One Cent a Word.
Tot Knch Inwrtlnn No mlTprtlnement
titka for 1m thnn 19 w nt.
CASH mmt itrnmpmr U orilrrs.
ArtilroM PIKU COUNTY mESS,
MILFORD, PA.
THKSPASS NOTICK. Nnt.lrw la hnrpliy
elvnn Mint tn-spiwulna on ttin jirpmiwd
oonnpfi'd hj the umliTsiKnod In Dlnjfiimn
township, known us the Hiiclmnnn farm
for hunting, flailing, borrvlnR or nny ntlicr
purpose whatever It) forbidden under pen
alty of the low. Any person or persons
disobeying this notlre will be denlt with
In the severest lawful innnner.
Ukofwr H. MuCatity,
July 1, 1897. Lessee.
TRESPASS NOTICH. Notleo Is hereby
given tlint trosinsslngiipon the south
ern hnlf of the triwt of land known us the
Wlllinm Denny, No. IH.ln Shoholu town
ship, for hunting, fishing, or, nny other
Furpose, ftlsotn-simsslng on Snwkill pond
n Dingninn townslilp. or, fishing In It Is
forbidden under peniilty of the hiw.
M. Ui.kii.asu Mn.Non,
AprlMin Attorney for owner.
TRESPASS NOTICE. Notice Is hereby
given tlint trespassing upon the pro
perty of the Forest Luke Association In
twsknwnxen township. Pike county, Pa.,
for the purposo of hunting and fishing, or
any other purpose Is strictly forbidden un
der peunlly of the law.
ALEXANDER HATinRN,
Noy. 23, 1895. President.
TRESPASS NOTICE. Notlne Is hereby
riven that tresuasslng on the premises
nt t.V,o iimlerslirniMl. situated In Dingman
township, for any purposo whatever Is
trlntlv forbidden, and all offenders will be
promptly prosecuted. IKA li. CASK,
Oct. 84, mto.
"POR SALE. A small farm located near
r MntHinnras. known as the Henscl or
ij..i..i,,itit-. itiiu'n nitntiiintiiff 21 acres.
VI nelv located, well watered. House and
han, Vmt. of nil kinds. Part Improved
Title clear. For terms, prlco, etc., address
Lock box G Milford, Fa.
CORRESPONDENCE
Corresixmdonta are particularly
rnnnnsted to send In all news in
tended for publication not later
than Wednesday in each week to in
sure insertion.
MATAMORAS.
At Epworth Church last Sunday morn
ing the Pastor Rev. Sponcor took for his
guhjeot,"Valklng with God," and preach
ed a very Interesting sormon therofrom
At the closo of the service the choir sang
some selections and Mr. Spencor sang a
solo which pleased the large audiouce.
Attheevenlng sorvioe tho Y.P.S C.E
had charge of the so'vice. B. F- Durant
Is oresldent. The Juulor Ch"lstiao En
deavor assistedalso In thooxorolses. Miss
Hora Snyder Is president of that society
The program rondorod was as follows; 1 .
Sinning by both soclotlos. 8, Solo Hazel
Hornbook. 8. Prayer Key. Sponcer. 4
Singing by both soclotlos. B. Reading
Miss Oora Snyder. 6. Slngbig of J unlor
socloty. 7. Rocltntlon Miss Emma Bill-
man. 8. SIngltig by the societies. 9
Kocitatlon Miss Katlo Walls. 10. Sink
ing by the societies. 11. Address on Mis
slouary Work Roy. Sponco'. 19. Sing
ing by the soclotlos. Miss Edith Snydor
presided at the organ.
A Darty of vcntlomon loft town last
Thursday for Yankee Pond, Sullivan. Co
ThoBewho wont wove of Matamoras. Yan
keo Pond Is 4 m'les f.'Oin Wu"isboro and
Is a fine sheet of water. The a Tangomoats
are all complete for flsh'Dg. A largo home
Is there to accomodate the di.Toront parties
Mr. Wltman ls'proprleior of tho pond and
tho surrounding grounds. Those gentle
men had splendid luck and bi ousht home
a fine lot of plcterl. They returned Sat
urday. Mr. Watts left town to-day for Hancock
N . Y . to be absent a woek-
Mlss A. Marshall, of Brooklyn, who has
boon spending some time with M. John
Balinore left town today for bor home.
Mrs. Delia Davidson and daughter, and
Mr. and Mrs. Alia Mural and two chil
dren from Sparta, N. J., are visiting Mrs
Davidson's brother, Mr. Robe-t Danly.
They have boon visiting relatives at' Mil
ford and Port Jorvls also.
Mr. 3. B. Morford, of St. Thomas, Can
ada, called upon Mr. and Mrs. R. 8.
Danly on Sunday.
Mr. Benjnmln Lilly, of Now Yo'k, vis
ited his mother last week. Bon. Is now
traveling for some soap firm.
Miss Annie Marshall, of Brooklyn, N.
Y who has boon vlsltlug at Mrs. John
Balmore's, returned to her city home ou
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Langton, of Matamor
as, tendered a roceptlon at thoir homo on
Third streot on Thursday evening to the
teachers and officers of tho Sabbath
schools of Epworth Church. The evening
was spent In a yery social manner, late .
spersed with games and vocal music. Re
freshments were served, which were very
much enjoyod. The Rev. Mr. Speucer,
the pastor, was In attendance. Mr. and
Mrs. Langton entertained the Sunday
school In a very pleasant manner.
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society
oonnectod.'wlth Epworth Church gave a
social on Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. Youngs Kllpatrlck.
An entertainment at the Matamoras
High School takes plaoe on Friday after
noon. It will consist of recitations and
singing, the proceeds to go towards the
Lafayette fund. The parents and frlonds
of the pupils are especially Invited to be
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skinner and their
two sons, Claud and Russell, returned
from a visit to New York, Jersey City and
Moutclatr, N. J., Tuesday evening, whore
tbey have boon for the past wouk .
Mrs. Frank Blakenoy, of Little Falls,
daughtor of Mr. aud Mm. Thomas Kotch
am, Is vlsltlug at her former home In
Tlatamoras.
The hop given by the Arbltrium Club In
Farnum's Hall last evening was a pleasant
affair. About Do couples wore In attcu
dance, livory ouc was In a happy frame
of mind and an enjoyable time was hud
by all proacnt.
The muslo furnished by J. Davis clar
ionet, T. ilclrne, violin, and Miss Mary
Squire pianist, was of a IiIkIi ordur and
(IvvJrV'jd the opplause aocoruud thorn
A number of guests from llilgdonot
Sparrowliush and Greenville wore In at
tendance.
The hops given by this organisation last
winter were of a very ploasailt charactor,
but the one last evening was no exception
titlicrnlo. 'The next hop will take place
on Thursday evening, October BO. Invita
tions have been Issued and a pleasant time
Is anticipated. .
Mr. O. D. Mills, of Matamoras, was
very pleasantly surprised on Tuesday eve
nlng at his residence. He was sitting very
qulotly reading the evening paper at Ills
homo and as theolock struck eight he heard
a commotion at the fi:nt door and on op
ening It ho found about 40 of bis friends
wlsnlng h'm a pleasant birthday surprise.
Of course he ushe -ed them In and entc
taincd thorn In a royal manner. . Each
eno't brought something In the eating
line and when the time came for the repast
If was yery much enjoyod by all. Miss
Mills his daughtor In company with Miss
Watts and Miss Hornbook sang solos and
dupts which were enjoyed by all. Every
one was pleased with Mr' Mills birthday
surprlso, and all wish ho may llvo to en
joy a number of them.
MONTAGUE.
M !l editor: Tho sheepskin on the
Nail Keg has had a rest not being able to
sit on It much of Into having business In
another town, but I will give you a fe
Items just to keep our band In aud let
you know hard cldor has not killed us.
Is an officer jusfclnVl under certain con
ditions to break a house open without first
asking the owner to open It.
A few bridges over horo wnnt repairing
before cold weather sets ln-
H. you are wrong, I would hardly go to
Newton to churoh we wont on other
bis.
Jim Vnnetton of Conashatigh, was over
hero lust week putting the local phones In
order.
J. T. Vanctten and wife passed through
here Sunday.
Miss A. Shlmer. of Port Jorvls, thi'
Misses. Grace Boyd, Susie Seely and Lily
Van Tassel of Milford wore visitors here
last week.
Miss Olive Black of New York is home
for a time.
Miss. Urlla Crone who broke her arm
and Wado Westbrook who was Injured
a runaway in Port Jorvls are both rapidly
recovering.
John Vnnoy took his first ride in a yent
Inst Sunday.
Frank Hoyt has Bold one of his horses
to Goo. Hooker.
What might hnve boon a little racket
was avoided by the parties intorortod moot
Ing but not knowing ench other until tin
other fellow was so far away.
Forbid trespassing on your own premis
es and then gonlong your neighbors door
yard and pick fruit. That's protection of
the first water without any Tariff.
The Mango factories of Mrs. Julia Kerr
and Wado Weslbrook are In full blast glv
lng soino of the young lndteu a chanoe to
earn some pin money.
I am tired so will oloso and take a nap
on tho SAIL keo.
DINGMANS FERRY.
Roy. Whitehead preached a very Inter
esting sormon at Centre last Sunday.
Charles Eonslcy, of Layton, N. J , bos
moved to tho Angle tann, near Centre.
I would liko to call tho voters' attention
to the conduct ot tho School Directors,
aud Inquire how It happens that the wo, k
done on the Sliver Lake school house
was acccptod, when nono of It was
done accord'ng to specifications. First,
tho house waj to have two coats of palut,
aud It got but one; second, yellow pine
wainscoting was oa'lod for, but white pine
of a quality which would pass as third
grade was substituted. It was to be oiled,
but was not; third, the door was to be re
paired, or a new ouo put In. The door
has nover been fixed. Fourth, tho plas
tering looks llko the first job of a 10-year-old
boy aud Is already falling off. Firth,
the work was to bo done in a workman
like manner. Was itf I think not, yet
It passed muster. As for Colos, the sill
put In was well done, but as for the kal
somlnlug, the one who gets the nearest to
it carries the most away on his clothes.
Centre was treated to the same kind of
of a coat, but patent seats were denied,
though there was sufficient monoy In the
treasury to buy tboin. Thore Dooms to be
some spits work about this, for one of the
directors said that If the people ot Contre
kept still, and did not say too much they
might fret them auother year.
Contre Is now the only schoolhouse In
tho township without patent seats, and It
co taltily needs thora badly. There may
be a day of reckoning at die po'ls.
Cajsar and K.P. U. have been giving the
Press readers short sketches of a dosper.
ate character they call "Lazy John," but
they fall to state the great crime he Is
guilty of . Is he a forgor, a thief, or mur
derer, or Is he an honest man against
whom they have some omuityf Let them
bo specific. "C.1
A FAMOUS SCHOOL
IN A FAMOUS LOCATION.
The East Stroudsburo, Pa , Nor
mal offers superior educational ad
vantages.
Healthful and Picturesque Lo.
cation in the resort region of the
State.
Buildings new and modern.
Student's Room famished with
Brussels Carpets. No other school
provides bucu luxurious home com
forts.
The Best Boardino. The Most
reasonable rates. The First Nor
mal in the State to introduce Plain
and fancy sewing. .
College Preparatory, Music
and r. locution ary Departments.
Write at once for a catalogue, free,
Winter term opens Jan'y 2, 1899
Address, Oeo. P. Bible, A.M.,
Principal.
Dr. David Kennedy
Favorite I'emcdy
Ct'MtS ALL HIONIFY. ilOMACH
OPEN SEASON FOR (1AM E AM) FISH.
Inasmuch as it is the opinion of eS'iollout lawyer tUit tho t?rm,iral
Act of 1897, whioli mpj.vls "all ho.iMoih, pr .ivlsn, a't4 or rts of aits,
inconsistent with this not or any soit.ion of it," aff iots th j Pika 0 Mint
Spoolal Ltav of 1S7S, we give both, tint tho) do-nrin nny lu iufiriiol
of tho difTeronoo in thoir provisions.
Genkrai, Ave op 1P97.
FISH.
May 3d io Jan. 1.
Apr. 1 to Au?. 1.
Apr. 15 to July 15.
Jan. 1 to Kept- 30.
Jnne 1 lo Jan. 1.
May il to .Tan. 1.
Deo. 81 to June 20.
Sept. 1 to May t.
Black bass and all others,
Son Salmon,
Hpocklod trout,
Ltko trout,
Pike or pickeml,
Susquohanna Salmon,
Hliail, a. :.
CJormnn Carp,
BIRDS AND
Elk, Wild Doer, or Antelope, Nov. 1
drey, Black, or Fox Squirrels, Oct. 15
Hare commonly callod KaDblt, Nov. 1
Qunil or Virginia Partridge, Oot. 15
Hail or Koed liinls, Hept.
Wild Turkey, Oot. 15
Ruuled Orouso commonly call
ed Pheasant, or Pinnated
Orouse commonly callod Prairie
Chicken, Oct. J
Upland or Orass Plover, July
Wild Fowl, Sopt.
Wooodcock during July only
nnd subsequent season, Oct. 15
Wood or summer duck, No provision.
SUMMARY OF GAME LAW.
That thoro shall be no hunting or shooting on Sunday ; pennlty $25
That it shall be unlawful to kill, entrap or pursue with Intent to kill
nny elk, doer, fawn, wild turkey, pheasant, grouse, quail, partridge or
woodoook for the purpose of selling
above game out of the State : penalty
taken, purchasod or sold, and $2;
'jrouso, quail, partridge or woodoock.
in nny one day more than 15 quail or
woodcock, or more than 10 rulllod groitso, (commonly called pheasant or
more than two wild turkeys, or to kill
Unlawful to use dogs in hunting for
pursuing door may bo killed. Hunting rabbits with ferrets prohibited
No song or insectivorous birds may bo killed ; penalty $10.
LAI TOW.
At tho Dumooratlc primary on Saturday
thoro was a general turn out and things
moved along qulotly with but little frict
ion' The "Hoss" laid some plans but lack
ed the nerve to carry them out. 173 votes
were cast, of whluh Jas.McCuo recleved 1 41.
.1. F. UncUster 31, and J. M. Demarost 1.
Tho delegates were Frank Shay, Manning
Hotalen. J. V. Major, and Ashor Snook.
The "Boss" was nonorod with a re-eloctlou
as memlier of the Central Committee;
oausowhyf Nobody else seemed to wnnt
It.
Charles Bensley and family moved last
Saturday from R. H. Kvorltts to Piko Co.
Cnarles has In view the learning of the
innsons trade undor those excellent work
men, the Depues.
Tho examination of teachers Inst Satur
day had a lighter attendance than usual
but tno questions woro nono t he less knot
ty. There seems to be an Impression Boili
ng ground that those who desire to fol
low teaching will soon noedto approach it
as alifo work and devote their full time
and altentlou to the science of tcnchlng,
and acquiring everything new In the realm
ot history nnd the sciences at the earliest
practicable moment.
u. jonnsou is now employed on a stir
face car line In N. Y having began work
last week.
With the exception of the teachers ohalr
(and that Is at the dnypo) the seats and
furniture of the Hainesville school house
are now In place and nil hands are as proud
as the kid with his first pair of suspen
ders
Something serious Is going to happen,
right away soon If the gentlemen who
walked awny with a oouple or Mrs. Litis'
squashes does not return them In short
ordor. Abo ate his up at once and as It Is
too Into now for an emetio to do any good,
that squash Is appa.-ently a goner. What
Pete has done with his doesn't appear In
evidence, but being out of court we would
advise him to do as Abo did, and then look
out for Mary Ann and a stomach pump
until It settles.
Miss Maud Warnor was home from her
school at Clifton, N. J., over Saturday and
Sunday for a brief visit.
Some of tho teachers bog to Intimate to
the Board of education that thotr efforts In
the school are sotnowhat impaired by a
lack of books.
Wild Bill's one horse show gave a flno
exhibition on-our streets a few days ago
The trlok pony worked best while blind
folded and In foot would'nt work any other
way. Everybody enjoyed the fun and got
the worth of thoir money as It went along.
Ask Will Kllutt about it he was there
most of the time.
H. E. Montrosg nnd John Suldor are
partners In the finest lot of celery In the
valley. It Is grown for market I presume
aud as put up by Suldor will pluaso tho
most fastidious eye nnd tickle the most
epicurean palate.
Thore not belug a majority of delegates
for auy one candidate f ;r surrogate at the
Democratic convention In Newton Monday
J. F. Huckster throw his to his fellow
townsman J. M. Demerost the result be
ing that Demerest is the candidate for sur
rogate. The tickot in this part of Jersey this fall
will be as follows: .
Republican.
For Governor Foster M. Voorhees.
" Congress J.I. B. Reiloy.
" Assembly Col. O K. Armstrong.
" Surrogate Samuel Johnson.
Democratic
For Governor Elvln W. Crane.
' Congress J. 8. Salmon.
" Assembly E. E. Smith.
" Surrogate J. M. Demurest.
II.
LEDGEDALE.
Goorgt) Killnm nnd wife, of Panpack,
and Rufus Ulughaiii and wife, of Wiscon
sin, were guests of I. K Killain last F. l
day. Mr. Bingham many years ago wa.
a resident of Puupack, aud when he moved
west hail t team of horses he prized high
ly, wishing to tuku them with him, he
employed I. K. Killnm, then a boy of
about tweuty years, to drive tbeiu to Buf
falo, aud then pruoeud by boat to Wiscon
sin. ,
Mrs. J. Milton Nicholson, of Salem, is
the guest of her niece, Mrs. Ira Kellaui.
Ladles' Aid of Slmonstown will meet at
Mrs. U. E Simons next Thursday.
WAYKg CO.
PlKM U(. ACT OK
No provision.
May 1 to Aug. 1
No provision.
Juno 1 to Koh.l."
No provision.
MAMMALS.
to D c. 1,
Ojt.. 1 to D,io 1
Kcpt.l tor"C!.15
Oot.15 to I)c(!. 15
Oct. 15 to Duel
No provision.
to Don. 15.
to Doo. 15.
to D,io. 15.
1 to Dec. 1.
to Dec 15.
5 to Deo. 15.
fppt.15to DfC.1
No provision.
15 to Jan. 1.
1 to May 1.
to Deo. 15.
July 4 to Hoc. 15
Oct. 1 to Jan 1
the same, or to ship any of the
$100 for every elk, door or fawn so
for every wild turkey, pheasant,
Unlawful for any person to kill
Virginia partridge, or more than 10
m one season moro than 2 deer
deer, under a penalty ot IUU. Dogs
BEAUTY aND
DURABILITY.
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White Bronze
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Monu- f
excel in tbeao points nnd are
THE BEST AT THE LEAST
COST. Write for designs
and prices.
J. F. HUNTINGTON,
Lackawaxen, Pa.
Sole ngent for Pike County.
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We have completed onr preparation
for the display of Fnll nnd
Wintor Footwonr. You
are requested to inspect
the new Fall Shapes
JOHNSON'S SHOES.
They have tho usual perfection i
lines, superiority of material nnd
workmanship, and are tho sttindar
of fashion.
This seloction includes Patent
Calf .Shoes of the well-known I Icy I
Stock, Willow Calf, Russets nnd
Biack, Bos Culf, Heavy-soled Storm
Shoes, and Fine Calf Dress Shoes.
"Dont Forget tho
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1 Our Office is Opposite U.S. Patent office ?
j.aiii w uru patent ui k Uawi iuu Uiut
remote frum W'ahiuKtua. 5
t Dcaa model, crwn-.g or photo., miin dcnp-f
'It a. We advUc, if patcnuiLlo or dl, irtecij
charge. Our fee n t due till duUqc is tenured.- S
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coat ot mum ia the U. S. mad lurcuia cuntrie
(cat irec. Addrvaft, $
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t..k) it to John K. Rudolph, the
jeweler, Milford, Fa. If.
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Washington' Hotels.
RIGGS HOUSE.
The hotel
Hence of the cnpllal.
lor?.
'd within one bl'K-k of the white
House and tlireetly opposite tho Treasury.
Inoit table In tho city.
VILLARD'S HOTEL.
A fmnmifl hotlrr. rpniMrknlile for lt
isU'Hcjil nflHoHiitiona mill loiiff sustninfMl
mpulfirity. Kerontly rtMiovnt-tHl, ropuiuted
ml partially rcttirtuHheu.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
A hmdtunrk among the hotels of Wash
lnu'lon, patronised in former years bv
residents and high officials. Always a
rime lavorit-e. Kecontlv remodeled and
nderetl better than ever. (Inn. Pa. rl.
H. dep. WALTKlt BUHTON. Hes. Mgr.
Thoso Tint pis nre tho prinrlpnT pnlitlcnl
'tulowniis fif tho cnpitul nt nil tlrmn.
her ivm tho hesfc Btopnini pluct'S nt roiv-
nnblo rati '8.
O. O. STAPLE S. Proprietor.
O. DEWITT, Manager.
AGENTS YANTED
In Every County to Supply
the great popular demand for
AMERICA'S WAR
FOR HUMAMITY.
TOLD IN PICTURE AND STORY,
COMPILED AND WRITTEN BV
Senator John J. Incralls.
Of Kansas.
Tho most brilliantly written, must pro
fiiscly and nrtisticnlly Illustrated, nnd
iM'ist Intensely popular hook on the. sul-
j"ct of tho war with Spain. Nearly
200 Supsrb Illustrations
from Phototographs.
taken npnrlnliy for this grent Work. A (tents
are maklne ?r,() to $1(10 a wwk selllne It
A veritable bonanza tor live oanvnssers.
Apply for description, terms and territory
at ono to
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ST. LOUIS, MO., Or N- V. City,
A new line of
DRY GOODS NOVELTIES
In Dress Goods,
LADIES' WAISTS AND
WRAPPERS.
A Choice Selection of Ladies
and Men's Neckwear.
1! most assortment ever shown in
town.
R VIVIAN -:-
-:- & WELLS.
Mason's
Quart Cans
49c. a Dozen
A LSO BIG MOUTH AND
HALF GALLON CANS
IN STOCK. EXTRA "RUB
BERS FOR ALL KINDS
OF CANS.
CLOWER POTS from the
1 Slip Size up to the Lar
gest.
WE WANT Eggs, Pota
toes and Ttnttpr
HOAGLAND'S
Port Jervis, - - N. Y
Our New Fall Styles
In nion's and boy's elothinp;
show all the nowest tex
tures and weaves in bund
some fabrics Mint are made
up in the best style and
handiwork of the tjiilor's
art, and are equal in finish
elegance fit nnd style to the
best custom-made clothing.
A Rlanee nt our stock will
show our lines to be more
comiloto and of larger as
sortment to choose from
than can be found in Port
Jervis.
Men's all-wool business suits
ti.W and up.
GUNNING & FLANAGAN
Cor, Front and Susses stroets,
TORT JERVIS, N. Y.
HviyoHtc Kemcdy
Cukes all Kidney, Stomach
AW U L1VL.K TKOUoLUi
Dost Tubacco Spit i&d Saiuaa Yost Lift Away.
To quit wbacco eiwily and forever, bma-
nciic. iuii or ititi, norvu and vigor, take No-Ti
Hoc, thu WiiuUvT- worKtT, that n;aiie weak men
".iro-ig. All uriiy rista, 5'c uf i. CureguaruD'
tet-d liufjKitt Bid au:up'.0 fret). Adarcat
le kind iliat fib and iftM
I fbe figure confenn to the mo5t & -I
fajh!cnab!clif)C5WiII)oyfihc J j fL, j
A 5lp5f discomfort jWkk 1
PR1PFS Al WAYS V.h 11(7 A
Pnld Purorio ol SO or more
will bs sent FREIGHT Pf!CPAIO
to any railroad station In MAINE,
MA8SAOH1J8ETT3, RHODE IS-
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YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, and
FV J?F15EY.
OWING TO A
CONTEMPLATED
CHANGE,
In onr business, it is neoes nry to
reduce onr stck, nnd during Oc
tober there will bo a hot time (in
the old town) at our store.
A SAMPLE OF
Mason Improved Quart Fruit Jars,
39o. dozen. Antique Contro Table,
25a. each. Bed Blankets 29o., 69o.
89o. nnd 99o. er pair. Solid Oak
Bed Room Suits, complete, 8
pieces, 112.75 and A discount on
all Sideboards from $2 to $7 each.
An elegant $4 Toilet Sot for $1.49.
Come Quick while
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92 Pike St.,
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New Millinery. New Firm.
Beautiful artistic millinery in all the prevailing styles.
HEST OF WORK AT SHORT NOTICE.
Also a complete line cf Infant's wear
Give us a call and we will endeavorto please.
SALLEY & ENNIS,
79 Pike Street,
A LITTLE HORSE SENSE.
Applied to the question of a stove will demonstrate
the fact thar. a good stove is more of a considera
tion thin nny other Article of furniture. If you con
aider this fact -why experiment with some untried stove
when you can buy the DOCKASH for the same money
or less than any other stove in the market. There U
- but one genuine.
LUDLUM & PECK,
43 FRONT STREET, PORT JERVIS, N.Y.
IF YOU WANT.
Drugs,
Medicines,
Chemicals,
Toilet Articles,
and Stationery,
and...
Prescriptions
Carefully
Prepared, call at
C. O.ARMSTRONG'S
, Milford Pharmacy.
dr. dayid Favorite
KWRemedy
The one sure cure for J
Tie idneyiHiver and Blood
t. sJP teihA isthsTs. P
THE PRICES'
the stock i3 full.
Port Jervis.
Old Established Store.
Port Jervis, IM. Y.
$RUTAN,$
THE BICYCLE REPAIRER,
has a well equipped
REPAIR SHOP
Everything for a Bicycle.
Wheels to Sell and Rent
Lessons given to beginners
Wheels cleaned and crat
ed for cyclists.
Locks repaired and keys
fitted to locks.
Broad St., . Milford, Pa.
ffUuns cleaned and repaired.
T. Armstrong & Co.
Sccessors to
BROWN & ARMSTRONG,
Dealers in
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE,
Milford,
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