Milford chronicle., 1895-05-24


% s. golden, or fifteenth anniversary of
aud church as an organization,
ioa PEACHES are not going to be as pie
rd's ful as two years ago, Just now the pr
pect is that half a crop will be harvest
In this immediate vicinity some orcha
are loaded, while others right by tn
side have scarcely any on them. Az
the tenth Of June the crop can be estin
les ted with some degree Of certainty.
- AT last the wind has succeeded in g
ling away from the eastward, aud on w
uesday cool breeze was blowing fro
the westward. Yesterday was cool, e
but a pretty day withal il IS hoped I
weather bureau at Washington will Il,
give us some good weather suitable
out door sports aud open air exercise.
IN the town hall At Frederick on We
nesday evening next the Rev, ].
Yinglug of Sharptowu. Nd, will d
liver his famous humorous lecture, en-
9 tied Hash, and for a time will also e.
terrain his audience with tricks IN We
ar iriloquisn. A large crowd should gre
him. Proceeds for benefit of the FreIe
ica NJ p. Church.
'e THE Avenue NJ. Z. aud Chapel Sun
dav Schools will meet for practice f
ChilGren's Day this evening at ! O'cloc
a in the lecture room Tie Children
Day exercises will be held on the fir.
Sunday i'll June Regular services wi
d be held on SUNDAY next at the Avenu
NJ. f Church Preaching by the paste
at 10. 80 a. IN, aud 7,45 p. III.
J
DRUM FISH are plentiful in this marke
and fifty pound one can be bought nov
for fifteen or twenty cents Trout ar
fairly cheap even for this market an,
with strawberries selling low and earll
5 vegetables too the average citizen il
happy and contented as he is well supplied
with the seasonable aud good things fol
!. the satisfying of the inner man.
Is anything of permanent nature to
be done to the streets of the town this sea
son There is much room for improve
ment and the board of commissioners
that manages it in such manner as to
make the change of permanent nature,
TO them will be due the praise and to
them will the people be grateful. Let Wal
nut street be paved this season.
WE have sent out few bills to sub
scribers this week We do not want to
| have to send TO these same people again.
/ Stationary and postage costs too much
money TO continue sending these bills,
anu they must be paid and that now. We
hope those owing two or more years sub
scription will take this hint aud send in
the cash we need it, We want 1t, 1t is our
due.
COMMISSION MEN are flooding the Peu-
insua and some tall and towering rev
stories are being told by them The
peach crop of Georgia has been reported
killed but one peach man this week in
Milford says one man in Georgia has
peaches for which he has been offered
ninety thousand dollars This peach |
man says Georgia will ship four thOus-
and car loads Of peaches this season.
THE commencement exercises of Col !
dev's Wilmington Commercial and Short !
hand College will be held at the Grand |
Opera House, Wilmington, on Tuesday |
evening, June 4th. The annual address
will be delivered by Hon Roswell G.
Horr, of Michigan, and the address to
graduates by Hon. John Wdnamaker.
The valedictorian of the graduating class
is Frank w. Perkins. Of Clayton, Del
]. R. maxwell has been taken from
the Milford depot by the railroad officials
aud on Monday he went TO Laurel, where
he will be il charge ofthe depot at night
Zoe has made many friends here during
his short stay and while all are glad TO
see him advanced with the Pennsylvania
Co.. they reluctantly part with him.
He was deservedly popular with those
who knew him and wilhal was a gentle
nau from nature Mr. Reynolds will
lake his old place at this point.
PoLicE.-Johu Horney, a Maryland
negro. was arrested for being drunk and !
lisorderly on Saturday night last. He
was locked up until Monday morning Z
when Alderman Graham fined him three D.,
dollars which he paid and went on his
Ray rejoicing. :
Lizzie Cook, "a notorious eoiored woman, $
vas drunk aud disorderly or Monday. q
She was locked mp until yesterday morn
ug when friends paid the fine Of 81 so
md she was released.
Peter Brown was arrested for assault
md battery upon enc Salie Bradley.
Squire Cullen fined him So so. c
THE subject of the illustrated sermon. s
tie in the Baptist Church Sunday School O
N the coming Lords Day morning will s.
,e THE Christ on the Cross" Invo- Il
alton and Fellowship services will be Il
eld beginning at IoK o'clock. These /
viii be followed by Church Covenant ex f
rcises aud communion, alter which other
Important church matters will receive G
heir proper and seas enable attention. l.
I is imperative that every one who de- t.
Tres to be counted a member Of the
hnrch should be present. The regular +
veniug service with sermon will com L
ience at II o'clock. This hour to be
ontinued throughout the summer. S
on Saturday last, Mr. Henschel,
laden Lane, New York, iewelry sales Il
IAN, stopping at the National Hotel, was G
aiken suddenly very sick and since That s
me he has suffered eScruciating pain
he trouble is an internal one. He Is 7,
iuch better as we 60 TO press Mr. Hen
chel has been cared for by kind friends M
tho were strangers to him up to the time A
e was taken sick. In time of great lTou-
lie there is always some one connected XII
18th the National who takes charge of Fl,
lings and comforts and makes pleasant
le pillow of the sick and suffering Mr.. {
Ienschel will long remember the friends
few here have proves themselves 10 he s.
, him.
THE abduction OF little Lydia Stanton +"
1oken Of in our issue of last week has o'
d to aaother suit. Mr.. Stanton brought
lit against Scull for assault aud battery 10
nd he gave bail for his appearance be- ID.
IRE Squire Cullen yesterday Mrs.
ianton then entered suit against -,
err husband for desertion and y"
on-support and he was held in o.,
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