THE LANE INSTITUTE,
THE LAN E INSTITUTE CO.
IDS Broadway, St. Jama Build
ing, New York.
For th Treatment and Cure of
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SPORTING GOODS,
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Harford & 4th Sts. Milford, Pi.
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Urnken Arti
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Examine my stock it
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price too.
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Harford St. - Milford, Pa.
Table
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Canned gootls.
Meats in every form.
Turkeys and chickens.
Oysters and vegetables.
Everything for an elegant
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Harford St. Milford Pa
J. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Real Estate Agent.
House and Lots nnd lot. without Hounu.
Deuler lu till kimU of Proporty.
Life Insurance agent and
Notary Public.
All business given prompt
attention.
Office on Harford Street
Opposite offlue of C. W. Bull.
Milford, Pa.
Life Insurance -
The offers special Induce
tnents both on Life and Eudowuieut
policies. Stable, cheap and prompt
payment of all claims.
For information apply to
Leroy E. Kipp, Agent,
Milford. Pa
T. Armstrong & Co.
Sccessors to
BROWN & ARMSTRONG.
Dealers in
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE,
Milford, Pa.
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roughs, chronic colds, con
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OUR CUSTOMERS
toll us our preparation is re-
markably pleasant, nnd meet?
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Druggist - - Milford, Pa
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of the latest designs in
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spring and summer
trade now on hand.
Also lots of new
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give us a call
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and see
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cheap.
RYMAN -:--:-
SWELLS,
Milford, Penna.
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and clean, comfortable
carriages at reasona
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Corner Ann and Fourth streets
MILFORD PA.
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All Around the County.
MAT A. MORAS.
Mrs. Frnnk Cor win mil f.imily,
John Wonnooott, nid daught
er, Eva, and Mrs. K hort Skinner's
family visited Midway Park, at Mid
dletown, last Monday. They were
met at the Park by Mr. Mintruin
nnd family, of Pine Bush, nnd spout
the day very pleasantly.
Howard Daisley nnd wife, of
Brooklyn, onme up Tuesday evening
nnd are guests at Uov Hpincers.
llattio Murphy, of New York, is
sponding the summer with her cous
in, Mrs. Ir vinif Clifford.
Anna T izer, of W iverly, is visit
ing her cousin, the Mis-t" Ileiden
thal, on Washington street.
Leila Van Done, of Warwick, is
visiting her grandfather, O. II
Langton.
Milton Shay is disnhled by rheu
matism from attending his milk
route, nud it is now in charge of his
brother, Irvin.
Emma Billmnn has accepted n sit
nation in the Economy store nt Port
Jervis.
Harry Cook returned to his home
in Princeton, N. J.. Monday, nftor
spending ft week at the Allen House
Alicia Stidd, of Jersey City, is vis
tting Miss Clam Hoidootlinl.
Miss Alice Dickerman, of Bing
hninptm, is a guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Cieo. Loudun.
Mrs, John Myers nnd hor two
chillien nnd Mrs. T. J. Kutohnm left
Wednosday for a visit in Brooklyn.
Bessio Wilcox, of Hobokon, is vis
iting her nnti's, Mi w Wliysnll.
Uov. II. C. Lilly and wife left
town this morning ace -mrvi niod by
his little brother, Joe, for Bithlo-
hom, Pi., Mr. Lilly's homo. They
took n carriage drive through the
country by the way of Btrondshurg.
Thoy will bo absent three weeks
during which time there will he no
service in his church.
John Foley nnd brother, Fred
of New York city, left for their
home on Sunday afternoon. They
hnvo bjen the guests of their uncle
Uov. Father Tries, of St. Joseph's
church, for the past week.
Mrs. Walter Carr, of Carbondale,
Pa., is the guest of hor mother, Mrs.
Catharine Price, on Washington
street.
R 8. Danloy, Jr., nnd wifo, who
have been the guests of their pn rents,
in thi3 village, for the pvst throe
weeks, loft town on train 5 last ev
ening for their home nt East Liver
pool, Ohio.
Ben Lilly, of New York city, trav
eling salesman for the Sunlight
Soup Co., arrived in town Suturday
evening nnd was calling on bis mnny
friends on Sunday. Bon is looking
well.
Miss Nina Potter, of Sufforn, Is
visiting friends in this villiage.
Mrs. Nollio Quick, of Chicago, is
visiting her mothor, Mrs. Catharine
Romey, on Main streot.
The L. A. 8., oounoctod with Ep
worth church, hold their annual pio
nio Tuosday at Cummin's Grove
The ladies enjoyed a pleasant timo.
An outing party, consisting of
Mrs. Dans and family, Mrs. Gillard
and family and Mrs. Crane nnd fam
ily, visited the mountain, near Mat
amorns, on Friday, and enjoyed a
most delightful day.
Door park Council, No. 5(1, R. T of
T., of Port Jervis, onjoyod a picnic
at Buckley's Grove, along the river,
just opposite Sparnbush. There was
a largo attendance. All reported a
good time.
Prof. Kllcoin, of New York city,
formerly Principal of the Matamor
ns High Bohool, isin town callingon
bis MitUimoras frieuds. lie is look
the picture of health.
Charles Sampson, wife and daugh
ter, JenDio, loft town to day for a
visit with relatives at Binghampton,
Susquehanna and Hancock. Mr,
Sampson takes this vacation on an.
count of his health. They will be
absent two weeks.
Fred Folez, of New York city, is
visiting his ur.cle, Rev. Father Treis,
of St. Josoph ohurch, this village.
Miss Graco Elmor, of Westtown,
and Miss Halsted, of Union ville, are
the guests of Mrs. Allen and daugh
ter, Hattio, of tho Allou House, this
village. 8.
"Don't you see that sign : 'Book
agents not allowed in this building'?"
"I'm not a book agent, sir. I'm a
literature promoter. "
Johnny Paw, what is conscience ?
Paw Conscience, uiy son, is
something that wo always think
should bother the other fellow.
"Is that shortcake?" "Certniu
ly," replied the landlady, nnd some
what severely added, "Did you ex
pect it to have a label on" "Ni
but I was told I would rH!ogniw J t
by a bright red strawberry mark,
Where's the mark?"
S.VNUYST0N.
The harvest of this year Is very
good and has heed g it i i ;:ood order.
Hii.ving is now being pushed nnd
this week will see the most of that
safely housed. The drought now
npon ns has affected the crop to
some extent but the yield is better
than was nntieipnled. Oats never
looked better hut the potato yield
wi'l bo affected by the blight nnd
drought.
Mrs. Minnie Smith, wifo of John
Smith, of Liiylon, died on Saturday
noon nflor a brief illness of 4 weeks.
rV;ed about 20 years. Hopes of re
covery wero not entertained from
the first attack nnd sho gradually
sink until death onsnod ns nbove
stated. Sho is survived by her bus
band nnd two small children.
The workmen on the now bridge
are ousy painting tlio Iron work,
planking nnd filling in thonpproach
es. A ton nouso will hnvo to lie
built nt the Jersey end of the bridge
upon the site of the old one and the
public will booh have n chnneo to
cross the river without the dread of
the ferry.
Tlio barn of Isaac Stoll on his
homo farm was burned one night
last week. The first he knew it was
when ho visited his farm to work
on Saturday. Insured in the Rend
iiigton, of N. J.
Rumor has it that thecreomery nt
Bevnns may bo started provided
certain nmonnt of milk can bo so
cured. A good many would be glad
to see it is started nnd I bopo some
one will take hold nnd make it
success. But ns most of tlio milk
and butter, in this section, has been
engaged for this year it is doubtful
about opening it this season.
some nno will take hold of it next
year there is no doubt nbout got tin
the necessary milk.
Walter Drnko has taken n position
nt the High Falls Hotel nt Dingmnns
and entered upon his duties Inst
week.
Mrs. Abhie Warner, of Hainos
ville, is reported very ill.
A cbnnge in the arrival nnd do
pnrture of the mnil from Lttyton
took plnco on Wednesday last. The
mail from Milford arrives bore
8 :20 nnd returning from Brancbville
gets here at 1 :30 p. in. or 1 hours
earlier. Formerly it took two day
to got a letter to Port Jervis under
the present arrangement our mail
connoctsnt Milford nnd goes straight
through the same day. Now if we
could only get rural delivery nnd
railroad but we must not nsk for too
much.
In the early summer the berry
patch of C. A. Dalrymplo near Tut
ties Corner promised an immense
yield of fruit but I regrot to say that
the bl'ght has struck the vines, nnd
mny seriously nffect what promised
so mnoh to Mr. D.
It. was my pleasure to bear Pn
F. K. Pine, of Pine Bush, N. Y., (
Sunday last on the organ nnd violin
Ho with his violin nnd assistant
the organ niado music that was
delight to bear. The Professor is
thorough musician, and in repairing
or renovating pianos or organs
knows his business ns the writer can
testify. :
Pensioners who are addicted
having a good time after quarterly
payment will take hood ot the re
cent order issued by the Department
that examinors here after report all
such to be dropped from the rolls,
In fact pensioners making nuisances
of themselves in nny wuy are liable
to bo dropped and under present cir
cumstances it is difficult to got rein
stated. Parties using live bait must avoid
the using of small carp for that pur
pose ns the buif sometimes wiggles
off nnd thus stocks the waters with
this objectionable fish. This law is
no good for tho fish is now every
where and in our local ponds carp of
largo size are being shot for that is
about tho ouly way to get them.
The barn built to replace the one
burned on the farm J. J. Vansickle,
is now ready for use and 44 tons of
bay are alieady stored in one of its
bays. It Las the greatest capacity
of any baru hereabouts.
F. Lester VanEtten and family, of
No w York city, are spending their
annual vacation visiting relatives in
this valley. He is a sampler in the
Custom House.
UUNSUhlPTION !
never (tops because the weather A
1 lc warm
V
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Then why top taking
SCOTT'S EMULSION
(imply because it' summer?
Keep taking it It will heal your
lungs, and make them (iron j for
another winter.
loc. and 1.00 1 all dnijuu.
i'AlTAC.
Tlio Palmyra School Bmrd met
nnd elected the following teachers :
No 2 Nina Down, N i. 3 Loref
Hor too, No 4 Lifayotto Killiim,
No. 0 Ruth Houih.
Mrs. F. II. II irdeuher ? an 1 Rich-
id Kellain, of Ralway, ore the
guests of U. I'j Williams and fain
tly.
Ueorpo Clark lias been siiendin,
several days with his parents W. H.
Clark nnd wifo.
Miss Eunice Kimble nnd Joe Slo-
uin, of Buranton, nre visiting tho
formers parents Mr nnd Mrs. A. J.
Kimble,
Miss Ester Killam bos departed
for treatment nt the sanitarium at
Danville, N. Y.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Florence Killam, of
Troy, spent the past week with G.
N. Killam and family.
Miss Etta Thiolke, of H i wley, is
visiting friends and acquaintances in
this place.
I'lio Misses Krniso, of Now York,
are spending a few weeks nt Waiter
Vetterleins. It speaks well for Pau-
paek that they have spout evory
summer for the last seventeen years
in this place.
Miss Annabern Kimble, of flawloy,
ott indod the party held nt Waiter
Vetterleins last Wednesday even
mg.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J. Sehlager nnd
Minnie Smith, of fin wley, and Ed
Bittenbonder, of Scranton, were vis
itors in town, Sunday.
Samuel Edgar nnd son, nre spend
ing a few at tho home of B. F. Kil
lam.
A party wns hold nt the home of
Henry Gumblo last week. A very
pleasant evening was passed. Music
was furnished by the Singer band
Tho older folks who found it too
warm for the daneo passed their
timo on the piazza where they pro
uounced it very cool nud refreshing
and the young men who had pro
Viously wailed so sorrowfully con
cerning their dryness had no cause
for compiaint.
A party was also given at Walter
Vetterleins last Woduesday oveniiig
It was very largely attended, and
was a complete success. Music fur
nished by a local talent. All pre
sent enjoyed themselves greatly.
It did seem unfair of tho young
couple who monopolized tho ham
mock for the greater part of the 9V
ening, but then perhaps they forgot
that there might bo others.
Our summer resort Big Pond has
become quite famous. There are at
present quite n number ot campers
on its shores. The merchant priii
ces nnd nabobs, of Ha wley and other
cities are well represented and are
having a good time generally.
A number of our citizms attende.
the laying of the corner stono of th
new Catholic church, at Ha wley, on
Sunday. Dk.kaoto.
LEDGEIMLE.
Tho Misses, Eunice, Anna, B. and
Clara Kimble, of Paupac, nnd their
friend, MissEttie Theilke, of Haw
ley, nnd Mr. Sloocen, of Scranton,
called 011 people in this place Friday.
A R. Spicor, of Hoytville, Ph.,
was looking after Union Tanning
Co., interest here last week.
The solicitors for tho now M E.
church proposed to bo built this fall
in this place, nre Rev, W. B. Signor,
pastor in charge, John 11. Bjckcr,
Friend Simons and Mrs. IraKollum.
C J. Schlagor, wifo nnd son Gob.,
of Ha wley, were gnosis of I. K.
Kellam Saturday. Wayne Co.
Troubles of a Minister.
To benefit others Rev. J. T. W.
Vernon, of Hartwell, Ga., writes:
"For a long time I had a running sore
on my leg. I tried ninny remedies
without lienefit, nntil I used a bottle
of Electric Bitters and a box of Huek
len's Arnica Salve, which cured mo
sound nnd well." Sores, Eruptions,
Boils, Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheivn
show impure blood Thousands have
fonnd in Electrio Bitters a grand
blood purifier that absolutely cures
these troubles. Satisfaction guaran
teed or money refunded by nl drug
grists. Large bottles only 50c.
Notice to Wheelmen.
There's postively no need to en
dure discomfort by reas m of chaff
ing, sunburns, insect stings, sore and
lorspiring feet or accidental bruises.
You forget these troubles in using
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Infalhihle
for Pimples, Blotches, Skin Eruption
and Piles. Sold by all druggest 23o
T. Armstrong and Co. have just re
eeis'ed a complete line of mens', worn
ens' and ehildrens' shoes, the finest
ever brought in this town, which you
aje invited to call and insi't, v.tlt
as as-airanee that any taste or desire
an to shape, style and quality can lie
entirely gratified. rtf
There is no better pills mace than
De Witt's lit l lo early risers. Always
prompt and certain.
A complete line of Mods fine wIkh-h
ttud Oxfurdtj at X. Armstroug & Co.
Mffi
t l !.
We have been established a lit
tle less than two years and
Our business shows an
increase daily. Why?
Because whero wes ell one
pair of shoes ve always can
sell another to the same
customer and also to her or
his neighbor so all we ask of
you is a trial and our goods
will be conviction.
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New Summer Goods.
WASH FABRICS,
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LADIES' SHOES,
MENS' ' "
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AT
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N. Y. Weekly Tribune I. yr.
American Poultry Advocate I yr.
The Gentlewoman I yr.
Marion Harland's Cook Book.
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21 Front St.,
Port Jervis.
mod in a First-Class Drug Store
Broad Street,
Milford,
Pennsylvania
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