, i : I.i. f' S f i ; i s I i i. WO SIjc Setters onicut. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9,1873. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. JUSTICE OF THE SUTREME COURT, I3AA0 G. GORDON, of Jefferson County. STATE TREASURER, ROEERT W. MACKEY, of Alleghfny. T!ic J tar)' Commissioners. The Democracy of Monroe do not think their Republican brethren bo lad a et of fellows after all, when their votes are necesearv to as- thx. in carrying out a project dear to their souls This fall, po far as the Representative question u concerned, Democracy is particularly gra cious to Republicanism. They want us to turn in and help elect Monroe's nominee, Kistlcr, as a punishment to Carbon for grievances sup posed to have leen afflicted upon them, and think it would be all wrong for us to nominate and vote for a candidate of our own 1 and, yet, how is it about Jury Conimmissioner ? That is a small oflice, a very small one, iu one sense, though, iu all other senses, a very important one. For the purpose of securing arrays of Juror? impartially selected, and to prevent the possi bility, as has repeatedly been the case, of par lien being compelled to submit their lives, liberties and properties to the arbitrament ol packed Juries, the present law regulating the drawing of Juries, was passed the understand ing being clearly that the Jury Commissioner y liou'd be made up of one man from each party. Monroe Democracy, acknowledges this fact, r.d, yet, in violation of the spirit of the law, they instruct their County Committee to secure its evasion in the election of a full Democratic Rvr.l. -:u:;: the law contemplates that each coun ty in the State shall make but one Jury Dis tiiet, and only one, to be represented in the Commission by two Commissioners, but one of whom shall be voted for by each voter. Mon roe Democracy, arrogates to itself the power to change thi. to divide the County of Monroe into two Districts, for the purpose of securing a ono sided, partial Commission, and instructs its County Committee to set forth which town ships shall vote for one Democrat, and which for the other, thus plainly negativing both the Litter and spirit of the law. In accordance with this high-handed pre sumption, we have the organ of the Democracy f Monroe, setting forth as the will of that Democracy, as expressed through the County Committee, that "the voters of Barrett, East JHioudsburg, Middle Smithfield, Paradise, Trice, Smithfield, Stroud, Stroudsburg and Coolbough, will vote for James G. Kintner, ond the voters of Chestnuthill, Eldred, Hamil ton, Jackson, Pocono, Polk, Ross, Tobyhanna and Tunkhannock will vote for Jerome II icthtrman, for Jury Commissioners. We fi:;d no fault with the candidates, for we be lieve them to be honorable men, but we do And i.:i:.'t with the spirit which can induce so pal- l:ib!e a violation of both the letter and spirit it is said that no danger can grow out of Mich proceeding. rut how re we to believe tr.at, w hen so bold an insinuation of want of coi.Cdence is hurled at the Republican voters of the county. The act is cither induced by a want of confidence' in us, or by a desire to have things so well in hand, that if a packed Jury becomes necessary for any purpose, de mocracy, though her illegally elected Jurv Commission, will find herself prepared for the emergency. It is this infinitesiraally small su tiun on the part of the democracy of Monroe, thai makes it more than a question whether Republicans should aid in fighting their bat lies. JBST The only way to keep the Supreme Court, that'great bulwarkof our "rights alad liberties, from pinking into a mere political machine, is to vote for good and true men for positions on the bench. The "lest and only safe candidate to vote for this fall is ISAAC G. GORDON. Two weeks ago we noted the accident by which a valuable horse belonging to Matt Ilallett, of Slateford, nearly lost his hoof. - The Easton Sentinel appropriated our notice, trr batim, lc. s To this we have no objection, for we are perfectly willing to furnish our cotem poraries with news items, even though they fail to give us credit for it. This week, some three weeks after the occurrence, which hap pened in Stroudsburg, with commendable en terprise, our neighbor of the Democrat pub lishes the notice, and credit the Sentinel with its authorship. We think that is what the boys call "cutting it fat." : t&jT Judge Ludlow, and Frank Hutchin son, the Democratic candidates for the Supreme Bench and State Treasurer, were nominated more because of their supposed availability than for any other cause. The Judge is expec ted to manage the colonising politicians of the East, and Frank to do the same thing with the same class of men in the West, and are thus expected to swindle themselves and their party into the control of these positions. It is pre sumed, however, that the people will be at the polls on the 11th, and if that is the case availa bility will amount to but little for the Dcmo cracv. Turn out Republicans and do your duty. The week before the meeting of the Democratic Convention, at the Court Ilou.se, the Monroe Democrat came out fiercely in favor of punishing Carbon, for her aggres sions, aud declared, without a why or where fore, that the Monroe Democracy, would uominate a man of her own and elect him. The Convention was held, in which Auian- dus 0. savagely took part as a Delegate, and did a big share in securing the nomina tion of Wui. Kistler. Since the Convention, from some cauoe or other, Amandus's cour age has oozed out of his fingers end:1, and he has not had a word to sty, cither in defence of the action of the Convention, or in favor of his candidate. Like the boy in the scrim mage he has hid himself in the Lush, and sun? dumb most beautifully. Why is this? Potatoes sell at 35 cents per bushel at Portland. CunsTXUT gatherers were numerous on Sunday last ' - , . Our farmers ace Lu.y cutting corn and buckwheat. Fresh pork, sausages and buckwheat cakes will soon be the order of the day. Umbrellas have been in demand for several day's, all owing to the heavy ranis. f . '' Henry and Ray still remain at "Hotel de Troch." Metz was released on the 4th inst , by serving out his time and paying fine; and costs. TriE Equinoctial made its appearance here on Monday, in shape of a good "heavy wet" Ou Tuesday it blew great guns, and nearly took the hair off. Mixe Host of the Washington Hotel, is treating his establishment to a new slate roof. A new Hotel building would be a much grea ter improvement. The busiest men we have around just uow, are the candidates for office. -The popularity of a "wag of your paw" is tremen dous. Who wouldn't be a candidate? Captain Jack wishes it to be distinctly understood that his suspension, on the 3d inst, had no connection with the mouey crisis. He don't expect to resume. ' ' The Town Council under the supervision of the Street Committee, arc doing a good piece of work down town. The job will cost something, but it will prove to be substantial and cheap iu the long run. g ' Sxow. Snow fell at Tobyhanna Mills, in this county, on Monday night last, to the depth of three inches. Mountain Home was also blessed with a snow storm, on Monday evening, which lasted nearly all night. . : Two well known New York capitalists who were recently iu Easton, Pa., predicted that as considerable a rise in real estate as had ever occurred in any city in the country would soon take place in Newark, N. J. The time of the year has come when peo pie who, coming from out doors, enter Did the hawks of Carbon get after him, or room where there is a genial and cheer fu what ails him. Come, neighbor, a man firc ju the crate, are pretty sure to exclaim should never set about stirring up a stench, "That's good ! A firo really feels comfort until he bad made up his mind to "smell it able !'' Well, it does. out lou nominated Kistler. and vou should have stood bv him. Carbon will not AlIE stones lur tuo foundation lor the new be very severely punished, nor Monroe much bJge, over the race, at the headot Monroe honored if your candidate is defeated' be- street, have been on the ground lor severa cause of your desertion. You should stand weeks, but the contractor appears to be slow Don't ISclJcvc llic "Rolirbacks." The last Monroe Democrat publishes a letter purporting to have been written from Harris- rvjrg to me l-iiituurgn j'ost, wnien W! lortli tnat "through the machinations" of State .Treasurer Matkey, the State is a looser of nearly half a million of dollars by the failure f the Union Banking Company, of Philade p.iia. In an introduction to the letter the Democrat also sneaks of a loss by the failure cf .icrkcs & Co., a year cr two ago. Xow here are two lies, manufactured out of the whole cloth, for the purpose of deceiving the pc-.pie into voting for Hutchinson, the pet candidate of the Pennsylvania Central Rail road Company and the democracy. At the lime of the Yeikes failure, investigation proved conclusively that the State reaxurv 'id not lose a single cent. The Union Bank ing Company has not failed, but merelv sus pmded, and will resume payment in full, as i-oon as by the dying out of the existing finan tial panic, it is safe to do so. But so far as the State is concerned, there wrs neither loss i;ct embarrassment to her growing cut of the suspension, for not a dollar of her funds was looked up in the vaults of the companv ll'l .A 1 nut lunus were there were withdrawn be icre tne cratJi came. When will Democratic Rdltors learn to tell the truth? What a party to need such lies to boost it up. by him like a man, at least until you saw his brains knocked out, and until 'you were in danger cf gettiug hurt. The fact is that our neighbor's general editorial independence is truly astonishing. about getting to work. An accident there may cost the borough a nice little sum .. . Republicans go to the polls on Tuesday next, and vote and work for your ticket The prosperity of the country depends upon Fkiend CnARi.ES Foclke, of the Ilich- the interest which all its citizens take in it land Dell, is the "truckiest" man in Monroe and this interest cannot be better displayed county. A visit to the "Dell" a couple ol tnan Jy every vote being placed in the ballot iri.i.l-o nn s-.n ,.,l rVT., TT T . I bOX, truck grounds which, are quite extensive, The Messrs. Palmer brothers have re comprising severa! acres, are nearly as free moved their meat market to their new build trom weeds as si newly dug ctller, and are ing down town. Everything in their new Si.cd with the finest specimens of vegetation building is as neat as anew pin, and the we cer saw grow. He has in growth some meat they serve to customers will alway 5,000 heads of excellent cabbage, red, j-ellow, prove to be of the best quality. Give them and white onions by the bushel, celery, corn a call Thomas Stone, has removed his shoe shop from the basement of the building be longing to the estate of C. Wratcrs, deceased to the 2d story of the Street Passenger Ilail-wa3' office, a few doors lower down, on Main street, where he will be happy to re ceive calls from customers. We observe by a card in the Monroe Dcmjcnd that the Monroe Democratic candi wiinvi j.rej'.raiuwuii;, ."If. 1 1 1 1 a m iv lsticr comes out with an emphatic denial of a charge that he had sold his party to the "Radicals." If by Radicals he means us Republicans, we hereby certify that William's denial of the charge is perfectly truthful. The Republi cans, m the first place, are not in the market, timer lor purchase or sale, and, secondly, buy ing is not necessary under the circumstance, for whenever a Democrat, hereabouts, wants an office, he slips into Republican association and embrace, just as easily aa shot roll off of a shovel, lhe fact ia both candidate have been knocking at Republican doors for ad mis won and a sojourn, at least until after election Xif If the voters of Monroe county, want the State Finances managed economically and honestly, as they manage their own af fairs, they will vote for ROBERT W MACKEY. 1 ... i .1 . . TT- auu potatoes in a:mosL any quautity. 11. s manner cf raising cabbage and onions is novel to this section of country, all Leing grown from the seed without transplanting. Friend Charles is evidently a worker, as he encourages uo interferancc or assistance from others. Besides the crops now on hand, friend Foulke raised all the vegetables used. in the "Weil House, which was filled to The "Black Diamond" is sold, and de over flowing with boarders, during the past livercd within one mile of the Court House season; and to feed these must have required in Wilkesbarre, by Rufus J. Bell, for $1.78 an immense quantity of peas, potatoes, early per ton. Would'nt the people rejoice to cabbage and corn, beans, beets, . &c.. &.C. hear that same Bell r'msr here in Stroud. From our observation we judge him to be a burg. Here we pay between $3 and $f for model gardoer, and we know that his cab- the same article, and nothing to brag of in bage paten is worth a walk of miles to see it. J quality at that besides the utile, the "Dell, is worth a visit for the picturesque and beautiful bv The new building recently erected for the which it is surrounded. Nograuderorprct Scientific Department of Lafayette College, tier views can be found anywhere, and Joseph is not the least pleasant man to come across. through the munificence of Mr. Ario Pardee, at a cost of $250,000, will be dedicated, with appropriate ceremonies, on luesday, - the 21st of October, inst We will publish a de scription of the magnificent building in our The Carbon Adcoaile says: On Thurs day last the popular lumbering firm; Messrs. Ycakel & Albright, sold to Marsh & Co., of next week's paier, Stroudsbiirfr. n larff lot nf an.nnil In t no I borouL-h nf W..isnnrf nod will, In nbrmf ?n Mr. A. L. KlRKUFF, of Hamilton, tsp., ftnfti u,.t ah.... L' .1.... r who has been a student in v. k iiiu i uunuij , iui iiiu pur Dr. Jackson's pose of erecting an emery wheel manufac- .ffice If. ?OU1 etin.C' Truing the intrica tory, machine shop and other buildiuirs From the samples of wheels shown there can be no doubt of the success of the un dertiking. Marsh & Co., intend to commence the erection of their buildings during the com ing week. This don't look like having the cies of his profession, at Jefferson Medical College, iu Philadelphia. - Mr. K. is a young gentleman of considerable ability, and more than ordinary application, and will no doubt win his degree of 31. D. with honor. Timothy Heller, son of the late Thomas fTrllrr was (vtmmilrpil tn TTuf.l Tnv li'rin blues" in regard to the panic iu the money Saturday evening last, on suspicion of hav ing murdered the lad Mufuy, an account of whose murder we published last week market. Esquire Drake, who. besides I-mh wll0se we published last week. lid model Justice of the Peace, is one of the Icr wh WaS. Uccted f,oul tLe filst. was best fruit culturists in this section, exhibited ,1J g arrest, wincu took place in our office a few days since, a Follenwalter ncar 1at,,, orlliamPwn county, l'a.. apple, which he pulled from the tree over a They have been having another prize fight year ago. me specimen, wmcii wcurlied Uf Mu,n.nm T;L- nt., 1 , - 'j ? 'a. MIL-n nearly a pound, was in an excellent state of Martin, of South Brooklyn, and Wm. Don preservation, anti cut lor a Druiso on the UA. nfintl,Wl Vavn.u( side, from which decay had set m, would have hcroe. Prize $300. The fight commence 1 oeen as souud as a dollar. W ho can beat Ui. .. VWL- m i-dni il..w.k rounds. Billy punched Mike's niuz beauti fully, and came off victor. Matamoras ap pears to be quite a place for pugilistic mills, and is Democratic to the ere. this? J ltst now is the very time to take a part ing look at the hill-country and the wood. before the severe frosts have shrivelled the ohage. .Nothing can exceed the variegated, contracted beauty of the woods to-day. V f ii. . wiur, irom me most cieueatc bull to the inOSt irorfroon' nnrnlo ;in? rmie.n Ku-KLUX notices have made their ap pearance in our burough, and only go to show that the fools are not all dead yet If greets the traveler's eye. as he Masses a wood tllG Party wli0 horned friend VChristie's" of any considerable extent window with . the contemptible affair, on Z '. ' " Thursday night last, see any fun in such l'ROJi a fashion article we learn that I.Iha nvid ..f t)... Mllm ao Mn' nnlv is to be the favorite color for dress wear th let. .1., ; if . ,, ,, It is not needed to read any fashion that the rnu ihmr 1,.. t ht irll! article to know that blue will be the favorite be injured bv it Sen,ibl ,nen frol nntldn- olor of those who hive to pay the bilk ' but disgust over fuch nrlin 4 " - e The Rev. Kohlert the newly elected pas tor of St'John's Lutheran Church, with his family, arrived in town on Monday last, to take up his residence among us. Wo extend a cordial welcome. - " : Ax adjourned Court was held at the Court Houston Monday last all the Judges outhe Bench. The most important matter be fore the Court, was the case of the RcyDr, MarriottY?. the St John's Luthcra n congre gation of Stroudsburg. After, listening to the rending of the evidence in the case, and the areumcnts of Counsel, the Court took the matter under advisement - - CAMPAIGN LIBELS. ( 1 It in true that we are upon the ere of an election, and it is also unfortunately true that at such time the .leaders ol either of lhe opposing parties do not hest late to use any material that can be fouud or invented against the- possible success of the other. But there are times full ol fiuan'cial peril to every citizen of the Corn monwcalth. iust as surely as there are electiou times, and if atrocious libels can be defended duriogthe warmest political contests--which we do not admit they certainly... cannot be.wheu. their circula tion is wore likely to injure the whole people than the party that they are es t.ecially meant to injure. ,,rhe Pittsburg lout in its partisan zea! has published; and other Democratic jour nals have'published, a scries of libels up on Stute Treasurer 'Mackey, viz , that Mr M:ickey had 'a l irge amount of the funds of the State deposited " with J;iy Cooke & Co.; that he had also a large sum, 'about hull a million of dollars, belonging to the Commonwealth on deposit with the Union Buukin" Company, and .'that that there is a large deficit iu the Treasury in con sequence ol tne lauure ot Mr. leiKcs ol last year. . , To prove that these publications are libels the Pittsburg Cum mcr icut states by authority : . ; We are authorized to say that the state ment published in yesterday's Post, con taiued iu.a letter from llarrisburg, re specting Mr. Mackev.thc State Treasurer is false from beginning to end, and the writer of it knew it to be so wheu he wrote it, as did its editor likewise. : ' The State Treasurer did not lose any thinr - by- the 5upension of the Union Bankinir Company of Philadelphia. Hi deposit, there, ou the day of the su.pen siooT was less than ten thousand -dollar? and this sum is fully securf d. . The State loses nothing by the suspension. Nor is there any deficit iu Mr. Mackey's account L'rowiuir out of the deposit with r r - ft Yerke..-When Yerkes failed Mr. Mackey assumed the full amount of the' deposit there, and Daid it to the Slate. -The Commonwealth did co lose a dollar by Yerkes' failure. The State Treasurer invites the fullca scrutiny iuto his accounts, and courts in ve3tigation into their condition. If the correspondent of the Post, or its editor or any oue else, chooses to iustitute one let him come on aud satisfy himself. A to the kindred story in circulation that the State Treasurer had a large de posit with Jay Cooke cX Co , we are au thorized to say that he had not a. cent on deposit there, and that not a dollar has been lost to the Treasury by that supen sion or any other. 1 hese libels against a most useiul and exemplary officer, whose public record r as houoiable to the State as to himself would be inexcusable at any time and un der any circumstances, but at this time when general distrust is threateuini the whole country with financial ruin- and under the present circumstance which combine to render the ear of the community open to receive them without a doubt of their genuineness are unpar donably wicked and mischievous. Politicians may be never so hard press ed for means of political warfare as now. but to use means which can ouK' tend to the destruction of the credit of the State and the injury of every citizen, is dastard Jy and infamous Inquirer. JUAIUtlKD. On Thnrsdav. October 2, 1873, bv Rev. John F. Chaplain, pastor Methodist '"Episcopal Church in Strousbure, Mr. Mason Dickiou of hnssex county, IS. J., and Mis Clemantha A Garris of Warren count v N. J. On October, 4, ISiS, in Kellersvil'e, bv the Kev. 1, C. Hurst, of fccranton, .Mr. rrank Y Pern', of ew lork .city, and . Miss r Tecna Manal, of kellereville. Pal On December, 28, 1872, by Rev. B. F. Moris, Mr. Wm. Krummell, of Canadensis, Pa., -and Miss Klla Daudt, ot Bridgeton; N. J JMIvl) On the 4th inst., in Stroudsburg. Rachel Kstella, infant daughter of Joseph and Ellen Keller, aged 1 year and 11 days. Special Notice's. ON THE LAND! ' THE WONDERFUL Cheap Auction Store!! Instead of mounting a I?alloon and going ofl in the cloud, we are btill on tho Earth, and rushing ott DRY GOODS, 1 ' HATS & CAPS, ' , ROOTS & SHOES, , REAY MADE CLOTHING, at a wonderful rate, without any gas. Just come and tK-e the crowds "nre.inc into the cheap store aving their dollars. The utore is down town, four doors below Stroudsburg Post Office. . DECKER & CO. July 24, IS73. 3 mo. v - STATEMENT - OF THE Receipts and Expenditures, OF THE ' ' BOROUGH OF STBOUDSI3URG, for the year ending 1st of July, 1873 for i lio rough and lJounty purposes, "WILLIAM WALLACE, Treasurer, in ac count with said fund. DR, For cash received of Darius Dreher, late Treasurer, S733.01 For cash; received of Jacob ("I Shafer, collector on dupli-' ' cate, 1870, 171.75 For cxh received of S. S. Dreher, on Geo. Larue's duplicate, 18G9, 168.95 For cash received of Alexan- - der Fowler,collector,1871, 1,043.09 , Discount, note at Rank, 197.77 Cash received of E.qnire ! ' Drake, Judgment, S. Wal- - toil,. ,. ., 5 35.37 Cah' received '' of 'Esquire ' Drake, Judgment, Wil liams and Ilibler, -; 1 -J ' 73.9G Cash received of John N. Stokes, fltow license, : 10.00 Cah received of George F. TIellerr on Larue's dupli- " cate, lS(i9, 137.00 For cash received of John S. Fisher, collector, 1S72, 5C9.60 Tondj sold, new Issue, 2,250.00 Taxes received on duplicate, 1872, abated 5 per cent, 3,332.30 8.722.S0 , CR. By Borough Bounty Bonds Redeemed, to wit: No. 4, E. Smith, $ 300.00 No. 18, E. Smith, 400.00 Nd; 3, Toter Pi fer. 1 ,500.00 No. 159, Stephen Holmes, 100.09 No. 183, Darner Mansfield, '100.00 No. 130, C. R. Keller, 100.00 No. 135, O. R. Keller, 100.00 No. 105, C. Uurnett, 100.00 No. 30, Henry Seifert, 1C0.OO Old Pond, Wallace & Co., 14G.0O No. 171, Wallace & Co., 300.00 No. 115, James Gardner, 25.00 No. 1 14, James Gardner, 25.00 No. 77, Valentine Kautz, . 50.00 Interest paid with the above, 25.29 Interest paid on outstanding Jacob Shafer, collector of balance on Sidney Down's duplicate - for" the year 1870, a balance on same of Alexander Fowler, collec tor tor year 1S71, a bal ance on lm iic:itp ,f John S. Fisher, collector -jot uie year 1872, bal ance on duplicate of Balance in lunula of Wm. A allaee, Treasurer, 34G.00 bond, Extra interest paid William line, Certificate paid Clanp & 2.G20.73 .00 Jones 1,100.00 NOTICE. '' t The annual meeting of the Stockholder of the Mroudxbiirg Bank, will be held at their banking house, Tuesday, November 4th, 1873, between the hours of 1 and 3 o'clock, n. m. Oct. 9..3L J. MACKEY, Cashier. , OMESTP AGKSTS WAKTLl). Send for Catalogue. sepl8-13t DOMESTIC SEWING .MACHINE CO., NEW YORK. BILLS FAYA JIJ.K. Note at bank, 200.00 Work done on streets ; paid sundrv persons per checks, 229.43 $ 4.12S.45 MATKRIAT. runyiPIIED. William C. Cramer, stone for crossing, &c, $ 75.44 William Wallace, lumber, 182.52 Joseph Matlack, ikcs, &c , 8.C2 $ 2GG.50 LAMP I.IGIITI5G AND OIL. Wm. Ilollinsluad, oil, $ 699 Wm. P. 1 1 alloc k, lighting lamps, 123.C0 William Florey, repairing lamps, o.CO -$ 197.39 BEFUKWKG CHECK.". N. Buster, Borough scrip redeemed, William E. Kiefer, Fcrving notices, SF.HY1CJS IlKNOERED. E. L. Wolf, Secretary, Ac, $ 51.50 James iroeh, turn key. Police during Democratic 7.4G 5.68 meeting. Tobv- 1.50 9.00 Watchman during hf nna fire, B. S. Jaooby, Secretary, Olis B. Gordon, assessing dogs, G.OO 25.00 5.00 Auditors Air 1S72. LKGAI. KKKA Charlton Burnett, 40.50 S. Holme, Jr., 19.00 ADVERTISING Theodore Schoch, A. O. Greenwalt, ASU FRIKTIXG. $82.25 1G.75 ' $ 9S.00 21.00 G5.50 99.00 FIRE DEPARTMENT. John Huntsman, janitor, $ 31.14 Janic Sandford, engineer, 115.25 John N. Stokes, services and expenses, . 23.33 Harry Wolf, service, 4.50 George W. Drake, repairing roof, " . 47.70 C. U. Warnick, painting, 12.35 Thomas A. Bell, Coal, 33.39 Joseph Wallace, rope, &c, 2.2S u . S. r Iorv, Ftove, pipe, vc., 54.36 Clnpp it Jones, grates, 8.10 W . 1). V alton, broom, 30 L.T. Lahnr. rope, broom, Ac, 1.70 O. B. Gordon, service, 75 John (). Say lor, repairs, 5.00 Daniel Tuttle, oiling hose, &c, 8.00 James Edingcr, services, G.50 $ 359.05 Commission on J7,9S9.79 at 1 per cent, cash received iroin nil sources except 733 1-10(1, amount re ceived from Darius Dreher, late treasurer, $?,G54.41 39.91 SS,f.y4.35 Balance in TrcasurerV hands, C. K. AN DUE, ) JACKSON LANTZ, j 323.4: Auditors. STATE 31 E.T OK THE Finaccial Condition OF THE BOROUGH OF STROUDSBURG, for the year ending Ut July, 1S73. Inabilities. Bounty account jer Audi tor s last settlement, 12,825.00 CR. By Borough Bounty Bnds . mice reucemew, 3,346.90 on bounty Indebtedness jipcnnnt ' t ' Balance on borough acc't Ier Auditor's la-st settle '$'0,478.10 ment, Bonds issued January 1st, 1S73, at 7 per cent to redeem bonds overdue bearing interest at G per cent, $18,331.12 G1.P.9 7G5.2S 1,CC5.78 8.4-' S!CG1.S2 S2G,297.40 Indebtedness over resources, C. 11. A.NUKlv, -l . JACKSON LANTZ, Adlt oct.2-3t ... Farm -for Sale. The old and well-known farm of Mr. Adam Shaffer, contiining about 150 acres, will be sold if applied for soon. Call on or address ADAM SHAFFER, Stroudsburg, Monroe Co., Pa Fep.25-3t ...... YHAOK MARK THE TICTOR SEWIXG M.U'HIXE CflMFAM, want reliable rr.d rnegctii; Agents in thii county. The 44 V I CTOK" is a Lok-stid,, Shuttle Machine, with St lf-.-citii:g Nci-dl,.', best finished and most perfect Machine offered! An increase oi over 500 1 r cent ri salts of 1872 over 1871. For terms. Ac, address. YICTOK SKW1NG MA( IIlXi: (., sept 18-1 m 1227 Chestnut Sr., Phila., Pa. " GRAND OPENING is UUTfHIXSOA'S CHICK UlIMjING, opposite T. Stem le's Stoic, EAST STROUDSBURG. Having just opened with an entire r.cv UnV of DrT'Gdb:!s aud'Siwcios, CON!: I ST! NO OF m DRCSS GOOD.S, DELAINES, POPLINS, WHITE GOODS, CASS I. MERES, CLOTHS, AND OIL CLOTH. SHAWLS, ALPACAS, FLANNELS, DOMESTICS, PRINTS, o o ,2.50.00 " ' $20,581.12 CR By certificate paid Clapp ' ; iv Junes on lire engine, 5 1,100.00 Balance on borough acc't, Total . ' illdcbtednpsa r.n Borough and Bounty $19,481.12 account j : KESOVROS. Ion. S. S. Dreher and G. ' K Heller, sureties for (jeorgc Lrue; deceased, collector for 18G0, bal ance on dupliciite, $ j 10.t2 23,950.22 Also a full sciKt:ser,i of cl-i'rc Vitulr fif. ecries and Pnn i-ion, I'lo.'jr, Vcrer Mm). Naif, Tish, Pork, Oil, Syrup, 31o!a.-, C'igi'n, Crockery and Tinware, Wooden and Willow Ware, Flavoring Extract-, and Spices of every kind, and in fact every thinjr usually kept in a Dry Good Store. All my good are new and can not fail to prive satisfaction. Goods shown with pleasure. Call and ex amine before purchasing elsewhere and there by nare time and monev. J.'II, SHOTWELL, Eorinerlv Slater A Shotwell. Sept. 4, lS73.-3m STEAM ENGINE :CO. . (Fobmeslt Wood & ilxxx.) STATIONARY & PORTABLE Stea: ngmes. Tho Best & 3Iost Complete Assortment ia the Market. These Engines have always maintained the very highest standrvnl of excellence. AVe make the manufacture of Enginea, Boilers and Saw Mills specialty. We have the larpa asd roost complete work of tho kind in th country, with macninarT Tecially adapted to tho wxrk. We keep constantly in process lare ntunbers of Ensrinea, which we furnish at the very lowest price and on the shortest notice. "We build Enrine jpecially adapted to Mines Mill. Grist MUU, Tanneries, Cotton Gina,ThresheM and allclasaea of manufacturinf?. We are now building the oolebrated Lane Circti ar Saw Mill, the beet and most complete saw null ever invented. We make the manufacture of Saw Mill outfits a fpecial feature of our business, and can funuah complete on tho nhortost notice. Our aim in nil cases is to furnish the best ins ehinery in the market, and Work absolutely w equaled for beauty of desitm, economy and strength. Send for Circular aud I'rice List. UTICA STEAM ENGINE CO. UTICA, JV. Y. May i.y,'7o-0in Agricnhnral Implements. Yc Would C:dl tbf nttoi.tion nf the IV- uiei-3 of Monre County, to the lullowins proved machinery: iwo-hors heeler Tread Power. One-horse 14 11 " Two-horsft Kmpir Tivn.l Pm-.-o- ------ . U H V I . . I.'1 I M-ll II II III. vuiuii lul'., X ctllUllli; JililS, I. io CI lers, Hay Kales, CoraShcllers, Churn Tow er of different' kinds, Field Holler. Kf Scraper, Cast Iron Feed lioxrs, which w; le furnished at the shortest notice, and guaranteed to give good satisfaction. .ppiy ta 1L y. HOWKK & iw, IfackettstoM-n. V J- or to JOIIX V. SIIOKMAKKK. ' i Kellersille, Monroe Co, l,J Litlier by mail or otherwi.se. August !s IS73. tt.
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