Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-10-11

made the road he was looking for and
reached Milton after a two hours ride.
He had a nice time of it, for Mrs. Cork
ran had gone to Glendale on that day to
visit her sister Mrs. SAMSON.
The show windows at Atkins empor
ium have undergone another metamor-
phose. Miss Maggie Ellingsworth is al
ways on hand to spy out what is needed
in the matter of decoration; and the num-
Der of carriages around the store, and the
number Of customers that were there OH |
Saturday, is sufficient evidence of the at
Effectiveness of the place, and the polite
ness of the employees.
Some fend-for he cannot be less than
fend cut a slit across top of new
carriage that Mr. J. H. Warrington has
for sale in front of his place of business
on Thursday night There is but one
class of people in Milton that would be
guilty of such a dastardly deed. They
are approximately known, and should lie
summarily dealt with.
Mrs. Susie B. Davidson came from
Wilmington on Saturday, and opened
the school at Williams on Monday.
All Taylor, the well known horse
Jockey, and a friend were in town OIL
Saturday AL. was disappointed. He
said "There is not an old plug in Mil
ton I can trade for; and I can't buy
horse nor sell one"
Capt John Fisher and Capt. T. c Me
gee, and several others arrived in Milton
on Saturday evening via Glendale On
account of no connection being made on
that evening by the Queen Anne's rail-
road with the D. NJ. and V. railroad they
we're compelled to hire private convey
ances to reach Milton. This is a very
bad ar angement on the part of the
Queen Anne's, as there is more travel to
Milton from points north on Saturday
evening than on any other evening of
the week Will not the Queen Anne's
O Company remember this by running a
4 train on Saturday evening on the same
a schedule as it does on the other evenings
of the week.
COnwel & Co. have been paying %
+ cents basket for tomatoes duling the
past week.
= Mr.. J. H. Davidson, contractor and
= builder, is building a dwelling neal
HarbesOn for Mr.. John Lindle. Dimen.
siOns Main building, IA #. by 2S It.
o back building 10 # by IS #.
Isaac w. Nailor is on business triI
q to Philadelphia.
+ Elihu NJ. Lynch has removed from
the Hart House to IGeorgetOwn, anC
IS Mrs. Louisa Russell, of West Philadel
phia, has removed therein. As no Ii
a cense was applied for at the presen
term of court, the business part of tn
v house is closed. Mrs, Russell will ap
( ply to the judge of the county for frac
tiOnal license.
Robert J. A. Wiley died at his hom
near Owens Station on Monday of con
sumption, aged Sc years. Funeral sci
III vices were held at st. Johnstown NJ.
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A Rev. John johnson, of Greenwood, an
is sepulture made in the adjoining cen
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