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The news-herald., 1902-10-18

Frank Mantey, our republican
candidate for constable, has al
ready served one term in that
office, several years ago, and
demonstrated to the people what
kind of an officer he was.
The new installment of books for
the circulating library arrived
Tuesday and is now at the News
Herald office, where the people of
Wickenburg may get good read
ing. There is no charge of any
kind attached, the only provision
being that books be returned. The
persons who have Eleanor" and
"a Gentleman from France" will
please return the same to this
office as we must either send
them back or pay for them.
When Charley Case gets up these
mornings, he steps to his back door
and looks east one half mile
across the river to the big dyke
which everyone in this section
has noticed, to the left of the
Wickenburg-Gilbert road VIM.
Brown does the same thing. and
they both smile in a peculiarly self
satisfied way. The News Herald
hasascertained the cause of their
rejoicing. A fifteen foot shaft has
been sunk on the lower side of
the big dyke, in four foot kaolin
gouge. Assays near the surface
show values of two and three
dollars, but at the bottom of the
shaft had increased to $15.S5.
They have started tunnel from
the gulch below and are now in
about 40 feet. This tunnel will
cut the dyke or ledge at q depth Of
over one hundred feet and if the
values there equal those of the last
assay, Case and Brown will be on
easy street, as this great miner
allied dyke shows q width of over
eighty feet on the surface
The news-herald., 1902-10-18
Local Items
1SuaaEuzsau1aE@ &HE44HuusAEuEzzHuus.s
Otherwise
and

Geo. w. Sanders and wife were
in town Thursday on business and
pleasure,
w. A. Bolton of Phoenix has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W, H.
Smith during the week
When buying your fall millinery
go to Mrs. Chores, whore YOU can
see what you get,
Charley Hyder returned rom
Phoenix Thusday morning where
he had been on business.
Mrs. w, B. Glore has a large
assortment of millinery and dress
goods at her Centre street store.
A. Hoppe, the Jolly Martinez
blacksmith and wheelwright, spent
wednesday here on business and
politics.
constellation" Smith went to
Prescott Wednesday morning with
the prisoner held for the grand
Jury in the ORC Grande robbery
case.
Some fine brandy, cognac, and
fifteen-year old whiskey, especially
for family and medicinal use,
Just received at the Hotel Baxter
Bar.
Garcia and sons are prepared to
furnish the public with fine build
ing brick at price you cannot
afford to overlook. ii contemplate
ing building.
The audience which greeted
Robert +. Morrison Tuefday even
ing was certainly a tribute to his
personality and the principles he
represents.
An employee of the Oro Grande
was bound over to the grand jury
Tuesday by Judge Gilbert for
appropriating some small change
belonging to Ed. Towner.
Mrs. Robert +. Morrison is
accompanying her husband on his
campaign tour and made not few
friends while here, the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Mcneil.
The new Baxter building is rap
idly being completed and will soon
be occupied by A. A. Pratt, Wick
enburg manager for George +.
Sanders.
Charley Barnett, the republican
candidate for county recorder, is
making a good campaign and is re-
ceiving the support Of his host OF
friends in all parts of the county.
BILLY" Cook and Charley Bar
nett, the republican candidates for
sheriff and county recorder, were
in town yesterday renewing old
and making many new acquaint-
ances.
Charles II. Akers came up from
Phoenix Tuesday morning in COM
panv with VIM, H. H. Osborne, W,
G.. Diffenderfer and other eastern
stockholders in the Angel and Bess
mines.
The large audience which greeted
Robert f. Morrison here Tues
day evening was certainly a
compliment, not only to Mr.. AIorr
isnn personally but to the principles
of republicanism, considering the
extremely short notice on which
he came.
The news-herald., 1902-10-18

For the purpose of Erecting a
large Milling Plant on the
mine, a block of stock is
now offered at par = $40 per
Share. Stock is non-assessable.
No certificate will be issued
for less than ten shares. Make
all drafts payable to ORC
GRANDE MINES COMPANY.
The news-herald., 1902-10-18
Chan1herLain's Cough Remedy
Saved NY Boys Life.

Il believe saved my (nine year old
bows life this winter with Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy, says 4. NJ. Hoppe, Rio
Greek. Wis. He was 50 ehoked up
with Group that he could not speak. /
gave it to him freely until he vomited
and in q short time he was all right. ="
For sale by Murray 4 Co,
The news-herald., 1902-10-18

Over 800, 600 Tons of
Ore has been blocked
out. Conservative Min
ing Men value Ore in
sight at $4,000,
Address F. W. Ellis,
Secretary, Clinton, Iowa.
New York Branch Office
lO34,35 Park Row Bldg.
The news-herald., 1902-10-18

Special Representative
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-27
Z Poznahskiego.

POZNAN. Doroezna Eabawa
Tow. acknowledgements ,,Soko}"
so,agne}a ma w,elka sale lokalu
Apollo tax l,czuych uczestlik6w
widow, jaks dotad nigdv ME
byfo, ma tel uroczy;tosci sokolskiej.
Celem urzqdzenia tel uroczystosc'
wydak Zarzad .%,Soko&d~" odeswe,
abY " jak ELECTROMAGNETIC ub,o-
raoh panlenkl tanczaos wystapl{y-
4 prs.essnaozY{ nawet dwie piekne
nsgrody "a najakromnisisse ub;o,
u. Usyakaiy je d~ie panny; Boz
r,uoka i Do%pieralska: Ma sabaws
\ poda1yta3 publiczuosc TAX licsnie,
ae ! poo'a ..doise byi ma sal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-27

Do polonesa stanefo par blisk,,
Trosmaioenie " o>asir
Y pausaoh dali sokoll swem'
produkoyami gimnastycsnemi, pc
n,ch ,eje sawods'so s kolarzy,
tworzac kadrylowe fgury. Maj
w;eksza olekawos6 wzbudsi}o "a
r6wno umundurowanych t.. soko-
lilo (przYktad wzisty re stosuukdw
ozeskioh. 'kt6re machajac wediuR
.nauki IT, maczugaml, potem
tworzac roznaite 6gurv, okazywafv
zrevznos6 nlezwykta, godna aasla"
dowania ma p~rzYszto6d. przes coraz
l%iczn,ejsze szeregl c"iosacych sig
W gimnastyce n,ewiast.
ZBASZYN n;esadluqo otrzy-
ma zatogs wojskowa, a Rogozno
przez deputaoya o nia prosi. Zupe}-
ma prsemiana przekonah! Dawn,e)
w}adza woisSowa usi}ows}a przer-
wat stosrnki pom;edz7 z%ofnlerzam1
a ludnoscla, by ten zo}nierz ME
'zaraz,t sle socya]izmem komuniz~
mem tip. ohorobami epldemlc,ne~
mi. ola tego pobudowano kosza~
~. Dzi6 wtadza cd tel zasady
o%dstepuje u mas, by prawdopo~
dobn1e zo}nierz ni6sl nam germa-
pizacya W nasze domy rodzlnne
Ola nss to B,smsrk rozpocz9f
wake kulturns, kt6rej potem
tax niefortunnie ola sieble sig
w~ycofnef. - Ola mas to teraz i
w1adza ~~ojskowa odstepuje Cd "a
mierzonYch cel3w odosobnisnia
zotnierza, by; 1ak wyraz"no. 70
spokoinym umy~4em s'rxela{ do
tYch, kt6rych mu. komenda wska-
he. a ME mia4 wzgledu ma zwiazki
rodzinpe. c. do lei z*nierzonej l
przez hakatyzm obmyslone] GER;
manlzaey;, to my many przeko~
mamie, &e nasze Po'ki. gdy zo&nie-
rae z n,eml weida W bl'zsze p~ozscie
dom1,o'ws,e 8; ro OF p. q: 10 : MINI dzie}o
po~1onlzaoyi. NiechaJ szty1w1'nlIe 9 jjees'iikzii
n'emieckfies t&m,a sis-9<dy nab,,o'irra!
..,. + sttInla -
polsks j 1o,bedsie 10 ~olb5r.ed.s a5'
,ak,e weab ~,pojouo!
s6Irc: x. pt III Maple:
rals., v ! EE5;; .ob,s odo'st sra !:
MI Jig j v 7 n 'asg z togo powstaliIo'
zatruoie krwi j K. probosscE by&
zn,ewolonY udad sle do l~szaretu "
.Bydgoszczy. gd.ie mu noge odjeto.
%
W%GROWIEC. P. Michal
syn dr.. l.. z Wagrowoa
" L'psku egzamin pahstwo-
w ma lekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-27
.o4rg".i nnego.

o4+g" inneg0.
900
GOSTYN., N ,ex niugo rospooz-
na urzadza6 tor pod kolej tfseci'.
rzedna 2 Goetynia ma krobla do
Gostkowa. 4u
MIkOSfAW. Rnhotnik An
drzej Skalskl umsr1, otruwsaY sic
grzYbami. Fora oiezko chora.
; LEjZNO. w Gorznfe Y poka-
RE spali&y sic gospodsrstwa w3as-
Kuglers, Bernhards, VITO
dsrosaks. Wo&n'aka, Kostrzew-
sk,ego j Senftlebens. Prokurstor
wysnaesy& 500 msrek nagrody "a
podpalaoza.
Ze s.p,iitfa'la pelsk,ego
" Chicago.
Pragniemy nin'ejszem zawia-
domlc liczna Polenie mIasta Chi
ego i W og6le wssystk'ob. kt6-
.rych szpital Polski m6gsbv inter
resowa6, il tenze v kr6tkim cza-
sic zos,an,e ukohezony. Dnia sgo
Marca popo&udniu pragnsemy pc
raz plerwszy urzadai6 przyjeoie ola
cbydw6ch cd lzia{6w Towarzystwa
Opleki t. ]. Pan i Pan6w. We
dzac jednakze il dosyc llczne grono
Polonii tuteiszej zechcia}oby 'tak4e
zwiedzic gmach ten swobodnie
TE.'fi .vr-- a. -.FN- "
sanim bedzie zsjety przez chorych'
gdYz wtenczas bzdzie to daleko
trudn,ej, przeto podwoje jego beda
otwarte ola wszystkic h cd godzlnY
2glej do 6tej po po{udniu. Mafa
przekqska bedzie przygotowana ola
swiedzajacyoh.
Chorych zaozn,emy przyjmo-.
wac " uovYm Szpitalu % dnia
1890 Marca. w tYm dniu take
odbedzle sig plerTsza Msza sw. "
.tymosasowei kapI'oy, gdys kaap1lica'
:gl6una jeszeze ME jest wyxonczop-
ne; Ola te5 takze prsyczYny POI
l u odbedsi. s il, dopi liz, ! !.
a u aJso Ma'.', - u poiadbia.
Ws,ystkioh WIGS dii.ijssrd III, ID
.apr..s.my. n. i i ul " .'I;J .
1|x ~ i vs.yst iii B Il
p j ! 7, 6 til 51oliov, ii, ].
i vyssep5i54l IL eorp u ].
ably ten dsish u6wle,ni6.
Slostry Nai6w. r odxiny
Naxaretu a..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-27
z P !: s. Pli''',o'''.lIjsI,k'ic, 81

1SOuAs Jun A0 joV0A0 ~ s
wa tendencya protestantyzcwania
ale wszedz,e wychodsa szydta :
miecha. Otto v ezkoiach sYmultan.
nych ME wolao zawieszaG portre-
tow mellow kstol,ckAch jak pa ple&Y.
biskup6w-ale Luter MARGIN wsze-
die SIG znajdu1e-jak to w,ds'my
" szko1ach ma Mokrem pod Toru-
MEM, " Lisich Kataoh, Zakurze"
vie, Dutoznie, Zaro6lu Walczu
it'd. w Lisich Katsch dzieci ka-
toliokich lest IS, q luterskieh 20.
Rodzioe u4alili SIC do krol. rejen-
Cyl, ale bee skptku, naturalnie!
forum. PAM Brejska, iona
redaktora. ,Gasety T~orunskiej"
jest w~{aso'cielka ksiegarnl " Boz
chum. a W ME, by{y obok ksiazek
do nabozenstwa, tak4e kantyczki l
6piewn,k polski' o to wytoczono
je] process Ma podstawie para grafu
100 ustawY k~arnej.,
MOVIE MIASTO. - W dzieh
I roczu1cy urodzln cesarskich zwo.
}anych uczniow szko}y w%,eozornej
przestrzegai radzcs szk6lny. ze be-
d. karapi, gdyby paplac mieli je-
den z drugim pc poIsku, mimo, 10
kancleraz Buel6w wyg{osil " sejmie,
II Polaoy NIGGA tax papla6 jak i'm
dsi6b uros{
CHEkMNO. Pieciu glmna-
zyest6w ~wyJecha&o z miasta W Lis
topadzle ma sooote l niedziele do
krewnYch, bez wiedzy dyrektora,
ale powr6clli " nledziele wieczo-
rem. TAX, il W poniedziafek zn6w
byli " ozas ma nauce. IA to ich
wydalono. z GYMNASIUM dnia 10 go
styosinniia. r. 5. pred egsaminem.
Gimnlnss..Y l''t,iii N Nj 10y; c . lSaj' j W. W.
jesd il;, i to i'm uohodzi.
1WIECIE. Mlasto ma by6 ma
ok6{ ufortv6kowane. F,skus VOL.
skovy piodobno za1upuie folwark
p. R6tJokiego pod miastem ma ten
CO! .-Rozkwaterowanie sa}6g VOL
skowyIcih. pc miasteczkach W. IA.
PosDraihd.sikiego i Pras mad granica
nle nj. tax germani.owania "a
oelu; tak n.pro~ad.enie liosnego
wojska, kt6reby bY}o gotowem
ssrals, do wymsrssu "a bliska graz
nioe!
TORUF,s W}s6cioiel skladu
MASON pan Hozakowski JUL teraz
ogfasza, 70 W jeslenl cd dnia %
Wr.sessniual do 1 Pazdzlernlka urza~
dzi ! MASON swoich wystawe wa
rzYw, celem p%ednies'enia uprawY
ns4laohetnionYch %gatunkow bura~
k6w, marchwi i warzyw.
Z ~Poznahskiego.
POZNAN. Doroozna sabawa
Tow. gimnastycznego ,,Soko{"
ma w,elka sale lokalu
Apollo tax l'cznych uczestlik6w
i widow, jaks dotad nigdv ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-02-27

GOSTYN., N,ex n4uqo rozpooz-.
na urzadza6 tor pod kolej tf.eci'.
rzedna 2 Goetynia ma krobla do
Gostkowa. 4u y
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-21
G0NASHAUGH.

Charles Schreiber caught a Ger
man carp last week in a pool OF
water made by the overflow of the
river on NJ. B McCarty's farm in
Delaware which weighed 16 lbs.
Frank Ludwig went to New York
Saturday on business.
The bossss of the M. & D. R. r.
we're down Sunday viewing the
track where it had washed out and
caved in along the bank 1t is
hoped repairs will soon be made
and trains running as usual.
Milo Weeks, employed by VanEtten
Bros. while drawing a load Of feed
had the wagon mire near Schanno's
hotel. Il took four horses to pull
the wagon out after il was unload
ed. There is work for the super
visor to put a new bottom in the
road
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-21
Codiinued from third page.

AVuiihu ucu iiNA tHiiN Idkt'
Miss Sadie Bloker and sister. Mrs.
Ed Lord. in company with Miss
Katie Ketoham, are spending a few
days at Lordviile, Pa
"Aunt Jerusha's Qailting Party
was we'll rendered at Prescott's hall
on Tuesday evening. It was given
under the auspices of the q. E. So
ciety The young ladies appeared
in their grandmother costumes.
They made very quaint picture
for an artist. Refreshments we're
served at the close of the entertain
ment, consisting Of cake aud cream,
coffee and sandwiches. The pro
ceeds amounted to $50. It was a
success both socially and financial.
ly.
Johu Reinwardt, aged seventy
years, died at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Dennis PAummer-
feldt, this village, at 45 O'Clock on
Tuesday morning Deceased was
born in Bohemia, Germany. and
came to this country about ten years
ago. He is survived by two daugh-
ters, one in Germany and the other
at whose home he died, and two
sons in Carlsbad, Germany. The
funeral took place from the house at
2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
2.3O O'Clock from st. Joseph S
church, Rev. Father Treis ofTiciat-
ing.
The auditors of Westfall town
ship, w. H. Clune, J Dewitt and
Henry Aldrich, and town clerk, w.
Shay, settled with the town officers
at the meeting at Muler's hall on
Monday
The pupils of the Matamoras high
school give an entertainment al
Prescott's hall this evening.
cantata will be rendered entitled "a
Visit to Grandpa.
Tho Literary social club will moi
meet this week
The dime social under the auspi
COS Of the @. e, society was we'll at
tended on Monday evening at tn
Epworth parsonage There wer
about 30 friends present. Severa
{ new games were played. The pro
ceeds amounted to S425. Mr. an
. Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Spencer
mother, Mrs. Evans, made it yer
F.. pleasant for their friends.
, At Hope church Sunday the ney
pastor, Rev. c. 1. Weidener, preach
ed his first sermon. There wer
large congregations at both service.
r The pastor gave two very fine SCI
. mons.
The graduation class of the Mata
moras high school have elected tn
o following officers, namely Presi
dent, Grafton Crane vice presiden
r Maud Hector; secretary. Sara
o Knapp treasurer, Eva Sawyer
r The motto chosen is, "No FootsteT
Backward" The colors selecte
r are purple and gold. Honors an
T. date of baccalaureate sermon, II
5 ception and commencement exc
It cises Will be announced later.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-21

Town meeting is over and there
was little happening through the day
to cause any 10 feeling The vote
was light, only 1856 votes out Of 3i5I
were poiled, and It is a singular fact
that only one vote had been recorded
ut s.45 a. IN.
Many were Of the opinion that the
81 500 voted for road money was a
little too high. 1fany one will take
the trouble to drive over the roads
in this town he will come TO the
conclusion that the above amount
is none too large and that it will have
to be carefully expended TO put the
roads in fairly good order The com
mittee should look over the roads be-
fore issuing orders that justice may
be done to all concerned.
Years ago farmers frequently used
the square harrow with tough wood
en- teeth. Later on iron teeth were
used and recently the spring tooth
harrow relegated the old fashioned
kind to the wood pile or some fence
corner. In travelling about the couu-
ty l hardly pass a farm without see
ing their spring tooth harrow stand
ing out In the field or somewhere
near the barn exposed to the ele-
ments. Just look for yourself and
see if. this statement is not correct
and then tell me why.
There has been quite change
among the officials at Newton. John
l.. Swayze, prosecutor of the pleas,
has been appointed private secretary
to Governor Murphy. Judge Henry
Huston has resigned his position OF
Judge and takes the prosecutorshir
while Henry Hunt of Deckertowr
takes the judgeship. Quite change
John A. Westbrook, WHO sold hi:
hotel and premises at Bevans to VIM
II. Titman, has purchased the Bel
property in Branchvile and viii
remove to that place on April ist
John A. stands A No. 1 as a hote
keeper and the travelling public vii
regret his departure but Mr.. TitmaI
will be worthy successor
Mrs. Jane Depue, formerly Of thii
town but recently "A resident of New
ton, died ON Friday last at that plac,
Of paralysis. Mrs. Depue is surviv
ed by two children, William Dusen
berry of Dingmans, Pa, and Mis-
Mary f. Depue of Newton.
The young people of Hainesvill
are preparing to hold on exhibition
in the church at that place on tn,
evening Of March 27; if stormy, tn
following Wednesday evening, Apri
2nd. Proceeds will be applied L
repairs of the basement of the church
Abram Wcstbrook had the mis-
fortune to lose a good horse las
week. lie had tied it outside hi
barn in order that another part
might use his stable for feeding thei
horses when his horse in rolling brok
its leg and had to be shot.
1 see by my daily World Of Frida.
last that Mrs. T. L. Winters c
Sayre, Pa, had received $4,000 a
her share of the Leonard Case estat
now in litigation in Cleveland, Ohio
There are many relatives Of MI
Case in Sussex who contributed t.
ward defrayingthe expenses incurre
in fighting the case in the courts an
| only hope they may be as fortuHat
as Is Mrs. Winters.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-21
Ienoranee No Good Rxouse.

A mother has no right to be ig-
norant of symptoms that tell as
plain as day her child has worms.
She should know when the child is
pale, looks sickly, acts tired, seems
peevish, has sunken eyes and a ner-
vous expression, that worms are the
cause. A safe, unfailing and nice
tasting remedy is Mothers Worm
Syrup. Only twenty-five cents a
bottle, and 80 good that children
ask for more.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-21
DINGMAN's FERRY.

Mrs Gilmore Of New York made
a brief business trip to her farm re.
GENTLY
John Smith is getting out lum Der
to build a new barn this spring
William Benson Is identifying his
house with a new front porch
John Crone moved to the farm Of
William Retallick this week.
Mrs. Albert Jaeger met with a Sc.
rious accident last Friday morning
In passing out of the house she ieil
down a flight Of steps leading from
the porch and broke her arm near
the shoulder
g. B. Kintner, formerly of Lay
ton, N. j., and recently Of struuds-
burg, is now occupying the } B.
Van Auken farm.
It is reported that G. Crone Of
Montague has purchased the Cath
arine Angle farm near Centre.
Henry Cron and Miss Laura How
ey left for Easton yesterday where
they will visit with friends for q
few days
Hon J b. Westbrook started
south last Sunday in the hope that
milder climate would prove OF
benefit to his health which has been
very Indifferent lately.
Delaware township has been well
represented at Milford this week
Considerable interest was manifest
ed in the Person case.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-21

Money refunded if it ever fails.
ANTI.AGuE cures chills aud fever.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-21

People that buy are entitled to
the best aud in the long run the
best is the cheapest. When you go
TO drugstore to get some cough
medicine ask for Mexican Syrup,
the incest tasting and quickest cure
for coughs and colds, and a proven
remedy for consumption. Read
testimonials on wrapper around a
twenty five cent bottle.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-21
Good H alth

A person generally enjoys good
health, whose bowels are accustom-
cd to easy evacuation each morning
If bilious or constipated, use Gooch s
Mexican Root Pills. They help but
never gripe or weaken.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-21

AS tho virulence of blood poison
increases, sores may break out any
where, every nerve and bone may
ache, the skin peel off in patches,
the hair fan out, and the nervous
system become shattered. The use
of Gooeh's Sarsaparilla will at once
lessen the activity Of the disease.
and eventually drive it entirely out
OF the system. Buy a bottle and
read the many Testimonials of cures
printed on its wrapper.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-21
The Happy Man.

The happy man is he who knows
what lac ought to know, and who
knowing Gooch's Quick Relief cures
internal ache and external pain, in
sists on his druggists keeping it for
sale. Price 20 cents a bottle.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-21
Tuition Absolutely Free

East strordsbure State normal school.
The governor hos signed the bin granting
this schuul q special appropriation ns wen
us the bin making the Tuition of 81 % in
this schO 4 fBEb Fan ierin opens sept
10 Rates s3 90 per week. For iull purtic
uiars address GEO r BIBLE Principal
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-21

Hon. J B. Westbrook started for
the south on Monday of this week
Mr.. WestbrOuk's health is very much
impaired but his many friends here
hope to see hin return fully re-
stored to his former self,
A nice party of young people from
this locality rendered William Retail
lie and wife a party last Friday ev-
ening. The occasion was one greatly
enjoyed by all and all departed wish
ing them a successful future in their
new home near Matamoras, whittier
they win remove on the 18th inst.
Edwin B. Kintnef, having bought
out the butcher route of Joseph Jag
ger, will move on the lower farm of
the late John b. Van Adken and
resume butchering. Mr.. Kintner
was we'll liked in this locality and
will be warmly welcomed back.
Mr.. Jaeger, the retiring butcher,
also made many friends here during
his two years of business along the
valley.
Rev. Mr.. Atwood preach his fare
well sermon at Long Meadow on
Monday night. The reverend gentle
man has been on this circuit two
years and the people would like to
see him here another year.
Mercer Jaeger will leave Porter
township this spring and return ia
Chatham, N. j., where he has Sc
cured good employment.
Thomas NJ. Brink, the popular
clerk at Van Etten's store, Ding
mans, will move his family to this
village soon and become a resident
of this township.
Charles d. HOFFMAN of Dingman
township, who was so badly injured
by falling tree several months ago,
is slowly recovering but does not yet
go out.
The mother of VIM. Dusenberry,
the gentlemanly postmaster at Ding
mans, died at her home in Sussex
county last Saturday. The sympa
thies of Mr., Dusenberry's many
friends are extended to him in fhi,
sad bereavement.
1t is said that Gabriel r. Crone
the miller at MhIville, N. j., ha,
parchased the Kate Angle farm 10
Gated near Centre school house. The
property is nicely situated and is Z
desirable one.
DIR. Fulmer has returned to Ding,
mans and is taking measures to place
his nome in readiness for the coming
summer boarding season.
It is reported that Fred Eylenber
ger, ESD, the lumber dealer, has
purchased an extensive tract Of tim
Der toward Scranton, and as soon a
Milton Labar finishes saving on tn,
Smith and Turn tract near Lon,
Meadow lie will remove his saw-mil
to the newly purchased territory.
George N. Jaeger expects to NOV,
on j G. Titman's place near Coles
Edward Myers is said to have lease,
the tenement house on the J. B. Var
Auken property, and jacob Wander
mark the John Kilsby house nea
Conashaugh, recently purchass ID by
Joseph G.. Carhuff.
James Hanna and Miss Nellie Car
huff Of Long Meadow were married
at Port Jefvis ON the l4th inst. b5
lRev. w. A. Chadwick. The man,
friends Of this young couple wisi
them a long, prosperous, aud happy
future.
The latest news from George "
Raitt, who went TO a city hospita
for treatment for dropsy, some weeks
ago, did not give his friends her
that hope they had trusted would b,
inspired by reports after few week.
treatment w.H.L.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-21

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