Milford chronicle., 1910-09-16
ELLENUALE,

our Lincoln brother. 6. r. c., tells as in lai
weeks Chronicle that we live in theswamp
and are mud sllngers. Well, this is q grand ar
Rument for such brainy individual to iudulg,
iu. To satisfy his hungry demand for swamp
ers we Will admit that we have some OF the fin
est and most valuable swamp lands around hert
I that exist, aud We eau sling her mud TO our own
I glory 700. II g. X. c. would sling some OF this
mud on his poor Old neglected sand ban ks around
those Lincoln mill ponds. he could see them
flourish. II he will come ana see us once, and
know what grows on our swamp mud we would
make the hair grow on his paid head. This is
what mud singing in the EHendale swamp does
for Us. Now listen, we have just cut our alfalfa
which stood over waist high, for the third time
this season. Il beats that yellow stuff that grows
about Lincoln which G. K. C has the audacity 20
call crimson clover. Al R. a. Woods store
Charley Lofand has hung against post sin
gle stock OF corn ten feet Aign with Two ears on
it which measure 10 Inches long from his swamp
and. This is fair sample Of his 80 acres, and as
We pass through his buckwheat field the grain is
up TO our chin and white not yellow. From
this swamp we ship the finest berries, melons
peaches 10 the country As we write we note
Mr. Warren and Mr.. Jester loading immense
melons in cars, their pockets jlngIiug with the
cash. SO much iorour swamps
Mr. David II. Reed ofE. the surviving pard
ner Of the Reed Bros has taken over the undi
rided property, including the two saw mills. bas.
zet factory; teams. timber and buildings al its
ppraised value, 81 $50. He pays spot cash for it
% his brothers estate aud is now running things
o its full capacity. aud is driving all Of his Gus
cmers to at once settle all outstanding ac-
cunts. In another column of this paper he /
warns them 10 come 10 time or suffer the conse.
uences
Mrs $. K. Reed. admlnistratrix. will sell the
ersOnal property OF the late S. L. Reed. al her
esidence next Thursday. The will Of senator
iced has proven to be wise and just provision
: and indicates the justice aud wisdom Of that
iourned and sadly missed gentleman. How
iferent is this from some Wills thata are contest
and set aside with family feud and disgrace
Il rupture as a consequence.
Is we look from our window we notice a fine
lrge structure looming up in the sunlight. II
roves TO be a bars on the premises of Mrs. Mary
eed, constructed by that good Old mechanic,
1ll Tucker.
We much regret that one OF those entertaining
'ntleman, retired official OF Philadelphia who
as been with us for the past two years has
owed back to his former home, We will miss
r. and Mr. Abidee who were popular in soeie-
here.
Walter Reynolds who has completed his new
ist mill. is moving his family from Nanticoke.
We note the nomination OF R. C. White as
smocratlc candidate for Congress. We con
atulate that party on Its wise selection aud
edict That Mr.. White will sweep the state In
ovember with an old time Democratic major
and give the people greater surprise than
, state OF Maine has just heralded through
e land.
Our public school opened last Monday with an
usually large attendance with Prof Welch as
ncipal. Misses Elizabeth Short aud Minnie
ed as assistants
iiss Mary Dickerson has gone to Broadkiln to
ume her old school there
he coIored school mere also opened Monday
ohm Townsend has contracted with d. H Reed
move his small saw mill on the Deputy tract
r town and saw one million leet Of white oak
oer PArr PRy
100 90 REWARD is hereby offered to anyone
nishinF us evidence leading to the convic.
D Of any substitutor or dealer who attempts
fake the trade with counterfeit RHEJ-M.I.l
RE-a physician remedy for Rheumatism.
lney Trouble etc