Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1896-07-10

THE latest finished photograph now /
the dull or mat surface which is in REP
resentaiion Of a steel engraving. w. VI
Daugherty is displaying specimens ofthi
work in his Photographic window.
ONE OF the finest school catalogues is
sued in the world and IL will surpris,
? you-is 'Goldey's," describing his fam
Gus Commercial aud Shorthand Colleg,
in Wilmington, Del just write for it.
.w On Sunday evening the Y P. S. c +
y, will hold meeting OF prayer for the In
ternational Convention now in session al
,a Washington. The topic will be 3: cen
thusiasn in Christian Service" Leader
he W. f. Lank.
Co to W II. Murphy's show rooms al
Pennington, Del. aud you will there see
the biggest aud best selected stock oil
canopy and extentiou top surveys south
of Wilmington aud at prices low enough
N to suit the times.
THE Epworth League will hold a tenn
Il perance sociable in the church at Hous-
ton Tuesday evening, July I4th It is
hoped there will he u full attendance.
u All are cordially invited. If rainy the
following evening.
It THE following letters await claimants
in the Milford postoffice: c Van Ar.
mond. Eliza Deputy, Miss Hester Davis,
;. p John McIvins, Miss Irene Short, John
Wilkerson.
VIM REYNOLDS, P. NJ.
MR.. AND MRS R. { HALL are in
Washington attending the Christian En-
e deavor Convention as delegates from the
Presbyterian Church, this town. Mrs.
Hall was sent by the Junior Society Of
4 this church as its delegate.
EPwoRrH League services in the Az
. enue NJ f. Church Sunday evening at
7 o'clock, instead of 7 80 as heretofore
Topic, 1.-THE Call of the Disciples " Matt
9, 9-I3; John 1. 1851 Leader, Mr. Geo
Handy. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
CHESTER A. BILDERBAcK is prepared
to serve ice cream aud soda water in all
+ flavors, at any time during day or even.
ing His place of busiaess is neat and
clean aud attractive aud he serves to his
customers the richest ard best cream
made Families supplied
4 THE ladies' connected with the NJ. f
/ Church at Slaughter Neck will hold a
festival at their church on Friday and
Saturday evenings next, July I7th and
18th. All are invited to attend and a
, pleasant time tor all will be the special
effort OF the ladies in charge.
A new and experienced man has charge
J.. of the laundry of H. L. Grier and no bet
Il. i. Al.
expert turns out Mr.. Grier is deter
this idea in view he is employing the
very best kelp he can fiud anywhere.
A guarantee goes with all work
THE trout fishing season has com
menced, and good catches have been
made by several Capt. James Farmer,
at Cedar Beach, has two large boats, lines
and bait prepared and takes parties to
the fishing grounds at very low prices
Cedar Beach is only six miles away from
Milford and is convenient for parties at
short notice.
THE following officers were elected for
the ensuing term at the semi annual cleo
ton of the Y. P S c. E, of the Presby.
terrain Church. Tuesday evening last.
president, Mr.. Albert VanLeuvan; re-
cording secretary, Miss Ida Cannon; cor
responding secretary, Miss Edna Barker;
treasurer, Mr. S. Z. Evans, Jr. The time
OF election was changed from January and
July to April and October of each year.
WE seem to have inadvertently done
Mr.. John H. Johnson an injury by say
ing IN our last weeks issue that he in
company with others had attended the
caucus Of Higgins Republicans in Viii
mington early last week. MIR. Johnson
denies having attended such a caucus
and we accept his denial as being true
and take this means freely of placing
him right before She public. Mr.. John
son has always been a hard worker for
the partys success and in the present
muddle in political affairs, he has seemed
to desire harmony and has kept out of
the factional fight as much as possible.
THE excursion to Woodland Beach
which will be made on Wednesday next
on the magnificent steamer Fredeuca
from Frederick, Webb's and Bowers,
promises to carry large crowd of people
The boat is advertised to leave Frederick
at s o'clock in the morning, Webb's at 9
O'Clock, and Bowers Beach at $50. A
delightful ride up and down the bay is
promised all who go on this excursion
and as peaches will keep this steamer
busy after this excursion there will not
be another opportunity Of going to Wood
land tins season by steamer Frederick.
The fare for the trip is but fifty cents, and
there is not any question but that large
crowd will go on the Fifteenth.
A Word To the Wiea
W. H. Murphy's stock of surrys with
canopy and extension tops is complete.
They are beauties in style, quality, aud
desirability aud are low in price
LeGOres Improved Combination OF Lime.
Has the highest agricultural analysis,
is the leading and best crop grower in
use. Acts at once on all soils and crops.
PIERCE & CARMEAN, Agents.
Obituary.
LISTER.
James RUSSELL infant son of Mr. and
Mrs James II. Lister, died last Friday,
July AID, 1896, of cholera infautum He
was a bright, beautiful boy aud their only
son-a child of their older age.
Before and After Taking.
Our eourtships are such sweet affairs
Life might seem much more clever,
Since welded life brings many cares,
We're we 20 pourt forever
HymeE has many hearts made glad
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