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The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
n,oy Advises Cotton shippers

washington Secretary OF H.''
,,,,y bos addressed lottcr 70 Rep
rcacn,o,Dyo Bnutcy Of Georgia 'oU
coating hot American producers can
hc.l nrolccl themselves against lo''',
r,,r cyccsayo urc charges abroad
nv exercising greater corc In prcpor.
,nr ,noIr prodnct for transportation IN
mo o,pon trade. The seorolory s''o
~ ,r,1outIopa were taken IN bollnR
and parEInr cotton fer export 'r'''
yo 60, os 10 prevent waste. foroian deal
ors yould not have an excuse for 'N.
cosgIyc charges
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
snves Money From lips.

Denver, Col-Dolugcd with letters
md with Christmas gifts coming In
biz numbers, Mas Ivy cole. n wait
rcsa In local cafe, who saved up
LOCO dimes. received IN tips within
ono year TO buy fur coat Ia amazed
nj the attention her trugality has at
uucDod She hna received letters
and post cards from many purls OF
tho country aud proposals. OF mar
rIopc from East Wcst North anl
South,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
rllnL All aodles Found.

nrlcoynlo, Tenn Rescue parties NJ
,,ou, IN cross Mountain mine have
,ocn,cd q additional dead bodies.
rhig brnqs the total up to 81 dood
and 0yo rescued President stephen.
.,, or lhc KuuNiilo Iron Company
,yhIcb opcratop the mine, said thol
nIs numbcr accounts for every man
,h, wns In the mlnc, It developed
not or the "a mon killed only one
corr,od lIfc insurance. The roIiot lond
has, noaaed the $4,000 marx
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Sians Point 20 War,

Philadelphia That the action OF
'ho United states In ObrogatIng the
russian treaty Of 1882 may prccIpl'
tate u war with that country was
declared by both United states SON
olor Hepburn OF Idaho ana Governor
Mann OF Virginia, in speeches at the
annual dinner Of the New Jersey So
eoly Of Pennsylvania here Governor
Monn Expressed his belief lhnt the
WRne Of the times point to a struggle
WIN Russian IN the near future,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Would Have Money Refunded.

washington - Congressman Old.
Nod of Arkonaa9 hm introduced
hin IN the house which aooks TO have
refunded by the fcdcrol government,
n the respective southern stGtes en-.
ullcd to share tGooooOoO which was
ltylod aud collected during the civil
war from the cotton producers Of tho
South ns u tnN ON raw cotton. THIS
yap, sum lB row living In the United
slstos treasury and, In the onlnlon Of
mrny eminent authorities, was wrong
mliy and mconHlltutlonaly levied
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
"stauuers From Blows"

New York President TAFT com.
plctod here round Of speaking on.
gagemcnts, three In number HIS
political speech was made before the
Young Mems Republican club OF
Rrooldyn, whore he told hs audience
that, although there mmc times
"whcn the old party seems little
weak and stagFcrs from blows re,
cclycd from the inside and out IT,
principles are strong enough when
the issue ls drawn TO carry on the
government"
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Transcript Is Filed,

The transcript IN the caac Of Mrs
q. r. Mcdaniel against the Pullman
comrary anpoolod from the Garland
connty circuit court was filed In the
enpromc rnor' The action la for the
recovery of damages for INJURIES nj.
lopod 10 hayo hcon sustained by tho
pnnlIT hv tho collapse Of u stop.
ladder which gno was using 10 foaeh
nm uunor horDh IN pullman ploounr
The lower court eayo the plaintiff a
udgmcnt for $4,000.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Good RnaAa nate Set,

Little Rock February n and ~
have been selected as the dates 'or
the annual good roads convention.
which "a to be held here A. q con.
ference between Jesse A. Harp Of Fort
Smith, president NJ The Arkansas Good
Roads and Drainage Association and
the secretary Of the board Of trado
II was decided that there should be
two days Of dollboratIon, with three
sessions the FIRST dny and two The
second, The entertainment part o'
the program " 10 be worked ont later
by local committees,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
SHOW GIRLS CLEARED
Jury Releases Women Accused Of As-
saultlng Millionaire.

Western Newspaper urion News Service.
New York Lillian Graham ana
Ethel Conrad were freed of criminal ,
charges on which they had been held
since last June for shooting the NH
lionaire sportsman and hotel proprie-
tor w ~ Y. - -. st6vc-'-'--s's.s,s -s.s I
reached It's verdict in 5S minutes.
The Shooting show girls we're
tried on an Indictment of three
counts, the first charging an attempt
to murder stokes. or consideration
Of this count, however, the Jurors
were relieved by Justice Marcus at
tho request OF the district attorney
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
enntnrred La Early Morning.

Mansfield, Ia,-Fearng violence to
two Young negroes who had confessed
TO entering the bedroom OF a young
white woman Of this town some days
aco. officers brought them before a
specla session OF the court at 2
O'Clock IN the morning Each wes
sentenced 10 serve 20 years In the
rcntentary They were hurried 70
Baton Rouge on n delayed train.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Minister Kills Himself,

New York.-Rcv Christian j. Oh
con who came from Chicago a year
ogo to become pastor Of the Fourth
Avenue Baptist church in BrookIyn'
was found dead In q bathwb, half i'm.
ncrsod IN blood that had flown from
several arteries In his wrists, For
soyrol months Dr. Olsen had been
snrorlnr from headaches and insom
MIA. and lately he feared he was go'"E
lnHnmN
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Murder still a Mystery

Little Rock,=hllbougb NJ, S, BIsh'
an ,ho cherokee indian who was ar
rrsrcd, suspected Of the murder Of
topr.yoproId Myrtle Alma Vance Is
ann IN custody the officers are far
from having q ease developed against
rhc rodgRm. DHuop has been Quos'
,lopad by the omr.ra and although be
am denied the charger Of murder he
norpme moro cnoOglod In cross.ox'
opInnlIon The indian according to
mo onlccrs. seems to be dcmcntod,
ond er times acts M II IN u trance
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
ArtIelsa of IneorporatIon.

Articles Of incorporation were Med
IN the once Of the secretary NJ state
by the Rogors Chemical Company OF
Rogers, benton county Tho comgany
IA capitalized At $4,000 Articles Of
pcorporatlon woro also hlod BY the
Bert lohngon Orchard Company ~
Highland, pike county Tho capital
stock Ia $4,000. The sparbmon MIN
md Lumber Company Of Little Rock
Rlcd articles of Incorporation Tho
capital stock ~ placed al 100000
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
n.mnorntIo Committee 70 Meet.

Little Rock Judge r, f. Milwco
and Bruce bullion. chairman and see.
rotary. respectively Of the Demo.
cratic state central committee issued
a call for meeting Of the com,
wltteo IN Little Rock on ThuredoE
January I, for the purpose Of calling
the primary election 70 be held on
tho last wednesday In March next
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Convict Ia an Educator,

jefferson city Albert Ferguson,
convict poet and magazine writer, who
,a quitting the ponlontIory on parole,
owes his liberty 10 somo extent to
lho ract that whllo In prison he con.
ductod A school for illiDoraDo prisoners,
Moro than one convict who entered
,ha prison unable to either read or
write, has left It with a fair odicn.
tipn. thanks 10 Ferguson
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
r,IrLs Black Hand Exists,

Columbus, O That nm organized
,ro,rh or the italian BLACK Hand eN
,s,s and rlourIshcs in this city Is be.
,,cyod nv the police, following the
Lining Of Gactano sIgari by Peter
Mhonoz Albanc2 confessed 70 chI't
Of police carter thot he Killed sigari
o,,or W ,ho laucr had threatened soy.
oro, o rmcq TO KIN him and Ndnap his
oIro unless he gave him S5Op
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
CT, , Reasonable Doubt certificate,

Now York william }. CummIns,
convicted Of the theft of $4,000 In
connection with the affairs Of the dc.
nod Carnegie Trust Company OF
which ne was directing head was
granted a certificate ot reasonable
doubt ON the ground that he was cY'
pmnod hoforo trial cumm'ns han
been clnfncd IN the Tomhs pend
np HE appeal and may not ask for
hail
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
"Newsboy" Was Rich Man.

Chicago. George 1onnctt Chlca'
gos oldest "ucwahoy' died wealthy
because the one romance OF his llre
ended 30 years nro whom he wns
poor Bonnctts death came a few
davs apo at the age Of 10 years. ana
after he had accumulated fortune
Of more than $4,000 by selling news
nnnnrn
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
MnYor ls Killed.

Knoxville, Tenn. -Tbor as Watts OF
Coal crock was instantly killed there
by coming IN contact with q live wire
strung across n tin roof on which hc
was standing while fighting a fire.
Nayor Watts had been very active In
the relief work for the Briceyille mine
disaster sufferers
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
To Guild Confederate Memorial

Richmond, Na,Hlt was announced
mat the contract for the erection Of
The Confederate memorial institute,
popular known IN Battle Abbey had
Oonh awarded to a Philadelphia con
tractor The building, which IN to be
completed within ~ months, will be
'ho permanent depository Of all Con.
''uorale mcmcntoos,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

London. The story that the Brit
fish admiralty has secured plans oi
the locks and water supply and the
secret signal codes Of WilhemshaNeh
with the idea in event Of war OF
blowing up the horbor entrances ana
thus borumg up the German fleet Is
regarded here as a mere romance.
the story is supposed to have been
given BY German officers to the Rhen'
ish Wcstphallan Hcitung which Is
strongly anu.British and the organ OF
the war material trade,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Thru, Executions on Same Day.

Governor Donaghcy has fixed the
do,oa of execution for three men con
ylc,ed NJ captol ononaoa, whose cosos
cora recently affirmed by tho m.
nromo court The date Of execution
pn coch cnac was fixed Tor Friday,
January oG. Thcy are Horny Conls,
vIsslssppI county convicted 0f KIN.
n,. a dcnnly sheriff; Sylvester Thom.
NO phnlIps county, convicted Of rape
a, llclona, John MclcyOln MIssls.
'lrnl county, cou9ctcd Of Milling n
man nNmcd Thom hoon near oaccolo
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
pies From Injuries.

Little Rock Fatally injured IN hl8
lean from tho crowded platform nj
tho unlon depot % man now thought
10 be Fred Meyer Hot Springs
druggist died ut local iniirmary
without rcpllnIng consciousness,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23
Irwin, 70 Reauen prIecs.

New York Flncon hundred tons
of potatoes rrown In scotland roach.
ed New York and will ho placed on
the market It ia said to break the
high prices
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

John T. Slmma, representative from
Nnlcr county has tondcrDd hIs roaIr
nation, and Governor OoDoghcy op.
pointed Louis losopha 10 nm the va.
cancy The roapnnlian Of Mr. Slmms,
n wns announced V0e due 10 hls an.
poIniment ma referee IN bankruptcy
M Tcynrkann.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-23

Thirteen opinions were handed
down By the supreme court each OF
moro or less interest IN The counties
In which thoy originated The court
adjourned not 20 meet again untIl IN
January on account OF the holidays
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-20
(Sortfsbune fcIst.)

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(b,i,n Mietbsn zines WGbdsns): .SS,b
muB Sbnen nod iaeen. boB mir
itrsnse Ssmpsrsn5Ier iino. 9offent'
lid madt Sbnsn bag nid.s aus
Wdb6sn; ~9ld neiu. andbige 6rau.
i'd Bin ibon friibsr einmal bel seb,i!'
ten Srinftrn setpeitn.-
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-14
SafurdaY. AprH 29ih, I'm,
a, O'Clock p. m. the following tracts Of land
Sub Division Of LANDS Late Of Henry N.
Marvel, Deceased.

No. I.-AH that certain tract, piece or parcel
OF Ia, situated 10 Mispillon Hundred, Kent
| County and state OF Delaware, and lying on the
sOutn side Of the public road leading from Har-
| ringtOn to Milford, adj lining lands OF COuI sey
| Hammond aud tract No ?, hereinafter described,
ana containing siXtv-e ght acres and ninety
six square per ches OF land as A & So So ps J.,
/ be he same more or less. No improvements,
being west tract.
No.2 2-AiI thar certain tract. piece or parcel
OF land situated IN the Hundred county aud
state Aforesaid. adjoining q act No /, above de
scribed. lands Of COurssy Hammond, and tact
No g. hereinafter described and containing
eighl y-nine acres Of land (SB A'sl. be the same
more or less. No improvements being MID
die tract
S-All that tract, niece or parcel OF lana
aud pi emIses situated al Marvers Cross Roads,
being pa tly In MiEpilliOn Hundred and partly
in Milford Hundred, County and state afOre
said. and lying on The south side Of the public
road leading from Harrington 10 Milford, and
on both sides OF the public road leadi"g from
said Cross Roads to WILLIAMSBURG, adjoining
lands OF Coursey Hammond, tract No. 2, above
described, the Vinyard iano aud la ds OF others
and containing hfty-five acres and finy-eiRht
square perches. (55 AS & 5S So ,, be the same
more or less. East tract. Tue Improve ments
upon which are a two-slory frame dwelling
house. with barn, Stable and other outbuildings,
also peach aud apple orchards.
No Am that certain tract piece or parcel
Of land situated 10 Milford Humid ed Kent
County aud Sfate OF Delaware and lying on the
north side OF the public road leading from Har-
rlngtOn to Milford and on the east side OF the
public road leading from Marvers Gross Roads
10 Dover adjoining the Vinyard lands, lands OF
she Potter Estate. lands Oi Thomas U Marvel
and lands OF others. and containing fty-one
acres and one hundred and hity-one square
perches Of land l5l AS & Isl So. Pl be the same
more or less No mprOvements.
No. 5.-Alt that certain tract. piece or parcel
OF land situated in Mispillion Hundred, County
and State Aforesaid and lying on the north
side of he pubrc road leading from MarvePs
Cross Roads TO Harrington ann on the west side,
OF the public road leading from said Gross Roads,
to Dover. adjoining lands OF Thomas u. Marvel,
lands OF r. G Reese and lands Of Others and
containing fourteen acres ana one hun 1Ted and
thirty three lquare pe-ches OF land IA AS 4
1873 50 P.) be the same more or less. NO inn
prOvements
The above sub divisions were made by sur
vey OF said and on the 9Th and eth days OF
April, A. d 1911 by John Hopkins
The Heirs OF the Marvel Estate
4-14-2t MRS. :. r. REESE.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-14
GEORGETOWN.

Edgar WAlls young white man Of Laurel was
committed to the Sussex Jail Friday Of last week.
charged with riotous eoAduet and shooting George
Hudson Of Bethel during the ARRAY in Laurel last
Saturday night a week ago. Four are now confined
in the jail charged with being accessories to the
deaths Of the two men in the not.
William Hastings, Of this sown. while working in
the mill Of Harvey J. Gordy. about two miles
from here, Thursday Of last week was rendered
unconscious and sustained broken bone Of the
left hand BY being bit with the large belt Of the Ay-
wheel.
A horse being driven By Miss Palmer, Of Milton
who attends the Commercial School here became
frightened last Friday afternoon, near the Public
Sauare.just the young lady started for her home
The animal made wild dash down Market street
until the residence OF Wilbur F. Tunnel was
reached when L ran into rse.breakins loose and
badly damaging the carriage. The occupant was
thrown out, but fortunately was not injured.
Rev. Howard o. Kesn.a former pastor Of the NJ.
E Church here but now stationed at Monrovia,
Md, filled the pulpit last Sunday in the absence Of
the Rev. l. II IosIin. who is attending conference
Al rederalsburs. The church was filled at both the
morning ond evening services
The Board Of Trustees Of the SUSSEX County Aims
house have decided to made vast improvements to
the institution within short time. There will be
thorough renovation OF the buildings. and every
thing will be made as sanitary az possible. The
trustees will make repairs the building formerly
used for the insane which was recently given over
to them BY the Legislature. This buildins.whieh is
located few hundred yards from the others, CON
sains furnace and ell the equipments requisite to
make an up-lo-date heated building. The build
ings now located near the Oyerseers residence vii,
be moved or at least that Is the intention Of the
trustees present, to the insane building, and all
Of them will undergo extensive Improvements It's
with the view Of trying to make the inmates Just
comfortable as possible, thar steam heat and bath
rooms will be installed. L is through the untiring
efforts Of William Mellvaine and Overseer Iindal
70 have such improvements made that the project
has assumed such tangible shape hese two gen
tlsmen are deserving Of all credit that can be be-
slowed upon them for their work in trying to ad-
vance the undertaking which no doubt will gladden
the hearts Of the unfortunate ones. lust a.
work Of remodeling and renova6ng will commence
{ annot be stated, but from what we could gather
from a talk with Mr. Melvaine, It will be short.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-14
Public Sale.
will sell my personal property at nay sone
near Oakley station, on the road eading from
Milford to Brdgevilie on
TuesdaY. ApnI 25fh. f911,

commencir promptly at 10 O'Clock m, but
/ II that day shonld be stormy then sale Will be
held next iair day. the following to wit:
LIVE STOCK.
/ Dark Bay Mare } ears old, weighing abOut 1lOO
/ pounds. go vi driver aud worker. Pair Black
/ Mules, Weighing 1850 pounds each, years old
will work anywhere, are go wa keis and
drivers aud we'll maied Jersey Cow, years
old. with eaif Jersey and HOistein CO. years
old with Cali Thoroughbred Polangus Bull
register ed. Four SnORtE, Brood SOW, Pigs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Two Horse Wagon. good Dearborne ". J. john
son maker Dearborne Pole, H0rE Carriage,
spindle Wagon, Dump Cart, Fiam Rack, new
Plark Board Riding Cutivator, orchard Har
row, tWo No. 20 Bissell PiOws. good Iron DRAG
Harrow. 2 small PiOws Iron HarrOws, Seed
Harrow 2 Walking CuluvatOrs Mccormick
NJ wer g0nd a. new, DANES Safety Corn Cut
ter, ne 4 sets Rope Harness, sets wagon
Harness sets Carriage HarutsS, lot Collars and
Brides, Log Chains, lot OF Rope, wagon JACK,
new Rolling Cutter, Fodder fightener dorse
Blankets RoDe. Peach Ladder, 100 Peach Bias
cts aud Covers Corn Shellers, seed Sower,
barrels Vineg~r ard Molasses Barrel, lot OF
Guano Sacks, y Apple Carriers, stands OF
ne 8. Forks, ShOvels Hoes, ChOsscut Saw, Hand
Saw. lot Barb Wire, Two Foot Wire, Work
Bench, Feed Coops, 10 Chicken CoOps, Cyphs r.
Inc b4tOr $50 egg new, c. pliers BroOneis new,
o e not uncrated (; . Axes, Cream separator,
aud other things 100 numerous 70 mention.
HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS.
t'ream Separator, 3 Gallon Butter Churn. Cook
Table, Extension Table, Clothes Rack, LAMPS.
Br cKet Lame cupboard, Cook Stove, Air
tight StOV es, set Kitchen chairs, strip Of LIZ
eOieum Lounge, Couch. Ocke Writing Desk,
Organ. 2 Bedst ads, Bedroom Suits Feather
Bed. Blankets and Qniits. 10 Rocking Chairs,
Washing Machine, Ri ger, new sewing Machine,
5 StAnds, 25 Window shades, 80 yards Ingram
Carpet, 30 gards Rag Garnet, ards Mating
Step Cartet, 20 Rugs. Pictures CrOcOnOle Board.
Food utter, lot Fruit Jars. Zinc TuO, Lam
terms, gallon on Can, lot OF Pots ard Pans,
Preserving Kettles Dishes, Buckets, Gallon
Jugs, GrindstOue.
Pile OF Stove Wood, Bicycle, lot OF Canned
Fruit, 50 bushels Of " htr Potatoes, lot Of Meat
and Lard. Fodder Hay and Corn, 200 Old Chick
ems. 20 Young Chic kens weeks old day Of sale.
Terms Cash.-NO goods TO he renewed until
complied with
CLARENTE L. RUSSELL.
J. B. Dickers0n Auctioneer.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-14
BRIDGEVlLLE.

Clarence Elliott left Monday for Wash
ington, d. c., where he has accepted a
| position as telegraph operator.
+. J. Layton spent Sunday with friends
in Philadelphia.
/ c. f. Brown and wife attended the
Automobile Show in Denton, Md, last
week.
c. P. Swain has returned home after
spending a week in Washington, d. {.
Frances, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. l.. Layton, has been suffering
with an abscess but is slightly improved.
Linwood Layton lost a valuable horse
last week.
n L/AIiss Laura Green will give Recital
Friday evening for the benefit of the Fire
Company. There will also be a dance
given Wednesday evening, April 18th,
for the benefit of same. Elliotts Orches-
ira, of Wilmington, will furnish the
music.
Eugene Garrison, of Ohio, has re-
turned home after spending a week with
Katherine Cannon.
Mrs T. w. Carter delightfully."- enter
tained the Mite Society Friday evening
last
The w. {. r. U. met at the home of
Mrs. Hester Rawlins Tuesday afternoon.
Joseph H. Jones, of Newark, n. j.,
was in town Tuesday.
A number af our people attended the
wedding of Edward {, Sudler, of this
town, and Miss Rachael Henderson, of
Georgetown, Wednesday last. Mr. and
Mrs. Sudler will occupy the property
known as the R. W. Cannon property,
formerly purchased by Sudler Bros.
Emory Wiley and sister Olive, also
Mary Wallace, Of Greenwood, were in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Desbersay, of Lumenburg,
Nova Scotia, spent Tuesday with Bessie
w. Short
Miss Anna Cahall entertained the Club
Tuesday evening.
Miss Fannie Carlis has returned home
after a visit with friends in Wyoming and
Wilmington
Mr. +. W. Ellingsworth is on a bust
ness trip to New York.
Mr.. L. G. Welch is now having the
cellar dug for his new house which will
be started soon.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-14
THROW OUT THE LINE.
Give the Kidneys Help and Many Nil
ford People viii Be Happier.

Throw Out the Life Line"-
The kidneys need help.
TIE, re erworked-can't get the
pnison filtered oHt Of the blood.
They're getting worse every minute.
Will you help them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
thousands of kidney sufferers back from
the verge OF despair
Thomas U. Marvel, South Second
St. Milford, DEL, says: "About two
years ago / used Dosn's Kidney Pills
for q severe case of kidney complaint
and judging from my experience, ] can
say that this remedy is worthy Of the
highest praise. Although did not use
il as regularly as should, | was won
deriully benefited. I know OF other
cases IN which Doan's Kidney Pills
have effected prompt aud permanent
cures Of kidney complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster MilbuTn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-DOan's-and
take no other
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-14
LINCOLN crlY NOTES

Henry, Cook bought of John Herren a
tract of timber which he will cut and sell
at once.
Albert Donovan and Della Millman, OF
this town were married last week at the
Ellendale parsonage by Rev. Pardee.
The Box Social on Saturday evening Of
last week was a decided success clearing
S27, all the boxes sold high, the one
bringing the most was that of Miss Rae
Morgan which sold for $3.50.
There will be considerable more straw
berry plants set in this community this
year than last.
Howard Beideman sold fine horse
this week. The ad was seen in the Chron-
icle and the animal was sold by the time
the Chronicle was read
Mustard, the county surveyor of
Georgetown will survey the new road
leading to Milford on Wednesday of this
week. 1t will be put in proper order by
John Clendaniel the supervisor at once.
c.. R. c.
Easter services will be held in the NJ
E. Church next Sunday evening.
Preaching at Slaughter Neck Church at
1870 a. M; Cedar Neck Church at 20
p. m. The Epworth League of Slaughter
and Cedar Neck Churches will worship
with the Lincoln Epworth League next
Sunday evening
For sals.-Flue Cabbage Plants, George
Clendsniel, Lincoln. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-14
REDEEM.

The yonng people of McColley's NJ E
Church will have festival and box social
on Saturday evening, April 18th, and will
be held in Redden VI. Z Church.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-14

A Statement Showing the Amount of Taxes Levied in
Sussex County, Delaware for the Year. 1911 and the
Amounts Apportoned To.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

There will he offered at public auction In front
Df be Harrington House in the town Of Harring-
ton, KeRt Coun y, Delaware, on
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-10-26
Notice.

Communion services will be held
at Brewington on the fifth Sunday
of October, preaching on Saturday
preceding. Two services will be held
each day. Rev j j Brown of McColl
will conduct all the services.
r L GRIER.