Milford chronicle., 1892-01-08


NE z1gtlie pretty school marin
of Sussex County will be with us, and
will be amusing to see how intereste,
the young men will be in the Session O
the teachers Institute.
A genuine cold snag good a
this season of the ye- mer
chants were complaiie ~, 'ssles'
in sales of winter goods but under the
influence of the cold weather Of the early
part of this week such goods as warm
clothing moved off lively. At the close oi
1891 Mrs. Reedy had a number of patterns
Of dress goods left, but under the stimu-
lus of the cold they were in demand, so
she informs us. The weather has much
to do with trade.
AFTER considerable discussion the stock
company that is to conduct the fortunes
of the Meas and 44d0eytisey perfected its
organization last Saturday afternoon by
electing for its board Of directors, Isaac
S. Truitt, ], S. Willis, Geo. W. Marshall,
McKendree Downham and Henry L
Hynson. The board then elected, H L.
Hynson for President, J. S. Willis, Secre-
tary, and I S Truitt, Treasurer A pro-
position to rent the paper from the stock
company was made by H. L. Hynson,
which was accepted. Mr.. Hynson has
employed R. H Gilman as business
manager and Marshall Truitt as local
editor, and they assumed their duties last
Monday morning.
Bible study for Monday night IN Pres
byterian Church
HEBREWS.
3d. Object of Book.
81. Meaning of VIA, S and g.
50. Great faith chapter
So. What books of Old Testament is
this book commentary on
81. Supposed author.
SIS. Brief analysis.
So. Does the Epistle of James teach the
faith cure?
81. Does John's epistle teach siuless
perfection7
S. what says John of sin unto death.
SO. What says Jude of the love of God.
CO. What reference in Jude to the body
Of Moses
81. Is James doctrinal or practical?
LAST Friday evening Garfield Post,
No. 7, G. A. R., held an open camp
ire at which the officers elect were in
stalled by mastering officer J. L. Camp
1ell. The services commenced by the
Presbyterian choir singing ''renting To
Night on the Old Camp Ground" with
Prof Bishop at the organ. Then came
he installation, and this was followed by
song Just Before the Battle Mother" ,
which was sung with much pathos in its +.
ntonation by Prof Bishop. Before the
feet of this old war song had time to
Ass, the Commander called upon Rev
S. Willis to make an address, aud he
lade one Of his ld-time blood tingling
We minute talks He said he was glad
c came 10 this camp fire, although he
ad made some sacrifice il leaving his ?
ONE ~ that evening. 1t did him good u
, stand up and speak to and for those II
len who stood up SO nobly to protec' P
lis glorious country. The memory of II
leir privatiOns, the leaving of mothers, g
ives and sweethearts, their cold discom- is
IT in cold, rain and blisteriug suns, are 81
red memories to the veteran soldier,
Id it is well that the camp fires and post Il
Oms should keep these memories alive. Il
he time has come when public OPin- III
n says no man is to blame who hon
tly stood up and fought for his honest
Unions aud convictions. He did not
ny their bravery, but they were fanat- he
lly mistaken aud every man who drew tlC
sword, fired a shot or made a cheerless OIL
youac was martyr. The principles be
patriotism should be instilled into the o.
US aud girls of this country, that they re-
ly in a measure appreciate the sacrifices al'
It the union soldiers made to save tOi
. bravest, purest, aud best government su
earth. It reaches from ocean to be
ean, comprises all the habitable zones, snl
4 its form of government is the dream Mi
the ancients, a government by the wi
'ple. You fought not for King, Prince, inc
but to more FIRMLY establish it
erty, equality aud fraternity. This is hu
faint idea Of the gentleman's ad to
IS, but serves to show the general an
e-and as al know, Willis to be ap- PEI
ciated must be heard. Then followed the
ong, "In the Prison Cell 1 Sit', by of
IS Cora Pitcher, and Rev. H. i ing
nstein spoke of his military expert du'
,e aud the good services that chap Mi
is did during the war. When he as
sed Marching Through Georgia" its
sung with vim. A letter regret is {
z his absence, by Rev. Robert Watt eve
read, and an iutermission taken dur at =
which the ladies served cakes and thi
cream in liberal quantities To the tioI
les the CHRoN Gle is in debted for lib
Idsome whitei mountaia cake, and for
lie returning our thanks we want 10 of {
graduate the old soldiers of Garfield me
I in having wives who know how to wo'
se such delicious cakes, aud who so "a
dly remember the printer. of
be
rlstlan E 1vor Anniversary. will