SIP AZ al
stations for pass ngorA
PCLAMAN-CAR SERVICE.
on Trains N0s. 70 ani - sioopinf-'ars between
Neg YORK snd lamps, a.. fNt IA Afpnfiie-
On Trains Nos. u naI N sleeping oars bntHesn
Warrington anf Charleston AMI no'4'7l " Ssh
iugton and ia, kB0uVIle. Ca Irn4u No. =
aleepfng-cars b. u-en Aea York al4 - A '0n-
vile. ON Trains NoA % AMI = t.reping cars
between New YORK and IhOmaSYllis, "a. oh
Trims Nos - and % sleopiqg arr between
Washington and jacksonville aud beia'eh "i'n-
mond sud Florence, :. 4.
Ia addition tO ne above
THENgW YORK AID FLORIDA SPECIAL.
Richmond, southD0uni, 40 az q. NJ ol hnn-
days, Wednesdays. auI Fridays. al lsffns
Petersburg. north bound. - f2i 4. ". ga Tues
days Thursday. and Saturdays. kIgs iafs is
charged on this rsin.
THEONLY ALL~RAIL LINE TO NOKrOLH.
LEAVE AEEiyE
Richmond. $3.50 4. VI. Eorfoik..,....l.2l =. ".
RlchmOal ...'b.O) r. "a. NOriOlk.......5ty q. 81.
Norfolk ......'s.2J A. NJ. RichmOni I'D ID A.. VI.
Norfolk ..... $3.50 4. Il. Richmond ......li 4. II.
These irains also make c.Vss connexions Too
Farmvillc. LynchDurg. and south western points
ant all stations On tho Norfolk AMI Mos.ern rAil-
road. Is. 81. et LII.
SlperiD tentsnL
TT ID. Myers, Geroral Superintendent
T. VI. EHEgsOs General Passenger Asoot
NQF HAkg. lTa.ff Manager. mn
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
Church Services.

TIE week of Prayer will be observed
in the Presbyterian Church by ser,
vices on Tuesday, Wednesday ana
Thursday evenings. These services
will consist Of singing, prayer ana
brief talks upon the topics which are
Tuesday-Thanksgiying aud COMES
.;on for tbe individual. the church, the
community and the nation.
Wednesday-The family for parents
children. masters aud servants.
Tbursday-Reforms, especially the
temperance reform, for the repeal ol al
laws which protect vice, for the sane
nscation of the Lords day.
All are cordially invited to attend
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
Personal


Peter F. Causey returned 10 ban"
more ON Thursday last.
leonard Hudson. Of philadelphia
-tttteta. his mother this week.
Mrs. A. b. Hyer, who has been
snending some time at home, returned
10 New York on Thursday.
Thomas c. Reynolds is spending a
few days with his parents
Miss Amanda Richards returned to
ereensborough, Nd, last "Wednesday
Nathaniel w. Davis was at home
this week on short visit.
James Prettyman las returned from rom
New york, ami will make his nome
IN Milford until his health is fully re-
stored.
Miss Ettie Gray, OF Bridgevilie' Il
,isItino her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Gray
DR.. co. sweeney,of Smyrna, Crane
rbief Templar, Of l. o g. T. spen
short time on Wednesday last II
Milford, looking after the interests Q
the temperance cause.
Mrs D. Lewis Young returned
,er nome at Eddysione, Pa this wees
! accompanied by Miss Hettie Mi'lm"u
. WHO viii spend several weeks ther'
i Miss Essie Bunstein has retnrne
: to school
Miss Katie Hendrixson has retufne
TO Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
szlIronp omUnoH DInEoTolsN

Cd, school at the chapel. on Second street street
snhoa} 3 n M sunday Scheol Prayer meetink
srst sunday in every month .-
Baptist church seeo9d.s1Fse, Sunday sonsn school school
sefsisSs e Y, ~ a. y PRAYER Meet THURSDAY hsen'nk'
= f,bprch. on Railroad Avenns SsssiGss 4 ,ils,
"a W. NJ n. and Z 90 p. M Rev. .. - prsver
1.stor Tor Sunday School a. z. .o9 ~ clock
Meenrg. Thursday evening at 'oo ,.r.,..,,, and
ffesey snth Milford Services at ii,u
Front ~. o.tse ~ m Rev i L.Bunsiein fassvi'
T. dnaav 1s soho at 90 p. m .--frAysf es'i4s
Zoo O'Clock TharsDay evenings, ,,...-., =.
Christ Sn1.oli nrc6arist 90. e. m Mathis, 10 y ,t ss
acseisbrafion and sermon. 100 ~.
D t N. Iiany and sermon; ;ssiog s PRAYER ray dall
holy - e~eent Thursdays, wheA service "'' ~
a. = 40 with sermon.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
ON THE PENINsule

Several tons Of government tombstones ior
soldiers, graves in Delaware have been
shipped from West Rutland W. for WI
mington.
Daniel NJ. Ridgely late candidate for Stat
Senator, is an applicant fOreounty treasure
Molten Richards is an aspirant for
ofhee Of collector Of oyster revenue at L
Creek
A citizens meeting was held in the
d,etown Hotel on Monday last, to g
ne question Of starting a shirt factor
town.
Detective Hutchins, for the Gar
alton, has had write issped against
more persons for trapping muskr
iation Of The law. The law die
until the 18TH of December v
claimed that the trappers alor
and on Bombay Hook began :
I 4s and thousands Of rats we
market during the month Of
examination the prisoners
upon payment Of costs,uot
change had been made in
the trapping of muskrats-
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

Tosr-On Monday December 24th'
between my residence, near shawnee
and Milford. Del, pOcketbook con
tanning SIS 100 in cash and some papers,
The 6dder may retain the money Il
he will return pocketbook and papers
80 mo J. Fl. STEWARD.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
~. 80 : mai MINI

DrlRINa the years past Min
been favored with many very MI,
tertainments, mingled with others u
were equally prominent in being
worthless; but during this season there
have been rendered two of the finest
dramatic plays which our people have
ever witnessed. J. 5. Alexander's
,.Rnrr Oaksn company, played to a
snalIbutappreciaiivehouselastThu small last Thurs
dav evening and won golden opinions
for themselves. But the event was the
onnearance of Julie Keen" and ms
6ne company in "Only a German
last Friday night. "Jule" in the char
acter Of Chris" and Miss Sprague as
..TIittie.u completely won the people
THE play has been the town talk TINS
week and on the return of this com
nanv the attendance promises to De
such that all seats, aud even available
standing room, will be crowded In'
management of Dorsey Hall expect t'
ulay lhe celebrated "Castaways" tn'
latter mart Of this month. and in th'
earlv part of February the 'Bgo'
opera Company" Of New York. an'
the Moss Family"
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

MIL DESTROYED AT o'clock on
Wednesday morning, the large saw
min and basket factory of Col. A. >
Snal, located ut Lincoln, Dell was
Uncovered to be on Are, The flames
lind already obtained such headway
wien first seen. that it was impossible
70 save anything. and the whole pant
was entirely destroyed. The canning
fac,orv was located very near the saw
mill and its escape is almost mira
Gle The blow is hard one 10 LIN
coin City,as the mill and factory furn-
isbed employment to large number
If peooie, and it is not probable that
in the present feeble condition OF Mr.
Smalps health it will be rebuilt. There
was not a very large amount Of lumber
or other stock about the mill at the
time it was destroyed, so the loss Is
mostly embraced in the building and
machinery. 1t is estimated that the
nranertv was worth about $4,000, ant
,yas insured for little over ene-thir'
its value. Much sympathy is ex
pressed for the Colonel, who is IN very
0 faeble health, and will from this fac
J ,ake the loss much harcer. Ther'
e yas an additional insurance Of ~ Oo'
y WHICH expired but few weeks ago
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

You would scarce believe how large
stock Mrs. Reedy has, despite the I'M
,,ense amount disposed Of in the past
week there is yet remaining anything
useful and pretty you can call for
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
MARRIED.

Sunday evening
Dec. %, 1Sss,by Rev. J. L. MeKim' MISS
Fannie Chase TO Mr.. Jacob Shane beth
Of Georgetown.
cATEs-AIAssEY,-At the NJ. T. PAR
souage. in Millsboro, on Thursday Dec
9Th. 1888, by Rev W. F. Dawson Mary T.
Massey to w. W. Locates both OF TINS
county.
Observation-Disclosures the NJ. E. Parson-
age. in Millsboro, on Dec, IS, 1862 Dy
Rev w. F. Dawson, Mary E Green to
william 0. Bennum L~th Of sussex
eopnty,
1RRFERs -wEST.-Qn DEG. as 1858 py
Rev. w. w. ChaiTes Sarah NJ West to
william H. Jeffers S~sh fsussex county.
wEsr-wEsr.-At the bride'sParents, near
Ioze's Cross Roads, on Dec. rs 1885, ny
Rev w. W. chaires, Miss Hettie PFeseela
west and Nj Johu T. West both OF sus
slx county.
BURRIs CULVER. On Dec. 20, az 'n'
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage be'nel
Del bv Rev. W. B. Gregg. Miss lrena (
culver TO Mr.. George E. Burris both o
Sussex. county.
EvANs-LEwls-At Ocean View Del Del,
on Tuesday, Jan. lst., by Rev. Mr.. Pil
e chard, Andrew H. RyaHs and Miss Ann
c. Lewis, both Of Ocean View.
The most remarkable cures of seroiula o
record have been accomplished BY Hood
sarsaparilla Try it. Sold by all druggist
DIR. Theel, the renowned specialist hi
/ cured more cases of special, kidney, bioo
and nervous diseases than all Others cor
bined. The power of healing that the DO
q, tor possesses is no doubt due to MS eoi
p.ete. practical knowledge Of the aliopathi
! hoiuoeopathie and eclectic system o
= = cine. We would advise those suE
- consult him in person or by let'
sas North Fourth street, Philad
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

THE anniversary Of the Avenue N.
r sunday School will be held THIS
evening in the Lecture Reom oi 'hs
Church. Addresses will be made by
The pastor and others, and recl'a'ions
and music by the school At the con
clusion Of the entertainment,the meih-
hers Of Tie school will be RECALLED on
ice cream, cake, etc, in the lower
room
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
can a Man Swallow a Cannon
Ballq

Well othat depends" He can If his
throat is large enough and the cannon Da'I
moi too large. The question really seems
worthy of some consideration in view OF 'ns
~ Of some of the pills that are PRESCRIBED
for suffering humanity. Why not throw
fsem Ito the dogs" and take DR.. Pierce $
pleasant Purgative Pelletsl small sugar
coated, purely vegetable, perfectly harmless
IN glass, and always fresh
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
Arrival of Mails.

usoN NoRrn-IIa4 AN, and 900 Z. NJ
EeoNf SOUTH 7:5o An, and S45 f'A.
,la;l leaves the Post Office twenty minutes
before each train.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

THE following letters rema.
Milford postoffice' uncalled foa
David Boyce. Mr.. Ale Brukman, n
Sarah Collins, Mr.. Willis Minner, Mis-
Alice Wells, (s) care @ W Miles, j..
Rice Mrs. q. e. Roder Mr.. Chas. sor-
den Mrs Emma e shockley. Miss
Alice spence, Miss Truitt, ,Mrs- Lovey
Victor, Geo. W. Walls.
R. Y. WATSON. p. M
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
purp0ses.

CARDS are out for the marriage %
Edward B. Davidson aud Miss ,l,'i haur"
Tohnson at the bride'shome on lhu'S'
d.v next, January l7th.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

A. B. HoUsER, foreman OF 9ipiae
monumental works will leave M'llosu =. =
t,'n,orrow -, Cor philadelphia, where ne
",,i, he employed until next spring
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

orR new departure in local auve,, .,,
sising will explain itself'an .,,..., lns's
~ NO variation from the custom
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

The
broken oue
thorough invs.
groundless scare.
Mrs. S. A. sippIe,
of Dover, died last Frida
She was SO years of age
vices were held at the house
2.go p. m. with interment in the
ian graveyard,
The turkeys which Henry Disston x y
of pbilade1phia distributed among their EN-
pioyes for Christmas were all from E'S'on'
There were 1,4so of them, weighing $4,000
bounds. and costing, at I3 cents per pounu'
the good round sum of s., $40. These were
all purchased by A. P Shockley, of Elkton'
Who has performed this service for about
nine years during which he has disbursea
among the farmers Of Cecil county about
| $4,000,
A constable of Wicorcico county poste'
on the bullitin board at the Court Hous
door in that county reeently,a written noti'
of the sale of piece OH operty, IN VII
appeared this unrighte Gus clause i
S seesed aud took into execution, eordU
h law and iniquity, the following afor
property" ~ Chyfsfeid Leader.
r Bids fol the cutting of the Chinc'
;. canal were opened on Thursday
!. week. The lowest bidder for the
is Joseph H. Haiues, of Cape May
sey, whose bid was ~ cents
vard, the contract to be compile
seven months. The whole amoi
z available for this purpose is
canal, when completed, will
miles in length and twenty
and win connect chincotee
'y Indian river.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

suBscRrBEBs to the CHRoNlcLNwTT ' .,,i,,
receive their papers by carrier WIZ
nlease notify this Office Of tn cir ehanse .,,s'.
r. -esidenee Immediately, that they
NAV ret their papers promptly at theh
nav home.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

LAST sab6ath special collee'lon l' o,,
syas raised in the Methodist Duu.on y,
tand sunday Schools for missionary
ourposes.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

A new building is being erec.su ',.',. -
4ne rear of his bakery by r. den,nss.. y.
Ts ri il 10 be used as an ice-house ana ie-
frigefatDr.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

Nrxr Tuesday evening IS tpe uAls
- ,,,e regular monthly meeting OF
Cedar Creek Republican CLUB.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

THE old Martha Davis, when mas lIa,,ss ~
long laid in the Mispiliiep AZ ma, ,be
whsrs has been eismasted' sun .n'
nnll will be broken up aud remoSs"'
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

MrsKRArs arenotso plentiful along
onr marshes as they usually are
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

- W REYNOLDS has arranged io' -,
.s,,oot,ne match at Slaughter Beacn
: q, Monday next. January 9TH.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

Mr,,RgRs OF B Company Iorosr'
e,nards will meet in their armory
next Monday evening at : oe'0'A
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

TIE vs. will hold Irregular os,ao ous,nT,,
meeting in the Young Mems hsao'rs 'as,
Room Tuesday evening next " sew"
O'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

A full attendance Of the members o.
,,rvstal Fount Lodge, I. 0. o. f. Is
requested next Monday night .A,.ao,s,, ~ O"s,
ness OF Importance will be presented
fr aetiou
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

LAST Friday evenings socla' ,.i. no, H. !.
,hs central Hotel, was quite iafge'S
attended and pronounced su''s
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

THERE was large exodus OF non
aav visitors on Thursdays nor'h-
bound trains.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

ALL the store goods ann liAluis9 - ~
. pevner S. Co, we've sod at puDi'e
auction last Saturday
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

m PoRTER has closed his den'a'
b,,siness in Milford, and removed TO
other parts.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

LAST Monday evening the supuSS u ,'',S
schoel of the First Baptist ChSrch neiu @
4,s annual treat and New Ye"r's enter
tsinment. There was good at.enu-
ance and the little folks enjoyed them
salves immensely.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

MATERIALS for the new roof Of .
Company's armory have arrived
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

THE three pretty girls have decided
not to go away on visit this winter
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

A large number Of Milford bepno"
o.ns we're at the opening Of the Leg's-
lative session at Dover last M0nu"'
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

THE eclipse came off according .
contract on Tuesday evening" auu
Enough occurring Just at the sunsss ,i,.',..
NOM n this section. was very plainly
perceptible as viewed Oy several yen, gen,
tIsmen and the cHRoNIcIE stan rom
the top of Dorsey Hall
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

If you wish to save money IN the
purchase Of clothing, call on w. e.
LANK.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
TO MY FRIEN.

TO NY FRIEN.
After thirty yea
my business is abous
to Dover as a more co,
serve my customers. My
ing Milford well-nigh outweis
sity Of my going. IN church Sc
in social gathering, have enjoye
this people so many occasions, that
heart seems tied as by bands Of steel 4
those who all through these years have
been so cordial, so sympathetic. How
often. too, have we gathered about the
"vacant chair while in dirge, our voices
and hearts united in the last sad cere-
mony to the memory Of some dear one
gone home before US. In fraternity gath
erings, and at patriotic meetings our
s'Auld Lang Syne" and our Hail coluin-
biap has made my blood to tingle as the
Young life Of boy, or as the wanderer re
turned to his native land. These things
/ 1 can never forget--I have no desire to-
| / have empowered them in memory, and
over all have engrossed the ever deal
name Of Milford.
CHAs. = TREDLER.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
A nrnner resnlve ID

A proper resolve iOi
is: THAT your wife aud daus
make their selections Of millh
fancy goods for the coming yea'
MIS-. Hudsou's pretty assortment
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

ox the fourth page Of this issue WI wiz
49, so.nd a calendar for January 1883
Ths # same space will be devoted 70 .
calendar ofthe current mon'u 'Ai''N
out the year lsss-
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

SEVERAL accidents have fesul'eu
from careless driving on our stfes.s =
a,r.na the past two weeks. ana -
ro,ld be stepin the right direction
- he ordinance regulating this NUS
anos was more fully enforced.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

NEW YEARS morning dawnea
bright and fair, and with the first glim-
mer of dawn the movers We're as'ir'
By noon many Of the families We're
established in their new homes. The
day closed with al eclipse Of the sum-
but family visible in this latitude as
it occurred just at the sunset hour.
Farther west the eclipse was total,and
was Tie object of much interesting
study. This is the first eclipse OF tne
sun that has asoccurred on New Years
Dav for over two centuries, and SIM
liar occurrence will not transpire Tor
three centuries to come. New Years
day 1888, was an extraordinary day.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

TnR steam tug Philadelphia ar
rived at the mouth Of the Mispl''lVn i, :,
~ l,' Tnesday with the steam dredger IN
so,y which is to do service in cleaning
ont the shoals. The maehiue Is no"
~, ,,o,l, tust below High Hill"
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

EoREMosr among the resolutions
.5onted last Tuesday rnorning,as your
code for the year 's9' there snou'u i'.
nave been one to tile effect that you
III, nav up your arrearage for sub
sor,niion to tie CHRoNIcLE. At'enu
.o,,,,s ~ uov anditwillgive you renewed
courage to keep other good resolves
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
MILFORD MENTIONS.

wR1rE it 1888!
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

TuE Sacrament of the Lords sup
ner will be celebrated on snnuss ,
morning in the Presbyterian Chufcn'
The attendance at the last ceienr"',oA
of,he sacrament was the largest IN the
bistory of the church.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
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Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

Ara meeting Of Milford Grange,No'
a Patrons Of Husbandry. held last
saturday, the following officers We're
elected Master, c. n. Sacketti over
seer R. G. Smith; Lecturer, w. T.
Corsa; Steward, B Hydorn; Assistant
steward, c. S. Barker; Chaplain, W.
Richardson; Secretary, J. j. Rosa
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04
WORTH KNOWING.

KERN is the most popular barber in
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1889-01-04

The most remarkable cures OF scroiula on
record have been accomplished py Hoous
sarsaparilla Try it. Sold by all druggists