MiiitfrfeR IN HONfcSDALE.
DaLKEN QfltREL BETWEEN TWO
Friends One Stabs tiie Other
FATALLT $ ARROW EEdArE OF THE
MUBDKRKR PROM JUDOE LYNCH.
Honkspalk, Pa .July 25. A terrible
murder was committed in this village
lindy eTeoiojf, the principals in the
iffray being two comrades, With whom a
ihort acquaintance had ripened into an
,pprentl atronpj friendship. The name
afthe murderer is Charles Kegel, while
tht of his victim was John May.
Lwt May these men were engaged by
fbonus A. Potter, in New York City, in
,oiwer to an advertisement in the daily
ripe", and were taken to Hooesdale and
JrapIoJc DJ C. Vetter io his factory
Kegel is a carriage trimmer, and May wan
i ttrriaj: painter. The former claims to
hiM been born io New Orleans; that his
father is a Prussian and his mother a
jVle ; that he is twentj nine years old,
,ud daring the late war wis io the ter
Vice of the Confederate army. He is un
curried. John May was a married man,
fciriug a wife and one child Imog with
yf parents in New Voik Ctty. He was
tbout twenty five years old. His disposi
tios wa less offensive than Kegel's, the
litter being of a fjuarreUome nature.
They remained in Vetter'a employ f.r
about one month, Maj then hiring with
mother firm, while Kegel engaged upon
s ranal boat running un the Delaware and
Hudfofi Canal. Until this change they
hi4 baarJeJ at a Mrs. Miller's, rooming
i-iasr. Waea Regal west a a the boat
.Ma alleges that he stole ono of his shirts.
A Funnj Fanner.
Te Ruck County Intelligencer say :
"Oa a certain (arm in Piitc Run Valley,
boat three utile wc.t of D.iyeNtown is n
rfmarkable collection uf haj Macks. The
owner appears to hare stacked his ha)
t r fifteen or twentj years pat, witlmut
no?timiag much of it, and the result in
tint there are now from frlr t-i fifty large
stacks of hay on the preiuics. There i
ap-pup in almost every field, aud the
luiJinp are almost surrounded by them
Some of the stacks are so dd and rutten
tint the hare fallen apart and show a
j:rt-ai gp in the middle, exposing the
interior to the weather. These stacks
probably contain, or did once, an average
f eiht too each. This would make an
ZiTttte f tons, which at present
eitj prices would be worth not far fron
JiO.WO. As many f thera are quite
IJ, the bay cannot now be of first quality.
The object of this remarkable accumula
tins i,f ky we do not know, and the owner
it ui4 t be quite averse to celling any of
it, and declined to supply some to hi
neighbors who ran short last Faring ll
it acre oow put in market it would bring
tn-mli money to put the farm in prime
order and erect a first rate set of build
i.g,."
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad, and the Central of New
Jersey.
It will nt be many months before
hltzibeth passengers no the Central Hail
rd o( New Jersey will hare to hare the
Lndnje Liberty street fcrrjboats with
another batch of intruders. Some penpls
tbuogbt it hard when the Newarkerb
timed in on us by the Newark and New
York Hallway, but son we shall hare to
Bike room for .Morris and Kiex trarel
that has heretofore reached New York by
the llfbokea ferry, that railroad, by the
rfcmt consolidation with the New Jersey
Cfotril lUilroad, having secured a new
eutlct Io New York. It is understood
dut within the present year this new out
let will be used in this way: The
l!.uttin branch and the Morris and Ksex
t"i will both be built aloug the meadow
t"t uf llarkcnsack titer, and will crcs
'hat riffr n thr bridge now u.-ed by the
Nfwirk Si New Yrk railroad, will then
tlirmgh the Kergru hill by the open
tit of thr lt uau-jed road, and will run
tat Cuuitiiunipaw, whence the ferry hurts
to Liberty street New York. Eliza
l"tk Journal.
Black Bass.
Tie I)oyletown Democrat aays : The
? vf the experiment ol transplanting
yk baa from the Potewae to the river
IV'jwire, seems already to be established
tterl young fih of this species hare
rrrtutlj been taken by fishermen near
Tretoo. They were in every instance,
"eTtri g'i-u back to the water as soon
fMglit. It was only last summer that
fcw hundred of these I'll were placed
e Delaware at Easbon, and that they
e wade their appearance at Trenton,
K Uwo conclusively that the Delaware
"1 be kwarmioK with them before many
'foas ksT isnt and gn.
V n
New York Svn of last Wednesday
log .ay, editorially: "We learn
tthe managers of the pie llailway
t ooce proceed to charge the guage
'r,d. Tbi. they will do by laying
CW a third rail at the uage of four
,t?toJ a half inches, leario the broad
until the present rolling stock of
e Uoipaoy is worn out, but all the ucw
"J,Bd locomotifes that arc procured
:'Leofthe narrow guage.
mm- :
Awaa trarelliti from Syracuse to
Zl v the Central iioa(i-iin weck
tojd 't COO(,uctor of the train a rail
iti l C i,'sue(, jy 'ha company six
,l 'iria0. The conductor receiei
l'Wt without any besita.ion, bat with
retdeal of astonishment.
)ISS0LUTI0N.
fore ""designed, doing buMness h.-reto-11'
,, "dsburg and Kart 8troudsburg,
'Br 1 u n,ne of Vr- J'kaon and
i 1'a.tT g'te ntice th1 thvV bare di
Ulf ,fi 4 I'arinerbip br mutual -onnt to
'ul"f f,0,q t,ia o" Anjruat, 1872, and
f-s. wiU hter carry on his bui-
U..fi 1 le AH unsettled account must
"fcl at Dr. Qt W. Jacksons office.
GEO. W. JACKSON,
r0udurg, August J, 1872.
Slroikdsburg MarKet Report.
Corrected weekly for The Jefferson ian,
by C. D. BaODHEAD, Wholesale
ad lie tail Dealer in Groceries
and Provisions.
Mess Pork, per bbl.
Hams, sugar cared, per lb.
Shoulders
Mackerel, No. 1. per bbl
No. 2,
Butter, roi:
Salt per Sack
Lard
Cheese
ES" per dozen
Beans, per bushel.
Dried Apples per lb.
Potatoes, per bushel.
Hay, per ton
18 00 20 00
J2 15
10
20 no 25 00
13 15
25
2 25
12
18
18
200
10
15
15
1 50
40
1500
12 00
500
40
Straw, per ton
Wood, per cord
Wool
35
GRAIN MARKET REPORT,
Corrected weekly by Gardner 6l Wallace,
wholesale and Ketail dealers in Flour,
Meal, feed, lira in, &,e
Flour, per bbl.. Extra to best
$3 00 to 98 80
Rye Flour per bbl. 5 50 6 00
Corn Meal, per cwt. chop 160 1 80
reed, clear grain, per cwt, 1 GO 1 75
White WDeat per Luahel 1 40 1 50
Red Wheat 1 40
Buckwheat Flour, pr cwt. 3 00 3 50
Corn per bush 75
Oats 54
Barley 50
Buckwheat 80
Kj 80
MAIUUKD.
(The W5ih, Wedding. 1
On June 7th. bv llcv. J. 11. Frtrht Mr
Daniel .McNeal, and Miss Hcttie 3larvin,
uoiu 01 mw eoanry,
IThe 5;0th, Wedding. 1
D.i July ir.th, by Hev. J. 11. Fooht, Mr.
J.M;ph Strunk, and Miss Alliec 3Ietzgar,
Uth of Struud t.p., this county.
I The 55Tth, Wedding.
On July 29th, by llev. J. 11. Focht, Mr.
Fankhti ix?, and Miss Elmiva Sanabach,
Utth of IJnKlhcadsvillo, this county.
In Stroud towrnhin. on the 27th. inst..
Jane dauhtr of John and Phoeba Sell-
wool, aged 6 years 4 uiouthx and 7 days.
At Fennersville, Jnlr 26th. 1S72. Katie.
daughter of Charles and Ann Kit tier, of
Hamilton township, Mouroe Co., I'a-, agl 9
years, 11 months and 1 4 days.
Her death wa caiii?ed by tramniniron a nail.
on Sunday morning, the 21tin?t which broke
on 111 uif ukic. .o serious apreluions were
swakenol, as the child did not complain much
at firt and on exc aination by the parents
nothing rotild be discovered to lead them to
inspect that any fort-ign substance still remain
ed in the wound or contusion. The usual
domestic rcpiedies were resorted to, to allay
inflammation, without avail.
The wound becoming more painful and the
child more retles lr. Drake wan called iijkmi
on lurday morning, and after examining the
wound which was closed up more or leaa by
thia time, he applied thcimnal remedies to the
Aot, and administered internal remedies which
made the atii-iit more comfortable until Thurs
day morning when tetnnut, or lock-jaw, pet in.
Thnrclay erening Dr. Drake suspecting that a
foreign h-dy mill remained in the foot Dr.
Seip, of Stroudsburg. wa w-nt for and by the
assistance of Dr. Drake operated upon the foot
and removed a piece of a ten-penny nail nearly
one and a half inchea in length which had been
forced into the joint at the instep m 6rmly that
considerable forte was necessary to remove if.
The nail had broken ofTdose to the under the
surfiee of the joint, and wa partially forced
under the Imne of the joint, which precluded
the poMihility of diivorering it with a probe
hefore having laid the parts open. The
p.-.tirnt rallied nicely after the nail wa
removed, and rented apparently well until
ahoiit 3 o'clock next morning, when internal
npams set in and caused her death at 9 o'clock
the same morning. Kverything was done that
medical and surgical aid could do to relieve her
ufTeriiigs, but without avail.
1 he funeral took place lat Sunday morn
ing, and wa follow oed by a large conconr.e of
relatives, friends and neighbors. The Tanner
ville Sunday School, of which he was a mem
Iwr. followed in procejiou fn.m her parent'
reiden-e t the Hamilton church. The ser
vice were conductei by the llevs. Focht and
De.-hant. After the services in the church
were ner he wa brought to Stroudsburg and
interred here in the Union C'emeterv.
NOTICE.
All Tax Duplicate in hand of Collector! in
this county miirt be settled and paid on or le
fore the 4th Monday of 8eptemlcr next. The
bond of all collectors failing to make final
nettleroont by the time above named, will be
placed in courM of collection, according to
W' SIMPSON FLTIIERMAN, Treasurer
Hereafter no exonerations on Tax Dupli
cate will be allowed, unlews the County Com
miMoners are satisfied, by the oath of the col
lector, that the taxes could not by proper dili
gence have been collected.
HKNHY It. HIKSKCKER, 1
JOHN C. STUNK, VComm'rs.
SAMUEL POSTENS. j
August 1 '72-1 m.
THE
TTIckersIinm Ccrman-Cngllsli
NORMAL SCHOOL.
Fall Term of 1872.
The Fourth Term of this Institution will
open in the Public School Houe at liroadheads
ville, Monroe Co., Pa., on
Tuesday, August 27th, 1972,
at 9 o'clock A. M., and continue eleven weeks.
TERMS :
Instruction, first six weeks, Free
Remaining live weeks, $4.00
Any time lea than five weeks, per week, 1.00
IJorading, lim-class, in private families
per month, $12.00
Brodheadsvillecan be reathedbv stage
from StroudKburg, Lehigltton. and Weisort.
The Stage leaves Schaeficr's Hotel iu Strouds
burg, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, of each week ; and the
Lehighton and Weiport depots, at 2 o'clock
in the aftornoon on Tuesday, Thursday aid
Saturday of each weck. Iiy the new schedule,
the Stage makes the principal traius, in going
and coming.
For further particulars, address
Rev. D. E. SCIICEDLER, A. M.
RrodheadviIle, Monroe County, Ta.
August 1, 1872.
BLANK DEEDS
For sale at this Office
WANTED,
Two thousand Paint Barrel 1 for which the
highest market price will be paid.
Address JSTINSON 1 1 AU AM AN.
Princes Paint Mill,
, WtissroRT, P.
July 11-1 m. Carbon County, Pa.
ESTEAY.
Came to the premise of the undersigned, in
Rosa Up. Monroe Co. Pa., on the UOth of June
1872, TWELVE SHEEP, one of theni black,
one Ruck, one with horns, marked with a cross
on the side, all old Shep, no I .a rubs among
them. The owner or owners thereof are re
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charge and take them awav, or thev will be
umposouoi accoraing io i,aw.
THOMAS ALTEMUS.
July 11, 1872.
Auditor's Notice.
William J. Barton, ) Lev. Fa. No.
vs. ' ' May T. 1S72.
William H. Dunning, j
and Eliza H. Dunning.
The undemigned Auditor appointed by the
Court of Common Fleas of Monroe County to
make distribution of the monev paid in Court
made by raid writ, will attend to the duties of
hia sppomtment on Fridav, the 16th dav of
August, 1872, at 2 o'clock r. m- at the Pro
thonotarv'a Office in Strondsl.nrtr when nH
where all persons interested are required to at
tend and present their claims or they will be
m la
torever ueoarrea irom coming in for anv fchare
oi aaiu tuna.
. : TIIO. M. McILHANEY, Auditor.
July 18, 1872. 4u
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO TIB
Constitution of Pennsylvania.
JOIXT ItKSOI.rTIO!T,
Prwpoaing an amendment to the Constitution of
' Pennsylvania.
lit tt rewirrd by the Sentie ' and Ilonse of
RpTttnlativ of the Commonwealth of Pennnm-
raniW in General Assembly met, That the follow
ing amendment of the Constitution of tin
Commonwealth be prujwed to the people for
tueir adoption or rejection, pursuant to the
provutona of the tenth article thereof, to wit :
AMENDMENT.
Strike out the sixth section of the sixtl
article of the Constitution, and insert in lieu
t hereof the fol low ing :
"A State Treasurer shall be chosen bv the
qualified electors of the State, at such times
and for such term of service as shall le pre
acribed bv law."
WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES S. RUT AN.
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved, the twenty-second day of March,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and
aeventv-two.
JOHN W.GEARY.
Prepared and certified for publication pur
suant to the Tenth Article of the Constitution.
FRANCIS JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Office Secretarv of the Commonwealth, )
HarrUburg, June 26th, 1572. j
Julv 11 72-3m.
NOTICE
TO THE
TAX-PAYERS
. .
OF
MONROE COUNTY.
In pursuance of an Act of Assembly, en ti-
l.l "An i r.ltin In lti Inl ir.n'i f Kf.i f
and County Taxes, in the County of Monroe,"
approved Mav 6, 18C7, the County Treasurer
will meet the lax-payers ot saiu county, dc
tween the hours of 10 in the forenoon and 4 in
the afternoon, in and lor the following placea,
to wit :
Borough of Stroudsbnrg, on Friday, August
2, at the Treasurer's Office.
Borough of East Stroudsburg, on Saturday,
August 3, at the house of . I no. Kresjje. Jr.
Stroud township, on Monday and Tuesday,
August 5 and f, at the Office of S. I Irake,
Esqr.
Smithfield township, on etlnesday, August
t th llonae if Thomas Rrtxlhead : and
Thursday, August 8, at the House of Simeon
I. Bush.
M"irM! Smilbfild tnwnsliin on Eridav. An.
gust 9, at the House of Jacob II. Place; and
raiuruay .ugusi io, ai me nouw oi panics
I'lace.
M t, ..... j-, - ... - " f ,
at the Home of Charles IJossard; and Tne-
day Augiw-t 14, at tne Jiouse oi viiariea
Andrvw and Wednesdav. AueiiRt 14. atthe
House of J. H. Fetherman.
Chestnuthill township, on Tlinrmlay, August
15. at the House of Joseph Rutt; and Friday,
August 16, at the House of Elizabeth Kresge.
Jackson township, on Saturday, August 17,
at the House of Samuel R. Rowird.
Pocono -township, on Monday August IS, at
the House of Manawh Miller.
Tnkrlnnni townshin. on Tnesdav. Aneust
20. at the House of Isaac Staufler.
Tunkhannock township, on vteanesaay,
ngust 21, at the House of Joseph Norton.
Polk township, on Thursday, August 22, at
the House of John KunkeL
Eldred township, on lriday. August 23, at
the House of John Frantx, Jr.
tins tnwnshin. on Saturduv. August 24. at
the House of Jacob II. Stocker.
Price township, on Mondav. August 26, at
the House of Lewis Long.
Rarrett township, on Tuesday, August 27, at
the House of J. C. Nutt.
Paradise township, on eInesday August
28, at the House of Lyman Everitt.
Coolbangh township, on Thursday, August
29, at the House of Samuel Ca.e.
Tax-pavers who will avail themselves of this
opportunity to pav their taxes, will be entitled
to an abatement of FI YK PER CENT. For
the eonvnience of Ttx-paycrs visiting Strouds
birir. the Treasurer will leccive any of the
above Taxes at ins onice, dciotc saiutiai-.
Meet between the hours of 10 in the forenoon
and 4 in the afternoon.
SIMPSON FETIIKKMA, lrewurer.
Treasurer's office Stroud.burg, Pa, July l,-2m
BANKRUPT NOTICE.
Jn the DiMriet Court of the U. S.,lutei Di-
triet of mtylvaHia.
In the matter of Peteb Hkller, Bankrui.
It is ordered that a second general meeting
of the creditors of said Hank runt, le held at
Eaton, in said DWr'uJl, ou the &th day of J uly,
A. D. 1872, at 2 o'clock P. M. at the office of
Wm. E. Doater on of the Registers lit Uank
ruptcy in said District, for the purposes named
in th "Qth Mrtlriti of the Act of Congress, en
titled "an Act to establish a uniform system of
. a . It ..I
Rankruptcv in tfte Ututed Mates," apiroviu
March 2, 1872.
i
Jue 27, 18.
57
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wade of Poor Rum, Wlusker, I'roof Spirits and Refute
Liquors, doctored, spiced, arid sweetened to please the
taste, called Tonics." Appetisers." Restorers."
c, that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin,
but are a true Medicine, made from the native roots
and herbs of California, free from all Alcoholic Stimulants.
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Principle, a Perfect Renovator and Inrigorator cif the
System, carrying 01T all poisonous nutter and restoring
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results, safe and reliable in all forms of disease.
No Person can talc these. Bitters accord
ing to directions, and remain long unwell, provided
their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the poiat
of repair. : . i
Dyspepsia or India-ration. Headache, Tain
in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chet. Dir
tiness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Had Taste
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Billons, Remittent, anrt Intermittent
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oke, James, and many others, with their vast tributa
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ajjay pain in the nervous system, stomach, and bowels,
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at night from a half to one and one-half wine-glassfull.
Eat good nourishing food, such as beef steak, mutton
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out-door exercise. They are composed of purely veget
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WALKER, Prop'r. R.H. MeDONAI.D4fe CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cat..
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts., New Vork.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
June 27, 1872 3u.
Executors Notice.
Etle of SYDENHAM WALTON, Jf. A,
late of the Jiorough of iSlrouaxburg, decatcu.
Notice is hereriv eiven that letters testemen-
tary in the above named Ktale having liven
pranted to the undersigned, all persona in
debted are retitieMed to call and make im
mediate . payment, and all nerRons having
claims againat raid Estate, arc requested to
present them dulj authenticated for settle
ment, without delav.
Wm. P. W. I TON'. J'retort
Stroudabnrg, July 11, 172 fit.
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
OF 1H7.
GRANT & WILSON,
jtVij CAM PA I a X
i-t c- m i.
TRANSPARENCIES NDA BANNERS,
with Portraits or any device for all parlies.
,Silk, IJiintinir ami Miinlin Flags of all izep
on hand or made to order. Chinese Lnntrriih
of all size and htyles; Titpcr I'.alloonrt, Fire
Work, Ac, fcr. Campaign Clubs fitted out at
the lowet-t rati at
WM. F. SCH EI ISLE'S
Cam ja in Depot,
40 South Third Street., l'hiladelphia.
July 11 72-.'hn. iSend for Circular.
Very Desirable liuildiug
Lots in Eas-t Stroudsburg for fa!e or exchange
for Farm, bv
" PEIKSON STILLMAN",
jan. IS, 72.-tf.J Lat Stroudsburg,
Cf8
SPRING AND SUM
A.t jST; RTJSTEJR'Si
THE NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION, the most TttiaMf laco to g.t a jrood
Fashionable Suit of CLOTHES fclienp. Having the largest a-tock ol" 5Xeft, Yamhr
Boys', and Children's Clothing ia this town, we feel ftfMircd we carTl be beat in Good
and Prices.
HATS AND " CAPS.
THE NATIONAL II ALL OF FASHION, the headquarters for HAT3 AND CAP 3.
having always the larfcit stock oa hand, the very latest Stales in Fur, Wool, Caesl
mers and Straw, in Il'gh Silk ilats, we feel sure we can su.l all.
FURIISI-II3S3"G- GOODS;
THE NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION is aho Headquarters for LADIES AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Having the largAstaod mot select assorimeu otFurr?
Ubing Goods in town, we are sure we can uit all. We have a splendid line ot Gents
onderware fur Spring and Summer. A splendid line of Ladies and Gents Hoosiery and
GIovph, a splendid line' of Youth's White Striped and Paid Shirts. We have the Striprf!
and Plaid in Shereols, percales, Chtntx and Prints. We have the largest as$ortn9ni of
Clothe-Faced and Paper Collar, Cuffs and Bottoms. ' You will always find from cih,t to
iwelve thousand of the 1 1 test styles of Collars, Cuffs and Bosoms at the National Half.
You will also find a full line of Linen Shirt Fronts. Cravats and Ties, Ladies apdGcnta
Handkerchiefs and Ladies Collars and Cuffs, We have a good assortment of Puraols
and Umbrellas, Corticili spool Silk, in all colors. Which is pronounced the leal in use.
Alaoa full line of Coate's and ('lark's spool cotton.
Y
THE NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION is the best place to get DRY GOODS.
Always on hand a full assortment of the best brand of Alpacas, the Capiiul being the lead-'
iug article in Alpacas. We have always on hand a good afsortment of Black, GroFffrain
and plain Silka, Satins, Grenadtcns, Poplins, Frow Frow, Stripes, Percale, Paris Cam
brics, Chinr, Ginghams and Prints. A full line of White Goods and Muslins. Also at
splendid lot ot Spring and Summer Shawls and Skirts at astonishing low figure?1.
Particular Attention Paid to Custom Wor&,
which we have clone in he latest style. We warrant a good fit Wc also take meas
ures for custom shirts. High Silk Hats to order, good fit warrautcd. Give us a call and
be convinced th.it we can't be undersold. Our motto is quick rales and Entail profits.
Wc show goods with pleasure.
N. RUSTER,
- PROPRIETOR OF THE NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION .
April 1?, 1972. Main Street, Stroudsbcho, Ya.
AVPTlHl KMmVrr ,riM,.F.T ' Caution! Take Notice!
1 ;
,00K BEF0KEY0ULEAP.
Or, in other v.nls.pxa mine good ami prices!
U-foiv you buy. I have a splendid lot of
NEW FURNITURE
( )n hand both uf my own and city make at j
PRICES THAT Ml ST SUIT ALL.
PARLOR,
BEDROOM,
DINING ROOM,
KITCaiKX FUKrVITUKE,
AT TRICES AS LOW AS BKFORK THE WAR.
Sale Room and Manufactory alt under one Roof, on
Franklin Street,
In the rear of the Stroudnburaj Bank,
SAMUELS. LEE.
April fi, 1x71. ly.
C. R. ANDRE
Herein inform.-s ht.-t friends and the public
generally lh.it he will open .torc oa
Monday, tho 20th of May, inst.
AT T1IK
C o ii fc i ii e li t a, 1,
or well known comer stand, lately occupied
In Harney Mansfield, opjxtsito the American
Hotel, corner Main and CJreen Streets,
k.' i i ii. -.1 1. - .ii i .
mencan
Sf roii!lmr(r I '-i u lon Mo will L a- ii ti
tiia nu ll iv, it u a.ri nut ui tk
DRY GOODS,
Choice Famly Groceries,
Queenswaro, &c.
The stock will le all new, carefullv tielected
and to 1h sold cheap. The Store Room has
lieon tlmriiiihly repaired and will le remodel
el and rclirtcd. The systeui to be adopted
will bo ('ash or desirable produce, one price
and no deviation. The child can buy just as
cheap as the parent.
rrotu his experience in the business in all
its branches, he hopes to be able to uit the
tastes of tho.e who may favor hiru with their
patronasre, and satisfy them tliat Inn prices
are low.
Remember the terms Cash or desirable
produire, ns no Rooks will be kept, conse
quently no goods will be id on credit.
lernis peremtorw 1 lease get reaay tor the
opening and bring 3'our stamps with you.
Mav !S72-tf 1 CIIARLEV.
A 'Bargain in Land!
A tract of Land, in Stroud township,
Monroe county, l'a.. elicibly situated 4 2
arailefroni Slrond.hurg, ia offered for . T
nale. at rcawmable tscnren. and uiion accommo
dating tennis. The tract contains
Thirty-Six Acres,
more or Ies, and adjuini Hndsof 1. S. Stanley,
Mrs. Luke Staples and (Jcorgc Say res, ana the
ISrodhcad Creek. Alxut 21 acrest is cleared
land, with a lair ) ion ion of natural Meadow.
The land is ntccptible of easy and profitable
cultivation. On it are ncveral line building
.itcs, Aititable for Country Keats or a summer
Iniarding hotifC. lmrtcen acres arc covered
with young Oak and Chestnut timber of thrif
ty growth. There is an excellent spring of wa
ter on the tract but no improvements. Will
re sold together, or in lot. to unit purchasers.
For pari iculara inquire at the l'ost Oflice.
Stroudnburg, Ta., March 2S, lS72.-tf.
cuooii .otici:.
The Third Term of the Wiekervhaui German
Knglish Normal School will open in the I'ub
lic fcjebool IIoue at I'rodheadnville, on Tues
day April 2d, 1872.
TERMS :
For long term, fourteen week?. $10.00
For short term, eleven weeks, 8.00
For anv time less than 1 1 weeka, per week, 1.00
Students can enter at any time. For further
particulars adJrc-
It K Y D. E. SCIICEDLER.
lUtoriii E A r 'ti.vr.
march 7 72-tf Monroe-county, Pa.
"OB PRINTING, of all kind neatly ex
ecuteJ at this effica.
p
I rFlhe tmlilLr are hcrel'V r.iutmnr.il aain?4
JL harboring or trusting isny person, tin
der any protease whatever, from this date,
on my aoeount, as 1 am determined to re-
hist' to the full extent of the law. the paj-
i merit of aJl debts contracted by any one in
my name, without regard to person, except
upon my written order.
T1IK0D0RK SCHOClf:
STi;oi rsr.in, Pa., )
June, 7 1S71. j
Found out why people go o McCarly's to
cet their furniture, becan.se he bays it at th
j Ware Rooms of Lee & Co. and elbs it at
jan advance of only tuemty-tico and tico-
chairs that he buys of Lee & Co. (throueh
the runners he don't hav) for $4,56 he seUs
for $5,50. Pays him to buy $om' good Fur
niture. XEK A CO.
.Stroudsbnrg, Aug. 18, 1S70. tf.
FARM FOR SALS;
M Situate two miles from btrondsburg
and one from Stormaville, on th
stage road. Water flowing in a trough at
the IIouso and also at the Cam. terms
eas;
WM. S. REEK.
an. 25, 187 1. tf
Stroudsburg, Fa..
NEW STORE
-:and:-
MW GOODS
-:at:-
REDITED PRICES!
DARIUS DREHER, begs leave to an
nounce to hia friends and and to tne pub.
lie generally, that he baa just received a
general assortment of
Dry Gooilr, Xctuma, Prisi Trimmhft,
A r
211 LUXURY GOOD 9
consisting, in part of th following elairrtr
articles, viz. :
Calicoes,
Lawns,
French Vhiutts,
Children's Dress Gocdsf
"Worked Fdjirtgs,
Farasoh, Zephert,
Shetland Wools,
Shetland Wool SAels,
Dtlainrt
JUuslinMf
Whin Dre$l (Ivfidiy
Jnsertings,
Ladj's and Mildr XeH
Flannel and Cloth,
Lady's, Misses and Mens JToes
Gloves and Collars,
Mourning Goods,
Shroudings, tc,
(Jooda shown with pleasure. 'Quick
sales and small profits" at the old and well
known Mdlinery Htand of F. A. DULUF.E.
The Millinery business will be carrisi
a a usual by Mrs. Drkmkr.
Patronage reapectly solicited.
Oarius drkheh.
April 20, 1SG0.
Cax you ti:i.i, wnr it ia
that when any one comes to Strouda
burj to buy Furniture, they always inquira
or McCartya Furniture,Storel SeDt. 3ft
DO'T FOUUlVr that when
you want any thing in the Furnilara
or Ornamental line that McCarty, in th
Odd-Fellows' Hall, Main Street, 8lroud.
burg, Pa., is tha place to get it. fSept. V
DO.VT FOOL YOITIl IWO.IIIY
away for worthless article of Furni
ture, but go to McCarly's, and you will put
well paid for it. Kept. 20, '67.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S (of WiL.
ham-burgh, N. Y.) Recipe for CON.
SUMPTION and AST!! HA carefully com
pounded at
HOLLINSHEAD'S DRUG ST0FX
Medicines Fresh oiJ Pure.
Nov.2l. 1867.) W. HOLLINSHEAD.