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PIKE COUNTY PRESS.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
BUSINESS CARDS.
Friday, Febkcary 11, lf'JH.
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J. H. Vn Ktten, Pttm.lSHKK,
Milford, I'ike County, Pi:
1898 FEBRUARY. 1&53
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EDITORIAL.
There wore joys nnil sorrows in
the elections held in the County lr.st
week, the green is' fading. The vot
ers are no longer led by the shibh
loth of party, but are doing sone
thinking for themselves. This is .is
it should be, Let men ho selected
with reference to their fitness f )r
the office nnd capacity to iiwnn.io
public nffuirs economically, nnd in
the interests of the taxpayers, aid
we will soon discover the great Ad
vantage accruing to the pjoplo.
Thoro is also, it is said, troub'.e
ahead for County Buperintendo it
Sawyer. Some siege guns were
mounted this Spring, which at the
proper time, they say,' will open fire
on his fortifications. Ho wants to
be looking after his bomb-proof
casemates for it is ordinance of lur-'o
calibre and will carry heavy chargos.
The office holdors of Westfall want
to keep an eye open for Delaware.
It is hinted that lion. F. A. Ke.sa
lor will not be allowed the usual
complimont of two terms in the Leg
islature without a contest. Rum r
has it that a certain down the river
gentleman is anxious for the honor
and is even now putting in pins
whore they will do the most good.
There May Bo "Ifs."
And so our estoemed fellow towns
man, Mr. Laird H. B:irler, is to ran
for Congress again, is ho ? Say, hut
the announcement will make Hart
of Pike, smile, and Editor Morey, of
Monroe, will simply 'tear out groat-
and painful handful of hair. But
can Mr. Barber pull enough de e.
gates to secure the nomination ?
Granting that nomination really lx?.
longed to Carbon whoa Mr. Burlier
took it in 1896, does it still belong
or will tho Pike and Monroe people
believe that it still belongs to C.ir
boa iu spite of the fact that Carbon
toon it in 1896 and made a loss of it
The Barber candidacy evidently will
not smooth the troubled Domocntic
waters in this district. Mauch
Chunk Coal Ga.etto.
Why will Brother Morey res rt
to methods so destructive to per
Bonal beauty on tho contingency
Barber s nomination ? It would
seem as if he might rather como up
and "smile" with Hart, and so re
novo., his pent-up feelings, or he
might feel for Barber's scalp if he
must pull hair. There are some
Democrats who have hud experience
in reaching for the other follows
wigs under certain circumstances
and the genial editor of the Demo
crat might catch on after a few les
sons. Our neighbor here, tho ox
Congressman, is like "brer, rabbi-,
laying low at present, but when
there is a chance at the bait he tn ty
reach for it. It was a shabby tri
anyway, not to at loast offer him
second term, after he so hurl!
earned the first one, and he co ild
not be blamed if he smiled and was
a Mutchler man still. The Pit;s
hopes there wont be ouy serious ro
among its friends, tho enemy, but
if they will fight and tear each oth
er's eyes, which their little hands
were never uiadu t do, it will never
kick the under dog.
rRl'DKNT ACTION OF' PRESIDENT. WAh-
OOTTS CAI.M Jl'lMlMKNT AND PATRI
OTIC HI'KKCH, THK BANKRUP
TCY MILL PASHM).
- Wasminoton, Feb. 21, 1898.
Frudonee, patience nnd pntrio-
ism have characterized every act of
President McKinley and every lira-
Kt of tho Cabinet since the awful
news was received of the blowing
pnnd sinking of tho battleship
Maine, in Havana harbor, nnd the
death of 250 of Its crew. In the
midst, of tho excitement consequent
upon tho sensational rumors of
Spanish trenchery, they have not
or n ininuto lost their heads. A
Naval Court of Inquiry was at once
ppointed to ascertain whether the
loss of the Maine was caused by ae-
cident or by design, nnd by tho time
this is rend it will be at work. Un-
il it succeeds in getting at the truth
tho administration joins with bravo
Captain Sisboe, of the Maine, in
nsking for a suspension of puhlid
udgment. Not a scrap of news
concerning the cntnstropho received
by tho administration, or an order
ssued by it bus been concealed, and
nothing will be concealed. That the
President is fully alive to our every
interest, is shown by his promptly
refusing the request of the Spanish
uthorities nt Havana to partio pat )
in the investigation, and that ho is
calmly performing his usual duties
was shown by his departure for
Philadelphia, to deliver an addrest
before the faculty and students of
tho University of Ponus3-lvaniu, on
tho 22ml in.st., in accordance with mi
nguireinent made months ago. Hi i
example should ho followed by good
citizens everywhere.
Senator Woloott, of Col., has more
than onco shown himself to iiosso.m
tho faculty of calm judgment i:i
times of public excitement, and t"
ben real, not a buneomb putri ir.
but never more strikingly than ir
the short speech he made a; tin'
the misguided attempt tn p i1j1m!i to
the wjrhl a distrust of oir N.i .' i
Department, by providing for u Con
gressional investigation of tho wreck
of the Maine. Mr. Woloott said :
'I desiro to resent as utterly un
ounded tho suggestion that there
is a patriotic) citizen in the broad
confines of this land who has not
the fullest nnd most splendid and
glorious confidence in every depart
montof this government, and in the
department of the Navy in particu
lar, nnd it has been true in every
administration since the time of
Washington. The people of the U
8., have never 3'et been called upon
to distrust one of the co-ordinate
branches of this government, nnd
they never will while tho flag floats.
Tho officers appointed to investigate
this tragic disaster will do their
duty. I do not underrate tho im
portance of the legislative branch of
tho government , I believe iu its dig
nity and in its wisdom, and in the
oponnoss of its discussion of publio
questions ; but what we need now
in my opinion, is n decent and digni
fled silence iu the faca of the ap
palling calamity which has fallen
upon our people. There are times
for speaking nnd there are times for
silence, nnd at this time, when we
face the awful event that has over
taken us, we should restrain any ex
pression of opinion or expression of
our belief as to the causes of this
torriblo disaster until iu a proper.
regular, and formal way, an investi
gation may be hud by the Navy de
partmont, which wo know will he
conducted with the utmost upright
ness and the utmost integrity. '
Senator Lodge of Mass., said on the
same subject : "Does any one sup
pose tunc the Captain or that shin,
who, wounded and stunned by the
explosion remained the last uixin
the sinking vessel, ana who, iu the
midst of that awful exoitmont, sent
a dispatch showing a coolness which
is an honor to the American name
is going to lio about his ship? .The
Secretary of the Navy is a man o:
distinguished ability, of honor nnd
jMitriotism. If anyone imagines
that Secretnry Long will not tell
tho truth and insist upon the whole
of it, ho little knows the charade
ot tho man. I think those who
know Theodore Roosevelt would be
slow to lielieve he would seek to
conceal the truth iu regard to this
disaster. We want to know tho
truth. If it was an accident which
destroyed the Maine, then let us
provide, so far ns human foresight
can against a recurrence. If it was
treachery, then Ike righteous wrath
of the American people will take
signal vengeance for tho treachery
wuicn sent that Blnp to tho bottom
Ami let no one think to stay it
Congress showed its good sonee by
confining its action on this, subject
to making an appropriation of 2u0,
000 to bo used in trying to save as
much of the costly equipments of
tlie Maine as possible.
The House, by a vote of 159 to 1
passed tho Bankruptcy Bill whi
wasroportad from the committee as
a substitute for the Nelson bill
which was passed by the Senate a
tlie extra session.
The Southern cotton mill owners
huve Ixien protesting against the
proposed constitutional nmendmeu
giving Congress authority to regu
lute the hours of labor m all th
states. A resolution jirovidin
therefor is now being considered by
the House Juuieiury Coiuuntteo,
of Receipts and Expenditures of the County of Pike,
tor the year 1897.
PUBLISHED BY THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Cash received from collectors 1897 and balance 1896.
OWNSHI1K.
lining Grove
but. 18i. .
Ilelnwnrp
Dinpnmn
Treene
bal 18M
Lnckiiwaxen
bal. 1R1KS
Lehman
Iml. 1S1
Milford Hnnnnrh 1004 43
Minora township
'ttimyra
bal 1WH1
Porter
hoholn
Westfall
The above taken from Auditors' report. Note error of fr30 In total of Delaware town
ilp, also State Tax column.
BALANCES IN HANDS
owssmrs.
Coi'NTY TAX.
1
lingnuin . . .
(
treene
t 100 00
44 8(1
41 42
14 37
60 00
i75 88
I
Uickawnxen .
bal m
Tjchmnn .
Palmyra.
Totals.
Geokor Daumans, Jr., Tkkasureh. Dr.
To balance from cx-
treusnrcr t 1014 15
To county tux ree'd (us
iinovei r.lu7 17
To stat Mix ree'd (it
niiove) 13IW 45
TochpIi from commis
sioners' notes 9000 00
0 cash from uuseuted
lands, 1S1KI 280 24
'o cash from seated
lands IWHHIfl
53 42
1 53
12 73
470 25
8 50
1 00
6 (X)
80 50
50
2 70
12
To cash from seated
lainls,ls;i7
To cash from lands sold
to county and re
deemed To cash from liquor li
censes
o cash from sale of old
To cafch f 1 mil sale of
old desk
To cash from sale of
old bridge, (P. Ucls
clicr) To cash from county
commissioners Insy
lum expenses re
mitted) 'o cash from Jeremiah
Greening, tax
to cash from James l)e-
luie (2 hlil. cement..
I'o cash from Jiuues If.
Heller, (mileage of
A. Drink)
To cash from James H.
JIeller,(surehai-go T
liny)
8 60 (21123 00
(22137 76
Cll.
By payment of county
cheeks (20830 60
By cash to Uvo. Sawyer,
vjountv sunerinteii-
deut 104 00 (20910 50
By commission on (21,-
123 (JO, W X'r,
By commission on (20,-
423 47
418 81 (841 28
(21781 78
855 97
(22187 75
yw 50, w
Balance ill hands
of
treasurer
(Subject to the error
nbove noted)
Road Moneys, Dr.
To balance from ex-
treasurer 83 07
To cash from unseated
lands, 18l 809 78
To cash from seated
lands, 18(5-1HSK)
88 93
: 21
8 00
To cash from land re
turned, 1897
To cash from laud sold
ciunty and re
deemed 8 00 857 87
890 94
Cn.
By paid road orders . . .
By cnmnilssiou on (357,-
128 53
&( M V'fr
By commission on
7 18
8 57
f 03 w 2ys
9 78
138 20
Balaneo in treasurer'
hands
253 68
Pooit Moneys, D11.
To balance from
ex-
treasurer
9 83
To cash from unseated
lands 1MWH
69 20
10 69
S 62
To cash from seated
lands. 18II5-H0
To cash from lands sold
to county nnd re
deemed 78 81
87 04
Cn.
By commission on(78.-
01 !. tt'k 1 07
Balance In treasurer's
hands 88 07
87 04
School Moneys, Du.
To balance from ex-
treasurer 83 04
To cash from unseated
lands. 1W.K3 200 08
To cash from seate.1
lauds. lNtio-UO 48 98
To cah from .seaU-d
land, 1WI7 1 21
To ciitJi from hinds sold
to county and ru-
iteincd 6 50 801 75
294 79
CB.
By commission on (201.-
75M2 6 24
Balatice- la treasurer's
- hands 289 65
291 79
Sheep Fund, Db.
To balunce from
ex-
treasurer
To cash from collectors
us hIxivu, IsuO M"
22 00
688 69
808 69
CH.
By sheep claims paid
(ns imt vouchers) 110 50
By commission on (.,0,-
60 l, i'k 11 73
By commission on (1 10,
6O0i2't 8 21
Balance In treasurer's
hands 484 15 OuO 59
Redemption Money, Dr,
To liahiiioe from ex-
treasunir 131 20
To cash from laud re-
duelueU 48 88 1M3 0t
Cll
By cash refunded 27 73
liy balance iu treasur
ers huuds 155 80 , 183 08
cntyTix. PtatrTax. Don Tax. Total.
I BK5 21 I 7 114 t H7 (
7 27 4 (HI 7nt SO
111S 11 IIS 1-1 (14 7SI '1811 2
7!) B3 H7 2S HI 411 906 07
' KS8 4(1 112 44 54 42
2115 28 1240 B4
f2 00 03 23 103 17
107 S5 1125 75
9NJ (W 50 00 50 00
9 () lllf'3 "8
1004 43 531 fit Rl B0 1r7 27
318 03 43 41 17 91 879 35
40 57 94 33 77
111 (13 ' 808 23
107 79 fl 17 113 9rt
570 13 2-? !ll 41 03 34 00
1502 01 12(1 (il l 54 1703 7SI
KH7 17 1 3f 45 tfiSH 5(1 11704 21
OF COLLECTORS lSSKl-lHOT.
Statr Tax.
1 88
Doo Tax.
r 14 m
7 21
Total
1 8S
100 00
fi-25 70
7 00
Pi M
2S (i
50 00
121 B0
I70H 22
LlQtJOU LlCKNSKS, Dll.
To cash ree'd from ho
tel licenses 12175 00 2175 00
Cr.
By commission ou
f-i'i ' o
123 75
470 25
By nm't paid to Co. . . .
' I l.tl ,1 vr,l "f
township 171 01)
By niu't paid Dlngmau
township 57 00
By nm't piild Lackii-
waxen township... 842 00
By nm't paid Lchiuan
township 114 00
By nm't paid Milford
norougn oiu 00
By nm't paid Palmyra
township 57 (K)
By ain't paid Porter
township 67 (X)
By ain't paid Shohola
towusmp 171 ou
By nm't paid Westfall
towusmp 312 00
2475 00
H. 1. CouitTnuilT, SIIKIIIFF,
IN ACCOUNT
with the County of 1'
ke, Du.
To tax ree'd on sale of
George Cummin's
land 8 07
To jury fees, Helm vs.
Hosier 4 00
To jury fees, Tanner
vs Kirkham and
Weeae 4 00
To jury fees, Crone vs.
Drake 4 00
To jury fees, Niermeyer
vs. Hoffman 4 00
To flne,('ominon wealth
vs. Shields 1 (K)
20 07
CH.
By treasurer's receipts
to balance. ; 20 07
20 07
Lorenz Geiger, Coroner, in account
with the County of Pike, Cr.
By viewing the body of
George Hates
By viewing the body of
8 60
8 85
rntilcK Wall
0 85
Du.
To checks to balance..
0 85
Current Expenses.
Auditors, county,
120 00
12 00
protny. nee t.
(iaj 00
Assessors making as
sessment
452 00
238 90
15 06
430 00
38 65
108 25
Assessors Registering
school children
Assessors, Registering
bli-thsand deaths. . .
Assessors, Registering
voters
Assessors, making Mili
tary iuirollment. . .
(1172.20
108 25
254 00
Asylum (Danville)
Bounties, Wild cnts,
foxes etc
11)8 25
65 75
Bounties, Justice fees. .
Bridge building. .
8743 85
repairs.
12l3 Wl
viewing 67 00 5095 44
Court crylnif
60.00
213 90
Constables
at-
tcndinir
Court .J uiii'S Grand &
Traverse 2478 (W
Court HteiHigraplior. . . . 100 08
(2908 12
Court House repairs
1027 40
110 81
fuel & car-
tago
Court House
water
rent
20 25
175 00
Court House janitor. . .
muse, toi
let paper, etc-
6 25
1350 21
1020 70
Commonwealth costs .
Commissioner Heller .
1020 70
023 74
751 411
048 Oil
4.il 11
75 00
1 0
2 01
1WI 00
00 80
" Newman
11 Densley
Clerk ...
" Solicitor
" Postage
Telegrams
" Notes &
Interest . . . .
" Jury ....
, 4491 25
Coroners nnd justices'
Inquisitions 40 88
Kloction expense 9.i:i 44
Kspress nnd freight. . . I W 25
Jail esiK'lises irj2 till
Printing 1:11 (l
Penitentiary .
1 17 IU
75 87
Km 110
a:w 20
12M 70
ia.vi 77
12 00
Reformatory
Head damages
Stationery, blauks,etc
Sheriff
State tax
Telephone (0 1110)
42J 27
Total
Amount outstanding
on Coinminhionera
certificates '
Amount surcharged hy
county Auditors ns
follows;
James H. Heller, coun
ty commissioner . .
Wallace Newman, Co.
commissioner
James M. liensley, Co.
commissioner
2HK10 50
. 200 60
7300 00
9a 74
71 89
44 00
Total .
215 03
1P
All perrons
are hen-bv notified that
throwing or burning papers or refutte of
any kin
nd iu the blixvU of the Jiorouuh if
prohibited.
By ortler of the town council,
J. C. CH AM HKKLA1N,
Presid-nt, pro Win.
AtUst, D. H. HOKNbKCK.Syc'y.
Milford, Muy 6, lwio.
pillabury's vitoa ftt Mitoheir.
nnd common carelessness can make a
combination strong enough to defy
all the healing skill of the physician.
Common carelessness lets the coll
root and grow. Common carelessness
says, between paroxysms of cough
ing, "It will be all right in a day or
two," and the common cid b tin
firmed lung trouble, perhaps con
sumption. The common-sense treat
ment of a common cold is a prompt
dose of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It
is the roost efficient and reliable cure
for colds and coughs, find is con
stantly prescribed by physicians.
S. Hatnts, M. D., Sarannc, N. Y., Buys :
" I hsve used Ayer's Cherry Fertciul in my
practice since 1.S53, nnd have always four 1
it reliable for the cure of colds, conyhs, act
all lung diseases."
CCtC?ffl
la now put np in half-size bottles, for
half price 50 cents.
"50 YEARS
IMPROVEMENTS
IN FARMING,"
Published by the New York Tribune,
SLTOND EDITION.
32 rfrcn, 18 by 12 1-2 Indies.
A frenernl review ot tlie mlvaiieeR niul
Improvements made in the lending branch
cfl of farm industry during tho last half
century.
Special articles by the best nrieullural
writers, (in tupics which they hava made
their life study.
Illustrations of theold fashioned imple
ment?. A vast amount at practical inform:. t!on.
A vnluntile aid to farmers who desire to
stimulate production and profit.
Kxtrcincly interesting and iustnic'iv.
Only 15 cents a copy, by in ail.
SKN'D YOl'H ORDKIt TO
THE PIKE COUNTY PRESS,
Milford, Pa.
Buiding-Loan Trust Fund.
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of
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8"0 Broad Street, Newark, N. J.
What it will-do for you
for h monthly payment of 8 per ?1.(KK)?5
of which applies on principal, fci is inter
est. First Tt. will huy for you any house de
sin il or huild you a house according to
you own plans, fur u payment of not Icsh
than W'ff down.
Second It will assume any mortajro
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money, if desired, not to exceed Vt'r of ilfl
valuation At nbove rates you would own
your property free and el-mr hi just Jou
months; you can puy as much more as you
wish, and reduce the time iu pr portion,
or tnu ititi amount will ixj rcccivcu at any
time,
The first proposition enables you to con
vert your rent money into tlie ownej:,hip
of a home.
The second proposition enables you to
reduce the interest rate on your inortjMpe
nnd at the same time lnj paying olT tfie
principal each month.
For further information call or add. ess
J. H. Van Etten, Attorney,
Milford, Pa.
New Harness
Whips, Robes, Blankets
Anil everything; which jHTtiiins to
to on outfit for
HORSES and CARRIAGES
REPAIRING
PROMPTLY DONE.
Hiio my Htock before uichnsing,
The Price is Right.
L. F. HAFNER,
Hiirfonl-St., Milford, Ph.
FUR.
FOR HIGHEST
PRICE soiul your furs to Puwtui'ki t
Fur Company, Pawtuokct, II. I.
Price list on application. iloc2i:im
Don't Tobaoco Spit and BiKbk Your Life Awy-
f vou want to o'Ht. tuba' -co uaiii? easily
and f.tfuver, orf lo well, tiLiLuir. uiunelic,
full of U'w iil'uami vi-'ur, t;;t;o No-To-Iii.c,
tlie wond .T-woriit T, that m.iUes weuk iiicd
suoq. Many K'du t-n pi'iunU in teu e.uvt.
Over lttO,iH)'iirod. Buy K-j-To-llik- of your
dne.'sfUt, uittier frnarant ee t cure, 600 or
$ 00. Hiinkha and sample muiLi i ie. Ad.
btoil itenioily Co.,t iiuuuo ov New Vonc.
ca. david Favorite
The one sure cure for J
The Iidneys.liver and Blood
Stoves and Ranges.
THE
Round Oak
For Wood and Coal.
Best Hon tor and Fuel Surer in tho
Country.
New Era Radiators,
Two F I ro In Ona
II Alt I) W. Alt K. CITI.KHY, tin, aoatk
W.IKK, KTC.
TIN ROOFINO AND PLUMBING
A SPECIALTY.
Jobbing promptly attended to.
T. R. Julius Klein,
BItOAD STREET, MILFORD, PA.
TIME AND SIGHT.
Watches,
Diamonds,
and Solid
Silverware.
WATCH REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY,
0
Eyes examined free by a skilled
Optician.
Glasses Filled in Gold or Any
Other Kind of Frames.
We are pleased to show Goods.
E. Van Sickle,
72 Pike Street, Port Jervis, N.Y-
? &
Your Stomach's Sake
CMEVV
mmmmM
9 Q U
There is nothing so good for the
Stomach as Soda and Peppermint.
Each labia of Soda Mint Gum
contains two grains of chemically
pore sotla combined with peppermint.)!
STRICTLY HISH GRADE.
PEST nUjVI MADE
The Proof of the Pudding is in the
Eating.
TRY SODA
is Antiseptic. Refines the Breath.
Retains Flavor Forever.
yon rale nr all healers.
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Branch Oram, 626 F St., Wasbluglun, D. (J.
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IU'pHiiing done in tin or iron u ml
Eloctricul HiipplicH furn
iwlied to orelcr.
KI.KCTKIC.tr. WOliK A SPKCr.tr.TV.
Prompt nttnntion t iven to build
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WILLIAM B. KENWORTHY, M. D.
Physician nnd Surgeon.
Office nnd residence Harford street. In
home lately occupied by Dr. K. B. Wen
ner. MII,Kcmi), PA.
Dr. von der Heyde,
DENTIST,
Brown 'ii Build! np, rorner Broad niul
Catherine streets, Milford, Pa.
OFKICK MOTHS: H to 13 a. m.; 1 to 5
t). iu. AlMoat Diiifrtnan's Kerry, opposite
M K. Church every 2nd nnd 1th 'cilnes
day in each month.
H. E. Emerson, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE in Drug Store on Broad
Street.
J. H. VAN ETTEN,
Attorney- at- Law,
OFFICE, Brown's Building,
MlLFOIUI, Pikk Co., Pa.
John A. Kipp,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
OFFICE, opposite Court House
Milfokd, Pikk Co., Pa.
CHOKCH DIEEOTOEY
MILFORD.
FinsT PlinsnvTKiiiAN Ciit ncii. Milford:
fMilihntli servic es at lo.an A. M. nnil 7.8(1 P.
Niblmt li Hcliool innnedintelv after the
morning service. Prayer liieetiiifr Wed
nesday at 7MU V. M. A eerdlal welconio
will he extended to all. These nut at
tached ttt ether churches an1 especially in
vitiKl. Hkv. Thomas Nichols, Paster.
Cin itcii of thk (ioon Siikiiiki:d. Mil
fenl: Si-rviees Snnday at. 1().:)() A. M. and
in P M. Sunday school at 2. HO p. M.
Week day services, Kriday 4.(11 p. m. Seats
free. All welcenie.
H. S. I.Askitku, Rector.
M. E. ('iirnci!.
Services nt the M. K.
Preaching ,it Kl.iiO li
Chni'eh Sundays:
in. and at 7. .in p. n
unday school at a.
n. m. l.pvorlh leaijiu at IV -15 p. in.
Weekly lnaver incetintr on Wnlnesdavs at
7.:Ki p. in. Class nieeiina conducti'il hv
Win. Anirle n Fridays at 7.:i n. in. An
earnest invitation is extended to anvone
who may desire to vorshp with lis.
rt K v . v. tl. A KvF. I'astor.
IWATAiIORAS.
KrwoiiTil M. K. C'llt'Udl, MalanioraH.
Services every Sahhath at, le.;'e a. m. and
p. in. Sahhath school at 2.'M. C K.
inectini Monday evening at. 7.;((l. Class
uuHtin Tiav.day evening at 7.iill. Prayer
mei'tin Wednesday evening nt 7!30.
h.veryunc welcome.
Kkv. F. O. CliHTls, Pastor.
Horn EvANUKUCAl. ('m'liiH. Mntn
moras, Pa. Services next Sunday as follows:
t'ieaclnn at l(.;ia. m. and 7 p. m. Sun
lay school at 8 p. in. Junior C K. hefore
ind C. K. prayer meeting after tho even
ing service. Mid-we'k prayer meeting
.very WiHlnesday evening at 7.IJ0. Seats
True A conlial welcome to all. Come.
Kkv. J. A. Wikgand, Pastor.
Secret Societies.
Mn.Foiin IjomiK, Xo. Bit, F. & A. M. :
Fiddle, meets Wednesdays on or leforo
Full Moon at tho Sawkill House, Milford,
Pa. N. Kmerv, Jr.. Secretary, Milford.
(itKlfn.-l(l Wieland, W. M.. Mill'ord, Pn.
VAN Deh Mauk I.oikik, No. 838, I. O.
O. F: Meets every Thursday evening: nt
7.:WI p. m., tlrown's Hnildin. (Jeo. Dau
nian, Jr., Si'y. (eori-u K. Quick, N. (t.
Phcdkxcr Kkhkkah LolKiR l!i7, I. O
(). F. Meets every si"cond and fourth Kri.
days in each mouth in Odd Fellows' Hall,
Brown's building. Mrs. Alice Hornbeck,
N. (i. Miss Katie Klein, Sec'y.
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