Milford chronicle., 1893-09-22

/. i0a mas advanced so rapidly that II ha
]. The tound necessary to form another cl;
.. NJ beginners. This class will meet
at io9 o.3o to 7.5o O'Clock, one hour previ
Lords The more advanced one.
The South Milford schools opeue
Monday morning with an attendant
one hundred and forty-niae pupils.
Z bishop made short address and wa
uutes ioIioWed by Rev. H. L. Bunstein auc
Hallett. Devotional exercises were
- ana thep the work of the term began
). AFTER seven years the claim of A
nan q Co., against H. P. and Cyrus /
VINO formerly owned the steamer.
aoit which piled between Milford
rnllaaeiphia, has been settled bv a c
promise IN which A, K. Hall & Co
cover the bulk of their claim.
apples are scarce in all parts of
United States, and about the only nj
Ter. IN NORM America where this crop is ali
aant' IS IN Canada. Here in Delsv
had tne crop was an average one. bnt
apples are mostly sumner and fall va
red ket- winter III
ABOUT $500 carloads of peaches h,
,ds 9een shipped over the Delaware railro
tnls year which at an average Of Sr9s
per carload, yielded to the Peuusvlvsr
M Iaiifoad the large sum of $3.50. 600. r
net income from peach traffic to the ra
lars. -'3- a Hiliii0n o'
KEIS' cANNERY was a busv DIace Ia
Week On Saturday the wagons stood
sc me waiting TO unload tomatoes for a di
sanee OF TWO squares, but at six o'cIoc
eue immense quantity of fruit on han
= was packed into cans and the Gamer
cIeaned up. This is a fine year for th
S iEIGHIY-FIvE carloads of peaches wer
snlPped by E. M. White during the Deacl
season Just closed from Milford. and mos
> OF them went to Western and Easter,
r markets. As a rule Mr.. Whites consion
Hents paid the shippers, and the avers oe a
OF iTult handled by him was satisfactory
to the grower. was 7''''''''e'oi' }
WE are very much pleased to learn
lnat the Kew Robt. Watt will occuDv his
pulpit at the Avenue NJ E Churcb next
sunday: The subject of his morning SER
mon VIII be The Bondage of Fear -
In y! the evening Mr.. Watt will deliver a
qlscourse on Lessons from the Rocks y
I1et all be present to welcome the favored
pastor home '- "a VI gu
SEVERAL new salesmeu are noticed on
ouI slreets-at least we judge them to be
1aiSsllel Dy tnelr sample cases. We NAV
oe PROUD OF the ability of our hotels TO
enteItaln these people comfortably. and
the Central has ample accomn7oda at;,.,.
ana Such attentive service that no ouest |
viii be turned away displeased with fbe
and hospitality there received
REV, D. F. WADDELL. D. D.. pastor of
Madeley M. E. Church, Wilmington. oc-
eupied the pulpit of the Ave. M. +
church on Sunday last. DIR. Waddell de.
lvered two very finished and INTERESTING
sermons which were greatly admired b9
nose so fortunate to hear him. Whila l
n Milford DR.. Waddell was entertained
" Mr.. Frank Richards. f
-
HE work on the improvement of orr
ivers mouth is progressing very favor II
b.ly. The piliDg is more than half
riven and the excavation is of good I.
ard mud-very favorable to the iettvino
recess to follow the piling. The brush
n the backing and jettying has been W
for by Capt BENJAMIN T. Col
u.s. who furnished the piling which has ~,
-oved so satisfactory to the Government -
lspector and Engineer.
THE case of Isaac W. Nailor before da
e T.. 5. Court of Wilmington was heard
IS week and on Tuesday the iurv verv l..
silly brought in a verdict of "not ". "
llty; The evidence was overwhelnI- ~
ely IN Mr.. Majors favor and the yer.
y oI the jury was tnoroughlvin accord pa!
&c with the law and evidence. Mr. Oh
aliors return to Milton was the occa-
II OF a regular old fashioned, Simon nre
re- Sussex county love feast. da1
The Dover Fair failed this wear to nre-
It anything like the exhibit in the me- terC
lnical arts which so characterized tbe the
play OF years ago. The racing was. so 7
as the weather would permit, far ahead in t
hat which had been witnessed duripo left
other fair, but there was marked frie1
thy III the Industrial, Art and Agri- M
-ural departments. The weather was uIar
ch against the possibility of fiuan- fInt
success, but the falling off of exhib. trim
S most to be regretted, n
HERE will be puAchiug at Lincoln Hill
| Sabbath evening at 7:3o o'clock a te
ices at Shawnee school house, Sep Mrs
Der 2oth, at 80 p. IN. Revival ser NJ
atsame place to begin October I'D Phil
80 p. m. Re-opening services at frien
ar Neck, October Sth, at 1000 q. m. days
K H, Adams, the Presiding Elder. last.
E. L. Hubbard, Rey. /. T. McLain. Mi
Rev. J. 5. Willis are expected to be has !
ent. All are invited to be preseut Sa11i
Iese services. S. K. Heebner, pastor. gone
Fair
IE National Hotel has a wonderful BaIti
tation far and wide, for its excellent many
ne. Some of the most deliciouslv weIcg
ed oysters and marsh fowl have been their
d during this week which have tick
ie palates of the fortunate guests of MI,
our popular resort. Mr.. Call, the -,
awake proprietor, has made CON Ocl
with one of our most successful pro-
10 furnish him with terrapin for the
r, and judging the future by the As
many will be the dishes Of terrapin World
enjoyed. close
Sunday afternoon Mr.. Walter Har. inc Ch
and Miss Anna L. Jefferson were sylvan
ed at the residence OF the brides the Ut,
> about three miles from Milford. A pany
er OF friends were present. The which
ony was performed by Rev. H. L. the pre-
elm, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison left iotn, 2
onday afternoon for northeastern z5sl 5l'!,- al
ylvania. After wedding tour they Isr;a lilau !.
eside in Wilmington, where Mr.. The
'o1 - engaged III the service OF the standai
lal Buildlng and Loan Company MIA Ra
couple have the good rival in
Of many friends. ing afte
- tunity