Milford chronicle., 1910-10-14
ELLENDALE.

Politics, politics. we have nothing but politics
, these days Now that both tickets have been
, made out and Glendale has been entirely
, ignored and left out In the cold by both Sides
we can now look around and see which Is our
0est course TO take. When we are confronted
with such men as f. Wise Warren, our old and
beloved school teacher OF Milton, with big
head chuck full Of good sense and ability with
integrity aud character that is unquestioned
to fight Mark l.. Davis, we see battle royal
ahead And with such able and accomplished
and scholarly atteinments as George Willen,
pitted against our Fisher Pierce, we only see
pretty fiji ht for supremacy as Senator OF this
district Now for b. F. B. WOodall that great
farmer and progressive genius and such popu'
larlty and a great big generous heart and Wis
dom makes him a strong foe for J. g. Davis.
So the great battle goes on, and the great
nghter. Caleb R. Will fiud himself handicap
ped by such a strong man as DR.. Blackstone
So let the fur fy.
We cannot refrain from expressing our de-
( light as a Democrat at the nomination Of Job
/ P Dulauey. OF seaford, for Register Of Wills.
We nave known this great and good man all
our lives aud know him to be the very best
equipped man OF the county
so serious with us, brought It's first work Of
fatality to two families last week and carried
into eternity two tnocent little girls Of about
one year or age Can any one with a human
heart imagine without q pang OF sympathy
the distress aud sorrow that met the home
coming Of william Warren, railroad section |
man and a worthy ana prominent gentleman,
when on reaching his home he found his in |
fant and pride of mis- heart which be left smil- |
ing In the morning still IN the mighty grasp
OF death. One other the next youngest wreath
ing in commissions and the doctor bending
over It trying to save it, and another, the
third. gasping for breath. The two latter are
still lingering, the former lies In the Red Mems
Cemetery after most pathetic funeral, borne
to rest by four little girls five years Of age.
Many OF our young aud old are suffering
with a sore throat which appears 10 be prevail
ant IN this section.
Dr. Samson has been obliged to go to the city
for a rest after the hard amount OF work that
he has been doing here Of late. We are sadly
In need OF another strong young physician
here to help the fatigued DR.. Samson out in
time Of these severe crisis
Charles Reed, who is running a saw mill {
near here iost very valuable mule last sun
day night. On Monday morning when his
man went to feed the stock he found the mule 1
dead with its nina leg caught in halter.
John Dlckerson, one of the most successful E
young farmers In this vicinity is the happy
father OF big bright BABY boy and he says it is
a great salisbury democrat. This is mis- sew
snth son. d
A sweet little baby girl came to the cluD v
house to Mrs Murphy, widow OF the late VIM. 1
Murphy this week.
While hauling logs IN the woods Bob Veasy
had hisarm broken. DR.. Samson dressed the
injury which is doing as well as can be ex.
1ected. r
Jim Cheese. a coloTed teamster was badly P
licked By mule this week. The kicks IN the I,
lead did not affect him any, but when be re. E
'eiyed one on the shin ne was Immediately B
aid up for a spell. f
While attempting to heat some linseed oil e
N stove, the son oi Luke Postles allowed
he oil TO boil over with The result that the d
Whole thing was soon a mass OF flames. Time. b
y assistance, however saved the property v
rom other than a bad smoking up. b.
Our young eHteIprisIng towusman, Rob Q,
'lendaniel, has begun the erection Of new Il
md up to-date addition to his residence. When Sc
{ is completed IL will compare favorabIy with NJ
he other fine homes OF Glendale nj
We note with mucn pleasure the new Office m
ppointment Of our good and highly honored
riend Col. Townsend. We NUT congratulate
be Colonel upon his good fortune aud hope 10 nj
redlct that his sscendeucy Will prove bless
ng TO the people ana reflect great credit to the ar
administration OF Gov. PenneWiu.
The no ination OF our nearest neighbor. NJ
eorge Jester, as assessor on the republican
eket is the best and most creditable thing ba
lat party did in making up their local ticket
or he is a bright steady and capable young F.
ian and one OF the m,st promising OF our rls.
lg generation. The only mistake is that he 40
lould Lave been at the head Of the ticket in
cad Of at theibottOm. on
The much needed rain has fallen. And the \
rmers are certainly taking advantage of the n,
essing and are plowing for their wheat land. II
for the Kidneys and Rheu. ,
atism. A Physicians Remedy. safe and sr
liable. Nothing lust as good" Twenty Tab. kie
Is IS cents. ,