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THE POET JEEVTS DAILY XTHION, MONDAY ETBNINa, MAT 2 S , 1888. OUR MILFORD LETTER.] IKTERESTING STEMH i'ROM THE POPHtAK SPMMEG KESOKT. BOSTON PHYSICIANS HAPPY. The “ regular ” phyRicians of Massa- chu.ReUE are all hippy. Tlic'y have won their fiiMt vietoiy In a lenal tuRsel wkh the fai'.li cure doctor.^. Their joj’ is due Improvements at the P h a r m a cy-A Village the decision o[ Judge PettCMlgill, Ten o f Fine H o tels-C o n trol of the Tumher demt in Boston iS.it uiday, ill the case of Mrs. Abby H. Corner the “ Christian scientist” of West Medlord. He founii her probably guilty of manslaughter in causing the death or her daughter, Mrs. Lotta A. Jiines of West liledford, by neglecting to provide proper medical as- Business— About theB r i ig e —Im p rove ments, Personals, anti so Forth. M ilfoed , Pa., May 36. —C. O. Arm strong, the popular proprietor of the Mil ford pharmacy, has added to the forme:’ attractiveness of his store by placing h handsome new soda fountain in the front. It was manufactured by Puffer & Sons oi Boston, Mass. It is a Tieauty, and the harmless and refreshing beverage wili doubtless be appreciated this summer by those accustomed to stronger drinks. Milford might well be called a village ol hotels, as there are now no less than 14 large structures that come under that head, t u t most o f them temperance houses. Only four hotel licenses were granted this year, and none fer saloons. Some houses voluntarily gave up the liquor business and some declined to take out license uu- der the present high license rate, which makes hotels $150. To say the least the moral tendency of this place is steadily upward. » A. D. Brown, our enterprising lumber dealer, has this day purchased of Mrs. Hart, the mother o f the Hart brothers of the late firm of Burk, Hart Brothers, & Co., the lumber bid in by her at the sheriff sale the 14lh inst, amounting to about 100,000 feet. Mr. Brown now has the control of the lumber business here. He was the pioneer dealer here and has out lived all his competitors. The late firm started business here about four years ago with a large capital, but failed to succeed. Mr. Brown has the facilities and location for getting his lumber out as cheaply as any location can be had here, and builders appear to be satisfied with his prices. He is erecting on his lot corner o f Broad and Catherine streets a frame building 40x100 feet, two stories in rear and three stories front which he will fit up for a dry goods and grocery store on first floor, a public hall, offices and a gymnasium on the sec ond flOOr and a SOCiety M l on the third floor. The store room he w ill occupy himself,the gymnasium r om will be occu pied by the Milford gymaasium club, but just who will use the t«^o offices and so- efety ball is not at present known. The old jail is undergoing thorough re pair, new floors, walls, cisings, etc , are being put in and when completed will make very comfortable and attractive quarters for the under sheriff. The watch case factory is doing a good business, notwithstanding the present lull in that branch of manufacturing. A large force is still employed an-d there are indications Of necessary reductions as are being done in so many places. On the contrary work has been given to new hands recently. sistan ce at the time of her confinement, on the 18Ui of last month. She was held in .f.5,000 for trial in the Superior Court at Oambridge, Juue l.st. She was taken to Cambridge, and was about to be put in jail when she obtained baih Oce hundred years ago, according to the Rutland Herald, the town of Wilton, N. H , passed the following vote : “ Tbai the town provide one ba rel West India rum. five barrels New Bigland rum, one barrel good brown sugar, halt a box good lemons, two loaves of loaf su|ar, for framing and raising sa’d meeting house.” Times have changed since then,and it c'oes not require so 'much rum to raise large buildings. —The Monticello Watchman says that measles, which made their appearance in Monticello, some two months ago, still continue to affl ct the people of that town. The disease is of a mild type, producing but little constitutional disturbance, but is peculiar because o f the fact that its favor ite victims of attack are those who have had the old-fashioned disease. Young children enjoy almost complete immunity from its attacks. The congregation of the llonesdale Pres byterian church has just increased Bev. Wm. H. Swift’s salary, unasked, $300, making it $3,000. Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Rvmedy cures when every other so-called remedy fails. —Surveyors engaged in laying out the route of the Kansas City, El Paso and Mexican railway in New Mexico have discovered the ruins of a prehistoric city. The appearances indicate that one of the buildings made of stone was four ac'es in extent. The priofs multiply that the western continent was old Jong before it was “ new” to Europe, and that arffte »1- ogy has no more templing field to-day than parts of North America. D e F iekce ’ s G olden M edical D iscov e r y is sold by T. R. A n d e rson, 9.5 Pike St. A DUAB TITLE. It isn’t often that a man is President and King at the same time, but Mr. King is President of the Erie Railway. Speaking of railways, every triveler knows also of Travelers Insurance Co. Mr. A. B K iuf man is agent for that company and is stationed at Lancaster, Pa. He said cently : “ Dr. I ’utt’s Liver Pills are an cellent remedy.” People in every v of life say the same thing. 'I ftt ’ s P ills are sold by T. R. Ander son, 9.5 P ike Street. W illiam Laird. William Laird, a well known druggist of Springflehl, Oregon, writes as follows “ My stock of Van Wert’s Cough Balsai ordered from you a short time ago is al most exhausted and I am pleased to not the fact that it has given universal satis faction. I have never had a single bottl returned The medicine is a boon to man kind.” Por sale by £ . T. L-ridley. L ost . —“ 1 don’t know where, I can’t tell when, 1 don’t see how—■something of t value to me, hich I shall be petit( how—■something of id for the return of truly thankful, viz good appetite.” F ittno .—“ Health and strength, pure blood, an appetite like that of a wolf, regular digestion, all by taking that popu lar and peculiar medicine, Hood’s Sarsa- rilla. I want everybody to try it tnis season.” It is sold by all druggists. One undred doses one dollar. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is sold by T. II. Aii- erson, 9.5 Pike street. POKT JEKVIS BUSINESS BBIEF.S j line of perienced workmen.—dawtf. of ladi nnd -Remember tliat Kadel’s desirable line idies fine kid button shoes for only $3 f3.b0 meet the demand and are selling very fast. Kadel’s, 100 Pike street.—adv. Robertson, 159 Jersey avenue. Telephone call 61.—dtf. —The old stock sold; make way for the new. All new goods at Gray’s jewelry store (Margot’s old stand). All kinds oi cepairing done prompUy.—dawtf. —Emmet Van Sickle, who has haa 30 years’ experience as a practical jeweler, the past nine years of which he has been connected with A. G. Margot, ia now fully prepared to do all kinds of watch, clock and jewelry repairing at short notice and in a tlrst-class manner at his new place oJ business 128 Pike street. All worL 3CV. All wo anteed. Watches and jewelry of all rinds can be purchased at reasoaabi: rices.—dav/vf. —The largc.sE line of Jerseys at low prices can be found at G. Ury’s. The Methodist General Coufei’Pnce in New York Friday electoii a MissLinary Bishop for India and Malaysia in the per son of the Bev. .James M. Ttioburn, D. 1)., who has long been a misbionary in : hat country. women entitled I S M lark X w a li i O n c e SaU l X lia t W h e n . were permitted to vote, and to make our laws, th( among other things enact: First—That every man roust be at home at 10 p. m. without fail, tjecond—That mairied men sliould be- ■:tow some attention to their own wives, etc., etc. He might have added also that they would enact that a man be compelled to keep his liver in good shape, and scquenlly his mind at ease. Ami for purpose there is nothing so cfflcacims as Steele’s Little Bile Pills, 25 cents a bottle of S. St. John, B. T. Daidley, and T. B. Anderson. Steele’s Little Bile Pills sold by T. R. Vnderson, 95 Pike street. D A V I S - W O O D -M a y srth, at the M ethodist ly, L _harles --------- W ood, both o f Port .Jervis. sonage, Port Jervis, by tlie lio v . W . S. law a y , Mr. C D a v is and Miss Ella Dr.D.Keimefij’sFaTorittRemMj D Y S P E P S IA , nedy’s Favorite Keuiedy for Indigestion and Dizziness, Drompt and Complete Relief. _______ jVavorlteRei I tried and liave be -n ci ___ ever knew of. Prepared by Or. D. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Rond jut, N. Y. Price $ 1; G for |5. ASK rOE THE ISTo bones ovej liip to break. Quickly a i perfectly adjust ed to the form. Double Bone! Double Steel! Double Seam WARRANTED. SO L D E V E R Y W H E R E . Sample Duplex Corset by mail, post-paid for ONE DOLLAR. Sortfee Mfg. Co., Jackson, Mich On account of the long continued c.old and wet weather, we have a much larger stoclv of DK K S S GOO DS on hand than we care to I'J- M O N D A Y W E W I L L M A K E SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN T H E P R IC E O F A L L S pring D ress G oods , SILKS, SATINS. SURAHS, RHADAMBS, SERGES, HENRIETTAS, CASHMERES, STRIPES PLAIDS, CHALLIS, ETC. L adies and M isse s ' J ackets . JO B LO T S O F ^ : e => E ! A t half price. Elegant assortment of Carpets and Window Shades. WESTBROOK & STOLL. E. T, L A I D L E Y , 126 Pike Street, - - Creegan Biock. Strictly P u r e D ru g s , M e d ic in e s and C h e m ic a l s . Fine T o ilet A rt ic l e s , S o a p s , B r u s h e s and S po n g e s . The B est P e r f u m e s ob tainable, noted for their fine and lasting qualities. Trusses and Shoulder Braces. A large variety Blank Books,Tablets,Pads,Writing Paper <fe Envelopes Special attention given to the compounding of Prescriptions and Family Eeeipes. apr21dw6m Headstones and Mormments manufactured from American Mar bling, and from barren Clark’s Island, W esterly, tbe Celebrated Quincy and other good Granites. Scotchi Granites w ill be im ported upon order. Orders for Granite M onuments are now received for Spring trade. G A L E N B E N N E T , N o . 1 Main street. Sales Over 42,OOO,O00L!)S, f^XARTINEZ. P r e p a r e d Actual Cost Less than $1.25 per Gallon. Highest Grade of Escellence. Sold Under Guarantee. Any Building Not Satisfac torily Painted,will he Ee-Painted Free of Cost. FOR SALE BY MALVBN^ GORDON & CO. W.E.McCORMICK DEALER IN Pianos, Organs and Musical Instru“ ments of all Kinds, on hand a large and com p lete .stock o f the latest and m o st p o p u lar m usic. Music ordered A thoroughly com p etent piano and organ tuuer^and repairer em p loyed, a n d orders so- Mr. Fred Schw e iker has c h arge o f the m u - S i S S s M s S I now located in t h e Walslj Building, No. 105 P ike Street, Port Jervis, N . Y “ Say George, what is the rush over at Kadel’s ?” “ W hy, my dear man, have you not heard liow they are selling Men’s Calf, Seamless, K id Top, Plain or Narrow Toe, with tips, warranted to be all solid. N o n e of your doubled up stuff. Look at the price, only$2..50. B u t to n , L a c e , E la s t ic . Then he set another table of Ladies’ K id Don- gola Top, flexible sole, D or E , 19 buttons. P u t your eye on tlie price, $2 00 a pair.” Mail orders promptly attended JO H N A . K A D E L , 100 P ik e F t ., P o r t J e r v i s , N . T . ■ the Town o f Dei D istrict N o . 1, o f ige C ounty, N ew York, w ill .sell al ALE to the highest hiddin- at their oflicc in ■erparlark, Or- oflicc in the PAIINUM n r iL D I N O , I’ORT JEIIVLS, N , V ., o n TH U R S D A Y , MAY .11ST, las.^ A'P 2 O’CLOCK in the afternoon, the follow ing described BONDS OF THE SAID SCHOOL DISTllICT : 4 Bonds ef *500 each, a t 5 per ccnt.lnt. due Dec. 3l,’88 .. .. 5 .. « .. . 31 J D ated at Port .lervia, N. V., tliis lOtli day o May, 1 S 8 S. GEO. A. EI.STON, dUlt. District Clerk. J J E N R Y DaTCHER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. No. 2 Front Street, WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEW E LRY RE PAIRED OUR CLUB WATCH HoiYAv Taid mo FROM 8S5.00 TO 840.00. Hy o u r novel c lub arrangem ent y o u secure a good watch lor $1 a week. CALL AND SEE. ¥ li e W e k tlief D O N ’T A F F E C T T H E GREAT, BIG BARGAINS ------- A T — THE BOSTON STORE as the “ Slashing Drives” now being “ handed out” are emphatically Best in Quality, Lowest in Price< ------- A N D — Positively W aterproof. ---------- A T T H E — - — NEW YORK STORE Are a Grand Success, E v e r y b o d y is w e ll p leased w ith th e b a r g a ins t h a t w e o f f e r e v e r y d a y . II WIIL PH YOD WEB TO ATTEHB t h e s a l e s a n d s e c u r e s o m e o f t h e B A R G A I N S ------- A T T H E ------- NEW YORK STORE, E5E.. i r o j e « . i ^ . A . i s r PAPRB HANGING & KALgOMINING. Oils and Leads at tLe Lowest Fignres The Old Original Still Lives. M illio n s o f P ounds ! T housands o f T ons U sed ! HaLrtim.o£Ld.’s Slugr SHot Destroys Potato Bugs, Currant W orms, Out Worms, Cabbage Worms, Flea Beetles ( called Black Flies), Striped Bugs, Terrapin Bugs, &e. SL U G SH O T effectually destroys these pests. It is quick, safe and cheap and no mistake. For sale at K L o r r a - T o e c l s : d c B o x i i a - e l l ’s who have the sale of it for this Territory. Call and get a circular. in v ite t h e public to exam ine. Call and se w h a t I have in u s e ; also the goods. Send ; T w o C e n t S t a m p s fo r C a ta lo g u e a n d Sam am also carrying a large stock of SLATE MAItBLXilZlSU JHANXEL8 of all colors w h ich I am selling very cheap. LORENZO WOOD, 15 F ranklyn St. P o r t J e r v is, N- Y . 108 sqfeet Roofing $2 A TALI, SOLID TOWER OV Best Tfliate Ten Cents a Cafl. A BROKEN COt.UMN OE TH.A.T GOOD COM^^S\ 10c CAN d r i e d a p p l e s . irUCKLBBKRRTES, A N D BLA C K C A PS IN STOOK. S-CLgrar I D a t e s S c E=o-an,cL. nOAGLAND’S UP-TOWK. FOR SALE OB TO BENT. \VIEW HOUSE AND TWO LOTS -A.N FOR SALE. P rice $1350. Situated in M atam o ras; h o u se c o n tains s ix r o o m s ; plen ty o f f r u it and g o o d garden. Inquire o f M b s . SCHWEITZER, near t h e old bridge. m7-“ \ J^O R SALE. $1000. H o u se a n d lot, B $1200. H o u se a n d lo t corner P e n n sylvania a v e n u e a n d F r a n k lyn street. $1200. H o u se a n d lot, Barcelo street. $1300. House and lot,Hudson street,Bergen. $1600. H o u se a n d lot, George street,Bergen. $1600. H o u se and lot, Ball street, Bergen. $2500. H o u se a n d lot, Brooklyn street. $3800. H o u se a n d 3J4 lots, corner B r o o k lyn and Orange streets. $2600. Brick house and lot, Seward avenue. $3500. Pine lai-ge b o a r d ing h o u se,Ball street, ^$3.\^ Large house, sigh tly situation. Main $5000, Splendid fashionable dw e lling, 15 rooms, lo t 50x120 and fine carriage house, up- $10,000. Large dw e lling, m o st beautiful sit uation ; B o th hot and cold w a ter; L o t 300x300 fee t ; Ornam ental shade and abundant fru it and barn. D w ellings in Spaxrowhush $1000 to $1200. Houses and lots in Matamoras $700 to $3500. Business property on Pike and Ball street and Front street. JO H N H . WOOD, F r o n t S t r e e t , P o r t .J e r v i s , N. Y. JUST EECEIYED I LARGE STOUK OP SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. W. R. Hlgby la selling the Buel $3 calf button and lace shoes, best in tbe market. jar-KUBBEKS AND ARCmOS REPAIRED y, /?. HIGBr, 101 PIKE ST. AMUSEMENTS. O pera H ouse w ill take place on SATDRDil. JUNE 2. ‘FRONT.” “ TH E FU N N IE S T OF THEM A L L .” THE SPARKS CO. in t h e g r e a test o f all successes, THE HOTEL. B y Charles H. H o y t. Marlettalsli and a Great Cast. IPK C IA L T IB S , 11 n FKATUBK8, ft' If iu:Fi>Lx:Y.s, V H SONGS. and m ore f n n than all others com b ined. AflllSilSOJSifl EL FRONT ROW IN GALLERY RESERVEO Reserved Cushion Opera Chan’S 35c exTra. Seats on Sale on and after Tuesday, May 29th, 1888. IF Y O U W A N T R E A D Y iiei Paiots ONE DOLLAR A GALLON. w e can supply yon, bn t TAKE OUR ADVICE ----- A L W A l'S ----- B o y Y o u r G o ods Old Estatilisiied Store Believe flat Tief Tell Yon, WJE W A R R A N T E V E R Y ' A R T I C L E SO L O BY XTS TO B E A S R E P R E S E N T E D O R M O N E Y R E F U N D E D .
