One Cent a Word.
Tot Klch Inwrtloa Ko llmllitit
tnken for less than IS rrnl.
CASH mint rnraipmr nil orders.
Address VI K B COUNTY rRKM,
Mll.roRIt, PA.
HOITKK TO liKT on lower Hnrfnrrt
sMiiA, oontnliilim ton rcmms Now
iKXMipht! I it Mm iKrki-r For p irticMilnrs
inqiilroof JACOB MuUART Y, Miin Uigue,
N.J.
THKSPASfl NOTK'E. Not Ira- In hereby
given thnt tresjiiMislnK on the premise
.urcnpipd liy the umlersiKiied In DiiiKinnii
township, known as the Htulmiuin fiirin
for hunting, n-lilnji, lie rrrlim or nnjr oilier
purpose whatever Is forhlddeii nndi r pi'ii
nltvof the Inw. Any person or persons
(lisnhrrliifr this notieo will lie ileHlt with
in the severest Inwful ninnner.
Ukoiiub H. Mi.CAUTT,
July 1, 18l7. lessee.
mHF.SPAPS NOTICK. NWleo Is hereby
J. (jlven thnt trespiisslng on the premises
vt the iindersiniied ill DiiiKiiiim township
nenr the Dehiwiire lirldue, for hunt Inn,
fishing, lierrylii( or for nny other purpose
whatever, Is forbidden under penalty ol
thn Inw. AllV Ocrsoll or IHTSons dlsolM'T-
I lift thin iintlee will be dealt with In such a
manner as may do most) eueeiuai to pre
vent ft repetition.
H. HTUIIENIIOFF,
April 87, im.
TRESPASS NOTICK. Nntlee Is hereby
given that trespassing upon tlie south
ern half of tho tract, of land known as the
William IH-nnr, No. in Shoholn toy. n-
shln. for hunt mi, fishing, or, any ol
purpose, also trespassing on iawklll pontl
In Kingman township, or, llshing In It i
forhlddeu under penalty of the law.
M. Cl.KII.ANI) Mil.Ntm,
Aprl&lin Attorney for owner.
fTltK.SPASS NOTICE.
Notieo Is hereby
X given tliat trtspasKlng
upon the pro
perly of tho Forest JjnKe Association in
Lackawaxen township, lJiko county. Pa..
for the purpose of hunting and llshing, oi
any other purpose Is strictly forbidden un-
uor penalty ol tno law.
ALKXANPEIt HADIIKN,
Piesident.
Nov. 23, 18l.
TRESPASS NOTICK. NoMeo Is hereby
given that trespassing on tho premise)
of tho undersigned, situated in I)ngmati
township, for any purpose whatever b
strictly fortiidden, nrul nil olTenders will 1m
promptly prosecuted. IltA 11. Cask.
Oct. m, mm.
1?OH SALE. A small farm located neni
; Matamoras, known as the Hcnscl ut
Kelnhanlt plm:e, containing Bl acres
Finely locnted, well watered. House an!
barn. Fruit of nil kinds. Part Improved
Tltlo clear. For terms, price, etc., addros:
Lock box O Mllford, Pa.
CORRESPONDENCE
Correspondents are particularly
requested to Bond in all news in
tended for publication not later
than Wednesday in each week to in
sure insertion.
LAYTO N.
One of our Justices Issued A warrant
Inst week, to briug a culprit to book, fin
assault nnd battery. The alleged culprit
was battered too, to some extout, but that
has nothing to do with this ense. The
Poor-mnstor slipped tho culprit to another
Justice and got n commitment to the
Alms Houso, and landed his man there
before the constable and the warrant got
around. He done his job neatly and ex
pedlllmsly, nnd further developments are
awaited with much Interest.
Thero are two riniirt young men nlong
the River, or nt least they have a good
opinion of themselves, who by their man
ners whon they nre out you would know
their names nro Slglar nnd Bell. They
could not well change their names, but
could easily, and Bhould promptly im
prove their manners.
Win. P. F.llett and family of Brnnch
vllle spout Sunday nmortg friends In
Snndyston. William- is the only mer
chant In his town thnt does a strictly
grocery business, nnd has a steadily grow
ing trade.
Peter U Drake whose Illness we noted
recently continues to grow worse, aud Is
lying In artioulo mortis.
Mrs. Win. Crone's vend no laist Satur
day drew peoplo from widely distant points
For Instance Lew Murthls nnd Jacob Mo
Carty of Montague. II Irani Hanklns the
funny man of tho Gazette who knows so
much about trout, of Bevnus. Tho ii.o
presslule DeAlton Dlllistin and others
from Branchvlllo; Aud Lewis Chattillun
of Chucktown. Only a portion of the pii J
porty was old, nnd prices ranged fair,
The d. nee at the Normnnovk Inn lust
Friday night was a complete tuccc&s.
A 'wut one hundred people were present,
and nil seemed to thoroughly enjoj them
selves. Thorough order, nnd the utmost
good fueling prevailed. The imisio by
Boll aud Drake of Brauchvlllo was excel
lent, and the oysters ditto. Dancing con
tinued with little intermission up to 2 o'
olook a. in. All tho participants deelaro
It the host danoe they ever attended.
Our Pooruiuster moved A person to the
Alms House some tlmo ago, end received
the pay Incident to such service from tl e
Town committee. It is now claimed that
the person In question had some household
goods of which tho poormastor took charge
and from which nothing has been heard
siuoe. If this be true the committee should
at their next meeting in March iustitute
the proper inquiries into tho mattor.
A bill that is approved by tho Statu
Commissioner of Roads is likely to be
pressed at th e present session of the Legi
lature. This bill directs towu commit
tees to allow a rebate from the rood tax of
every owner of a heavy draft wagon, hnv-
iug inches width of tire or over, used
on the public rojulj of $3 00 for each wheel
And all such wide tired wagons as shall
have the front nxle enough shorter thnt
tho wheels do not run In the snnfe trAck,
when drawn In a straight line, A further
' rebate of $1 00 for each vehicle. Aud furth
er, that tho assessor shall enquire for, aud
lUstiKS all heavy -wagons having leas limn
S'j liiehes width of tire, and the same shall
be subject to a special tax of fifty cents
for im h wheel, which shall be collected a
other taxes, aud be applied to the roa 1
fund within sueb township. This act
would be of great benefit to all ruuds, and
as It Is understood to be in charge of the
leader on the Uoor of the house from
Sandyston, its pas igu U assured.
The Dominie read thu discipline to bis
flock last Sabbath uioiuiug. He should
have told them that the Mulhodinta ate
the only suit left that forbids dancing In
their discipline. InsUutd he told them
that If they bclluvod They could ditnru
tlpmisrlvps Into forglveneis of Wod, then
dance seven days In a week. Well breth
ren mid slsteren If you never do Anything
worse than to (vnjoy n quiet, civil danoe,
th.m you noiil not worry much aliout your
eternal mil vat Ion People will pend a
little moni'y at a danoe now and then and
gome dominies ar so selfish .
The 2nd of Feb. the sun shone brightly
In the forenoon. Hid anybody wath the
groundhog to see what he decided to do
for the next six weeks? The following
old saw seems more sensible. "The second
of February Is Candlemas day, thon yon
should have half your meat, and half your
hay." Did you have It?
We were pleased to receive an Invitation
to tho Farmers Institute to lie held in Mil
ford ou Monday Feb. 14. The program
will no doubt Include subjeots that are
both Instructive and entertaining, and w,o
hope to participate In the Intellectual
feast.
A handsome mechanic of our town who
delights to spit tobacco jiiloo through Itls
moustache, and has other reprehenslhlo
habits to match, seems to have a pain, a
periodic pain and I fear It Is going to be
come vhrnnlc. It Is nothing however to
what It might lie If tho knot happened to
stav under his left car. No hurry It
will get there soon enough withoutadoubt
the typhoid scare some tlmo ao at thu
Bi'anchville creamery has let down the de
mand for cows in. tills section, and the
prices have weakened somewhat too.
.Suppose a brute should bribe his way
Into the public crib, should neglect his
mate and scatter his Innocent and helpless
offspring. Should drink ruin and dote on
vice. Distil slander upon all that is good
and pure, and forget the hand that gave
him favors. That should hug tho merry-go-rouud
to his bosom, and drag down nil
within his roach to carry tlioin Into the
same awful vortox Into which he Is him
sdf sinking. Whore is the man who
would not grasp club or gun to rid the
earth of such an animal. Yet all this It
seems a man can do and be received well
not exactly received, but toloratjd In
society.
Dranchvlllo Is In the throes of lucorpo; -atlon.
Tho villagers It Is said generously
offer to buy lanterns for the farmers if tho
hayseeds will vote an appropriation for
electric lights on the streets. At present
the streets are without electric lighting.
Wo suggest to boarding house koepors
genorally the Importance of having a
capacious refrigerator. This call bo built
In the cellar If proper drainage can bo had,
otherwiso In a side room, or lean-to. It
can be built by any carpenter, with drain
age plpo and pans from tlietinner. at nr.iijli
loss expenso than ono of like size cm l)
bought. In this whole sidos, or cut;hi,v
can bo hung, and become better H4 they
hang Tho economy In meat bilM will
soon be vory apparent to Its ownor. For
cooling wines, beer, aud holding vari ms
eatables In hot weather thoy contribute
vastly to the profit of thu proprietor, aud
the comfort of tho guests.
Thero will bo a cake party aud dance at
tho home of Mrs. Magglo Coss mmr Oovans
this Friday night and n flno time Is antici
pated by the young folks. H.
PAUPAC.
Mrs. Annie, wlfo of Samuel Sample,
died of apoplexy Jan. 311th. She was ill
only a few hours. Funeral was held at
tho Catholic Church, near Lcdgcdale, con
duoted by the Rev. Father Judge, of Haw-
ley, Interment in the cemetery by the
church.
Mr. Davenport, of Moosio,wa9 a guest At
the Kimble Houso fur the past few days
Rather unpleasant weather for fishermen
Mrs, B. F. Killain, of scranton. was a
visitor In town week before last.
Miss Emclene Klllam, of Scranton, Is
tho guest of her grandfather, M. Klllam.
Last Friday night a party started out
for a slclghrlde. Ledgedale was their dl
tlnatlon. Thoy took refreshments with
them, knowing nftor such a ride in tho
cold they would neod something to cheer
and warm tho inner man. When they Ar
rived there they took possession of the
house of Mrs. Ira Klllam, even gulug so
far ns to tako up a carpet, whore the
youngsters tripped the light fnntnstlo toe
as well as some of the elders. Later the
ladies spread the table and whnt thoy did
not have, they found In Mrs. Klllnin's
larder. The hours passed all too quickly
swoll did they enjoy themselves.
Miss Eunice Kimble returned to Scran
ton this week . '
Miss Anna Jacob bos boon visiting hor
father. She goes to New York this week
to attend school. Miss Yotta, ber sister,
will go a few days later.
Miss Sybil Pellott has gone to Fatorson
to visit ber aunt, Mrs. Pellott.
Paiipao, Jan. 81..18D8. (Received too
late for publication last week )
DINGMAN'S FERRY.
Good sleighiug last week and grain well
covered with snow.
Ed. Cooper and wlfo, of Montague, vis
lted a few dnys rueeutly At the home of
Garret B rod head In Centre.
Plenty of sickness in this section at pres
ent which takes a new form of grippe, Also
lumbago And sciatic rheumatism.
The two parties have caucussed and
am sorry the Republicans did not noiuln
atr Charles Person as he would have made
one of the mot active and enterprising
supervisors of the lot Perhaps rather too
much so to be satisfactory to the slow
coaches.
People around Dingmans generally felt
A3 if they had taken a chilly bath In l.e
river which would not have so severely af
fected their minds as did the news that Dr
Keuworthy hi tended leaving us. It may
be his gidu but we regret our loss.
The tie buslnes Is dull here but very
brisk at Bushkill. The new bridge there
seems to have infused new life in that
tiwn The removal of the big hill may
help too. If that town keeps prospering
It will soou rival this place aud Milford.-
The Dispatch last week read quite at In
teresting lecture to Deinocratio vuters It
tH)k the form of A poetical Illustration as
to how the roads should be worked by tak
ii.g a rest, and what class of men to vote
for to attain that object. It IllustraWi
Pike couuty scenery to attract summer
guests, and prints articles ndvUiug druues
not to do anything for their comfort or
pleasure. , '
Your correspondent doe not for
get that there is no provision for frej
bridges across the Delnwaro, but hua all
idea that such could be made and that the
mnxiiu of the greatest good to the greatest
number dues not apply lu this case unless
the under victim gets a good slice of the
10 to 1 controversy,
We deplore thnt fact that at a funeral
held in one of the churches hero lately the
heating was so Insufficient that the people
suffered greatly. C'.BSAH.
(FIM)M ANOTIIKH cohkksponprkt.)
Iast week was one of the coldest of the
winter bring for Ave dnys from four to ten
degrees Ixdow ero. -
Dnvld and Joe Snider recently killed two
wildcats, the largest measuring five feet
III length.
The Republicans of this plnoehitve nom
inated a strong ticket comMised of honora
ble and Intelligent men and we hope to see
elected In spite of the so-called combine of
Dingmans. If no undue Influence Is used
we feel assured that the Republican cmi
didatc for school director will In? elected by
a safe majority as the sentiment has been
gaining ground here for somo time that
tho school board heretofore has been com
posed, If not In substance still In spirit, of
one of two .retrogressive members, and the
people Irrespective of party are anxious to
see A live man on the board who will look
after the welfare of the schools nnd who
will not be afraid to grnce with his pre
sence the Interior of a school house once
111 a while.
FliOM ANOTHER COIlllKSI'ONtlENT.
Don't forget the Farmers' Institute at
Dlngiiians, next Tuesday afternoon nnd
evening, Feb. 15th, but glvo It encourage
ment by your presence, both the male and
female citizens of this locality. It costs
you nothing, Is pure iu tono, Is Intended
for your benefit, and a cordial Invitation
Is extended to all .
Ernest Browno expects to remove to old
Sussex this spring.
A son was born to Rev. Oeorgo White
head last Saturday. Tho reverend gentle
man and his estimable wife are congratu
lated by nil their many friends.
A genernl regret Is expressed ovor the
d-.iparturo of Dr. Kenworthey. Ho Is cnl
ciliated to make warm friends wherever
he goes.
It Is said that the mnrrlage of an estima
ble youint couple of this placo will occur
In tho notr futtiro.
It Is reported that a Mr. Treiblo will
move upon tiie Jacob O. Brown place in
tho spring.
Tiie public roods In Delnwaro wero all
badly drifted last week, but were soon
opened by tho clti.ous. .
MONTAGUE.
Montague, Feb. 7. Small favors
thaiiksfiilly received nnd larger ones in
proportion.
This towu can show young chickens
hntchod by the mother hen.
A good blacksmith wishing a good lo
cation after April 1st, should call nt tho
Mlllvlllo grist mill, or nddress L. II
Crono, Montngtio.
It takes ovor fifteen hundred dollars per
year to run the four schools in this town
ship. The four teachers receive (1,230. the
rest goes for fuel, repairs, Incidentals, etc
Is there a town which enn show a better
(?) record fur a school term of nine
months f
Parents should send their children to
school clean. Tho Montague school board
reooived a complaint from n teacher at
their last meeting which was n corker, the
complaint I mean. -
Soft soap Is slippery, but not as slippery
ns some people's tongues.
O, for another wny for Jersey people to
get to Port Jervls then to pass through
tho East Main street culvert. Some of
these days thero will be a glorious smash
up there nnd a little bill to pay. Then yon
will hear Damn the trolley.
(Why not Bay something caustlo about
the r.rle not being willing to widen
culvert. El). Pliiiss.)
Miss Birdie Block, after successfully
teaching the Shoholn, Pike county, school,
has returned to her Montague home.
Birdie is a graduate of the Brick House
school.
Those Port Jervls chaps who made ar
rangements for an oyster supper for fifty
for an evening last week and failed to show
up must think they nro sinnrt. Some one
else don't think bo.
Peter i s mourning the loss of his pet
dog. He the dog died
Gathering Ice is In full blast now over
here.
Our mall carrier Oscar Bnle makes good
times in spito of blizzards and snow banks
Anniversary of the L. A. S. of the Re
formed church at the residence of Raudle
Snyre oh Thursday nfternoou-Feb. 17.
Fox hunter's luck, throe days tramp
through the snow, and got one white
skunk.
To-morrow our towu comnifttoe will
meet to make out their annual statement,
pay snow bills If there Is nionoy enough
etc. Those who have failed to pay their
taxes will have their names published free
of charge What action our committer
will take lu cases of delinquent pull taxes
remains to be seen.
Mr. and Mrs. George Y. Hornbeck spent
to-day In Port Jerv is, most every one is
sleighing aud so is Dick.
matamoras;
The Hop of the C. L C , at Millers
Hall, Matamoras on Tuesday evening wns
a very pleasant affair. Clunes full Orches
tra furnished the music. We congratu
late the social upon their pleasant hop
and trust At some future time; their
friends may have another luvitatlon to
speud a pleasant evening.
Prof. H. H. Dunn gave a very pleasant
hop at Decksr's Hall, Sparrowbush on last
Friday evening. Miss Mary Squires of
Matamortts was the pianUt agisted by
Prof. Dunn ajid Yrarreu Heldeuthall, and
the music was excellent. The Prof, is
doing good work iu the orchestra this sea
sou. '
The King's Daughters, connected with
Kpworth Church, were very yluabnutly en
tort allied ou lut Friday evening at the re
sidence of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Totteu.
The entertainment at Kpworth Church
on Weduesday eveuing bids fuir to be a
very pleasant eutcrtuluuient. Prof. C.
Hlggius In his musical tour of the world
will render the most pleasing melodies of
nil uatious, with legends of the same.
Price of admission lu oetits-
Ttie gentlemen of Kpworth Church will
give their nuuual supper nt the church
on Thursday nud Friday eveuings. Full
particulars later.
Audrew liloker, youngest son of Engi
neer Hloker, a Delaware, division braki
inau,luul his right arm caught while mak
ing A coupling at liouecdnle at 816p. Ill
9
Trying
to the patipnee to kppp on taking
medicine that does not cure. I!ut
it is trying that leads to success.
If you are suffering from eczema,
boils, eruptions, etc., you will begin
your cure the day you begin trying
Apr's
orseporllla.
Monday, and suffered a fracture of the
arm. nnd ellow joint. The Injuries were
dressed nt the Port Jervls hospital. He is
now nt his homo In this place, nnd Is ns
comfortable hs could be expected.
Master Ixniis Lttekey was very pleasantly
surprised at his home on Pennsylvania
avenue on last Friday evening. His young
friends entortaliied him nicely with
gnmes and music, nnd nice refreshments
weie served. Louis wishes his friends
would come again soon nnd pay him n
visit.
The Matamoras singing class visited the
Tri States chis on Tuesday evening.
Prof. Blizzard Is the instructor of both
classes. A Vert pleasing programme was
rendered and before returning home sev
eral Indulged In dancing. Tho mombers
enjoyed the evening by music. The Mntn-
mnrns class closes on Saturday evening
with a very pleasing programme. Will
publish it in next week's-issue.
GREELEY.
Filling Ice houses seems to bo tho lend
ing business In this vicinity. 1. B. Kos-
encrance filled Harry Hart's last week at
Sholinla Palls nnd now Is filling his own
from Ilurcher's Lake. Tho Ice Is of a first-
rate quality ou the lakes hero. Hurchoi's
men and teams helped fill the Sylvnnla ice
houso Inst week .
Gilbert Rosencrance went to Wayne
county Saturday nnd brought a team of
horses from V. V. Hurdler's farm for
him to tho glen with which to do some
lumbering.
Miss Tine Hurdler, who Is visiting nt
her brother's, hnd tho misfortune to fall
and hurt herself quite badly. Or. Howard
was called on Tuesday to attend her.
J. L. Hurcber called on his brother twice
last week.
Wllllnin Courtriglit, of Lncknwnxen,
called nt Ilurcher's last Sunday.
I. B. Rosoncranoe's young folks came
out last Sunday with a brnu now- pair of
light sleighs and went to the valley to
meeting in the Afternoon.
We did not hear how the masqtiorade
ball came ofT last Sunday night nt the
Greeley club house.
Charles Davis Is taking It stock of fine
logs to liu rclier's mill this winter. He
must contemplates getting tho cage before
he gets the bird. Wise plan, Jhnrles.
Daisy Bum..
LEDOEDALE.
Mr. aUd Mrs. A. J. Klmblo, of Faupnc,
were guests of F. B. Simons ou Saturday.
Mrs. John Hose died at the homo of her
daughter, Mrs. Ehrgood In Moscow, Sat
urday night. The funeral nnd interment
will be In this placo.
A slelghride party wns entertained at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Klpp in
Klpptown Kridny evening, Feb. 4th, It
being Mrs. Klpp'B 87th .birthday. A nice
supper wns served by Indies' nnd nil hi d
good appetites nfter the long cold ride.
Among those present were: Messrs Jno.
Philip nnd Willie Krclger, her brothers;
nnd Mrs. WMIlinm Stcrmer nnd Mrs. Vhil
Ip Rolse, her sisters; Mrs. Philip Krelger,
Miss Nettle Schrmler,EUn Simons, Messis.
Jacob Schrader, Henry Olosmiier' Mrs.
Kellnm and son, Fred. Waynb Co.
Accurate Scales.
Port Jervis boasts many .wily
lurors of the finny dimi.ons, nnd
a number of nitnrods before whose
unerring aim tua birds or the air
nud beasts of the forests succumb
and nre baggod to grace the markets,
or give taste to some masnntes
table. There has nlwaya been some
mystery as to how they calculated
eize, and ascertained the exact
avoirdupois of the results of the
hunt or the killing with the rod. We
have for some time known the man
ner in whioh Port Jervis scribes
wrote Pike county history, and the
medium through which they made
observations while rounding c ut
their veracious sentences for city
papers, and now the secret of thei r
large cntches comes to us from one
who though living several hundred
miles away hns caught on to thei r
art. The following illustrates it :
A man by the name of Baker, who
lives in Pout Jervis says he catches
enormous sized fish, aud he always
takes with him whenever he goes
fishing a pair of scales and weighs
his '(tab as soon as caught. The
other day Mrs. Baker presented her
husband with A tine large unby boy
and Baker of course wanted to know
how much the new baby weighed,
accordingly h got out his scales,
(iho one he takes when ho goes fish
ing and proceeded to weigh the
baby and what do you think? that
haby weighed just 39 pounds on
those scales.
A few months ago, Mr. Byron
Every, of Wood, Mich., was badly
afhidted with rheumatism. His
right leg was swollen the full
length, oitvisiug him great suffering
He was advised to try Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. The first bottle of it
helped him considerably and the
second bottle effected a cure. The
25 and 50 cent sizes are for sale by
Druggist & General Merchants, in
Pike county.
Everybody Bays So. .
Caw.irets Candv Cathartic, the tnotl won
derful in. oicul tliseovtrv iif tl.e uive. p cis
am and refit sliiUK to I lie tasle, ui I iveiilly
ami positively on kitinexs, liver uid liott Is,
cleaitsiiiif tlie entire svst in, tfisi'tt coUIh.
cure iiettilnohe, feeei-, linMtiml i enstipatioo
and biliotirness. Please bey una try a box
of C. O. C to-ilav; 10, tti, .' cents. rJoldaud
gtiaruuWod to cere by all druggists.
Reduction Sale
Great Bargains.
BIG CUT.
'Hang out our banner.
on the ontor wnll," with "Re
ductions" on it. We wisfi to
lirmdnim to the peojile of Mil
ford thnt we nre making
swooping reductions on otir
entire stock of Winter cloth
ing. This is a soft snnp nt
this sonson of the yenr, when
nil of tho coldpst wenther Is
yet before ns hut we mnst
dispose of onr Winter stock of
suits for men and boys before
the season is over.
$15 Suits now - $11
$14 Ulsters now $10
$9 " " - - $ 6
GUNNING & FLANAGAN,
Cor, Front anil Sussex streets,
PORT JERV18, N. Y.
Do You Know
A Good Thing When You See It ?
We Will Sell Men's
Woonsocket Boots,
First Quality at
$2.29
for one week onlyornntil Feb. 19th
To secure n pair nt nlxive price
cut out thia "nd" and return it
either personally or by mail. Or
derf from Mllford nnd vicinity
will be forwarded by Fludlny's
stnge charges prepaid.
JOHNSON,
Fitter of Feet,
Port Jervis, N. Y.
A"
iUE extended to the many
who availed tliemselvos
of the opportunity to patronize
us during the holidays. We
still have goods to suit. Price s
will too. .
IF you are not insured we can
furnish a policy in a first-
class compnny at as
low rate
Cull and
as can he obtained,
get an estimate.
RYMAN
-:- & WELLS.
MILFORD, PA.
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
Corrected to Date.
Solid Pullman trains to Buffalo, Niag
ara Falls, Chautatl(lia lake, Clevelaiitl,
Chirairo nnd Cincinnati.
Tickets un sale at Port Jervis to all
points in the West and Southwest at lower
rates than via any oilier lirnt-eliiss line.
Tkains Now
I.favk Pout
Follows.
JRHVIS AS
EASTWARD.
No. 12, Daily Kxpress 4 10AM
" 10, Daily Kxpress 5 'JO "
" HI, Daily Except Sunday . H 30 "
" l, " ' " 7 45 "
'. tSKi, Sunday Only 7 45 "
" as, Daily Except Sunday . . lo ll "
' H, Daily Wav Train i 15 P.M.
" 30. " - " " 3 SO '
" S, Dailv Express 4 Sft
" ftio, Sunday Only 4 HO
" a, Daily Express 5 .3U
11 is, Sunday only 6 ;ii) '
" Shi, Daily Except Sunday. . 4n
" 14, Dully..., 11) 00
WESTWARD.
No. 8,
Dally Express ...
12 01 A
8 06
11 S3 1
17, Daily .Milk Train."...
i. Daily Kxpress
11, Daily Except Sunday.
5. Dally Kxpress . .
Si. Daiiy Except Sunday
7, Daily Express
12 10 V. M.
5 ()
6 27
10 li 1
Trains leave -Chambers street, New
York fyr Port Jervis ou week days at 4 00,
7 45, III), lu, 10 30 A U. 1 00, 2 OU,
3 30, 4 30. 6 30, 7 3D, S 46 P. M Ou Sun-
dtvs, idi, 7 4o. W on, U IS s. in.; 12 30.
2 110, 7 30 and 8 45 V. M.
I). I. Robert,
(aeiicriil Fmiiu-waTir Agent,
New lork,
I). W. Cooke,
Asslstaut iieueral PtMseuger Agent,
Mew York.
Something now, a spring tooth
harrow with wheels. Syracuse
plows and V Planet Jr.," cultivators
at W. & U. Mitoholl's. '
OUR
THANKS
Continuation of First
Grand Clearing
Sale.
The time hns como when It is necessary for
ns to offer our entire stock of f xitwon r n t re
duced prices, nnless wo wish to do ns the old
stores do, which is not our method. We -will
not enrry goods from one sonson to another.
Every sonson this store shall show nn ahsolntely
now nnd fresh stock. "People do not liny foot
wear now without some special reason. We
shall ninke price a great inducement with no
loss in qnnlity.
Ladies'
$4.50 shoes,
3.50
3.00
4,50
3.50
3.00
1.50
1.25
1 1
Men's
f
Boys
Youths'
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM EARLY.
SPARROW & FRANKS,
Successors to L. Burnett.
77 Pike Street, Port Jervis, N.Y.
.We have just closed
our Sth year in Port
Jervis and it has been
the most successful
one of the lot.
Our January Trade for 1898 is
nearly double that of 1897.
This gives us new courage and we will
give the people of Milford and vicinity a
larger stock and still lower prices.
In fact we expect to cut things all loose this spring and make
our prices the cheapest on earth.
We have about 7 carloads of goods on the way.
All new and up to date.
Look out for us this spring.
New York Furniture Co.
92 Pike street, Port Jervis, N. Y.
New York Millinery Parlors.
New Millinery. New Firm. Old Established Store.
Beautiful artistic millinery in all the prevailing styles.
BKHT - H'OKK AT HHOKT JiOTICK.
Also a complete line cf Infant's wear.
Give us a call and we will endeavorto please.
SALLEY & ENNIS,
79 Pike Street, Port Jervis, N.Y.
A LITTLE HORSE SENSE.
Applied to tlin question of a Btovowill demonstnite
tho fact thnt a good ntove is more of a coiiMitk-ra-ti.in
th'iil any other article of furniture. If you con
sider thmfiR-t why experiment with some untiied stove
when you can buy he DOC'KAKII for the same money
or less than any other stove in the market. There is
but one genuine.
LUDLUM & PECK,
A3 FRONT STREET, PORT JERVIS, N. Y.
-.Dr. David Kennedys
favorite Remedy
CUKCS ALL klUNIT.SlOMACH S
AMP UVLN
Clearing price. $3.48
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3.48
2.74
2.19
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HIDES WANTED -Albert Ru
dolph will pay the highest market
price for beef hides, calf and sheep
skins. Call at the tannery on
Broud street above High. novltitf
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