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The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-20
SERVICE BY PUBLToaTToN

State OF Georgia County Of GIynn.
Mrs, Ella Markham Libel for divorce; in the
Superior court OF Glynn
vs.. county, May term, 1900,
nr. Order to perfect service
Martln IS markham granted at said term.
To the Defendant, Martin b. MARKHAM
on are hereby required, in person or by at
TIorney, 70 be and appear, at the December
Term, INV OF Glynn Superior court, TO be hold
Brunswlck, Glynn county, Georgia, on the first
MONDAY in DeeembeT, 1900, and you will he
5nere py ten 40 o'clock OF the forenoon of said
day, then and there to answer taie Complaint of
tne pialntin Mrs. Ella Markham. in the above
stated case, in her libel for divorce.
witness the Honorab ia% oseph w. Bennett,
Judge OF the Superior coXrtof GIynn county
this the 9th day Of August, 1000.
a. o. TOWNSEND,
deputy Clerk OF the Superior Court Glynn
County, Georgia.
ERNEST DART, 4 =
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-20
sHERIFF's SALES.

Will be sold before tho court house door in
the city Of Brunsgieg, Slynn count Georgia,
during the Legal hours Of sale on the FIRST Tues
day in October, next, that certain lot or tract
OF land situate. lying and being 10 the n dis
trtct G. NJ, Glynn county, Georgia and known
~ part Of Col nei's Island, containing ~ acres
more or less, bounded north 0y slytheback
river and Fancy Bluf creek. south by part Of
said island laid out in city lots, east by Blythe
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-20
ADMINISTRATORS NorIoE

GEORGIA--(ilynn County.
Notice is hereby given to an creditors OF
the estate OF John Maboney, late OF Hills5or-
Ongh county, Florida, deceased, and formerly
Of Brunswick, Glynn counr5A Georgia.. 10 een-
der an account Of heir do rds to me within
the ufge prescribed by Jaw. properly made ont
And ali persons indebted to said deceased are
hereby requested 70 make Immediate pavment
70 theun rrsigned. This August "a, 1900.
WILLIAM MAHONEY.
Administration OF John Mahoney,
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back river. and west bv said city yots ana w.
cy Blum creek Levied on and sold as the
property of the South Brunswick Railwav
Company under and by virtue OF a tar 4. Ia is.
hnea " llllam Wright, comptroller gen
Si43SS taxes due for 1899. and against said rail-
WY company. This September 6. 1907.
W. II. BERRIE, Sheriff,
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County.

GEORGIA-Glynn County.
=, whereas. Ella j. Jennings, ADMINISTRATORS Of
George w. Calvin estate, represents to the
court IN her petition, duly filed and entered on
record, that she has fully administered George
w. Calyin'e estate. This Is, therefore, to cite
al persons concerned, kindred and creditors,
70 snow cause, il any they can, why said adj
ministratrix should not be discharged from
administration, and receive letters Of dismis-
SION on the first Monday IN Decem Der, 1900.
HORACE DART, Ordinary
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CITATION.

GeOrgia-Glynn County.
70 oil whom 1t may concern; Henry 9, Cur.
us having IN proper form applied to me for
permanent letters Of administration on the es-
tate OF Samuel Curtis. late OF said county, this
IS to cite all and singular. the creditors and
next OF Kin OF Samuel Curtis to be and apl ear
at my Office within the time allowed by law
and show3cause, if any they cam why perma-
nent administration should not be granted to
Henry q Curtis on estate OF Samuel GURUS
" ltness my hand and official signature this 4th
day Of September, 1900.
HORACE DART,
Ordinary Glynn County, Ca
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shlp NotIoe

Neither the master, owners or ooa-
slgnees of the Norwegian steamship
Transit, will b. resp lnsible Tor
any debts oontracttd by the crew Of
said kteamsnip.
Q. DAM, Master.
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Size Notlee

Neither the mater, owners nor CON
sgnses of the Norwegian bark
Prince John will bs responslble for
any debts contracted By The crew Of
said bark HERMANssN, Master.
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STATE. OF GEORGIA. 6lynn County.
The Federal Transport and In Equity in the
Insurance Co., et. al, Superior Court Of
VS.. Of said non,tv
TheAtlAntc Cotton Co., SUIT 10 enforce
e1Ai' EH payments 70 capt.
Z The defendanta4 3. N. Ernst, Carlo z inst, G.
Schumacher ~ Co, a eopartnershjp Al Sorden
~ Co.. copartnership, n. W. D. Edge William
o. Allison and j 8. Thomas, are hereby notified
and required TO be and appear in person or BIZ
attorney NJ the next December, 1900, term n
the Superior Court OF said county, 10 be held ~
the court house Of said county, at Brunswick.
on the hrst Monday Ia December, next, and b.
10 o'clock, =. M, OF said daY. then and there "
answer ths llaintiH In this action, as in defiant
thereof the Court Will proceed AZ TO justice
may appertaln /" illness the Hon Jos. W Zen
1900. IL, +. pUBIGNON,
Clerk Superior Coui :, Giynn Co. Ga.
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sENvIcE 81 FdNf.I.
.le o. GeorgIa-Coanlr 81 alrnn.

state Of Georgia-County Of Glynn.
MIS- Lizzie Long Libel for divorce; In the
Superior court Of Glynn
W. county, May term. 1900
me-. order 70 perfect service,
lhomas A. Long granted at said term.
re the Defendant Thomaa Ionn
You are hereby required, IN person on nv At.
torney, 70 30 and appear, at tbe Decemhar
fern, 1900 OF me GlyRR Superior court, 70 be
house In Brunswick, GI5na county. Csoygis ~
the hrst Monday in Decemher 900 a,s, =, ~,
VIII be there by ten no o'elpcS ~
p int OF the plaintiff, Mrs Lizxie iong 4, SO ~
above stated case, in her libel Tor divorce = ~
v tness the Honorable Joseph vi. Hen,at
Judge OF tne Superior court OF Glypn cs,,nts'
this The Nth day Of August, 1880. ~
49, A. o. TOWNSEND.
County, Georgia. gym
ERHR9T MART,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES.

Aliens. Foot Ease, s.powder. It GU painful,
smArting, nervous feet andIingOwing nsils,and
instantly taxes the stingo out OF corns and bun-
ions. It's the greatest comfVrt discovery of the
age. Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel eaBp. II 10 Q certain cure for sweat
ing, callons and hDtl fired, aching feet Try il
today. Sold BY allfuruggiats and shoe stores.
~ mail Tor z5e ~ etnmpe Trial package Free.
Address Allen !. ol1nstesd, lie Roy, N. ~
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-
CITATION
kOt lynn COUNTY.

Notice ereby given that the undersigned
has appHed TO the Of ordinary Of said
county Tor leave to sell land belonging to the
estate g. Of Bridget Minehan for the payment 81
debts. Said applibatioa will be heard at the
regular term Of the court Of ordinary for said
coun9yto be held on the first Monday in Octo-a
peft ~ y, RESENDO TORRAS,
Admintstrator upon the Estate Of Bridget
Minehan.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-20
sDIssoLur1oN6NorIcE

On account Of he death OF Samuel Curtlss the
firm Of Curtis, CHrreras q Co., BY mutual eNa'
Il. CARRERAs.
HENRY q. Cty5s15A
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sERvIcE BIZ PuELIcArlor,
Mrs. Clyde Freeman,
Va.

Mrs. Clyde Freeman, Libel for Divorce. "a.
turnable 70 December
Vs. Term, 1900, Of Superior
Court Of Glynn ooun-
Q. J. Freeman, ", Georgia.
10 the said defendant, o. j. Freeman.
You are hereby required personally or BY
attorney, TO BE- Rpd appear az the next term Of
the Superior Court OF sRid county, conysnina
" the hrst Monday IN December 1900, then and
@ssre 70 answer The plaintiff Clyde Freeman.
upon themerits Of ner petition for divorce fled
ssainst YOU % in default Of sucl appearance
the Court viii proceed as 70 justice shall appef-
tain. WitDe8 Che Hon. Joseph W. Benpet
Judge Of said superior Court, thie va day q
August, 1900. A 81 yOYNgEA5D' =
Deputy Clerk Superior Court Giyun Co. Ga
D. VI. KRAUSs, Plt6s. Atty. ~
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SHIPPING REPORT.
Corrected Daily BY Capt. Otto J0hsAnsssn
Port Of Bruins lex, Sept, 10, 1900.
ARRIVED.

sohr, Jennie Lockwood, cookson,
Boston
sOhr. Howell B. Cousins, Anderson,
Plymouth.
schr. Gladys, Colsop, Perth Amboy.
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Alec At the game time and place that GER
tain other htract or parseIof and In the Town
Commons Of Brunswick. Georgia, and known
as the western one half of Town Commons lot
No. II said western half Of said lot containing
75xi0O feet facing on Joneon street In said city.
Levied on "a the property OF ID. d Ameron 70
satisfy that certain mortgagn q IA. In favor Of
George Johnson for principal e73iso, besides
given defendant as required by law Levy
made and returned TO me By y. 8 Pyles, depH-
~ sheriff. W. II. BERRTE.
Sheriff Glynn County, Ga
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State OF Georgia--C County Of GIynn.
Mrs, Ella Markham Libel fordiyorce; in h
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-09-20

Also at the same time and place
TO the highest and best bidder the
follow ng described real estate aud I'M.
provements thereon towit: The undivided
one sixth Interest Of u. Dart in and 10 that
certain tract lot or parcel Of land in said city Of
Brunswick and known on Baldwin.s map OF
said city made in 1887 as Old Town lot No I79;
said lot being bounded on the north by r
street, on the east by UdIOn street and on the
west by Reynolds street. Levied on as the
property OF said defendant, y. Dart to satisfy
an execution out OF the Superior cOurt Of said
county. Principal s]5l33, besides Interest and
cost. Written notice Of levy given defendant
~ required by law. Levy made and returned
70 me by r. :. Pyles, deputy sheriff.
w. n. BERRIE,
Sheriff Giynn County. Ca
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14
Real Estate Transfers.

Robert III. Whitaker to Alice Rich
ard, ? acres Delaware, con. $50.
Alice Richards to Robert IL.
Whitaker, land in Delaware, con. 81.
Mary M. Kleinhans, admr'x, to
Jacob Kleinhans, Jr., 4 tracts Pal
myra, 1,243 acres, con. $50.
Joseph G. Holbert ct. ux. ct. al. to
Franklin Holbert and Elizabeth Hol-
bert, 252 acres LackawaXen, consid.
Grafton 81, 800.
Robert Struthers and wife to Rich
ard T.. Humbert and wife, lots on
Water street Milford, con. 81.
Lancelot w. Armstrong and wife
to Carrie Armstrong, eight lots Mil
ford borough, on George and Fourth
streets, con. 81.
Carrie Armstrong to Mary Ann
Armstrong, same land rs above dies.
cribed, consideration 81.
Frank A. Bea and wife to Valen
tine Fuhrer, 22l acres Palmyra and
LackawaXGn, con. 81 800.
Geo. Daumann, Jr., Treas. to Ed
ward Lucky, Abram Dills, Porter,
I03 acres, consideration taxes.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14

cry painter to whom ! went had
work engaged ahead for the season.
AT last ! found boy who knew a
little about painting and gave him
the job, and he did very well. Not
only has there been plenty of work,
but wages have been good and would
buy far more of the necessities and
comforts of life than the wages of the
laborer in the days of deprecated
currency after the civil war.
Meanwhile, everybody knows that
this prosperity has come about un-
der a gold Standard and under a Re
publican administration. They also
know that the Democratic platform
dictated by Mr.. Bryan denounces the
Dingley tariff and the gold standard.
My boy, it is simply astounding to
me that any workingman, or farmer,
or business man should think serious
~ of voting the Democratic ticket
this year. Leaving out the require
ments of patriotism, self-interest
ought to make every man Republi
can this year. A supposition that
the nation will vote to tear down our
protective system and precipitate a
financial revolution is an insult to the
intelligence of the American people.
YOUR FATHER.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14
Mckinley Accepts.

President McKinley's letter of ac-
ceptance Of the Republican nomina-
ton for President is mastery state
ment of what has been accomplished
by the Republican party under his
administration. There is not weak
or halting sentence in the letter. 1t
meets every issue of the campaign
aud demolishes every argument that
has been put forward by the Bryan
ties in opposition to any policy of the
administration, including that Of eX-
pansion, which the Bryanites are
trying so hard to persuade the cOun-
try in the face of absolute knowledge
to the CONTRARY, to accept as imper-
ialism. If that letter were the only
state paper ever written by President
Mckinley, it would alone give him
the right to place in the front rank
of Americas greatest statesmen. Il
any intelligent American has any
doubt of how he should vote, care
full persual os that letter will con
vince him that there is only one way
to vote to insure a continuance Of Oul
present prosperity, and that is fol
Mckinley and Roosevelt.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14
Forestry.

The Attorney General in response
to a request by j. Il. Rothrock, Com
missioner of Forestry, has given as
his opinion that it is the duty of the
commissioner of forestry to see that
the officials upon whom is laid the
responsibility of carrying the Acts
relating to the appointment and du-
ties of detectives and making con-
stables fire wardens shall do so con-
scientiously and vigorously, and that
failure on the part of either constables
or county commissioners shall be vis-
tied with the severe penalties provid-
ed in such cases. The constables,
and those employed by them, have
an indisputable right to recover con-
pensation.
The detectives should cooperate
with the constables of the several
townships for the purpose of prevent
ing the destruction of the timber
lands of the State by fire, and TO bring
persons. guilty of the offence Of set
ting fire to the same to justice.
Under these acts the county be-
comes liable to pay in any one yeal
$500. and the State the same.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14
Unclaimed Letters

Last of unclaimed letters remain
Ing in the post Office at Milford for
week ending Sept. Is, 1900:
Ladies-Mrs. Meta Klug, Mrs.
Mary Thomas, Mrs. L. j. Loudon.
Gentlemen-Charlie G. Anderson,
James Brennan, Chas. Burk, Mr.
Eagle, Prof. Carl Tracy Hawley, r.
@. Kitzing, Chas. Parker, o. Rey.
molds.
Persons claiming the above will
please say Advertised" and give
date of this list.
CHARLES LATTmoRE, P. M.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14
RepuD Dlican Club Organized. .

Pursuant to largely signed call
a very respectable number of Re-
publicans met Wednesday evening
to organize a ub for the coming
campaign.
DR.. w. B. Kenworthy was elected
temporary Chairman and Harry
Angle Secretary, after which per-
manent organization was effected by
the election of A. d. Brown Presi-
dent, DR.. Won der Heyde Vice Presi-
dent, Arthur Mitchell Secretary and
Robert Findlay Treasurer. 1t was
voted that the name Republican
Club of Milford be adopted, and a
committee was appointed to draft
suitable bylaws to report to a meet
ing to be held this Friday evening
at 8 80. Let there be a good atten-
dance that the important work OF
the campaign may be energetically
undertaken.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14
Hurricane at Galveston.

A terrible storm ragged along the
coast Of Texas last Saturday night,
which was the most disastrous that
ever visited that section. Galveston
was practically wiped out and the
loss Of life is estimated at fully 5000.
Bridges were carried away, build
ings, shade trees, fences, telegraph
and telephone wires were demolished
and the property loss is enormous not
only in that city but in other towns
for a distance Of one hundred miles
up and down the coast.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14
sEvENTY.FlFTHIANNIvERsARY
THE PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
WILL CELEBRATE 1T.
Sermon by the Moderator Monday
and Addresses by Prominent
Memberswill be ano,. a
casion of great
Interest.

The program of exercises for the
meeting of Presbytery here next
week has been arranged and the fol-
lowing order will be substantially
followed.
The Moderator will preside Mon
day evening, and after devotional
services, DR.. Bonner, the stated
clerk, will present the greeting of
the Presbytery Of Hudson to this
church.. He will be followed by
Rev. Charles Beattie d. D., of Mid.
dletown, n son Of former pastor,
who is an entertaining and inten-
sive speaker. His topic win be
"Seventy-flve years of church life,
opportunities and responsibilities. -
From the known ability of the
speaker and his being conversant
for many yelrs with the affairs of
this church no better selection could
Ia,s~o- -besn- ,ande.
The evening exercises will con-
clude with appropriate remarks by
Rev. G. e. Scudder, of the M. E..
church, and Rev. G. B, Carpenter,
rector of the church of the Good
Shepherd.
DR. Winters, of the First Presby-
terian church of Middletown, will
preside Tuesday evening, and the
first address will be by Rev. Geo. e.
Gillespie, of Port Jervis. He will
be followed by DR.. Thomas, of Mon
roe, who will talk on presbyterian
women the debt of the church to
them" This is broad subject and
one which may be said to almost
underlie the we'll being and prosper.
ity of the church. The reverend
gentleman has q theme which raay
we'll command all his eloquence ant
ability. ~
Rev. Robert Bruce Clark, of Gosh
en-, will also speak on "American
Presbyterianism the strand from
which it is braided" And these
suggestive thoughts #ill lead to the
new century upon which the
churches are so s6oh to enter and
which if zeal and aggressive worl
Is continued may be far more fruit.
ful in results titan any which have
preceded. DR.. Clark Is a we'll known
musician, and an impressive speaker
1t viii be observed that the inter
esting occasion has been embraced
by those in charge to make it one
which will be highly instructive anC
edifying. The speakers are all mer
who are recognized as being among
the ablest in the Presbytery. ant
with the enticing themes selected
the people may be assured such re
ligious fervor will dominate the elo
quence that new impetus may b,
given in this community to worl
in the grand cause, and the mex
quarter of a century be anticipated
in the good results which will flov
from this Anniversary.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14
Stood DeathoR.

E. B. Munday, a lawyer of Henri
etta, Tex, once fooled a grave-dig-
ger. He says: "My brother was
very low with malarial fever and
jaundice I persuaded him to try
Electric Bitters, and he was soon
much better, but continued their use
undl he was wholly cured. am
sure Electric Bitters sa wed his life. T"
This remedy txpels malaria, kills
disease germs and purlhes the blood ;
aids digestion, regulates liver, kid
neys and bowels, cures constipation,
dyspepsia, nervous diseases, kidney
troubles, female complaints gives
perfect health. Only SOC at all drug
stores
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14
PICKED UP BY THE RAMBLER.
Geo. Horton lost horse Sunday
morning.

morning.
Where was the cyclone2
The Port Jervis Gazette tells of a
COW climbing stone fence to reach
apples. Pike county did have Il COW
which would dig potatoes.
Sussex county is poorer this year
than last. In 1899 its total assessed
valuation was 12, 1856, ,270. This year
it is only II, ,5s9,221 Next week l
will give the assessed valuation of
each township.
John J. better known as Jake
Vansickle, of Sandyston, has been
collected Chairman of the Sussex
county Board of Assessors.
Here IS what Editor Little, of
Newton, has to say about improv
ing town There are many ways
TO improve a town. One of the
first, however, is to lay stone side
walks. Every property owner owes
it as a duty to his neighbor and to
the community to place in front of
his property stone walk. The ex-
pense of II stone walk is not great
and the stone lasts life time. Such
a walk increases the value of pro
pertv makes it more rentable, and
adds both to the appearance Of the
street and to the comfort of all who
walk.
Moses Gumaor, of Sandyston,
brought a load of peaches into town
saturday which in quality surpass-
cd anything we have seen so far.
Miss Louisa Shubiger and Miss
Eva Cooper, of Montague, were call
ers over here Saturday,
Croker and Hill or vice a versa
are in great and glorious wrangle
in New York. Both are Democrats
md both are working for Croker
and Hill, and the successful down.
ing of the Democratic ticket.
The Grand View house closed its
boarding season last Saturday.
There will be a private dance al
Che above mentioned house on Fri
day evening Sept. 81. Jas. Thorn.
ton will be manager.
No where in town is the depart
ure of the strangers noticed mort
than around the P. o. at mail time
Charles and Horace no doubt arr
glad that the rush is over.
The boys from across the rive
don't have as much buainess owe
here now evenings, since the girli
have returned home.
Any one wishing to enjoy a show
er bath can be Accommodated by call
ing at Strubles cider mill.
Mr.. Wolfe our chief Burgess
preached a very practical sermon il
the M. e. church Sunday evening
taking for his text Acts "a chap. 2I
verse.
Wells and springs which neve
have given ont are dry now, ant
the prospects of rain this (MoDday
morning are as remote as ever
But pretty soon the down pour will
come, as one extreme always follow
another.
Jim Bennett, of the Port Jervii
Gazette, is spending few days il
town looking after the interest o
that paper. It's pretty late for jim
to get off any snake yarns, but h
may study up something else.
A few weeks ago mentioned tina
the floor on the Mott street bridg
had more wide cracks than wer
necessary. A new floor has bee
laid under the supervision of Ez
Commissioner Wallace Newman.
Miss Nettie Brink, the only daugl
ter of jackson Brink, is seriously i
at her home in Montague. Di
Kenworthy, of this town, is render
ing medical aid.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14

The noted Sawkill House proper ty.
About two and half lots on corner
Of Hartford and and fourth streets
and running back to alley in rear of
barn. Inquire of J. G. CHAMBERLAIN
Real Estate Agent, Office on Hartford
street, d.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14
A Shocking Calamity

Lately befell railroad laborer, "
writes DR.. A. Kellett, of Williford,
Ark. "His foot was badly crushed,
but Bucklen's Arniea Salve quickly
cured him. It's simply wonderful for
Burns, BOils, Piles, and all skin erup-
tions. It's the worlds champion
healer, Cure guaranteed. 25c. Sold
by all druggists.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-09-14

A moderat3 gale here Wednesday
shook nearly all the apples and pears
which the drouth had left on, off
the trees. In some sections of the
state and in the west it was severe
and inflicted considerable damage.
The new concrete building of Fl.
b. Wells on Hartford street is being
finished. 1t is reported that part of
the flrst floor win be occupied as a
laundary and part by hardware
fittings of all kinds and lumber,
doors, sash. blinds etc.
Should Northampton and Carbon
unite and make the nomination while
Pike and Monroe sit on the fence
and view the procession, they will
nevertheless be counted on to fur
nish the majority to elect. The
spot will likely try to remain green.
Bids for hauling 25 tons coal from
either Port Jervis or Matamoras 22%
tons to be delivered at school build
ings in Milford. "a tons to Schoco-
pee, will be received by the under
signed to Sept. 18th IL NJ. II. E.
EMERSON Secy. School Board.
A team belonging to VIM Kilsby
of Dingmans Ferry, driven by E.
Smith which had been hauling tackle
to Port Jervis on returning Tuesday
last week ran away near cave bank.
The wagon went down the bank and
the team ran TO the foot of the hill
near Conashaugh, No great damage
was done.
Nelson and Ray who were confin-
ed in Jail here for awhile and who
broke into the house of W. A. Par
shall Esq, in Port Jervis were tried
at Newburg this week. The form
er, who is an old Jail bird, was sen.
fenced to Albany penitentiary for
seven years and the latter to Elmira
Reformatory.
August Syringe, an employee oi
Henry Tissot, in Dingman township
came to town Monday morning
drove on to Matamoras, tied hi
horse in front of Millers Hotel anC
disappeared. His wife and child arr
anxiously waiting his return. M
motive for his strange act is known
as he was apparently on coed tern
with all.
A fraud order has been issued b,
the Post Office Department agains
l.. d. Bass, and two alleged con
cerns conducted by him in Wash
ington-The American Teacher
Agency and the American Civi
Service College, one used to collec
fees for securing school teacher
places, and the other for securing
government positions.