PIKE COUNTY PRESS.
FRIDAY. A1MUL ll. 1IKH.
PUBL.ISHK1) EVERY FHiOAY.
orrice, browh's builwho broad st.
si'bhckiption:
OnR Year One dollar and Hfly cents.
Hix Months Heventy-flve cents!.
CTRICTI.Y IS ADVANCE.
Fntonwt at the nnnt offlofi of Milford
Pike County, Pennsylvania, as second-
clnM matter, November twenty-Brut, WM.
Advertising Rates,
I iic wimtrefelirht 1 1 no . one Insertion -11 .00
Kiu-h subsequent Insertion .50
deduced rates will be furnished on ap
plication, will be allowed yearly adver
tisers. Legal Advertising.
Administrator's and Kxemitor'i
notice S.'K)
Anditor'a notices -00
Divorce notices - ...... 6.00
Sheriff's sales. Orphans' court sales
County Treasurer's sales, County state
ment and election proclamation chargi'd
by the square.
J, B, Taa Ettea, PUBLISHER,
Mllford, Pike County, Pa.
There is uo foundation for the
story that negotiations for a new
treaty with Great Britain, dealiim
with the Iithmian Canal question
have been started. After the la pains
of the JJny-Pauiicefort treaty by the
failure of Great Britain to aooept it,
President McKinley directed Sec
retary Hay to ascertain, if possible
from Senators, whether two thirds
of the Senate oonld be counted upon
to vote for the ratification of n trea
ty that wonld, in its main features
be acceptable both of this govern
tnont and that of Great Britain
This task, by no means an easv
one, Secretary Hay is still engaged
on, and until it Is completed, then
will be uo negotiations, as until then
Secretary Hay will be unable to even
acquaint the British Ambassador
with the basis upon which tilt
government will negotiate. The
cable news that negotiations had
been started in London, was as false
as the Washington story. When
ever there are negotiations alone
this line, they will be oondaoted at
Washington. President McKinley
has confidence in Ambassador Cboate
but this matter is so important that
he intends to keep it where he can
personally watch every step takeu
Those having the Driving Park
and Athletic Association matters in
charge are wasting no time in mak
tag preparations to have the ground
in suitable condition for usa this
season. If a fair can be arranged
for this fall the farmers and others
interested should bo active in pro.
motlng the soheme. It would per
baps induce a considerable number
of people to visit the town, foreigi
dealers in implements and other
wares would ooine here and trade
would be stirred up and the town
largely benefited by the influence of
visitors. Keeping all the money w
have in the county and spending it
with local dealers is a way to - make
the community prosperous, and one
of the best ways.
A great Improvement has been
made In the State road leading from
the farm house of A. V. McCarty, in
Dingman township, over the hill to
Lewis Garvoilles. Through the en
terprise and get-erosity of the latter
gentleman, who gave the land and
interested himself lu the scheme, aid'
ed by several neighbors a new road
has been built which entirely obviates
the hill, and will probably be free
from snow drifts in winter. Such
practical evidences of a deal re to make
roads easier and better is worthy of
emulation, and there are many places
where a slight and inexpensive
change in location would avoid bad
Mils and make fur better highways
The good work should go on wherev
er practicable.
Friday April 28 ia appointed as one
of the Arbor days. It is a good
thing to plant trees on the school
grounds bat it is a better thing to
plant them with care and care for
them after they are planted. For
several years the custom, to some
extent, has been followed on our
school grounds in Milford, but with
perhaps two exceptions not a singlu
trea of those planted now survives.
Children should be taught the pro
priety of preserving trees and teach
ers and directors would do well to
see that they do. Only in this way
Ctiu the oliormncw of the law be
made something else than farcical
Whn't'lS known as the "process"
buttor bill hns pasied finally in the
House, li luits an annual tax of
11000 on manufactories, $500 on
wholesalers, HOOon retailers, 50 on
hotel keepers and $10 on boarding
house keepers nsing "process" or
renovated butter. A large sign must
also bo displayed informing their
patrons that such an article is sold
by them. The lax and notice are
intended to be prohibitive.
Lieut. Gen. Koliofield, who came
to Washington to preside over the
Congress of the Loyal Legion, of
which lie. is President, held last
week, said of tha Philippiuess : "I
regard it as a good thing for the
people of this country that there is
problem to he worked out in the
Philippines. The young men will
find opportunities ont there and the
improvement of them will be a
benefit to the country."
The U. R. Supreme court decided
this week that a divorce obtained by
either husband or wife in a Statu in
which they have not lived together
Is null and void in all other States
excepting the one where the divorce
was obtained. This will affect the
cases of many who have obtained (li
vorees In States where there was no
Joiut residence.
The Bliss Judical bill which has
passed the House it is said will be
amended so that Judge Purdy will
remain in Wayne and Judge Craig
will take the Monroe-Pike district
which will be the 47th. Carbon will
be a separate district numbered the
67th.
Forest fires hive prevailed in
many sections of the county tins
week and many acres of woodlan
been burned over. Almost the en
tire timber lands on the f inn of Col
A. E. Lewis, near the Borough, burn
ed Wednesday.
Milford Hi id L luniry.
The undersigned has opened n
laundry on Centre Square Milford,
Pa., in the store room formerly oc
cupied by Geo. Duumnn, and will do
nil kinds of work pertaining to. 'he
business with promptness and in n
neat careful manner. A share of
the public patronage is res)ectfully
solicited. John L. Uourlay.
Many persons have had the exper
inline of Mr. Peter Sherman, of North.
Stratford, N. H , who says, "for
I suffered torture from chronio in
ligestion but kodol dyspepsia cure
iiiadt. a well man of me," It digests
what you eat and is a certain cure
for dyspepsia and every form of
stomae'- trouble. It gives relief a'
one even in the worst cases, and can't
help but do you good.
. " mm
We live by our blood, and on
it We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rich or poor.
There is nothing else to live
on or by.
When strength is full and
spirits high, we are being re
freshed, bone muscle and brain,
in body and mind, with con
tinual flow of rich blood.
This is health.
When weak, in low spirits,
no cheer, no spring, when rest
is not rest and sleep is not
sleep, we are starved ; our blood
is poor; there is little nutri
ment in it.
Back of the blood, is food,
to keep the blood rich. When
it fails, take Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil. It sets the
whole body going again man
woman and child.
if you hav not tried it. send for fre sample.
Its sgrccabl use will surprise you.
SCOTT BOWNE, Chcmlits
409-413 Frt Street, New York.
joe. sad f i.so; all dnigguu-
p rr a
I hav M-ituv (akt AUi riau4
ft ft I Id ftuti eduoiire ld.tlT ui,y are hnuply ti
fiorlul. Mf duuifUUir ud were b.Ui-rd vltti
n-K lofuunti and oux brtb wut, Terr (mil. After
UtKltJK it low d , of ( atM tarein we bvtf iuiiruv.-d
uuJcrtuli. Tii-j are a (jteui tej lu kue tmlig."
fl llst'.MIN A NAtifcL.
lis liiiuibuu(Mi bL.Ctucluuail.Oble.
"(KZJ) CATOARTIC ,4
Pleaunt. pulaLijie. hunt Tail Cot!. Do
(Htv, Av"f tVv-k.u. Waakou, 01 intm. 10c. UM.
... CUfff CONSTIPATION. ...
"fcg &rf tsMtMj, W4), MmItmI, t mrk. 3ift
BRIEF MENTION.
Through the contributions ot the
children of the infant class a very
neat carpet has been purchased and
was laid this Wcea on their room in
the Presbyterian church.
W.A-G. Mitchell havcarranged for
an acetylene pas machine to he
placed in their store on trial and if
found to work satisfactorily they
will probably in future light the
store will their owi. plant.
The viewers appointed by tit.-
court to assess the damaves on tip-
Pierce place in Westfall towi.-l; .
occasioned by tho occupancy of lin
Milford and Matamoras projerteil
railroad, met Wedno day und fixoil
the amount at $189 ('H.
Rytnnn & Wells have a cosy corner
in their store where feminine hearts
will bo filled with hinging and un
certainty. The line of millinery
they display is so varied in style,
handsome in design and tasty in
workmanship, that the Indira will he
very undetermined as wliirli bat is
the prettiest and most becomini; and
will want, them all.
Captain Lafayette West', rook, of
Slruu'lshnrg, has just awarded a
contract for building one of the
handsomest houses in this part of
the State. It will be located on tin
site of his present residence and will
bo colonial in style.
Fanners by reason of lust seasons
experience should he convinced ol
the utility of planting forage crops
this year. The grass was probably
permanently injured by the drouth
and will not afford n full crop hence
it would be wisdom to supplement it
by growing green foodi-r, peas, oats
une coi n should be liberally planted
and now is the time to sow the form
er. Ijorenz lu-iger lias n .-lynci as ov
erseer of tho poor. N'niv Unit he is
nit if he will stay out it will be a
g.eat relief to the community and a
eason for especial thankfulness on
he part of those unfortunates whose
iccessities compel them to ask aid of
ihe Iliirotigh,
The friends and well wishets of
Frank Crissman, and the number is
legion in this section, will be pleased
to hear that his prospects for a good
season at Uergeu Point are excellent.
All his furnished rooms are taken and
he thinks prosperity is about to take
him on a warm embrace. He has
our congratulations.
Don't, nse any of the counterfeits
of I)e Witt's w'tch hazel salve. Most
of them are worthless or liable to
cause injury. Tho original DnWitt's
witch hazel salve is a certain cure
for piles, eczema, cuts, scalds, burns,
sores and skin diseases.
The condition of William Holbort.
a town charge; who is at present bil
leted on Chippy Cole, is deplorable,
and he shou'd he transferred some
where where he could receive prop
er attention. There is such a thing
as reasonable economev in the main
tenance of the indigent and there is
also a demand for the exercise of n
rensonablo amount of hnmnmty in
seeing that they are decently cared
for. It is a shame for any coinnmn.
ity or officials to wholly sacrifice the
latter for the sake of foe former.
An Attrmrit In IntlmltlHte.
Postman Wei!. Hat's great!
Citizen What's grrnt?
Postman 'flint woman over there
gays if I don't come along enrlie
she'll get her letters of some other
postman. Indianapolis Journal.
DlTlrllnjr the Tusk.
Cleverton That man Van Piper is
good fellow to cultivate, lie baa
three lovely sisters.
Dasliaway All right. You cultivate
him, and I'll culiivnte the Bisters.
Town Topics.
Marb tli Same,
Mrs. Hayseed Pid you go to hear
the howling dervishes while you were
in the city?
Mr. llnyeeen o, but I went to
Cousin Miranda's, and she's got
twins. N. Y. Weekly.
Hit or Mla.
"You must have had a pood time on
tht trip."
"Fine, Whenever we hit anything?
we took a drink to celebrate the
vent; and whenever we missed we
took drink for consolation." Puck.
HKley' Opinion.
Belkins Prof. Huxley says an
oyster is a far more complicated piece
of machinery than the finest Swihs
watch.
Mifkins Oh, well, he probably ate
too many at onc-e. N. Y. Weekly.
fth TboUKht Otherwise.
Ada Here is a professor that ob
jects to coeducation because much
time is lost in flirting.
May Goodness! Dues he considei
that an objection? Puck.
What Conlil tine Mrnnf
Miss Homeleigh Weil, after
beauty is only skin deep.
nil.
Miss Gaubeigh Yes? isu't it a pity
you are so thiu-skinped? Baltimore
American.
Llvlnar Up 1o Her Claims.
Jack How full of life Mis Anteke
is!
May Yes, she appears to feel lino-t
as young as she fca she is. To u
Topic.
A Type.
Mr. Jones I'm afraid Mrs. llrown
sacrifices her couif jrt to her appear
ance. Mrs. Joue-Ye hd sacrifices It lii
fsJli. 1'uek.
a
You know till
ohnnf if Thi
rn c ti ti a
v orry, the
exhaustion.
r, 1 1 rr r efiAiir
1
wnn a creat
' TXirbt recfiro- nnnn
you. lou can't throw
of? this feeling. You
are a slave to your work.
Sleep fails, and you are
on the verge of nervous
evhancllnn
i
What is" to be done?
hi
Take
For fifty years it has
been lifting up the dis
couraged, giving rest to
the overworked, and
bringing refreshing sleep
to the depressed.
No other Sarsaparilla
approaches it. In age
and in cures, " Ayer's" is
"the leader of them all."
It was old before other
sarsaparillas were born.
tl.M S Milt. AM frciclstt.
Ayer's Pills aid the ac
tion of Ayer's Sarsapa
rilla. They cure bilious
ness. 25 cts. a tot.
I hnvo used Ayer'B mcdlf iocs for
moro thin 40 jrars ai;l have psirt
lrum the vrry'("t;irt tliat (m nmde
the hpst ni' ilioincB In Die world. I
am suro vnur S;irpaj'iri'; paved my
liic when I first to'.k it ft yfars afco.
I am r.nvr i-;iflt To rnd am never
without vour Eivdioines."
Fkask Thomas. P. M.,
Jan. 21. E1.011, Kanas.
VMtmlha Doctor.
If Ton Imv( jiny cr.mi' a;nt wliMlTOT
ati.l dcfliie I ho 1 Bt mtflicid nrtvice you
c;i:i y rTflv... wri' tl e (-ortor
f rtlv V.mwill weivo n r1'""'! r-
in:, j. A r r.n, i.nweii, amil.
Win View.
Jack Bachelor (enaecl) Of course,
I realize that matrimony is a very
important step, and all that!
Ned Xew'ywed (hoarsely) Step?
Great Scott, man! It's a whole flight of
steps and something to fall over on
everj step! Puck.
A Connndrnm,
"Why fl!d the little fly Ayr
June asked the pirl beside her.
"EccRiif ," she answered with a sigh
"The little epInVr spied er."
Boston Transcript.
MEAN TIIIXG.
4
' : : .v iiv i"i
She I just re!,' n,y niinrl, that's
what I do.
Hp I nolieed 1' -it ymi hadn't fcaid
sn tliin;;. C'hic-Ko Daily News.
THE KOIKE GOLD CURE.
An InKcnldiiit Trcntmrnt liy w'tlch Driiiik
ardH arc Ht iug C ured l:ily In
Nptt (if 'I h riiselvf n.
No Nnxiniui IMeH. Su Wfalceninef of Hip
Nerves. A I'lettftttid and PoNltlre
lir for the , mior
ItHhit.
It Is gcntTiilh Unovn and understood
hut DrrinVenm -s is n dUene and not
weakness. A htwly filled with poiii, and
nt rves completely si attend by periodical
or tons ant use of Into.v jcnl hit litjuor. re
qi in s an antidote cnpahle tit neutralizing
nnd eradieatlni this pei-en, nnd destroying
t he cravinu for. intoxicants JitifTciers may
now cure ;l,t m ltat hoinc without puh
licity or loss of time from hu.-iness hy thi
woi.derful 'HOME GOMJ Cl'KK" which
has I'cen perfected after many years of close
study and treatment of inchrialcit. The
faithful use according to directions ot thi
wonderful discovery U positively pmiran
tecd to cure tho most obstinate case, no
matter how hard a drinker. Our records
show the marvelous trnnfoi nm'ion of
tiioiisai)d- of drunkards into sober, iudua
trioiis and upright men.
WIVK.SCI HK YOl'H Hl'SHANUS ! !
CHII.DKKN Cl'UK VOl KFATHKKS ! !
This re i lied v iin nobene a nostrum lint a
sH'ctIic for thi-. di-cai-o only, so skillfully
devistd and pn pared that il is thoroughly
soluble and plea-ant to the late. so that ft
can bo given in acujj of tea or coffee with
out the knouelediiu of the person taking
it. Thuusaudd of Drunkard have cured
themselveii with ihi.-i pi hvlcss remedy , and
as many more have been cured and made
lemperate men by having thu "CI II E" ad
ministered by hiving fiitnd.s and r httives
without their knowkdgi' in cofee tr tea.
and Iflieve today flu y iil-e ol inm-d di ink
ing of i heir own fiec will I'O NOT WAIT
Do not le Uiludcd ly app:uent and mis
leading i m prove n ;eii t " Drive out t he
iliMii-i' at tur.o and for all lime. The
"HOME COL!) Ll'HE" is sold at the ex
tiemely biw price td One I dho , I hu ph c
in j: w it bin u ;u li of evei) in dy a t u ui ua ui
more ciTtciual ;hati othein costing :b to
4j0. Full direct ion accompany e;ich pacL
i.ge. special luh tee by skilled physician.
when inpie-itd without exlni fhi.rge
Sent piep.iid to any pa;t of the world on
tec- pit of Onu Dollar Address D-pt H
T5. EDWIN li ti"I. ES to COMPANY.
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Notice of
Application for Charter.
Nut ice t-- iH'i rliy (iivnn, t lint- mi itpi.llcit
riuii will c nuiilf iti tin (iiiVfiiHM tif ihr
Stnic ( I'. nit-yhaiii'i, mi rinii'tlnv. the
1 hi- Mill dity of Mji.v. A. I. Hil. tiv j;iiinfi
P. Vhii 1 iK'ii .h. tin IV Vim Kiii'ii, K J,
Dnnnwli mihI (icn. K Hull, tmili-r i ho A-t
tit AM tiihly of 1 hi; ('nitniH-itw nil h uf
i't 11 ii,, Iviiniii. n pruvt ti A pitl JAhIi, 171,
t iiiiih tl "An An 10 pnividc for the Incor
ptiiniiun ami Ht'milaihtn uf rt'iinin ur-
IJiUnlitillP." mid lilt' Mil plrliu'lits tlU'M'Ul.
lor 1 he chnrn r of 1111 intt'mli d cm ptn-ut )in
10 he CMllt-il "V1111 I'iUc rflfiihinii' 'mn-
jiiiny," which furpiiMitinti is 10 lm formed
fnr the piiiM!-ci'f I'U'ttin, cmisi incline,
pun hiiMnu, Icasiiiu. iiuiiiilnininir tnid oti-
ci nt i iiff line, ot ch-piimic nm) csrliHiur In
and Ihionfih the C'mintv i f Pike, in the
tato nt PwniSylviiniti. with I lie rnht to
nm r ct-nni-ciimi-. 1 .r ihr iHii"'cof
nnir, ciiiniiiunicationB with other Bimilnr
tlllC- III I'thtV CUIIIUlCh Ol Mi (l .-Witt, t.
well ms It. othi r r-iatcs, as wcil lor the pi I
vale ii-c f hhmvhIijuIm, (Inn-, cim noiMth-n--.
iminkipal and oihcrwi-c, ml lor nolici
Hi c Mini in or iiii'M jifrt'i hnlnos. m fur t h
transaction 01 any itiinintsin which clcc
tticity over or tiiimili witcs may he. np
plii il to any UM'ful iu: poc. incliniinp t)i
lttinihin ol all Mippltcn, appliances, a n
tnachiii iy necessary to the cmidut t hih
tiiniilit iiiilice Mtul op'ration of Mich I n t -i-
k. l.h H. H , j.
IMilfoi-il, Ph., .Solicitor.
A pi il n. liU'i. 4-2-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
'l'h.-.t np;il icat ion will he made to i li
i invi'i iiu?' of Pen v lv ii in, on .Moiida
April lic',.;h, A I) UKil, hy Joseph H
V f nu 1, Jes? YiiniiK, John Crawford
A r . Joseph Kinicv and Thotiut H
Hicks, nndr the Act of General Assemlily
of the 'omnioiivwah li of Penn-vl vania.
entitled "An Act to provide for ttie Incur-
poi a l ion a tul hernial nm ol ei i a ill o-
poialloiis apptovt (I A pill ,'VM tl PS74, Milt
i he supplement thereto for the Chin ter o
,iii 1 1 1 tenth d Cot poia tii Hi to lie cal ci
JjacUawttxeti uni er Pnw er (.'oinpnny.'
the on jeer of w hich is t he supply. toi n.
and t raitMiiifsion of water and wait r pow -r
lor coin met cial and man it fact uriiif? pni
poses alotiir I.acktiwaxen Creek In Pik
t'oiinty; and for this purpose to have, po?
-.ctHS, and enjoy nil ihe riyhrs. hencftts ate
privilegcri of said act nnd its siippl'ineuts
I'KANK M CAMP.
.1DSKPH K KIXPKY.
IlHi Metz liiiildiMi:, .olicitorh.
Phil delphia. Pa.
Ap.il Will. l'.d. 4-2n
Auditor's Notice.
!u the mailer of the t- 1 In the O'phflns'
ate of CHAKLES L Court of Pike
.iKLLER, deceased. )Cotini. Penna.
The under-iu'i.ed ai-pointett by i he Court
'to make di-t ii lint ion of l he fumlr-in hands
if Chit ii-sa I). Heller. Adminitiitrix, as
how n hy her account," etc., will it cot nil
.artics iuli'MMcd for the purpose of his
ippoi nt tnent at his oflit-e. lirown's Build
.iir. Pioad Street. Milford, Pa, on Satur
my. May 11th. P. Ml, at a o'cloek p ni., Ht
.vhich timeall pari ie shaving at hum upon
i he funds or interest in the distribution
tion thereof, must i.ppear and proe their
laiins or be debarred fr incoming in up-
m said funds. ,T. II. VAN ETTEN,
ilford, Pa. Auditor.
pnl u, pfot. 5-8
Auditor's Notice.
n tlie inni ier of the ) lu the Otphans'
ate f HENKY LONU. Court ol Piki
'-mm il. Conntv. Penna
The undersigned, appointed hy the Court,
in in.iKi' tihomiiuiiii i i no fti ids In tin
amis of .Icnni cLong, Executrix of suid es
aie, as show ii by her in count," etc., wil
i. eel all panic 'nrercsied for the purpost
I h irfl appoi.il ment at bis oftiee. E. Cor
Min and Third Street. Milford P., on
don day, May 13th, lf)ol, mi 2 o'clock p. in
t which ti 10 all paiius having a clain
ipon t he funds or interest in the distribu
ion thereof, mustMppe-r and piove thet
laim-or be deh.irred frnm coodtig In Up-
n raid funds H Y. T. BAKER,
liliord. Pa , Auditor,
p il 9i h. h-nl. 6-h
MM 50 YEARS'
Trade Marks
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
VVv
flulrltlv iiscertiiin our opinum free whethor an
f iivpit"i(in is pruhiililv p aontnhlp. rnninninlrn
ttotiB strictly cmirt.lcttttiil. Hftndh-olt on Patent
scat fri'ft (Hflertt inronev for seeunnn patentfl.
I'ntt'MtR taken ( hroiiuh Muim ft Co. retieir
pperial ru)ticey without clinnre. Id the
Scitmifie JIncrican.
A litinilnnmelv tllntrRtfvl Wftettlr. I.nnrewt ctr.
dilution nf niiv nfitMHitl jmirnrtl. Tprnm, ft a
vi-tr: four months, 1. tkttu by all newBc1ealer.
"MNN&Co.36"5'""' New York
. tor iu-h imr!. C2S r St.. Wafhintfton. D. J-
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all a-
cnt bu.'inessconductetl lor Modcratc Ptctj.
Oun orrtcr. is Oppopitc U, 8. Patent Offick
x. lwocauwnire putt nt in ic&s Uuo liiaa Uxomc '
re. ote from Washunrton, J
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip-j
'ion. ltd uv;sr, ii paicniat-io or net, ires or.
charge. Our fo not due Oil patent is tvcur.d. !
A PAMFMLt;T, tlow to Obtain Patents." withi
cost ot fctunc in tho U. S and toreien countne!
5 seat lree, Auurcss,
C.A.GrJOVV&CO.
Opp. Patent Opficc. Washington. O. C.
DO YOU EXPEHT TO
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LrlllqiiSl
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. D. BROWN and SOU,
Manufaotui ors and dealers in all
kinds of
Contractors
Estimates made ; personal atten
tion given and work guaranteed.
OFFICE. Brown's Building:. Milford, Pa.
Millinery
4 "
jrood work.
C0MPLFTE LINE OF INFANTS WEAR.
HAIR SWITCHES AND BANGS IN ALL SHADES.
70 Pike Street,
One Cent a Word.
For P.Rrtt Innrrttoti. Ni A(lvrtttncnt
tRhen for Ichm lliHii 15 pciitn. ( AMI
m tint 1 ompM.) ntl i.nlcri. Addrrna
I'IKfc I IHMV PHIH,
.M.MKI, PA.
pP :
i Aim
Al.K. A Miiftll ftinu located nenr
nTMinoras. known rin the Henm! or
KeiiiliHHlt place, enntnlninff 21 ncrofl.
Finely hK-nteti. well watered. House nnd
hfirn. Fruit of nil kinds. Pnrt improved.
Title olfftr. For leinift. fiiee. etc.. nddrefts
LtK k hox U Milford. Pn.
TKKSPASS NOTIOK. Not Ire 1h herehy
ffiven thnt tresp(isin on the premiums
.t npied hy the niuiersiKiied In Dinfftniwi
A'li'liip. known as the HuchnnHii farm
i linntinif, fli-hin, Iwrrylnn or Miiy other
in pose w I, mover is forhidden under per
nhyof The hnv. Any person or persons
dioliryinjf this notice will ho dealt wlt-h
H the stnerest lawful mnnner.
iKui;K H. McCAKTY,
July 1, iyi7. LesHee.
rKEPASS NOTICE. Notice Ik herehy
given thnt trespassingunon the south
Lrn half of tho tract of land known ah the
vVilliam Denny, No. i'8.lnShohola town
ship, for hunting, fishinfc, or, nny other
put poe, alho tret-passing on Sawkill pond
in UiiiK'nivn townhhip. or, fishing In it lb
forbkUleu tinder penalty of the law.
M. Cl-KI LAND MlLNOK.
VprlMm Attorney for owner.
rKKSPASS NOT1CK. Notice is hend.y
Ifiven that trcspnMMnft upon the piu
,jtrty of the Forest l.nko Association in
Lackawaxcn townshi), Pike county, Pa.,
oi the purpose of hunting nnd fishing, or
ny other purpose strictly forhidden un
lor penalty of the law.
Alexanhkk Haddkn,
Mov. 23. 1815. PreHident.
I KKSPASS NOTICE. Notice is hereh
I given that trepasing on the premiwr
i the uudeisigned, situated in l)igimu
unship, tor any purpose whatever if
t ict ly forldddeti. and nil ofT nders will U
nnptly prosecuted. Iha H. Cask
Oct. 24. 18H5.
NOTICE All hunting, fishing or other
trespassing on the pre mines of thu under
dgned, in Dingman Township, on Kay-
monasKiii ana uwnrrsKiti Creeks, Is for
hindeu under penalty of the law.
CHAS. J. UOILBAU,
Dingman Twp., N. Hoileau,
May 17, XWS. JOSEPH F BoiLKAtJ .
TRESPASS NOTICE. Notice In hereby
givn that trespassing upon the pro
perty of the undersigned in Milford town
ship. Pike county, Pa., for tho purpose of
limiting, iismng or any other purposes If-
strictly loroiuuen under penalty of tr.e law
Mas. 8. M. ChAFT.
In tho irrnrr of the es- ) In the Orphnnr'
cte of RUTH S. HILL. Conrt of Piki-
(leceaked. ) County, Peuun
IN PARTITION.
At an Orphnns' Court held nr. Mlliord.
on ihe 18th any of Miueh. A. 1). Ii
'tppt-Hriiig to the Court, from the return of
he SherifT hihI the Jury of Inquest, under
heir rchuecti e hands and st-nln. matie the
lth day of February, A. U l!il, to the
iruuror writ ol inquest, that the parili-i.
in sniu writ Htneu tiati Deen severnll)
A-nrueti, las many iih cnoe ih1ii present)
that the property deiierlbed In the Kali
rlt cannot be parted and divided lot.
nhares to aocointntKiaie the parties ent It 1.
.viihour. prejudice to or Kpoiling the v htn
thereof, hut that thu same can 1h- divith
uto purparts, and that the mi id .hiry
.oqulfiHun had Iht icfor tltvideil raid la
.ud pieinihes Into ttiive piirjiat-.t. ai.d t
tett and appi ated t aeh purp.n t tu.l
.o u it:
Hut part No I at ti 500
Purpart .mi. 2 at frtoO.
Purpart No 8 ai tsi.O.
A mount! nit lu the nunrtlnn- to i he h.
if Four Thousand One Hundivd Did. a.
tt.iou.)
On mot Ion of Alfred Marvin. Attorn
.or the petitioner, the Court do order ai
leeree ihat the aforesaid inquisition I.
confirmed, and thatti rule direeied to th.
,ii, ri ii x Interented as in said writ of inqui-.-
iii-niloned, and all other nelsons Intel
sted, citing tlieiii and each of th in to In
inu appear t efore the Judires of said Or
,ihaii' Court to lie held at Milford afore
.aid, on the fli-st M .nilav of June nexi
,.t tw j o'clock in the afternoon, there mid
i heu to accept or refuse said real es'ate hi
ihe valuation so, as aforesaid, made, or
.how cause why the saute should not lie
old, in case said paitics should neglect or
etuse to lane nun -iccept the same as
.foresaid, valued and appraised; said rule
to be served personally iiuull the Darties
in Interest wheresoever the same may lie
lolllld. It personal service as aforesaid shall
nnd may bo practicable; nnd In the event
of failure to so serve personally as afore-
-iiiil. then by publication for six successive
.xeeks in the ' Pike County Press," n
new-paper published In said County of
Pike, and by mallitifr to each of said par
lies a copy oi saui paper cotiiaintiisT said
notice to their respective Post Office mi-
dresses (iHMtnire prepaid) nt. least tweuty
.oi b prior to salu retui ti day of said rule
MY THKCOUKT.
Pike County, ss.
ioiii the Heoord.
Mnmli -rtih. Hml
J. . WKST11KOOK, JR..
Clerk O. C
To RelleO. Hill, Mrs.EllaJ. Davey. nnd
l.ouN.1 Davey. her husband. Mrs. Jessie
B. K.ench. and Ralph H French, her bus
sun!, Knth Hill. Wiunifti-d C. Horn.
Krin nie Hill, John C. Westhmnk. iruar-
l-an ad liiem ol Kuril Hill, and John
VVinfred O'Neill, Fred W Hill. Ernest
O Neill and Mrs. Iconise O'.Neill. Trustee.
K V a N liKRM A R K,
ff -Olllie, ilfo it, Pa , Sheriff.
A . . 4. I'M. i
BUILD ? THEN SEE
Lumber,
anH Builders.
Parlors
L;ugo: t and lincst : election of Mil
linery. Our designs sue the latest,
und j rices lowest consistent with
AI! orders i ronij tly attended to :md
Ktitisfnction guaranteed to all our pa
trons. SALLEY a EKFJIS,
w I V. rfbiyiS! l, 1 .
'Business - Cards.
F. W. DUST, M. D..
IG Ball Street,
PORT JERVIS, N. Y
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
9 to M A. M.
Office Hours 2 to A P. M.
f to 8 P, M.
WILLIAM B. KENWORTHY, M.D.
Pliysician and Surgeon.
Odlce nnd residence Harford street It
home lately occupied by lr E. JB. Weu
ner. MILFORD. PA.
Dr. von der Heyde,
DENTIST,
Brick House Opposite Vnndeininrk I otel
lirond street Mlirmd t"it.
OFFICE HOURS; 8 to IS) a. ni.; 1 to
p. m.
H. E.Emtuo , r . L.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE in Drug Store on Broa
Street.
John A. Kipp,
ATTORNE -AT-LAW,
OFFICE: opposite Court House,
Milford, Pint Co., Pa.
J. H. VA TT
Attorney-at- Law,
OFFICE, Brown's Building,
Milford, Pikf. Co., Pa.
Cheapest
C loth i n g
H ouse i n
Port
Jervis !
CANNON &
MULLIGAN,
5 & 7 FRONT STREET.
P kc t o g raphe F
AND DEALER IN
Photo Supplies,
Developing,
Printing &
Repairing
DONE PROMPTLY.
7H Pike Street, Port Jervis, N. Y.
CHURCH DIKECTOEY
MILFORD. .
Fikht Pkkhhytkiiian Chubch, Milford;
rfalilinth services at 10 ,(0 A. M. and 7 !i0 p.
M. Salilialh school iminediatel.v after tha
inornin service. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday at 7.80 P. H. A cordial welcome
will lie extended to all. Those not at
tached to other chnrclieH are esiiecialiy in
vited. Rkv. Thomas Nichols, Pastor
CinuicH op thk (ioou Shephkiui, Mil
ford: Services Sunday nt IU.0 A. Id. and
4:00 P M Sunday sent ol at 11:45 p. tl.
Week day service Piklny at 8 45 A. M.
Holy ('oiiimnnlou Sunday at 7:46 A. M.
vats free AI are welcome.
KBV C'HAB. B. CAitrKNTBll, Reelor.
M. K. CHiilicll. ,Serics nt the M K.
Church Suiulays: Pivm liintr at 10 80 a.
m. and at l.M p. ni Sui lay school at
ll:4ip m. F.pworth lcnKlie at B.45 p. m.
Wi kly piiiyer iiicelinR o i Wednesdays ac
7 :;n p. in Class inimiliiK conducted by
Win. AiiKle on Fridays at 7. HO p. in. An
earnest iuvilaiion is ex tendril to anyone
no may deshe to worshsp with lis.
Rkv c K Scuddkh, Pastor.
k:atamora8.
Ki'Uoiith M. b. CluuiiH, Matamoras
Serv ices every nliliHth at 10.80 a. m. and
7 p. m. SnhliatL fclail at 2.JO. C. k
mielinn Monday evening at 7 80. Class
meeting Tuesday ceiling at 7.80. Prayer
mrciinp Wednesday evening at 7.80.
H'.vi'ryone welcome.
Hkv. T. G. Spknckk.
Hul'h K AN EI.1CAL Chiikch, Mm
morns. Pa Sen h es next Sunday us follows:
Preaching at 10.80 a. in. and 7 p. ni. Sun
day school at 8 x in. Junior C. E. before
and C. K. prnyei miwting after the even
ing service. N M-wM-k prayer nieeiiiig
every Wednesday evening at 7.80. Seals
free. A cordial In, me to all. Come.
iBv. (' H Lilly. Pastor.
Secrf t Societies.
Mn.riiuii Loin K, No. 844, V. & A. M. :
l.oiiye meets V'ednesdays tin or before
K ii J I Much at tin Wallace Untitling. Mil
fori. Pa. N. h-lnery. Jr.. Sec y, Milford;
(j.o A Suepeuiser. W. M.. Milford. Pa.
Van Dull Mauk Loiiok, No. (Csh, I.o.
'). F: .Meets every Thursday evening at
7 8i' p. in.. Pawn's Hui.iling. li. H.
Hon. ' ii (i Sk y Jaeoli McCuity. N. 6
Phi I'I.m h KtHhRAH Lodok, 107, I. o
tl. F Meets every s..nhi. and fourth Frl
days in each inoiith In Odd Fellows' Hall,
Mr. nil', i milling Miss Katharine Klein
Miss Willn linlnc lieck, See'v
To PATEKT Good IdeEt
us be SKured bf
our aid. AtlUress,
THE PATtNI KECUHD.
Baltimore. Md.
ultrio. to Tut Pwasi Bmllluiw
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