PIKE COUNTY PI
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J. H. Van Etten, 1'UBLISHRB,
Milford, Pike County, P.
REPUBLICAN
COUNTY TICKET
For Protlionotnry, Register and
Recorder,
VICTOR COREY
of Greene.
For County Commissioner,
PIERRE M. NILIS
of Milford borough.
For County Treasurer,
ROCKWELL (i. HEIDENTIIAL
of Matamorns.
For County Auditor,
AMERICU8 II. DOWN
of Palmyra,
For Representative,
ALFRED 8. DINGMAN
of Milford borough.
niiiiicroi.y cox vextiox.
A peculiar situation developed af
ter the convention Tuesday. The
two secretary a selected by the body,
Dr. II. E. Emerson and E. B. Labar,
kept the tally of votes and agreed
that it stood 33 for Westbrook and
31 for Watson and it was so an
nounced by the' chairman, Hon,
John F. Englehart, who declared
Westbrook elected. After the con.
vention adjourned some one disoov
ered an alleged mistake in the count
and as we are informed 32 directors
who were present made affidavit
that they had voted for Watson and
a protest against commissioning
"Vestbrook was Sled with Mr. law
yer to be forwarded to the state su
peril) tendont. A decisiorrlinder the
school law says the objection must
either relate to the legality aud val
idity of the election or to the quali
ilcations of the candidate. The es
tablishnient by proof of a valid ob.
jection of either kind will prevent
the issue of a commission. In this
case there is no objection apparent
ly to the legality and validity of the
election but an allegation that in
fuct no election was held present
ing the anomaly that the convention
did not do what it declared it did,
and which for the time was accept
ed as a settled result.
Why did uot our esteemed neigh
bor rise up and say something about
"counted out" and "tactios that
would put to blush a Phlladolphii
heeler" aaent the recent school con
vention. There is fully as much
good material for a scathing cnti
ciam of ullogeil methods in vogue in
that as there was in tho rocent re
publican primary.
Jud&e l'onnypitcker of Philadel
phia is the latest announced guber
natorial poHsibility and he is said
to have the ttioiteudorwiuient of the
two senators. Meantime the strug
gle for delegate between Elkiu and
Wuiiea goes on.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Singninsttr
of ConashaugU called ou friends in
town yesterday.
Prof. Henry K. lieemer cf Beetu
fcrville, N. J , in making profusion
a! CiU'.s on those having piano to
tune.
Hurry S. An;,'!t with tho New
York Huu is home for a brief vaca
tion. Joseph Pu reel 1 and wife of New
York anive'1 in town yesterday.
John Wallace llc!' r of Chicago,
vliO bus bet u eii.lii) home we-ki
v.'itu relnuvi .s ia tort a for hn
lit-al'.ll, bus returned Luiiii).
Tho Wi'.'-sJ of I lie PrealiVterinn
CMlc'lelltloO held ilu-.ir hi.st bociill
for the
Presbyterian Chroniclings.
(Hy H-t. K. M. Fmeml )
The record of the ppt-nt w"k t
the Frflnliytirmn church was a foil
me. Tiic.aday, Wotlimsilny, Thurs
day evenings and Friday fore and
afternoons (he church wns opnn for
services, the extra meetings being
the Ladies' AM on Thursday eve
ning and the Pike county Rumlny
school convention on Friday. Re
member the hours of service, name
ly, 10.80 a. m. and 8 p. in. Yon are
most cordially invited to come.
With sincere regret we realize
that Rev. C. B. Carpenter lias clos
ed bis parish work in Milford and
depnrtod to his new fluid of labor.
lis genial nvintiers and nn'aili' g
oordinlity have endea rod him to all
of us and we wisher both himself
and family in tileir adopted home
every spiritual blessing with ahun-
ant Bnccess.
The Rov Eilgnr M. Smead, at the
request of the session of the First
Prenbytorinn church of Port Jervis,
delivered the charge to the people
on Wednesday evening at the instal
lation of their new pastor, the Rev.
Francis E. Smith. We bid this
neighboring sister church and their
pastor most sincere aud affection
ate Godspeed in the work which has
so auspiciously began.
Last Tuesday evening was the
final meeting of the pastor's cate
chism class nntil next fall. Tins
work has been highly enjoyable by
most, if not all, the class but on ao
count of the warm weather and the
vacations that are corning it has
been deemed wise to discontinue the
class for the present. It is hoped,
however, that the children may
study the remaining questions by
themselves and be ready for a re
view when we tneet again as a class.
It is with undisguised pleasure
that we record the fact that last
Sunday evening our congregation
reached the high water mark. The
attendance was the largest we have
had since hist July. Now with a
few exceptions this congregation
was made op from our own people.
Would it not bo inspiring if such a
large number attended our servioes
each Lord's day? I think we would
all do better work aud be happier in
it. Let ns try and see.
Next Sabbath evening we shall
discuss the sixth utterance from the
cross. It is our Lord's great shout
of triumph, "It is finished." The
work of redemption has been com
pleted In a new and glorious sense.
Since Christ has nttered these words
we can Joytully sing !
"In the orosa of Christ I glory.
Towering o'er the wrecks of time
All the light of sacred story.
Gathers ronnd its head sublime."
Reformed Church Notes.
(By Rr. J. F. Meyer of Montague.)
The olassls of Orange met in reg
ular spring Bosslon at Newburgb
April 16. The proposed amendments
in the forms for ordination of mln
isters, infant baptism, and ordina
tlon of elders and deacons were re
jeoted.
All the ministers of the ciassis
were present.
The classionl snrmon was preach
ed by Rev. Audrew J. Meyer from
text, Matt. 18:42; subject, "Uncon
scions Influence." The missionary
address was given in his nsual hap
py vein by Rov. John W. Conklln
field secretary for foreign missions
Mr. Conklln bad been a missionary
in India for seven years and this
personal experience gave his words
added power.
Revs. T. II. McKenzitf and J. C.
Forbes of Port Jervis and Rev. J. L
Stillwell, formerly of Montague,
were elected delegates W general
synod. Rev. A. J. Meyer was eleot
ed a delegate to the particular sy
nod of Ne"V York which met May 6
and 7.
On Sabbath, April 20, Frank Kerr
and Hurry Cortright were ordained
deacons la the Montague Reformed
church. For the first time in the
history of the two Reformed
churches, Montague and Koines
viile, there is a full ooiibidtory.
The need of a new organ in the
Reformed churoh has long been
folt, but the prohlom has been, how
to obtain the means. The young
jiei'i'la met and decided to give an
entertainment, the proceeds of
which were to form a nucleus for
an organ fund. Tho entertainment
will bo given iu the Montague
church on Wedtiesbiy evening,
Muy 14, but if stormy the next fair
evening. From all reports tho en
tertainment w ill bo f;ir better than
anything our community has ever
enjoyed and tho cordiul cooperation
and support of our friends is ear
nestly di-nired. All friends of the
conrentloii and all vho are inter
e.-ted in promoting the welfare of
the cliu.-eH are cordially invited to
attend. The fcdmuoiou price is:
Adults 2;.e ; children under fifteen
Kwj. This will be followed by the
serving ot ico cream and caVe in t:ie
Ut'ni'-nt of the church for l5o.
Spring Zlcdicina
Tere Ja no other season when frond
Tt.fiif me if so niticn needed to in tii"
faring.
The blood I Impnrw, weak and
Impoverished a condition indicated
by pimples and other eruptions on tho
face and body, by deficient vitalify,
loss of appetite, lack of strength, aud
want of animation.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Make the blood pure, vigorous and
rich, create appetite, give vitality,
strength and animation, and curs
all eruptions. Have the whole family
begin to take them today.
Hood's Psrrapsrllls has been nsed In
ear family for soma time, and always with
Itood results. Last spring I was all ran
down and got a bottle of It, and as nsnal
recti red great twnefit." Miss Banna
Botce, Stowe, Vi. f
Hoori'e Sareaparllla premise 9
cur and keeps the promise.
Methodist Church Jottings.
(By Rkv. C. R. ScunnRR.)
The topic for next Sabbath morn
ing is "The Kingship of Jesus," and
for the evening "The Epworthian
at Large."
There will be preaching at the
Union school house next Babbath
afternoon.
Notice has been sent by our pre
siding elder that be will be here
Thursday May 29th and hold our
first quarterly conference. He will
also remain and preach for ns Bab
bath morning, Jane 1st. This is the
first time that he has been with us
on the Babbatn since tho present
pastorate began. All who were able
to hear him at his last visit will be
glad of another opportunity. Dr,
Wright ranks among the strongest
preachers of our oonfereuoe.
A very fine class of books has beet)
approved for the Sabbath school li
hrary. Thirteen new volumes have
been placed in the hands of the li
brarian this week. It is a very
gratifying thing to see the large
number of soholara of our school
who read and it Is tl)3 purpose of
our school to keep the library in
first class shape. Good reading is
one of the chief eouroes of soul in
struction. A taste for good books
is indicative of mental and spiritual
Ileal th. ,
Programs have been seleoted for
Children's Day entitled "Life's
Bunny Day." How the seasons roll
around. What a proof of the prog
ress of Christianity that the child
ren are given so much attention and
also the fact that the joy element in
life is receiving so great emphasis
Are we not learning the meaning of
the angel's message, "Peace on
earth, good will toward men?" Are
we not tearing also to carry the joy
of Christmas throughout the year
No greater modern lie has been told
than this, "The world is growing
worse."
The servioe next Sabbath evening
will be in the Interest of the Ep-
worth League. It will be an auni
versary service held in connection
with all the Leagues of Methodism
We believe in the forward move
nient among young people and call
especial attention to his servioe.
Rev. C. B. Carpenter went to his
new charge at Tenafly, N. J., this
week.
Frank Schorr is making repairs on
the. house recently purchased by
him on George street.
Whip-poor-wills w era heard here
for the first time this season last
evening,
The statement of the First Na
tional Bank of Milford appears else
where and shows that it is prosper
ing, which fuct will be gratifying to
its friends.
.wns7
That's a good name for
Scott's Emulsion. Children
are like young plants. Some
will grow in ordinary soiL
Others need fertilizers.
The nature cf some children
prevents them from thriving
on ordinary food Such chil
dren grow right if treated right
All thty need is a little fer
tilizera little extra richness.
Scott's EmuLion is the right
treatment.
Fertilizers make thingsgrow.
That's just what Scott's Emul
sion lions. It makes children
grow in flesh, grow in strength,
grow rich Llood, grow in mind,
grow happy. That's v,l.y.t we
make it for.
Send for free samj'e,
S'-VST tU'WNt. Chw;. Pwlit.,tt. f.
Why Meat Are High.
Tho American Agriculturalist re
oently gave a vory intetnsting pio.
ure showing the reason for advance
n price of meats. It compares by
percent, the increase in population
n this country from 181)0 to lflOOand
tho inorense in flocks and herds.
The population increased 21.8
while tho increase in stock was as
illovrs: Beef, cattl, 12 j milch
cows, S.H ; sheep, 11 jand swine,
.6'. This shows that supply is
not keeping pace with home demand
and this is quite aside from our
teadily expanding foreign markets
ir meat products. Population has
ncreased the past ten years much
faster than the number of cnttle,
hogs and sheep, in fact nearly twice
as fast, roughly speaking, as the
number of meat and dairy animals.
Farmers should be encouraged by
these fncts and pay more attention
to the live stock industry which
eventually would correct the dia
orcisancy and would also lie profita
ble for them. It takes about three
years to fit a steer for market so the
matter cannot be accomplished in a
few days.
Th Most Common Ailment.
More people suffer from rhonma
tism than any other ailment. This
is wholly unnecessary too, for a
cure may be effected at a very small
cost. G. W. Wescott of Moadow-
dalo, N. Y.r8ays: "I have been af
flicted with rheumatism for some
time and it has caused me much
suffering. I concluded to try Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and am pleased
to say that it has cured me." For
sale by A. W. Balch & Bon, Matn-
morafc, all drug and general stores
in Pike county
Rev. Father Craft, who spent.
some years as a missionary among
the Indians ir the west and was
well acquainted with Sitting Bull
and recognized ai a chlof, and who
also visited Cuba during the Spanish
war, is seriously 111 with gaktritis in
Germantown, N. Y.
When you wake op with a bad
taste in your mouth you may know
that yon need a dose of Chamber
Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse yonr stomach, im
prove your appetite and make yon
feel line a new man. They are easy
to take, being sugar ooated, and
pleasant In effect. For sale by A
w. ualcn fe Hon. Matamoras, All
drug and general stores in Pike
county.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Bank
AT MILFORD,
In the State of Pennsylvania, at the close
ot business, April Both, watt:
BKSOURCBS.
Loans "d discounts $ lfl.fttO
Overdrafts, secured and unse
cured 44 48
U. 9. bonds to secure circulation 25,0011 (10
Premiums on U. 8. bonds SrJ5 00
Stocks, securities, etc 80,701 86
linn king house, furniture and
fixtures 600 00
Due from National Dnuks ( ot
reserve ngeiitH) 2.937 54
Uue from approved reserve
anents 7,007 90
Internal revenue stamps 80 75
Checks nud other cash Items 80 00
Notes of other Nntionnl banks. . 440 00
r ractioiml paper cie ency, nick
els, nnd cent- 180 11
lawful monk? kkakrvi in
Bank, viz:
Specie 13,978 95 i
jfgil tender notes 1,6-JO.bO 4,498 96
Redemption fund with U. 8.
Treauror(& of oiroulatlon) 1 860 00
Total 1()3,1! 46
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock pwid in t 35,000 00
Uudlvlded prollts, less expenses
nnd taxes puld 8,6o3 98
National ilank notes outstand
ing 86,ono 00
Due to other National Bunks . 178 88
Individual deposits subject to
chock 40,078 67
Demand oertinunuw of deposit . 1,818 00
Total SHIOliia 45
State of Pennsylvania. County of Hke. ss:
I, Robert W. Held. Canhlvr of the alxtve
named bnnk, do solemnly swear that the
alove statement Is true to the best of my
uusisui buu uem'i.
UOUKRT W. BKIf),
Cssblcr.
Correct A ttestr
A. II. UKOWN, 1
O. A H MSTKOXf). ) JMrectors
KBKNKZKK WsKNKR )
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
8th day of May, hurt.
J. U. CHAMBKKLAIN,
Noutrjr Public.
ORPMAH'S C0URT SALE
By virtue of an order of the Orphan's
court of tho county of Pike, the urnier
aiK?ed will expoiM to tutle by public vendue
or outery ou
SATURDAY, THE 81ST DAY OF MAY
A. D. Jyu2,
at two o'clock o. iu- of said day In the
rout 4m. I of the court huutte Iu the lxr
ouh of Milford, Pa., all Hie real entnt! of
which Lewi hptiiit'iiivFrg, deoettfied, dit-d
(n-iml and pttiMK'ti iu il.t "utility of Pike
atorottftid, to twit: All that certalu pice
of laud, tuuaitt lit the township of Pub
iiiyr, cuu"y of Pike and iu of Penn
Bylvtnl, deorlieti an (uiiowti; biumiig
at a point in public rAd lading from
Taftroti to lh Ntti'nmi oil orliuai line uf
the KotMTt ?tt'nrt tr.tc!,. tiitiii amng
enie non b d-rv t-tx, 7o r!s tn a
tfUiiie corner of mii! K tlert Mewart
trHct, tbeooe ttmilt V-' (1 yrwi eiint 12
rKla to a itoiie corner, thence Biuth i
dt-rrtea WHbt Oft r-ni to nuid public road,
tii. iicj aiuiig baiuo kouth d'-freve west
l'4 nnlii to U.e ..n4) ut b-iui.)iitf cou
lniuifif tivtitkt iie inore or itrtv, Itt-n.if ktirt
of h tti j-r tri ; ii t ie wnrritiiUtt umim uf
Kotufri tutwarc uu i .ired on the coinusin
sii.iiersi bt-M.'W-i ui I kc ctjuiity No. lite
viine Lh Ick one cf ie loU u( liie Khraim
Kimble, .r., t-i. :,..
1 vfitoV b s 1 S 4n the tAine are
po i ltd a BUniii (tfiliiJ houht) aud out.-t.-uihiinurs;
pate of l he laud U nijer Cu I Ll va
tit,n iii'vi li,, i;r..s ed, wilh 1(ko and ouieil
r 1 1 ' t tn-vh" t itu.in e uiiluipr-jved laud.
'1 evil;" , H .
'i i i-'i" .-PANrsKNliKHij,
Adlnt'1'.-.lrni..r ti Ittu entnle of lxrWiS
l M .ji iiSx r,..' !' -,M-d.
H V. T. 1 hv ii, Attorney.
iifuid, I n., .Siv tf, W.
BARRFX8 01? SAMPLK9.
Ovr Two Il'indrsd Thousand Trial
Bottles Sent Free by Mail.
By ppecinl arrangement with the
nnnufnctnrers of that justly 'unions
Kidney medicine, Ir. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy, the rend
ers of the Pikr County Prkss are
enabled to obtain a trial bottle and
pamphlet of valuable medicnl ad
vice absolutely free, by simply send
ing their full nnme and postofflce
address to tho DR. DAVID KEN
NEDY CORPORATION, Rondout,
N. Y., and mentioning this paper,
the publisher of which guarantees
the genuineness of this liberal offer.
Of course this involves enormous
expense to the manufacturers, but
they have received so ninny grate
ful letters from those who have
been benefited and cured of the var
ious diseases of the Kidneys, Liver,
Bladder and Blood, Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia and Chronic Constipation
and all weaknesses peculiar to wo
men, that they willingly send trinl
lmttles to all sufferers.
Upon investigation it was found
that 91 per cent, of those who had
used tho trial bottle had received
such benefit from it that they pur
chased largo sized bottles of their
druggists.
It matters not how pick you are or
how many physicians have failed to
holp you, send for a trial bottle of
this great medicine, it costs you but
a postal card, and benefit and cure
will most certainly be the result.
Favorite Remedy is the only kid
ney medicine that acts as a laxative
all others constipate.
Put some urine in a glass turn
bier and let it. stand 24 hours ; if it
has a sediment or if it is pale or dis
colored, milky or oloudy, stringy or
roPy. your Kidneys or Bladder are
in a bad condition. Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy speedily
oures such dangerous symptoms as
pain in the back, inability to hold
urine, a burning, scalding pain in
passing it, frequent desii'fe to uri-
tiate, especially at night, the stain
ing of linen by your urine and all
tin unpleasant and dangerous effeots
on tho system produced by the tise
of whiskey, wine or beer.
All druggists sell Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy in the new
50 cent size and the regular tl.00
size bottles.
Luke W. Brodhead Of Delaware
Water Gap died suddenly Wednes
day. Ho was closely identified with
the hotel business there uri,', for
many years proprietor of the Water
Gap House, the largest in the place
He wrote a history of the early set
tlors of that vicinity which exhibits
great care aud research.
No Loss of Time.
I have sold Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Eeniody for
years, and would rather be out of
coffee and sugar than it. I sold five
bottles of it yesterday to thresheis
that could go no farther, and they
are at work again this morning.
U. R. Phelps, Plymouth, Oklahoma
As will be seen by the above the
threshers were able to keep on with
their work without losing a single
day's time. You should keep a bot
tie of this remedy Jn your home.
For sale by A. W. Balch & Son,
Matamoras, all drug and general
stores in Pike county.
A. D. Brown and Goo. E. Horton
go today to attend the fnneral of
the late J. 11. balmon at Boonton
which ooonra tomorrow.
SHERIFJTS SALE.
By virtue of ft writ of levari Fncliis Is
sued out of the court of common plefts of
Hke ootinty to me direcunl, I will expose
to public sale by yeudue or outcry nt the
snerm s oiuce la ine DorougQ ol 3111Ioru
on
THURSDAY, MAY 29,
at two o'clock In the af be. noon of sftld day
All that certain lot or tract of lautl situate
In the township of Hclaware in the county
or f ike ami state or f emmyivunla bound
ed and descrilied as follows to wit: fit'irtU'
niliK at a stone corner Ixting alst a corni-r
of lands of William Marker, I'tence ly the
same north sixty-two dt'Kree. and one-haif
weft one hundred and itim ly tlin-e ptr
ches and a half to a stone corner, thenitt uv
lands of John Hnxton north twenty-ni.ie
dt'jtrees east eihty nitie perches i a btoiie
corner, thence )y I he SMtne sout h sixty-two
decrees sou a. mil east one hundred and
sixty-four perches and ft quarter to a stone
corner, thence south eiht decrees ftti'J a
half west nim-ty live pcrchcsaiul a quarter
t-o the place of beginning. C4tnUiinliif one
hundred acres, it beliix part of a lara'
tract of land surveyed hy virtue of a wa
rant granu'd to Solomon Hutf dated the
4ih day of March A. i. 171TJ, the said one
hundred acres ny divers conveyances aud
ot her aastiraitceH vesting title in the same
lu-citme the property uf the said (jarret U
ilrow ti.
.i-d aud taken in execution as the
prt-perty of (i .trut li. Ilrowu, dbce.tsed
and Mill be sold hy me for cash.
OKUHL.K UUfcUOKY,
hhertfif.
Sheriff's Ollice. Milford, Pa.,
April an. hrj. j
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Tetters teMtaineutary upon the ite of
KU.ni'M'i'h M Kcnwonhfy, late of i le bor-
ouh of Ml) lord, drreiw-d, htivlur Ijeeii
jCtiiiU'il to tljt) undtTHint'd. all porMintt
haviiiK clninm awnliiKt the bmh! fntii'Mwitl
pnrM'ut tilifiu and lhort niuitd ihtuelo
will nti-iknc nmkf iuinit'dnire privnM-in to
illiam li. kkn wuit may,
K ih utor,
Miilord, Pa
II Y. T. BaKKR. Attorney,
Miiiotd. Pa.
April 7, ltfi. 6-ld.
BlutAtf Tour Bowel With Citao,rt.
C'. i'Hitittrtic, euro oontuiptnii t,,iivr.
IW. U v Ki. C ftli drUftrilc-bk i'JlUUJ UiuUCjf.
Mercantile
Apprcisemcnt
FOR iooz
NOTirrc IS HKRKFIY GUV F.N tn nU
iikm 1 1 1 itH MiKi ctTet-m r whittHVpr fcfnd or
rinturv, wh",icr of the jrrnwth, product
nnd limnufrtoutre of the l.:nttri States or
f nny forettfit ntnif. nnd nil miller nnd
conl donltiirt wlthtn t hp count? of Pikt, in
inn m di f of rennMi vnn a, trm th1? aiv
chiift'-d nod awwri hf the appraiser ot
mtTrnntile Ihxch in paid county for the
year Ktvi mh hclow driven, and that they art
(overall? required to tMke out a Hopiirp at.
me (Jiine or the county treasurer at Mil
ford on or before the flrsr. day of July.
If not iMtid on tho adova date nn it
will he brought) nfi per net of assembly in
mich raws umde and provided.
R UTAIL.
Blonmlns; Orove,
DeUroat Dennis S'.oro
lelaware
Kuhner Philip F Hotel
(Tarrelsou Harry lllcycle
iMcrctcr r rnucis Hotel
.iM'pncni Kooinson httre
nil Klten K. K. M ins Hotel
v an au Ken itco. 13 rtore
Van Ktu-n Hros Store
VnntTonlen Kan est Hotel
Westbrook Jacob li Store
Ins;tnait.
HoillotfttE. O Hotel
Imllor. leontlne Ilnardlnir Hon:
McCnrtv ;harles Store
no-iB loiiiniu Motet
Schanno Anna Hotel
Schanno Joseph Boarding House
Ore lie.
noisnir reccr Fertilizer
Cross Posten R ritore
(iillner Walter E Groceries
Hilpln Bros Store
H ames V. ii Store
llouck .T. & C Store
Uwe Edward F Store
Selg Charles F Store
Wilson Edgar'. Hoarding House
Lschswt sen.
Alman Samuel ..Hotel
iiurcner d. u More
Ilrannlng ,T. C , Store
llellert Kdwartl Store
Cortright Jason Storo
t ortright William B ." Store
lijston Ueorge A Hotel
t-ireenwald Clan Store
llolbert Joseph (i Hotel
llolbert F. J Hotel
nan sins mcnara store
Kowland (i. r S
Rowland A. Q Hotel
Kettstadt Augusta Hotel
Smith M E Store
Shannon C. W Store
Smith J. H Store
Schott John Store
SctmrtT Julius est Store
Van Akin S. L Store
Lehman.
Hensley H. F . . Store
liach Martin Ij Hotel
Nyce Brothers Store
Uttenheliner Clara Hotel
Ottenhoimer Clara 1 pool table S months 1
uniiara tame liu.t
Peters Edwin F Hotel
Peters Edwin F., 1 pool table 8 months
billiard table flO.uO
Smith Clintou Store
Milford Borough.
Armstrong T & Co Store
Armstrong CO Druir St(
Heck Fred A Hi tol
Itotirnique P. N Hotel
Bourniqtie P. N., 1 p.l table 8 mouths
bowllngalleys $IH25
Hoyd J. K Bittcli
Heck John C Hotvl
Cornelius I) Miss Bazaar
Diugmnn A. 8. Store
Emerson H K & Co Drugstore
r rich Ijtulse Hotel
Crumble Brothers Bute!
di'llerlh Louis Bicycle
llafner V. . Harness
llornlx-ck D. H Bicyol
Kelly John Dr Hotel
Kyto Benjamin Store
Kiel n T. tk.Ji.es Son Hardwa
Myer James A Photographe
McCert.y John stor
Mitciifll Mary Millinery
Mifcncu Y.Kii t$ui,
Nilis P. M Hon
Mils P. M., 1 pool tables months. . . tia
Kvman o.- Wells Store
Struhle W. T Miller
Thornton Jjhn R Hotel
Tiasnt Marie Hotel
Wallace Bert Store
Wolf John Store
Palmyra,
Lnbes CI lint Hotel
Jones Edward S Store
Wllrou (ieorge Store
Porter.
Courtright C. W H(,'l
Stalter Joseph ritore
fthohola.
Fuller Mary Boarding House
(-.ardner St. John & Son Store
Hlgby Edwin Sure
Heuinann John H Hotel
Maxwell F. D Store
Vogt John Jr Hotel
Vogt George Barber
Westall.
Allen D B Hotel
Balch A W. & Son Store
Bevaus Floyd K Hotel
Caskey Laforge Hotel
Crawford Andrew tore
Hunker Uustave Store
Ft Peter Houd
Heller Martin store
Kessler Fred A Store
Laugton L. G S.ore
fjeicht Martin HoU;l
Mueller Christiana Hotel
Prescott J C Store
SfVinour C. H Store
Todd M. B. Mrs Store
I'ch Michael Butcher
Van Gorden J. G store
WehingMr George Butcher
Wintermute Isuao Store
Agreeably to the act of the freneral as
sembly of the com mo" wealth of Pen liny I
Vttiiln. paesext April 11, lHirt, entitled "Ad
act relating to the apolntuieu( of nie.
cantile appraim end UTadimHiiif the dil
tum upon wholt5tale dvaUm and luttrehun
dis etc, and the euppieiueuti thereto,"
aud "aet of May 3, lMn," the underiiiKnd
appraiser of uicruiiutile taxea of the couu
ty of Pike dieu hertdiy oertity iliat the fort
inp aie dtuilem lu foriKU aud douidtvtie
merehandlHe Id said county that have
oo oik to iny kuowitMinre and thai they are
clasnetl aecordiiiff to law.
V itncHM my haud this 6th day of May
A. I)., lEi. B. F. KIPP,
Mercantile Appraiser.
Ao appeal will be held In the court house
In thw borough of Milford betwtnm lite
hours of U a. in. aud 4 p. in , ou Thuibdny.
June 5, 1' , wheu and where all ptr.-ini
tutereMt-d in the afort-iiniit aiwUMiinfUt anil
dt'Hci iptiou uiay nlleuU tf thi-v ice pr per,
H. f K.IFP,
&lurcainile Apitruinur.
AM di'ulera iu the above Hat are request
ed to tiiko up tluir liuentMiii at the c.jtint y
trt'iiBitrt-r ollK ou or before July 1, bi r2,
alu-r which they will te given Wa justice
if the pt'aou for cuilt-erton.
U. K. KOWLAND,
County Tmuiuitr.
ilLLIAM B. KENWORTHY, M.D.
riiypicinn and Surgeon.
Office ami rchl-'tice Hnrford strcft Is
me lately occupied t y Hr E B. Wen-
ftl llr UK11, PA.
Dr. von der Hoydo,
DCNTIGT,
Brick House Opposite VnmlrrmRrfc Hotel
lirnml street Milford
OFFIf'K HOCUS: 8tol8ft.in.il to
in.
H. E.Emerson, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE in Drug Store on Broad
Street.
If yon want to sell
yonr real entnte, list it
at once with
JOSEPH J. HART,
Uoneral Iiisnrniire Agt.,
Brown's Building,
Milford, Pa.
Pure Bred
Fowls
Our Breeding Pens con
tain but a few of the
choicest birds:
WHITE WYAND0TTES,
BLACK MIN0RCAS, -WHITE
LEGHORNS,
BARRED PLYMOUTH
ROCKS.
Epp-s $i per setting of
THIRTEEN EGGS.
Order ahead as far pos
sible. HoaglancTs,
PORT JERVIS, N. Y.
UP TOWN.
The
American
Girl
The Most Reliable, Medium
Priced Shoe fA f f"
in the Coun- 111 I I 8
try. Carried H
in Stock in 11
(JtU
Five Styles
. i;
Every Pair is Fully Guaraneedt.
Johnson,
Fitter of Feet.
Port Jervis, N. Y.
NOTICE All huntiiiK, HBliinn or other
trespassing on the prennees ot the under
signed, In DinKinun Township, on Hay
niondhkUl and Dwarfskitl Oeeks, is for
biuden under penalty of the law.
t it Ah J. Ikhlkau,
DinK'niin Twp., N. Hihi.kau
May 17. lm. JobKi'H 1' BoiLBAU .
FOR SALK. A small farm liv ated near
Matamoras, known as the Henael or
Kelnhardt pliuw, containing 1 acres.
Finely liM-.at.Hl, well watensl. House and
barn. Fruit of all kinds. Part Improved.
Title clear. For tcrmB, price, etc., address
Lock box Q Milford. Pa.
TRESPASS NOTICK. Notice Is hereby
Kivett that trespassing on the preliiii.ea
of the unuerslKUetl, Sltuattxi in li(nKUiatl
township, tor any purpose whuu'.ver is
strictly forbidden, and all ulf i ndi rs will be
promptly pmsecuted.
ll(A B. CAbH.
Oct. -M. lHWu.
TRESPASS NOTICE. Notice Is hereby
Kiv.'l! that trespassing utioti the pro
perty of the undersigned In Militird lowu
shlp. Pike county, Pa., for the purpose of
hunting. tl,hlufr ur any other purpoKes Is
strictly furblddcu under pi'MHlly of the law.
Mils. S. .Si. (JHAK1. '
r" f f I "T" TOBACCO SPIT
iJJyi g nJ SMOKE
. V our Life a way I
You u cured of iny foott ot tita.cco uaii;i
Mily, be nuul well, strong, m.tnei.c, lull ,3
new lite and vior by taitiu tJ I Jit
tliat ni a.kt- tMlt meu suon, M my V-.-u
ten pomiUK in tea Uuvi. Over BOO .OOtB
cured. All dnifci'wf. Cure yiiMruuir.-.t Ii.h.m..
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