Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-04-19
BRIEF MENTION.

wife April 14th, a son.
Phoebe birds have appeared and
they generally bring warm weather.
A marriage license was granted
April II to Peter w. Helms and Jane
Sweezy, of Shohola township.
The Palmer family is preparing to
occupy the cottage on Ann street
recently purchased of Kinzler
Rev. w. II. Crawford, has been
appointed by Wyoming Conference
tothe M. E. pastorate at Lackawaxen.
WANTED-a tenant for the house
on Foster Hill, near town. Apply to
Tobias Nelson, Broukside Villa, Mil
ford, Pa. m3
Dunham Gregory began this week
the erection of very nice home on
Catherine ST., adjoining the Borough
Building.
Col. and Mrs. A. E. Lewis cele-
brated the thirty seventh anniver-
sary of their marriage last Friday
April 18th
Representative J, B. Westbrook,
with twelve other Democrats last
week voted for the so-called Phila-
delphia ripper" bill
DR.. Alfred Lambdin has succeeded
Colonel A. X. Mcclure as editor in
chief of the Philadelphia Times He
has been connected with the paper
since it's first issue.
A. d. Brown is building quite an
addition to the Homestead in order to
beautify the building and enlarge ac-
commcdations made necessary by the
growing popularity of the house.
George baltimore will essay to
learn the art preservative in this
office, and with his habits and ex-
cellent attainments we hope he will
make for himself a useful career.
Ben Beardsley, for the past yenr
employed with the Press, will accept
a position with Ryman & Wells.
He is a good, steady youth and will
no doubt render his employees
faithful service.
o. p Howell. Esq, has been ap.
pointed receiver of the Deerpark
Brewing company, at Port Jervis.
Mr.. Sternberg has been continued aS
manager and the works will not be
shut down at present.
Notaries public in this State must
hereafter attach to each certificate.
attestation or official nororial act a
statement in plain, legible charac-
ters in the English language, of the
date upon which his commission ex-
pires.
Near by appointments made al
Newark Conference we're / lingmans
E. II. Atwood Matamoras, T. G.
Spencer Milford, q. E. Scudder
Halnesville. N. j.. r W. Lake
Walpack Centre, A. w. Wilever
Rev. G. S, Ryman was appointed
Presiding Elder of the Paterson dis
trict.
People here were somewhat sur
prised to hear that the Deerparh
Brewing company had been forced in
to bankruptcy, especially in view o
the fact that some Of our people have
been rather energetic in putting dOwr
its goods and so assisting it in floating
the enterprise.
Judge Criswell in the Venang,
county Common Pleas. has decide,
that the Act of 1885 is mandatory
and requires that before an aDpea
is taken from tn Judgement of
justice of the peace, the appellan
pay all costs that have accrued pri1
to the time of taking the appeal.
HOusekeepers needing new furni
ture, or those who are just beginning
to build the nest, will find no bette
place to buy nor any more desirabl
| assortment from which to select, tina
at the New York Furniture Store, /
Port Jervis. The prices are wonder
fully low, the goods are cheap, bu
they are not cheap goods.
A petition for a receiver was file
Monday in the United States DistriC
Court by creditors Of the Deer Par
, Brewing company. The firm claim
inability to pay its debts, some $52
900, by reason Of delay last year j
starting on account Of failure to ol
tain the machinery in season. Tn
prevented sales as the trade is n,
brisk during the winter, and cas-
could not be realized in sufticiel
amounts to tide the concern over.
= lt Is now lawful for the owner
lessee Of any premises which are er
: closed. within this Commonwealth
TO kill on said premises hare or ral
bits, at any or all seasons Of II
year for their own protection bJ
not for sale The statute again
killing out Of season applies to nc
owners of land on which the amin