Milford chronicle., 1893-08-04

annual weeks vacations Monday He will
sae the sights of Philadelphia and ether
oints while on his outing =. Counselinan &
Co began the canning Of lima hesns
Wednesday II is expected ior the rex; Two
months that this house will be q hive ot in
dnstrv in packing fruits and vegetables
The remains OF Frank Holland who was
drowned at stony Point, IA the 25th, were
buried ii Whites Chapel Monday sasrnoon
Rev. Mr.. Wickiue olhciated The deceased 4
was son Of the late VIM D. Holland, of
Rehohoth.
The Endeavor service conducted by Mrs |
Lille Davidson Sunday everiug was largely 1
attended Estella Atkins aud MaRei White !
head. Maggie Irgram and Name Holland I
sava Guett Mrs. Weigiaud sang a SOLO /
The society Will continue their services on
The lawn next SUNDAY aud Pastor william
on viii preach at p. Va.
We are pleased To- greet our young friend
Hulie Atkins of Wilmington, IN our midst
lie viii soiouru foT two weeks among his
many friends and relatives
Captain James ConWen and wife are
home for the summer. The captain and his
fair lady who is also an excellent sailor are
in SD endid health after their many sea voy-
ages together
Rev r. s. Williamson left Saturday 10 as
sist in an all day service in Somerset county,
] Mo he NttHLGEQ AHAEE alEaA sAtNNA N-t
Sunday and came home Monday.
Mrs, Knowles, Of Washington, D c,
sister Of Rev. Mrs Roberts came Monday to
enjoy a rest at the NJ + parsonage Mrs.
Knowles sou Emmett, accompanies his
mother.
Rev. R. S. Williamson, Alfred Manship,
| Charles Davidson, Frank Walls, Davis Wilt
bank and Peter Wilson occupied cottages at
| Point Pleasant with their families this week.
The second quarterly conference Of Indian
/ River Mission will be held next Sunday at
p. m The pastor will preach at $50.
Noble Ellingsworth, who has a berth on
the schooner Yuma trading between PiIa
delphia aud New York, has been confined
to the Marine Hospital il New York for the
past week He is now co1val seiug.
Mrs Eliza Parker, who fell aud broke her
lcullar bone and otherwise injured herself
is slowly improving.
TIL. Douglas moved up FROM the Point
Friday He is As brown rs well done loaf
of bread. Some charge our friend with
using cosmetics containing suuburning quali-
ties.
We were blessed with a much needed rain
Monday evening, which has revived The
suff-ring crops so far as we can learn, the
rain was general in this section.
The home of our miller, Mr.. Hendricks,
on Federal street has been painted recently
VIM. Atkins was the contractor
Stella and Name Atkins have been the
guests Of Mrs Samuel Warrington, at the
Point during the past week.
Geo. Morris ard Miss Fannie Prettyman
spent Sunday and Monday At RehOboth and
report a royal good tune
Rev. Howard Schljhckie preached to a fine
audience Al Beaver Dam M. p. Church
Sunday afternoon.
We ale pleased to note that Vim, Maull
after several weeks Of illness IS able TO be al
his Place Of business again.
The schooner Susie DsIickson took hei
second cargo If peas FROM Couuselmans &
Cos factory, Wednesday. The shipment
! consisted Of 1900 cases
The schooner lanes NJ. Carey weighed
, anchor Monday for Philadelphia CAPTAIN
. Carey Palmer is rushing business with tdi'
old reliable vessel.
D is in this community enjoying himsel! i'm
mensely amoFg his many friends.
Rev. ] T. Bryan, pastor of Risirg Sur
Z charge, CicIl county, Md. Is guest in the
home Of his daughter, MRS Roberts.
During the stnru Monday evening light
ming struck the cannery of the Reynolds
Bros doing considerable damage TO th'
roof
+ The families of Florence Johnson, Wm
+ white, Geo Atkins, and J. A. WeighanC
: had a frl days pleasure at the Poin
Wednesday
The rtopening Of the NJ Church will
! take place Sunday the 18Th. Ministers from
a distance are 70 oficiate.
J. Miss Fannie Wilson Eook in the sat al
j. and bathing Sunday and Monday as th'
p quest of Samuel Warrington
Mis-. SaAue' Fowler leh for Philadelphia
IL Saturday for a visit Of several weeks
Aleua and Name At ins took an excursion
= from the Point this week to sojourn severa
7. days in Lewes.
X Geo. Milmau, near town captured larg
J. bald eagle in his yard last week,
J Mr. Lougbartle, nephew OF Mrs Pete
Z Wilson, is visiting his aunt
u Nathaniel I.auk, of Frederica, brother G
G Mrs Dr. Hopkins, spent Monday with hi
sister.
u Miles Darby, Of Philadelphia, is yacatin
n with relatives in town and Harbeson.
u Miss Mary Fisher who has been enjoyin
Is city life for several months, returned HON
) last week
y Thomas Fowler, Of Wilmington, is haVin
i a week of rest at his mothers Max Wax.
How's THIS
IT We offer Ore Hundred Dollars reward f
> any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured b
&c Hal's Catarrh Cure.
k ri CHENEY &, CO, Toledo. {
.e We the undersigned, have known L.
n Cheney for the last Is years, and believe hi
ie nerfectlv honorable in all business iren sacti
D. and financially able 10 carry out any obligi
Is tions made by their firm.
T. WEST & TRuAX, Wholesale Druggists Tol
j. edo. o. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN
2 Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0.
RS Halls Catarrh Cure is tskon internaii
re acting directly upon the blood and mueor
10 surfaces of the system Testimonials ase'
IS free Price 7sc, per Pottle. Sold py
, druggists.
100 bushels Seed Buckwheat for salt, b
~ J. z, Holland.
n Largest line Of gents and boys straw HI ha
I'd IN Milford Geo. H. Hall.
le The standard Peach Crate made and so
oi br POWELL & REYNOLDS
De FOR RENr.-Parily furnished double CO
=. tsge. at Cedar Beach, by day or week. App
se at this Office. o-S'-u'
d Eggs wanted for cash.
=" 90 tons Bran for sale BY J. E. Holland.
50, 900 Peach Baskets for sale by
ye ]. E. Holland.
:, 400 bushels Western Recleaned Clover al
. Timothy Seed for sale by ]. F. Holland.