Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1901-03-29
sANDYSTON.

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est IA some years. But while they
we're ABOUT 1t why not locate tine Ol-
ticials of the Board along the naiu
road. To enable Il teacher to get his
cash neUessitates a tramp anywhere
from seven to ten miles according 60
wnere the teachers Is iUcaied in jne
town, and that the teacher Is lUcRy
If lie or she finds tue Official az
nUme III any one trip. teachers
nave their troubles like other folks
50 we grin and bear IT,
The dance at Harry Bensleys on
Friday night was well attended and
from what l can learn everything
passed off 60 the satisfaction Of ali
present 1t getung home in the
morning counts for anything all
must have mad good time.
Caesar rises to remark that "dogs
and suckers follow the butcher wag
on the former for bone, and the
latter for Tree drink That was
the fashion here at one time, but l
am glad to say it is no good these
days. just come over at any time
and you will see hundreds of little
chicks ard more on the way.
The people here are getting over
the small pox scare when it is known
that it was not small pox at all. To
hear them talk, all knew it was a
fake case from the start, but they
got vaccinnted just the same
Elijah Lundy and family moved
on Tuesday last to near Basking
Ridge, Morris Co., where he enters
the employ of a city gentleman.
Mrs. Benjamin Utter in getting
out of the wagon ut home, the horses
started throwing her to the ground
and brea king her leg just below the
knee.
Our committee met on the follow
ing Saturday after the town elect
tion, but transacted little or no bus.
mess, aud met again the next Sat
! 1rday, but as one of the Board wa:
detained at home by sickness in hi.
family, they will meet again the
next Saturday to apportion the roat
money and appoint overseers of the
! roads. But why so many meetings
I The large store of williams & lC
j Anulty in Scranton, Pa, was de
! stroyed by fire on the 10 inst. The
loss upon building and stock is esti
mated at 100000. The insurance
: upon the building is $50, 900 and tn,
stock $65, 900. They re-opened foi
business in another street the fol
lowing day. Mr.. Williams is a sor
of Layton Williams, dec'd, of BEEN
erville, and is a brother of Mrs
BENZ Mettler, decd, of this town
Who wouldn't be an editor wher
] the D. L. & W. r, r. gave them
! fine outiug to Buffalo to view til,
1 wonders to be seen there Editor
4 can sling more ink than the schoo
teachers can in praising their roa,
and the buildings of the Pan Amer
ican Exposition. Let the d. L. & w
Z r.. r just try that trip with teach
! ers for passengers and they will
: praise road, buildings and all II
great shape.
The heavy rain of Wednesda,
night has washed oar roads and il
some places they are almost impass
able. Many wells and springs thu
I have been dry for months hav
plenty of water, aud the stream
have enough water to run the mill
+ and it would seem that the lonl
drought is at last broken
Elias Albright has rented the farm
of Evan Bevans and will move ther
on April 1st.
Miss Emma Clark, daughter o
VIM Clark, of Hainesville, is lyiDl
: seriously i'll at her home from
combination of diseases.
t The people of Montague are hust
!, ling to secure rural delivery, an,
the chances are that they will get il
/ Now let some one start to get it 70
i Sandyston, and then we will be con
- tent.
: A Newtonian urges the introduc
" ton of vocal music in the schools c
that town, and If it gets a 70 jthol
II their other schools must have it an
g another branch will be added to tn
u course of study, and the Lord know
we have enough now TO worry tn
teachers without that, but voca
# music is a good thing.
Strikes a Rich Find
Q "I was troubled for several year
G with chronic indigestion and nervou