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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1896-04-02
Not All.

The Wimbledon, Barnes County, News
which hears a good deal about Stuts-
man county matters says:
"Bailey Fuller has made up bis mind
to be mayor Of jamestown in spite Of all
OF 'em. 1t he wins out then Bailey Full.
ler is the man to nominate for governor
if it is politicians We are after. But all
people are not of the same mind--ln
Jamestown.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1896-04-02

Endorses "A Woman's" View.
I am glad to see by last> nights Alert
that "A Woman" is awake to the city
election campaign issues. To my mind
this is time when, If ever, woman
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1896-04-02

Burns are absolutely painless when
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is promptly
applied. This statement is true. A per-
feet remedy for skin diseases, chspped
hands and lips, and never fails to cure
piles. Baldwin Bros.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1896-04-02

Baldwin Bros. will refund your money.
il not satisfied after using one bottle OF
DR.. Fenner's medicine.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1896-04-02

A little i'll, then little pill. The i'll
is gone the pill has won. DeWitt's Lit.
tie Early Rlsers, the little pills that cure
great ills. Baldwin Bros.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
A BITTER CHURCH FIGHT.
Lively Times in the M. E. Church at Cen
terviIie N. J.

- NV ~ ~
What is called f" Religious war :"
but one in which there seems to be
more of the evil spirit than religion
is exciting the people of Centerville
in N. ].
just what the difficulty if we do
not know, but ii seems to have cul-
minated last Friday afternoon when
a meeting was held for the election
of trustees for the next year. There
are two factions, one apparently up
holding the pastor Rev. G. w. Dem
ing, and the other opposing. The
opponents seemed to be in the ma
jority and elected their trustees,
whereupon Mr.. Deniing and his fol-
lowers after much unseemly wrang-
ling, held a meeting and elected
another set. 1t cannot make much
difference as to the right or wrong
of the matter so far as the church is
concerned. Probably both sides have
been hasty and indulged mill con-
sidered action. What we call at
tention to is the evil which is
wrought by such contentious. A
minister may preach the gospel of
peace, and a congregation may pray
that the sun of righteousness shall
shine on them, but such preaching
and praying is mockery when the
devil of strife, contention and open
hostility invades a church, and
causes, such unseemly conduct. If
minister divides his congregation
his future usefulness among that
people is ended, and rather than
lead an opposing column to the bat
tie, ne would much better step down
and out. His continued presence
and aggressiveness only makes the
matter worse. Church people have
enough evil to oppose without quar-
teling and wrangling among them
selves.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
FARM NOTES.

Last season many people here
abouts lost their hogs. The disease
seemed to be cholera. Hotel swill
appears to contain some dangerous
element, and some pork raisers re-
fuse to take it unless orange peel is
kept out of it. Sick hogs sho uld
not be left with we'll ones for a
moment after the discovery is made.
Beer costs the saloon man about
So barrel. He retails it, five cents
a glass for $50. Who gets rich on
the $24 and who poor?
Why is not this good time to
SOW clover seed? 1t will go deeply
in the frost cracks whe the snow
goes off, and root well before ii
comes up,and is thus preserved from
destruction by the late frosts,
If you are going to buy nursery
stock this spring order now, and
don't be persuaded into buying any
thing older than two years.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
nRIEF NswMv,oM.

Senator Quay seems to be q Pre-.
sidential possibility.
The Economics n society in
western Pennsylvania also known as
the Harmony Society, sunk three
hundred and fifty Thousand dollars
in one railroad venture. There are
only four male members in the So
ciety.
The Standard is a sprightly, clean
looking little sheet published by the
students of Rockland Collegiate In
stitute at Nyack N. Y, of which
Frank w. Cross of this place is the
Editor in Chief.
The police of Albany N. Y,
raided a disorderly house q few
nights ago, and captured among
others, six members of the Legisla-
ture. They were taken to police
headquarters.
"A marriage license was issued
Feb. 1s by Prothonotary Westbrook
to Frank g. Gunsals and Nena G.
Quick of Matamoras.
-Paughcaughnaughsinque is actu-
ally the name of Middletown's tribe
of Red Men.
WIN. Padgett's show will not
take place this week on account of
sickness of some of the prominent
characters.
The Photographic concert Tues
day night in Browns Hall was at
tended by large audience. The
wonderful instrument entertained
amused and seemed to transport
the listeners to the distant places
where the several numbers had
been originally given, 80 perfectly
were they reproduced,
TO morrow is a legal holiday
being Washington's birthday.
There will be services in the
Presbyterian church this evening.
All are invited.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
nnlaWars Iownahlp ResuIts.

Judge of election Maurice Young,
131; inspector of election, l. G. An
gle, T, So, G. G. Crone, d, 80, maj "a ;
constable, Joseph D. Brooks, 80.
Aaron B. Jaeger, d, n, maj. 8 su-
perVisor, James B. Angle, r, 67, E..
Vandermark, d, S3, maj. 16, Samuel
l.. Hunt. r, SO, A. A. Albright, d,
I24, maj. 65; Andrew A. Albright,
r, 1874, NJ. B. Pitney, d, S5 maj. %,
Daniel Jaeger, d, 90; town clerk,
Howard Hawk, T. 40, Hugh Brod-
head, d, 100, maj, 81 auditor, John
Whitaker. d, 124; school director,
VIM. Dusenberry. T, SO M. A. Doty,
d, 81, maj. 16, John Shepherd, r, So,
VIM. Hanna, d, 50, maj. 26i over
seer of the poor, D. o. Brodhead,
131.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
TITS LINE Is BROKEN.
WestFaIl is Republican
AND so Is PALMYRA.
The Democracy Of Pike Halts and
Waivers.

1t Cannot Withstand the Assaults Of Intel
ligehce, General Information and An
Exposure Of It's Methods.-serious In
roads Have Been Made in Several Of Its
), stronghoids, Some of Them Captured.
and We Have only Just Begun the
Fight.
AS win be seen by the vote follow
ing the people are indulging in the
somewhat peculiar sensation in this
county, of electing to office some Of
the men best fitted in their judg-
ment to I'LL them. Party ties are
strong but the result shows that the
leaven Of better local government is
working, and that the people begin
to realize that it is time to take their
matters out of the hands of the po-
litical heelers, ringsters and old war
horses and attend to them in person.
The elections in the several town
ships cannot fail to crafty those
who are hoping for a dawn of bet
ter things.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
Death Of Rev. ~. wnn.a..

Wilkes Barre, Feb. 1s.--Rev. J. r.
Williams, pastor Of the Luzerne
Methodist church, died at the hospi-
tai to-day of peritonitis. He fought
ON the Union side during the war
and whom it was over he went TO
Wyoming Seminary, where he was
graduated and was afterward or
dained for the ministry. He is sur
vived by his widow and two child
rem. Mr., Williams preached three
years in the Kipptown church in
Greene township this county from
1884 to 81, and his circuit included
two Churches in Wayne county.
He was also stationed at Hawley
Wayne county for three years,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21

Justice of the peace, James Lock-
land, r, 27, Charles l.. Heller, d, "a,
maj, 81 judge of election, Palma
Depue, r, 36, H. c. Bowen, d, rs
maj. 80; inspector of election, Cal
vim Cron, r, 2s, William Cortight,
d, So, r. Whitaker, /, r, 40, consta-
BILE, John Snyder, 80, Wilson Van
Auken, 70, maj. II supervisor, JAS,
M. Bensley, Jr. r, 46, Geo. M, Arnst,
d, 65, William Stoddart, d, 81, John
Hopnbeck, d, SO, Daniel Brodhead,
d, SO; oYerseer of the poor, George
Snyder,r, "A, Jermiah Titman, d, 6b
maj. 21 auditor, James M, Depue,
r, 33, Harry Peters, d, So, mai S6 (;
school director, Joseph Bensley,. +,
AZ, maj, 10; Jas. nj. Bensley, ind,
"A, maj Is Philip F. Cortright,d, 80,
William II. Stoddart. d, 26.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
A Story and a Moral.

Carle was misshapen dwarf, of
Arthur's Court. Day by day for long
years he besought the knights to
snite off his head, but they loved
him, and they would not have
harmed hair of his head. One day
he came to Gawaine, and said, II
pray thee, Gawaine, strike off my
head y and Gawaine said, "nay l
love thee to much. "But when he
saw tears on the poor creatures face
moved by great impulse he smote,
and there rose up not the deformed
Carrie but Sir Oarlile handsomest of
the knights, who had been a victim
of a cruel enchantment which could
be overcome only when some friend
should love him enongh to smite. The
moral is that not one of us grows to
his full stature till friendship is hon
est enough and tender enough to
break with wounds if need be, the
spell of our own vanity and insula-
ton.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
mLl Nc nuILp III
Ffisdbsrssr Claims No Electric Road WIN
ne Constru0tsd Except he Does It.

Ffieabsrssr claims No Electric Road WIN
he Construutsd Except He Does 1t.
Ed Longnirs, Of stroudsburg,
was IN Philadelphia ON Wednesday
and served papers on Simon Fried
berger, erstwhile railway man.
The papers were issued in the suit
brought against the East strouds-
burg and Matamorns Railroad by
Frank Holmes, Esq, on labor claims
amounting to over ei36.
Friedberger was found in his lace
mill at Germantown. When the ex-
ecution papers were served and pay
ment demanded the ex-treasnrer re-
fused to give the amount. Further
action will now be taken in the mat
ter.
Friedberger stated that he was
now possessed of considerable money
and it was his opinion that no rail
way would be built up the Delaware
Valley unless he constructed it,
Stroudsburg Times.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
NOW IT is cAMPaoR.
The Decline is Attributed to " Bear" in
the Market.

The Decline is Attributed to " Bear" In
the Market.
About everything has been in a
trust, and now it seems camphor has
the attention of syndicate, which
has its headquarters in London, and
is preparing to corner the market
A year ago refined camphor sold at
"a cents per pound, since then it has
sold for 64, and isnow about 60, this
decline is attributed to 'bears " in
the market, nearly all the crude
camphor of commerce is grown in
Japan and Formosa. Formerly it
was produced in Sumatra, Bornea
and other parts of the Indies and
China, but lately they have not been
factors in production. Camphor
trees are of the evergreen variety.
Symmetrical in proportion, blossom
ing with white flowers and bearing
red berries. The trees attain great
age some being 300 years old and
measuring fifteen feet in diameter.
The Formosa product is inferior to
that Of Japan, and as Formosa is in
habited largely by savages, and the
production of crude camphor is at
tended with much danger, Japan
practically supplies the world. The
amount exported from that country
averages about FIVE million pounds,
one-fourth comes to this country
and the remainder is consumed in
Europe. 1t must be refined before
it is ready for consumption. This
process was until two years ago con-
fined to European and America re
tineries, but the Japs have now en-
tered the market, and are establish
ing refneries in that country.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21

Justice of tho peace, P. r Cross,
r "A, Walter Vetterlein, d, az, maj
2; Judge of election, Henry Qnick, r,
AZ, George Ansley, d, A, maj 2 in
spector of election, Emery Hazelton,
.r, 42, John Singer,d, AZ; supervisor,
Clarence Stephens, r, AZ, Louis Sin
ger, d, AZ, George Robinson, r, 43,
A. Van Auken, d, Al, maj. 1 con-
stable, Alva Quick, 35; overseer of
the poor, A. j. Kimble, r, AZ, John
Somer, d, 3S, mai. 8, A. K Killam,
r, 4o, II. c. Clark, d, 3S. maj. 8 au-
ditor, H. E. Kipp, r, AS, Henry
Drake, d, 3s, maj 10; town clerk,
C. e. Williams, r, 46, Joseph Nc
Mahon, d, 40, mai. 6; school direc-
tor, G. N Killam, r, as, Thomas
Duffy, d, 80, c. A. Pe1lett,r, As, Wall
ter Vetterlein, d, AZ, maj. 3 Mrs.
Clara Labes, r, AZ, Frank Bea, d, 80,
mai. scattering 2.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21

The Yale faculty has issued an
edict that hereafter all students
training for the athletic teams must
wear trousers when running through
the public streets for exercise. The
city authorities requested that stu
dents training for teams should wear
more clothing. A runaway occurred
a few weeks ago by a team becom-
ing frightened at a number of stu
dents running bare legged through
one of the streets, hence the request
The students are preparing to use
knickerbockers and long stockings
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21

Judge of election, Geo. W. Pierson,
d, 67; Inspector of election, William
r. Howell, r, 26, Frank e. Hazen d,
AZ constable, w. j. Edmeston, r,
30, Z, n. Pierson, d, 80; supervisor,
Geo. Rockline, r, 81, Fred Bennett,
d, 81, Conrad Miller, r, 81, Levi Lord,
d, 3s, John M. Decker, d, AZ; over
seer Of the poor, w. j. Edmeston, T,
3Oi town clerk, Daniel Hatton, Jr
r, 32, E, r. Hazen, d, 40 auditor, c.
o. Billings, 3yrs, T, 20, W, j, Coon,
r, 2 yrs. "a. Geo. Reynolds, d, 3 yrs
3S, Simeon Lord. r, 2 yrs, "a school
director, Hiram Rake, r, 46, G, F.
Young ,35, Otto Kenling, d, 49,
Conrad Miller, d, ,25 town treasurer,
Daniel Hatton, ,Jr. r,52, E. r. Hazen
d, 80.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
Result ia shohoIs.

Justice of the peace, Valentine
Hipsman, r. 20, H. c. Kneeling. d,
20, maj. SO Judge of election, e. r.
Kalbfus, r, 20, H. G. Knealing,d, 79.
mai. SO inspector of election, James
Lesner, +, 20, George Worzel, d, 7s I;
constable, VIM. Lesner, +, 20, Frank
Keller, d, 10, maj SO; supervisor,
Thos. Bradford, r, 20, John Bluhm,
d, 78, maj so, George Haas, d, 76:
overseer of the poor, Gibson McKain,
d, rs auditor, VIM. Van Bramer, +,
3 yrs. 20, JAS. Watson, d, 78, maj.
So auditor, N B. johnson, r, 2yrs,
%, Peter Shields, d, 7s, maj. So ;
school director, Charles Sweezy, r,
20, Stephen Wells, d, 7S, maj So
John Marquart,r, 20, VIM. Williams,
4, 78, mai. SO.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
Milford township.

Justice of the peace, Ed. Quinn, d
II judge of election, j. G. Bull, d,
20 inspector of election, VIM. Boyd
d, 8, John G. Maier, d, IL constable,
9. Hermann, d, II supervisors, Geo.
Peroz, d, i6, G. Herman, d, IL over
seer of the poor, J. G. Maier, d, 1e (;
town clerk, j Q. Bull. d, IS auditor
Ed. Quinn, a, Is, @. M. Quick, d Is.
No Republican nominations were
made.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21

judge Of election, c. o. Wheeling.
"a. 1O4; Inspector Of election, Ed
ward Chandler. r. Al, s. r, James,
IA, 80, Jacob Kneadler, d, "a, con-
stable. Frank Kelley, T, 148; su-
porvis0rs, John Fryer, 81 !. B. Ros-
onerans, d, 95, maj. 2s; Wesley Grit
An, r, 80, Albert Briggs,d. 105, maj.
CO.; Lafe James, r, 40, Gus Wegge, d,
no maj. 20; ii. s, Whitmore, r, 80,
Howard Kirkham, d, 10o, maj. n (;
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
DIngmsns township

Judge of election, John w. Kilsby,
r, 3e, Nicholas w. Holden, d, 42 in
spector of election, Charles B. Nc
Carty, r, 33, E. H. Orben, d, "a,
Theodore Bosler, d, 21 constable, J /.
A. Fisher, d, 80; supervisors, ]. H.
McCarty, r, 3S, Ira M. Travis,r, 65,
Charles Stichler, +, 81, E. A. Green
ing, d, so, Charles Gebhardt, d. A,
William Drake, d, 48; overseer of
the poor, d. B, Olfnstead, d, rs
town clerk, J, w. Kiesel, +, 33, VIII
liam White, d, 30; auditor, Chas. II.
Quinn, d, " school director, Sam
uel A. Detrick, r, "a, Louis j. Husson
d, 40, John A Fisher, d, AZ.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
MILFORD, PIKE COUNTY, PA. FRIDAY FEBRUARY q, 1896

Charles Fowler, r, SO, Geo. Roback.
err, so, d. L. Frick, T, ss, p. w.
Felton,r, 90, Patrick O. Connor, d,
SO, Jesse r. Burrus, d, 81, John Nor
no, d, 95, Joseph Augustine, d, "a,
Christian Uhl, d, "a / overseer of the
poor, Geo. Robacker, r. 166 town
clerk, Silas J. Dickerson, q, to2 au-
ditor, Geo. II. Banks, r, 70, John
Brink, d. 100 +; school director r. w.
Gilpin, r, So, + W. Able, +, 80, Ed
ward Careton, d, 130, Chas. Kramer,
n 90
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
Secret Societies

MuFoRp Lopez, No. 844, F.. & "A. M:
Lodge meets Wednesdays ON or before
Full Moon at the Sawkin House, Milford,
Pa. N. Emery, Jr.y Secretary, Milford.
j. H. Van Etten, W. NJ, Milford, Pa
VAN DER MARK LODGE, No S28, l. o,
OF: Meets every Thursday evening at
$50 D. m, Browns Building Geo. Dau-
man, Jr., Secy. John l.. Gourlay, N! q.
PRUpENcr REBEKAH LODGE, 1917, !. o.
o. r. Meets every second and fourth Fri
days In each month In Odd Fellows Hall,
Browns building. Miss Minnie Beck, N.
q. .Katie Klein, Sec'y. eitrN r-i1
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21

Justice of the peace, Philip B. Clark
Judge of election j. w Smith !; in
spectors of election, Martin Van
Why, Geo. l.. Smith constable 9.
Van Welt, supervisor, G, w. Cort-
right, NJ G. Smith overseer of thu
poor, p. B. Clark, town clerk, p. b.
Clark school directors, Geo, T.
Smith, VIM. Rake. There was but
one ticket.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
REAL EsrArE rRAMsEERs.

Charles F. Jones, ct. ux. to Geo.
F. and Byran Simons, dated Nov. 21
1895. Land in Greene 32 acres.
Con. $4,000. Ent d Feb. 13.
James W. Quick, treasurer to
John Fl. Brodhead. dated June IA
1876. Land in Milford, 81 acres.
Con. taxes, Enid Feb. IA.
Mary G. Brodhead, to Kate B. Van
Wyck, dated Feb. 13 1896. Land in
Milford 81 acres. Con. 81 Enid
Feb. IA.
Joseph G. Holbert, ct. al. to War
rem L. Case, dated Nov. 8. Land in
Lackawaxen, "A acres Con. S1s5. Is
Enid Feb. 20.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21

1NN0NENNeN@t
Mrs. H, G.. Williamson has been
quite i'll for several days.
Mrs Bensell returned from visit
to Blooming Grove.
Miss Hattie Horton was bitten by
horse day ago. Her hand is quite
painful,
L. j. Middaugh. of PaIkers Glen,
came over to Milford, last week
with grist for our millers.
j. ]. Poillon left town Monday to
take situation with the New York
journal.
The Thermometers in Milford indi-
Gated from IA to 20 below zero last
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Humbert, of
Brooklyn, were in Milford Tuesday
on business trip.
Invitations are out for the we'd
ding of j. Edward Howell, of WAN
tage, and Miss Mary Loomis, Of
Deckertown, on Feb. 10th. Miss
Keeper, of Blairstown, will act as
bridesmaid.
Frank Carrick formely Of Strouds-
burg Pa, the civil engineer who had
charge of the corps which ran the
line for the D. v. e. r. w. and was
formerly in the employ of the
Wilkesbarre and Eastern r. R.. and
moro lately engaged on q line in
Ohio, has gone to the Philippine
Islands under q five years contract.
He is an excellent engineer and un-
doubtely win make his mark.
Aaron Cortright, of MstamoFas,
was in town Wednesday bringing
election returns and he WASH t wear
ing sorry face over them either.
Henry G. Knealing, - Esq, who
handles the reins over the Demo-
cratic war horses of shohola, was
here this week.
Married Fen. 30 at the homo of
Daniel Everett, by Rev. G. 8. Gar
rettson, Sarah Everett, of Sandys-
ton, to L. s. Merreil, OF Montague,
Daniel II. Predmole, of the Brick
House, filed his ice house on Tues
day Feb. IS with ice from Linn
Hornbock's pond.
The Rev. James A. MCGOWAN, Of
Monticello, has been conducting Q
series Of meetings In the Presby-
terian church here this week. They
have been well attended. and inter-
est manifested In the able and elo-
quent sermous preached.
Thursday evening next, Rev. g.
e. Gillespie, of Port Jervis, will
preach In the Presbyterian church
here, a preparatory sermon to the
communion service on Sunday
March /.
In the N. Y. World of Sunday the
following appears among the incid-
ents in society: Mrs. E. Benjamin
Ramsdell gave reception Saturday
afternoon at her home, No. 5s1 Lex
ington avenue. She was assisted Ia
receiving by Mrs. T. M. Disbrus,
Mrs. J, W. Parkhurst, Mrs. E. e.
Quinler and the Misses A. Schoon-
over, Lila Van Etten, Miss Bessie
Van Etten, Bessie Purdy, A. Warts,
A. Arnold. D.Friseken, Bishop, Lik-
ing and Elizabeth ParbOm.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
IsIlLs subscribe for ,l..I be 3 .Panas. 81


.'os,, keans Preserve u Sussex Co. y
p DR.. Dalrymple, of Branchvillei N
T.. some time ago purchased of
the Bell destate, lake of goodly
size lying south west Of Culverts
lake a short distance, and known as
Long Pond. His purchase include d
a considerable tract Of forest land
surrounding the pond Accompany
of 25 stockholders has been orga-
nized, andit is proposed to fence the
whole with an impossible fence, and
70 keep in the enclosure all the most
native varieties Of game. The con-
tract has been given out. we under
stand, for the fence, and broad
driveway is to be constructed from
the mann road near Culvert's lake
to the pond. There is no doubt but
in the near future the site for a
! cottage on the shore of Culvert's
lake Is going to be valuable property
for the rapidity with which lakes
snited for summer resorts are pass
ing into private ownership viii
soon make Culvert's the only one to
which the general public can have
acosss in Sussex County. LEX.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21

Ernest Goevert, d, 1O4; overseer of
the poor, John Cowgirl, +, 81. W. r.
Smith, d, 90, mai. As town clerk,
John Kuhn, +, las; auditor, q. w.
Comstock, r, 83, August Kneadler,
d, a, maj. 6 school director, M. H
Lassley, +, 20, John, Barthelmas, d,
%, maj. %, John Cole, r, 40, Joseph
Anderegg. 81. mai. AZ.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
Art Of esInI 70 psd.
(From the Boston Traveller. }

There is a ridiculous fellow over in
London who is trying to convince
people that nobody understands
the art Of going to bed. This may
be true of England, where they say
people can't keep clean without
" Tubing five times a day, but it
isn't true in this country, where it
would be voted by a very large ma
jority that the art which is not .nn-
derstoOd is that of /" getting up. "
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
OBITUARY.
sAMuEL 8. CRAWFORD.

Samuel S. Crawford, who was for
some time station agent at Mast
Hope, this county, but lately sta
toned at Gulf Summit, N. Y, died
suddenly Feb. Is at the latter place.
His age was 50, and he is survived
by his wife and two children.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
efssss Tonnshlp

Judge Of election, Jacob Eheffer, r,
~, Theo. Conell,d, 105 inspector of
election, Geo. Heberling,r, 76, Sam
uel Cortright, d, 104 constable, K, p.
Heberling, T, 72. Eugene Butler, d,
113 supervisors, W. s. Hops, r, n,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21
What He Feared.

Mrs. Moneybags-Your sons ex-
travagance is increasing. He wants
a new plaything. This time it is a
stable of race horses.
Mr.. Moneybags-That's all right.
was afraid he wanted to start
newspaper.--Pearson's Weekly.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-02-21

By request Congressman Joseph J.
Hart. of this district. has introduced
bill into the House Of representa-
tives to change the pay and rating
of the maehinists employed in the
United States Navy The measure
Was referred 70 the Committee on
Naval Aflaira.