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TIKE COUNTY F'RF.SS.
1'I(II).V..1AX. 17. HH.'.
IM'lll.lHHIM) MVKIIY ruiDAV,
officp, hhown'b m ii.insti iiwiadpt
f-'i'iW('iiirTi(N:
One Yeah One dnlljir hiuI fifty rents.
Hix Months -Sevonty-flve ittn.
BTRH TI.V IN ADVANCE.
TCntrretl nt the post, nftlim of Mllfimt.
Pike Comity, Pennsylvania, fi Heennit
class mniter, November twenty-llrar-, Ihw.
Advertising Rates.
Onfl snnareteiirht Unesi.nne Insert Inn -11.00
Kurh niibseiiiienf iinen.inn .Ml
Keilneeil rates, fiirnishrft in npil lent Inn
will be iilliitveil y(Mirly mlvertisfrs.
Legal Advertising.
Ailm1nltrntor'pi - nml Kxectitor'8
imtlees S.'Ki
Auditor's notiees 4. on
Divuree notices 5. no
SberitT's- salea, Orplmns' court unles,
Contity Ti-easnrer'a sales, County Male-
mnt and election proclamation clinritnl
Uy tno Hqimro.
J. H. Viii Ktten, PuBLISMKIt,
Wilfuril, Pike County, Pa.
ATTl.XD 71 1! IXSTITUTKS.
Farmers In this section will hnve
the opportunity Jiin. 27 and 28 of
listening to some very practical
talks from men whose experience,
reading nml observation render
them capnblanf Riving many valua
ble hints on subjects which directly
interest the tillers of the soil and
fruit growers. Farming is looking
up and practical common sense
men will be benefitted by hearing
what methods have led others to
success. Suppose you do think you
know- it nil, nnd that your way Is
the best, and that there is "liothin'
In book f irniin'," yon can not be
injured by listening, nnd if your
way is really bettor than your
brother farmer's, they will be
pleased to hear from you. It costs
you nothing but the time to come
out and you might really gather a
few ideas of value.
SMA L L POX KPR KA D IXO .
Now cases of smallpox seem to be
developing generally and everyone
should exercise the greatest prud
ence to prevent contr icting the diK
ease or in permitting those exposod
to come in contact with others.
The cases so far have been of a
rather mild type but may become
more virulent. Some of the leading
symptoms are severe headache, in
tense pain in the lower part of back,
loss of appetito, nausea frequently
followed by vomiting, high pulse
and temperature. These symptoms
increase in severity in two or three
days, when the first eruptions ap
pear. Farmer' Institute.
The attention of our farmers is
called to the lists of institutes to be
held in this county this winter by
the state department of agriculture
assisted by the local board of insti
tute managers for the county.
These meetings are in the interest of
all our farmers ard open to all.
The expenses of conducting them is
borne by the state. No collections
are allowed or the advertising o
any business. The d'scussions are
upon furm topics for the benefit of
farmers. Arrange your business so"
as to attend and take part in the ex
ercises. All classes of cumins are
welcome nnd interesting programs
Lave been prepared.
The state speakers Who will be
present are Hon. Thomas J. Phil
lips and J. Q. Atkinson. The insti
tute will 1)0 held at the following
dates and places: Milford, J in. 27
at 2 p. m. ; Dingman's Ferry, Jan.
28 at 2 p. in. Prof. Wells W." Cooke
will also nddress the institute.
Come out to these meetings nnd
b.'ing your families and friends.
The toines discussed by the .speak
ers eiiibuiue a wide scope of infor
mation on the culture of fruits,
methods of dairying, feeding stork,
and manuring and cannot fall to 1 e
of general interest and benefit.
Tbt-se institutes deserve the support
and attention ot farmers especially
as tney are given without any cost
whatever to those attending. Jt is
but 111 1 le .trouble to arrange to at
tend an, 1 lllltli .md nit y be derived
from the n.bl iv,.-s f men who
speak from a wide ii Id of study
and experience.
THE KiJlTDl-lCAX ('.Wei's f.,r
Jii;ginan t.miislr.i) viiil I held
lit t be elev t loll Inm-i-, ! ,i i inii. t 's, in
raid t.iwii.s!:i j) on Thursday, Jan.
So, at 'J p. tn. .Il l i s (.' Hon
Tufi'ihli ! p (Aimtiiit let-man.
Liingiiiuil T p., Jan. V. 1-1 7. I
K.-ul Estate Tiai.tf us. j
John li. llames to p. V. Z. rtrv k- '
cr. 1 n.it', t.iv-.-nt'. ( 'uiii!era I i n
4'.' M.
THE CHURCH COLUMN
(Uy Hp v. ('. 1'".. HcrmiMt.)
The topic for rr-tt Sabbath morn
ing is, "Redemption In Christ," nnd
In the evening, "Christ's Ilea of
Christin mty."
The topic for the Bible rending
next Monday evening is "Biptism."
We were very much pleased with
the greeting that the people of the
Presbyterinn church gave us last
Sabbath evening Why can not the
chinches of Milford be filled like
that every Sabbath evening? We
will not attempt to give an answer
to this question, but will say that it
is not the fault of the gospel. It is
the one tiling nerded by nil.
The Pennsylvania Herald, a Sab
bath school journal, lias devoted
the January issue to Decision Day.
In the work of the school there are
fow things that appeal stronger to
mn than this idea of a special d ly
for the purpose of lending the schol
ars under our care to decide for
Christ, and His church. As the
president of the Pike County Sab
bath School Association 1 call spec
ial attention to Decision Day and
ask the several schools to set apart
some Sabbath for prayers and per
sonal effort to bring the children
into a saving relation to Christ.
We have secured from the Book
Concei n a series of pa inphlcts on the
topics to bo treated iu our Bible
readings. The pamphlets of from
twenty-four to thirty pages will be
furnished to nil who desire them
for five cents a copy. The cjear and
concise statements of truth in these
pamplets will bo of value for nil
who are anxious to keep in mind
the reasons for our belief in
the topics that, they treat, and they
will fortify us against the inrondsot
error. Tho price is within the reach
of all and I trust that a goodly
number will avail themselves of the
opportunity of Instruction they
afford.
McKIMLEY THE CHRISTIAN.
Clergymen of all Denomination
Working for tho Memorial to be
Erected Over his Grave.
President McKinlcy's sincere, ev
ery day Christianity and the tri
umphant testimony of his deathbed,
endeared him to the religions peo
ple of tho nation, irrespective of
their individual faith. The McKin
ley National Memorial Association
has no more zealous workers in its
purpose to erect a memorial tomb at
Canton, Ohio, than the clergymen
of the country. Many high religious
dignitaries are particularly inter
ested in tho work, and Archbishops
Ireland and Corrigan. of tho ItoiHan
Catholic church, Bishop II. C.
Potter, the Episcopalian div'iie, the
llev. J. M. Buckley, D. D., one of
the leading Methodists of the land,
and , the Hev. Henry Van Dyke,
foremost of Presbytorians, have ac
cepted honorary membership in the
association. They all express a
high senso of the honor of their ap
pointment in their letters of accept
ance nnd promise to extend the work
by every means in their power.
n
U UUULiU
is all right, if you are too fat;
and all wrong, if too thin already.
Fat, enough for your habit, is
healthy; a little more, or less, is
no gfeat harm. Too fat, consult
a doctor; too thin, persistently
thin, no matter what cause, take
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil.
There are many causes of get
ting too thin; they all come
under these two heads: over
work and under-digestion.
Stop over-work, if you canj
but, whether you can or not,
take Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil, to balance yourself
with your work. You can't live
on it true but, by it, you
can. There's a limit, however;
you'll pay for it.
Scott's Emukion of Cod Liver
Oil is the readiest cure for
"can't eat," unless it comes of
your diing no work you can't
lung be well and strong, without
huiiic bjit ot aitii'iiy.
Tna nuine ha 3 f
tiv.s piutury on .t, Y - '-.
! a kti no olt lisr.
it you hive not h . IV i
trit-'i it, btiivt tor ' ; j 'i
;.! co.-l'.'bd I. As Hi Will : . V v , 1
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b'JO I I & LJOvVNE - . l
Clio ivii -ta. -. ( 1 u "
Ov. ; ! '.CO; all c.:
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Pains in the Back
Are pymplnm of n weak, torpid or"
ptnrnant cmul'tiim of the kitlnevs or
liver, nnil nre a warning it is putrrtnely
hnzHnhnis to nj'.lrrt, so Important
is a healthy netiun of these organs.
They nre commonly attended by loss
of enerpy, luck of cenrnpe, and some
times by gloomy foreboding and de
spondency, "1 had pnlns In my bam, coul! net sleep
and wren I pot up In tli mnrnlim felt
worse than the nlelit I'erorp. I het:nn tak
Intf ItniHl s Hnrsripnrillii nnd now I enn
sieep nnd ret np feellntr rented pad el'le to
(In my worh. 1 nltrihele my rare entirely
to Hood's HfirBlinririlln." Mlip. .1. N. I'furt,
cure II. s. t'opelmid, l ike KoaJ, Ala.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Cure kidney nnd liver troubles, relieve
the back, and build tip the whole system.
Iloss B. Brodhead hns gone on a
business trip to Nebraska.
The Port .lervis telephone com
pany declares an annual dividend of
7 per cent.
Mrs. F. F. White went to New
York this morning for n visit of
several weeks.
F. B. Clark A Co. of Ilonesdale
have purchased the j . H. O'Connor
glass cutting plant at llawley for
f 10,000.
Mrs. N. W. Hidden of Dark
Swamp is nt tho home of Mrs. Ar
thur Wolf receiving treatment for
a broken limb.
The mother of Editor B. F. Morcy
of the Monroe Democrat died of
paralysis recently at her home in
Mt. Bethel aged 85 years.
Hon. Jacob Klaer wns this week
elected a director in the National
and H. fl. Wells a director in the
First Katit.nal Bank of Port Jervis.
Kcpiesentative Landon of Dutch
ess county, N. Y., stands sponsor
for the anti-flirting bill recently in
t reduced in tho New York legisla
ture. The Ladies' Aid of tho Presbyter
ian church held a very pleasant and
populrr social last evening in the
church parlors. One hundred and
seven people were present.
The Ktrotulsburg state normal
school is full to overflowing and n
number of students are obliged to
secuie rooms outside. It is iu a
very prosperous condition.
It is reported tho Erie will build a
double track road from Spnrrow
bush, N Y.. along the line of the
abandoned D. & H. canal. The
tracks on this eido will also be oper
ated as formerly.
The Blairstown Press of this week
ssys there are 62 cases of smallpox
at Hacketlstown, N. J., and more
are expected. Two deaths have oc
curod. Tho people in that section
are all considerably alarmed.
Miss Alice Ryihan gave a party
Monday evening to about twenty
Ave of her young friends, the occa
sion being that she had passed sweet
sixteen by a year. A progressive
bean party enlivened the evening
and most excollont refreshments
were bounteously served. -
Yesterday afternoon at recess the
scholars observed that the Knwkill
school honse was on fire in the rear
near the chimney, from which it is
supposed the flames originated. The
building wns so damaged that the
teacher, Miss Jennie Struthers, was
obliged to dismiss the school.
HTMENE4L.
Van Etten.-Pftuger.
Miss Eva Vnn Etten of New York
and Francis Pfluger of Buffalo were
united in marriage at St Paul's
church in the .latter city Monday,
Jan. 13, by Rev. Dr. Regester, rec
tor. Tho young lady is a grand daugh
ter if the late Jacob Kleinlmns of
this borough nnd is a most estima
ble ierson. The happy gnom is nn
architect nnd a graduate of Colum
bia college, New York. They will
reside for tho present at Buffalo.
The good wishes of many friends
will accompany the woithy young
couple as they start on life's jour
ney together and wish for them
man)' lnppy years.
Li:i)(ii:i)ALK.
The following scholars have at
tended l.eiiedale school every day
for the month of December, linil:
Lizzie Sehrad.-r, Carrie Schnidcr,
Mary Sehiader, Caroline Stermer,
Nellie Slernicr, Lillie Roe-c, Nettie
Uocr-e, Klla Martin, IVul Kelluiii,
Henry Krieger, Clarence Kncgcr,
Lflie Wrilit, teacher. j
.Mrs. .la be. Simons of I'l -a-ant !
Mount i-. i -iting b.-r daughter, Mrs. j
Ida li.trtlc-on, in ( ; ii c nlow u. Cvcry I
body bus a uelcoine for ".Mint'
Mary" wbin she comes brek to I'iKe
ior a few v eks' visit. j
liar.. Id and Ida Wi ight of Scran-
ton, Mis. r.-u-lki Wri-bt of llauniii-j
ton, ioid on be Wall. it of l'utoi.iii
Visited l .li.e Wi ight l.c-t Heck at I
her I ( l.l clil g pllicc. I. li. K . j
Suks. l li;l- foj- l),C 1'l.t-sh.
i.IIMNTOWX.
Mrs. Mary Simons bus been visit,
ing relatives in this place.
lletinirknble work is being done In
the lumber woods I r so stnnll nn
amount of snow.
Miss Nellie Philips and William
Vita were married Jnn. 11 at Mollis,
tei ville by I(ev. S. D. Ftske.
(some of our neighbors have har
vested a -good crop of fee.
Fletcher Hazelton hns gone to
(iouldsboro to work in ice.
Colds nre quite prevalent nnd the
doctors are kept busy nt tending
those who need medical aid.
On Monday of this week between
twelve and one o'clock the bouse of
Mrs. Chits. Fowler caught Are nenr
the roof and as there was not. suffi
cient help the building wns destroy,
ed. Most of the things in tho lower
story were saved.
KIMKLKS.
William Kirkhnni, Sr., of Row
lands wns a culler iu town last Sat
urday canvassing for the life of Mc
Kinley. .Mrs. If. (lofl'ninn of llawley visit
Mrs. .1. S. Kirby last week.
Albert P.riggs and wife spent Sun
day at llawley vii-iling relatives.
William NhnltJi of Port Jervis
spent Sunday nt this place with his
parents, I Ienry Shultz and wife.
Ophelia Hnzen Is visiting her
aunt, Ophelia Coble, near Shohola
l'n lis. it. w. K.
TWILIGHT TllOl'GIITS.
Sented one night nt the fireside,
1 walehed the warm, red glow,
And In ll I saw the fin es
Of niy friends of lon njro.
I saw the old, old farmhouse
The house where I was horn
1 seemed to hear tho blent f sheep,
And the. rustle of the corn,
1 saw the red brick school house,
And the master, stern and cold,
I used to think he ne'er was young,
He always seemed so old.
And then our fresh, green playground
'Neath the oak tree where we played,
We gathered all its aeoi ns,
And mimic cups we made.
And now n fresh and crystal spring
Cnto my memory cleaves,
Wo sat. upon Its mossy bank,
And drank from cups of leaves.
I seo tho orchards frngrant
With blossoms lh the May.
'Twas In the lient of summer time
We harvested the hay.
But on those scenes of lensuro,
Children since then linve played,
Hut of niy former schoolmates,
Two 'iie.it li the ground nre laid.
And now I'm old nnd sitting here
In twdlight shades serene,
And Night draws on nnd with his clonk
Doth cover every scene.
But the firelight gleams as redlv,
And Iu the warm, red glow
I seem again lu childhood,
t And its scenes of long ngo.
MAnui..
Blown to Atom.
Tho old idea that the body some
times needs a powerful, drastic, pur
gntive pill hns been exploded j for
Dr. King's New Lite Pills, which
are perfectly harmless, gently stim
ulate liver and bowels to expel poi
sonous matter, cleanse tho system,
absolutely euro Constipation and
Sick Headache. Only 25c at all
druggists.
Pnrn1filnl.
Sally fin .v After he had kissed yon
tfood-night for the last lime 1 ftiippo&e
he took jiiMt one more?
Dolly Sw ift Oh, yes! Several dozen
onr-imirex, in faetl Peek.
Rheumatism Can
Hot Be Cured
Prominent Physicians Evary
whare Assert that Oils and
Liniments Have No Value
Whatever.
Local applications of oils or Hutments
never cured n genuine case of Klieninn,
tinin and never will; Imtiiuso Kheninn
ttfin is a blood disease nnd mtl&t be eradi
cated by a constitutional ti-e.it incut. To
Dr. A. U. Clink, the celebrated specialist,
more than to any other living physli inn,
is the honor due of having discovered, nt
the result of many years of study and re
search, an absolute specific for the most
aggravated form ot Kheuuiatisin, whether
Acute, Chronic, M uscular, Sciatic, or lu
tiaiiilniitory, Kheutiiatic Gout, Neuralgia
or Lumbago 'l'iiis rellleily Is cniiMdcivd
one of the greatest advances in M.-.lical
Science in recent, years, and It will be
gratifvlng to Klicumai ics to know that
there Is now obtainable a remedy that
cures iifti r all else has failed. Dr. Clark's
lihenmalic ttcmidy is nuw for the llisl
time pincliasaliie through his sole itgelilt.
tin: Clark Midi, ill Company, Pittsburgh,
l'a. A complete tiealnictit will bemailde
posti.ge paid on ncc!pt nt One dollar, and
cnlliieut is I he il I'et.i'r that hisreincly
will do everything tli.it he claims it will
i!o- u ciillil. in-c l..,rn of experience, obser
vation and lesiillsuf yea is of demolistrH,
'ion III cases ciWi-ldi -red lllcuiable that
the eoiiipiiny will, foe I the pi ice paid la
every case w In ic -I):-. Clark's Khcunialio
liiimily tails In kivu I tin deshvd relief.
Onliunry c:i-.i cured in a few days;
eliluiiie ca.-cs ri ipiiie lonxi r but in every
inslance n pel niani nt cure is absolutely
gunwtutccil. aUilscal advice, and w lici-e
luc.ss.iiya spi clnl emu se ef lleallnelit Iu
dicalt it fin ei-li. il any of I. in- lelidcis who
will Wiile the Clark .MviMcal Co., I'ltls
buii.li, I n , gi inn liicir sy ii!ptoin.s and u
slioll lii-loiyisr the disease. As Ihlascr
vi.e is fleeliu one al!l icl ed w 1 1 il liheunr
ai Uur can a Herd to lj.on.ie such a j;. nei ous
l ifer. A g. lils w an tt d,
iencaii
far
The American Girl Is As
Good As Her Name.
FITTER OF FEET.
easily i-i.i: si:.
0
"Diiuirhter, is your husband aud
ible?" "Well, mn, he's just exactly like pa;
when he gets his own ny about
everything he's just perfectly lovely."
licit ere Welt.
"C. C. on Every Tablet.
Every tablet of Cjiscarets Candy
Cathartic bears the famous C. C. C.
Never sold in bulk. Look for it and
accept no other. Beware of fraud.
All druggists, ioc.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
MILFORD.
FlllST 1'llKsnrTKKIAN CHL'ltCIl, Milford.
Sabbath services at lt.:to A. M. and 7,:n r,
M. .Sabbat h school Immediately after h.
morning service. 1'rayer meeting Wed
nesday at 7.1(0 I". M. A corilial wclconi.
will be extended to all. Those not at
tached to ot her churches are especially in
vited. Ricj ; Kiiuaii .M. S.iikau, Pastor.
Cllt'lK II OF TUB Goon rliiKl-llF.ltli, .Mil
ford: Services Sunday nt ln.:m a. m. nnd
4:o(l P. M. Siinday school lit !l:Ja p. li
Week-day service Friday at H -r p. m.
Holy C'oininuiiioa Sunday at 7:45 A. M.
Scuts free. All are welcome.
Hkv. C'iiah..U. Caupkntkii, Hector
M. K. CiuiiK.il. Seriees at the M K.
Church Sundiiys: Preaching at 1(1. MM a.
lu. and at 7.0 p. m. Stil day school nl
ll:-loa. in. Kpwor'll league ut (i.-lf p. in.
Weekly prayer meeting oj Wednesdays in
7.:n p. m. t'liiss meeting conducted by
Win. Angle on Kridays at 7. So p. m. Au
earnest invitation is extended to anyoiit
who may desire to wnrsbsp with us.
Hkv. V. K. Si.uiidkii, Pastor.
MATAMORAS.
Kpwohth M. K. Ciitiiicit. Matninorak
Services every Sabbath at 10.8(1 a. in. and
"p.m. Sulilmih sciiool at 2.;tn. C. K
meeting Monday evening at 7.:HI. Clasi
mis ting Tuesday evening at 7. HO. Prayej
meeting Wednesday evening at 7.3C.
Kveryoue widconie.
Hkv. T fi Spkxckk.
IIol'K EVANCKLHAI. Clll'ItlH, Mata
moras. Pa. Services next Sunday as follow s:
Preaching at lo :iin. m. and 7 p. m. Sun
day school at 3 . m. Juninr C. K. bcfori
and C. K. prayei meeting after the even
ing service. .V 1,1-w eek prayer meet lug
every Wednesday evening at ?.:. Seatf
free. A corilial -elconie to all. Come.
UHV. H. A", linoss, Pastor.
Secret Societies.
MlLKoun Lolicic, No. 844, K. & A. M.:
l.'Klge lins-tH Wednesdays on or before
Kull Moon at tin SViillace Huildinif, Mil
ford, Pa. N. Kinery, Jr.. Sec y, Milford;
(ieo. A Swepelliser, W. M.. Milford. Pa.
Van I)kh Mahk Liuhik, No. h-m, I. O
O. K: Meets every Thursday evening nt
7 Hi) p. in., P'-own's liuililiiig. I). l ,
liorubeck, Siry .Jacob McC'uity, N. H
Pm PKM K Kkiikkaii jiih,k, Hit, 1. O
O.K. Mi els eery second and fourt b Kri
days in each nnipth in (lild Kellows' Hall,
lir.iwn's buihliiig Miss Kalhioine Klein
N. ii. Miss ill, l imine lieck, Sec'v.
. I'-"I. ! L.PELIt
Marks. 'vcopvaicHTs.
Th itv rnif v r a live prat-tire. Opinion aa tn
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AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In Mtf iiMit let- nt i h v- j Tn
I'd, (' nl hart no K.-Lhi I . ( 'mu t of I'ilo
(lffM-cd. r.iiintr. I'd
'1 In- iiiifl.-ilLTii' fl tipp .in tiv ihf ctturl
' -tnV.t (I'-'iiinni in i.f iii- fitntN in
liflliil- nf 1', ';i',(ttTHi,irk. tiiKti i' iKsliHtvn
ttV iii'Ctiliiits. tn tl'c niirlii- rittMhtl
iiM-rt nil pnitir lnt'n'st--il fin
till MI'Hi- (if Mlnit)t tin nt Ht liN
oilii f in i he Ht.niiifih df Milff.rsl. I'h , (-n
vttmiiny. I In- liMh dny ( f Krhrnnrv. A I .
nl 2 n i 1" k p in., nt w hl( li "t inic nil
pit i i ii's hit i ntr 11 cliiint npun the fuiuN or
InhM.'st in Hi-- iliMiihii'ion thrrrM.f imwi
(I Illicit I' II ll(l I1MIVC ! Ilfi f il II i Ilia ill' Kn rlf.l .'i r
rt'il fruin cuniliiK In npun mii1 fiimlH
(iKt) K. I I I A i,
Auditor.
MUfnn1, Vn., Jar. 14, hud.
EXECUTOiTS NOTICE.
T."ttfr-s tc'fiint nliiry unn tlio rstatr fif
Sn-iin MnirniK, lute of Delaware mwn
shtp. (h neased, linviny been granted In tl.e
ii m lei signed, all person n (utvtiiB elniti-.s
HfcrainJt. the said esiate will present tle ni
at once, and those tndfhted thereto will
please make immediate payment to
A. S. lUN'iMAV.
Kxeentur.
Milford, Vn , Jan. 2, IWl.
WAXTKD SKVKHAIj FKHSONS OK
e.haract-!' and mnaf repiMathm hi each
--.ale (one in t his county required) to rep
resent and advertise old est dill!nd weal
thy business house of solid financial stnnd
i K Sniary IM. (XI weekly with expense
additional, all payable in' cash each Wed
nesday direct front head ctlices Horse
and carriages ininislied, when iieeeary.
lieferences. Kt i close self mldiessed stamp
ed ei,relope. Manager. HHi (.'tixton Hnild
iiiK, L'hitiiKo. :m:j
NOTK'K All hunting, fishing or other
trespassiiiK on I he premises of the under'
dgned, iu Dlngimtn Township. (n Hay
mondsklll and Dwnrfckill Cre-kB, Is for
iiindeu under penalty of the law.
(5dAft. J. IJOILKAU,
Ditifinan Twp,, N. Hoii.KAtf,
May 17. lH'.IK. JOSKI'H K liOILKAU.
rri(F,-HASS NOTICE. Notiee Is hereby
1 piv.-ii that trespassing upon the pro
perty of the undersigned in Milford town--hip.
I'ike county. Vn., for the purpose of
hunting, fishing or any other pin poses is
strictly forbidden under penalty of t he law.
Miis, S. M. Ci:akt.
L"VH SAUK. A small farm located near
L Matnmorafl. known as tho Heiisel or
Meinhnrdt plat', containing Ml acres
Kincly loeated, well watered. House and
barn. Kruit nf all kinds. Part imnroved.
Title clear. I or terms, price, etc.. address
IjOCK Ikiz Ki Mliloru. Fli.
T'HKSHASS NOT1CK. Notice u hereby
X given that trespassing on the premise's
of the undersigned, situated in Dingman
township, tor tiny purpose whatever is
strictly forbidden, and nil off. nders will be
prompt lv prosccutetl. Iha B. Cask
Oct. 21.
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