Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1895-10-11

naysiw are glad TO saY,is much impro
at tins writing He has not had a Il
orrhage since Tuesday morning and
. physicians and many friends are feel
much relieved because of his great
provement.
ng ON Tuesday morning the first rain
Tor many weeks visited this section
ar tue State Tomatoes and potatoes "
no. almost ruined for the want of rain Z
res these crops were not over half, or a thi
lle OF what they should have been aud wo
'' nave been 1.-two or three good rains CO.
nd nave come at the proper time. The r.
3 Of this week will enable farmers 10 bre
az ground Tor wheat, however and this is
oniy good to result just now.
y, PRINcIPAL H. S GoLDgy. proprie
- aud founder Of Goldev Wiluiinston O.
IN mercial and Shorthand College' Of w
iy ihingten, VIII deliver a practical addr,
n 70 young meu and young women
1, Windsor Hall OH Friday evening ne,
ID oct 18th, at 100 o'clock. Subie,
How 10 get on in the World. - This "
s ne rare opportunity 10 hear a busy
S man who has aided thousands of voul
people to success There will be !
charge whatever Tor admission. al
everybody is invited.
AT last the dredging machine is at IL
> mouth Of the Mispillion river and woi
VIII now go on, uninterruptedly it
hoped, until a new mouth is a realit
When depth of seven feet is made
low water Milford will have large an
modern steamboat which will make III
Nus NsnN~. NJ
rom The mouth OF the river. The dredt
ing machine began operations on Mou
uay an1 Is now digging for all she
worth. II IS to be hoped the work wi
DC an that IS required When completed
THE list of licenses paid in the State
winch have just been published, show bu
eleven hrms paying over one huudre,
dollars wear They are as follows
0niigiey and Mullen, 1928 50; Harvey
9isler. s255 90; Hart & Bro. S2I6 81 w
d. Shsrp Y Co, Si77 IS; Delaware Hard
ware Co, si34 IS; Geo W. Bush & Sons
1884 So Joseph Holland, $50 90; Ca
Peiie hardware Co, SI23 So; Kenuard &
Co. SI2I S.; Crosby d Hill, Sioo %,
Wilmington Abattoir aud Cold storape
Co., sio6.75
THOSE who are indebted to the CHRoN.
ICLE will please come and settle. We
are carrying on our books several hun
dred individual accounts. most of them
TOR small amounts, aud we would spec-
tally like to have them settled now. We
nave been very lenient for two or three
years past, approaching the scarcity of
money aEd hard times but nearly every
1OnN a = a.
should ana must remember the printer.
Come III or send III and settle your &C
counts.
THE Milford Union of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, desire to
thank those persons who so literally en-
tertained the delegates of the State Con-
ventlon at their homes during the past
week, and take this way of showing their
appreciation of their Kindness, also thank
the Milford newspapers for their goodness
IN so fully reporting the proceedings.
The next meeting OF the Milford Union
vi be on Tuesday evening, October 2Ist.
At the residence Of Mrs Robt. II. Davis.
a full attendance is desired.
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
!
icuption bills this week and we want [
hem paid at once. Some OF them are /
Did bills aud these Must be paid quick |
while others are small. and are UNPAID |
'nly from neglect To this class Of our
PATRONS we intend these bills simply as
,ente reminders Of the amounts due us,
mt 10 those who owe for several years
We mean the bills sent as a warning that
hat they must be paid now We caunot
ttord 10 60 without these bills being
laid aud we trust those who are in debt
o us will come in and settle NOW.
MRS LAVINIA VICTOR, of this town,
lidow of Charles Victor who was killed
wo weeks ago by being run over by a
and car. received a check on Tuesday
ist for $3.50, which was for funeral ben
fits from the Jr o U. A. NJ Mr. Vic
Or Joined the lodge in this town one day
efore his sad death, and thirteen days
ON his joining the lodge his wife re-
eived a check as stated above This
as quick work on the part of the lodge
nd shows how fairly they treat the
lends Of deceased brothers. All praise
} the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. .
THE best place in Delaware to buy
oihiug, dry goods. trimmings, groceries,
lrdware, stoves aud heaters, or anything ,
Sc, is just here in Milford. Oar mer I
iants are alive and wide awake, and com
stilion has made prices 90 very low in
.ed. Our merchants, generally. believe
quick sales, and big sales at small
offs. No town i'll the State can com !;
tie with Milford in prices of anything in :
ese and many other lines. Come here T.
10 see for yourselves how much money ),
II be saved by dealing with the big !,
OF Milford.
WE are very anxiousto get few more Il
scriptions Of farms for sale in our new c
ialogue and shall be glad to have d
ose who desire to dispose Of either farms c
town property to give US descriptions L,
property II We do not sell your prop a
~ there is not penny of expense TO u
IL, and il we do sell you can well afford r,
pay us the commission. We are 60 il
2 TO do business aud those who get /,
cir property described in our new cat e,
1gue will gain an advantage over others. S,
nd a description by mail or call in per- f
u at the CHRONICLE Office and get all a
Il
PRETrYR & TOWNSEND. n
THE following is the programme for b
: s7th anniversary of the Chapel on iC
evening, October 10th; al
"
igiug "0n 10 Victory" h
aver Rev. 3. J. Savage al
lging always Something New " ~
port OF officers. h'
iging =. Ills Not OF Myself. "
dress Rev DR. Marlindale.
artette of selected voices. 81
dress-Rev. S B Meeser. Wilmington. 81
lging "Wouderful Peace p'
Election. TX
Igiug Blessed Old Story of Love I" re
aediction. Pc
ganist. Miss Ella Shockley. IN
THE Good Templars meet each Mon HI
! evening in Grand army Hall over lic
postoflice This meeting roou Is r,
y coy and comfortable and is a pleas. N,