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Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
SOCIETY NOTES.

y John c. Jump is visiting in Whining
n ton.
,e " Lee Sparks of Wilmington, spent SUI
,e day last in Milford.
S. Simeon Pennewill, Of Greenwood. speu
a ley Gays ~ '4's'F IS week. vs.
Miss Annie NJ. Reynolds is home from
prolonged visit 10 Philadelphia.
Leopold Hirsch is quite i'll at his home
III North Milford with typhoid fever.
C. Grier RatcliH, of Chester, spent
Thanksgiving at the Ii ME of Ills parents
here.
Walter Davis will shortly 90 10 CLAYTON
where he will go Into the butcher bust (
ness.
P. T. Causey is hame for Thauksgiy-
ing He will be present at the Chapel
next Sunday.
Miss Laura Twigg and Augustus Hol-
son spent a few days with Maryland
friends this week.
Thomas Reynolds is at the home Of
us parents ON South Front street with a :
severe attack Of rheumatics.
Mrs. Annie Jump returned from Phil Z
ldelPhia this week with lots of pretty
and holiday novelties.
w. 7. Reynolds left on Mondav>1ast s.
or Philadelphia, where lie has eiftered 4
he Pierce Business College for course ~
f study.
Charles A. Viereck has returned to his
hiladell hia home after having been as
'ciated i'll business with his brother
William for the past few months. sg
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

A number of our farmers Joined issues
and loaded a Jumbo" car with sweet
potatoes, which was consigned to a com.
mission firm in Cleveland, Ohio and
rom the day they loaded their potatoes
into the car their loss has been complete
-ior II was claimed that the potatoes
rolled en- route and s0ld for only enough
to pay freight and cost Of selling. Abo5t
Tue same experience befell Hubbard q
harrington, at FELTON,. A commission
man al Wilkesbarre, Pa, wrote to Alvin
Sonnor, the station agent at FELTON, 10
know who dealt in potatoes, and he re-
ierred him to Hubbard & Harrington
lhey soon received an order from lin
Tor a carload, which they promptly flled
without further introduction. After
awaiting patiently for returns. and none
coming, and nothing could he heard. one
u the hrn went up to see after the mat
-er and the first man he inquired Of when
ne got there (whO was evidently NOT |
told him ihat the man he was
ooking for was the DIST, meanest. s.
y b. IN Wilkesbarre, and hadn't 4
mug comeatable in the world 1t IS too
'ad for our people to be swindled in ibis
way ont OF hard earned crops, and if a
'lgorous effort were made to prosecute
very case they would not be so frequent
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

uERlFF's sALE--By virtue of 49,,
~ ssne.ioAi hAp'nas, 50 cell land 70 n e al
iso'sa' W'li ae exposed to public sale, Oh
Saturday, December 10Th, 1891
ats o'clock p. M, at the helei Of T. o wisa..,.
IN Milford, - Cedar Greek Hundred. the folior
ing reai estate 10 uii;
an lnas certain tract and parcel OF land, wing
end being situate 20 Cedar Creek hundred g.
sex county Deaweie, adjoining lands n e..
Vfompton, end lands e samuei. John md rssr
aid oiendfniei comsinlnp 10 Acres of Tsns
more Or leis. with one a.half story d.geli,se
hoase' with barn stables aud oiher ontbnidlngs
thereon mouse
seized ard taken 20 execution nsthe nrons-,.
oi isa4c Clendanisl, and viii BE- so.d by
ALFRED B. ROBINSON. sbeF8
sheriff's Office, ceorgeoar. DEL. Nov. b ,se,
demanded on The day Of saie
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
NOTcE
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned viii offer at public sale
on her farm near erihth's Mill, at 10 O'Clock
a. m, on
TUESDAY. DEcEAIBER 8. 1891,
the following described property, to wit
Two horses.
Farm Implements as follows; one grain
fan, one farm wagon and harness, one dear.
born one carriage, one wagon, one corn
sheller' forks hoes, iakes, shovels and many
ether things too tedious to mention.
Lot OF corn on The cob. Lot Of fodder
Fe'ms win be made known on the dav of
sale. ELIZABETH c sTRTENsoN
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
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PENINSULA NOTES

Lieutenant Brooks, q. S. A.. Of the cav
branch Of the service. now stationed IL
'-So'a' viii be assigned by the War Depart.
aaent to Delaware College. TO succeed Cap
-" i'1iSoy Brown as instructor Of the mill
.a'y cadets The new commandant Of The
s1ue' corps viii come to Newark in few
ne United States Government has or
qssso q.l the building Of two new boatlouses in
L'ie-saving District No. S. One Of the
=, houses will be built on Cape Heniopsn and
tue other on Cotton Patch Hill Both houses
VIII be connected with life stations s. teis
pnone' and extra life-bosts win be ~,
there constantly.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
mII.FoRD olIUnoII Drnrorolv

Sunday Schnoi az the Chapel on second str-.,
Sontn. az p M. Sunday scheoi PRAYER N, -et,1s
dfst SUNDAY 10 every month
Baptist Church. second..ir.et ,,,,tt .i
services at 10; 30ia. n. and p. M sunday sebooi
~ y a. y. Prayer Meet Thursday Evening
=. lo - y. ehafch' oa itaiiroao Avenue services
=. -e .r.e' 2, ~ ana f.u0 p ~ Rev Robt. Watt
saslot Sunday school af 90 D n. -prsges
ElseLns. Ahnrsday evening a. 100 O'Clock.
q. le-95i eriAn church. corner Of Walnut and
etol't @ otreets- south Milford Services al 10
,. "a ana Z. p p. M. Rev. II J. Bunsteiu Pastor
sunday school at 200 o. .m.-pmysr Meeting AZ
90 o'clock Thursday evenings.
na5lst Innrcn-kpi iseopal.- Services-Sundavs
holy Eucharist $50 a m Naff1ns Tifa5v
sermon lu;sO a. m; Choral Voepers chofaDald
sellhoh' Z 20 m. On the first sunday In each
polln theIe is high celebration Of the HoiV
q i5lcharlet after Mattins, at II a. nj sunday
y. s,enooi @ y M holy Baptism s administered
" W my Sunuay afternoon after o'clock Saint
". NJ; even Song and Address. 1850; Choral. me
church is free and open.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

The storm Of the early part If the week
again interfered with the work on the
streets aud standpipe The street pipes
are nearly all laid and will be completed
IN very short time. The staudpipe is
over half up and will be finished as soon
as practicable On Saturday last the
boiler for the electric light plant arrived
ahd IS now in the station waiting to be
put IN position. The pump is already
putt and all other changes will be made
IS soon as possible.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

BIBLE Study for November 10th in
the Presbyterian Church:
20. Name the books of the Old and
New Testament in their chronological
order. al
~ What proportion of the New Tes-
lament did st. Paul write?
2o Should we pray fo1 the HOLY Snirit7
29 Why did Christ wash the discinIesi
teet Just previous to the Lords SUPPER ,
:. 80. How many times is the term itthe
disciple whom Jesus loved" APPLIED ia
John
81. What is tile force of verses Al and
80 in John xiii?
81. What is the badge of diciplesbip
among Christians to be?
80. By whom, when, where and wbv
was the Book of Acts written? ?
"a. Mention the distinctive events Of
,ach chapter, connecting the same in a
)rief narrative.
IS What additional appellatIon might
veil be given to this book, in its connec.
ion with the life and work OF Christ
80. Name the three distinct divisions {
t the New Testament /
81 How does Luke's Gospel end and [
ls Acts begin? and trace the resern- l
lance IN style las proof of authorship. a
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

IL 4st about forty
o JA--s-ad gentlemen, in
tiu.li. Walnut st. r4.lf and single, met il
i9.--y Zzd organized what viii be
known as 't..ee'' Milford Assembly Tbf
| meeting was caher.l 80 order bv w &
Perry d the following Officers .,vars =
elected president, Daniel Hirsch. v5ce.
president, Mrs. George w. Marshall. seq.
| retary and treasurer, DR.. G LAYTON Crier. !
executive committee, Mrs. w. S. Perry
Miss Mary Hall and Miss Madeline /
White. The object of the Assembly is
to promote social intercourse among tbe
young people of the town, and to furnish
at least one evenings pleasure in tle
course ofa week. Tuesday was the even
ing decided upon fr the regular weekly
meetings, and they will be devoted to
darcing and card playing It is the pur-
pose Of the assembly to give public
dance or progressive euchre party at in i
-ervals during Il G coming season A IN
piano has been placed III the hall and If
will be furnished and fitted up for the cor j..
'enience of the members There are p
ilready about two score ofnembers. both Il
married d single.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

PRoF. FORDs entertainment in the
Avenue NJ. F. Church on Wednesday
night for the benefit Of the Ladies' Aid
Society was well attended, but the attend.
anee was materially lessened on account
Of the evening upon which It was held
A great many more persons would have
attended had it been on an evening when
they could leave their business. Ii being
the one before holiday, the stores kep(
open little later than usual, thus pre-
venting the merchants aud clerks from
attending It was a successful entertain
meut, however, and the selection Of the
Professor met the approval If the audi
ence and were met with applause.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

PROF. G. +. RIcHINGs gave a pano-
rama and lecture in the African M. E.
Church on Friday and Saturday evenings
last, which netted the church a neat little
sum-it having been given for their ben
eft He took for his subject "The Negro
Before and Since the War;
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
PUBLIC SALE !

Tie undersigned will offer The foiio.y;,.
asseiioed personal property at public sale 4
MS residence on the Carlisle Farn, ~ ~.
Ioaa leading to Milford, one mile sontb y
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 90. 1901
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, but should The dav q.
30 my. sale Will take place on Fridav' De-
Horses-Ore bay mare. 10 years ola ,.,.
re ana kind in an harness; one bav horse (
years Old, sound a good driver and ,rorker.
one one pay son, year old, good size aud grow
Two young milch COWS.
4mplements-One Wood selfbiuder that
mas oeen run five seasons. One farm vyagor
nearly new. One York carriage IN good CON.
uluon; One dearborn, one double plov one
new drag harrow two iron brake harrows
ioiks, rakesr hoes, shovels etc.
800 sheaves Of blades, 2 stacks ton fodder
household Furniture-Consistine Of beds
ana bedding, bedsteads tables, stands. chaire
lar pets, china and queeusware and one goo5 4
,oOk stove s'ou
4efms-All sums Of SO and under. cash
'ver tnat amount, credit Of fs months ~
living note with approved secufitv..
JOHN w. COVERDAIE
ROBERT J. MEREDITH, Auctioneer.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

Aren't You ever eojrg to grow Old. like
the rest Of ns1' asked man Of an acquain
tance he hadn't seen fof some time. Gwen
not 50 long as eau purify my blood with
Ayers Sarsaparilla. - was the apt reply
This man kueW what he was. talking shout.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

THE Willing Workers are contem
plating the rendering Of a drama during
The holidays and are now selecting the
characters The drama has been chosen
and committee is at work on the pre-
iminary arrangements, which are not as
yet perfected, but probably will be in
few days.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

As was announced Union services were
held in the AveHue NJ. Z. Church yester
day morning. the Presbyterian and Meth
odist congregations joining Rev. H. /.
Bunstein, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church, occupied the pulpit and preached
an appropriate sermon from the subject
Conditions of Vict rv."
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

Mrs. Reedy has inst returned from pbijs.
delphia and New York where she purchased
the largest, finest and handsomest stock Of
novelties, fancy goods and ornaments ever
brought TO Milford. Her line of ladies
coats and cloaks for the winter season was
never so beautiful as the present one. The
styles are the latest and were selecied'bv
MIS- Reedg herself in the metropolis. Cali
early and make your selection
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

WILLIAM HARRINGTON was arraigned
before Alderman Graham on Monday
last charged by Nathaniel and William
Prettyrnan with trespassiug on their prop
erty with dog and gun and shooting
game after having been forwarned MT
to do - The case was postponed until
"Wednesday next.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
sALR.-B srtue Of v,i, i,
gioni Exponas 80 me al
saraId tl,-s1s,-. TO public sale, on
Saturday, DsosuoI,a,. 1c.. -oe

r ssarald tl,~ss-'s,-. to public sale, on
Saturday, Dsosmber 18th. 1891
~ o'eoek p. NJ, at the hotel Of r. B. windso,
~ Milford 10 Cedar creek aundr,d tie follow
ing reai estate, to Wit:
Al thAt certain iIacf or parcel Of land si,pa,s
ll Cedar Creek hundred, Sussex county. De awars
on me public io'd leading rom Johnson,s a1n,
g smytaHssi!le, adjoining lands of the b,,,s :,
Parker Lohaud' deceased Dr.. John Il. Raw and
Sofn Wilkefsgn, containing leo Acres Of Ian5
more or isss' together With the improvement.
thereon.
egl1sl ana .aken IN execution the property
Of John G Giidley, and VIII be sold hy
ALFRED o. ROBINSON, sheriff
sheriff office, Georgetown. Del. Nov = 20,
Ten per cent. Of the purchase msnev Win III ~
iemanded on the day or sale 'e
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
Saturday, Deoember Iotb 1eol

I IHERlFF'S SALE--Bv yi-,,,o 90
ssHui.ioil E3poaas' 20 sell laul, to mo al.
ie''ea' WIN ee exposed to public sale, on
saturday december 10th, 1891,
a. o'clock p. M, az the hotel OF 4. B. wins,,-
y Sll'Ie'a, ~ Cedar Greek Hundred, the follow.
q i tnat eeft'in lot piece and pa.eel Of Epa
i5ing ana being situate IN South Milford Cedar
SIsek nunarea Sussex county, Delaware vino
,g on second sHeet and adjoining lands or Pi
'-.sou -nu eeofge Parker, deceased. and con.
same more or less.
Seized and ttken 10 execution a. the n.,
y Charles g Fisher and vail be soid by
ALFRED B. ROBINSON. sherla
sheriits Office. Georgetown. Del. Nov s- ,so,
twenty per cent Of the purchase money wiii NJ
emanded on tse day ofslle
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

THE shirt factory was put in operation
on Monday last with a small force of op-
orators. II machines already in Ii,
D Hiding are not altogether adapted to
the manufacture Of the frm's goods and
all could not be put IN use. The frce
will gradually be increased until the new
6lilding is ready for occupancy when the
trm will run to their utmost capacity.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

A desirable 9-room house, situated sud
and North; large garden and stable aitaebeS
Also desirable dwelling on Second street
adjoining my residence. Inquire al w D
Fowier's residence on Second between Wal.
nut and North streets.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

7 ,f
CONNIE M he f,iIo,,;r,,, 4.
seIioea A-asonal property, TO wit:
hesd Of horses, consisting of horses and
mares, all good on the road or farm; 4
cote, one two years old and two one year
oio each, all mares and very promising.
4 One pair Of oxen, 6 cows, head of vouup
cattle, head Of sty hogs, and % sheep Of
good quality
improved farm Implements in good repafr
- wheat reaper, I drill, / horse rake.
sniky narrow, plows, harrows, corn nssa'stis.
corn planter, corn sheller, grain faneoih 4 ~
Ok cart carriage and harness, ,deaFbaa sfi,
and wagon gears, shoye!s, hoes. fofsarais
stone, and IN fact nearly everylhiup,,,I.-,
safy 70 a well equipped farm
5000 sheaves Of blades; IS stacks oiH.s
ioddeTi LOCO bushels of corn in crib INN
bushels ofwheats aud 400 baskets Of Iris1e
potatoes
Household and Kitchen Furniture-Cou.
slsting Of beds, bedsteads and furniture.
lounges, chairs, rockers, tables. stands. 4
toliels, secretary, china, queen and tin-ware,
stair and floor carpets, cutlery; stoves 5.,i
pie heater I cook and fixtures, j. .parior
all in good order
II storusing this day, then
NIerms-Cash on all sums
"funt credit of n.
az 4 purchaser ee
ven ss.eiviup
oNe1 seca.s.Y. ROBT. II. l.
administrator Of Geo.
Noot' j. Meredith, Auctioneer.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

IN digging the trench fer the street
pipes in North Front street the latter part
of last week, the workneu unearthed
some old coins bearing dates in the early
part Of the present century They were
in perfect condition, and how they came
there is a matter for conjecture.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
OBITUARY
cANNoN

On Friday night last Mrs. Fame
Cannon died N Wilmington from naralv
SIS She was 10 her 93d year aud made
her home with her son, John b. Cannon.
Of MILFORD Her remains were brought
% Milford last Monday and inferred in
the Old NJ. 2. churchYard.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
Recommends It u Flve,-vo,,.

Thinking that q word from me mich, b.
-s '-'se % 9tners receiving benefit from
youi D 8 5, write to say that I have been
.u1sser from Eczema. which NV doctor
e1iled pink heads Small biisters would
& .S'1a Oh my limbs, would break and ooze
=. . Pause large sores to form. The odor
- ag would be very disagreeable aud
zen be laid up from one to two
ne. The disease would break
two months. / tried yari.
treatment but received
until I was induced to
benefit ffom it in
s;Re OF it until I
lngniewas over
n let q e eczema {
s-A adicated
.ident DEM anS's ~ s. S.
q to chant th9iid a
was too shortly e,
odness OF suckill a,
over Brooks. +,
ven o'clock that non
O'Clock aud thirtv-at
g. What small spaf
mediate upon twelv
pms. So add to tha
morning service, AM
harvests Of the eartl
ulpit and the galleries
the rehearsal Of tn,
ism man has come e
oTld to himself, W.
race IS in a smz- the
ices Of hums aud
Instances p1ckagess
lion. I4isin .citron
koo5,drrenls, Figs, a
-. Wholesale or the
JOHN H. APELis to
e covers or linen table 70 q
Trnitt's-for he has per mad
Al either one.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

MRS. ANNIE WHoRroN, of Dover de
livercd a lecture on missions" in the
le ,ture room Of the Presbyterian Church
on Tuesday before the Ladies Missionary
Society connected with the church,
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
Gunners' Notice.

We are pow receiving poultry for the sea
SON and shall continue to do so every dav
IN the week until further notice.
RICHARDSON & ROBBINS, Dover, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

BY the neglect Of owners Of wharf
property to keep the wharves in repair,
tne river near Walnut street bridge is
rapidly hlling up. One of the worst is
tue wharf recently purchased by Robert
\, watson from the Anna B. Hyer estate
safe The logs are laying loose ready to
repair lt-aud have been ever since the
oig hre over one year ago In the mean
time the earth has caved IN d the tides
have scattered it over Il e bottom Of the
river It IS a shame to keep property in
this shape.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

THE Assembly held their first regular
meeting in Reedy's Hall OIL Friday even
ing, and after routine business had been
dispnsed OF, the members spent the bal
ance of the evening in dancing.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

THE Mothers Meeting will be held in
the Avenue NJ E. Church on Wednes
day afternoon next
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

MONDAY last was a very stormy dav-
resembling a regular March day.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
Opportunities

Ihos. F. HanloH, notary public in.
surance, real estate, mortgages loans bo,,5s
and business aud professional opporfrnitiss
No, East 9TH Street. Wilmington Del
II you desire to buy or sell property. bnv
or sell business, or invest money safely II
Z and per cent consult me For sale In
erative physicians practice with real and
personal property in Wilmington, also drug.
stores
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

CHARLES PkTERs has sold his house
in South Milford to Charles Marine, and
left Milford with his family for Chester
Pa, on Tuesday last where he will make
his home.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

DIsAeREEABLE weather prevailed the
first Of this week.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

THANKSGIVING DAY has come and
gone, now prepare for Christmas, which
is but four weeks off
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

THE subject OF the Presbyterian Chris
tian Endeavor meeting un Sunday even
ing next will be Thanksgiving; or Civ
ing Thanks and Praise to God for His
Mercies and Blessings to Us"
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
Arrival Of MalIs.

FROM NoRTH-io;56 AN, 6,o1 p. m.
FROM SOUTH S38 AM
Mail leaves the Post Office twenty minutes
before each train.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

on Tuesday Harry Davis and Samuel
Ratcliff beat all previous records 50 far
reported this season. by bagging 28 birds
and 4 rabbits in>oue days outing.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

THE Epworth League meetings subject
on Sunday evening will be innocent
yet Suffering"
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

No knife, no ligature. 30 caustics neces.
safy for to cure phys if patients will only
use shai simple an' 'linless femeay, Old
sanl's Pile 0ininE Price twenty. 6.e
cents per box.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

ing night
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

J. W. Truiit has received this week another
beautiful line Of Refer coats-plain and fnr
trimmed. To rightly appreciate these pretty
eoats, is to see and price them
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
Registers Not

Sussex CouNTY, Nof II. 1891
onon ihe asplca1on Of Sarah B. Russell as n.
Aaniniafratrix q James Russell ate Or Cessl
creek hundred IN said comfy. deceased
it is ordered and directed b. ths REGISTER. tha
the asid sarah Rasssl. aa ~ Administrators
Aforesaid give uotoe Of ihe aag LISTERS or
administration upon che estate 81 fhs siid de.
ceased win ihe d,ie d sraHiine ihere0fby cans
ins aaFffi i'emr1is @ - posted within Forty days
from ihe dtie 81 suoh ep 3, ln Elk OF he most
pnniir places oi ths County Of sussex REQUIRING
at iefrans q tfiag dgmInds against the deceased
% exhibit iAe -ame of abide by an Act or he
eensiai aaaemlig 81 the State Of nelaware. ~
such ese inside and provided; and also oause he
same e be Inserted within the same period of
ame n the AnroRD cnnoNicln, newspaper
pooiished IN Cedar Creek and ts Be continued
therein three weeks
Given under the hard and seal Of or
! SEAL nee Of the Re9isfer Aforesaid al
ceorsetoWn, in the lountV aforeaaid
he DAY and year above writien
CHAniEs O. sTockIrr, Register
NOTICE
an persons having claims aeainst the estate OF I
he deceased, must present iAe same duly attested
ihe Administsat *, on Or before one year from
rday' Or abide The Act Of Assembly in such case
iade and provided
SARAH g RUSSELL Admnistratrix.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

A farm Torrent on shares with 20 acres in
scarlet clover and $50 peach trees. two miles
from Milford also Groom house at tie
depot. Possession given january Ist, 1902
Inquire Of ii BaRREp
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

THANKSGIVING passed off very quietly
IN Milford this year. Services were held
in the Avenue III. E. Church ia The
morning and in the evening the mem
bers Of the Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeay,r rendered a very en-
tertai i',g and pleasing entertainment il
the lecture room OF the Presbyterian
Church, sn account Of which will be
found in these columns. Lovers Of Snort
spent The day in the fields aid w ods
surrounding our town in quest of game
Taken altogether, the day was generaliy
observed by our townpeople as 1t best
suited their temperament or convenience.
Happy and content Is home with 'sThe Ro
chester ialnp with the lightof the morning
ar eafa14srss susils zsniasssr za,ss CO As.- ysr1
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

On Saturday night last Mrs. Elizabeth
Snarp fell from stooD at the residence
.ot Dr. G. w. Marshall and sustained
some severe bruises about the head and
body, besides several ugly cuts about tile
head She accidenta N stepped off the
stoop and fell face d inward. a distance
OF about four feet Her wounds were
dressed and the p ent is now doing
wei notwithstanding her advanced age.
Il was a severe fall or one Of her age
about z6 wears.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

WoRKMEN have finished the 60 foot
smnke-stack at the electric light plant,
and the scafoldiug was torn down the
first Of this week
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

Did tell you about our Shoe and Hat
Room Yes well, did not tell half; for
we are ahead. Come and see us, and
know yon will agree. Third door from cor
ner AZ Halrs
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27
Ladies' Goats.
For Sale.

lust received; a new invoice from oueAof
the largest manufactories in New York city.
Prices right Geo. II Hail.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

WE viii soon write it 1892.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

A colored boy, Edward Short BY name,
was caught on Sunday evening last with
team belonging to William Deputy, liv-
ing at the edge Of South Milford The
team was taken from him and he was
SCI Tree on account Of his age, he being
only seven OF eight years old. TIE boy
mad driven around town several times
When caught, and whether he had in
tended 70 run the team away from town
or not,is only a matter Of conjecture.
Milford chronicle., 1891-11-27

SUBJRcT of the morning sermon in T.
Avenue NJ. Z Church will be -
Goes the Battle ?" In the eve
'Reconeiliations. "