ton
..i',,. r. S7 00 and S3 00 ror
. u iron. 1 a.
in '
... vnla ddlv llOtWfH'n Phihi-
Tiicre arc
.... .,,,.1 P.thleliem.
de'p1 n
' iv tLi.ipcrance State Convention will
i oi Vunst 12th, in Ilarrkburg.
l-'i chicken with four legs, three eyes
.. ff.,nr wings
.1 '
v( 3,,,'i there can be none of it where
Jreiltapurclife..
T! ? (Viitennial Commission lias issued
jjrjss to the people of the United
r'-iiiii'"- for more lands.
TV.e Gcrraans Willirmsport are count -
, "n a errand time in Septen:ber, when a
' " -J c'cnventii-.n is to be held there.
fjy business: of the Philadelphia and
" I' libnad for the month of June shows
Ot ff'"1 t,f $110:65 0VCr June 1S3-
V Vfi-ccnsin ( i(.Y VHnts a schoolmaster
i, c;i!i instruct the well-disposed and
l"V'n a"' Jrag out disturbing puplis.
V ! -trv f wo' to0 Pacc at Whito--.
Wis.. ( no dav last week, when Gen.
pWi-i-E sold I.'iIMIUO pounds fbr 70,000.
V It with eight feet has been
1 to Thenas Minstanley of St. Louis.
animal not to go that mule will
from all excite-
Wfcjt an
.T. liia I'm'1 and John Eaton have been
. ..'virto l of making and circulating coun
! ..'fj-it liickles in the United Stales District
battalia
. Sjhuvlkill county man wants a new
,V i-ri'i'.ted, Inspector of Potato Bugs,
., ;!) '.riiiit- to bo appointed to the place.
( I ranger.
..lv. n;!ir:tl or religious, that is
11.. ... 1 iV .
vy tiiii cow;iiui 10 cimure me
corrupt member?; is nearly ready
J!,
1 -'H'-wt..jjuitBi.mciru.miM
A correspondent of the New Ycrk
Timcs, who is making a tour of observa
tion along the coasts of the Great Lakes,
has this to iy concerning the city of Eric!
It contains a liberal element of prophecy :
''Erie is the gate-way through which
both the anthracite region of Eastern Penn
sylvania and the bituminous fields of the
western part of the State send out more
than live hundred thousand tons a vear.
It is, therefore, Pennsylvania fuel which
drives most of the steam vessels in our in
land seas, and the upward bound traveler
traces it wherever he goes, smelting the sil
ver ores of Silver Islet at Wyandotte, iron
at Marquette, and copper at Portage Lake.
Not only are the matchless fuels of Penn
sylvania carried out through Erie to the
exhau.stles3 metalliferous regions of Lake
Superior, but also through this ort pass
vast quantities of Lake "Superior iron ore
to the smelting furnaces of the Shcnano
Valley, and also to the Susquehanna re-
3iuch of the pig iron smelted at
gion.
the Lake Superior furnaces is received at
1 i . i ...
i-iine and thence distributed to the rolling
mills and foundries of all parts of the Xor
them States."
v,v:1n.
t;.o v:
Ti:r n:
1 . i:i-t t
. ;:..r i'.j one
rt:
i-nsal insanity. A Boston firm
iitratfed with a Maine inanufac-
hundred cross of ash an 1
kill bats.
"Jra:it and hor husband will return
ui:frv in OckuW to attend Mi-s
. i . . it
Wi iro li i-
v.v i iing.
? rvp
and a fine
-rod I'.ii
mit
of
litem in the
ii-'V ivaIi:-U'
,1
.vltli last June
fi r wheat in
:i round numbers. SiO.-
A paragraph in the financial department
of the Ledger says that the progress of
currency inflation in this country has kept
pace with the growth of population and
business. In 1811 our bank note circula
tion was 23 millions ; in 1813, 4.5 millions;
in 1S1C, 03 millions ; in 1820 it had fallen
to 45 millions ; in 1830 it rose to Ul mil
lions ; in 1831 it was 04 millions ; in 1837.
the great year of inflation, 141 millions!
in 1840, 1UG millions ; in 1843, 53 mil
lions After the panic of 1 S73 there was
a rapid increase, and in 1850 thev reached
155 millions; in 1854,204 millions; in
1S5S, 155 millions ; in 1850, 103 millions;
in 18G2, by the war panic reduced to ISi
millions ; in 18G3, l'(j2 millions, which has
increased year by year till the amount in
1870 was 201 millions : in 1871, 313 mil
lions ; in 1872. 33G millions, and in 1874
aoout 3.j0 millions. Fur the past GO years
then, the batik note organism has forme-.!
a conspiciueus part of our monetary
Luzerne agricultural fair begins Octo
ber Gth.
Isaac Weil, of Allcntown, who went to
Germany in May on a visit, has got into
trouble m the "Fatherland." He has been
prosecuted in Baden for leaving there in
IcoG while the nation was at war with Aus
tria. He is now a naturalized citizen of
the United States.. The case has not been
finally decided, but Weil has gone to
Switzerland to avoid paying a fine of 300
DIED.
In Stroud township, on the 2d inst.. Mrq
Pfurbe Shafer, wife of J'hilip 8hafer, aged 68
years - moiuns ana lb nays.
In Stroudrfbure, on (he 1st inet. infant daiurh
ter of William and Lizzie 8mitli, aged 6 days
Special ISTotice.
One dozen photographs for one dollar
at the East Stroudsburg gallery durin? the
month rf Annnst f.TiiKr 3d ."t
- ft: L J "
If you want fine Kid Slippers and Button
Boots call on Adam's, Fowler's building,
Stroudsburg, Pa. June 2.3t.
Collars, ties, cuffs, suspenders, Sec, at
Fried' s.
Go to Fried's for clothing, boots and
shoes, trunks, valiccs, and gents' furnishing
goods.
clunerv
ed
ma-
i i. u-:
enrivl
:d
neaiiv
all
A ra:. wi-d..-
t a ci'itaia Jiour every
. !, :n' w.i'.ks from no store to another in
Nt Orloaus. on a lofty wire, is attracting
i i: ;.:t :;!',; !!. and hundreds nightly await
i i- ' cavaucc.
A r,. T r-CM-"" paradise. A Calfbrnlti
rf.'! apor chn-nicles tlie fact that a default
wz C"Vtr.:v trt-airer from tb.at St;ite has
:el.
v.
in one of the Fiji Islands,
a rlantation and afiock of
:-i war
T7
:n.
i!
Chunk.
T'fin V.
i:iu-:a
of Pavisville. acr-id seven-
is the cb.arupion worker of
In a day and a half he rc
:i:id a half acres of grass with
JI-j then prepared it for the
::in;e length ol time.
Mcnii;). a v-ell known brick -
.L-:...r;. ivft his home, for the pur
ag to wjrk at Lis trade at Mauch
.''.it f v.ir weeks ago, since which
:? ii' -t been heard from. His
ia irrcat distress on account of
ed aLscKce. and they will feci
a 1 to anv one who will tive
v:,r l ci'Lii whereabouts
Cvr Kirk.
v.h.-a:
Fulton township. Lan-
ccuntv, cut 'Ji;i dozen sheaves of
rorn about 25 acres. It was of the
htcrrancaii variety, and was well
Lc- used 4 '!.) to SOU pounds of.
:!.' to ti:c acre, lie cut ever
of Lay per acre from a lot where
; ',-. bond last year and Jess than
s vh-re bono had not been aj'plied.
Snake storios having become stale, flat
and unprofitable, the Beading Times and
Ditjtrttdi lias gone into the bird business,
as witness the following : J)r, Landis.
druggit. at the currier of Ninth and Elm
streets, has a curiosity in his store, that we
venture to say is not equalled anywhere in
this section. It is a bird that passes the
whole day in catching flies, remaining in
the store during the night and refusing all
bird seed and other il-od. It came to the
store on Monday and has been there ever
since. The bird is the size of a canary, its
color on the back is like that of a whip
poorwill, the breast of a light grayish hue,
while the bill resembles that oi' a hum
ming bird, though not so long, and alto
gether is a pretty and well proportioned
specimen of the feathered tribe.
Mrs. Minnie A. Bedell, of Massachusetts,
advertises the departure of her husband in
the following classic language : 'Where
as, my charming husband, Daniel C. Bedell,
has left me fur the twelfth time, without
jus.t cause or provocation, this is to warn
all persons from trusting him on any ac
count, as I am done paA'ing his debts and
supporting him. Hereafter he must cut
his ovii fi.-ed' or starve."
The largest and best assortment of ready-
made clothing, boots and shoes, trunks and
valiccs at Simon Fried's.
ADJOURNED COURT.
An adjourned Court of Common Pleas of
the County of .Monroe county, will be held in
the Court House, at Stroudsburg, on Monday
the 17th day of August. lbH, at 2 o clock, P.
M., for the trial of Civil Causes.
TIIO. M. McILIIANEY,
Aug. G, lS74-2t. Prothonotary.
Jury List for Court to be held
August 17th, 1874.
Barrt tt J. S' Coleman, Henry Price, Mich
ael J. agncr.
ChcskvAhilL Samuel h4ieepy. Jacob
Dorshiiner.
Cuolbauqh Christian Kresge.
JJast Stroudsburg Andrew ll&llet, Alexan
der Lowder.
F.lJrcd Sidney Smith.
Hamilton Abraham Werkheiser, Abraham
Custard, Wm. McNeal, John S. Walter Chas.
Yinger.
Middle Smi-ilii'ield James Huffman, John C.
Dewitt, I)imniiok Ovcriield, Daniel Miller,
Annie Overheld.
Paradise John Hellyer.
I'ocono John Alkger.
Po'k Thomas lioth, George Dorslumer,
Joel Berlin.
J!o.s Jacob Newharl.
Smithf.dd Samuel L. Bush, Emanuel Kint
ner, John Turn.
Stroud Jacob Ilouser, Charles L. Keller.
Siroudxburri Samuel Hood, Joseph L.
Bowers, John Ilarman.
Tolyhanna Samuel G. Eschcnbach.
Tunkhannock Peter Merwine, Levi Knecht
TIIO. M. Mel LUANG Y,
Aug. 6, 1874-2t. Trothonotary.
Andrew Vansant, a young man, re
spectably connected, has been committed
to the Cumberland county jail to answer
the charge of forging the name of Lewis
Ilitchnet to a promissory note amounting
to 8200. Since his imprisonment he has
declined to touch food, and declares that
he will starve himself to death.
Y.
M 1
rata, of Jackson township,
Pa., is anxious to hear of the
of her husband. Jonathan
.:a. who wondered away from his
r.i Columbia, Pa., about one year
1 h" wholo family, and especially one
c:.i:!.;rcn. is deeply distressed at the
1 the "i-ad of the family. Infbr-
ion cu.!r.?;ed to Sarah "Wolfram, York,
rcccvied.
.ier.:.'i:.i ut
,r, r
' art of Common Pleas of
t Saturday. JurJe Allison
tid'.Tt-i a deci-ivn of great interest to that
j)'.rti.-.n of die ynnicrdiy living in
r-!ir"i rir.u.. In the casa 2t the
n'A-Tf.rf d.-'iafju.ent taxes had, throb
j'riiiw d..-uties, levied upon theliOUoC
'' l-'"i ls of a tenant for city taxes as
';'J on the property occupied. The mat
r a- taln into court, and Judge Alli
c rnl;l tlmt the goods of a tenant" cannot
r 5 vl f,,.r dcIiri'Mieut taxes due by the
Undcr the new militia law, this portion
of the state will be known as Third Division,
comprising the counties of Luzerne, Car
be n, Monroe, Pike, "Wayne, Susquehanna.
Wyoming, Columbia and Sullivan making
a much larger complement of men than the
old Ninth Division and will continue
under command Major-General Osborne.
A gentleman who writes the pre5x
;'Kev.:' before the name of G. W. Frisbee.
predicts that Titusville will, on the 10th of
August, be swallowed up as were Sodon
and Gomorrah. It is true in Mr. Frisbce's
case, as in that of other prophets, that he
has not been honored in his own country,
where irreverent people call hini a "fraud."
Tie Tr
import Gazette and Bulletin
7-M!!a lp ?he lumber business of that
be auri the year to lat : Thus far
iV' :i!i!,ts ", )(-' year show a total of
. ,j) b-ot, an jncrease over the
JC-or cf tL- ime period in 187:1, of
;?-"-'J;l Of this amount the Cata-
."'-y-'ihch r the Pldladelphia and Kead
l:ii;r(l ,as forwarded CLSDISO
tr'TllrIii-- p"rv of 0,t;;M cars ;
"siahad.-.lpj.ia and Lrie 4;.477,U(U feet,
If??. -hW ears, and the Canal 30.--
Uxi rej'iiring 427 boats.
There H trouble amon- Christians of
o ,r m Oakland, Cab ' The Hev. Mr.
C1-' f':,stor f'f the M. E. African Church
sir'-, mfrtal Trrcl vrJtu TJu:
iC'ir i0 "ri' pf'i'lt'-'s organ. The
('rj tUJi'J.V a belligerent and muscular
. '- Mini -. ;m,i ie jja, e)aion;reri editor
fiords, pistols,' dubs. roek.
-Ai ,'r. , . .. J I
..'"'Jtrstaud that he r,
We do
proposes to use ail
"i -'- ! onense and at-tense sun-
ou.-,
tl v- ixi)?rt in the use ot all ol
JuisJ-'0 M'02 thyt from this formidable
ij'nn m., a:lu',YS U1S antasjouiht to make
.Ihe Kev. Mr. Hardy is t aid to
-P:n . -w-.. .&,
-: -a uwmg wood.
The total ordinary expenses of the gov
ernment for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1874, were $297,133,873 17, being
S3'.211.312 10 less than for the previous
fiscal year.
There is now living in Wayne township,
Schuylkill county, a lady aged eighty-six,
whose descedants are six children, seven-
ty-,ur gnd-childrcn and eighty great-grand-chii-rtii.
The Supreme Court ofXcvr York has
just made a highly imnortaut decree, nullify
ing a marriage ou the ground that the wo
man had been unchaste before wedlock, the
fruits of guilt appearing shortly after.
The sons of Stephen A.Douglass have
linally won their long pending suit for his
Chicago property, and are 250,000 richer
than they were last week.
There are indications that the now crime
of child-stealing will become a common of
fense in the United States, if not speedily
checked.
Fifteen cargoes of California new wheat
are now afloat for Great Uritain, against
ten cargoes during the month of July last
year.
Rev. A. E. Kline, of Shickshinny,
Luzerne, Pa., has withdrawn from the
Methodist Protestant church under charges
of immorality.
Dunmore, Luzerne county, has two re
markable men. One weighs three hundred
and thirteen pounds ; the other sixty-four
pounds.
Jacob Paulus was killed by the pre
mature explosion of a blast, in a stone
quarr? neir Nazareth, a few days ago.
Trial List for Court commencing Aug. 17.
Iltnry Mover vs. Peter Miller. 2
Daniel Staple vs. Charles Utt.
Wm D. & li. V. Drown vs Hoilinshead's Est.
Jacob Price vs. Northnip & I'alc-n.
TIIO. M. McILIIANEY,
Aug. C-2t. Prothonotary.
aSTOTICE.
Having loaned during my pleasure one
shifting top Buggy to Dr. Geo. W. Jackson, I
forbid anv one interfering with the same.
JOHN SELWOOD.
Stroud tsp., Aug. f, 1874-3t.
Popononmiug Lodge, No. 959,
K. of P.
A special meeting of the members of Popo
nonming Lodge Xo. 9o9, K. of P. will be held
at the Hall room, at Bossardsville, on Satur
day, August 15, 1874, at o'clock, P. M.
Business of importance will come before the
Lodge and a general attendance is respectfully
requested.
Bv order of the C.
Aug. 8, '74-2t.
ROOFIiXG SL1
Farmers, Slaters and others in want of first
class POOFJXG SLATE, can procure them
(by calling on Geo. V. Drake) at nearly Quar
ry prices. I do not keep or soil 2so. 2 or Ilib
bon Slate.
I am alio sole agent for Monroe County, for
Smith's Turbular Fluted Lightning Rod,
which I will nut up and warrant to be the best
conductor of Lightning in existence. Call and
examine the Slate or Lightning Eods before
purchasing elsewhere.
GEO. V. DP.AKE.
Stroudcburg, Aug. o,'74-tf
To the Voters of Monroe County.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
oflice of
SHERIFF,
ami if i lo-t: d, I plr-fl're myself to honestly and faithfully
discharge the duties of aaid o3ie.
JOHN BALDWIN.
Strcudnhur, July 30, 1S74.
NOTICE.
AH persons having any claims against me,
will present them properly authenticated for
settlement. In future no" bills will be paid
unless through me, or rnv authorized agent.
E. E. NORTON.
Stroud tsp., July S, 1874. lC-lm.
Borough Ordinances.
ORDINANCE No. 9.
Be it enacted and ordained by the Burgess
and Town Council of the Borough of East
Stroudshnrg: That all the property holders on
the north side of Washington street from the
corner of Crystal and Washington streets to the
intersection of Courtland street, shall curb and
pave the side walk along their respective prop
erties, either with brick or stone by October
1, 1874. The width of the sidewalk shall be
(5 feet.
ORDINANCE No. 10.
Be it ordained and enacted by the Burgess
and Town Council of the Borough of East
Stroudsbtirg : That all the property owners
on the west side of Washington street, from
the corner of Courtland and Washington sts. to
the Iron Bridge, shall lava side walk of stone,
brick or plank; in case of plank, the sameshall
be not less than 2 inches thick and 14 inches
wide, placed side by side with space of 14
inches between. The walk shall be pnt down
in a substantial and workmanlike manner, un
der the direction of the Street Committee, bv
October 1, 1871.
In case of mm compliance with the above
ordinances, the Borough will cause the paving
and curbing of said side walks to be done and
charge 20 per cent, advance on cost of labor
and material.
Approved this 7th dav of .Tulv, 1874.
(JEO. E. ST'OUFFER, Burgess.
Attest Henry Miller, Sec' v.
July 2:3, 1874. St.
JOTICE TO THE
Tax-payers of Monroe Co.
In pursuance to an Act of Assembly, entitled
"An Act relating to the collection of State and
County Taxes in the county of Monroe," ap
proved May C, 18G7, the " county Treasurer
will meet the Taxpayers of said county, for the
collection of State and County Taxes in and
for the following places, to wit :
In the Borough of Stroudsbtirg, Saturday
July 2o, 1871 at the Treasurer's Oilice.
Ross Township, Monday July 27, at the
House of J. II. Stocker.
Eldrcd Township, Tuesday, July, 23, at the
House of Edward l'rantz.
Polk Township, Wednesday July, 20, at the
House of Joel Berlin.
Chestniitbill. Thursday .",0 at the House of
Charles liberie, and Friday July 31, at the
House ot Mahlon Shupp.
Jackson Township, Saturday Ausrust 1st, at
the House of Geo. II. Singer.
Tunkhannock Township, Monday August
o, at the House of Ruben Bonscr.
lobyhanna Township, Tuesday August 4,
at the House of Isaac Stouiler.
Coolbaugh Township, Wednesday Ausgut
5, at the House of Samuel Case.
Barrett Townr-hip, Thursday August C, at
the House of John W. Yothers.
Paradise Township, Friday August 7, at the
House of James Knitz.
Pocono Township, Saturday August 8, at the
House of Charles Brown.
Price Township, Monday August 10, at the
House of Lewis Long.
M. Smithfield Township, Tuesday August
11, at the House of Jacob Place, and Wednes
day August 12, at the House of James Place.
mithiield township, Thursday August 13,
at the House of Simeon D. Bush, and Friday
August J 4, at the House ot 1 homns Rrodhcad.
East Stroiidsburjr, Saturday Aujrust lo. at
the House of John Ilohensheld.
Hiimi'ton Township, Monday Aujrust 17. at
the House of Charles Andtew, and Tuesday
August J a, at the House ot Charles Uossard.
Stroud Township, Wednesday and Thursday
August 19 and 20th, at the Ofiic:6 of S.L.Drake
b1-
Thaxpayers who avail themselves of this
opportunity to pav their Taxes will be entitled
to an abatement of FIVE PER CENT. For
the convenience of Taxpayers visiting Strouds
btirg, the Treasurer will receive anv of the
aboveTaxcsnt his office, before said days.
JONAS ALT! MLS, Treasurer.
June 2o, 1S74 Ot.
Auditor's Notice.
Ii- tho matter of thf account of Thomas Altmos,
Vssi pC of ( harles Smsentiach. Notice is herein'
lrivr-n, t'liat the undersigned having 1hm appointed
u-liiorby !he Judges of the Court of Coniition l'leas of
Moc roc county, to make distribution oftbe funds in
the han.ls of the A)?" to anion the persons
t-m ill. l thereto, will attend to the duties of Ins appoint
ment on Mou lav, the 2-tth day ofAutfin-t, 1874, at 12
o'clock iu.,at hisolure in SirouJsbiirtf, when anl where
those interested may attend If they think proper.
J t 1 X V d I L O
July :!0, 1S71-U. Auditor.
FOPw SALE.
;,,. Tbc undersigned offers at private
i!J.L2.a!e bis HOTEL and all its effects.
The house is situated at Tobyhanna Mills,
Monroe County, Pa., in the ce ntral part of
the town. Size of the building .10 feet front by
80 feet in depth. Every thing about the bouse
in good order. For terms, Recall on the sub
scriber. JEROME B. SHAW.
July 30, 1874. tf.
MISSING SADDLE.
A gentleman's saddle, but little used and fin
ished in the best manner, was missed from the
earrhife of the undersigned, at the stable of J.
I. Allcnder, in Stroudsburg, on the morning of
the 11th of July, inst. A suitable reward for
the same, or for information which may lead
to the recovery thereof, will be paid. Commu
nicate with Win. Davis, Esq. Stroudfibnrg. Pa.
JOHN D. LASKENAU.
MilfoH, Pa. July 21, 1671. St.
Executor's Notice.
IMate of ROEEKT Y. BUSH, doe'd.
Xntii'c is herchv civen that Letters Testamentary inv
ent he rotate of Ii-ibert F. Bush, Lite of Strondbnrir.
deceased, have been crantt-d ly ths Krister of Monroe
county to the umlerMitr.e'l. All persons indebted to the
said etat will make immediate juiyment, and those
narint; claims or demands agaiust the same will make
them know n without dclav.
WILLIAM WALLACE.
.Stroud.shitrqr, June ij-ft. Executor.
TO TRESPASSERS.
All persons arj hereby fortddden to tresspass in aiv
way on property ln-lonaine to the underNi-jmsl, in EiYst
Stroudsl'ur.e. Sueh as bath mil-, fihiii2, himtimr. Cather
ine canes, or otherwise, under penalty of the law.
These depredations, particularly, balhini;, ha.s heeomc
an in'l?rat.le nuisance and all parties found trespass
ing will be prosecuted to the full -xtcnt of the law.
t r.t ). i ;. . I ( l I I 1 I ,tt A ( o ,
CHAltLES L. JtllODIX
East Strondshurtf, June IS, H71-lm.
LIME! LIME!!
The und'T'ined hereby informs the public (hat they
have opened two Kiln, near Experiment Mills, Monroe
county, Fa., and are prepared to fill all orders promptly.
The eapaeity of t he kilns are between three and foiir
hundred bushels per day. The
LIME
IS OF A BKTTKlt QUALITY
than that burned in any other part of the conntv.
Farties desiring lime along the line of Ielaware,
Lackawanna A. Western Ii. Ii. will have their orders
promptly filled, by addreising
O. A S. HELLER,
Experiment Mills, F. O.
June It, 1ST!. tf Monroe county, Fa.
GENERAL HOUSE WORK.
A good girl can get good wages. Apply at
house of
T. DUNKIN PAHETT,
next door to Lutheran Church.
May 14-tf.
Caution Notice.
The undersigned, owners of Real Estate in
Stroud township, Monroe County, Pa., hereby
caution all persons against trespassing on their
premises for the purpose of fishing, hunting, or
for any other purpose whatsoever, as they will
have the law executed as in such cases provi
ded. SILAS L. DRAKE,
May 14-1374 CATHARINE STAPLES.
1
1 i O C K A 1 E L LO ,
DEALER IN
Heady-Made Uolhing, (Jonls Fur
uishiug (icods, Hals & Caps,
Coots & Shoes, &r
EAST S TR O (ID SB UR G, PA.
(Xear the Depot.)
The public are invited to call and examine
gcods. Frices moderate. May 6,'69-tf
GREAT BARGAINS
AT
:n :RTjsT;iiirrs.
The National lit! of Fasliion I
THE OLDEST AND MOST KELIABLE CLOTIllKti H01SE IN TMN!
Goods marked dow n at lower prices than t ver before.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE LARGE AND FI X E S ELECTED'
(fa s tlS I P
I? L II I a 1 H Ii
Hals, Caps, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods, k
I am selling all wool Scotch Plaid suits for 512 00 and iipwrmK A fine lot of English f?
agnal and liasket Coats an.l Vests from $14 lo $W. Fine IJlue and IMack '.'l.;h (,'oal fron
$7 oO to SIS; a large lot of Union Cassitncrc suits from .3 7) to $10; a large lot of l'anU
from $1 oO upwards.
ALL TIIE VERY LATEST' ITYLES OF
II ATS, CArS, IIMEIiELLAS AND SUN SHADES,
A tremendous large stock of Paper Collars and Cull's at reduced pri'.vs. Y.n: can' grf if
splendid cloth-faced folded edge Collar forgets.; a larg. Id (f La.lies and (u-nts Scntt's,
Ties, Rows, Silk handkerchief!, Ac. cheap. Stamped skirts 7-" cent; French corset ts 75 cents
a large lot of box-plaiting; Ladle's linen collars and cutis, with balls; Ladies bHts, Ac. cheap.
Always on hand a foil line of
White Shirts, Hoiscry and Gloves.
A SPLEXDID LOT OF DRY GOODS CHEAP!.
Japanese silk 4o cents; Japanese cloth oo cts; fine Alpncca ,"." f CO cts; Rv-rcatcs CO to 30
cts; Calicoes 9 to 12J cts; Muslin from 10 cts upwards. All the latest shade- of (Jiny Mo
hair and Worsted Dress Goods real cheap. Call and examine the make and fpality of gnosis
before purchasing elsewhere.
N. RUSTER,
PROPRIETOR OF THE NATIONAL HALL OF FASHION
April 30, 1574. Main Strf.i:t, Strocorrvrg, Pa.
HENRY D. BUSH
SEBASTIAN ECHLE,
i nonr Ar ctinrr pl-i a .r rr r?
(Successor to It. F. & 11. D. Cush)
DEALER IN
SHOP CO UN Lit OF
DRY GOODS & SOTIOXS,
Pocono and Green Streets,
STEOUDSLrilCi, l'A.-
I am now prepared to !n;dcc to order, all
Shawls, Cloths and Cassimeres, ; kindsof r.ot ar"' shoes, such as French calf,-
j American Calf, Kip, Turkey Moroco, (Hove
STT FT5? DVT VNTT-" PMTCOF ' Kid, and Pebble ( 'Joat. at reasonable prices.
. .tit llld'll Hi'l ji-.ii-.--Ti 11' ii, in... 1111,
ami all kinds of nuMidlnir. One tti:il and be
AND : convinced. . ft.ov ttf
I
Dress Goods Generally,
White Goods, Flannels, Trimmings, and ;
HOSIERY,
AND IN SHORT
The usual storfc of a icell ajtpointetl
DRY GP0D AND NOTION STORE. ! mX"
The stock was not purchased at j 3IO!VUlEXTSy
Auction or Bankrupt Sales
J. 33. .1 i u .ivi
(Succcsfor to J. I'. I'rutnan,)
Monroe Co. Marble Works,
Main' St., Stfouclsburg, Pa.,
Where will be found const?.ntIv on hand or
but will be sold at prices satisfactory to j Having been in the empb.v of Mr. Krdman
purchasers, and warranted as to quality. for nearly ten years, 1 feel enfident in my
j ability to please all thnt i:iv rue a call. All
t i . . . . ....
CALL AND SEE. ! worK warranteu to give entire satisfaction.
frrjr Orders by mail promptly attended to.
II. D. DUSlt.
Stroudsburg, April 30, 1874. tf.
UNDERTAKING.
COFFINS
and
!eCAHTY & fONS have on hand the largest and Lest
..v.-v - assortment of
fcb 2o'72-tf
TRIMMINGS
to Lefounloutsidof either city (New York or PhilaflHl
phi;i), and will make this lraiu-h or thi'ir bi6iiu-s a
IK'Calif j-.
COFFINS and CASKETS
GRAND OPENING
IN
HUTUIIXSOYS CHICK !U UUmi,
opposite T. Stemple's StoTe,
EAST STROUDSBURG.
Having just opened witli an entire new stock of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
Consisting of
r-v We-m . jk. W j-
fit any sli&'p" or stvlo, ran bo firmMiwl at one hour's I'ltljoo tiUUlo,
nolict' lor tihipnifnt, at a har-jo of onc-thinl loss thun
anj- slmS in StroiuKburc. In no case will thoy charge
niorp snan ion jmt otni. aoove ariual cost.
DELAINES,
POPLINS,
attondod in in any part of the County at the sliorti'st
1 WHITE GOODS,
pMh)o notice. Juno ts,'7t-if j
PRICES REDVCKD
AT Tin:
orner
Stores
CASSIMERES,
CLOTHS,
AND OIL CLOTH.
WOOLENS',-SHAWLS,-ALPACAS,
FLANNELS,
DOMESTICS,
PRINTS.
TI-IE
Also a full assortment of choice "Family Gro-
j ceries and Provisions, Flour, Keed, Meal, Salt,
risn, 1 ork, Oil, bynip", Molasses, Sugars,
Crockery and Tinware, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
Flavoring Extracts, and Spices of everv kind.
nTTT? i "DTPorn n rr no an ln ,act evefv ,hirg wai,y v- a ivv
l ) M Vl A Mtn lUl 1 JkY ('ooJ Store. AH my goods arc new and can-
W 111 JJIJ1 AJJUKJi not fan to R-lve satisfaction.
Goods shown with pleasure. Call and ex-
IN TOWN.
Great bargains are now offered in
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
ALPACAS, VELVETS ENS,
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, FLANNELS, &c,
all of which have been marked down to
PANIC PRICES.
Goods all new and right in style, but
marked dorn to raee the tiniee. "We invite
all to eall and see for themselves. Terms
Cash.
C. R. ANDRE & Co.
dectf Main St., Stroudburg, Pa.
amine before purchasing elsewhere and there
bv save time and monev.
J.'II. SHOTWEI.L,
Forraerlv Slater fc Shotwcll.
Dec. 4, 18?3.-3m
Cards, Bill-Heads, Labels, fie,
SEAT, CAEAP iXD QUICK,
Printed to Order at the
JEFFERSONIAN
Job Printing
O FPIOE,
Main Street, Strouclsburg, Pa.
"H LBXKS OF ALL KINDS for Le tt . 3 ,
a call.
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