Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1898-04-29

Asseinblyman thought this Legislature
corrupt, and we are led TO wonder how
many Of them would have carried friend s
tickets in their cont tail pockets until the
time for voting was nearly past
We beg to suggest to the clergy general
ly, that they open their regular services
whenever collections are 60 be asked for,
that that would be about every time, with
the following quotations from Paul's 1st
Epistle TO the Corinthians. Chapter TX,
verse 9; "Thou shalt not muzzle the
mouth Of the OK that treadeth out the
corn" Verse II; 'If we have sown unto
you spiritual things, is It great thing If
we reap your carnal thingsSn Verse 22
81 am made all things to all men that
might by all means save some" The iDti-
nation to she'll ont would be sufficiently
strong, and would also be received as from
sufficiently good authority.
Hiss Kittie Judd, of Dingmans, Pa, is
visiting among friends in Sandyston for
a brief season.
Mrs Rachel Ann Shay, of Hainesville,
| is recovering from a severe attack of pneu-
monia.
| Our letter having gone astray in some
unaccountable manner last week, some
items win be included this week which
should have appeared last
The sOfoot flag pole at the Club House
took about 25 pounds of white lead for the
first coat. b. d Hursh put it on
Superintendent Luther Hin, of Andover,
visited schools in Sandyston week before
last. While Mr.. Hill has strict eye to
business. he is also favorite of the chill
dren and his visits are enjoyed by them
as well MS by the teachers. He brlns over
with kindly counsel to the teachers and
always leaves the germs of some trite
ideas with the pupils that are calculated
to bear good fruit hereafter and endear
him to their memory.
Our country Is making history these
days, and the influence this great nation
may exert for good or evil will be appar-
cnt ere the struggle ends.
One of the sights of this county is the
great new barn of Col e. L. Price, nd
/
| Fowler The upper floors are as smooth
as satin, and waxed The billiard and
pool rooms are beautifully finished on nat
ural wood, and the carving and ornamen
tation are probably n 1t surpassed by any
dwelling i'm the County. The coachman' s
rooms are also richly finished The Lawn
tory is piped for hot and cold water, and
the water closets are fitted with the most
complete and up-to-date traps, with ample
provision for flushing The views from
the different windows, and the observa-
tory are not exceeded by any in the
County.
Majors and Montross were out trouinG
Saturday, but they didn't have any "stuff'
to give the right flavor when they spit on
/ the bait. and of course the ailment Is that
they did not catch any Trout are VERY
pertickeler about such little courtesles,
sometimes.
The surviving twin is gone and lost his
self again somewhere in the vicinity of
Jersey City Any information. as to his
exact whereabouts may be sent to his dis.
tracted parents by Sussex Telephone, so as
to keep the matter secret
Heaven has another inmate and Para
disc alley is growing good goat pasture
am terribly afraid though that the
Boss will get out there some night and
tangle it all up before it gets time to NOV
it.
Rosencrans' new store opened for bust
ness on Monday. It's bright, neat fittings,
and fresh stock of goods are attractive to
the eye, and look very trim.
John J. VanSickle has been in Orange
and Sullivan Counties several days buy
ing stock. III.