!
cr- f
' iinff to the Milwaukee Aeics, a
It took just four years and tea months
' . .....nlill!? tO
tew""- a , . t l, :e i. !.
I;ldy wcu , uu or a eneck mailed in North Adams, Mass
JW".,,W e an8 ! October, 18G9, to reach ita dcsUnatio
I'. afraid a boil is coming on the m Albany, N. Y. It was delivered by a
lettercarner at the latter r.W w
s of the 125th and the postmarks upon the envelope con
Volunteers, will taming it proves that it was duly sent from
tin J
.1.
-villi'-
i
. ,rvivinir members
."...a Pennsylvania
nMllllOIi Ut Aiiwiin, t-i-t xi vi ucai nx -ixuaxiis post 01I1CC
Gen. ueorge i. -ucieiian will
"i;,--r the address.
i 1v romantic wedding occurred in
. ' township the other day. The cer
' f,ui took place in the woods under the
(f .ih 'irv bushes. Our correspondent at
7-' ,;,it will please send the Citizen
Citizen.
i -uississirroian marril n t, ;,i,.,
a a ivAVSTO 1UI
ner money, and on the wedding night nos-
sessed himself of the treasure and struck
out. Unluckilv for b?
- - j """) "o nilUO UaULTU-
ier, a strapping eirl of twpnt.v r.er.A
it. ,i o. ' i V ' J ""v- vax
me men ana departure. Giving chase she
overtook ncr ram. threw him rWn iA
h. A UVU
Itll TO O -- nn.l X 1 1 . .
,fn fnwr in ft tc: Utv xc1r i , . . .vmm wiui a
n hkc"-" "V -"r. i v mcicory stick. Present v the l.ri.lA
. ...i..f was unacr inc uan. putsomc .i 11. ... i , . - . i;t"-v
til!-"
li
1 i
Pfj,nlars.
V cmi.1v in a bottle, rubbed the neck The p t
1 1 innilor. and had the druggist fill it Jlm
' .1 , . 1 1 mo uaisui uie Tin 1 CP irhr
" Le. 1:.. "f Pied to the spot. Tied to the roots of
j..lrottWwWuuu.,u,,uue. the tree was the husband of only a few
U,T(1 ;s :l ,K.pane&e recipe jor Keeping nours creation ; the step-dau-hter, with
... , !! iii hot weather : "1 lace it in a her nieht-clothes torn into tl..i.
, j,in-elam bowl and pour very hot wa- in hand, and rapidly repeating licks ' while
T1-,voritsoas to cover iL Then pour the bride was punching him in the ribs
lirn tnewaier. 1 ue air is mus ex-witn ncr fast, calling him thief robber
:;j .! the meat is preserved." kuklux, using cuss words, etc.,' and de-
7, extract ink from cotton, silk and landing her money. The case wa3 com-
lU olo-Is saturate tne spots witli spirits promisea uy ine return ot the money but
'f.ir'vi!tine and ice it remain ior several uuuj-iuoou was over.
1 ' " i . 1 1 i il. . 1 1 T. I
then ruo it oeiweeu me nanus, it
i .,,,,,1,1,-iwav without iniurin? eitlior MIRACTTT.nTTS r.QPAPT?
Vf-illl"" . .-I www JJXiJ. XJ.
t-,.ler or the texture 01 tne article.
i wf r ij .1 town whero. tho nrnl iuuus; uauv r a illSin aswiTi
Tn?5pd
r-. . n .vvv
;',v" continuance of the Shenango Valley On Wednesday of the present week a
enp-'i-lost.
Iv niflmed
. .. ' l 1 . . v I
1st week, in tnat place, bibu- ll eiy and joyous party of ladies and crcntU
1 visitors and citizens crot men started out from"
sTay with two hundred and forty-eight Uuthneville, Chester county, for the pur
t of l.oor. oi spenuing a day on the summit o
It i something unaccountable how these .1 romantlc elsh .Mountain, about two
r-ind sedate -Id fellows, as soon as anu a liau lrom -Horgantown. Th
' I A " 1 h
have iri me to the country to P v tonsisted ot six ladies and five jren
tlemen. lwo ot the ladies were sisters
rrom Baltimore, Misses S. V. and Annie
it. Johnson, daughters of a
salesman of that citv.
lhey loll the farm house on the above
morning at three o'clock in a lanre covered
waron, containing nrovisinns. mwa
wings, croquet sets, and a narlor orc:iri
In t,-;:, thn. h.,r- t. wc-iucw m me anernoon wnen
.v. . c.wi ., - A T,l
1 ... 1 1 1 v.. -i " t 1 -i-iiiiit: tfuuiisoil
c 1 1 ii.'. 1 ii.iiii.tuu Lv uiu u uiy
Special ISTotice. 3STOTIOE.
J leaving loaned durinc: my pleasure one
one aozen photographs tor one dollar ng top unpgy to Dr. Ueo. W. Jackson, I
GREAT BARGAINS
AT
month of August.
July 30-2t
If you want fine Kid Slippers and Button
roots call on Adam s, Fowler s building,
Stroudsburg, Pa. June 25-3t.
JOHN SELWOOD.
Stroud tsp., Aug. 6, lS74-3t.
NOTICE.
All persons havincr any claims arainst me.
will present them properly authenticated for
Fried
Collars, ties, cuffs, suspenders, &c at ""lenient. In future no bilU will be paid
"'"cm imuuu me, ur my auiiiorizeu agent.
E. E. NORTON.
fctroud tep., July 8, 1S74. 16-lm. .
Boi ouIi Ordinances.
g
00 to fried s ior cloth inc. hnot nnrl
shoes, trunks, valices, and geuts' furnishing
goous.
The largest and best assortment of ready-
maae ciotnmg, boots and shoes, trunks and
vanees at ibimon ined s.
Teacher's Committee.
ORDINANCE No.
Be it enacted and ordained by the Burgees
and Town Council of the Borough of East
btrouusburg: That all the property holders on
the north side of Washington street from the
corner of Crystal and Washington streets to the
and street, shall curb and
their respective prop-
. T n m r f 1 h ..... I ,
hereby requested to meet the undeiwned ath lS7i Ti,rt wMti, f d,. :rt.n, ,i.n uJ
ma uuice in me ijorougn 01 otrouusourg, on 6 feet.
rsaturday, August 'J'J.l 111st. at 1 o'clock P. M
for the performance of the aforesaid duty.
Ji-KU. r HUTCH EY,
County Sup't Monroe co
Cjtroudsbiirg, Aug. 13, 1S74. 2t.
i. wHummee appoinieu at tne last Annual intersection of Courtl
Vim T . I . . 4,. rA I ...
""" 3 lwululi l" assist in preparing a pave the side walk akn
i ruirraiuiue ir ine next county institute, is irf,nB t i it. k-:
JT. BUSTER'S,
fH mm m wmi mm Iff
18 mmuBA m of Fashion
THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE CLOTHING HOUSE IN TOWN!
Goods marked down at lower prices than ever before.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE LARGE AND FINE SELECTED
STOCK OF CLOTHINI
Hals, Caps, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods, k
DURFEE'S ISLAND
CAMP MEETING,
ORDINANCE No. 10.
Be it ordained and enacted bv the Burpess
and Town Council of the Borough of East
Stroudsburg: That all the property owners
on the west aide of Washington etreet, from
the corner of Courlland and Washington sts. to
it . T.. . n 1 1 .
uie iron uriuge, snail lay a side walk of stone,
1 brick or plank; in case of plank, the same shall
be not less than 2 inches thick and 14 inches
I am selling all wool Scotch Plaid suits for 212 00 and unwards. A fine lot of English Di-
agnal and Uasket Coats and Vests from $14 to $30. Fine Blue and Black Cloth Coats from
5 oOtofclS; a large lot of Union Cassimere suit
lrom $1 OU upwards.
ALL THE VERY LATEST STYLES OP
suits from $0 75 to $10; a large lot of Pant
.:. :), i!.e heated term, commence to wear
Suii lav clothes every dav, and to
...-ii!? that 1. r hours' sloop is .ill that the
.;;:::;. :i i'laiue reijiiircs tohc healthy,
The hiivM advice concerniiis the Euro-
r--!i cr-n i. respects are. that the French!
i wnl or.lv oe an averaire
prominent
one.
rvc and barlev will fall below
av
wlii'e rve and wheat are looking
onjjaire in
expressed a wish to
swinmnr.
A swine: had been
put up in the mormmr, susrKinded from a
trco siTtv fit lii.fti Al...t i,w
., , , .1 ---u ,Jf.n. .iuuui luin nay up
1;, , ..... - v.v.-..,. i-.. U1C S0I1(1 oaK a nu?e hmb brauched out t0
r. ouuer, ueacun, &iewaru. the MY. iinnn xvl.u-1, 11, nA ,S
. i -.- i' ..iv uuiu v ii'i.i i ur: r i it -
nor on oi a werti fastrncnl. tlms -.n.lin th
,! .r.-vM..n . in the Vow Hampshire State ty foct, requiring a roPeover rixfy feet
IV. .a. ihe .New hampshirc tate Prisou long one used for well di-dn- This
,.-,-,r ,.a, micca oi a jai,, annow, pm n Swmg had been used durin- the day with
r-ara-rrapu muics me irum, even it nas out. ;ifi i.i.iit
3liss Johnson, who is a lady of daring
;ii:oi'aIv cheated out of its due.
An O.-I.ka-h. Wis., paper publishes a disposition, insisted on being swung as high
R i f now buildings started on the burnt as could be done by the aid of the "entlc-
' whicu reads something like this; men. and to gratify her wishes they con-
i; r hall, sture, saloon, beer hall, grocery sented. The'younglady is between IS and
;1 .,!y,.ji. K.-er hall, store, beer halj, sa- and 19 years old, a pretty brunette, dark
, !." It is to be hoped that in rebuilding e-es, and was dressed in a errev linen suit.
eyes, ana was aressed in a errev
p- "jdo wun't forget to put in an occa- She sat on the seaboard of the swin?, and.
; i: ! . r had. grasping the rope tightly, bade them jro
TiiL- Pros'. vterian savs, "A church in ahead.- ihe swing commenced its motion.
.n-iand has voted not to accept the ana gradually rose higher and higher until
1 its pator, but has requested au auuuue oi twenty ieet nad Deen reacli
1 ! !1 I
f.V i i
i:s deacons to resign. AVe like to be still insisted upon beinjr pushed,
the pendulum swing that way once in ani UP ev.t the swing higher until fully
a whi!.... mi l would not be sorry to hear of thirty feet had been reached.
it. if the wenl 'ciders' were there,
i i ';!,:!C'i.-!l.i.
t'l.- 1 ,1 1 .1 l ir i
in t'iace liau "-'ecu cucenui anu nveiy up to
tins point, out ail ot a sudden she became
j::e .sr. ;-uitur:st ad vires larmers and ,' i , , x
S.4nn- !S u drv their boots when wet. bv s mk'en' ana wUeu tue s'vinK' with its pre-
t' , n. -;ti, Arr- Tti .. cious burden made one swift into the air
:-.ni.' it. U hen the oats are emnt-
?n i!i n h."- hv in tir.- tn
use.
i-:
i
(jrv
ut
ut an.
A ritiii'.Iy fev choked cattle that lias
r.ev-.r fail-.d is to take a teacupful of soft
s .:. .L-H.lve in a pint of warm water and
" !'.r it d.ti-u the throat of the choked
a..;!;i;J. As S' 'ti as administered the apile
i inrowii up instantly, upon
tne hand
ujoa and
i
alone
the
J!-v.T rT,T.: F IIAIX IX VARIOUS SEC-
T;--NSsi-:iirifs DAMAGE REPORTED
Mi:x WASHED AWAY IN rillL
I.I'HIA. ''inLAPKU-iiiA, Aug. 0. A heavy
":a .":;tard:iy night caused considerable
'um-:'- i;i aivl around the city. The large
?:'!!!' tcr ct Ninth and Piamond-sts. was
pr;i-l" 1 in. It Was empty at the time, the
- ..-vuiir i,eai drawn off. The tank was of
cul,;- f,:ft canacitv. A culvert in
:-ry-ave.,from Xinth-st. to the Ger-
d. bro
ice, aud the street,
.r;:i;f::ir!l; ,..lV,.,j jn aiKj tut p0rti0n beneath
':r ' . ' -shed a way. A wajron contain-
Wi -Jo,
e, a-.e 14, and Edward Shcr
wlule on the bridge near
Creek, Gennantown. were.
tore
horse
! i:nr l!i e I'ridge, washed away. Doth were
'rwne j. the wagon broken, and the horse
'.(v,ned. 1 he bodies were recovered to-
i.ivf.r..i r c .1. n
. --'um ui me uerman town Ecwcrs
L'NG
vcn m.
JiitAxcir,
c-arjUily all nislit IoiDr confiidfrrihle
ono: Ehorfi. All 1hi Indian
' ! ' .'lf- t'-'nts on the beach were blown
a-'V into ti
!;-::.d
liiis I;
tue sea and the inmates were
to seek shelter in the hotels.
l'irninf iha florff-sf.i,, it,.,i
.- ..aioitiji ji iii v. .is
jwa, but fortunately no person vas
wa d
red.
5 .-Uavex, Conn., Aug. 9. It rained
J;''w'';y and powerfully here most of the
away the unfortunate girl
rough the air, and onlv saved
from a frightful and terrible death by one
of the most miraculous interventions ever
heard cf.
TI13 momentum of the swing's motion
carried the apparency fifeless form of th.3
girl up lully thirty-five feet lrom the ground
and lodged her safely and securely be
tween two branches at the point where they
join the trunk of a tree which, stood about
thirty-eight feet from the tree to which the
rope was attached. It was fully twenty
feet from the ground to the first limb
above, and the trunk of the tree about
three feet in diameter. They backed the
wagon with its canvas cover directly under
the tree, so that in case she should drop
her fall would be partially broken. The
swing was hurriedly taken down, and in an
iustan one end of the rope was thrown
over the limbs of the other tree and se
cured below. By this means two gentle
men of tne party hurriedly went up the
rore, and in a few minutes were at the side
of the unfortunate girl.
She was just returning to consciousness,
and the force of her fall had so securely
wedged her between the trunk and the
limb3 as to require no little effort to ex-
tricite her. Miss Johnson at once realized
her fearful situation. She was pale and
weak, but still had the good sense to do as
the gentlemen desired. The rope was pulled
up, the slip-knot was made and then passed
around her body under her arms, the other
end rasscd around the limb, and in this
manner she was lowcrd to the ground in
safety. With the aid of the wagon cush
ions and several shawls a couch was arranged,
upon which the young lady was placed and
soon regained her strength. Reading
Eagle.
Tl,r.n.,,)n f-.af c, i..i tv. wale, placed side by side with space of 14
' , 1 . 0"TU!,ul.MK "c inches between. The walk shall be n.it down "K,en,diu clol"7 a?eu J"iae4 ?age .1Jar r & c. ; a large lot of Lad
JT' coJlme"cc Li. Veaa' AUS- lsin ana closes in a substantial and workmanlike n,.r . ws handkerchiefs, &c. cheap. Stamped skirts 75 cent,; F
pHrJ w -m i ti... der the direction of the Street Committee, bv a Jare lot of box-pla.ting; Ladle's linen collar and cuff,, with balls ;
-" "uvw mi. uan; tntigc. I October 1 1S74 I
T?bVrnacIei7' FCaSt 1 JP case'of no'n compliance with the above ' on hand a full line of
or more $1 uer dav, fn J nances, the Iiorough will cause the paving
o- i , c V ana curbing oi sale
.vi t uai a kji uiuic p l. lc uar : lur I .. ,) .,.l !,, f . : i i n . 1 i
transient visitors $1 25; single meals 50 cents: oA .- . ,v wa,KS lo De QO"? ana
rhildrr-n nn.lr T voara haffnna T; u,la'Hc "u HUVance On COSl OI laDOr
. ? J"'""'M f'"r-- ""fe"'!,! and niatPr ia .
Stabling and feed for hor-
50 cents per night
ses on the around
For further particulars address Nelson De
trick, Analonunk, Monroe county, Pa
I T.,1.. O1) 1 (-7 4
The Camp-Meetinjr is under the control ofl " ' "
the Monroe Countv Association of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church
August 13, 1874,
Approved this 7th day of July, 1874.v
GEO. E. STOUFFEK, Burgess.
Attest Henry Miller, Sec'y.
3t.
jOTICE TO THE
adjourned court. Tax-pajcrs of Monroe Co.
HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS AND SUNSHADES,
AT EXTREMELY LOW TRICES !
A tremendous large stock of Paper Collars and Cuds at reduced prices. You can eet a
iea and (jentu Scarfs
rench corsetta 75 cent?;
Ladies belts, &c. cheap.
White Shirts, Hoisery and Gloves.
A SPLENDID LOT OF DRY GOODS CHEAP!
Japanese silk 45 cents; Japanese cloth 35 cts; fine Alpacca 35 to 60 eta; Percales 20 to 30
. . ...1.11 ..... n I- r . n . ' . . . 7
irom io
cheap.
N. RUSTER,
i i 7 1 v w vvj iJiiv iipavua
eta; Calicoes y to l'JJ cts; Mushn from 10 cts upwards. All the latest shades of Gray Mo-
nair and orsted Dress Uoods real cheap. Call and examine the make and quality of eoods
before purchasing elsewhere.
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 dav of August, 1874, at 2 o'clock, P.
M., for the trial of Civil Causes.
TIIO. M. McILIIANEY,
Aug. C, 1874-2L Prothonotarv.
April 30, 1974.
Jury List for Court to be held
August 17th, 1874
Barrett J. S Coleman, Henry Price, Mich
ael J. ajner,
Chtstnuthill Samuel Sheepy, Jacob
Dorshimer.
Coelhaugh Christian Kresge.
East Stroudsburg Andrew llallet, Alexan
der Lowder.
Eldrtd Sidney Smith
Hamilton Abraham Werkheifer, Abraham
Cu?tard, Win. McNeal, John S. Walter Chas,
i mper,
Middle, Smithficld James Huffman, John C.
Dewitt, Diminick Overfield, Daniel
Annie Overheld.
Paradise John Ilellyer.
1 ocono John Alleger,
In pursuance to an Act of Assembly, entitled
An Act relating to the collection of State and
Z"'1 ... fTl ? . 1 f W
.uuuiv isies in me county or Aionroe. ar-
proved May 6, 1867, the county Treasurer
will meet the Taxpayers of said county, for the
collection of State a'nd Countv Taxes in and
for the following places, to wit :
In the Borough of Stroudsburg, Saturday
July 25, 1874 at the Treasurer's Olfice.
Koss Township. Monday July 27. at the
FT , , .- . - '
iiousc oi J. II. Mocker.
Eldred Township, Tuesday. July. 23. at the
Jlouse of Edward Frantz.
Polk Township. Wednesday July. 29. at the
House of Joel Perlin.
ChestnuthiM, Thursday 30 at the House of
Charles liberie, and b nday July 31. at the
House oi iMahlon bliupp.
Jackson Township, Saturday August 1st. at
tn iiouse oi ueo. Ii. fcinger.
lunkhannock Township. Monday Ausrust
3, at the House of Ruben Bonser.
lobvhanna rnutiahin futwrtfj v Ancrnot .
..... I j - l l - UV.iM ..UgUSII -I J
iumer, nt the House of Isaac Stoufier.
Coolbaugh Township, Wednesday August
5, at the House of Samuel Case.
Barrett Township, Thursday August 6, at
PROPRIETOR OP THE NATIONAL HALL OP FASHION
Main Street, Stroudsburg, Pa.
HENRY D. BUSIL
j
(Successor to R. F. & II. D. Bush)
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS & IV0TI0AS,
Shawls, Cloths and Cassimeres,
SILKS, DEL AXES, CALICOES,
Folk Thomas Roth, George Dorshimer, the House of John W. Yoth
Joel Berlin.
Jio8s Jacob Newhart.
Smithfield Samuel L. Bush. Emanuel Kint-
ner, John lurn.
Stroud Jacob Houser, Charles L. Keller.
Slroudfburrj Samuel Hood, Joseph L.
Bower, John Harman.
Tobyhanna Samuel G. Eschenbach.
Tunkhannock Peter Merwine, Levi Knecht.
TIIO. M. McILHANGY,
Aug. 6, 1874-21. Prothonotary.
era.
Paradise Township. Friday August 7. at the
It f T f - ' W I
iiouse or James Knitz.
Pocono Township, Saturday August 8, at the
House of Charles Brown.
Price Township, Monday August 10. at the
Iiouse of Lewis Long.
M. Smithfieid Township. Tuesday August
11, at the Iiouse of Jacob Place, and Wednes-
a. . I
day August 12, at the House of James Place.
Sruithneld township. Thursday August 13.
at tne Jiouse ot fcimeon D. Bush, and Friday
AND
Dress Goods Generally,
White Goods, Flannels, Trimmings, and
HOSIERY,
AND IN SHORT
TJie usual stock of a well appointed
DRY GOOD AND NOTION STORE.
The stock was not purchased at
Auction or Bankrupt Sales
Trial List for Court
. . August 14, at the House of Thomas Brodhead. but will be Bold at prices satisfactory to
Commencing Aug. 17. East Stroudsburg Saturday August 15, at purchaser., and warranted as to quality,
ter Miller 3 the Iiouse of John Hohensheld. r ' 1 J
InrlM TTit" Hamilton Township, Monday August 17, at
liaries Ult. ... tr , , L' . , J . rirr. Avr err
Henry Mover vs. Pet
Daniel Staples vs. Charl
Win D. & E. F. Brown vs Hollinshead's Est,
Jacob Price vs. Northrup A Palen.
TIIO. M. McILIIANEY,
Aug. G-2t.1 Prothonotary,
Popononming Lodge, No. 959,
K. of P.
thf HnilSP PlinrlPB An.lrmr nn.l T.iM1- CALL AND SEE,
" nui vn, UUU 1 UtCUdj
August i, at tne House oi Uharles liossard.
Stroud Township, Wednesday and Thursday II. D. BUSH.
August 19 and 20th, at the Office of S.L.Drake Stroudsburr. Ar,ril SO. 1S74. tf
- i oi r '
lhaxpayers who avail themselves of this
opportunity to pay their Taxes will be entitled
to an abatement of FIVE PER CENT. For
the convenience of Taxpayers visiting Strouds-
UNDERTAKING.
nonming Lodge No. 959, K. of P. will be held T' a reasurer win receive any ot me
at the Hall room, at Bossardsville, on Satur- JUUe 1 axcs"' " Z aPhFI!? Qay'
MARRIED.
III.
, 1 .... . 'J
..... . v j"; jiuji nus liiiuicuo;,
s.f "'n to very nearly 11 inches, or
one third of the annual fall in this
' il lf ' "1
o accidfruts of any importance
ro 3'c i-eportcd.
f,!Vr1M K'H: CoNX-' AuS- Rain has
"lIC Muco Iririnv ni.rVif f i ha rforfli
(! 2 ir...,(...
Yil v SWoliPfi.
r
fu: .k''V.DEXCI:, R. I., Aug. 9. The rain
3 " tins city from Friday evening until
Con-VV- 1m U amanted to 5.68 inches.
titU0 damnoe has been done at the
for Q lt Wa5 heavier than known before
VjrT- ears- weather to-day is
AJ itj cccaaonal showers.
r"''ut rariillel for rears.
The storm is
At Brodheadsville, July 13th, 1874, by Rev.
D. E. Schoedler, Mr. Jerome Zerfass and Miss
Lucinda Ueiny, both of Hamilton.
At the house of the brides' parents, Sunday
August 2d, 1874, by the fame, Mr. William
Henry Barron, of Springtown, Hucks County,
and Miss Mary Bergenstock, of Pocono.
At Brodheadsville, Aug. 6th, 1874. by the
same, Mr. John Motz and Miss Lavina Heller,
both of Tanuersville, Pa.
At the tame place, by the same, Aug. 1874,
Mr. Peter Miller, of Plainfield, Northampton
county, Pa., and Miss Kachel Butz, of Hamil
ton township, this County.
Easton papers please copy.
DIED.
At Tannersville, July 25th, 1874, after a
long and painful illness, Simon Younker, aged
61 years, 8 months and 18 days.
Easton papers please copy.
In Tunkhannock, July 31st, 1874, George
u;tnn r.nlv enn -if F.nhraim and Marv Altc-
j niose, aged 4 years, 2 mosths and 15 days.
av, August lo, Ib4, at ih o clock, I . M.
Business of importance will come before the
Lodge and a general attendance is respectfully
requested.
By order of the C
Aug. 8, '74-2t.
lW6nW!J SLATE.
JONAS ALT1MUS. Treasurer.
June 25, 1874. 9t.
Executor's Notice.
Estate of ROBEIIT F. BUSH, dee'd.
Notice is hereby civen that IjCtters Testamentary ud-
u me rvuaic oiitooenr. itusn. late oi Mroudsburir.
deceased, have been granted by the Register of Monroe
county to the undersigned. All persons indebted to the
McCARTY A. SONS have on hand the largest and beet
assort men t of
COFFINS
and
TRIMMINGS
to be found outside of either city (New York or PhSladel-
SEBASTIAN ECHLE,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
SHOP CORNER OP
Pocono and Green Streets,
STROUDSBUFvG, PA.
1 am now prepared to make to order, all
kinds of Boots and Shoes, such as Trench Calf.
American Calf, Kip, Turkey Moroco, Glove
Kid, and Pebble Goat, at reasonable prices.
Special attention paid to half-soleing, heeling
and all kinds of mending. One trial and be
convinced. no? Ctf
J. B. HULL,
(Successor to J. E. Erdman,)
Monroe Co. Marble Works,
Main St., Stroudsburg, Pa.,
Where will be found constantly on hand or
made to order,
MOXUJ1EXTS,
IICADSTOXES, &c,
of the best Italian and American Marble.
Having been in the employ of Mr. Erdman
for nearly ten years, I feel confident in my
ability to please all that give me a call. All
work warranted to give entire satisfaction.
BS?" Orders by mail promptly attended to.
feb 2072-tf
Farmers, Slaters and others in want of first
class 11 OOF1XG SLATE, can procure them Stroudsburg, June 25-Ct.J
(by calling on (eo. W. Drake) at nearly (Quar
ry prices. I do not keep or soil No. 2 or Rib
bon Slate.
I am also 6ole agent for Monroe County, for
Mtid esiato will make immediate payment, and those p".,,.nd lU make "branch or their business a
nuTiiic ciainin or aemanas usainsi ine same wtll mate I r J
them known without delay.
WILLIAM WALLACE,
Executor.
COFFINS and CASKETS
TO TRESPASSERS.
of any shape or style, can be furnished at ono hour's
notice for hhiliinen!. at rhar.'f nf miA-tliiwi U. ih.n
All persons are hereby forbidden to tresspass in any any slioS in Stroiulnlunr. in no cs.h will thv hrcm
v,l:.. i : " j i .i . i . . . ' o-
vtl ifi-iuiiKiiiK uuunoiLiii.u, iu r.iini. i muiv uau ceui. aoove acLuai eosi-
Mrouasourg. ucn asoatiiing, iisning, Hunting, palher-
Smith's Turbular Fluted Lightning Rod,
which I will put up and warrant to be the best
conductor of Lightning in existence. Call and
examine the Slate or Lightning Hods before
purchasing elsewhere.
GEO. W. DRAKE.
Stroudsburg, Aug. 5,'74-tf
To the Voters of Monroe County.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
office of
SHERIFF,
and if elected, I pledge myself to honestly and faithfully
discharge the dutita or saia omce.
JOHX BALDWIN.
Stroudsburg, July 30, 1874.
Auditor's Notice.
nig canes, or otherwise, uncl'r neiiulty ot the law,
These depredations, particularly, bathine, has become
an intolerable nuisance and all parties found trespass
ing wm do prosecuted to me inn extent oi ine law.
tiJ.O. K, sTOL r r lilt & Co.,
CHAKLHS L. KIIUDLS.
East Stroudsburg, June 18, lS74-lm.
LIME! LIME!!
The undersigned hereby informs the nubile that thev
have opened two Kilns, near Experiment Mills. Monroe!
county, l'a., and are prepared to fill all orders promptly. I
Tho capacity of the kilns are between three and four
hundred bushels per day. The ,
LIME
IS OF A BETTEK QUALITY
than that burned in any other Dart of the countr.
i-arties aeinnsr lime alone the line of lelaware.
Lackawanna & Western It. It. will have their ordora
attended to in any part of the County at the shortest
ixi-wii.ie uouce. I June lS.'74-tf
HICKS BEDVCED
AT THE
Corner St
ore!
In the matter of the account of Thomas Altemos.
Assignee of Charles Sansenbach. Notice is hereby I promptly filled, by addresaing
etven. that the undersicnea navin? reen appointed
AnHitnr hv the Judges of the Court or Common I'leiui of
Monroe countv, to make distribution of the funds in I June 11, 1874. tf
the hands of the Asiirnee to and arnontr the persons
entitled thereto, will atU-nd to the duties of his appoint
ment on Monday, tne 24tn day oi August, 1374, at 12
o'clock, m., at his office in Stroud.burg, when and where
those Interested may attend ll they thin proper.
J. II. WALTOV,
July SO, 1874-4U Auditor,
G. A S. HELLFU,
Experiment Mills, P. O.
Monroe county, l'a.
Caution Notice.
THE
CHEAPEST GOODS
IN TOWN.
!ii!lk -it
The undersigned, owners of Real Estate in
Stroud township, Monroe County, Pa., hereby
caution all persons against trespassing on their
premises lor the purpose of hshiner, hummer, or
for any other purpose whatsoever, as they will FANflV TIT? PQQ
imvf int? i:iw i t I'l'ii pn n in Biifii rueoa mmxrt.
The undersifrncd offers at private .PA bit.as T . TiRAtrV
.sale his HOTEL and all its effects fflV 14-1S741 PATH A T?'f VP. sta'pt p
FOR SALE.
The houne is situated at Tobyhanna Mills,
t ... i ; u . I . c
.UOnrue v,uiiuiy, a a., iu ine Ltruirai pari 01 i pripi' i PPT T rA7
ihp.town. 8 zeofthebu din:? 50 feet front hv lA "w""""",
Rrt feet in dentil. Everv thin? about the house II.
. .. ..
in good order.
scriber.
For terms, &c. call on the sub-
JEROME B. SII AW.
July 30, 1874. tf.
MISSING SADDLE.
A gentleman's paddle, but little used and fin
ished in the best manner, was missed from the
carriage of the undersigned, at the 6table of J.
Allender, in fctroudsburg, on the morning ot
the 11th of July, inst. A suitable reward for
the game, or for information which may lead
to the recovery thereof, will b paid. Commu
nicate with Wm. Davis, Esq. Stroudsburg, Pa.
Milford, Pa. July 21, 1874. St.
DEALER IN
Readj-Madc Clothing, ficuts Fur
nishing Goods, Hats &Caps,
Boots & Shoes, tic.
BAST STROUDSBURG, PA.
(Near the Depot.)
Great bargains are now offered in
GOODS,
ALPACAS, VELVETEENS,
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, FLANNELS, c.,
all of which have been marked down to
PANIC PRICES.
Goods all new and richt in stvle. hut
marked down to meet the times. We invite
all to call and see for themselves. Trm
Cash.
C. R. ANDRE & Co.
dec-4tf Main St., Stroudsburg, Pa.
Tho public are invited to call and examine "D LBNKS OF ALL KINDS fox Sale at
goods. Prices moderate. May 6,'tO tf JL) this Ofice.
GRAND OPENING
IN
HUTCHINSON'S BRICK BUILDING,
opposiU T. Stemple'g Store,
EAST STROUDSBURG.
Having just opened with an entire new stock of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
CONSISTING OF
DRESS GOODS,
DELAINES.
POPLINS,
WHITE GOODS,
CASSIMERES,
CLOTHS,
AND OIL CLOTH.
WOOLENS,
SHAWLS,
ALPACAS,
FLANNELS,
DOMESTICS,
PRINTS,
Also a full assortment of choice Family Gro
ceries and Provisions, Flour, Feed, Meal, Salt,
Fish, Pork, Oil, Syrups, Molasse, Sugars,
Crockery and Tinware, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
Flavoring Extracts, and Spices of every kind,
and in fact every thing usually kept in a Dry
Goods Store. All my goods are new and can
not fail to give satisfaction.
Goods shown with pleasure. Call and ex
amine before purchasing elsewhere and there
by save time and money.
J.'II. SIIOTWELL,
Formerly Slater & Shotwell.
Dec. 4, 1873.-3ra
Cards, Bill-Heads, Labels, &c,
NEAT, CAEAP AND QUICK,
Printed to Order at the
JEFFERSONIAN
B
JUL)
riming
OFFICE,
Main Street, Stroudsburg, Pa.
CaT" All Orders promptly filled. Giv us
a call.
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