One Cent a Word.
For Enrh Insertion Pin .lrrt iTinrnt
tnkrn for lt'M than 1.1 prut.
CASH mint i MOifipany nil iirilrra.
AiiiirM I'Ikr cm srr i-hkss,
III.KOHI, I'A.
NliTK'K. NiiMi'ii In lii'ivliy
zlvrn llinl tn-hpasslDif on tin' prriiilsi'3
ill tlio nnilri"lniii'iMli llinjimm township
ni'iir tlm Di-liiwi'iv ItIiIi', f'ir li'iiitinir,
IMiiiiK. bcn vlni it for uny otln-r pin post'
vtmo'vr, is foiliMil 11 nii.li'r iiriinlty of
flu' l:iw. Anv person or priM.ini iiiuh"V
IllK tilts niit'i-i' will l' ili'iill w'Uli 111 sm-ll H
in iniirr hi nuiy In nunc ifT'''tu:il tu i'i
vt'nt a ii'iH'tltion.
H. H'lil KMiiy F,
April ST, IS! 17.
q'ttKSPAS .NUTlC'i:. N t.ii.i- :i i' iy
J. yivi'ii tli;it tn siMis-iil!' .iii'in t . I'm .1
ci'ii linlf of the Inu t nt 1 m l Kii'iwn 11s UM'
Wlilmm IJenny, No. !:!, In Srmlmlu town
fihip, for ti'inrimr, fiitiinif, nr. any iii'ht
tun p's'. iilso tn-q'nsiiiu: on rNiwk'll p ui'l
I i Diiiirni wi township, or. fl.-liintr in it U
f .irl'itlilon uil'.li'r priitiltv of tin1 law.
M. Ci.tII.Avi) M 1 1. sun,
Aprl.Mm Attorni'V for mvnrr.
."Oil UK XT. PrviTiil K'MkI houses in
Milfnnl, l'n. Kminlru of .1. M. an
Ktton.
TRKSPASS NoTH'K. Xolii'f 1 lvr-hy
(f!rn tn.-it tri".pa:oin upon tlm jni
ii.ir'y nf tho Forost Ijaku Assorialion ill
jai-kawnxon township, I'lUii I'liimty, I'a.,
for thu purposi' of liuntiiitr amt fishing, or
liny or.licr purposr Is si.rualy tmbiiiil'ii un
der pMialtv nf tho law.
Al.EXANDKli Hadhkv,
Nov. 2-!, lHliTi. FriniiUut.
T'RESPASS NOTICE. Notlri- 1h hcri'liy
givrn thaf tn'siiassiiifr on ttui pii'inisos
nf lliu iiiiiliTslKinil, siluali'd in IhiiKiimn
township, for any purpo' whitti-ver is
strirtly forhiilihm, anil nil olVnnili'i-s will lie
promptly proMouuUil. IitA U.,Cask.
Out. U, WSI5.
F
OR SALK. A mimll fnrm lnrntcl m-iir
M.-itmitnriis. known as the Hensi'l or
Hi'hihimlt. pinmi, uontiiiningr il nun's.
Kini'ly hi'-atcil, well watered. Housh 11ml
luirn. Fruit of all kinds. Part improved.
Tit.lo dear. For tiTnts.-prico, etc., address
Lock box G Milfnnl, Pn.
CORRESPONDENCE
Correspondents are particularly
requested to Bond in nil news in
tended for publication not, later
than Wednesday in each week to in
Buro insertion.
LAVtON.
A telephone Hue projected the construc
tion of which is nxpocti'd to commence
this week will connect Hainesvlllo to
MontdKUo, and so to nil the rest of the
world. It will not lie long until we can
all tie to the long distance telephono mid
be Into the prtxiession with other live peo
ple. "Ciilvermere" is listed to open formally
to n (rood house on July 1st. Carloads of
furniture will go In this week, mid the
finishing touches giveu the grounds.
Hustle appearances will bj retained us far
as practicable, aud tho whole effect Is
going to be very pleasing. The "chef"
will be on hand next week to supervise
the kitchen furnishing which will lie ela
borate and the full staff will have things
tunning smoothly by opening day.
J. K. Kvwrett It Is currently reported has
rented the Hainesvlllo House to hny V mi
lieus who took possession lint Monday.
This is a great smprise to Hie public as it
was generally supposed that the "Judge '
had found hotel life congenial, and profi
table. The motive for retiring from active
participation In tho business Is not yet
given to the public, but may ilovivip lat;ir.
fc-hay is a green hand at the business, but
if he retains the numerous patrons that
the "Judge" hail succeeded in drawing
around himself, and securing from them
a like interest In his new venture, theie
can exist no shadow of doubt as to the
final outcome.
The strnwlieivy and ice cream soelnl at
Hevans on Saturday night was well nt
tended and a very pleasant affair, as we
antkipaUKl it would lie. I havo not heard
as to tho receipts, but there is no doubt 11
satisfactory ipcrca c In tho treasury bal
ance A luughablo incident oceurcd at the
Kormanock Inn last Sunday. Two yoiini
men stopping there went out on the little
lake 'n the rear of the Xmi In a anvas
canoe. Some pranks wore indulged In by
one of them when suddenly the canoe
turned them both gently into tho water.
Xot being able to swim, and near the cen
tre of the lake It became to them a serious
matter. They wore, rescued In a condition
however that would make a dog laugh.
. After donning a second hand suit until
their clothes could be wrung, aud ironed
dry they more fully appreciated the funny
side of the situation. After thanking
their host Hornliec.k for his kindness, and
his varied entertainment and tnu swim
thrown In for which no charge was made
they departed none tho worse for their ad
Ventura. 4
Will Abors while watching to get a shot
at a woodc.huck lust week saw a bald eagle
In flight, aud perhaps watching for .the
same game. Will shot at the eagle in
stead of the groundhog, and on bringing
him down found he measured six feet from
tip to tip of his wings.
Miss A. Kstelle llursh is enjoying part
of her school vacation among friends in
Pike county.
There were light frosts . In jnany low
lying places b th Monduy aud Tuesday
mornings. Unless mure favorable
weather comes soon corn will not make a
crop. Requiring us It dues atxmt luo days
yet to maturity It will bring that poii.t
uncomfortably near to the Sept. frosts.
John J. YuLiSlrklo the owner of the
club house, and site, leased by the Flat
lirook club, has lieen upprnached recently
by a Philadelphia party, who appreciates
this locution, for uu optiou to purchuse at
the expiration of the present clulM lease.
lO.CWis mentioned as a purehiise prlei
that they will consider. As this plant has
lwieu viewed by experts as unrivalled by
any other in tho eustern stutos for trout
culture and owing to Its nearness to so
mauy large cities lieing eaily re.iehcd
from New York or Philadelphia in four
to six ho-irs thU llgure d.jea uut seem out
uj proportion to its value.
Mrs. F.li.ab.-lh Smith left home Monday
morning to attend the wedding of a r. l.i
tive in Porilauc?, Pa., alter which she will
imiUo-a visit of some duration ainoii;r
friemli In Warrcu county, X. J.
The HaiH'ysiou Hoard of Kducudoll met
pursuant to call on .Suunlay uttornuou
I. .id employe! the .'.lkA fiy . u...
No. I. Fullers district, Nellie llrink , and
grade f:.fi. ml; No. 8. Fishers district, Alonzo
Depun, Mrd grade, f-.1l; No. 8, Petern Val
1-y district, Hozcklah KmllTt,' 1st fd'e,
Hi; Xo. 4, Centreville district, Frank
Clark, 3rd grade. ::! r.(; Xo 8, Halnesville
district, VYiiiren (.'. Hursh, Bnd grade,
Xo. , Tutlles Corner district, A. Kstelle
llursh, Hid grade, $;."; Xo 7, Shnytown
district, Frank liepne, flrot grade, $"."1; No
K, Flatbrook Valley district, Hertha Pioli,
;lrd grade, Schools open on Septem
ber Tlh. Thesession passed over harinont
ounly with slight excepth::i, in which a
bumptious and bossy trustee was decisively
sat down upon. The board evidently
showed a desire to give the people the
teaeliers they wa.iteil . and in fact came as
near to jih-n -lug all the people as any pub
lic Isxly ran hope to do. If another trus
tee who for yean-1-., .s b"ai an attorney for
the teacher of his school, Instead of the
town, ami who does not miss a chance to
ferilher his own nest, had been suppressed,
(hey would have nue.lo a perfect record.
The children's day exercise-at Layton
vi ore held both forenoon and evening with
a fair attendanee at. each. The managers
wi'-l need soon to inj- .it a little originality
Into tin' a fT 'ilrs to prevent, a feeling of
monotony among theaudlenceiit thesamc
ness of the thing Of course there is
somewhat of a sainencs in. three meals a
day, too, but you can not veiy well sub
siitute any oilier program that will fully
satisfy the physical needs while in the
s iclal, or as nerhaps the clergy would say,
"(he spiritual" needs there may be many
substii ut ions and changes of program
that will satisfy without satiation.
It is suggested that the Landlords of the
valley should be nt particular paltiB to pre
vent loafing of small boys In bar-rooms
especially at night This Is 111. case1 the
parents forget their duty. :
The .Sunday School Convention In the
Haiuesvilii! church last Thursday had a
large attendance. As usual prominent
speakers made the usual nble and oloqueut
addresses pertinent to the cpre and neces
sity of Sabbath schools to an audleuco per
haps half of which felt no Interest in the
subject. Tho usual liberal provision by
the Inhabitants was tendered and the
usual regular collections taken. Result a
great awakening of Interest in this great
work, and an alleged Increase of spiritual
development giving a new Impetus to Sab
bath school work and an added zest for
scripture study among both teachers and
pupils. Much good is expected from this
feast temporal and flow spiritual
Frank (jiiinn and sister of MUford visits
ed at Pine Hill Farm last Sunday and at
tended children day exercises in tho church
at Tjiiyton.
David R. Warbasse and wife from near
Sprlngdalo were the guests of A. S. Stll
at llevans and took In the social Saturday
night, returning home on Sunday.
I have grave fears the "Uoss" lssplnuing
the merry-go-round too frequently these
days for the goisl of his health. If he is de
sirous of becoming portly It would be
wiser to eat more, and imbilHi less " splrl
tus frenieiitnm, at lease so the doctors
generally advise.
The school board of Wulpaok township
has employed the following teachers for
the coming year: Central district, Carrie
Tjayton, f-5; Flatbrookville, Laura Layton,
.M; Walpaok Centre, Annie Cole, :.
There will lie a Fourth of July supper
held In the Halnesville Church by tho peo
ple of that neighborhood The ladles of
Halnesville are famous providers and 110
lack of eatables need be anticipated. H.
A I'OI ini'At. liKMINlCENSE.
A good story ca mo out recently on
6 inio of our lmddinj politicians. 1 1
is a couple of yours old, but some
times a story likegood whiskey, im
proves with aire. Smith who as
pired to leadership, and runnin," for
office, sees Will, and seeks his aid
and influence. Sam was working
for Will, and is an immoderate joker
At tho close of the iya lahor Will
says, "see hero Sam, our friend
Smith wants a little help, and I
think as good Democrats wo should
support and build him up, for wo
will want ft leader, and with Smith
at tho head wo will always know
where we are at." Sum with duo
gravity falls in with tho idea and
says, Yes 1 think wo should begin to
train Smith now soon, for .lake
"might" die some of these days.and
it would be "tuft"' to lo without a
leader. The tun of it is, Jake is
alive yet, and it sort of looks as if
somo of our young loaders had been
ovoitraiuod. I
M ATA MORAS.
Uarrctt bridge will havo a new gate,
we understand, right opposite tlie toll
house From what could be learned
alHiut it, It is said, that tho gate Is for 11) j
puipose of avoiding accidents at the el -trance
of the bridge In front of the toll
house on account of the many bicycles
that pass here. Some seem to take a de
light in seeing how fast they can pass at
the Imminent risk of a serious accident to
drivers and also pode-triana who may be
standing In front of the toll houso To
avoid a casualty the bridgo compnny has
decided to erect a gate of tho kind in use
on ferry landings and boats In New York.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society of Kpwoith
Chapel of this town will celebrate the 4th
of July by giving a grand dinner to their
many friends in the church on the day we
celebrate.
Superintendent George Sawyer has boon
very busy. He has been holding a teachers'
examination in the school house last week
aud our mituy teachers were In attendance.
Howard aud Wylie Smith, of Middle
town, two young and popular men who
foi .nerly lived In this village, are in town
visiting among friends and having a good
time. 13oth a.o enthusiastic wheelmen
and take ir.lvanlage of our good roads.
Miss Lau-u Ackerson and Miss Sa.lie
Jiloker, of Matainora.s, gave some of their
young lady friends an outing party on Fri
day at Kuckley's grove. They all assent
bled at the grove at half past nine and
spent the day very pleasantly. A nice din
ner w;l served at twelve o'clock. All tho
dche.icies of tiie scaaon were enjoyed. The
young ladies spent the day veiy pica iantly.
Tiie Wodii'ng of Mum Ha. linra Dilgcr,
and Mr. Hermau Krause takes place this
Wednesday evening June ":i Fu.thor
particulars in next weeks l:.sue.
MUs llatlie Allen has gone to Wit
town and rnioiiville to visit frieiuU and
iv'lutlvca Mle will beati :ent some weeks
I'-Uua Heleiij only daughu-r of Fred and
Mary Krauso, died at the home of her
pareiics in Malaiin.raB, at y lo a. ul. V exi
le -,'b'y. of hroiie I - 1 ad a ei inplii nion
of other Infantile diseases. Fhe was nge'l
U month. Funeral will be held lit the
home Friday at 2 p 111. Interment l i
Laurel flrove eemeteiy.
The ladles of Hope church gave their an
nual dinner at-Mr and Mrs Halne'
home on Wednesday. About twenty as
sembled to pay their respects to then
worthy old people. There were n few In
vited from KpwoHh church. -The dlnm r
was cooked before . bringing It to Mrs
Haines with the exception of a fi w things.
Two large tables were set fllh d with good
things to eat. -Mr and Mm Haines gave
their friends n royal welcome. Your cor
respondent, was honored with an iuvlta
thin and expressed her thanks, but was
not able tonltend Mr Haines, the ellicl
cut janitor or the Matamoras school buili:
liiirainlls one of the oldest residents i f
the village. Mr. and Mrs. Haines received
the good wishes of their friends and trust
they may be with them again on their
next annual dinner.
Tlm Senior 'C. K.So;leiy conneeMl with
Hope Church, M itani iras, gave a picture,
social 011 Thursday evening June 17 at the
reiidencoof Mrs Sarah Davey on Conksim
street lee cream, strawberries and cake
wens served. Old fashioned pictures were
on exhibition, which made a very pretty
appearance Prizes were otTered Miss
Louise Wilkin got the llrst pii.e, In the
form of a beam iful bouquet of tea roses.
The proceeds am Hint si to over six dol
lars. The ladies tender their thanks to
their many friends who so kindly called
upon them, and the society tender their
thanks tu Mrs. Davey for the use of her
pleasant home, s.
LEDGEDALE.
I1VMKNKAL
A private wedding was solemnized at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hecker in
Lialgitlale, Wednesday June Kith ISii at
high noon, when their youngest daugh
ter Mary K. wes united In holy wedlock to
J. Mauley Fields of Oleau, X. YT, The
knot was lied in the parlor which was very
prettily trimmed for tho occasion, by Rev.
J G. Raymond of Arlington M. E. church
in the presence of immediate relatives and
a few friends. Miss Mable Walker neice
of the bride acted as bridesmaid, Arthur
Becker as groomsman. Tho bride was be
comingly attired In a traveling suit. A
sumptions wedding dinner was served to
about 3d guests, they were the reclpauts of
many elegant presents They departed for
Scrnnton on the evening train from there
to Port Allegany where a reception will be
held at the home of the groom's parents,
and will be at home after June I4th nt
Allegany, N Y Among those present
were Mr and Mrs. Joe Cisik and three
children, Raymond, Helen and Florence,
of Port Allegany, Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. G. F.
Rolllstou and daughter, Cora; Arthur
Decker, William Walker, Miss Mable
Walker and Miss Alice Sheridan, of Scran
ton; Mr. and Mrs. A. L.. Flnley and four
children, Grace, Bertha, Ksther aud
George, of Arlington; Mr. and ilrs. Syl
vester Sheridan and Miss Josephine Sheri
dan, of Tafton, Pike county, I'a.; Mrs J.
G Raymond, of Hemlock Hollow; Mrs.
Kllzalieth Cook, Johnnie Cook, F.lla
Simons, Ira Kollnm, Mrs. Kellam, Charles
and F'reddie Kellam. Waykk Co.
MONTAGUE.
Fish and Game Warden J. H Heudcr
shot, of Newton, visited this town last
week.
Constable John Whnelur, of Newton,
was over here Saturday looking for Lewis
Thornton, of Lafayette township, wanted
on a warrant issued by Owen Little, of
Deekertown, charging said Thomtou wll.li
seduction under promise of marriage.
Miss Xettie Holly, of Hnrdyston, being the
complainant. The ollloer found his man
in Port Jervis, and he rather then be con
fined waiting requisition papers accom
panied the ollicer back to New Jersey.
A sorrel cab and a surray wagon make
their appearance on our roads now.
Among those who visited Montague the
pnst week were: Mr. and Mrs. David
Case, Mrs. Stacy Westbrook, Mr. and Mrs
Thus. Vanoy and Chas. Palmer, of Port
Jervis, 11 nil Messre Clark and Thomas
Marthts, of Coleiille.
A lawsuit about n pig will be the next
sensation here. It will be trliil before
Squire Jas. B Fuller at llalucsvillo In tho
near future Henry Ludwig seived the
papers Sunday
Samuel Smith has so fur recovered so as
to be ablo to get up.
Montague expects to have telephone
connections with Hainesvlllo in a few
days. How nice t Then connect us with
Layton and the circuit will be complete.
How about that silver wedding. I think
I hear the silver bell jingle. A more
worthy couplu then thoso who expect to
celebrate that happy event in this town
very shortly I do not know
The management of tho Halnesville lit
tol has changed hands, Mr. Shay Yaness
having purchused the stock and flxturts
and having rented that well known house.
Mr. Yaness took possession Monday.
Squire Follcr.r.of Sauilyston, refused to
splice a Pennsylvania couple last weuk be
causo they were uuder age.
News is very scarce this week or I have
been unable to gather any. DICK.
GREENTOWN.
One of the grandest weddings of tho
season ocourcd on Juno ldth at the Hope
dale Moravian church at Newfoundland
Pa., when Miss Lizzie Marsh of Greentowu
was united In holy wedlock to Charles A
Seig of Newton, N. J. At 11.30 o'clock
while the weddiug march was played by
Mrs. Gvorgo Sommer, the happy couple
entered the church preceded by F D.
Waltz aud Frank Walter, who acted as
Ublters, and Aunie und Hattie Marsh who
uctcitus biidcsmaids and Charles Langu
and Oscar Selg who acted as groomsman
when tiie nuptial knot was tied by Rev.
Wautzcl, pastor of the church. The brh'e
wore a cream colored silk dress, aud the
groom wore the usual suit of black. After
tlie ceremony was performed tho Invited
guests repaired to the home o' tho brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh whei 3
a sumptuous ropuet was served to abotil
seventy five jhtsous After which Mr.
and Mrs. Selg left for Slmudsburg. They
were the recipients of many useful and
hundaoinc presents.
The Piitss unites with their many
frn nils in vvinhing tlie happy young 0011
pic an ubuiidance of all tho joys aud com
bats tills world alforils.
Fannie Simons daughter of Samuel
Simons ili'-d on Wedueid iv Juris 1'ilh at
Xobletown Funeral services were held
In tlii-M. E church at that place on Fri
day Junelrt. Conducted by Rev. David
Kvans. Interment In tho Slmonstown
cemetery T, di-ccnscd Is survived by
her father, five sisters and two brothers.
Clilldrens day will bo oliscivisl in the
Hemlock Grove church mi Sunday June
i!7, at 7 :m.
F. F. Gllnln Is carrying the liiall from
d'reentown to Gouldsboro in lieu of Mr
Arthur Welsh whose contract expires
Inly 1. IS07. After that date H. F. Kipp
v 111 commence on a 011 r years contract.
Mr. Welsh expects to movn to Adams
county; this stale .luie hid where he has
a contract ttirnrry mail
F. A. Oppelt, Ksq , whose health has
been falling for sometime Is very low nt
his home In Drehor township Wayne
county he Is past: Hi years of age.
DELAWARE!.
The weal her has been too cold for corn.
Indications are th;,t we will have an ex
cellent hay anil oats crop
Farm ts have already begun to "sow
buckwheat in this section.
.1 K. Xyce is having his commodious
dwelling repainted ' m'
llev. Fountain preached to a large and
attentive audience on Tuesday evening at
Meadow Brook
Wallace Bensh-y shot a large hawk on
Sunday which measured four fisit and six
Inches from tip to tip
Two unknown hounds run a deer to the
river on Saturday ln't
George Bergstrcf-ser made a trip to Por
ter's Lake last week looking for violators
of the fish law.
Messrs Wallace and Jos. Bensley and
George W Litis left this place on Sunday
last for Branchviile where they will erect
a large dwelling for Sol. Hinelliie.
Sl'ECTATOK.
GREELEY.
C. M. Burohei'fHhlpped his household
goods to Wllkshnrro on Wednesday where
he will make his future home, we wish him
success
Mrs. Knellng and Son called at W V.
Burchers on Monday
Miss F.lla Wostfull opened her school at
Burehcrs Glen on Monday. K. Goblo came
out to Inspect tho school house and was
quite surprised to find what kind of a
house it is. Perhaps tho school board will
try and do something towards fixing It up
In the near future.
Mrs. Henry Clark came out from tho
city 011 Sunday last with her family to
spend the summer In Burehcrs house at
the Springs. It begins to look as If the
cold weather wont keep them all In the
city.
Jack frost visited this place last Monday
morning, but haven't heard of any dam
ago dou around here Over in Lords
Valley rumor says potatoes and corn were
all kllhsl and other vegetables shared the
same fate.
Mrs. Jack Burcher on Wednesday 11c-
computued C M. Burcher and wife to
llouesdale on their way to Wllksbarre.
Miss Mnggle Laudusky went to New
York last Sunday on a visit
Judge Roseiicrance is Improving very
Utile from Ids sickness but Is still very
sick.
Charles Chilcster and wifu spent the day
at, Jiurchers lust Sunday and on Monday
took a trip to Milford
Road Improvement.
Diniiman's Fk KY, June 11, 1897.
KniToitoK inn Pike County I'hkss. '
DkahSih; I wish to oougratulato tho
people of i'ike county In general, aud the
Supervisors In paitlcu'ar, for the altera
tion of our road at Bushklll, Cttors . a'ld
other 11 ilnts avoiding somo of our worst
hills and making our road more a thing of
beauty than It already is
Though my present occupation necessi
tates my absence from our county much
ot the time I ncvei theless feel a warm In
terest In Its affairs and am eager for Its
Improvement.
Situated us we aro, 80 fur from the mar
kets our producers get very little profit for
their commodities. How is this to bo over
comer By bringing the market to us by
inducing others to come among us either
permanently or for the summer, by im
proving our natural nrtvantagos aud by
dealing with them fairly and honestly. A
good business man should know that for
every dollar he ovor charges another, he
loses two In return. Let us make ft so
pleasant for our visitors that they will
want tu come again and others will follow
their example, for by bringing in foreign
capital we stimulate trade and give our
producers an increased demand for their
productions. p.
"For three years we have never
been without Chamberlain's Colio,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in
the house," says A. H. Patter, with
E. C. Atkins & Co., Indianapolis,
Ind., and my wife would as ijon
think of being without flour a3 a
bottle of this Remedy in the summer
season. We have used it with all
three of our children and it hi
novor failed to cure not simply
stop pain, but cure absolutely. It is
ull right, and anyone who trios it
villi find it so." For salo by Dr.5
gists and General Merchants in Pike
county.
The Bridge Collapsed.
Saturday last while workmen
were employed taking down the old
Cuslikill bridge it suddenly full, and
two men who were crossing it at
the timo wera somewhat injured.
One was Thomas Bennett and the
name of the other was not learned.
1 lit) abutments had been partially
removed but it was considered safe
for several loaded wagons had passed
over but a short time previously.
It was a wooden arch structure, and
depended for its strength on the
abutments, being stcure. Probubly
in partially removing them they bo
coma weakened and allowed the
arches tin spread, with tho bovo
un ; 1 1 usult.
AMONG THE HOTELS.
A 1, 1st of ducats Who Are Now Staying
si the Various Hotels In HI I Herd and
Vicinity.
1 Proprietors wishing n Put of guests pub
- led. will plea' send them in not later
1. 111 Wednesday evening.)
DfMMHJK Hoithk.
Mrs C. L Llvlnirston. C P. GoUIInn
and wife C. J. Martin and wife, Frank W.
1 notp, .-New t,vk: William I,. Achcnlmeh,
Bethlehem: George K. Carpenter. Decker-
town, X J ; Herbert 1). Baldwin. John
II ticehisoii, Newark
Sawkii.i. Housr.
l .....a f.. n A 11-,,,,...
1 , iivi, 11 1 s. o, j. w linanis,
Newhurir; K. O. Hliiosdalo.wifo 11ml daugh
ter, r li. kj rosKotc, ft. Allien and
wife, New York; C. W. Baldwin, C. A.
Llndsley, Orange; v. L Dangler, Frank
H. (Jilllishy, W. Perrllie, Brooklyn: Dr.
h. II I riiuole. Miss Isabella P TrimlOe
New York.
Chissmas lloti e.
fr it,. piu.pt in.!,. ii..? u ai..-
1 1 ....... .tu , II 1111 ,T1 Oil, 1 1 I, MO
w ife, Brooklyn; II. Van Vcchton, Stnten
1 o , r, . ei .-pin ks Km wue, iiamnurir,
V V- . IV T It 1 XI ...
i.. v . .1 im o oiinoiiii, i ev 1 orK : v..
Keresev. John H Kcr.xer. H,,I,L-,.,,
vi nits Mem and wile w iiiiain M. Crulk
uliii 11k 1111 A wile, New York; F. .1. Holbert,
i.acKavaxen airs. 1 lint. :cv York:
II V. Koree 1111, 1 wife V. A 1 1 p... 1 1..., t
wife, Monfclair N. ,L
IlLCKF HllI'SK.
Mrs. Chas. McK. Leosor, Misses Du VI
vier, Geo. W. Du Vivicr. J J. Mastsirson
and wife. James W. Brady, D. C Foote,
Geo. L. Gallhraith. Annie A Knight, Inn
W Knight, Then. G. Lissam, Rev. Dr.
and Mrs. Scott, Mis. J W Brady and
daughter, New York; Jas P. Clarendon,
lei nune, V il Mam Mors', Haekensack ;
F. W. Ward and wife, Fast Orange, J.
Frank Rnpp, Chas. A. Quick, Louis J.
A ligar and wife, Jersey Cil v: G. W Slo-
cuni, Brooklyn; Chas. H. Pray and wife,
nionwaair; jura. r,. u. ."iiurison, Paterson.
Cestue Squaiie Hotel.
Rev. .7 A Wlegand, Rev. F. G. Curtis,
Aiatamoras; Layton Lazy Williams, .lames
Hardiip Van Kirk, Alex Juniper Boy Wal
lace, Wilton Ailing Krdinau, Chas. Boli
var Staples, Stroudsburg; Jas. G. Palmer.
Will W. Kleickor. Bethlehem; Howard A.
Kindt, South Bethlehem; N. R. Hurd, De
posit, N. Y ; J. B. Dcpew, Newton.
Van Dkkmaiir Hotel
G. B ' Van Why, J. R. Bush, F.ast
Stroudsburg: Frank Morris, N, S. Rose,
Allen Meyer. John F,aton, Tri-States; F.m-
tt H. Bell, S. W. Bcll.Walpack Centre;
Robert Sinioners.Phoeiilxvllle; Mrs. Fenn,
New York.
FAuciiKitK Hotel.
W. V. Creighton nnd wife, Dr. L. Do
I'lasse, Mrs. Franklin t) good, Miss Des
I -mios, Samuel Kisman, W. H Haskin,
( . X. Doveo, Jr., Frank P. Wilcox, Fred
P. Wilcox, J. X Toiincle, New York; R.
S. Petit, C. Brewer Orange: John Zimmer
man, wife ami daughters, Brooklyn; Col.
Y. Koussel, F'rench Arniv; Klenor Green,
Trenton; D. A. Fell and wife, Wilkes
baire; Frank Fisher, J. A. Tluirlow, R.
i Golden, Philial ilphla; L. Mauley nnd
, Mnplcwood; K. K. Hamilton, Chas.
1, Hamilton, Jr. Philadelphia.
F. G. Gibbons, of Chicago, was
h:iro Wednesday looking up the ir.-
l.n'osts of J. II. Boars & Co., who aro
r. ! work compiling a biographical re
c ird on a series of counties inNort h
e istorn Pennsylvania, which will
among others incliido Pike countyl
Beers & Company are old publishers
and will do ft valuablo work.
List of Unclaimed Letters.
Unclaimed lettors remaining in
tho Post Offici at Milford, Pa. for
U'o week ending June 19, 1897:
Lawks Mrs. William De Frates.
Gkntlf.mkn W. W. Bwank, D. G.
Marsh.
Persons claiming tho above will
please say " Advertised " and give
date of this list.
Jas. S. Gale, P. M.
W. & G. Mitchell have inst opened
a fow eases of new SPRING GOODS
comprising Ginglrims, Outing Per
cules, Chatillon stripos, Cinderella
habit cloths, etc. See them before
buying elsewhere.
Obituary Notes.
John A. Trausue one of the bast
known Republicans in Eastern Mon
roe county died at.his home in Para-
diso Valley Juno 12, n-red 61 years
lie was a Justice of the Peroe and
during tho war served in Co. I 214
II jgimont Ponn sylvania Volunteers
Hundreds of thous :nds have been
induced to try Chamberlain's Cough
If -mody, by reading what it hri
done for others, and having tostjd
its merits for themselves are to-d'ty
its warmest friends. For sale by
Druggists and General Merchants in
Pike county.
Wantk.h : Four teachers for tho
Milford Independent School Dis
tiict, one each for tho Grammar,
Intermediate and Primary in the
li orough, and one for Sohocojiee
school. Applications will be re
c 'i vod until June 2otl),
Address, Secrictary,
Milford, Pa.
By ordor of the Board.
Juno 15, 1897.
FOR RtCNT A furnished house
Harford street. I odern con-
ionous, large grounds, plenty of
ide, good garden, fro'j, etc.
Address Puck County Press,
llilford, Pa.
Listers and the Great Eastern Fer
l lizers at W. & G. Mitchell's.
Oascarets stimulate liver, kidneys
i d bowels. Never sickeu, weaken
o;' gripe, 10c.
Don't Tobacco Bpit and Smoke Toot Life Away.
if vou want to quit tobacco using easily
and forever, be made weil, Btroug, uiagueltc,
lull of new Life aud vigor, take No-'i'o-li.ic,
tie vvoiider-vvoiker, that luakea weak uieu
si rung. Many gam ten pouuds lu Wn duys.
Over 400,'Jno cured. Buy Nu-'l'o-Bao of year
ili uugist, under guarantee to cure, 60e or
fi.no. Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad.
Mel line, Ke.uiody Co.,CliicUKO urNo York.
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A doctor who will toll his patient the truth
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A carpet in a ladies' room that has not got a
threadbare piece in front of the looking glass.
A coffee for 30 cents as good as BROWN &
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A iHjy who doesn't brag about what ho is going
to do when he is a man.
Another store in town that buys flour, salt, etc.,
in car load lots as BROWN & ARMSTRONG
does to get bottom pric 38.
Brown & Armstrong.
ESTf B LI Sf E D, 1848.
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