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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-04

VIRGINIA.: In Tie Clerks Office Of The Circnii
' Court Tor the Comfy Of Wise III the Sth DAY OF
Fcbrlar:, 1897 In Vacation.
Thrustcn, trustee.
against III Cpahccry.
McRcry, Irnstce.
The oilec: OF this suit is to recover Judgement III
bc sum $500 with interest from January -, 1881
against J T. Mills, H. f. Fox W. L. Harris all'i ".
NJ Hardin and 10 enforce the 10y personal decree
and by foreclosure Of the vendors lien reserved i'll
deed dated January u, 1889, from Big Stone Gap I'm
I,rovemcni Company ana Il. {. Ballard lhraston,
Trustee to j. 3 +. Mills on lots i, =, 3, 4, ana .,
Block G5: II. l2 and -. Block rs: and 70, Block is
''Iulprov enen, Colnpany's Plat No. ], III IN" to~t'
Of Fig Stone Gap, Va, and affidavit having been
made that &. W. Mcncry, Trustee. r. '" AcittT;, t..
H. Samuel. Juo +. Abraham. and {. y. ioodpaster.
parties defendant herein are iion-residcnS Of TINS
State tue said defendants required 10 appear with
in tftec days after cue publication Of this orer III
the clerks oce Of our said court. at rules TO be hu!-
on there for. and do what is necessary 10 protect Their
Interests And il is ordered that copy of this order
be forthwith published week for four success
i've weeks tho Big Stone Posr, newspaper 2ri":
in the town OF Big Stone Cap in the county III WiSc.
and posted the front door OF the courthouse Of Sai
county, GU ihc first day the next coun;y court for the
said county after the date OF this order.
y copy-IeStc: j. +. LIfPS, Clerk
Buitt 4 McDowe .. q. 2-2b7t
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-04
Sale of
COAL LAND.

Pursuan, to y decree OF the Circuit Court Of Wise
tounty, Va. rendered on the I'D day OF September.
1871. IN chancery cause therein pending Of Cone,
Shields Il Co. vs. J. {. Chance EX'r &c, l. tie un
iersigne special commissioner, '.ill on,he first day
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-04

Subscribe J,or the Post. 1t is only SI.s5
for trcinemonths md one dollar eaci for
clubs consisting Of .fre or more.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-04
IN Chanccry.

the Circuit Court for the County Of Wise On the
2nd day of February. 1882;
Thrustqn Irnstef,
AGNIHgr III Cbaliccry
" n. Young ct al.
The object OF this suit is 10 recover judgement
against " ~ Young, II. c. Eohor, T. N. Wiley, r..
H. Ruth. f. Il. Gather, W. D. Powell, y. 7. Bush,
g. J.. Kiag. D. f. Crow. John Holiday ami Anderson
lloIaJay. IN the sum Of $2Gd.GG, with interest from
,ure s. 1881 aud costs, and to enforce me same by
ersonal decree ana rs foreclosure oltbo lien reserved
in deed dated June (, $50 from Biz St"n. Gap In
urovement Company and r. Z. Ballard Thrnston
trustee to Vim. Young, lots IS and IT u Block
IS ..imp-ovclnnnl Company Plat No. ], in the i"wh
Of Zig Stone Gap, Va, and affidavit having been
made that IL. c. Huhon. +. Nj. Wiley f. II. ituth,
r If. Gather, ". y. Powell, \. I. Bush, b. H.
Sing, j. T. Crow, John lioiindny and Anderson
f!oiiaday parties defendant cre are pom residents
of His State. the said defendants are required 1" -
er wiliu fifteen days after due publication Of this
rider in lie clerks Office ot our said court, at res
o be holden there for, and do SHAT |, necessary 10
protect DER Interests And is oricrc that copy 81
this order Ee forthwith published once week, fot four
successive weeks in the BIG STONE Posi- Il newspaper
printed IN the town Of Big Stone Gap, in the county OF
wise am, posted at the front door Of the courthouse
# said COUNTY, the first day OF the next county
Court FOR the said county after the date o! this
order. 80
A Copy-Tesc: j. L. Lips. Clerk.
Du!iitt Il Mcdowell, pa. 2-Zb.it
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-04
LOT FOR SALE.


Pursuant to decree rendered Dec ~.
1891, in The chanccry CHASE pending il
Wise circuit c1urt of rhruston, Trustee
Us. J. j.. i. Mills ct al !he undersi gn'd
will between II and - o'clock a. III. OF,
March 18th. 1882, on the premises
sell at public auction 10 The highest bid
der. Lot is Of Block 80, Improvement
Cos Plat No. L." which lot lies at the
East corner OF West Third street and
Wyandotte avenue. in the town Of Big
stone Gap, Va. upon the following terms
sale: Onc-third cash, balance in two
equal instalmcnls in 6 and T.! months
with interest, to be evidenced hy pur-
chascrs non-neootioablc notes. Title to
he retained until rul payment and future
order Of court. H. G. Mellow ELL, Jn.
Special Com.
IN the clerk office Of the circuit court
of the county Of Wise:
Thruston, trustee.
against IN chancery
J. B. F. Mills, ct al, Defs,
ID. +. Lipps, clerk OF lie said court
do certify that the b9@A required Of the
Special commissioner by the decree rend-
cred in said cause on the Gth day Of De-
cember, 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand rs clerk Of The
said court. this 3OtIl day Of January, 1872
Teste-,J. Il. Llpps. clerk. 32a-2t
is to be hoped that Mr. Hampton will find
something to his liking here.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-04

VlRGiNlA: 81 rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court FOR the County Of Wise On the
2nd day u February, 1852,
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-04

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yTIRGINIA: In Tic Clerks Office OF The Circuit
\ Court FOR the Comfy Of Wise III The ath Gay OIL
Fcbrlar. 1892. In Vacation.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

clay Gould wept" This was the strik-
in, headline which some weeks ago amazed
IND readers Of the daily papers. It was
stated that at a meeting of a board Of rail-
wav directors of which Mr.. Gould was a
member he suddenly burst into tears.
THE cause of the tears was never fully ex-
plaiped. It was generally believed, how
evor that some personal friend Of Mr..
Gould's. in whose investments that mil
lionaire was taking tender interest, had
ascnped with his fortune. Hence the tears.
mt the tears of Gould win shortly be
eclinsed by the prayers of Gould The mil
lionaire has come to the conclusion, like
Trvino,s Tom Walker, that he will save
stakes with satan. He has given $4,000 to
tba PRESBYTERIAN church extension fund.
We NAV be excused for pointing ont to
M Gonld. in the most delicate way in the
world that among the churches gratitude
mav he defined as IAN appreciation Of
fagors-to Gomez Ten thousand dollars
will he looked upon as an indication of q
Christian spirit, but it will never buy sal
walton for a repentRnt millionaire. Jay
will have TO put up
Whatever may be the feelings excited
upon earth by the danger Of losing Mr.
/ Could. there can be little question as e
tbe feeling elsewhere about the danger o.
Gaining him. If he gets his ticket to Para
/ disc through this eleventh hour repentance
4 tbere will be grave disquiet caused II
heaven. If his long and successful life o.
robbery on earth be any Indication Of his
after life. the golden harps in heaven will
have to he chained, And if, when AIR Jay
Gonld Joins the heavenly choir, he should
IN addition to singing, repeat his cele
lrated lit of weeping, we think the angels
would be afflicted with aatulence.-Sar
Francisco Arg0naut
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

leave pdHeGh6eA9
H-Fw CASTLE ACCOMMODATION TIaAiN0'-
-. UviImipqton O6 night, and Bee D. III
sauy and Ii % a. N. 6.i5 D m Week y, G ds{ie
qanys 1eSsCastle ft $50 a. m and lO'i9 p Iu"'''
audi ~. and 7.2s p. n. week days ,,,p
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AMI Nv
v,,o pbiladeIphia Old Point Express. IL, =, h II
NdIdfi, Raitimore Gas .. M. wilmington 49, 80
-, st9pf,inp at DOyet and Delmar Ies i la
81 Middietown, Clayton, Wyomlnsi Ill 10 leave
vi,gt,sn BridgeVie, Stafford ana L .t ,,,rtb ar
s,,',srs from Wilmington and points lol. %
tslTe IN messengers for points south y. ~, lailv
houud trains leave Deimar leS = n.,' r,t'y
Dover $50 a. m. regulaty' q, sr5 Philadelphia
SIba. m Baltimore i. % a. me- si ~ No Igens
ki0 a nj. and leaves Dellnar al S.oO p NJ Phil"deL
Savs arriving az Wilmington 500 p m, ,,I a,
aha & BID m, Baltimore ODD p iA'' '0ffT
S,riuciual intermediate STATIONS. 49,, e.,r5 Bridge,
Pbs az A. m tram also stops at d
,,iiie Harrington, FeltOE, wyoming. OI9d ontL
MiddetOwn 10 leave passeuse 80, fron Wilmington
Of DelnAr or take on passengers ;,,s NJ Lailrel
I'D noipts ROrth Als9 stops on slgna' a. i-"N'0'
BRANCH ROADS,
r.,,.pr MARYLAND & VRaISIN H. r.
~. harrington for franklin anu WY T,t,rs
loss M, week days, I'D p =, IA train leaves
GAYS lin H A a. ~ week days, 100 p. M tues
dsvs. Thursdays and Saturdays, ,, and owes al
Ave Harrington for Georgetown anu ~ ewes
"a ~ m'-6'35 D. m. Returning, leaves Le"ss
74Oa, M, $50 p m. ,....,o, IA ~ A. m, and
nor Rerlin leave Harrington ~ dS,I9 o5 M, 10
q AZ D. m. Returning, leave Benin ''O- Q" '--''
D. M week days.
,,,.vrN ANNE q KENT r. R--Leave lowlsstS a
S1ELH .a,,iiie s1d vaV stations 92o a. M Shu
Ior Oensie Yeei.dav Re nrning, leave center
vile Z. 80 a. m, and 3 % p. IA. week days
DEL CHEsArEAKE R. R1 / o aaSg 555 %
Oxford and way stations a. leave oxford $50 a.
NJ weekdays. ketprnlhs' io@'e
and 10 p. m. weekdays 60.
CAMBRIDGE b sEAFoRD II h -,t;ans ~ IN ~
for cambridge ana intermediate sgasU5 1S and
=. IN, 49,, = III n M Returning, leave Gam
4 ana Il. and on Tuesdays, Thursday anu 0S'
urdavs 300 p. m. WON c,a,oraI MANNER.
p wOo9. General Passenger Agent,
d. nj. q v. BRANCH.
GOING sOuTH
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15


She was an innocent woman and when
her husband went to Washington on some
business or other connected with the legis-
latfve branch Of the government she &C
eepted his explanations without suspicion.
Not long ago lady friend met her.
II understand your husband has been 10
Washington some time, said the lady.
ssOh, yesH replied Mrs. ~ ''and he
viii not return until congress adjourns.
tsVVhat is he doing theseg7 49,
II don't know exactly the nature Of the
work . was the innocent reply, but be
writes me that he is parliamentary soiici-
tor
ooh y said the other. equally as unso-
phisticated, that must pay very well
ssIndeed it does" exclairied the wife,
,for he sends me big check every week
besides q sealskin coat, set Of diamonds
and any amount Of other nice things 9e-
tween times
ssAfy. my sighed the other woman en-
viousiy, u wish my husband could get
government position too. Detroit treq
Press
A full stomach is a great aid to poetry
and, indeed, no sentiment Of any kinH can
stand upon an empty one.
One Of the oldest things on the tapis
was the sale of 500 miles Of etrpet 20 aoc
ton in New York city recently
BIsOvvN,s IRON l3yTFEIls ALMANAC
For 1902
Contains One Hundred Recipes iof max
Snss delIcious Candy cheaply and QSickiy
at home. This book IS given away 3 erAs
ard general Etorce-
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

Toast or bread and tea have Aeh to an
s,yer for in the next world, il lsot IL this.
Two-thirds Of the drunkenness among
women is due to the excessive use Of strong
tea. was told yesterday that the increase
of drunkenness among young servant girls
in New York was alarming, and IN each
case found that the girls were in the habit
of keeping a teapot over the fire most OF
the time. This creates form of stomach
trouble that produces a "hankering or
Qnawing," the brain is excited and liquor
Is taken to relieve this pain, and in a short
time seems almost necessary.
Do not for a moment think that / would
not use either tea or bread, for ! should
with a liberal supply Of nutritious food.
But not alone to take the place Of good
food. for they arr inferior in food value.
In large cities the tea drinker is, as rule,
a woman, and it seems to do for her what
tobacco does for man-produces strong
desire for alcohol This is n question for
our temperance people to think over. It
has always been my opinion that il the
community would spend little more time
studying food principles, and teaching the
same to the Incorporate class, saloons
would soon close for want Of support
That tea and coffee excite and stimulate
the nerv system there is not a doubt;
but many persons who would be shocked
at a glass Of whisky and soda before rising
in the morning see no disgrace in strong
tea, and still by it they are excited and
ilustered in their manner. Tea, in some
possesses no drawback; but such are the
exceptions which prove the rule.-Tabie
Talk.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

Said a woman the other day, toying with
lie danny kid bootees for baby feet, as she
stood at a shoe counter: 81 never see these
but think Of pair Of little shoes which
are a family possession with US. They
were made for an uncle OF my mother,
who was a baby seventy years ago. Save
for the size there IS nothing babyish about
them for they are acsimile in miniature
Of the stout calf shoe which men Of that
day wore, even to the leather laeings.
feel a thrill Of sympathy for the tender
little feet they covered SO long ago, for they
must have been cruel protectors to the soft
flesh. but at that time, in that place-it was
i'm New Jersey nothing else was obtaina-
bic. and mother has heard her grandmother
tell how she sewed up pieces OF felt IN crude
shoe shape when these strong boots chafed
the baby feet. What contrast to these
shapeIy little thingsp'- Her Point of View
"a New York Times
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15
An Only Daughter
CuREDO OF CONSUMPTION

having failed and Dr. II James was experiment
no Win Inc many herbs Of Calcutta, he accident
made preparation which cured his ony on,I u
er5 sniovin5 the hest Of health. He has proved
10 Inc worlI that Con. ump ti0n can be positively
and permanently cured Tne Doctor now DIV giV ~
1s,, e~,lenses This herb also cures Night Sweats
Nausea in The stomach and will break np AN. IesH n
Gold IN t,9e1tv-four hours. Address ChAODOGh
g CO.. 1889 Race Street, Pail dephiS I 10 az
this paper.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15
nnraolLlnr the salralIoa Army.

The Salvation Army is being boycotted
in Finland. No mention Of it Of any kind
may appear in public print. So strictly is
iris law being carried ont that any men
tion 81 the arniy, any advertisement bear
inc on the movement, is sufficient TO cause
an entire issue Of newspaper to be can
lceled. Philadelphia Ledger.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15
Children Cry for Pitchers castoria.

When Baby was sick. we gave her castOrie
When sho was a Chsd, she cried for castorla.
When she became Miss, she chung to castorias
henshshad Children. she euvethem castoria.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

The Secret Ballot In the Coming Election
The fact that all the so called doubt
fnlD states, whose vote is decisive in the
election this year, are to cast their ballots
In absolute secrecy, free from all espionage
and intimidation, is one Of mOmentous inn
portance. The first and inevitable effect
1yill be to lessen enormously the part
which monev(el play in the contest.
Tvsrv st... 2 Asssb money has hereto
fore been used most freely has adbpted>tths
new system. If votes be bought IN those
states hereafter the purchaser cannot fol
low the men whom they have bought tc
the polls to see if they keep their bad bar
Gain. The result will be the Same in those
states as it has been everywhere elSe under
similar conditions-namely, very few votes
will be bought.
This is a novel phase Of a presidential
canvass ard election which both political
parties will do well to take into considera-
ton in selecting their campaign managers
for this year. If money is no longer to be
che controlling factor in the election, will
h be either expedicns or wise to put pro-
.essional corruptionist in charge Of the
campaign of either party2 On the con
rarv. will it not be the highest political
wisdom to put men Of character IN charge
Of ali the committees, national, state, dis
tllct aud othere-CenUury.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

Ths oest sulve in the world Tor Cuts. praises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rleum, Fever Sores, letter,
CAapped Hands Chilblalus, Corns, and all Skin
eruutions. and positively cures Piles, OF no pay
required. Il is guaranteed to give periecs salts
faction, or money refunded. Price q Gus. per
COX. For sale bv C. ". MARSHALL. DRUGGIST
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription builds
up and strengthens the system, and regu-
lates and promotes every proper function.
It's a generous, supporting tonic, and a
Ouieting, soothing nervine-a legitimate med
ieile, not beverage, free from alcohol and
injurious drugs. Il cOrrects and cures,
safely and surely, all those delicate derange-
ments and weaknesses peculiar to the sex.
A remedy that does cure is one that can be
guaranteed. That's what the proprietors Of
HFavorite Prescription think. II it doesn't
give satisfaction, in every case for which its
recommended, they'll refund the money. No
other medicine for women is sold on such
terms
Decide for yourself whether something else
sold by the dealer, is likely to be just as
good for you to buy.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

r,. /. more catarrh in this section . ., ~
rs's ,, !, IN other diseases pa' ny, s !,
sosn,, G 1 .s la last few years was supposed , So =
any , as por great many yea. "a me.
- orouounced it a local disease 80
.o o,ibss local remedies and sy s0s'', ,rg
snipr to cure with local .'sa' has prov,a
nogneed it incura0ie. Serene seem, ., g. and
caerrh % be eons'i'ai'o one, ,rea,rne, t.
therefore requires eors'''a.,o 1..'..s ~ f T.
T1,ps cstarrh Cure, manufactures y :, ~,
Halls 49, J, Co., Toledo, Ohio is the oniy
cheney ,',,, ,'onsl cure on the market. IT. :, :.
eon.,'' il,.rually in doses from 10 drops 70
' .nS %ueoas surfaces of the system !, lsf'
an one hundred dollars for any case $50. ~,
Offer Que ssna for circulars and testimonials
Address, - n
CHENEY Sgeo., Toledo o.
) ns-sold by druggists ~
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

HpALTIMoRE 4 Ohls kA t l,' a. ,eo,
h Schedule in effect Nov. 10, 1871
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE DEPOT
EAST BOUND
Express Trains. ae
New York. week days, 3 Oo, u ~ ~ 90 a'hi
New S York 70 Sundays u.s. IL 10 IS a. M 70 a.
? 50. 5 IS. z 80 p. m. o.n.., t,,,4rot
sleepiug cars, running tuiough TO Boston without
chaRge via Poughkeepsie bridge, lshdiHg passen-
gers in b, 4 NJ, station, Boston, an. ,-
Philadelphia, week days, OK, ~, 20. -
4O 7 sol s 90 9 90, so, 10 co. 10 81, II Ok. =. N.
IL "a o. so, 8 05, u, % 80, 49, o. o.
pSilade phia. sundays, g Os, 6 T., Z II, so,
10 s6 II 40 a. m, ~ q, W, 80, 3 10 To- =
; SO. Is Is, 2 80, s 80, 10 Ou, - 90 p, n.
Cnesler, week days, 0s g0", %, ~ n
50. s so, 9 90, 50, 1907, 10 36, u 52 a. m, ~
; So. 3O5, 4 10, 5 vs., SO, IS, 81, 81 ~ oOU
p chester he Sundays, SOS IS, n. So . o5.o3
II 40 q. m, 20, 90, 3 % ~ ~ 9o9'
Atlantic Cify, week days, Il q. NJ, l2S
p. m, Sunday, Z q 8. 10 ~ p. M
WEST BOUND,
Baltimore and Washington, s., o., z, 10
1910. los, . So, 4 40, 6 "A, Z 81 p NJ daily
baltimore and way stations, W d. M, = % p
M Baltimore Sii and principal stations on Philade
mia Division, 10 06 T. m, daily.
N.wark, Del, "A, o.. Al, 10 06 a. m, II 10
/ > s. 40, "a. s. z 81, II 20, p. m. daily
| Pitsburg, " m, 40p NJ. daily.
/ o..
i Cincinnati ara 81. Louis, II 10 p. NJ, ana 10i
| D. m, both daily. o,
and II 10 D. M daily. - n,
Iandonberg accommodation. week days "
IL O8 B. m, , So and 55p M, Sundays 9 81 am
and 4Op.r.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKEr STREET STA
/ TlON.
For Phiiade pbfa week days, 30, 80 z p, s %
"a "a II .b A. M Il AZ, IS, 3 So l5 p. M, sun
days. 81 a. m, II q As, Q IS, . Tsp. m. =.
Far baltimore, week days, IS, so. y, -
II s5am., 2 As p. m. Sundays, and ~ 2 20 a. ~
/ Baltimore and principal stati'ns on PhlladsipMl
Division, 80 a. m. daily,exeept Sunday, SUNDAY
FOR iandenberg and way stations week days
So, 10 81 q. m, 90 8 W r. m sundays %
m. and % .. m. nu
Chicago and Plttshurs, % A. m. dairy exeep
Sunday, s. p. m. daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, II 30 a. m, daily es
cepJ sunday
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Dsiy. Is, $50, z 35 s 10, s ~ Q 80, &c 90, Il 9
A. M. i2 90 noon, As, 80, 0O, 20 q %, 4 q
SIS. 30, 8 81, 6 3d. 2, 10, 10 10. i 30 p. N.
Sunday, Is 90, Is, 30, 9 30, % 09, u y
A ~ Il 10 noon, SO, 90, %, 4 80, 5 81 3
72a, $40, 70 ., IL 30 p. 20.
Telephane g.
BATES u tern rsilts lower than via an
otner line @. O. SJULL, Genl Pass, Agent
s. T, 0DRLL, General MauaGer-
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

GiTR. PT. -howi'
edge. t=AV -
Prussys zales and $780,
900 fen Sles2--s
An aching head soon makes one forget
an aching heart.
A squirrel comes down tree head first,
and a cat tail first.
Tir ,,as but a cobweb thread in the in
finis web Of eternity
Europe produces 100000 barrels OF
Portland cement annually
If our high ideas could be realized. would
thew not cease to be ideals?
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

There is a man in Baltimore who has, it
is said, worn the same hat since 1874.
Try a saturated solution of biearbonate
Of soda Cbaking soda) in diarrheal troubles;
give freely.
When suffering from overstrained and
tired eyes battle them in hot water several.
times a day.
A few years ago a clergyman, who is now
a d. D., was the owner Of a milk walk in
North London.
Denmark as well as Germany has estab-
lished a system Of pensions for superanu-
ated workmen.
The horse has no eyebrows, and if much
white is visible in the eye itself it is a sure
sign Of a vicious nature,
A fish dealer in Bath Me-, on cutting
open yellow perch found eight twenty
rQnny nails il tbe stalsa1
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15


It is the brightness, not the darkness,
that we see when VIC look back.
baltimore Is soon to have an elevated
railroad costing about 81 100000.
An electrical stop watch is now made
which viii show the time to within the
one-hundredth part Of a second
Queen Victoria's crown, kept with other
royal regalia under strong guard at theold
tower, is worth about s6o00O0.
The first electric railway in Russia is to
be constructed in Kiel, a city Of about i3O,-
GOO inhabitants, on the River Dnieper,
In New York city last year police alarms
were sent out for fifty-live runaway boys
and twenty-five runaway girls, fifteen Of
whom have not yet been heard from.
The first railroad in India to be built
and controlled entirely by natives has been
sanctioned by the Indian government. The
line will be about thirty miles long IN the
HoOghly district.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

- - their march to Canaan nan MIN s45S
wnen. on r ,o the shadow Of one sl Paln,
came me, mot Of u seventy palm trees slsp sonn.
in an on o,I Is the Book ST. Twelve tem T SaIm
Of ws'ee surely there are more , tn nrss se
s e1ty such great and glorious sous grove Of
t todsy. Indeed it is l %,gsis Of the
R Papeares which shall 5 sssl BURDEN %psa carried
battle fought, and gu. our, .'',S we shall become
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

As she enters
womanhood, ev-
cry young girl
needs the wisest
care. Troubles be
ginning then may
make her whole
life miserable.
But the troub-
les that are to DO
feared have a
positive remedy.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15
= DEL. FRIDAY, APRIL Z I0gz.

tree thumb u ne story Of the needle thai VA, ~
tell a5 y0 day in and day Yea tho o0 story
us ac- pASu L,nds and they VIII ten Wv l-
TWEEN ooVn ~ ti,,e when she did Afr own
y for Sor own mending and sciu''
Yea, look into cis-.he face and rei,u .iiS
of scarlet fevers and GROUP Su..as and miHnlsn n
watchings, when none but GOAL. VI and herssl
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

TfeeT il my duty tosay few words i
regard to Ely's Cream Balni5aad do 50 en-
tirely without solicitation. have used &
more or less half year, aud have found It TO
be most admirable ] haes suffered from
catarrh Of the worst kind ever since was
little boy and l never hoped for cure, but
cream Balm seems TO do even flat Many
Of my acquaintance have used itNith ex z
cellent results Oscar Ostrum, IS Warren
Ave, Chicago Ill
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15
MILFORD LIVERY STABLES.
REAR OF DORSEY HOUSE
B DONO PROPRLETo II,
Teams f,-sf-rlGu ChGvgeS 1lodfrGfe

n OHIS RAILROAD.
h Sshednle in effect Nov. Is, 1891
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AvEHuE DEPOT
EAST BOUND
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

The Entry Into Jerusalem--A Lesson for
Albor Day-rhank God for the Trees.
The Gospel Of self Sacrifice.