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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

They deserve all they have had. and will
receive even greater patronage In the
future.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

Travis sells anything under the sun.
Visit his Oil curiosity shop and get a
Iarn.lln
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

DETICNIE6/ER always handles the
VI OtTLHiHhtI" best. II YOU wish
hsh. poultry. game etc. call on him.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
GERMATUER

RtHEREED .HElT sale OF the Schubert
drill will open tomorrow morning al .
o'clock al Powers opera house.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
PARLOR GOODS

Second to none IN the country. Oak Frame.
Crush Plush sir Piece Suits. S25 Oak Frame,
silk Tapestry. SILK bands with Spring edges.
Six Pieces So And other suits ia proportion
up TO siio. seventv-iive different styles Of
Fancy Rockers.
1t your faith or curiosity direct vour steps to
store and the impulse 90 come again will
hs strong "a the laws 81 arsvifatiou
FUR\ITJRk. CARPETS. CkOCkERY AND
STOVES, CASH OK INSTALLHENTS.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

II strengthens
the womb. re-
moves all pain.
and yon sleep
like child
e. ~ 49, Hss =,
p H $780, /. 49, r@~.
tlE a t 60 2 -
sa e ~ - gs4ssa
- So
80 Fass Nee
fta sfsss
s-s.sr s..14 - s-sts
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
HENRY HOFFMASTER
IS and SO West Bridge St

bought lot Of Lace Cuains from overloaded irR
porting about vothirds priee We offer them at
smsi advance Ths "a fine
Curtsins far below market value
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
BEDROOM SUITS

In the market Examine this fact closely and
see II n will wash
We Claim The BELDi\G REFRIGERATOR
and the MONARCH NAIhDR STONE compare
with other makes like diamonds with common
gravel stone. Better look into the matter a
little. had nj YOU, We have line Of
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
"PAINT ME ASIAN"

SAYS Oliver Cromwell. on. Of Enylands rulers
to the artist who fain would skip the wart ou
his face.
It's shrewd business man who paints things
they are" False statements and misrcprc-
sentcd wares always return 'homc To rcost"
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

On, NV FooF Feet.
remove corns. bunions. ingrowing
toe mails and warts for mon. women and
children al the Turkish bath house.
corner Monroe and Iona streets. in my
now Office. NJ =. LAlioURsLIER.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

We claim 10 have the largest aud best assort-
ment of
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22
The Last Series of Cheap-Rate Ex-
cursions to the Worlds FaiT,
via the Pennsylvania Rail-
road

As the period of the existence of tbs
Worlds Columbian Exposition draws to 4
close the demand grows stronger for the
economical aud satisfactory means of reach
ing Chicago provided heretofore bv the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company Recoepizing
the urgency of this popular need, that com.
pany has fixed few additional dates on
which excursions of the same character as
the previous ones will be run. September
10th, 23d, 2Sth, October I'd, nth, fzth and
2Ist are the days selected from New York
Philadelphia and points east of Pittburp and
Erie and north of York.
Lhe special trains will be composed oftbe
standard coaches for which the Peunsvlva-
MIA Railroad Company is noted, and the ar
rival in Chicago at an early hour the follow
ing afternoon obviously gives ample oppor-
tunity for the securing of accommodations
al that place.
The trains will leave Philadelphia at II. 20. !
The excursion rate, good only on the special |
train and valid for return within ten davs, Is |
sIS- rs from Philadelphia, and proportionatelv
low from other stations Return portions Of 1
tickets are good for ten days,
These trains will be run on fast schedu1e \
md will be provided with all modern CON. y
with the exception Of Pullman n
,ars. Many expressions of complete salts II
action have been made by people who, nave
vailed them selves of this excellent elppor-
unity Of visiting the greatest and Rfandest
the world has ever SEEM
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22
Personals.

? Geo: Baynum and W. T. Reynolds lef
2 for Chicago last Friday.
Mrs. Ella Moore left on Weduesda,
for visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Marshall, from Brynmar. has Wis.
tied Miss Ida Barker this week.
Messrs. Geo. H. Hall aud los. E. Ho1-
land left for Chicago on Wednesday last
Mr.. Charles E. Treidler. of Dover wac
with MS Milford friends on Tuesday last
Miss Elizabeth Prettynan from RaIti.
more Is visiting Miss E. NJ Prettyman.
Mrs D. S. Thompson and Emma r
day. '''- VI -Aoii-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holzmueller have
been visiting at Saratoga Springs, New
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Marshall will
pass next week at the Worlds Fair at
Chicago, al
Rev. W. H. Savage is expected toI
preach in the Baptist Church next sun
day morning.
Robert, son of John w. Hallett, has ell
Tered Princeton College and will take the
theological course.
The Rev. DIR. Waddell, who preached
IN the Ave NJ E. Church last SUNDAY
eft on Monday to visit some of his ojd ,
friends IN Berlin.
Mr. VIM. Hardesty, of FELTON,, the pop.
liar carriage dealer, and UNSURPASSED
uneral director made flying business
rip to Milford on Wednesday. C
Rev. w. H. Savage and wife of EDGE
I'LL Va are expected to day, to spend
few days with her parents. Mr. and f
Mrs A. M.,Webb, of Cedar Neck. o
Mrs. Jno. D, Tomlinson and wife Of
Philadelphia, who have been visiting
1ends and relatives for the past ten S
ays, returned to their home on Tuesday
lst. fl
Miss Lulu Matthews, of Baltimore. who
as been the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
allie Humphreys for several weeks. has
one to Easton, Nd, to remain during
air week, from whence she returns to
Miss Matthews has made 10 70
any friends in Milford, who will ever u
eicome her pleasant companionship to
cir homes. an
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

WITH this week the peach crop of 1893
closes. Many who prayed for a full crop
last winter and spring have met with dis
appointment although their most sangu-
Inc expectations were realized. Prices
ruled low, very low-perhaps the general
average IS not over twelve cents per bas-
ket-but the crop paid something to al
most everybody. To laborers it gave en-
pio,y at unusually high wages, aud to the
railroads and commission men it was |
shower of gold, while to the grower the
small returns Of this historical peach |
crop, leave feeling that he has not been
adequately repaid tor his hard labor in
handling the fruit. The railroads, the
commission men, the basket manufacture
ers and laborers have only pleasant mem
vas their year.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

TOMATO CATsUP. - Oue-quarter peck of
green tomatoes, one peck ripe, plump toma-
toes. four large onions, four red peppers. one
eozen green walnut hulls. Chop all verv
nue. and boil in porcelain kettle for three
nouIs' strain all through colander rubbing
sslne well then take one quart good cider
vinegar, three tablespoonfuls of All tbTse
tabiespoonfuls brown sugar, three tablespoon-
nus ground mustard, three tablespoonfuis
ahspiee, three tablespoonfuls ground CHINA
mon, three tablespoonfuls black pepper three
,easpoonfuls cayenne pepper. Bring ali the
.atter to boil and add to the strained to- /
natoes. Then boil all together for one hour.
iurnug well the meantime. Clean tbor.
while hot. '-N Se'i
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22
7OUsTON.

Mr.. Isaac White of Milford, has taker
charge of the car peuter work. now bsine
pushed rapidly forward on the church
mere, and Mr.. Geo. Wilson the PAINTING
and decoration,-On account of repairs
the church services will be discontinued
for awhile.-Our public school will be
open next Monday the 2sth. The COM
mittee are now having some needed inn
provements made to the school building
When completed, it will add greatly fo
the comfort ofthe children. Miss Emma
clark Will have charge of the school
TINS term Our Gamers are working on
full time.-Mr N. S. Stayton, the can
ner, has begun shipping his goods from
TINS station Mr.. r. Graham is improv- !
ing his dwelling by the addition of shut |
Iers.-Our merchants are doing a good |
business. Owing to busy times and
amy weather, very few people attended
ne Dover Fair, from this vicinity. LAST
week.-Mrs.. Ida Ulbricht of BROOKLYN
\. Y, is visiting her father Mr.. A. N
''mlih.-Mr. A. B. Burris returned to
-hestertown college Wednesdav.-Mrs ,
(. Graham and daughter, visited rela.
Port Penn and Middletown last weei<.
Rev. w. Richardson is suffering from ,
painful carbuncle on his neck-Mrs
has. Emory visited relatives at Cannon's
st week. ~Y y b
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

SOME time ago the CHRONICLE called
attention to the dangerous practice ofthe
many boys who infest the depot at train
time and are in the habit of jumping the
outgoing trains. On Tuesday last two
boys got on the rear platform Of the rear
car, the larger one retarded the smaller
from getting off until the bridge over
the Race was reached when he let 90 of
him aud the smaller one, not mindful of
the bridge was just about to jump, when
he discovered the imminent peril of his
situation He waited until the bridge
was crossed, and though the train had
already attained high rate of speed,
jumped at the risk of his life, and landed |
at the foot CT the embankment we'll |
shaken up ard somewhat bruised. These I
boys should be driven from about the
trains, and the train officers should be a
little more vigilant and see that the COM
pany's instructions in this respect, are
more faithfully and guardedly carried
lut.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22
SAILED TIE SEAS 3S YEARS.
one oil His Experiences.

nc For thlrty-efght years Capt Loud followed
@ tne sea most OF that time as master Of n YES
sei ana upon retiring from the water was an
RoIIteu Dy the Secretary Of the United States
1 ttFIeasufy 70 Superintend the seal fisheries in
AiIasha' winch position he held five wears He
Ieia1tes one experience as follows:
hof several years / had been troubled with
sSiigiii r.,, neIEousness and pain in the region
LILY ~ Ky heart, My greatest ahliction was
ssieeplessness; it was almost impOssibie At anv
FiIhe " Ootain rest and sleep Having seen
Ut II. Alles' remedies advertised began usfn0
Yer iNetVa5ne. AFTER taking "A small nuaufitv fh9
Deu5uU received was so great thai I was ncsf-
tltely alarmed, thinking the remedy con.
.. IalnMeu ga oplates which would finally be fniuri-
Gus ! 70 mei but on being assured bv fhe jTnG-
5ls9 mat IL was perfectly harmless i conti5-
T4eu q ~ together with the Heart Cure. Today
l can cOnSelentiOusly say that Dr. Miles r.
tordiiNe NefYlne and New Heart Cure did
1 more l, iQr me than anything had ever taken
1 L Iau 1q 1een treated by eminent Dhvsirians
~ ~ NeW ork and San Francisco without hem
5ii5i li Z owe my present good henlfh to the I
@ @u,5iJlous use OF these most valuable remedies
ihq heartily recommend them to an an nlictod
Is 81 WIS. Capt. A. p. Loud, Hampton. Me-
" ~ NillSs restorative Nervine and New CTra |
~ ~ solu ly az druggists on a positive euaron-
~ OF Dy lr. Miles Medical Co. filtbarf
Iid'i on receipt Of price, 81 per bottle. or siy
,,l o.lles t IOr % express prepaid They are
rec from all opiates and dangerous drugs.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22
Bicycles.

Bargains in shop-worn and second
hand Bicycles. We have prepared a list
Of secondhand wheels, which will be
mailed free upon application. Over fftv
to choose from. Will be sold for cash. or
on easy terms. Send us your name and
address.
Agents for Delaware for the Cleveland.
Phoenix, Excelsior, Fowler and others
Agents wanted in every locality. Bicy-
Gle sundries of all kinds.
PYLE CYCLE Co.,
So7 Market St., Wilmington, Del.
Mar. "a, If
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22
Ladies, Misses and Children.

complete assortment Of Domestic Dry Goods COMPRISING -
u ne and staple goods designed for fall and t
ge Win full line of Ladies' Gents Misses and Cbidr T l
cost all OF which will be sold small margin ab
'ne TACT that our farmers have realized the ant
e IN supplying the deficiency by selling to them eve & 70
& & may a IN hitting out their families and Winter at %
~ n IN 'ns CITY, as this space will not afford suaiciens
room IN which to make display of our
nave Just received from the leading Manufacturers and Tb
] n' we Will close this announcement by presenting to Won ~
very corua nyirtaton to call plaza early and Co.
cap ne nexoeled advantages be had in making your anu
% % se tna every package containing gOoda purchased from
m aiSo contain present in the way of liberal dso+
% our extremely low prices, last but not Least ~
e 70 eau your especial attention new invoice Of Bl
@'y DIue Seges they are strictly handsome and as far
Verythng, they simply beat the world " arc selng
Yours respectfully
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

have been a sufferer from catarrh for 20
years found immediate relief in the use
ol Ely LEAN Balm. Since using it have
throat or less Of sleep, from which / pre-
viously suffered, caused by catarrh. I com
siaer your Balm a valuable remedv.-R. e.
Vassar, SO Warren St, New York.
Ely's Cream Balm is worth its weight in
sola as a cure for catarrh One bottle cured
A. Lowell, Franklin, Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

On Sunday afternoon Mr.. Walter Har.
rison and Miss Anna L. Jefferson were
married at the residence OF the brides
father, about three miles from Milford. A
number of friends were present. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. H. L.
Bunstein. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison left
on Monday afternoon for northeastern
Pennsylvania. After a wedding tour they
will reside in Wilmington, where Mr..
is engaged in the service of the
National Building and Loan Company.
The esteemed couple have the good
wishes of many friends,
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22
NILFolD omUHcH 0TWFo.To7. !

sunday sehooiat the Chapel, on Second str.s,
eoqt1, az sp. m, Sunday Scheoi PRAYER neetino
urst sunday Ia every mouth
napust Chufeh, Second-street, north. requiai
&SeFYlees p - lO-30 a. m. and D. M sunday scboo
a. ssg9 ~ An,frayer Meet ug-Wednesday FveDine
=. n; \ e, churcn, on Railroad Avenue service.
~ ~ lV.sO a. m. and 100 p. nj Rev. Rnbt. Wsif
1saa,l 1Sseslol sunday School az 200 p. n. -Praver
'aspeLng. thursday evening at 200 o. clock.
a. Ileso4 terian Church. corner OF Walnut and
etoht streets, south Milford. Services al la m
= %, anu 4, 10 p. m. Rev t. Bnnstein Pastor
-s.,nnday school at 200 D. Prayer Meeting A.
= % e'elock Thursday evenings -
1Hilht i4i Ghnrch-kp lscopal.-Serv ices--Sundavs
s,noly Encharist 7:30 a. m.: Mattms. Tifanv
oslllloh l1;so a. M; Choral: Yespers (ehnraDa1d
sermon sermon 80 m. On the first Sunday In each
ponth lneie Is high celebration Of the aoiv
scboc1 ~ aitef Maihns' at II a. m. sunday
,', Scnool 700. a. 2. m Holy Baptism Is administered
M M any any nSand9y afternoon after o'clock Saint
DayS holy hnchrrist. 1850 a. M: Matfins i0a
shnrch is free and open lug
he Lhe Lofd's Table is spread every Lords Dov
s1Jlhng "a Grange Hall over the postoflce. at foG
people. - "i' lue Lora g
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22
Kicked By a Horse

Thomas NJ. Davis, Of Slaughter Neck.
was kicked by horse in his stable last
tuesday at about I p. NJ. He was found
IN the stable insensible with a terrible
wound over the right eye. The frontal
and nasal bones were broken. The
wound was dressed by DR.. Geo. w. Mar
shall, who removed several pieces of the
bone. 1t is feared that the accident will
result fatally. wa
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

NY little boy was very bad off for two
months with diarrhea. We used various
medicines, also called in two doctors. but
nothing done him any good until we used
Sham6erlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy which gave immediate relief and
soon cured him. / consider It the best med
leine made add can couscientiousiv recon-
ne9a Il TO all who need diarrhoa or collie |
medicine. J. E. Hare, Trenton Tex. 9s
ma so cent bottles for sale bv G. w. Mar.
nall, Milford, and Douglass Drugstore, Mil !
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22
The Cost Of an Ex-presidenyss
Manuscript.

As an illustration Of the money paid I,
writers as soon as they acquire reputation
the September Cosmopolitan contsins les
than eight thousand words, for which The
sum Of sixteen hundred and sixty-six dol
lars was paid. Ex-Presideut Harrison
Marx Twain and William Dean Howelis are
the three whose work commands such a
price
The September number has more than
one hundred illustrations, giving the chief
points Of interest in the Columbian Rxposi-
ton, and the Fair is treated by more than
dozen authors, including the famous Eup-
lish novelist Walter Besant; the Midway
Z FFlaisanee, BY Julian Hawthorne; Electricity, !
BY Murat Halstead; the Liberal AIS Buiia. |
.ng, BY kunz, the famous gem expert ofl
linany q Company; the Department of |
Miles, by the chief Of that department.
,tcetera.
, feature OF this number is a story by
lark Twain, entitled Is He Living or Is
ie Dead?'
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

The South Milford schools opened on
monday morning with an attendance of
9ne o:, hundred and forty-nise pupils. Mr..
piSnop made short address and was fol-
10 I9Ii9wed 10 by Rev H. L. Bunstein and Mr..
IA llailett Devotional exercises we're had
ana then the work of the term began.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22
Farm For Rent.

In Milford Neck, Kent county. Good grain,
fruit and stock farm. $50 acres good tiilabie
land, and 1os acres salt meadow. Three
peach orchards in full bearing. Fish. ovs-
tiers and game IN abundance near bv. Rent
low to responsible party for cash. J'or par
ticulars apply to
DR.. Geo W. Pleassntou.
South Milford Del.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

THE work on the improvement of our
rivers mouth is progressing verv favor 1'r-
ably. The piling is more tdsp half
qrlven and the excavation is of good
nard Inud.very favorable to the jettying
process to follow the piling. The brush
Ior Inc backing and jettying has been
contracted for by Capt Benjamin T. Col
ms VINO furnished the piling which has
proved so satisfactory to the Government
Inspector and Engineer.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

APPLES are scarce in all parts of the
United States, and about the onIv nIsce
II North America where this crop Is abn,,-
can't IS IN Canada. Here in Delawara
lhe crop was an average one bnt ory
apples are mostly summer and fall vari-
slles-so not wanted for the winter mar
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

a., WE are very much pleased to learn
@ lnat the Rev Robt. Watt will occupy his
pulpit at the Avenue NJ E. Church next
sunday: The subject of his morning SER
mon will be The Bondage of Fear,
IN In the evening Mr.. Watt will deliver a
on lessons from the Rocks. y
Let all be present to welcome the favored
pastor home. '0-eu
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

ABOUT $500 carloads of peaches have
been shipped over the Delaware rai,road
tnls year which at an average Of Sr9s 90
per carload, yielded to the Peunsvlvsris
Ialiroad l. the large sum of ,s8so.ooo The
net income from peach traffic to the rail
lars. 1--l a HIllllon doI-
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

Al AFTER seven years the claim of A. K.
Ia IlaIl q Co, against H. P. and Cyrus Holt.
FJlS, In0 formerly owned the steamer, ]. F,
IaoI'' b,y,I wnich piled between Milford and
rnlla:aeiphia, has been settled by a com
promise IN which A, K. Hall & Co. re-
cover the bulk of their claim.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

Many persons who are suffering from
headache would doubtless find Immediate
and permanent relief by wearing properIv
adjusted glasses. Mr.. J. Frank Brinkerhoff.
the eye specialist will be at S. c. Eyans'
Jewelry store as usual on Wednesday. Sen
tember goth. Call and see him.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

NEls' CANNERY was a busy place last
week. week. On Saturday the wagons stood in
ilne waiting TO unload tomatoes for q die
lance OF two squares, but at six o'c1oct
lne immense quantity of fruit on hand
was packed into cans and the csnner1
cleaned up. This is fine wear for the
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

EIGHTY-FIvE carloads of peaches were
shipped by E. NJ. White during the nescf
season Just closed from Milford and most
OF them went to Western and Fastery
markets. As rule Mr. Whites consign-
Tents paid the shippers, and the AVERAGE
to the grower. '''' 9'''9' '1'0iy
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

Elder S. S. Beaver, of McAllistekviile. Iu-
niatta Co., Pa, says his wife is Aubieet to
cramp in the stomach. Last tnmer she
tried chamberlain's Collie, cbIyera and Di-
arrhoa Remedy for it. and US much pleased
with the speedy reliefit AFFORDED. She has
since used it whenever u ntcessary and found
that it never fails. For sle by 6. W. MAJ
shall ,as M Milford and DO7 lass Drugstore, MI
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

Mr.. LENIUEL SHocKLEY met with
very painful accident on Wednesday last,
while at work ct the Davis evaporating
factory. The crank of the evaporator
flew back and badly lacerated his nose
and forehead.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

THE National Hotel has wonderful
reputation, far and wide, for its excellent
cuisine. Some of the most deliciously
cooked oysters and marsh fowl have been
served during this week, which have tick
led the palates of the fortunate guests of
TINS, our popular resort. Mr.. Call, the
wide-awake proprietor, has made a CON
tract with one of our most successful pro-
gers to furnish him with terrapin for the
winter, and Judging the future by the
past, many will be the dishes Of terrapin
here enjoyed.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22
Special Attention.

Two light Sweep Horse Powers, for one
or Two horses, to saw wood or run corn
sheller; a lot Of new corn shelters cheap.
ola shelters repaired G. S. GRIER.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

REV D. F. WADDELL. D. D., pastor of
Madieiey M. E. Church, Wilmington, oc-
c9pied the pulpit of the Ave. M. E.
Shurch on Sunday last. DR.. Waddell de.
hVered two very finished and interesting
sermon! sermons which were greatly admired bY
!hose SO fortunate to hear him While
IN Milford DR.. Waddell was entertained
by Mr.. Frank Richards.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

We have the largest line of mems
women's, girls, boys aud infants shoes
ever displayed in Milford. Bought rigbtI
and shall be sold right. Geo. Il. Half
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

The place to buy your Dress goods is at 7.
W. FRUITS He has opened this week a
new line OF Hop, Sackings, Serges, Cloths
! i1enriettas, from the manufacturers. So
look out for bargains at ]. W.Truitt's.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

Clothing from the best manufacturers in
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
First and secoud floor. Bought right and
snail be sold right. Geo. II. Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22
For Sale or Rent.

A small farm three miles from Milford
sussex county. 400 peach trees in their
fourth year with other fruits. Would ex-
change for other property.
o-II'3t. {. +. Hammersley.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

THE repairs to the creamery are near
ing completion and it will be put in oper-
alton on the first Of October. It is to be
hoped that it may meet with that success
financially, which the enterprise of Mr..
Herring SO justly merits.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

THERE was sent and received through
the Western Union Telegraph Office of
this town, during the month of August,
over 24oo messages, all of which work
passed over a single wire.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

THE Fourteenth Annual State Con-
vention Of the w. c. T. u, will be held
in Dover next week. Delegates from
Milford are Mrs. Maggie L. Grier, Miss
George Arnold. Mrs. Mary Smell and
Mrs. Mollie Johnson.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

a farm Of eighty acres, one mile from
Milford, Kent county.
9-22.It. Mrs =. ]. Van Leuvan.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

The vocal class of Prof Stempsou.
whieh meets on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
mas advanced so rapidly that it has been
tound necessary to form another class for
BEGINNERS This class will meet from
80 70 7'5o O'Clock, one hour previous to
The more advanced one.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

SEPTEMBER is the time to begin taking
up and re-potting plants for your window
gardens. Spare the roots as much as
possible, and shade the plants for few
DAYS atterward. Those that bloomed
least in summer, will as a rule be most
prolific in winter. ''7'
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

TIE pretty little yacht Sigrun, built by
Mr.; Littleton Salmons for AIessrs. Cullen
and Hills, has demonstrated great speed
qualities during the past week in Re-
hoboth Bav.
Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22
For Renr.

The To-room house, with stable and car.
riage house, one-third acre garden, at west
end OF Front street, known as the McCollev
property for rem. GEO. S. Cara