Milford chronicle., 1906-11-30
NEWS GUT SHORT
FOR RAPID READING.

There is many worthless cur in
m Milford.
Some of our people are putting up
N sour krout.
Owners OF pigeons complain that bows
are shooting their birds.
Buekwheat was never finer in Della.
ware than it is this year.
knowing ones predict that we shall
ia have p SHOWS this winter.
Phosphate dealers are getting in fish
m scrap for their spring trade.
Muskrats are cutting the meadows
and banks along the Mispillion.
Hook and line fishermen have about
/ quit the sport until spring comes.
u Some farmers report that dogs have
killed poultry for them this month.
" Robbins have come again and are
n more numerous than for several seasons
Free eggnog and apple today will not
, figure on the bars Of Milford this winter.
All the yachts and motor boats ON
the MispilliOn have been laid up for the
winter.
There is no business doing at the Mil.
ford lookup these days. What is the
trouble.
Farmers are growing spinach and
other winter greens this season about
Milford.
A white rabbit, the first ever seen
here, was shot last week and exhibited
on Saturday.
The crap shooters are getting busy
again. The police should make another
raid on them.
Poultry shippers are buying all the
boxes and barrels to be had to shin
dressed poultry in.
There is some corn in the fields vet
uDhusked. That farmer is going +.
have cold finger job.
Eel fishermen report them very plenty
in some localities; they bring good
prices in the city market.
Several school children have COM
planned about a viscious dog frightening
them as they go to school.
The first house used as a store in this
town stands in South Milford, and is
~" uSlA a. a pbullIY mouse.
Christmas goods are appearing in the
stores Of Milford the display will be
larger than usual this season.
All the schOOners are making excel.
lent trips this season, aud the steam.
boats are doing equally as well.
Fatbacks, winter fish in this mar
ket, are larger than usual and range in
size from eight to twelve inches.
The phosphate season has closed and
he dealers have put out about the same
quantity as they did last season.
Rock fish caught along the Delaware
Bay shore sell high in Milford aud some
Tery good catches have been made.
Complaint is made that some OF the
milk sold in the Milford market ia
vatered. Better have a milk inspector.
Three gunDers Of Milford Neck shot
Orty-three rabbits and three quail last
'Tidsy. This is the largest bag we have
card Of.
Owners Of valuable dogs should take
farming from events that have hap
ened the dog PRISONERS are getting at
'Ork again.
The high price Of corn aud feed has
adj an effect upon the production OF
ork in this town. Butchers report fat
Dgs are scarce.
Holly prices are some lower this sea-
n, but the wrappers Of wreaths are
ing ahead just the same, as prices
III go up later.
Turkey dealers say that crop is very
cd one here but the farmers claim
at they have but few for market, and
Ices will be high.
Hollis and Windsor, the leading coon
nters Of Milford, have caught this
son II and the balance Of the winter
add to their score.
portsmen claim that quail are not
plenty as was at first supposed. The
Wy rains last summer must have
troyed many young.
iamond back terrapin is reported to
n small supply about here and that
season did not produce more than
the usual quantity captured and
ounded for market
iveral farmers Of this vicinity have
ut nut bearing trees ia recent years.
lish walnut, shellbarks and pecan
do well here and yield large crops,
IN are very profitable.
any persons always thought that
distance from the MispilIiOn Light
Sc to Milford was IS miles in fact,
distance from Milford to that place
ractiOn over IA miles, according to
rnment survey.