Preimum .List,
KULKS AND REGULATIONS OF THE
. Thirfccih Animal Fair
OF THE
Monroe County
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
T j be Ilelil on.tlie "romnls of tlic Saricty, at
Stroudsburg Pa.,
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
The 18th, 19th and 20th days of
S eptemb er , 1 8 7 2 .
FEES FOR ADMISSION.
ENTRY FEES, &c.
Admission Tirkrts, good for the Day, - 2i I ts.
Children I'mlfr 11 Years, ... - 15 "
Carriages, One or Two Horses, - - SO "
All persons who enter animals or other ar
ticles for. competition will be charged One
llar, (except in cases specified in the body
of the premium list,) and will be furnished
with a Season Ticket. All subsequent en
tries by the same person will be charged at
the rate of JO per cent, of the amount of the
premium competed for.
Persons who do not desire to compete for
premiums, may enter articles for exhibition
free of charge ; in which case, however, as
well as in cases of articles entered in Classes
13, 14, 13 and 10, admission tickets will not
be given.
to.T'The dates will be opened at S o'clock,
a. m., aud close at half past 0 o'clock, p. m.,
of each day.
Class l Field Crops.
Persons who compete for premiums in this
class will be required to present to the Secre
tary an affidavit properly authenticated, stat
ing that the ground has been surveyed by a
com intent person, the quantity of grain
taken therefrom, and to exhibit at least one
bushel of the product to the Awarding Com
mittee for their inspection.
For the best tbrcc acres of Wheat,
For the best three acres of llye,
l.est three acres of Corn,
IJost three acies of ( )ats,
e.?t three acres of Uuckwheat,
Host one acre of Clover,
llest one acre of Timothy,
ltr- li-ilf nor.y of Potatoes.
$5 00
: w
ft (X)
oo
3 (Ml
? 00
:? oo
All second best premiums m this Llass
will consist of one year's hubscription to the
A nvrican A gricult urut.
Class 2 Horses and mules.
Division 1 DravfhL
Ail animals entered in this class will be
judged entirely without reference! to speed,
llest pair of draught horses, 4
Best single draught horse, - M
Best stalliou between 5 and 12 years, 4 (X)
15.f brood nwm. 4 (Ml
cst horse colt between 2 and 4 years,
lcst mare colt between 2 and 4 years,
It.. lmrsrt ojdt between 1 and 2 rears.
3 0o
3 00
2 00
Pest liorse cult under 8 mouths, Amer
ican Agriculturist.
Tioet marc colt under S months, Anieri-
ean Agriculturist.
l?est pair of mules, . p.OV
All second tost premiums in this Division
will consist of one years subscription to the
Anwrifin Agriculturist.
Class "2 Jlorses and CaUle.
Division 2 Roadsters.
Animals entered in this class will be judg
ed with reference to speed as well as other
MMd qualities.
For the best Stallion between o and 12
years, $Sn
l,n,f " " " 2 0l
lie-t brood mare between ." & 12 years S JO
.a., j t I Li. Li. d'l. ft
Second host
2 00
Best walking horse or mare
ecoudbest "
Best pair of horses
.Second tost "
llest saddle horse
Second tost "
llest 4 year old colt
Second best "'
lest 3 vear old colt
Secondbest "
1 'est yearling
Hot sukling horse colt
Host suckling mare colt
llest pair matched Lorsca
diploma
5 00
2 00
Z 00
0
300
50
2 (X
m
so
6 00
2 00
!1 eennd tost Tirciniums. in this Clas
will have added, one year's subscription to
the A meru-an Agriculturist.
C lass 2--Horses and 31nles.
Division 3 Si &i.
Tn this Division, unless there are two or
more entries made for each premium, it will
not to awarded.
The number of heats, distance, time and
manner of going fehall to subject to the de
cision of the Committee.
Division A. Open to All.
For the best trotting Stallion between 5 and
12 years $10 00
Secondbest " " " " 5 00
Third best " " " diploma,
llest pair of trotting horses or marcs 10 00
Second best " " " -r 00
llest trotting horse or mare 8 00
Second best " " .'i 00
llest running horse 10 00
Second best " 5 00
llest trotting colt 4 years old 4 00
Secondbest ' " 2(H)
Division II Confined to Monroe
Count'.
For tost trotting horse or mare 20 00
Secondbest " " " 10 0 J
llest pair of trotting hoi-ses or marcs,
(owned by one person) 10 00
Second tost ' '' 5 00
llest pacing horse or mare 8 00
Secondbest " " 3 00
Division C Open to all. Entry
Fee $15.
For the best trotting horse or mare o X)
Secondbest " " " .WOO
No less thau four horses to to entered aud
two to start.
Class 3 Horned Cattle.
Divisvjii 1 . Tliorovgli-hrtd.
Durhams, Dcyous, Ayrshires, Ilercfords
and Alderneys yill each be in distinct fLkss
es, and will receive premiums as follows :
For the tost bull over 3 years 8 00
Secondbest lfc " Amer. Ag'st and 4 00
For best ball between 2 and 3 years 3 00
Second best " " Amer. Agriculturist
For best boar between 1 and 2 years 3 00
Second best " " Amer. Agriculturist
Best bull ealf
Pest cow over 3 rears S 00
Se-wnd to.-1 3 00
For best heifer between 2 and 3 j'ears 4 00
Second best " " Amer. Ag'st and 1 00
For best heifer between 1 and 2 years 3 00
Second best. " " Amer. Agriculturist
For tost heifer calf .2 00
Second best " Amer. Agriculturist
Class 3 Horned Cattle.
Division 2. Grade and Xative.
Thfl different varieties of Grade Cattle
and Native Stock, will be entered in distinct
classes.
For host bull 3 years and over .
Do . between 2 and 3 years
Do between 1 and 2 years
For best bull calf under 12 months
For best cow, 3 years and upwards
Do. between 2 and 3 years
For best heifer, between 1 and 2 years
For best heifer calf under 12 months
$5 00
4 00
3 00
2 00
: oo
4 00
3 00
2 00
All second tost premiums in this Divison
will consist of one year's subscription to the
Avwrican Agricxdturist.
Class 3 Horned Cattle. ;
Division 3. Stirrs and Oxen.
The. entries in this Division will to con
fined to Monroe County, and all second tost
premiums will consist of one year's subscrip
tion to tho American Anriadturist.
For the tost corn-fed steers, weighing J2. 000
pounds and over $10 00
For best nair of working oxen 4 00
do corn-fed steers 4 00
For tost single steer under f years
corn-fed
Class 4. Swlnc.
For the tost thorough-bred boar
For the tost boar over two years
For the best boar between 1 aud 2
vears, irrade or native
300
$5 00
4 00
3 00
For best boar 0 (o 12 months
' second best
''best boar ii;r, 2 to S months
2 00
diploma.
J Ameri-
can Agriculturist
" second best diploma.
lest breeding sow over 2 vears 3 00
" best breeding sow between
1 and 2 years
For second tost
" tost sow G to 12 months
2 00
diploma
I Amen
can Agriculturist.
second best diploma
" tost lot of pigs (3 or more) 2 to
f. month. 2 00
For second tost diploma
best lot of pigs (3 or more) under
2 months 2 00
For second best diploma
" tost fat hog m 3 00
" second best American Agricultu
rist and $1 00
Class 5. Slieep.
For best South down buck
" il llakcwell buck
$ 4 oo
4 (HI
4 (HI
3 00
Cotzwold buck
(Jrade buck
Native buck
pen of 3 or more Kwes
lten of 3 or more Lambs
n
it
a
2 00
4 0i
3 00
it
All second best premiums in this Clas--will
conist of one year's subscription to the
.4 nif:ncati A fjncidtnrtst.
Class G Grain, Seed and Flour.
r-S? Premiums awarded on all of No. 0, a
copy of the American Agriculturist 1 year,
and dipioma.
For tost bushel of White Wheat
For lcst bushel of l!cd Wheat,
For best bushel of Mediterranean Wheat,
For tot bushel of live,
For best bushel of White Corn,
Fur " Yellow "
For ,; Flint
For Lest bushel of Oats,
For tost peck of Clover Seed,
For best peck of Timothy Seed,
For best cwt. White Wheat Flour,
For tost cwt. lied Wheat Hour,
For best cwt. Uuckwheat Flour,
For best cwt. Corn Meal.
Class 1 ---Fa rin I n 2r Implements.
re.-t Mower $5
llest Mowing k Heaping Machine 5
Second do do do diplom.i
lle.-t Horse 1 owcr lor driving .Machines
Second do do do
llest drain Thresher & Separator
Second do do do
llest Power Corn S heller
Second do do do
llest hand-power Corn Sheller
llest (Jrain-drill and (Jras.s-secd
uipioma
diploma
diploma
1
Sower
diploma
i
diploma
combined
Second do do
llest Plow for all work
Second do do
do
do
llest sub-soil Plow
llest Farm Harrow
llest implement for cultivatin
Corn
Second do
CSO
do
diploma
1
1
diploma
1
I Jest (t rain Cradle
llest straw and fodder cutter
Second do do do
llest Hoot Cutter
llest horse-power Mill for grinding feed
Second do do do
diploma
3
diploma
1
diploma
3
diploma
llest Clover ' f fuller
Second'- do - - do- do
llest Horse Hake
Second do' do do
llest ( Jrain Fan
Second do do do
Class S Farm and Dairj Uten
sils. Host Farm Wagon for general use 3
Second do do do diploma
llest improved Spring Market Wagon 3
Second do do do diploma
1 lest Cart for farm use, 2
Second do do do diploma
llest Ox Cart 2
Second do do do diploma
llest Ox Yoke 1
llest Lime Spreader 3
Second do do do diploma
llest farm and road scraper 1
Second do do do diploma
llest portable Cider 3X111 and 1' rcss 3
Second do do do diploma
llest ditch-digging Machine 3
Second do do do diploma
llest Dairy (.'hum 2
Sccoud do do do diploma
llest do and power attached 3
Second do do do diploma
Best Machine for working butter 2
do Cheese Press 1
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
six Miik Pans J
Milk Strainer 2
Washing Machine 1
Sausage Cutter 1
do Stuffer 1
Lard Press o
Fruit Trimmer 1
do Implement for digging Post Holes 1
Class 9 Manufactured Articles.
Best Piano
do Melodeon
$4
3
do
do
do
do
do
display of Carriages
one-seated do do do
family do do do
Trotting Sulkey
and most stylish two-seated Sleiih
Second do do do diploma
llest single-seated Sleigh 2
Second do do do diploma
llest display of Carnage Harness T)
do set of single Harness 2
do set of double Harness 3
do Wagon Harness 2
do Plow Harness 1
do display of Poots and Shoes 3
Second do do do dii.lom.i
II vt di-
I'h'J
of jiiii.-hod Leather
Second do do do diploma
Best display of Stoves and fixtures 3
Second do do do diploma
Pest display of Iron Castings
Second do do do
diploma
3
diploma
llest tlisjday of Tin Ware
Second do do do
llest display of Earthen " are
SiHnnd Act do - do
diploma
llest siccimen of Tile or Drain Pipe
1
4
o
do six specimens ot uiacKsmiui a
Work, aud greatest variety
1 . do do do
llest Machine for raising water, other
than a Puuip, '
Host Wheelbarrow, " . 1
llest weighing machine for general use, 3
Second do do , do diploma
llest display of W atches and Jewelry it
Second do do do 2
llest Sewing Machine, 3
Second do do do " diploma
llest display ot Ottomans .
do do do fancy Chairs 3
do Invalid's Chairs 3
Host disnlav of Cabinet arc "
do specimens Pencil Drawing by a lady
do display of Dry (loods
Second do do do
Third do do do
llest display Crayon Paintings by a lady
do do " Oil do do
do general display of pictures, Paint
ings, Lithographs or Engravings
do Photographs
do display of Fancy Brushes
do do do Cedar Ware
do three Corn Baskets
do do do Handle Baskets
do do do Peach Baskets
.r0 cts
50cts
do Variety of Willow Baskets
do three wired Brooms
do do do home-tied Brooim
1
1
' 1
do Variety of Cooper Work 2
do three Flour Barrels 1
do Bee Hive 1
Second do do do diploma
The Committee will make awards com
narimr in amounts with the above, uimn use
ful and ingenious articles strictly belonging
to this class, not specified in the foregoing
list
Class 10 Vegetables.
The premium on Vegetables will consist of
one year s subscription to the American Agri
cultiirist.
For lest bushel Mercer Potatoes,
44 nine eye potatoes,
" all fax potatoes,
" in anv other varietv,
" bushel Sweet iotatoes.
" Turnips;
" Sugar IJeet.
" Field Beets,
half peck Hush Ileans,
half peck Pole BeaiK,
half peck Lima Beans,
leck Tomatoes,
peck Onions,
lH? k Bed lleet-s
u
ti
u
.(
II
it
tl
peek l'arsnips,
" peck Carrots,
" gi x heads of Cabbage,
" fix Oyster Plants,
" six Kgg Plants,
" six Splashes,
" Watermelons,
u
n
u
tl
c
K
f
six ('antelopes,
It
six l umiikins.
u
twelve Htalks of Celery,
twenty-five Cucumbers,
display of Vegetables.
Class 11 Poultry.
-411 premiums on Poultry will consif-t of one
years subscription to the American Agrtcul
tariff. For bast pair White Spanish,
do
do
J. lack bpamsh,
Maylays,
DorkingV
Jersey lilues,
Polands,
(ianies,
Native or Mixed, .
Lot of eight fowls,
of Capons,
of Turkeys,
of(eese,
of Ducks,
of Pigeons,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
pvjy For the best of either of the following.
a diploma.
Chitlagongs, S ianglc, Cochin China, Great
Malay, Sliakebng, (ircat Java Fowl, Wild
Indian Game, .Spanish (tame, Yankee
Game, Knglish ltaven, Dorking, Guelder
lands, ISlaek .Spanish, White .Spanish, lleva
rian, Spang!ed Polirsli and Black Poli.di.
Class 12 Dai it and Honey.
For best five jiounds butter in roll, diploma
ami $2 00
Second best,
Third tost,
Iet tub of firkin butter,
Second lest,
Best " 11 Dutch Cheese,
" 1'rcssed Cheese,
" specimen Honey,
iSSccrtnd Best,
Best apple butter,
1 00
diploma
diploma and $2
diploma and 1
diploma and 1
diploma and 1
diploma and 1
diploma
$1
Class 1.1---Fruit.
Best and most numerous variety of apples
American JgriculltiriKt.
.See"nl lxst 0 -cntA
Third lest, diploma
Best 3 kinds of apples, half bushel each
-lnierican l;rieulturist
SVcotkI best, diploma
Hot half bushel Jpplcs $1
Best and inot numerous variety of Pears,
.Inierican igriculturist
.Second best, diploma
Best and most numerous variety of Peaches,
American Agriculturist
Best 12 or more Quinces Ameri
can Agriculturist
Second best, 50 cts.
Best and most numerous variety of Plums,
American Agriculturist
Best display and variety of (trajtes, Ameri
can Agriculturist
Befct display of Catawba Grapes, not
less than twelve bunches Ameri
can Agriculturist
Best display of Isabel la Grajes, Araeri-
can Agriculturist
Best display of any other variety Ameri
can Agriculturist
Exhibitors of fruit are requested to mark
the variety they consider most profitable for
cultivation.
Class 12 Home manufactures,
i:nf ranee Free to All.
No entry fee will be rctniirod for. articles
entered in this and the followtng three clasnes,
but admission tickets will not to furnished to
competitors. ; ' .
For lest Woolen Yarn, $1
do Knit Stocking, 1
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Knit Gloves or Mittens, 1
Silk Bed-Quilt, 1
Cotton Bed-Quilt, 1
Woolen Coverlet 1
Pair Blankets, 1
Display of Bed-Clothing, 1
Five yards Flannel, 1
Five yards flax Linen, 1
Five yards linen Toweling, 1
Chambray, 1
Five pounds hetcheled Flax, 1
Five pounds Wool, 1
Class 15 Ladles Work En
trance Free to All.
For best display of Embroidery,
do do do other needle work,
do Worsted work,
do roclitt work,
$1
1
1
1
do Display of Bead work,
do Display of Leather work,
do Display of I lair work,
Jdo Display of Millinery work
For 2d best of each of the alove, diploma.
Class 1G Natural and Artificial
Flowers Entrance Free to All.
For best display of natural flowers & plants, 1
do design of cut liowers,
do Boquct, 1
. do collection of Boscs in pots, -1
do collection of Dahlias in poti, . 1
do China Astors, 1
do Verbenas, 1
do Tetunias, 1
do Heliotropes, -r 1
do Hydrangeas, ' 1
do Geraniums, 1
do Fuschias, 1
do Oleander, 1
do display of artificial flowers, 1
do display of wax flowers, 1
do display of wax fruit, 1
For second tost displav of each of the a-
bove, diploma
Class IT, Home Department-
Entrance Free to All.
Best loaf Wheat bread, Widdfield' Cookery
do
Jlye bread do lo
Pound Cake. do do
SjK)nge cake, do do
Fruit cake, do do
Plain cake, do do
sH'cimen Preserves, do
secimen Fruit Jelly, . - - do
siecimen Pickles. do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
display Preserves, do
display of Jellies, - do
display of Pickles, do
Bed Currant Wine, do
White Currant Wine, do
Grape Wine, do '
Wine of anr other variety, do
Second best of each of the atove, diploma
Best Hams cured by exhibitor, if 1.00
Persona who desire to do so, may select
"Miss Leslie's Complete Cookery" instead of
"Widdficld's." In this case they will please
notify the Secretary within one week after the
close of the Fair.
Discretionary premiums may to awarded on
meritorious articles under this bead, and not
enumerated in the above list.
Class IS Xon-Enum crated Ar
ticles. The committee on this Class will ue their
judgment in awarding such premiums as they
think suitable.
INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMITTEES.
1. The Committees on the various kinds of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep, and Swine, are
requested to e particular in ascertaining the
blood of the diflcrent animals. In the class of
Thorough Breds, particularly, they should
require satisfactory evidence as regards the
pedigree, age and character of all stock en
tered for premiums.
2. The Committee on -lgricuItural Imple
ments are instructed to keep in view the use
fulness of the implements to the Farmer, ra
ther than tha workmanship thereof.
.. The Committee on Non-Enumerated
-lrtieles, will award such premiums as thev
may think proier, on all articles of merit
which have not been provided for in the gene
ral schedule.
4. The various Committees are requested to
be careful to NOTICE all articles exhibited in
their respective Classes, whether entitled to
premiums or not.
I f they award a distinct premium on any
article, they will not take the same article in
consideration in a general display.
, 0. The members of the various Committees
will come together at the Secretary's OtKcc on
Thursday, the 19th of September, "at 2 o'clock
r. M. precisely, in order to proceed to business.
And it will prevent much confusion if they will
prepare themselves, before leaving home, with
a list of the different articles and the premium!
offered under the heads for which they are re
spectively appointed.
7. , The Chairman of the different Commit
tees are instructed to make their reports to the
Bevising Committee or Secretary, as soon as
possible, in order that the full rcqort may I?
ready by the time it will be publicly read.
The report must lie in at 10 o'clock on the
morning of Friday, September 20th.
8. The various Committees are requested to
mark with an X, each article as it is examined
so that the same article may not receive more
than one premium.
9. No jerson can act as a meniWrofan
A warding Committee on an article or animal
in which he or she has any interest; but must
withdraw while such article or animal is being
examined.
10J Where there is no competition, the
wilhholdiii" of the premiums shall be at the
discretion of the Judges; and in no such in
stances slmll thev make an award unless the ar
ticle be of superior merit, usefulness or inge
nuity. Ind in no case shall a premium be
awarded for an inferior article or unsound
animal.
REGULATIONS. j
1. Persona wishing to exhibit are reriuost-
ed to make their entries of article, with full
description, on the Secretary' Ixioka, as early
as possible on tlie tirt day of the t air. No
entries of articles for competition will le re
ceived after 12 o'clock on Thurmlav. the hcc-
ond dav of the Fair, accent in the class of
Speed.
2. .-lnimals ami articles entered for exhi
bition will have cards attached, with the num
ber as entered on the Secret a rv's book : and
exhibitors should in all cases obtain, their
Cards previous to placing their .tock or arti
cles on the Fair Grounds.
CJ. Persons exhibiting articles which thev
desire to have sold, will be furnished with
card announcing the fact that such article is
for sale.
4. No animals or articles entered for exhi
bition can be taken away before the close of the
Fair except by permission of the President,
and no premium will lie paid on animals or
articles removed in violation of this rule.
o. All articles or animals offered for com
petition must have been owned by the competi
tor at least thirty days before the Fair; and all
fruits, vegetables, aud grain innst be the growth
of the competitor.
b. Any article or animal which receives a
distinct premium, cannot compete in a general
display, nor shall any one article receive more
than one premium.
7. For all stock exhibited, hay, straw and
water will be furnished without "charge ; oats
and corn will be supplied at market prices.
8. Any person entering horses, cattle, sheep
or swine, for exhibition, without first consult
ing the Awarding committee (whose name will
be furnished on application to the. Secretary on
the first day of the Fair) in regard to bhod,
will do it at his own risk ; and if said animals
are not entered in the proper class, they will
not be recognized hv the committee on mh h
das, of which the Awarding Committee shall
be the proper judges.
). All articles exhibited, whether eatables
or not, must be respected as private property ;
and any person detected purloining or injuring
them will be. dealt with according to law. .
10. .111 moneys awarded as premiums shall
revert to tho Society unless called for within
1)0 days.
11. An efficient police will be on the
Ground day and night, and the wcietv will
use all diligence to insuro the safety of articles
on exhibition, but in no instance will thev lm
responsible for loss or damage that may occur.
i. jYxiunuors are requested to take charge
ot their goods at the close of the Fair, and at
tend to their removal personally.
&&A nicies intended for exhibition will be
transported to said from the Depot free of
Charge.
JEROME S. WILLIAMS. Pre.i.lpnt
iWm. S. Rkj s, Secrtt'try.
SPRING AND
1 -1
A-t 1ST. RUSTEE'S.
THE NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION, the most reliable place to get a
Fashionable Suit of CLOTHES cheap. ;
Boys', and Children's Clothing in this town,
and Prices.
HATS AND CAPS.
THE NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION, the headquarters for HATS AND CAPS
having always the largest stock oo hand, the very latest Styles in Fur, Wool, CasU
mers and Straw, in High Silk Hats, we feel sure we can suit all.
DFTJRj"ISI-II2ST& GOODS.
THR NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION is also Headquarters for LADIES AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Having the largstand most select assorlmenotFurn.
isbing Goods in town, we are sure wc can suit all. We have a splendid line of Genu
underware for Spring and Summer. A splendid line of Ladies and Gems Iloosicry and
Gloves, a splendid line of Youth' White Striped and Paid Shirts. We have the Striped
and Plaid in Shereots, Percales, Chintz and Print?. We have the largest assortment of
Clothe-Faced and Paper Collar. Cuflk and Bwoms. You will always find from ei;ht to
twelve thousand of the latest styles of Collars, Cuffs and Bosoms at the National Hal).
You will also find a full line of Linen Shirt Fronts. Cravats and Ties, Ladies and Genti
Handkerchiefs and Ladies Collars and Cuffs, We have a good assortment of Panuola
and Umbrellas, Corticili spool Silk, in all colors. Which is pronounced the best in use.
Also a full line of Coate'a and Clark's spool cotton.
D P. Y GOODS.
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 Capitol being the lead
nig article in Alpacas. We have always on hand a gonl assortment of Black. Grosjrraiu
and plain Silks, Satins, Grenadiens, Poplins, Frow Frow, Stripes, IVrca Irs, Paris Cam
brics, Chintz, Ginghams and Prints. A full line of White Goods and Muslins. Also a
splendid lot of Spring and Summer Shawls and Skirls at astonishing low figures.
Particular Attention Paid to Custom Work,
which we have done in he latest styles. We warrant a good fit. We also take meas
ures for custom shirts, High Silk Hats to order, t;ool fits warranted. Give us a call .-. rJ
be convinced that we can't be undersold. Our motto is quick sales and small profits.
We show roods with pleasure.
N. RUSTER,
PROPRIETOR OF THE NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION
April 18, 1972. Main Strket, Stuoddsbvrg, Pa.
0
FF THE FRONT STREET,
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
Or, in other words, examine goods and prices
before you buy. I have a splendid lot of
NEW FURNITURE
r
On hand both of my own ami city make at j
PRICES THAT MUST SUIT ALL. !
PARLOR,
BEDROOM,
DINING ROOM,
KITCilEX FIimiTURE,
AT PRICES AS LOW AS BEFORE THE AVAR.
$m!ch Room unit Manufactory all uiuler one Roof, on
Fran tilii) Street,
In the rear of the Stroudshurg 1ank,
SAMUEL S. LEE.
April r. ISTL ly.
C. R. ANDRE
Hereby informs his friends and the public
generally that he will open store on
Monday, tho 20th of May, inst.
AT THE
C o 11 t i ix e nt a 1,
or well known corner stand, lately oecunied
by llarncy Man.ficld, opposite the America u
Hotel, corner Main and Green Streets,
Stroudsburg, Pa., where he will keep a nice
and well selected assortment of
DRY GOODS,
Choice Fanily Groceries,
Queensware, &c.
The stock will be all new, carefully e-eleeted
and to be sold cheap. The Store lloom ha
been thoroughly repaired and will be remodel
ed and refuted. The system to be adopted
will be Cash or desirable produce, one price
and no deviation. The child can buv iust as
cheap as the parent.
From his cxihtkmico hi the business in all
its branches, he hones to be able to suit the
tastes id' those who may favor him with their
patronage, and satid'y them that his prices
arc low.
lleincmbcr the terms Cash nr desirable
produce, as no Hooks will be kept, conse-
OUCntlv HO goods Will Ik' snld Oil rrmlil-
Terms icrentury. 1 Mease get ready for the
opening and bring your stamps with you.
.May y i.s.i' tl CIIAIILEV.
A Bargain in Land!
A tract of Land, in Stroud townhii.
Monroe countv. Pa., cligiblv situated .'. trS
a mile from StromMnirg, is" ottered StzZ
sale, at reasonable li-rures. and umni .ii- ..mm.i-
dating terms. The tract contains
Thirty-Six Acres,
more or les, and adjoins Imds of 11. S. Staples,
Mrs. Luke Staples and George Savrcs, and the
I5ndhead Creek. AUut 24 acres U rlenrl
land, with a fair portion of natural Meadow
rPI-1 lf .'ii .
rhe land is susceptible of casv and profitable
cultivation. On it are several fm bm!.!in
sites, suitable for Country scats or a summer
noanung lioiwc. 1-oinicen acres arc covered
with young ( ak and I'lu-stnnt timber of thrif
ty growth. There is an excellent spring of wa
ter on the tract but no improvement-". Will
Ik? sold together, or in lots to suit purchasers.
For particulars inquire at the Por-t Otlicc.
sMrouusuurg, l'a
March 2., lS72.tf.
CISt) O I. AOTICIL
The Third Term of the Wickersliamflerman-Kngli.-h
Normal School will ohmi in the Pub
lic School House at Prodheadsville. on Tues
day April 2d, 1S72.
TERMS:
For long term,, four; ecu weeks. $10.00
For short term, eleven weeks, s.00
For any time less than 11 weeks, per week, L00
Students can enter at any time For further
particulars uddres.
REV. 1). E. SC1KKDLKR.
RllODHKAlisVll.l.i:,
march 7 72-tf Monroe county, Pa.
JOB P RINTIXG. ofTl I i ndan c a t Tj ex.
eculod at this oflioe.
SUMMER
Having the largest stock ot Men', Youth
we feel assured we can t be beat in Good,
j A FULL
ASSORTMENT
OF
1JL
HOME MADE CHAIRS
Always on hand at
SAMUEL S. LEE'S
New Cabinet Shop,
Franklin Street Stroudsburg, Penn'a
In rear of Stroudsburg Bank.
April G,'7L ly.
Found out why people go to McCartv's to
: get their furniture, because he buvs it at tlm
Ware lloonis of lice & Co. and sells it st
an advance of only ttrnti-fir mid fvi
uiiith 2 r ct jit. Or in other words. Hocking
Chairs that he buvs of lice & Co. (through
'the runners be don't have) for $ 4. Till lie sciis
I for "H. J " him to fon sum ' a"od. In-
Init.'ut. 'LEE & CO.
j Stioudsburg. Aug. IS, ISTn. tf.
FARM FOR SALE,
fi'if Situate two miles from Stroudsburg
'itiB.aiid one from Stormsvilie, on the
stage road. atcr
the House and also
easy.
.Ian. 'J.. 1ST1. tf
flowing in a trou
:h at
at the Earn. Tor
WM. S. Pi EES-,
Stroudsburg. 1
IDS
NEW STORE
-:and:-
KEW GOODS
-: at :-
REDUCED PUKES!
DAPvlUS DREHER, begs leave to no
nounce to his friemls and and to tlie pub
lic generally, that he has just received a
general assortment of
Dry Good, Aof"o., Drrss Trimming,
MiLi'ixi:ny goods
consisting, in part of the following desiraMe
articles, viz. :
t 'aficoes,
Lairnit
Citnvli Chintz,
Chififren'x Drtss Good,
Worfct'd Kdijiifjs,
Parasoh, Z'dirrs,
Shetland Words,
Shetland HW Shmrh,
Delaines,
Muslins,
White Drca Goods,
Insert in;,
Ladj'x aud Children's if'tcls
Flannel and Cloth,
Dadts, Jlisses and Men's Hi",
Glares and Collars,
Jfourniny Goods,
JSltroudinst ft, tfr.,
Goods shown with pleasure. ''Quick
sales and small profits" at the olJ ami well
known Millinery Stand if F. A. DKEIIER-
The Millinery business will be cairieJou
I as usual by Mrs. Prkher
Patronage resnectlv solicited.
UARIUS DREI1EE
April 20, 1866.
C'
S YOU
TEIJ
WIIV IT IS-
that when anv one comes to
Stroutir-
burg to buy Furniture, they always inquiry
or McCartya Furniture Stoje? Seot.
Do4vt roic;irr that vii
you want any thin? in tlie Furniture
or Urntmental line that
Odd-Fcllows Hall, Main
McUarty. in '
Street, Strouils-
burg. Ph., is the place to gel it.
fSept.
I ) EV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S (of M j
IV liatn-burgh, N. Y.) Recipe for CON
SUMPTION and ASTHMA carefully com
pounded at
IIOLLINSIIEAD'S DKUG STORE.
07" Medicines Fresh cr;wZ Fure.
Mov.tU. 1SG7.1 W. IIOLLINSUP-
F r sale at litis Oilicf.