.: V-IJ i STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. J- M "V THE LANE INSTITUTE, THE LAN E INSTITUTE CO. II3S Broadway, St. Jamaa Bulld Ing, New York. Forth Treatment and Cure of LIQUOR, OPIUM AND MORPHINE HABITS. NO JIYPODKHMIC INJECTION'S. A FRIIFKCT HONIK THFATMEST OH 8NI TAnlUM ADVASTA0E8. IS ART HTKOl'USHUWl, P.. Sprinii Tf.hm Opens Tuesday March 27, 1900. Special classes fur tcaehors pre naring for tho S)ing examinations. For full particulars, address, (iKO. P. Bini.E, A.M., Principal. All Around the County. IlINOMAYS KEI5KY. M ATA MORAS. COD LIVER OIL 4thof JULY OF pinrninnin r KtWUKKo of all kinds FLAGS fii iim.. BUNTING CHINESE LANTERNS Call and inspect stock Before purchasing elsewhere. Prices -:- Right. A. Q. WALLACE Harford & 4tli Sta. Miltord, Pn. with Hint nwful taste, is like the provorbinl rose with m thorn a pood thing witn a draw back. It is prescribed for wasting diseases, general debility, roughs, chronic colds, con sumption, etc., and we are ex pected to make it as palatable as possible. OUR CUSTOMERS tell tis our preparation is re markably pleasant, and meets the demand of tho times. It is pure, elegant and full strength. Fl'M.Y Ol'AKANTKEO. C. 0. ARMSTRONG, Druggist - - Milford, Pa. To Uppolr Broken Artl. oles use Major's iCcmcnt Remember MAJOR'S lU-HHKrt CE.MISNT, MAJOR'S LEATHER CEMENT. O. 2. a B 2 a B 2' CD M) e- ? O 05 HAR Of All Kinds and Styles. Blankets, Robes, Whips and Horse Outfitting gen erally. 0AR1UAGE TRIMMINGS. Repairing ;-neatlyDOne. Examine my stock it will please you. The price too. -L F. IIAFNEll- Harford St. . .Milford Pa. o g o E p. M, o- cr n 9. m 3 n 3 -. 3 s. o - a H. SB 33 Q 6 m is a E! call on or For estimates address. -J. C. PRESCOTT - MaUmons, Pa. WALL PAPER Table Dainties, Fresh groceries. Canned goods. Meats in every form. Turkeys and chickens. Oysters and vegetables. Everything for an elegant dinner at GUMBLE BROS. Harford St. Milford Pa. J. C. CHAMBERLAIN Real Estate Agent. riuusns nntl Iiols mill lota without House. LVtalur lu nil kinds of Property. Complete new stock of the latest designs in apcr and borders for spring and summer trade now on hand Also lots of new Miss M.iry A Frn,"-r hfis returned after spendim; the winter with her daughter at, "Matamoras, and isagnin occupying hor cotfoige hore. There was a lnrge attendance at the last service in Centre. Hoy. At wood seems to persuade many of those who need to hoar the Word to come out The Sunday School at Centre will bo reorganized for tho summer next Sunday. The small amount of rye left in this section by the hard freeza has greatly improved recently. VanEtten Bros, have built n two story cottage with a flue pia,,i on a knoll just back of the Conashangh bridge. John Schrniber, one of our Super visors, has shown by the work done on the road ahove Shepherds that what is worth doing at all is worth doing well and has made an excel lent job of it. Some ignoramuses will do others nn injury and think they are perpet rating a good j ike. Reedor Morgan has hisnowbntch- or shop in to vn open for business and has started his meat wagon on its usual summer route. Some very good bargains were se cured at the sale of goods in the Pin chot store. Irving C. Anglo will soon have one of tho most attractive cottages in the town. He is greatly itnprov ing his surroundings. The High Falls Hotel has a number of city boarders. A welconio'rain fell nere last Fri day. Airs. uiMie-t Heater lias so far re covered from her. illness as to be out of doors. It may be humane not to kill rows because they catch mice and destroy bugs and worms, but the rule works best when they are pul ling some other mans corn. Difficulty is experienced in erect ing the Dingman bridge on account of the scarcity of laborers. Every, body is busy working their land. Little pigs are scarce here. Ed. Nyce and a Jersey dealer bought up the stock. Garret Broadhead and Frank Downs attended the wedding of Miss Hetty Decker und Mr. Loport at Deokertown last Saturday. The storm last Friday consider ably damaged cornfields on side hills. Oats look fair, as do potatoes and rye is improving. Tax collector Hornbock is making it easy for the tax payers, by ex tending the time for payment to the full limit. It is hoped this will en able every one to meet the obliga tion on time and save him the dis agreeable duty of pressing payment. Some ot our former collectors have been prompt to aad the Ave per cent. Cjesar. The E;ivorth Hewl'ig ('iide ncols this week at the lioni i of Misses Mary and Caddie Skinner. A number of the Matamoras High school pupils attended It -gents ex aminations in Port Jervisthis woek The W. C. T. U. S x'ial last Friday evening at tho home of Fred Wick ham was a success. A good pro gram was rendered and ice orenm and cake were served by thehostoss Mrs. Biula and daughter, Alice, of Jersey City, culled on friends hore Thursday. Harry Moore, of Jersey City, has spont a few days bore visiting rela tions. His wifo has been here some lima the guest of her sister, Miss Blanch Watts. A number of our young people took part in the variety entertain ment in O Id Fellows Hall Saturday evening and acquitted themselves with credit. Miss Ilemey, who has charge of the primary department, entertain ed lier pupils with a picni ) at Buck leys (Jrovo yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Brown the music teacher, of Port Jervis, will give a piano reoita lext Monday evening nt Epworth churcli. Mrs. Uoonrod, who gave so much pleasure on a former oc casion, will again recite. Mrs Brown has quite a large music class here L. F. Blokor and daughter, Sadie, spent a few davs last week at Twin Lakes fishing 'it nil were very sue cessful. ' Ed. Lord and wifo are spending fow days at L lrdvillo. Commencement servicos will t ike place this evening. Miss Susie See- ley, of Milford, will favor the people with a voe.nl solo as will also Miss Carno Van Wormer, of Port Jervis, and Mi?3 Hazel Hornbeck, or this place. An orehester of six pieces will bo present and Mrs. Speidle will be organist and Frank Wilkin pianist. A fine program will be given. Your correspondent visited the school Tuesday and was highly pleased with the good workoccomp lished by the pupils and teachers during the past year. Childrens day was duly observed last Sunday in the chnrchos. Ep worth was elaborately decorated with flowers and ferns and tho chil dren gave their recitations in a very pleasing manner. The choir rend ered tho singing very well, and the singing of Mrs. Lilly and the Misses Billman and Hornbeck was especi ally pleasing. At Hope church a floral service entitled the "Court of Peace" was given. The church was decorotod with taste and a hand some arch spanned tho pulpit, bear ing over it the words Peace, Praise, Thanksgiving and Trust. lsnao Shnfor has had his now house painted white with yellow trimmings and black sash aixl now present a handsome appearance, and with a beautiful lawn Isaac has ice of the o osiest homes along that road. l'hosn haviujf chai-.;) of fie tlaine.sviUo C unetery h ivo limit, a neat, post and wire fenej aroiiii l it This cemetery is kept tho neatest of any in this valley, while some are a disgrace to thf) community in which i they ore located. Teachers are being engaged for the coming year all over the county our Board will meet on Wednesday of this week for this purioso. A change should be made in s iinn of our text books, but will not be oct ed upon at this meeting. Alonz Djoiio, Census Enumera tor for this town, is on his rounds, and with tho loovl school cenaus tnkor, and last but. not least the As sessor, tho pnhlio are kept pretty hnsv nnnweving questions. Childrens day exercises took place at Bevanslnst Sunday oveiiinsr. The church was filled to its fullest capa city, and every one taking part in tho exercises acquitted themselves admirably. HURRAH FOR RUBBERS ! We don't iman the stretchy kind, but we do mean the ones that you will find easy work to make ONE PAIR STRETCH YOU LONGER SAXDYSTOX. DRY GOODS offering and notions. Please give us a call and see some of the special things we are cheap. RYMAN -:--: & WELLS, Milford, Penna. KIMBLES. Life and Insurance agent Notary Public. "All business given prompt attention. Office on Harford Street Opposite offioe of C. W. Hull. Milford, Pa. LIVERY STABLES. Life Insurance - The .rETNA offers special induce ment both on Life and Endowment policies. Stable, cheap and prompt payment of all claims. For information apply to Leroy E. Kipp, Agent, Milford, Pa If you want a stylish sin gle or double rig, safe horses, good harness and clean, comfortable carriages at reasona ble prices call on J. B. Van Tassel, Corner Ann and Fourth streets MILiOED PA. T. Armstrong & Co. Dyspepsia Cure Sccessors to BROWN & ARMSTRONG, Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Milford, . , . . . Pa. Digests what you cat Itartlflcially digests the food and aids Vattire In HtreuKthcMiing and recon- oT.ru.cUng the extmusU d di.-tlve or gans it is the latest discovereddigesb ant and tonio. Woollier preparation can approach it In ellii icncy. It in stantly relieves and jicrinaiientlycurea Dyspepsia, ImiiKt-stii.il, Heartburn, Flatulence, Hour Stoinat'h, Naiiiiea, tick Headache,(iatil ral;ia.t:raiiiii and all other results of ininei tertdijiestiou, Prcp-irca by fc C Dsttitt C.. Ch'tug". Cnssle Lindenimn, who has been attending school nt Lackawaxen, is enjoying her vacation with her par cuts, and has been employed to tench the Burcher school. Phi-bo Ilolbert, of Ijnckawaxen, Is spending a week at H. W. Kelly's. Miles C. Howland has moved here and will assume charge of the inter est of L. S. Jones. Childrens day was observed here last Sunday, The recitations and singing' by the scholars was excellent, and was listened to by a number oi visitors from Hawley. O. Frank Howland and Nelson De witt visited here Sunday. C. Keyser and wife, of Tufton, were guests of their daughter, Mrs. George Kdwards, last Sabbath. Mrs. S. L. Doughty, of LakeTedy- uscung, visited friend here recently. J-.,. Kimble, a tornier resident, vis ited with his brother, George, a cou' pie of days this week. H W. Kelly was at llonesdale on bu.sidess a day last woek. K. iVOODTOWN. Friends of L. J. Middaugh are glad to learu he is recovering from his recent illness Foxes hav-i depleted W. (. Park er's stock of fowls sixty per cent. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bradford and daughter Beatrioe called on L. J. Middaugh Sunday. L. (i. Sweezy has one of the bet looking farms in the township. Oito Z oellner is -usy putting his large house on Walkers Lake in readiness receive summer board ers. A complete line of Mens flneshoea ,and Oxfordb at T. Armstrong & Co. Thomas Lantz came homo on Sat nrday last from the Normal school at Stroudsburg Pa. and will enjoy the summer vacation at home. On Saturday I went to see how the work was progressing on the now iron bridge at Dingmans. I found the trestle work in position betwoon the abutment and first pier and they will bo ready to put the iron In plncj byTuosrtay of this woek. me river is low, ana it it remains so, the bridge will soon be ready for the pnhlio. The writer had a pleasant chat with Chester R. Smith, the efficient teacher of the Brick House school, on Sunday last. His school closes on Wednesday of this week and on July 5 or 6 will loave for Washing ton D. C. where be has a position in the Census Bureau. Childrens day exercises were hold in the H'f'd church at Bevans on Sunday evening. Tho church was filled Hiid the children carried their parts through without a hitjh, to tho delight of tho audience. A pole on the Hudson river line near the residence of Andrew Ca ton was struck by lightning on Fri day cutting the wire and damaging the pole. The queer part of it, is, that, that stroke burned out every phone along the local line. A line man repaired the break on Monday. H. E. Montross proprietor of the hotel at Dayton had nn offer for Ins property the past week but declined to sell. A Netvtou party is the would be purchaser. Additional Lical Matter. John McCarty is now lighting ihe street lamps. Mrs. Edward Hoed and son, of Port Jervis, are visiting nt the Homestead. A pedlar backed in a lamp post yesterday on Mott St. broaking the globe, It cost him $1.75. Jury Commissioners B.mj. Smith of Greene, and E. A. Greening drew tho juries for Ojt. Term yesterday Chip. Bnist furnishes excellent hardy tomato and cabbage plants and has a fino assortment of flowers and vines The partial eclipse ot the moon Tuesday night about 10:30 was very pretty sight though not very distinctly visible. August Bertrend is seriously ill with a complication of diseases at his home, in Dingman township, but is now improving. The dance given nt Raymondskill Tuesday night by James Thornton who has leased the platform there was slimly nttondnl. Clarence De Groat, of Blooming Grove, was lodged in jail last even ing charged with hnvir.g taken mon ey of John Sommors June 13th. The Una weather and excellent condition of the ronds brought out many wheelmen, and carriages Sun day Hour nutamobilos also were scon. Andrew Jackson Rogers, a former resident of, and member of Congress from Sussex Co. N. J. and a promin ent Democratic politician died at his horoo in N. Y. May 221 nged 74 yrs A contract has been let for build ing ii trolley road between E:iston and Nazareth, This lino wi 1 con nect the cement and slate regions of Northampton with Eiston. P. C. Rutan has opened his bicycle and repair shop on Broad stroet, whore may be found a good stock of wheels and sundries, and an exor ie'noed workmnn in charge to make necessary repairs. " tf P. N. Bourniqne, of the Bluff Houso, tried a new fire extinguisher of which he has bought several and 150 feet of hose for the house, a few evenings since. A pile of dry wood was flred and when blazing the ap paratus was used with good success in extinguishing the fire. J. B. Westbrook, of Dingmans, has announced himself a candidate for the Legislature and is busy in terviewing his Democratic friends. William Anle is also quietly on the lookout for votes for the same of fice and there are many excellent re asons which can bo nrged why he should receive them if the p6opleare BEST OF ALL FLOUR." FEED, MEAL, BRAN, OATS, and HAY. When in need of anv Hello to No. ").. or come to SAWKILL MILL, MILFORD, PA Than any others you have worn. ATRIAL WILL BE CONVICTION KANE, 21 Front St., ! Port Jervis. i A New Store - A NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK OF PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES. FANCY TOILET ARTICLES. Soaps, Perfumes, Proprietary Articles And Everything Usually Found in a First-Class Drug Store. H. E. Emsrson & Co., Next Door to Hotel Fauchere. Prescription Carefully Compounded Brovd Street, Milford, Penns ylvanla awake to their best interests. Steamship Line to the South. Tho Erie ticket office at Port Jer vis is now prep i red to quote rates and issue tickets toany point reached by the Alius Line, Cromwell Line, Munson Line and the New York and Cuba Line from Now York, at the very lowest rates for one way or round trip ticket. Anyone contem plating ft trip to the "West Indies," Mexico or any point on the coast eith er via rail or steamship will save money by calling nt or addressing Erie Ticket Office, Port Jervis, N. Y. je'2 CONSUMPTION never stops because the weather U warm. Then why stop taking SCOTT'S EMULSION' simply because it's summer? Keep taking it It will heal your lungs, and make them strong for another winter. loc. and f i.oo 1 all dnixrials. Excursion Ticket to Philadelphia. On account of the Republican Na tional Con volition to be held at Phil adelphia, Pa., the Erie will sell spec ial excursion tickets from this sta tion to Philadelphia, on June 15, 16, 17, 18 nnd 19, good for continuous imssage, going on date of sale, and for continuous return passage, leaving Philadelphia not later than June 2Gth, l'JOO. at the low rate of 5. for the round trip. jel5 A Fast Bicycle Rider Will often receive painful cuts, sprains or bruises for iicculeiits. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, will killUi" pain and heal the injury. It's the cyelist's friend. Cures t'hafnie, ('happed hands. Sore Lips, Burns, Ulcers and Piles. Cure guaranteed Only 25o. Try it. Sold by all Drug gists. HEW-YORK 4Utl9li6 TRI-WEEKLY TOISUIE. TaRE1E TWES A WEK- Tho first number of THR TKI-WKKlv jY TRIltUNK whs publish. N"ovemlor 30th. Tho immli.iM an I e.mlhil vt;loomi) ueennlcil It from Kttsumi nnd Wm- torn ntiitoa fiiMiireri an nitt'Xaiiiitlftt succtH It is puhlUhtMi on Mm, day. 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Contains all the news of tho Nation and World, with interesting and instructive) reading for every memier of of every family on every farm and In every villago lu the United States. Regular subserlptlou price $1.00 per yjur, but wo furnish lb And THE PRESS I Year for $1.65. Send all orders to PIKE COUNTY PRESS, Milford, Pa. Sew Summer Goods. WASH FABRICS, WOOLEN SUITINGS, WHITE GOODS, UNDERWEAR, HATS and CAPS, WALL PAPER, LADIES' SHOES, MENS' MISSES' " CHILDRENS' SHOES, AT PROVISIONS, CROCKERY, GLASS. Also ANTI-RUST TINWARE, All kinds of OILS & PAINTS, PURE LEAD & ZINC PAINTS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HARDWARE, MATS and MATTING, OIL CLOTH, ETC., ETC. W. & G. MITCHELL'S, MILFORD, PA. Great Clubbing Offer. The Pike County Pkkkr has made arrangements with the publisher of the "Vermon t Farm Journal" which enables us to make the luobt remarkable clubbing otfur ever be fore hoard of iu this beellou. Here it is; Pike Co. Press I vr. Vermont Farm Journal I yr. N. Y. Weekly Tribune I. yr. American Poultry Advocate I yr. The Gentlewoman I yr. Mari on Harland's Cook Dook. Ten Nights in a Dar Room. All for $2.00 Regular Price $5.50 Pike County PRESS, Renewals $2.25. Milford Penna.
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