Milford chronicle., 1893-10-06

FAT BACKS are delicious.
SAUSAGE and buckwheat cakes.
"
IN COURT is in session at Georgetown.
EXCELLENT sweet potatoes this seasoi
s. lYsTERs were never better or moi
ptiful.
Y Nco1N is agog with prOspectiv
cement.
) is rumored a new bakery is to /
Il in town.
A circus that preciudes all fakirs an
games Of chance.
WHEN leaving teams IN the street b
snfe to hitch your horses.
BLUE wing teal are getting quite plen
dlal on the lower marshes.
THE creamery opens on Monday mex
Mr.. Herring will personally supervise tn
operation.
TIE noon train which ran down to Re
hoboth during the past month has beei
withdrawn.
CAPT. CHAs. WATSON made a mic,
catch of rock and perch this week a
Sand Point.
ISAAC R. JESTER is making consider
llle improvements to his home residence
b Milford Neck.
THE subject of the sermon in the Pres
gieian Church or Sunday will be- "ThC
8 of the World"
HR Rev. David Prettyman of Seaford
acguitted at Georgetown on Monday
lhe crime of assaulting criminally
he girls.
trWoRTH LEAGUE services in the
1ne NJ. Z. Church Sunday evening
f45 o'clock. Topic, peace" Leader,
Minnie Sammons. All are vel
RRRAcHING Thursday evening, Octo-
zth, at the A. NJ. E, Church, North
iofd, by VIM. H. Thomas, who is
noFu as the boy preacher" All are
kindly invited.
valuable horse, the property of Mr..
~ GafHn who is living at Cedar Beach,
wandered out on the marsh and becom-
ing mifed ID the ditch at the old mouth
Of Cedar Creek, died there before discov-
cred.
IHE grand old trees that constituted the
celebrated Poplar Woods have nearly all
succumbed to the "woodman's axe" The
largest have all been milled-the stumps
alone tell Of the grand size they had at
tained
FkAvaR MEETING of the Y. P. S. c.
h Oh Sunday evening in the Presbyter-
ian Church at 7 o'clock The topic will
ba Faith in Jesus Christ. What is it?"
AIiss Ray Shockley will be leader. All
ore invited.
THE colored schools of Sussex county
viii open Wednesday, November Ist. Mr.,
Tammany has, since his appointment,
manifested much interest IN his work, and
his efforts will doubtless meet with de-
served success.
BfR. DAVID TIDBALL the genial adyer-
tisiug Inspector of the Hunting Shows,
w b Milford on Tuesday. Mr.. Tidball
thorough business mar and accom-
piished gentleman, making many ac-
ohaintances and friends while here.
IHERE will be regular service in the
Baphst Church on the coming Lords
Day morning, conducted by Rev. w. II.
caVake. His many friends will find their
pres ence rewarded. Tie pastor is pre-
vented from being present as he had
hopsd and expected.
ReoPEN1Nc services at Cedar Neck
next Sabbath as follows: At 10 a. N
and D. nj, Rev. R. II. Adams, the
Presiding Elder; Rev. J. S. Willis, Rev.
dcI ain and Rev. Neese are expected to
he Dresent. The public are cordially in
4d to be present at these services.
the Avenue NJ. E. Church the sub
feet of the Sunday morning sermon VIII
Bel "a Sacred Memory" after which
rfll be the reception of members and the
crament of the Lords Supper" In
evening the subject will be Amer
cs Most Popular Sin" All are wei
cone The church will be properly
ted.
HE evening way mail on the HIRING
.on and LeWes route was discontinued
Saturday last, and Postal Clerk Long
Id make one trip per day, as he did be
bre August and September, The people
IS the route found the late arrange
1nent a great convenience, and an effort
+. will probably be made to haye It perma-
nently established.
MISS SUSAN LEE LoNesrRETH, of Phil
abelphia, aud Mr. Charles Richardson
Holman, of Worcester, Mass will be mar
ried next Wednesday at II o'clock, IN
Holy Trinity Church, Nineteenth and
Walnut streets, Philadelphia. Miss Long
streth is we'll and favorablY known IN this
community, having for several years VS.
ited the Causey family,
If Irswas expected that the piling at our
4 rivers mouth would all be driven last
week, but circumstances prevented the
same. There are yet some thirty TO De
driven and next week with the new lighter
Mr.. Collins begins delivering brush and
the further work of the improvement
will be carried steadily on until the aP-
propriation becomes exhausted.
MRS. E. G. GRAY, very fashion
able AIilliner, ever up with the the styles
a will ueat our fai x with a lovely dis
play Of hats, ETC, on "Wednesday ana
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