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THURSDAY, APRIL 16 , 1874.
VQT The Hon. John B. Storm, M. C,
spent nearly a week at home attending to
his business hereabouts. He left for Wash
ington and his Congressional duties on Monday.
The largest assortment of trunks and
valiecs, at the very lowest prices at Fried's.
An incendiary fire at Williamsport, de
stroyed 20,000,000 feet of lumber and
buildings valued at $500,000. Insured for
$100,000.
JCrrThis Judicial District is now composed
of 3I'nroe and Carbon counties, and is down
in the book, and will hereafter be known as
the Forty-third Judicial District. Wayne
and Pike counties comprise the Twenfy-sec-(
lid District, the number uudcr which we
formerly sought and secured justice. Judge
Dreher will continue in the discharge of the
.lu Mrs of President Judge for us, and Wayne
ud Pike will have to hunt up a new man to
do the same for them. Our people will not
regret (his arrangement.
Tsjj' The newspapers of this state arc dis
cussing candidates for the election next Fall,
when a Lieutenant-Governor and two Judges
of the Supreme Court will be chosen. At
. resent, the chief interest is concerning the
nominees forjudges, since the minority sys
tem provided for by the new Constitution
insures the election of one candidate by each
parly. The nominations by the Conventions
are therefore virtually elections, as each elec
tor ca:i vote for only one candidate. Judge
Passon, seems to be the favorite among the
Republicans, although there is a strong
movement iu favor of Judge Butler of Ches
ter c-mmtj'. The Democrats hare a larger
luimbcr of candidates, among whom the
most prominent are Judge William Elwell of
('u!u:ul iii, Judge Ludlow, and the lion. Geo.
31. Dallas of Philadelphia, and Judge E. L.
D.im: of Luzerne county.
Si nday was cold enough.
31 on day was a good spring day.
If you want to get a nice spring suit good
and cheap go to Simon Fried's.
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S.v-r,v was five inch.es deep in some parts
of Ohio, on Friday last.
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TiJK!tE was a heavy snow storm at Louis-
i::c, Kentucky, on Friday last.
The best assortment of ladies, misses and
tialdri us shoes, at Simon Fried's.
Tut: blue birds are mating, and protesting
acplust the encroachments of Winter on
Spring.
Ox Fridaj- last a snow storm set in at
Memphis, Tennessee, and lasted for two
hours, which astonished the oldest inhabi
tants uf that place.
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Osk of our Country Parsons has a carriage
' -r s:i'i-, the price of which he has fixed at
$ I ;M.'J )..), at lea:- so says the Monroe
Di ;n:-i-rtt. Country preaching must pay in
I-IotiiOj County.
M:t. Geo. F. Heller, sold his house and
1 on the corner of Main and Centre streets,
aij 'iiilng the Jeefersoxian office, on Mon
d :y la:t, to Jacob B. Miller, of this Borough
A sight worthy to look at. The large
and elegant assortment of Spring goods re
ceived last and this week all at the Empire
Clothing Store, opposite our office, should
bo examined by every body. It really would
do your eyes good to behold the splendid
patterns and latest styles of ready made cloth
ing, our friend Simon has now in store for
any one in need of them. His assortment of
of boots and shoes, trunks and valices,
gents furnishing goods &c., is certainly the
largest and best in our town. We advise
therefore one and all to call on Simon Fried
before purchasing elsewhere.
Clothing, boots and shoes, and valices,
gents furnishing goods, all of the latest styles
and at very low prices at Simon Fried's.
By reference to our advertising column? it
will be seen, that our young friend Dr. How
ard Patterson has taken the place of Dr.
Scip in the ranks of our Medical practioners.
We congratulate our young friend upon his
thus stepping into an established business,
and the public over the fact that Dr. Sei
leaves nis practice in sucn good nanus, vr.
Patterson has been a hard student, and with
his fine abilities and the honors with which
ho graduated, there is no doubt that he will
prove an accomplished and successful Physi
cian, and worthy of the confidence and sup
port of all.
"Cover them over with beautiful
flowers," by Stewart, is a New Quartette
for Decoration Day. The sentiment embraced
in the celebration is a beautiful one, and the
Quartette named is certainly, both in words
and music, wedded to the occasion. Every
body who loved the brave boys, and cherish
es the memory of our fallen heroes, will want
to hear the song, and as it is now in full re
hearsal wherever the day is honored "Cover
them over with beautiful flowers" will be
come very popular. It can be had at all
music stores for 30 cents, or will be mailed
for that amount by the publishers, Lee &
Walker, Philadelphia.
The storm which prevailed here on Thurs
day night and Friday morning as a whizzle,
a frizzle and a perfect deluge, in other
sections ruled as a good old fashioned suow
storm. Iu Biughamton snow fell to the
depth of 14- inches. In Scranton the lay of
"the beautiful" measured six inches. Through
the Beech, or from Scranton to the Tunnel
above Oakland, the ground was covered, and
the trees were literally bent down with snow.
From the tunnel down rain was the order,
varied with occasional snow flakes. From re
ports published elsewhere it will be seen that
I. O. O. F.
Below we give the names and number of
Lodges located iu this County, together with
their several lists of officers.
Fort Penn Lodge, No. 134. This Lodge
was Instituted Jauunary 14, 1846. Officers
for the present term :
N. G. William S. Bees.
V. G. Garret G. Ilamsey.
Sec'y- Michael R. Brown.
A. S. Thomas M. Mcllhaney.
Trcas'r. Darius Dreher.
Trustees Theo. Schoch, Reubea Thomas,
Joseph L. Bowers.
Number of Fort Perm members 188.
Amount paid for relief $362 during last
term.
T f. 1 H o. . l,;V, n.i.iirr.u ,vn Sim. I .11.1 X X.01AUL1CII ' .
v mnmitxr l.isr . nnr town has been called STRIKE I3II'Eihau mr. uaiiwo. 'cuuuu "4 ttU """
t tn.wn the loss of one of its brightest of vrrr.CAN FIXING THEIR OWN TERMS, war
ornaments, in whatever relation she may be r.mNf! p,n A.ril 13.The iron ?
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considered. Though her death had not been
Officers
Monroe Encampment, No. 161.
for the presen term :
C. P. George L. Dreher.
II. P. Jacob F. Herzog.
S. W. Abraham llockafellow.
J. W. Darius Dreher.
Scribe Thomas M. Mcllhaney.
Mountain Home, No. 081. Officers for
the present term :
N. G.-W. R. Stright.
V. G. Philip Koehler.
Sec'y. E. II. Heller.
A. S. C. W. Depue.
Trcas'r. Ephraim Huffman.
Rep. to G. L. E. II. Heller.
This Lodge has a membership of 1G0.
Amount paid for relief of sick members
$13G.
Mountain Home Encampment, No. 237
Officers for the present term :
C. P. E. II. Heller.
II. P. Jerome Frantz.
S. W. Charles W. Decker.
J. W. John II. Bord.
Scribe Philip Koehler.
Treasure Win. R. Stright.
Neola Lodge, No. 827. Officers for the
present term :
N. G. James K. Harps.
V. G. Aaron Bittenbender.
Sec'y. Eugene B. Marsh.
A. S. John W. Yinger.
Trcas'r. George Snyder.
Number of members 78. Amount paid
for relief $22.
The aggreate amount paid in benefits by
the several lodges of Odd Fellows, in this
county during the quarter ending April 1st,
foots up a total of $520.00. The member
ship numbers 426 making an average of
$1.22 and a fraction paid by each member
for the relief of sick and disabled brethren
and their families. A good showing truly
The payments by the Encampment are not
included in the above.
the stcrm
country.
was general throuchout the
A thousand dollar Jack-ass arrived in
town cu Friday last. This braying animal !
is iiiiendod as an associate for those young
bloods who have been parading our streets
for several nights past, and making things 1
inc..
N. IIi'ster is at present in New York
city, buying new goods to suit the spring and
suariior trade. Call at his store Saturday,
an d examine one of the largest aud best selected
tt:jck of clothing, hats, caps and furnishing
&r-rk ever brought to Stroudsburg.
The Cashier of the Stroudsburg Bank, re
quests us to announce that the Stroudsburg
Bank, will be closed to-day, April ICth at 2
o'clock p. m., on account of the funeral of
Mrs. Stokes. Parties having business at the
B tuk ou that day will call before the hour
u-mcd above or they Trill be too late.
Patrons of Husbandry. A subordin
ate Grange, was organized in Stroud town
ship, on Friday, the 10th inst., by Wm. II.
Reiahart,-Esq., Dist, Deputy, with the full
number of Charter members 20 men and
10 women. The following are the officers,
viz :
Master, Robt W. Swink ; Overseer, Jos.
Snover; Lecturer, Lewis K. Swink ; Stew
ard, Edward Drake; Assistant Steward, A.
Fethcrman; Secretary, Joseph Swink; Trea
surer, Jacob Miller; Chaplain, Charles
Swick; Gate Keeper, Jacob Hartman; Ceres,
Rebecca Snover ; Flora, Sarah Swink ;
Pomona, Rachel Miller; L. A. S., Elizabeth
Swink.
The revival meetings held in the Presby
terian church in this borough during the
1 ast winter culminated in most glorious re
1'gious results. On Sunday last forty-four
new members were received into full com
muiiion. These with the tweuty received in
February makes an addition of sixty-four to
the membership as the result of the winter's
work. The Rev. Mr. Dinsmore, the pastor,
is certainly to be congratulated over the suc
cess which his Divine Master has vouchsafed
to his efforts.
Our citizen generally will learn with re
gret that Dr. Geo. W. Seip, one of our most
successful Medical practioners has about
completed his arrangements to leave here and
take up the practice of his profession in the
city of Philadelphia. The Doctor has been
a resident of town and neighborhood for over
a dozen year.?. By his skill he has built up
a large practice, and by his suavity of man
ner endeared to himself many friends, and
one would think he could be content here
But his love for the intricacies of his profes
sion prompts him to seek a larger field fo
investigation, and our knowledge of the man
prompts the belief that he will soon be heard
of in higher walks of Medical and Surgical
Science than he could hope to occupy here
We learn that his plan comprises a trip to
the hospitals of Europe before settling in the
city of Brotherly love. The Doctor will
carry with him the best wishes of all our
citizens.
McCarty & Sons have entered upon the
occupancy of their recently erected addition to
their already extensive ware-rooms. Their show
rooms now measure 25 by 100 feet, and these
with their large basemeut are already filled
to overflowing with all kinds and qualities of
furniture, principally of their own manu
facture. It will pay to visit the establish
ment first to see what is to be seen, but it
will pay still better to call if you wish to
purchase any thing iu the furniture line, for
here you can get just what you want at the
lowest prices.
Information Wanted. The undersign
ed is desirous of securing information of con
cerning the whereabouts of his father Levi
Strouss who left his place of residence on
Saturday evening, the 4th inst. since which
time nothing has been heard of him. Mr.
Strouss is about 5 feet 8 inches high, stoutly
built, has dark complexion, black hair sprink
led with gray, and is about sixty years of
age. Any information concerning him will
be most thankfully received by
Morris H. Strouss,
Paradise Valley, Monroe Co., Pa.
The Republic. The April number of
this magazine, which ought to be styled a
political science monthly, has been received.
Among its leading articles is one entitled
"has the Government neglected the Interests
of the Farmers," which is a most veri
table sketch of the progress of agriculture in
the United States, from the time of the in
troduction of the first cattle to the present
day. "The Department of State," is another
interesting article, giving as it docs a com
plete exposition of the functions of this
Department ; an abstract from the report of
the Pennsylvania railroad gives very many
important facts, and the article entitled "the
State and the liquor traffic," endeavors to
treat that question from the standpoint o
the statesman. There is no publication ex
taut that gives the same amount of well selec
ted political information in so entertaining a
form as The llepullic. It is indispensable
to the political writer and speaker. The ap
pendix contaius three very valuable speeches
two by McCrary, of Iowa, and Judge
Hoar, of Massachusetts, upon the subject o
regulating the railway traffic, and one by Mr.
Chipman, in which the relations of the capi
tal to the general government are ably and
interestingly treated. Although The Repub
lic contains as many pages of reading as any
first-class magazine, it is furnished at hal
price two dollars per anuum.
Has the Normal School project died? It
is a pity that whereas a month ago it was
the theme on every man's tongue now we
icar nothing about it. Millersville and
Kutztown were not built up in this way. In
those places work, energetic, persevering
work, was the order of the day, and the re
sult is thrifty Schools, and marvelous socia
and Drecuniary prosperity. Things here
can be made the same or even better if we
pursue the same course that was pursued
there. Millersville and Kutztown both star
ted with small beginnings, but the shoulder
once put to the wheel there was no getting
tired, no stopping. Now however the day
of rest has come. Both institutions pay their
way, and their projectors have nothing to do
but set down, talk over the result of their
abors and enjoy the fruits. This experience
cannot fail to be ours, if we put the same
stamnia in our work. Why not then wake
up and go to work again this time deter
mined, in face of every obstacle, to conquer
victory. Perseverance in this regard wil
make us open our eyes with wonder.
Improvements. A Mr. Keys, who, with
his family, has visited this section for severa
seasons past, is having erected for himself a
fine summer residence, on the hill near High
land Dell. The building will be forty by fifty
feet on the ground, and two stories high
aud will prove an ornament to the locality,
James Edinger, is preparing the founda
tion for his new store building to be erecte
on the ground recently purchased by him o
Win. Hollinshcad, on Main street.
John Selwood has his new house, erecting
cn the lot purchased of Peter Robeson, near
Squire Drake's office, Stroud tsp., well un
dcr way.
Stroud Burson, has broken ground for
new residence on Centre street, just abov
the corner of Sarah, which will doubtless be
a fine affair.
John Keller is building an extensive chick
cry, corner of Franklin and Sarah streets
this borough. He designs going into the
fancy chicken business, and as a foundation
for his stock has purchased a cock and hen
that are really wonders in their way. They
are of the red cochin brood, and bulky as
elephants, more or less.
From rumors that reach us, we judge that
the march of improvement will be steadily
onward during the coming summer, a num
bcr of dwellings being already projected.
ignallin between the earth and the
planet Venus is a suggestion made in a
good faith by a French astronomer, Mr
Charles Cro, who considers the cornio
transit of Venus to be a good opportunity
lor ascertaining whether there are in
habitants on the plauet, and if so, enter
ing into relations with them. He says
"It is possible that Venus is inhabited
that among its inhabitants are astrono
mers; that the latter judge the passi
of their planet across the colar disc to be
an object to oxcite our curiosity ; finally
it is possible mat tneee savana will ttnv
in some way to make signals to us at th
precise moment wheu they rjsi;ht eup
pose that many telescopes will be levelled
at their plauet.
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The Supreme Court of Iudianna has
just rendered a decision declaring plaoes
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wuere lnioxicauug armies are sold i
vilatioD of law to be "comuaoa nuisances.
Pennsylvania please copy.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA IRON INTEREST, A contributor to the IlUtoricaTT
cord has discovered that Thomas Gre
A of Pennsylvania, in 1814 patented n'
steam teasel t(
manufacturing interest of Pennsylvania
MARRIED.
lOl BLtCIAl Vtnin. . v, vu - I . . . .
ment fell like a thunder clap upon all who lis crippled, auu over nau uiu ituuiu April btn Jb4, by Kev. John P. ChanU
at the 2l. t. I'arsonage on Centre St St..j '
unexpected for several days, yet its announce-
ip.irtt it. Evfrvone frit that hi deed ana in estab hshments are susnended. with an at the 2l. t. I'arsonage on Centre St Si'j '
truth "a niothcr'in Israel had fallen"; and that othCr fourth ?ettin" ready to BtOD work, burg, Mr. James G. Vullerchamp anj w"
though the had arrived at ripe old aee.wid fc furDaces have ' ceased Hanna Clark, both of Middle Sioithfieldltg
that her years were full of honors and crowned ,J . . . . , , , county, Ta.
with the love of her fellow citizens, yet tnai piuuui-uuu, iu0 ma,.., b.uv
God, in His infinite wisdom, had seen lit to re- orders are scarce, while the outlook for a
. nil t. r err-.r frnm flip RrPnOj4 of her rntaf.it i j n!ciniiriii?ini Tr!fa li :i V P
1 1 i v t: iiui L."' v-wi filial ii u uv.u i u . - u , , , ic.,,
usefulness and Irom the elation fal!eJj ana the manufacture of rails, a "Y -"cn Z"
degree, and 111051 important branch of the trade, lias L.car of lier age. ' "
with every disposition to avoid any thing like almost entirely ceasea. iotwunsiauuin? Fulieral 5th day afternoon, at 3 p. ,
the appearance of intrusion, her presence was tnis gloomy eonuuion oi me irauc lue . rnteriment at Friends' grave yard on
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puddlers and workers are preparing for a I trcet in this 1JorollgU.
id are rapidly convincing the mem
pvprvw here lelu
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the beauty and temporal and spiritual iorce ui
her example. In h 2Mia,aVy ? bers of the National Union of the necessity InStroud township, on the 11th inst., M
cle she was ever a comfort, a folace, andj a oy ... nn nf watrps tn thi Rackd Let, aSed C'J years 2 month, andld
a warm, Uevotea wne anu muinvr. ah ---."0 .. -c ----
rlmrrli. the nreeents of which the tenderly rates paid previous to the panic. A few
loved, she led wholly by the power ot example jayS ag0 a general conference of re-
never by the intni-ion of opinion. In her CQtatjvea q the United gons of
intercourse wuh 1;n,iln Valean was held in this city, at which
sociations, her conduct marked the pciloct wo- J
n,nn in so f:irsm humanity c;m compass the the question of a strike was discussed,
rounds of perfection. Of her it may truly be and the policy of the workers determined
said that in her death all will miss lier aim an by tiie adoption of the fullowiu" :
will mourn her loss. The ? ck and at! licted Wc Q o .
win miss ine iiuieiy iiiiniMiaiiuiio eai, t j-n i -,-
u i 4i,ot, nic- hp iron sells at tiU to I to per toa,
ever lier iu ucm w u-i . , . t .'
lM)or w ill miss her unceasing, though uncsten- tug price shall be ibto, helpe
9 p. iu.
ces. If
the boil
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tatious Facnnces to their comlort; the menus paid Dy the heat, 4a eents. hen pud
with whom she mixed in social andintellectu-M!;nrr is s.t T.t nn nlI"wanA tn h rofir
a. m 1 i 1 J I O
al intercourse, will miss lier as ne pranu eJ frQm U)e companicg jf ;ron advances
trai Jiciit arouna wnicii iney su io ru iu iii , 0 - , . r . -i- i n i
i,r..t;it. i,ai.onrl Brt Hncrhtor-n refu- Per ton lhe T"ce for boiling shall be
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sea to attemot the measurment of their grief increaseu SO cents. II tlierc be a decrease
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over a loss so thoroughly irreparauie. in tne prices, tne puadling latcs snail iail 1'crpons suuering witn nervous ixinlity, innj.
Their light a bright light in the community jn proportion all questions of differences picnt Consumption, Asthma, Dronchitis'atar.
JR. IIOWAIiM PATTEKSO.,
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur,
(Successor to Geo. Vt'. Seip.)
Office Main street, Stroudsburg, Pa.. in r
Seips building, residence Sarah street, nei
Friends new meeting house. Prompt attention
to calls.
( 7 to 9 a. m.
Office hours 12 " 2 p. m.
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April 16 lS74-ly
CAED.
has indeed gone out, but mere is sua icu, tQ be eetlhd h arbitration, the wages to J ' lu ol .-ervo'19 or i'u monarr
both for thera and us, the inspiring consola- . j - ' . 7- Complaints, will receive a prompt and radial
tion that to the good and pure death is but the be decided by the average price of iron Vegetable Remedy, free of charge, bv givS
stepping stone from mortality to immortality during each preceding month. Pay-dav symptoms in full, and addressing, " s
but the whisn of a living soul from its time- shall be the third Saturdav of each month. Dr. CI I AS. V. MAIWHALL
ment of trial and disease and death, to realms This nrppiutnt vrhen i.nprl hv t Via April lC-lt.l
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oi iieauii, auu uu.s uu yxs . offic a of the I n nr. and th nmrin ps
The deceased was born in fcolebury town- ,',0-c
Phip, Bucks county, l'a., and rcmovea nere, " ........ m-.v,, 2cv
with her husband over fifty years ago. Dur- lhe iron-masters have determined not to !;;J
ing nearly all that time she has lived with her accede to the proposition, and as the
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family in the house in which she died. What Union has a full treasury and the mem- sTandin a good E on for atermVf
changes have marked the passing ber, who h bound to con- ten years, lhe undersigned wouhl coS ,,
all that period and vet amid all the vicui- . ,., ... J n-,... , ,
inouie 10 mo support oi tnose on a stnice, "Il lUKJi vi j.is una uwcumgon
a general eouflict will probablf grow out Main Street, Stroudsburg into a store roca
tudes of more than half a century it can truly
be said of her that
"None knew her but to love her,
None named her but to praise."
of the present complications. The trouble
has already begun by the workers em
ployed at several extensive furnaces and
March 14th. Mrs. Almin agner, wile ol -Vlr. Works situated in this region aud in
Herman Shuraan U agner, ot fctroud.stmrg, i a. othcr ts of tL gut demanding an
property it will be sold on very liberal term;
April lu-tl.J ULO. AY. SEir.
NOTICE.
Tnr no f 'lifltfT 111 Q rOvIlT'll if 11(71011
n the Presbyterian Church, at Delaware Wa- empioycu ai ceyiori.
er Can. under the ministry of llev. E. J. two establishments.
IMerce. After her removal to Stroudsburg, she J Hardware Company's works have struck,
united with the Presbyterian Church of this
ful and useful member. Her sickness was pro- llLel l. eeome general. 13y reason of
tracted; but never in all those many months ol fcuppeusiou 01 mrnaces ana roiling mills
affliction did a murmur pass her lips. One of and because of the strike fully 15,000
herchiel themes ot thought ana conversation men are now idle throughout the State
was the blessed revival which pervaded this I . .
community during the fall and winter She Great Fire at Williamsport-Destraction
hoped that the opening of spring would bring f t. , yrds Siw Mills and Fnnr
health to her body, but when informed that J iiUmuer IrQS baW M111S ana iOUr-
anas is hereby given to all those who areindiW
McManus & Co.'s to the undersigned, that he reque?ts thera tt
nnd fh l?pndinir call at his oltce, and make settlement fori,.
with. All accounts remaining unsettled after
the lUth ot JNlay next will be placed in the
hands ol a Justice of the Peace for settlempr-
pril 16-tf. GEO. W. SEIP, M. D.
life was ebbing, she cheerfully said, the Lord's iwu. uweinilS-LiOSS SOUU.UUU.
will be done. And with her soul pillowed WlLLIAMSPORT, April 12. A destruc
upon the bosom otJeau.', sue xeiiasieep in u!etive inceudiarv fire 6tarted atone
Thus, for the fourth time, within a few in tbe V3 J? of Brown.
tv,rmtl. Ciai l.a rome to His neoole iu our iariy cV s saw mm. it destroyed all
Church and taken a beloved sister in Christ, the lumber, amouutinz to about twentv of Adolph Kintner, who will give attention t
to Himself. But we rejoice that their holy, million feet. ilod on fortv aerea n, the same. April 16, lS74.-tf.
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The Spanish JACK
BLACK MAMMOTH.
This JACK, the propertv c
Theodore Bowhanan, will stan:
for Mares in Stroudsburg and ri
.tocinity, the present season, cos
mencing on April iu,
Terms to insure with foal, $10.
Mares disposed of to be considered in ibat
TIe Jack will be in the care and possessio:
a -t mm
useful and iovoua cl
that they have go
n-o v;il mppt thr-ni niriiin. find with all the ran- Id
somed surround the throne of Jesus
take of the pleasures evermore at
Hand.
us christian m auie p-round. between th ahr.v. nnml vsird
gX:17d:g, d White, Lantz & White's saw mill Dissolution of Co -Partnership
ill the ran- to us course it cousumeu iMlDert, Utto lhe Lo-l'artnersiup heretofore cxistir,
is and per- & Co.'s saw mill and (J. IJ, Krouse & Co.'e under the firm of li. F. A II. I). Busli, wasth
His Bight brick planing mill, and also fourteen da? ddved by mutual consent, B F. Lui
D. r, .i.,ii:.. T7:h, .on account of bad health ret in s. Tliebneinc
A Fraud.
lhe i'ottsvtlle Journal says : W e are
informed that a certain fellow 13 goini;
about the country representing himself
as a sale ajreut ior itaesier x lriu 01
Philadelphia, taking orders and inducing
parties to pay a portion of purchase money
in advance, and m consideration of this
fact offering goods at about one half their
market value. Look out for him. He
is a fraud.
frame dwellings on Filbert street. The
Gre was got under control at eight P. M
The wind blew a gilc during the first
part of the fire. It is reported that one and sttle th.ose having demands will preset.
will be continued by II. 1). Bush, at the 0!
stand. 1 lie accounts ot the hrm will tie sctaoiw
bv K. F. Bush. Those indebted please calf
man was burned to death in the brick
planing mill. Assistance was received
from the Lock Haven and Sunbury Fire
Departments, to whom this city is under
many ooligations for their elucient
services.
them immediately for pavment
K. r . Kl 511.
Stroudsburg, April 4, JS74. II. D. BUSH.
N. B. The Store hereafter will be continue
bv the undersigned at the old stand. Than;
ful for past patronage he hopes bv strict attr
tion to business, under the (.lohien rule lr
TIIE LOSS and let live," to retain a liberal share of puL.
Is estimated at $500,000: insurance. TO??- ,
ftlKnnnn nru r..u : 1 April io-4t.i ii.ij.ulcu.
v"v,wv. .me lu.iuwiui; iii c iue priucipai
sufferers: Brown, Early & Co., P. Ilerdic
U. S. License Taxes.
All United State license expire on the & Co., Filbert, Otto & Co., Filbert & Co.,
last day ot April, lhepealty imposed b 2i. Willams Co.. li. 11. llawlev & Co
by law ior tne lanurc to mate return or
CAUTION.
application for the special tax stamped
before commencing or continuing busi
ness, is fifty per cent, of the amouut of
license or special tax. This is simply for
failure to make the application in time.
There are other penalties for doinp: busi
oess without having actually paid the tax
and for not posting up the tax stamp eon
Whereas, mv wife Mariah, has left mr If.
and board without any just cause or provocs
tion. all persons are herebv cautioned not t:
trust or harbor her on my account, as I andn
termined not to pay any debts of her coma.
DAVID TBA.S LI
THE DEATH PENALTY.
Execution cf Emil Lowenstein at Albany
Albany, April 10. The execution of Mn-
Emil Lowenstein for the murder of John Smithfield township, April 9, lS71-3t
D. Weston took place iu th.3 jail here to
day. Two thousand people stood iu the
streets iu tne vicinity, in a snowstorm. vti l,. .1,,-. rKms c
from 10 a. m. till 3 p. m. At five minutes Elizabeth Trach. dec' A. to meet at the ho
NOTICE.
1 : .1, i f 1 : riu,-
BUltUUSiy iu luu i'iai;u ui uuaiucss. inn - , , . i , , , , ' . V e V.,
J nnct r m tlia rsf I. 1 1 I nf llio li(o rlooo. ,.l ll, iliv nf ill'
is a matter of considerable importance to v"v "uul fouuu",eu " n Z r,i t ' T ., " c. ...v
manr of our citizens and thev would do wan s ceu was opened, and he walked xyj CY '
many oi our citizens, ana iney wouia uo . . . . . , accounts settled bv some person present.
well to bear it in mind. " " lu ',a l'.iatc "fueatu iue . MABGABFT TKACH,
uoose, wuere iue priest intoned a payer. aPriI 9-4t.l Butternnlk Fail
nually
A Phcenexyille man eats 1,095 pies an- Thc prisoner was then allowed to spoak,
auu ucciareu ins innocence witu trem
bling earnestness. A little later ha ad
The snow at Ebensburg Pa. fell so deep ded, '-There are a great many who have
last week as to break down peach, plum injured me, and who were false witnesses
and other fruit trees. on my trial 1 wish to sav to them all
that I freclv forgive them, and T hnna
One cent was a Scranton clergyman's God will also forgive them." Aftrr tho
fee for performing the marriage cere- Lst offices of religious consolation the
mony ior a couple on faster Sunday. rope was cut and the drop fell. Lowen
MTJSIOA.L.
Miss E. A. G11EACEX,
Practical Piano Teacher.
Terms S10 00 per quarter.
Kesidenec at C. It. Andre's, 011 Sarah si
A w JJVUWUI '
stpin's lied- vona l.rrvl-r. a i 1-- StroudsburiT. Pa. April 9. 1874. lm .
I herft is trnnhlrt nhnnt th (ntr.ol i . . . .. . ' t
wwuu j ubv iu a utuo u v c i iwu minutes
American caoutchouc crop. The Indian. At lhe end of ixteen milutes fc b EICCllOH iVollCC.
have been rubbed the wron way, and az j j ""VI "
they threaten to stretch the neck of the Toed to the" cTrlVu C Yl 1 An clection wiU h hM b'V th "?S
next cum collector they find in tho.e 7? , German Catholic, Church, the Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance Com
next gum collector they nnd id those and thence, after a requiem mass, to St of Monroe County, at the public houf;
Pari8, Marv's burrvinn- onnd coh K. Sh-fr in'iho Boronch of Stronr
. 1 j j a a 1
ing.
I n l n.rovi Ma 11 llin nil, n 1 I . . .....
vt r r, i ' V. , . Execution 01 Prao-Dft Hrvqnt in Tai! Pald Company shall be alloweu to i
Newfoundland dog walked into a market, L UU 01 rrdoU0 Bryant la lennes j J - h $3 0fxor oi onone
dropped a ten cent piece out of his mouth. ,T .
and wolkfd off with a wbnlrt ,lmnn Th Nashville. April lU. Pracue Urv
butcher says some folks may call that do" , at A'ulaski, Tenu, to day,
latellijrent, but he thinks that a do-' that lur luc llllimS oi Alexauder bteel, twe
i I 17 A fir HnA T nwrmn. M J , C 1 1
can i uistin-juisii between a ten cent slice . jju,bu oi coioreu peo
ple witnessed the exeeution, aud were
mueh excited by it.
r.l.M- -vrtl..- I'.r.nnl
PKTE11S. FDlXtifi;
April 2, 1S71.
and a $5 fish
sense.
hasn't got
even common
OAED!!
Mrs. E. HIBBLEB,
o her
The shipments of oil over the Lebanon Bradford county produces the greatest Having resumed Press-makinsr, at,j;
Valley Railroad in March for New York "mount of butter, 3,701,709 pounds ; de, Main street, tirst door rfr;(:
were heavy, a--re-atin- 13G2 cars or lo'AomtTj next, 3,101,713 pounds. Ke1rn'B' wil1 beiI'leased Jhet
abou, 8,8100 ;-aU.. The oUbaJio'.0,; l" ' ""
for April has opeued very briskly, and T?? ' pounds; Greene is next, perfect littinjr Press, rartuularat-
the shinments will nrnhnblo ctiiI thna pounds. Lancaster is ahead in en t putting and fittintr. lal'rl
- -
pmcnts will probably
of the last month, the receipts amountia"
to between 3150,000 and 200,000
A lioga county man, wroosly named
Darling, jealous of his wife, attempted to
commit suicide by poisoning, but the
wide awake drurist gave him tartar
emetic instead. Furious at failure, Darl
Dg next tried hanging and throat cuttin
id turn, boiled in all. he went homa
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nually.
A kerosene lamo has iust b ft en lnrfln.
tod wlliull filn.j u, - It 1 .
.. ...vU uiim aa uii"ui a lli?nL A a
1 1 . . o
auu uses no glass chimney. Compressed
ui r is lorceu around tha fl;imo
l III
a inpfur on.l 1 ..r 1 f
- w.w. uuu 1 j 1 1 1 r . ii h 1 k 1 n 1 irn 11 11 .1
'as.
HOUSE RAISING,
Jlrs. )i)M(Thrtv nf C3-.- 1
beat his wife, smashed the furnituro an, bv . o." T, 17 Tas 0VQa
tn m., v.i. r " au4j. ner turoat was
""V" l" xvl' toru irooi car to ear.
The undersigned having tfi'
with the necessary apparatus
to attend to all oixlers for ,
House Raisiog and Jlo
and for tha removing of la'S8
without regard to distance. jtfj
iifrvi.bn-K.il will nnlv Ini CriU'14-.- . ..;,i8
effort will be made to ensuic-
who secure his services.
C. K. Ib r'l L1;V,"
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