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THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 187X
ill-ITBUm STATE TICKET.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL:
Ct.L. DAVID STANTON, op Beaver
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL :
Cor.. 1I01JT IMJEATII.of ScnuvLKiLL
t-J" We stirred up the Democracy, here
a! xiuts, gome, by our proposition, last week,
to thoroughly organize the Republican party
lior aliouts, hoM a Convention, and place a
full ticket in the field. The fact of the bust
r."-s is. th;i the leaders of that party here
know f.:!l well that, for Republicanism,
th?re is wi.-dom in thc jroposition, and that
concerted action upon it could not but
re louifl to our present advantage, and to
our triumphant success in the no distant fu
tare.
Jx?t tJie masses or the people composing
the Democracy know that we have set out
to stan d nnd walk alone, upon the basis furn
ihed by the glorious principle.-) of Republi
canism thai hereafter we act as a party
without conniving, cahogling, or in any way
poking our nosos into the work of the De
ni'-era tic leaders that we are neither to be
wheedled, bought nor nold from the straight
f jrw.ird pursuit of the goal of our ambition
the greatest po.-sib!e amount of good to
our whole people and we shall soon see in
the ranks of that party an independence,
manliness and hubbub that we shall be sur
prized at, bct-au.se never suspected. The
le.id is of Democracy know this, and they
w-iuM rather that anything else should hap
p"U, than that the course suggested by us
should be approved and acted upon by our
frien Is.
We have recently, in our Senatorial rela-
t:.nh:p, been joined to a new people. We
have Lccn cut loose from the line which tied
u to a political Juggernaut, which insisted
that because a Ticket was formed, why,
therefore we must go it without a why or
wherefore and it is well for us to consider
whether our ' 'new Departure" should inaugu
rate an era, with new ideas, new hopes, new
r.nd more thorough determination, and cou
(. '.ten tly better hoes of success.
Our new brethcrn arc men largely Demo
cratic we admit but not so politically hidc-b-mnd
but that they can occasionally step to
cur hide, and elevate good reliable republican-'
to the county offices, the Legislature,
the Judiciary, and even to the Congress of
the United States it,elf. This has been done
more than once, and it will be still oftner re
js atcd in the future, if we, at this cud of
the district, go to work, as though we really
intend to be true to ourselves, and support
the clToi ts of our friends at the other end.
Indeed, it may speedily become a permanent
iine oi' conduct throughout the entire dis
trict. When we consider what has been
d'ine in Luzerne, aud that there, independent
Dements enough have been found to lay
i yen the Woodwards father and son
on th. shelf, by majorities ranging from
teveral hundreds to several thousand
the i lea that, with proper or ganization
mil work, the new district may be
revolutionized, and inaJc permanently
and reliably Republican, ceases to be chinier
The Camp Meeting at the Water Gap,
commenced on Tuesday, and is a success in
every particular. Large numbers from the
cities, and other localities distant from the
Camp Ground, are present.
Tli Stroudsburg Street Passenger Rail
road Company, on Saturday morning last,
brought from the Depot and delivered to
customers, over one hundred tons of freight,
before 7 o'clock, a. m.
Honesdale and Port Jcrvis are much
excited over a base ball match played at the
former place, in which the Port Jervisites
were beaten by one run. They expected to
lick the Honesdalcrs, but did'nt
.m.
Our friend R. M. Krnsge, of East Stroud.
burg made us happy, on Friday last, over a
crate of lucious eachc.s, with which he pre
sented us. They were beauties, and no mis
take, and we and ours enjoyed them hugely.
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Our town hairbccn kept well supplied
with peaches during the past week. In
price they have been first quality, selling at
prices ranging from one Dollar a basket, to
two dollars per crate. In quality they were
nothing to brag of a very few so, so, but
the great bulk of them very poor.
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The end of the arrival of city visitors is
not yet. Each day and each train brings
large accessions to the numbers already here.
Well, let them come, there is always room
to spare for a few more, and plenty to feed
them on.
Rev. I). W. Dartinc, D. I)., a former Pre
siding Elder of this District, will preach on the
camp ground, at the Water Gap, this
(Thursday) morning, at 10 o'clock.
Rev. Dr. Nelson, President of Wyoming
Seminar', Kingston, Pa., will preach on
Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Fair of the Farmers' and Me- The Trot. Ua baturday last, quite a
chanlcs' Institute at Kaston, Fa. large assemblage gathered at the Fair Grounds,
The board of Directors of the Farmers' and to witness the trot, as announced in these col-
Mechanics' Institute have resolved to hold umna last week, to come off at that time, A
their annual fair this year, on their grounds, majority of the number in attendance were
at Easton, Pa., on the 19th, 20th, 21st and members of the sporting fraternity from this
22d days of September next The premium and adjacent counties, conspicuous among
K,f J- KW.1 nn.l th building .-rounds, tract whom was a essful operator of "the little
n.l rf.KW r tl, Wst of anv society or Loker" who succeeded in fleecing several of
association of a like kind in the State of thf unwar ?n of a very
Fennsylvania. aug. 10'71-5t Jhing passed off in a satisfacaory manner,
m , , m I UUnCICl, lUO AiUlUII UVl 3C l,l l J A1Ij VIA 111V
Insist week we mentioned in these col-1 palm in three successive heats. The following
iimn.s the faet that one of the crcat needs of were the entries: Mr. Reuben Shupp of
Stroudsburg, was a new hotel, first-class in Chestnuthill, entered "Sally Clay;" "Patchen
all its appurtenances. We would now an- J r" owned by Martin Erod, of Tort-
nounce that another great need, and one land ; "Ilambletonian," owned by J. K. Smith,
which becomes more and more severely felt Pf FlatberookviIIe, driven by Iienj. Hannah ;
as the heated term progresses, is the forma- "Unckskm owned by Joseph isher, of Juuton.
tionof an ice company, and the erection of Considerable jockeying was at first indulged
suitable buildimrs, that our citizens micht be in h aI1 hand-, but final,Jr when 8ring up
supplied with that article during the sum- for th fUrtU time thc word "go" was given,
mer months. Let some of our euternrisine wnen norses anu urivera pueu inerasei 'S'
citizens take the matter in hand at once. orously to their work, and some splendid trot-
tins was witnessed, especially on the part of
The improvements being made at the "Buckskin," she having the outside track on
Washington Hotel, and of which we made the start, and Winning the first heat by about
mention in these columns some time since, are half a length, in three minutes. The two re-
now compieieu, in line style. Mine maining heats were taken by the same horse, in
host Baldwin never does anything by halves, 2:50 and 2:40. As usual, on such occasions.
and his bar-room now presents an air of ease "tangle-foot" flowed freely, and, from the fact
and comfort second to none in the State. His that we Baw several who had laid themselves
table and bar are always stocked with the best away in fence corners we judged that some
the market affords, and as "Stick-em," that 0fthe numerous Democratic candidates here-
princely mixer of drinks is ready at all times alxuts had been furnishing the "fluid." !
to attend to the wants of his customers, it is t
certainly a very pleasant place at which to An Aujournea Court was held at
"drop in." - I the Court House, in this borough, on Mon
day. Aumist 14th. m-esent. Hon. S. S.
Accident. On Saturday last, a horse Dreher. President JmW and Hons John
attached to a marketing wagon, and be- DuYmintr and Theodnr Schnr-h. Avi.,tr
longing to Mr. Chas. Kistler, of Sciota, was at which tho following business was trans-
nucnea to a post in iront ot Jtr. Joseph actcd .
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anace s score, wnen uie animal suaaeniy i, t? cfnrln ---.l ;n
became frightened at some object flying m LnJ cW Rugter ag hcr guardiaD,
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nebs lor several nours, nowever, now plunging We have received a season tl.iolt
headlong over fallen trees and then groping the "Grand Military Festival and Fete
UJ nuougn uvuw impels oi unuer- inampcire iu am oi u.e u uiou Home and
brush, they finally came out near the village School for Orphan Children of Soldier-
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oi caieioru, with their clothing sadly torn, and and Sailors, at l aslnon Course, L. J
vit i nuuie, preseniing a ramer anapiuaieu commeuciog uct. -uu, ljji.ana continu-
appearance. Yet, these little inconveniences mg two weeks. JJenjamiu W. Hitch-
were overlooked, and expressions of joy were cock, ot js. x., general manager, will
visible upon each countenance, when they please accept our thanks for the compli.
found themselves once more upon the high ment. The object of this entertainment
road, "homeward bound." They reached their 13 a ?ood one atiJ wc 3l0?e thero will bo
homes at a late hour, and many a hearty lauh a Iar?c attcudauec from all arts of the
has since been indulged I
country.
party relates the advent., nf i;,.i,. 1). lvalbJus, J.sq , of Mauch Chunk.
- w ai,t?v JIIIIV la !
wanderers" uoasis oi haviug c::ut;iir, v; tin nook aud
line, the wuuieuse number ol eleven thou-
For the Jcfferjoman suuu um u uuuwii-u n uut ui iii uiu bireanis
FIAT JISTITH of Carbon county, during the months cf
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.prii, Jiay, June ana Juiy.
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Loon the beautien nf Aflltnn Rlint-o-nftnrft i i i t ct j
..Mv.rv.wv. aeveiopeu in iraijcatcr couutv
Homer and IWron, able writers have enlarged ;
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ni(crm ifa inro r :t: ...ti.iii.i i . . ....
to---z-- -wuauc ua uiuuiar muiiui uie n ivsimns rxr.ti t , mp;fw. enrrt.
Philadelphia has 7GJ lawyers. 1.07.1
loafers and politicians is
instnrma nf their li T .1 :.: rri ,
... ... ..im. nctunuj uuu tiiutsi ine uumucr o
eagerly seize upon new works, and give to the not "ivea.
public a knowledge of their merits and faults :
but amid this general anxiety to critici.se, Sequel Of th3 "Damascus Olllrag'e."
nnnv moritrtrinii- rl.l V.-l. C ,.. .1 I rI'l. , T l - . . i
v..oun,ira win ui -..uj aim i iiiuuiuu iu. icnc, tnc vounr man
prose, are allowed to pass uuvouched, suffered who was arrested on the charge of abduct-
to sink into oblivion. Among such neglected mg the girl Helen t Liter, was last week
productions we may class a little epic poem released on bail John Jackson, of Ihma.s-
of considerable merit, which w now desire to cus, becoming his security. The follow-
break loose, fell heavily to the ground. For-
Thc petition of Susannah Safer, widow of
Tlic carelessness of our tyjos, made us
guilty of an apparent negligence, in overlook
ing the pail of elegant aud excellent "huckle
berries," sent us by our highly esteemed
i iTrnti.i hi .."
menu, u. l. smitn, e., oi rorKS station. w -u. A . . ,r c Uhorennon. Jamb lVll,r. U W Kvrml-
1 . . . , ll .v.-v.m.auT UlUL.in. XUIAJ .'11. I 1 1 7 " "
a. e could not have been better pleased ...i c? t , I --..i fM.--i..., v..i, . :.j ,.:.i
... 1111 i i ui o. juo 8 caumci-ware rooms, on r rant-i uo"'-3 a ciu aiwnuui oaiu
with them, had they been made to order. Hn a few s;nce and a Commissioners, with instructions to report
lTIiat with the inm mpetinw. and tl1(, little surprised to see what a thriving busi- at the next regular term of Court
iitnnt-iltr r itaIiiaI. ntn a .n.-,. wm.I I VA I
T'",1 :V1W "as ""vufu George Shafcr, dee'd, was read, asking for
uLuu, aim uu uaui.. was uune, i unuer man i . 1 . . c r . ,
,. , ..' the appointment of Commissioners to make
iu. uicukuiK oi Miaits oi me wagon. i r.i i. e i i i .
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transient sojourners hereabouts our liven- nes5 " h!U succeeded m building up. Alter
stable keepers have their hands full iu sup- passing through thc lower rooms, where we
plying thc demand for equine conveyances. wcre shown some splendid sets of furniture,
It is a rich harvest to the proprietors, but it we repaired to the paint shop, and there we
would be death to the couines. only, you were shown a half dozen of the most elabo
know, "livery stable horses never get tired."
"You can bee how it is yourself.'
place in its rightful position.
Th w poem possesses brevity in a most remark
able degree. It contains, in fact, but six lines,
Greatness in size, however, is not necessarily a
concomitant of merit. Napoleon was but five
feet six inches tall. The writer of this is but
ahem !
The poem docs not commence in the usual
florid style so common among our modern
writers. It is not introduced to us in any such
high sounding word.-) as
"Yonder comes the poverful king of day,
Rejoicing in the east."
In its composition we find nothing so roman
tic as this :
Upon a rock, high up and sheer,
A weary hunt-mum of the deer,
Had sat him down to rest "
Is'or yet does it run like this :
The boy stood on the burning deck
Eating potatoes by the peck,
And all around his moutli and chin
Was nothing but po-ta-to skin.
2say, it commences with a line remarkable
og letter presents t!.j case in a changed
j aspect :
Damascus, Fa, Au. G, 1S71.
Eds. Citizn :
At the wish of my father (Mr.
John Jackson) 1 drop you a line in ro-
The jriil ha aeLuo.'. !td:ed to 31 is. Fert.
man (the iailv f-T v!i-,-u she worked) and
others that the went alone to the river
with the intention tf c! i x -.v i; : n herself
TVc notice that Mr. James flardncr, of
thc firm of Wallace & fJardncr, is at present
engaged in excavating a cellar, on his lot on
Ann street, directly opposite the residence
un motion, ueorge iransue was appoin
ted Supervisor of Pocono township, to fill a I at once for its beauty and simplicity
vacancy occasioned by the removal of Peter "Little Bo Peep
Transue, the Supervisor elected last fall. A modern novelist would probably have
In the matter of Jesse K. Smith vs A. 8ai J : Dear reader, with your kind permission
tely finished chairs which certainly reflect Reeves Jackson, Petition and Affidavit for I will introduce to your notice Sir William
rt..f -,i;f rv.n j a change of venue wcre presented: whercun- lwenck lo I eep, of Do 1 eep Manor ; he sits
on, a rule was granted to show cause whv the y lamny ; mere
case shall not be certified under the Act of ia his wel1 belov-i-ed wife and liLs sons Charles
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llie MOrJU. on Tuesf av. ni?ht nf hst AmK vnf Ar,nl lKth !:n f-r,oV.l anu iuiam, ana nis youngest boy Au-
weck, of which wc got a slight touch here, the next term of Court, the cases to be taken 6urtaf, who' on account of l diminutive pro
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which, alter ei.terii; the ?ater she failed
to do, aud reached the t;.r alln-le 1 t.) on
previous occusi-. hh, v- Le.-ti .-tayed un
til removed, as h;is Llcd Lt i'ure puLliahed.
Iu justice to the r.ieu who were
suspected of druin; an 1 taking her to
the bar. you wid please uLli.-h the facts
of the case as herein metitioned, for no
one is guilty of the erin.e T. 11. Kent, as
you arc av,-are, has been released.
lours very respectfully,
11. C. Jackson.
ra
great
him
of the late John Shivelv. ureiMirarnrv rn thn north and northwest of us. In Scranton
erection of a handsome frame dwellimr. thc rain PurcJ down in torrents, and sev
When com nleted it will add imuh to th -in- eral houses were struck by the lightmne;. A
pcarauce of that portion of our borough. man named Davis, residing in Hyde Park,
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was urownea in a run, usually ot insignihcent
was unusually terriffic and destructive to the off thc Trial List for September.
Peter Kunkle vs. sanie Same disposition
CHOLERA.-
now to cvr.n it.
made : as also in cases of Wm. S. Kees vs.
Same; Jacob L. Wj-ckoff vs. same; Jerome
S. Williams vs. same, and Joseph Fellencer
vs. same. The application is to take all
At the coni:ncr.ce::i:it of the Diarrhoea,
which always precedes a:i attack of the (.'Iiolera,
i:t,) and
.T in sucnr
tnen tia
Lathi
portions is called by his friends,
Peep.
T... .1 : . .1 . , din. i
xjux. iu me poem in qucsuoa mere is no sucn tae a teasiwonful of tU
waste of words. Iso, the hero is introduced and water, (hot if con v
in a few simple words.
Who Little Bo Peep was, must forever re
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main hiirtiuiiw l in lit vsipry nrrnimt ii n i : . .i -
... Jtl - i miiuues uniu iie T.i:;cr.i is rcnovni. in ox-
LmiHt or a Juke, maybe he was an editor, but trerue cases, two cr mcie tca'poonfuls mav be
freely ths stomach and l.owcls w the Tain
Killer clear. hflioii'J ti;e !i:irr:iua or cranus
continue, repeat the dose cverv ten or fifteen
kah The truth is, that men all over thc
di.-tiict are lieginning to, more than ever,
read and think; and when reading and
thinking sets in, actions suited to the
thought are ture to follow. It is one of th
duties of every Kcpublican to keep this read
ir.g a;id thinking in motion, by furnishing
f ..) 1 f. r it of the right quality, and we should
u!l labor to that end. Can we labor so effect
ually on any other basis as on that which
will !e found in thorough organization, active
work, and thc spreading of unmistakable
truth Lcfore the people? Let us reflect over
thi.-. nnl let us act as earnest men, having
the l est interests of the country at heart
.-ho-j-d act, and wc need not fear the result
we need no longer set in fear, that we are
alw ays to endure thc mortificsition of living
i;i a
h.
K-!
minority.
BOROUGH AND COUNTY.
Our .Scranton Letter appears on the first
page of our paper this week.
Hut Its tint on-Petcr S. Williams'
neat brick domi.il on Franklin square.
Ahotxl Completed Professor Jaco
by's elegant brick, on Centre street.
.f
There will be no public eerviccs in thc
M. K. Church, of this borough, on Sunday
licit.
Harvest Home. Iu the interest of dimensions, but whose banks wcre filled to these cases, for trial, to NWhnnintan fV
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Tllf r Ilfl l.lll(Ta I .llltrori flt-n I '. nrill ha nirnrt nn-lni. I... tl.n . -, I n I I J.l . .1.1 T 1 Tl -r mtT
.. .-a- - ' n.u w iuuniu8 mi, lam. iu iumt-suaii; iuci iosnua urices vs. ueoree l. v alker rule 1: 1 . .r.i m,,.n m , ,1,,,
Ll I .1 I M "1..1 1 . - I . , . I I Tf lltf.1. 11C ICaUl 111 a fiUU9CIIUtUl lUlIfe Ui llie IrvCIl I O v.v.-v.
uCMuFuu.CKtyU1u ur.v.oot, oeiwecn siorm was pronounced one ot the most granted to show cause why judgment shall disoroves all these theories The 1'ain Killer, as an internal remedy, has
mccnurcn ana me uusinuu i- alls, on ed- temhc that has ever visited that section.- nntnnomxl onrlfonntUUn n ...... . I no equal. In cases of Cholera, Summer Com
j i . - . . , .... . I vav. , in nisioricai raiifenea tie ran romnnrp with . r n
Uinner. snnrypr. anrl I lSilili1inrs won strm-lr nml l.fiHKr c)it.n,l I P. n.. ii. . . . mi . i I naiiH, i. -i m,i, jr,H-r.i;
refreshments nrcnared. Kx amiinmivl:!. hnt fnrtunitplir nn livoa W-f A r- I : .r ... .1 ,. . . A 8 '
. 1 T .. .. r -rv viw .1. .1. . l9 1U I1UWI. to aiIec. me lien, ana service ot dividual who invented sleep.
. . , , . . n- .1 ii h.uuk:ui emuuuu in me case. From the monosyllobic division of his name
rwiui., i .in. ui. m. uuu wuUa,iU.1iu4uuu way we never sue iis Petition ot lathia.s frable. Executor o mi-l,t l ;.t:f;i i ,..,-,; -i, ....
Conrad Getz, dee'd, for an order of sale of Celestial, a "Heathen Chinee." J5ut if the
real Estate of said decendent, was presented question be squarely put, who was Little Bo Xilc 1:"n Iil'er i
l. 9 ... i.. , ..: :. ..! I ci ncs
. i iiii viuj dimnci, i.c ll ill.
Peter Fraley & Ezra Marwin vs. Herbert Having now made lis acqujiinted with the
is to make us
to September term. familiar with one of the important events of
day.
like a.irain.
, Asthma, it cures
in one night by taking it initmally, arid bath
ing with it free I v. Its action is like majric, when
externally applied to Old torts, Iinnis, Scalds
and Sprains. For Sick Headache and Tooth
ache, don't fail to trv it. In short, it is a l'.iin
xvuier. -Jirecuons acconi:aii v caen oof.ie.
TIlO lOt4l!lllr1 in T-rnil innmK A 111.111 nnilior) Tllviil TtMvon trfnln nc.
" - .... ui tuiiu: vi i uuivi 3 -"- , v ,i .t., ,, itu. uu- 111. lll .
have concluded to acknowledge the corn, sing a lager beer saloon on Shanty Hill, near "7, aa cr Smea
and give up thc ball so fairly won by our Honesdale, was shot and mortally wounded T. . , V . "C . . TS T
White Caps juniors. This is wise on their by the proprietor of the saloon, Jacob Long- L" 1' . s ai.xuie granted , " P
11 i , ., ., I !. T i , . I W CCIHCUlUt-r ICrUl. launuai nun uuc ui 111- 11UIJ
d bv all
tieaicrs m
aug.
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rrf I nnfind . n n f ri llxr sve -l.tl- hmA I nri(lirfr rr I n.ciiu ni rr f rP In uf waaI- A
I a fiiA l.iit whAii .! mi t.-M.- !' i .--T 1 -.r-.r. I l l rr-T noo rrAinr An n H. SAlvAn 41.. rv . I . I
.o -v v.v.-...,r m i-i -1 v. r bi v.. . i i...w, i..c pan.- Excursion parties and pic-nics have "He lost his sheep.
. i :J v,. r i.v... ,..-umc ... .....v. vvi mj wuiti le-n indulored in h- our ritizona -innl v n ir mJcrl, inf. fmm M fl.-f !..'
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urodmc vm uu rejKjaicu bfnin, wnen ine vuisiuwb, wum xiugcuuurii;r procured a I this eeason to an unlimited extent.
Mayor of the citv cf Lancaster, Pa., write-':
Misiiler's IIkku I5:tt:;:-: extensive!'.
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Known ana uscu. ami so sikclmUI are its cm-
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anu- iowcrs tnai u nas Lcconie as lanniiar as
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u. iiouscnoiu iigm Kim a iice.s.-arv auiiition
To U,n w r. 1,nliP.r.l W 'tw .....o-;i i, "eu.cai re i ;uivmcn:s oi every lamilv.-
Portlanders will have an onnortnnitv tn m- loaded run lor the nurnose of shootinc th u u .u j i ... . ' - Having used it niy.-t if ;a:l knowing: others who
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.v l j- r i .il l " i navt
wiw im-irwMt. uisiuruanis. uowen coming aionc. auiet v tk.m, rM : ti,:
iner, we presume betting on base ball matches (Portland vs.
e used it with beneficial results. 1 can onlv
add that in niv oninion it i- t!-.e l e?t reni.ib-
wnl t inrr t n hi a hnmn r i a miHo t h f -r-f l.i . j . 1 . n. .. . ... .1 :..-! l .1
1 . 1 o 1 -v.- luu ...j, liiere is a ereai aeai 01 social eniovment : but cirouasnurs-.i Mavhan h nnmvM nn t i imiuuuroi iu- uie c-
iwu-norso ric-nic pas- Lrr -i j .i . i. . . . - . . ' - " ;m ..-,;.. i. n.
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4i.,-i. 01 ngnaorters ire, and received the lull imagine yourselves, ye excursionists! houc- creen, that 8uniK)8ition is vhai, o Perchance ",s 10 wmc" Ulil Js !lUr
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:;,.f c ' r , cnarge ot the shot m his abdomen and lower bound and moneyless year in and year out, he was fleeced in that littleeame. "which itsr"""' li!:itiMS Nit'vt
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,11 uj ' - . - extremeues. 11c aiea on eanesaay morn- with your dish of pork and beans awaiting name it is euchre." All these are probable. ;"-"-1 "eru
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Wc doubt whether a morP lv " ". . . ...-.. .w wmi. we are very uu u un leaus us to Deneve mat Ue of iiuilical herbs he eve r saw
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e of the numerous
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iNo. me uuer. n c uouot, wnctner a more .. t . .. t...?. km . .1 . . ... . . . . v. u.um,u
, . . . . .. -, aiwr a ueanng oeiore -lusuce r.iarea, was manisiui anu tnen you could realize the curse animals wandered away from home, for we August 3, 1S71. Ira
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gathered in so small a space anywhere, than L,if i th i;,,m.f 1 .Ani j:.,f 1. ,
r-a. e,- !.-. : C2-... Tim C--.,4.-l .. 1 -H- v-..i .- ..nuUu.uU uuu mnu.
.-3 r-fj n in inai v-ciiiiai: un naiur lav. . uuuuusuuii: yiooiii ujina aru. usi.ir . .. . . ... . -. ..
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Wft almnst trivhM wo worn n "11 " fast as rv.ssihln tlln.r rnv tn ...i , vi uie rcsiuenee or Hit
... ' r. . . . , r iiuivB iiuagineu uie exquisite pleasures winch a greai many persons Have lost things winch .lonroe countv. Ia.. Ate', t
we coum go aiong. meir iuh capacity, viuitc a number ot are necessarilT derived from .n nTonr.;nn nvr Wn fn., Mary Place, in the fP:h ve
horiiL- n -r l-..l . t.I- 4V.An. -..& I . I -
. r . J. . Vu.t M1 re uul ne romantic spot, romping over hills and people have found thines which have nevcr r" -
a "flon Ml' tn ho niiniLir thil .1 hA on. .1 1 ... -I . I li.IZi.JII. I u . .- M-
... - 1 .v. ..u."i Lilt, k nui 1 v. i 1 inmiiffii vmoa i n wnr.van u. . . . .H r i . . , i - - - - '
USr. S! S 'h"6hm Prrf when a.l b ready. Mr. John Deh C1JlJ"i1: w.TU ., .... v. '1. - --
.o-Lrcuuu.... incoi-HKUDUlBScminary, ,he nronrietor. k-i had mndi ink. i .1 !.,. , ... " . ... A- Imrlwil? or tn-..f.l.
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Pittcrs to a
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of l.er
Place,
, Mrs.
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cn.. c-..-..-.. nr. tt ii . I
oti-j. i niiiuui. auiss Jiannan urat- nt
September 4th, for the instruction of a limit- Lv t11IW
m number ot young ladies and gentlemen
Miss G rattan is an accomplished 3'oung
ladj', and has, heretofore, given entire satis
faction in her capacity as teacher. Parents
should bear this fact in mind, and avail
themeclves of the opportunity now offered,
as but a limited number will be admitted.
cautioned :::::!;t
anv person, un-
i , .uviuutiHT wkkcu vui. iu seafc our- i uuw cuunuyeu an exnericnoea tietori. ..a..... i- .i- 1 .
iness, and will, doubtless, make it selves at a well-filled table, and for once in ive and insUtuted a thorough search for the on my acwunti a 1 ":nn d. ten-iin.-d Vc-
3Io.liisr Aloiif? Fluclj John G.
Keller's neat and convenent frame on Centre
t-trect.
C-oinr up Sheriff 3Iarsh's fine new
JIouscoii -Main fctrcct. Tho Philadelphia
briek look s!ciidiJ.
.
Tli; Camp Klcctingr at Ilinlle's
woods was largely attended. The grounds
were literally packed with people on Sunday.
tuei-3- Doesa "tin hat" of enormous
diinenioiis, ujron the head of an individual
denote a man of function ? Ala, J. A. C.
Il-o weather during the past week has
Wen unusually fine, with nice warm days
not oppressively hot, and cool, pleasant
uii'tits lor weeping.
J'iic displays of female Horsemanship,
arc getting to bo quite fashionable on our
. trects, .r.d beautiful to look at, they are
too. Jut think of it, a beautiful lady, a
Laud.-oe horse and elegant cquetrianship,
hat can bo more attractive. A display
that we witnessed ou Friday last sent a pang
through our '"busjm," that has not yet
i!t'.ii;tlia- ii'jaied OY U.
Oar streets were rendered lively, on
Tburisnav pvpn!ni lasf. l.tr ihn niin
j . , . 1 "e
through of some twenty-five or thirty young
tT ? r
iuisses in Drocess on. un mnuir'. we
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pay, ior nimseii ana ior our citizens- in tho our lives, partake of a good square meal. But missing property. It is at least fair to sun
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necc&biiy wnicn me woric wm create ior ad- aias 111 the language of our devil there is poe that he advertised in the newsnaners the
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aitional produce ana merchandise to leed and no such luck in store for us. However, these loss of thc aforesaid property but he didn't
clothe nis lianas ana tbeir latnilics. Mr. D. P'easant little excursions are occasionally and there s where Bo was wron
we see, has brought his famdy here, prepar- thrown into a Btate of excitement, and not "He let them alone."
atory to taking up his permanent residence wthout just cause, either, as will be seen by Astonishing I it seems like sheer insanity to
among us. Being a man of the stripe ncces- the following little incident which occurred a exhibit such indifference, especially when we
sary to make a town prosperous and its peo-"nort lime Binc: A rart7 numbering some take into consideration the high price of mut
pie happy gentlemanly, liberal, energetic nneen c"P'es, composed of the elite and beauty ton and the great demand for wool
and enterprising we extend to him and his 01 our boroug waa gen "P las week, their Notwithstanding our fears for their welfare
a most cordial welcome to Stroudsburg. It de8tinat,on inS celebrated Water Gap, and safety, everything turned out all right, all
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hi
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Mst, 10 me iu.i extent ot tne law, t tie pay
ment ot all debts contracted by any rue hi
my name, without regard to person, except
upon my written on ior.
Sr'TOf 'If
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Jlli.Wl'VUlli
June 7, 171. j
POCKET BOOK FOUND
Containing a sum of Monev, which t!ie ow
ner can have bv calling on the undeih'i!cil.
describing the same, and paving for this notice.
round near the btroinMmrs
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1 " .... ... 1. . 1 will, ir. mm nn. j.n Am h . m . m I. . .11 1 1 . f . ., .. . .1 . ... . . . . . .
1 1 ...... ..... would be cood tor us it a tew hundred mnrol ..... -..!...,-, iU.,u nuiui. more ncin. na duioouhj ana sausiactoriiy as tne last aug. -.. .t-ot. LllA. 1.. ltllOI) S
trm PTiiui riinr r nir -tit--.-. rr vm v -. i. -.m i tj - - - -- w -
in th, UhK 17 If rl rCrnl:; of just such men would come and setUc . .l T1 fr "ch. OCCa8,on8 cannot I1" ama, for we are told by the poet.
O m" voi v ioj iia.-i j.a 1 I I IOIinri 'I haw
daughter of the Ilev. J. Kirby Davis, who -uw"s ua.
had just completed her 11th step towards
her teens.
ley started in the morning with
well-filled baskets, and with the brightest an-
'They all came home."
NOTICE.
It is to be hoped they all come home before Ur.w .-Vr r. r- ' ,0nre (, "
.... . . ... .uutual lire insurance ( oii-.n.mv. are ht rebv
'III. hlnlH '1 I 'II,- K.. -.r lL. ll.in.linna f nn.el-. - I a J .1 I '. 11 ' 1 . 1 .1 ... I .
. m v - - uu i nil 11 : ui iuci ..V...W..V1I. vi Lrimniuu a uiciAiiik ti.v in i.iif. 1 .uurniiiir. 11 ni-inpr inpv Mma miminn- iAm. . : ! 1 . 1 . . 1 , , " , . .
, , . . 1 - - . . j 1- o- j -...v-n.jj ..uiuc uuuuua inai ine annual e eetion -t v or-ei-.
u.v jpiwubiui. -aaFamfi lennsyivania oiaie Agricultural JSocietv. is to wwwu' Ana neitner were tney disappointed :l like the historic Johnnv. wo nnnnt tpll Wi. for said t'onm.mv villi... v. t ,i... i.,,-t.
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giycn point, we Heard an old Lurmudgcon, make choice of a location for holding iu ex- 'or the weather was all that could have been withstanding hi3 apparent indifTerence, Bo IIouse m the borough of Stroudshurg. on
spitefully ejaculate the expresMon, "Bed- hibition, and make an arrangement for iU sec- desired, and the pleasures of the day were un- Peep was doubtless very elad to see them' and r0"'' StTmber 4th, 1S71, at 2 o'clock ia
lam's broke loose.'' If that old "codger" ond show at the same point, so that each old-i fact, so deeply were their minds ab- probably killed one or "two of them and se't out toM
nui.uCiUJr cccaueui, rcacu lieavcn, nei tortion oi tne otate snail have the opportunity I Boroe1 in meir mn ana irouc. tliat ere t he v a free luch for the
would spit out the same thing on hearing witnessing the progress oAgricuhure, llor- were aware of it, darkness had spread her man- ner in which tha animal,, return. U 1
the voices ol the Angels. "Zll 7 " Z :,Vr m 1W OWP' o'er mother earth, while they were yet in the next line.
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In pursuance of thL plan, Scranton is acain Wi n ,he deep rece88es of tI,at labyrinthine "And carried their tails behind them."
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neighborhood. The man- year, or until others are duly qualified to i''l
IOW11
Tlic public schools of our borough will the location for the corning Fair. To give ex- forest. Here, indeed, was a sad predicament Thus is dispelled the idea that they walked
open on Monday, Sept. 4th, and with but ub!tor eery. opportunity for the display of to contemplate. The frail maids and maiden backwards, or carried their tails in their
one or two exceptions. ntlm r, r lhe,r. productions or articles, a carefully pre- became very much alarmed t th nrn.ruw r nnrk.i.
1 v-.f V KJl I r.'.yoil arnc un inn a( rrrrxli t.H I. l..-i I " .--p v. . i g
teachers have been employed, who come closed, abundantly supplied with water ; easy 'Penng the night uon the mountain among So ends this beautiful little poem, and here
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oiunfi ud nui ruwuiiuenaca. ltfi the va-l u any jian, oi me cny ui ocranion, "" uuu piowuug auoiii seen. ws iuusi remarK, tne story stands a powerful
riousstrooniousesinarrfectateofclean- T11?,'' and "J0" which has ing whom they may devour, while the heroic argument in support of the assertion that fn-.
lines, nd with now teachers, who will, un- from the weathe., 200x30 feet each one haU ent1,e"en JHed lhemBe,ve! vigorously to the urativ language is ot necessary to beauty and
tlOUDteaiy, mtrouduce a diflerent routine ftf 175x4..; several spacious tents: 125 hnrP " iioie, exiricaung tnemseiveB lore in composition.
studies from that which has heretofore 6tab,C?; 150. cattle 50 sheep pens ; 50 from frightful dilemma. In searching Through the varied and eveutful history of
ried the progress of our schools, i, fc. tormZmTUr. 1"!"'
!. .
te tioned that parents will manifest more in- comfort of visitors or exhibitors in every de- I" ,MCUCU " ""S er oi rnetonc lias been employed, yet, all that is
terest, b the welfare of their children than Krtu,.en.t usua11 rePre8ented at such shows. wajr out' chu the,r homea " ghl intended is grandly expressed thus :
usnal, and that a full compliment of school- ter J2S ThStilfi'Ji-lST 1' J11" J" ' 7 h.7 rl "0 "f" ,Little
ars may be in attendance. In order to make Iron dSrict toTilft nton fnT.hTs" 'nl'" T ' 1' V0?!? . .
our public schools what they should be, it is r' which enc on Tuesday, the "g "' t" '. thuknew 10 Afned. fT l fi"d them 1
.1. i ...i . 3 ' lfc XJ5 nf.i0,,,L,r iB7i a il- i.' X. be still upon the mountain, and with n nnnA lie let them alne.
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crs Khonld r,rw.M(,. -;!. recemjy i-uoneu SIOCK W1U bfl l',UBl remaining until oayngni came to
. .,..wv n.Lt. vuv uuvuicf. iu aiienu-uicc th. ir wH-f i ft,r nm!n i., :.. .i...u
- --.. . . . .v. . IVHUUII HUVUb Ui tllV. lXU4lkv
their places, pursuant to Si-ction 4rh of the
act of Assembly incoi poratiii"- said Conip-tiv.
l'DWAKD B. DiiKlIKK. SJn.
Office of the M. C. M. I I. Co. 1
Stroudnburg Aug. 'Jl, 1S71 j
Auricullnral Soeictr.
Thc Kxhibition of thii Society, for
will be held at Scranton, on
Tuesday, Wfdiitsilay, Tlmrr.sliiy and friJay,
Bo Peep, as above detailed, not a single figure Sept. 19th, 20tll, 21st and 22d.
Tho grounds are spacious, the buildinc and
accommodations ample, and the premium ii
liberal. There ii no charge Jr t.-di cxivj't
Horses entered for speed. Tor catalogues tr
other information, addrtts eitl.tr of th. Secre
taries, at Scranton.
JOHN C. MOBlilS, l'resideKt.
I). AV. Sku.eu, Bee. Secretary.
i.i.mtiPGE AltUoii;vf Cor. boey.
laug-Jl-td
They all came home.
And carried their tails behind them.
Philadelphia Aug. 14, 1.71.
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