LLL
a am ssa wmumm sa naa saia.
frnw-They Look Over thft fJonMrv.
2T' . " tt..v .r'UTCr:mr".yuJ weroseneoD
IB crvj iu u in apienaid
condition. . . ...
MACOtJPift coantj, Illinois, anticipate
beaaufal oat crop.
Somb fields m the vicinity of Janes-
Ti!!c, Illinois, are headed out. - '
In the southern part of Indiana the
irheat crop is already headed out.
Thk corn ot Ueorgia promises better
of ueorgia
than the cotton, although probably both
will turn out excellent crops. , ,
mt T).Jf I T O . T
IDE ueuiuiu, xuwa, toouc nicest says
hit wheat nerer looked as well in Taylor
county at this sea?on of the year as it does
this apring.
Is the Ticinify of Anna, Illinois, straw-
terries are looking finely. Apples, peach
fc,t pears, cherries,1 and grapes never
cronid better crops than now.
f . 1. J. .1
ABMi worms ue uiaue meir appears
ioee i in the fields near Jacksonville, , II-
iinois, and are cutting down the meadows
and young corn.
The rain has been very copious throah-
tat Minnesota, and reports come from all
ieetions that crop prospects were better.
nnia lv wheat and eras. I
r tif ? ?
Mnnsin V;cnn;n fat,l . -..: I
reports, are generally looking well, and are
i.i.iinr pood attention ' - finm ' nan, I
jirds are being planted in Suak county.
TnE Appleton, Wis., Post says winter
vlieat neer iookco. oeiier. at tnis time ot
eir id Uuta-gamie county than at pre-J
tent. A bountiful harvest' is confidently I
iitteipated.
LvSMl Flour per bbl.
A CORRKSrONDIMT
at
Michigan, says ; There is a good prospect of
vwibl ail, 1
ib iDnnuaut crop oi an amas iruit, the
irecs uciog uww iu wiuuu ids coverca
nith blossoms.
Tnt farmers of Marion county, Illinois
tell the Salem Advocate that the chinch
Kit" hate attacked the irrowirxr tvhoat in
eidt of the nelds.
TnE wheat in Benton county, Illinois,
i jr a. I rvt i .
II neaaing oui ueauiuuuy, ana gives
promise of an abundant yield, although
the farmers are begiooing to complain of
the chinch baj
The Cedar Rapids,
lowa
Timet says
trees are laden with bloom.
The lieloit, Wisconsin
Frrt Prrst
MjstFrom every section we hear that
,rrio? grain never looked more promis-
ibjj than it does at present. The recent
runs in this vicinity have given vegeta
tion a vigorous start, and with a favorable
:on for growing crops, we can hardly
fail of an abundant harvest.
A gentleman traveling through Tex
u writes under date of May 10th, as fol
lowing : '"For the last few month. T tr.ir.
tti over many of the best wheat grow-
in counties in Texas, vii : McLennan.
in lexas,
Hill. Ellis. Johnson. Parker. Tarrsnt
is. Johnson.
J'jjtoo, Dallas, Collin, Grayson, Natarro,
Kaufman, and others. I have not seen
er heird of a single crop of inferior
wheit. The general impression among
11 the farmers is that thej hafe nerer
Ktn finer crops. Other email grain crop?
re equil to the wheat, and corn and cot
too look well."
The fruit crop of this region, savs the
Cnolerland (Md.) Xetcs, promises to be I
ii lounamv one. au tue trees arc, lull
wnn me joung iruit, eren apricots, which
ofreqnentlj fsil, are sure to yield well
tan season
.1
ii mitarially in regulating the prices of
.-.i.w
rriia, ana since tne ute, rams the. now
fraaiiing appearance of all grain and
pis crops is cheering to those who have
Ubny any or all of these productions.
nd famine prices are no longer threaten
The St. L onis RrvuLlican publishes
th
following prediction :
The years 184C and '48 were years of
pet famines in Ireland, and short
ffops generally in Europe. During
tkoie jcars I dealt largely in wheat and
tort. At first I made money ; bnt on
the lt of Jane there was a great decline
in ill foreign markets. It was said to be
nuied by new vegetables in all the mark
t!i Failures were very numerous in those
Jtirs cmong produce dealers. There
fore, look out; I here will be a great change
ithin thirty days.
. ; . Memory.
A correspondent nays : "At the pre
t writing we cannot form a trustworty
timite of the amount of wheat Tennes
too m. . . il
f.r 3 pwi, oni, as in several
Jc"r8f we expect to receive a eon-1
eratie supply from there. She has
0t. Drobahlr r.;fi tu;
J I vino jvai luvic . ii u
w own mills will grind dnrins the vesr.
1st
as they cannot buy it all op and hold
it for their wants, and the ' owners of it
i ba iii i.f...l
tK. , ,. T w w
T . mnctl we eipect 10 note
. rriTsn oi ii aurins me next
'etj dys, though doriojr the cominp
'"ier lennessee millers roav be sendins
borders for wheat to thi. n,rUt
tiaal." , j
Tn, ii- , - ,
'hi jwwer , Joumo Schuylkill coun-
J.r.,Mjg : "The prospect for an abuod-
t crop of almost all
i;A. f 1
"er now than for
tint U- i
ia this vicinity this season is indeed flat- f"1 WeknesPja.rrha;a&c- I have known jf
. n.L :u i . " to prove successful in manv cases, when- Al. It.
leno. ioiu wuu ana cumvatea iruitl
nnm). nf .r. he managed ia the best possible manner. The themselves aggrieved by the foregoing appraise
a number oi years uble wiIt be supplied with the best the Market ment are requested to ittend.
ts, plumbs, pears afford.( ana connoisures will always find none JOHN HANNAH, Appraiser.
eacnes, apricots
ti. ?p,e8 naTe passed safely through
- - .ur, escaped the Bono frosts and
generlly loaded with fruit. ' U rapes
raspberries seem to have suffered
"ously during the winter. Many old
pe T,ne are entirely killed and many
V,, eL,0UR,y damaged. Rasberry canes
the anerecl serious injury and many ofj
. -u-rer varieties where they have not
protected have been entirely killed.
M tfTT iotcrestioS case of the success
to , 8fu8," of blood from one person
nother recently took place io Berlin.
noKT Wtt8 a mna 28 years of ?e
kTl i Q PoIsoed by phosphorus,
fc 'g lak.eD eolution of the ignition
tw Sht bundles of matches. A
v Ue unarea cuouc ceoti
en 8 M."oodf
which had iustheAn tal-.
- IU
5m Vi . . . .
tffeot 7 persons in good nealtn, was
1010 eio of the
arm, nve huo-
K', .CeQtimeters
of the patient's own
'ua beio
in . .
nt V a-1 r
o ! me buujb lime taiteu irom
dition impovement in his con-
lc ' V-1 ?Dce 8et ia acd he w" -ble to
Te dm bed soon afttrward.
impovement
Lff ".o:.7P cattle bJ
e cara wita.wbicb tnej are carded.
aue application should be frequent
though in but small quantity, till of- lice
all disappear. The lousiest herd I ever
w waj completely relieved of them in
ten days by this application alone Ex
change.
Mroudsbtmr. Market nAn.
Corrected weeUv fn, Tim t "
Xc.
and Retail Dealer in Groceries
ana 1'rovisions.
Mes Pork, per bbl.
llama, sugar cured, per lb.
Shoulders
Mackerel, No. I, per bbl
No. 2.
18 00 20 00
12 15
20 00 25 OO
13 15
Butter, roll
I UH
Salt per Sack
Lard .
Cheeae
per dozen ' -
Beans, per bushel
Dried Apples per lb.
f.otatoe Per bushel.
2 25
15
15
1 50
2 00
15 00
12 00
OLrw per
ton
Wool ' 5
35 . 40
GRAW MARKET REPORT.
Corrected weekly by Gardneb Sl Wallace,
" oe8nie ana xtetail dealers in FJour.
ee. "rain, ate
F,lur ?T bb,- Extra to best
CS 00 to S3 801
5 50
160
1 60
1 40
600
-n-r
Meal, per cwt. chop
Feed
1 80
ciear grain, per cwt.
1 75
While Wheat per buahel
1 50
rtea wneat
Buckwheat Flour, per cwt.
Corn per bush
at
Barley
1 40
300
3 50
75
64
50
80
Rye
00
Tcsdmonj Of a Prominent Phj-
el-: '
oiviau
"DurinS the past eight years I have had fre-
qiient opportunities of witnessing the effect of
: Mishlzr's Herb Bitters upon persons suffer-
lopathic, Homoeopathic and Hydropathic treat-
ment naa tailed. 1 still continue to use it in
Such CCmDlaintS with uniform .np nl
have no hesitancy in pronouncing it the most
??JUJ&te d
Kidnev. or Bowel.
"Yours, very trulr,
J". T. BAKER, M. D.
? x 96 Lancaster, Pa.
June 1872-lm-
MARRIED.
At Analonimk. on the 8th of .Tun, hv
g - J- Pastorfield , Mr. Joseph Henry, of
Z?.n? and J11?,.811 Schk of
r""uwwu' " Ul iUODW a-
BY INVITATION
3rletuin "Visit,
MESSRS. PITCHER & KELLY
will glre another entertainment for Ladies on
THURSDAY EVEtflXG, JUNE 13,
Tickets may be
had of Dr. Jackson.
June 13-lt,
K A TTP,TTnTr
i
.Messrs. reterson & Carpenter will sell at
Public Auction, on Saturday, June; J 5th,
I?72, at 2 o'clock r. M.. at
Washington Hotel, Stroudsbure
a BAY HOUSE, seven years
oia, ana weigns aooui eleven SSU!i3a;
.IJ L .1 . .1 &
hundred, lerms Uash.
June 13-lt.
STROI D TOWXSHIP
BOUNTY FUND STATEMENT.
Account of KUIUJN liAUltl, Treasurer of
htroud TownMhip Bounty i und Statement.
" - Auditors
6 75
" School Board settling Du
plicates 20 00
" for Eart Stroudbure At 5 00
" A. O. Greenwald, Printer 10 75 $52 50
BaL due Treasur last settlement 30 58
Amount of Interest paid
700 18
750 00
Bonds "
Commissions to Treasurer
20 00
$.1,553 26
DR. To cash from X L Rhodes.
Collector for 1859 V $425 0b
m.rj
J31 94-1,356 84
ji. due Simon Barry, Treaa-
li au aaj vvs. vi vi v
Urer, to
June 3, 1872
196 32
$1,553 25
Examined and allowed the 3d day of June,
1872, for t
r;
tne year is J. w ltness our nanas. I
. J- A. tliltUftiAJS, amamotu
J. W. VA-N YLJJST. I - -
June 13, 1872. 3L .
T ARTOWSVII-tE HOTEL.
JLJ
Tlii. old established Ilotel, having recently
changed 1
hands, and been throughly overhauled!
and repaired, will reopen, lor tne reception oi
of pue.ts on Tuesday, May 27th.
The public will always 6nd this house a de-
tirahle rl ace of resort. Everv department will I
bnt the best wines and liquors at the bar.
Good stabline beloning to the Hotel, will be
found at all timet under the care oi careiul and
obliging attandants.
may23, 1872. ANTHONY II. KOEMER.
MASON TOOK,
PAPER MANGER,
GLAZIER AND PAINTER,
MONROE STREET,
Nearly opposite Kautz's Blacksmith Shop,
STROUDSBvao, Pa..
Tbe undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens of Stroudsburg and vicinity
that he ia now fully prepared to do all kinds
or raper irangpiAgt uiazing ana rauuing,
promptly and at short notice, and that he
will keep constantly on hand a fine stock of
Paper Hangings of all descriptions and at
low prices. The patronage of the publu.
is earnestly nolicted. May 16, 1872.
W ln from DVRDeDSia. Loaa of Kprvnm F.nrr
' . . , .
Mercantile Appraiscnent.
Notice ia heretnr 4vn in -if vtl.i i. i
Itaail Dealer, of Merchandise, Distillers, AeJ 117 and U9 ITorth Second It
of the county of Monroe and State of Penrurl
iTnia, uat mey are classified and aseesed by
toe underaiened. Annnin r i .
tor uie rear r,,n.
Wit.
Class. AVmms.
Taxe.
Barrett.
14 & Coleman.
$ 7 00
10 00
10 00
13 Loring Andrews,
13 Shafer & Rinehart. .
13 Palen & Northop,
1000
Chestnutbill.
14 John ilerwine,
14 Charlai Ti.M
700
700
14 Franklin Stotx,
700
700
14 Karauel Arnold,
in 14 James K res are A Son.
.7 00
700
7 00
7 00
7 00
L14 enr7 .
1 -oiarun xvuiipaagn, ,
25 Eldred.
14 Johnllarter, .
12 i ueorge rants, ? .'.
18 14 James Ileioey, ;
18 : ' Ea8t Stroudibttrr.. '
7 00
14 Miss Rinehart & Uinon.
700
iu v cun x iierrog, Urtwerr.
40 H S. S. Detrick. -
lOO
7 00
If T. Taylor,
14 Wm- S B1'.
700
700
10 00
10 00
10 00
13 Morgan A Uaria. .
13 J. & M. Yetter
13 J. Stemple,
13 J. M. Slater,
14 A. Rockafellow,
14 P. Empy,
JJ JJ
7O0
Esuthfiald.;
14 M. E. Jlofiman. -14
B.F.Labar.
7 00
7 00
W. A. Brodhead A Son ttt-via alley tuxo. 7 60
IS B. F. nnAnomJ
13 G. W.Snrdr '
10 00
Vk
14 James BelL Sen.
14 J.D.Labar.
14 A.D. Freese,
Stroudibarr.
14 Kobert Boys,
11 Wm. Wallace,
11 Joseph Wallace.
7 00
f 00
14 W.T.Baker.
7
7oo
14 M. L. Phillips,
Jf f?-6-Buh
M4 i' B. Miller,
7 00
7 00
14 buaan Wmtermute,
ij jT T An'n
j w r J '
, pi1"
2? S
10 00
7 00
7 00
700
7 00
Darius Dreher,
Samuel Hood,
l fnfu.
.IT- . .
700
700
I f A. ieaia,
n TT wVnr
14 R sTwiBSaS
i w
l i in
7 00
14 Heller & Overfield,
7 00
10 00
7 00
700
12 50
7 00
m 4 V
1.1 Hrariar Ar
14 Morris L. Drake,
14 A. Raubcnold,
12 I T. Labar,
14 Reuben Miller,
13 Philip Miller,
7 00
14 William D. Walton.
iZ iVc01
12 Nicholas Rueter,
I2
a
13 wUIUmSorr
13 Daniel Custard'
in nO
10 00
7 oO
7 oO
7 oO
14 C. R. Andre & Co.
i .james uoucner,
14 a B. Keller,
13 William Hollinshead,
14 A. I. Labar.
10 Cam
7 00
13 Brown A Keller,
13 Simon Fried, Areot
13 J. G. Keller,
10 0"
100"
io oO
14 J. K. Brodhead, -13
Joseph Matlack.
iow
C. Hillcr, 3 billiard tables 6 month.
WW
S. Williams, 3 billiard Ublea 12 moa, 90 00
1 A Vinr A T wnr. f M
" r fj"" w
14 Samuel Hoffman,
700
Hamilton.1
J? f .
T M
7 00
i a f k w
14 Baylor A Bro
7
13 Kistler A Fetherman,
14 Georc-e R Dnke. . .
10 00
700
700
700
1500
14 Shafer A Harpa,
Coolbaugh.
14 L. Smith,
11 Dodge A Meiga,
13 James A. Young,
10 00
Jackson.
14 Samuel Boeoard,
j oq J
Middle Smithficli.
7 00
14 A. J.Shoemake,
1 J. IL. Marvin,
7 oo
Poeoso.
14 S. Kixtler A Co, ' '
13 C. A. Wrennick,
14 Jacob Stouffer,
io So
7 001
7 00
14 Nathaniel Storm,
13 a. KisUer A Co..
10 00
14 Arthur Maginnis,
7 00
Polk.
14 Ilenry Kresge, r- r
14 Kunkel A Bro.," '
j oo
7 00
7 oo
7 00
7 oo
14 H.McCIellan,
14 Peter Gilbert A Son,
14 Jacob Uonser,
TobThtnnaa.
t j T.i,- Tf.u
A X V V . Awtt.,
1 4 mmitmtaw
m M
T p Rikefilee.
10 00
0Q
14 Timothy Miller,
n,Mi;..
14 lieorge K. bmitn,
r aa
14 James Ktnts,
7 001
14 Charles Henry,
oo
8trond.
J. Fonlk, ten-pen alley S SnMtha
5 00
r aa
14 Nelson Deick,
14 C W. Decker,
m mrm m m
Notice is hereby given Kau an appeal will
be held at the Commissioners' Office in Strouds-
burg, on Thursday, the 27th day of June, 1872.
t io aVIocIc. A. M. All neraons who
June 6, 1872-3L
Caution I Take Notice!
The public are hereby cautioned against
a iiaruonug or uusuug muj . " "u
der any pretense whatever, from this date,
on my account, as 1 am determined to re
sist, to the full extent of the law. the pay-
ment of all debts contracted oy any one in
i - . . . i i
my name, without regard to person, except
.., i i
THEODORE SCHOCII.
Stroudsburg, Pa., )
June, 7 1871. j
NOTICE.
Th Demons summoned bv the Sheriff as
Petit Jurors, to attend Court the second week lic School House at Brodheadoville on Tucrf
to commence June 3d, 1872, are hereby norM Apf n 2d, 1872: ,
tn rnM iA furt totrV civil- TFTVr.
cases for that week hair been despensed' with.
By ordef of th Cotrff.- j
TKO. MelLHANEY.
May 23-2t Prothonotary.
BLANK LEASES
For Sale at this OinCC.
W
ATSOK'9
Mount Ternon House,
BOTE ABCH,
PHILADELPHIA.
May 30, 1872- ly.
THE NEW NORTH-WEST
AND ITS
reat Bailroad!
7-30 Gold loan
OF THK
Northern Pacific
: EAILEOAD.
ottm T,nnr. 1
T'UJfli.AllLlfi INVESTMENT,
SECURED BY FIFTY MILLION
ACRES OF LAND.
REGISTERED,
ttOO, $500, $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000.
Coupons, $100, $500, and $1,000. Holders
; ' are exempt from U. S. Tax.
Tbe first Mortgage Land Grant
Gold
15onds of the Northern Pacific
Railmafl fnmnw . ir . r
K" a"?W 0W 8e,I,D5 L?ar
1 S i V 1DCereaC' a " hey
7Wnave thirty years "to ran, and bear
Xrn5VrV;i:.u.yrpeVo:"e0
ed to all classes as an investment that
combines a profitable rate of interest with
ahoslute security.
JAY COOKE &CO..
financial Agents, Philadelphia.
Bonds for Sale in Stroudsburp-. hv the
STRODDS13URG BANK and MONROE
May 30, 1872 4t.
Every day brings something New!
AA I l X T-k 1
uoairat J-ry VxOOas ana UTOCery
i - w
cmv-r--m
formerly kept by Hezckiah Smith,
EAST STROUDRBURG, PA.
1 Call annd examine before purchasing clse-
50lwaere io cnarges lor snowing goojs.
oo JACOB II. SLATER.
P. S. Having made arragements with
the best Commission Houses in Newark and
New York, I am prepared to buy or send on
commission all kinds of produce entrusted to
my care. Vjuick sales and prompt return.
JACOB U. SLATKIl.
May 9, 1872. 4 L'
Notice to Stockholders of the
STROUDSBURG BANK.
A mwlincr nt iha RwI-Ka11sh . nf
.Stroiidahiir Rnt will hM . th n,nt ;
It . . . . &
xiouse. in iue uorouirn oi atroudsburc. on
. . o,
luesaay, tne llta day of June, 1872,
oeiween me nours oi z o clock f. M. and 4
'c'oc P 10 determine the question of the
I acceptance of tbe Act of the re-charter of aaid
Bank.
Bj order of the Board of Director.
STOGDELL STOKES. Prea't.
Attest J. Mackey, Cashier.
Stroudaburg, Pa. Maj 9, 1872.
C. R. ANDRE
Hereby informs his friends and the public
generally that he will open store on
Monday, the 20th of May, inst.
AT THE
C o n t inental,
or well known corner
well known corner stand, lately occupied
Barney Mansfield, opposite the American
by
Hotel, corner Main and Green Streets,
Stroudsbure, Pa., where he will keeu a nice
and well selected assortment ot
DRY GOODS, , , .
" . '
Choice Famly Groceries,
The stock will be all new, carefully selected
and to be sold cheap. The Store lloom has
been thoroughly repaired and will be remodel-
. i f51 , f he system to be adopted
will be Cash or desirable produce, one price
and no deviation. The child can buy jut as
cheap as the parent .
x rom ms experience in ine ousinesit in au
T7 .1. 1 ! 11 I
118 orancnes, ne nopes to oe aoie io suii ine
tastes ot tnose wno may lavor him Willi tneir
patronage, ana sausiy tnem tnai nis prices i
are low I
Kemember the terms (JasK or desirable
LrJriM r Itlr. Ka Vr.t
. ... . . . . I
t AAlofl,r t. ,,r
s in . km mt iii m fiu 1111 i u.
get ready for the
Tina wilh von
a Til lA?
jiiJl-Liri I .
iii.
opening and bring
May 9 1872 tfj
FARM FOR SALE,
Situate two miles from Stroudsburg
and one from Stormsville, on the
stage road. a tor flowing in a trough at
the House and also at the Ham. lerms
easy. WM. S. KKES,
Jan. 25, 1871. tf Stroudsburg, Pa.
Very Desirable Ruilding
.
Lots m EaBt Stroudsburg for sale or exchange
, .
tur r arum, uj
PEinSOJf A St'ILLMASf,
t ateA . "V . x C 1 l
Man 18, '7Z.-U.J x.ani DirouasDiirg.
s
CUOOL IVOTICK.
TVw Third Term of the Wickertham Ccrmtin-
r,strliK Xormkl School Will1 oben ir the Pub-
iong term, fourteen weelciR $10.00
For short term, eleven weeks, 8.00
vor mnr time less than 11 weeks, per week, 1.00
Students can enter at any time. For further
particulars add res.
REV.aasoiDL
march 7 72-tf Monroe county, Ta.
1
SPRING AND SUMMER
3ST. BUSTER'S.-
the National hall of fasiiioX the most reliable place to Pet a rood
Fashionable Suit of CLOTHES cheap. Having the largest stock of Men', Youths';
Boys', and Children's Clothing in this" town, we feet assured we can't be beat in Goodl
and Prices.
HATS AND CAPS.
THE NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION, the headoiiartera
naving aJwaja me Jargest stock on ha-nd: the tery latest Styles
mers and Straw, in High Silk Hats, vre feel sure we can suit all.
FXJKjSTISI-IIlSrG GOODS;
THE NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION is also Headauarters for tAkiilS ANlV
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Hariog the hrgstand mast select assortmen ot Turo
Lsbing Goods in town, we are sure we can suit all.' :Ve hae a splendid lino of Gents
unoerware lor fcpring and bummer. A splendid line of Ladies and Gents Hoosiery and
Gloves, a splendid line of Youth's White Striped and Paid Shirts. We hate the Striped
1 ",,u Ft onereois, rercaies, liiiiiu anu
rt .i ci a t i
CIolhe-Faced and Paper Collar, Cuffs and
twelve thousand of the latest styles of Collars, Cuffs and Bosoms at the National Hall.
You will also find a full line of Linen Shirt Fronts. Cravats und Ties, Ladies and Gents
Handkerchiefs and Ladies Collars and Cuffs, We have a rood assortment of Pi.raota
and Umbrellas, Corticili spool Silk, in all colors. Which is pronounced the best in uae;
Also a full line of Coate'a and Clark's spool cotton.
Y
THE NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION is the beat olace tat DRY GoorW
Always on hand a full assortment of the best
ing article in Alpacas. We have always on
",m oimus, vjrenaaiens, ropnns, rowrow, stripes, fercalet, rir I UsV
brics, Chintz, Ginghams and Prints. A full line of Whit. Good, and Muslins. AhZ
splendid lot of Spring and Summer Shawls
Particular Attention
whic5 we have done in ,he lalest BtyeB'
ures for custom shirts, High Silk Hals to
be convinced that we can't be undersold.
r.. - i i ;.i .
ic biiuw guuua wan pleasure.
PROPRIETOR OF THE
April 18, 1872.
QFF THE FRONT STREET.
iook before youleap.
Or, in other words, examine cochIs and nriras
L..f. I 1 i
""re you uuy. x nave a spicnuiu lot ot
NEW FURNITURE
On hand both of my own and city make at
PRICES THAT MIST SUIT ALL.
PARLOR,
BEDROOM,
DINING ROOM,
KITCHEN FUKNITURE.
AT TRICES A8 LOW AS BEFORE THE WAR.
s'le Room and Manuf,ctolT llunderon Roor.on
Franklin Street,
In the rear of the Stroudsburg Bank,
SAMUEL S. LEE.
April 6, 1871. ly.
A. If. FRANCISCUSCO.,
513 .UAHKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
We have opened for the SPRIXG TRADE.
tne largest and best assorted stock of
PHILADELPHIA CARPETS
Table, Stair and Floor Oil Cloths, Window
snaaes ana paper, Uarpet Chain, Cotton,
xarn, .Batting, Wadding, Twines
Wicks, Clocks, Looking: Glasses,
Fancy Baskets, Brooms, Baskets,
Buckets, Brnshes, Clothes
Wringers, Wooden and Wil
low Ware in the United
STATES.
Our large increase in business enable us to
1,ricea and furnUh lhe be8t
" T,
CELEBRATED AMERICAN WASHER,
1'rlce $5. 50
Over 13,000 sold in Six Months
Terms : Carpets, 60 days
A1I1 other goods, 30 dars, Net.
Feb. 15, 1872. -6m
A Bargain in Laud !
A tract of Land, in Stroud township.
Lm;u fmm Strn,ilK,,r.r m.r r.
Monroe county, Pa., eligibly situated j
gale, at reasonable figured, and uion accomuio
dating terms. The
rnv,
tract contains
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more or lew, anu au oin linus oi ji. a. ntanies.
-airs. iuw oiapies anu vjeorge cayres, ana me
iroaneaa reeic adoui acres is ciearea
imrmm w naiurai .uuuow.
The land is susceptible of easy and profitable
-.. 1 ; i.. .:u:
S"'""1!""-, yu " arc uu.iuji.g
Rites, suitable for Country seats or a summer
boarding house, l ourteen acres are coTered
wilh k Chestnut timber of thrif-
Ly erwth- 1 ere 18 an excellent spring of wa-
ter on the tract hut no improvements. Will
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be sold together, or in lots to suit purchasers.
For particulars inquire at the 1'ost Office.
Stroudaburg, Pa., March 28, 1872. tf.
A PROFITABLE BUSINESS !
Lieht Equal to gas, at one-eight the cost !
Ginnot be exploded. Xo chimney or wick used.
Men desiring a prontahle business, can Recnre
the exclusive right for the sale of Droll's Pat
ent Carbon Gas Light burners and Oil, for
Counties or States. Write for information or
call at M. B. DYOTT.
No. 114 South Second St., Phia.. Pa.
N. 13. Churches furnished with Chandeliers
and Lamps of every description, 25 per tt. chea
per than at any other establishment in the
country. March 14 '72-3m.
.VT you know that J. II.
McCariy is the only Undertaker in
Siroudebtirg who understands hid business!
If not, attend a Funeral mannjred by any
other lndertaker in town, and you will see
the proof of thofact. Sept. 16, '67
DOHT
you vii
FOIttiCT that wlicu
you want any min in me rurnuure
or Urnamenlsl line mat Aicariy. in tne
OJd-FcIlows' Hall, Main Street, Strouds
burg, Pa., is the place to get it. Sept. 20
D.
mT root, von it monuy
way for worthless articled of Furni
ture, but go to McCarty', and you will pet
well paid lor it. Sept. 26, '07.
a
for HATS AND CAPS.
in Fur; Wool, Cassi-
i a
rnnw.
We have the largest assortment of
You will always find from eirht to
Bosoms.
brand of Alpacas, the Capitol being the lead.'
hand a good assortment of Black, Grosyraitv
and Skirts at astonishing low fl-urea,
Paid to Castom Wort,.
We warrant a rood fix. We also take meas
order, good fits warranted.. Gire us a call and
Our motto' is Quick" sales aud small orofit.
r
N. RUSTER.
NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION
MaVn Street, StroiIdsbiro, Pav
MONROE C0UKTY
STROUDSBURG, PA.
ON THC FIRST OF APRIL, 1871,
Tiiis ovistk
will commence paying Interest on
DAILY DEPOSITS,
at the rate" of5
Four Per Cent
SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT.
Accounts rendered, and interest eredited
monthly.
SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST PAID
oh permanent deposits, aa heretofore.
Checks on all parts of the Country
COLLECTED
Free of Cost for Depositors
DEAFT8
FOR SALE ON
EugJ'anfl and Ireland
All deposits in this Bank are icanred' y
Bond, with securiety to Thoe. M. Mcllha
ney,Trustee, in trust for Depositors, waica
bond is recorded iu the proper office.
THOS.
March W;-M7L
A. BELL,
Citkirr.
NEW STORE
-:and:-
KEV GOODS
at :-
REDUCED PRICES 1
DARIUS DREHER, hegn leave to
nouncc to his friends and and to the auV
lic generally, that he has just received a
general agborttnent of
Dry Goods'; Xolions, Drett TritHminjt
AH 9
JtltLlNERT GO OP 0
consisting, ir part of tht followinf IsilraK
articles, viz. :
Calicoes,
Lawns,
French Chintz,
Chi fdr en's Dress Goods,
Worked Edgings,
Parasols, Zrphert,
Shetland Wools,
Shetland Wool Shawls,
Delaines f
Muslins,
While Dress Goods,
Insert irrgs,
Lady's and Children' Sack
Flannel and Cloth,
Ladj's, Misses and Men's Hoes,
Gloves and Collars,
Mourning Goods,
Shroudings, dc., ifc,
Goods shown with pleasure. ''Quiska
sales and small profits' at the old and wall
known Millinery Stand of F. A. DREtlCft.
The Millinery business will be carried
as usual by Mas. Pbeher.
Patronage respectly solicited.
DARIUS DREHER.
April 20, 16G6.
CAN YOU TKLL WHY IT IS
that when any one comes to Strouds
burg' to buy Furniture, they always iaquire
or McCarty, Furniture Store! Sept. 6
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