no'
New Mexico Bread.
f THK NATIVES GROW, GATHER, AND
GRIND y ilEAT.
. I, ,r tii ask tal".
V correspondent of that bright journal,
, ,"Ii!w;iukie Sentinel, writing from Gol-
!,!! Ill' Vyl"Vliv, -
' ransrer travelling in New Mexico
i .-.t 1112: of the bread made there is cur
'.' t0 kfiow how and of what it is made ;
!v nl the color and taste of the black loaf
j'.'j-.j.,, him. ho is un:ib!e to tell whether it
'K. i.f wln-at. of oats, of cautus, or of potato
,K'.k He tastes the article and abandons
One mouthful is sufficient to stay his
'ite m that direction, and desires he to
k fur. He tools very very much
' t 1 1 I
-he man hi a certain restaurant aia, who,
; ,v;Tr taken a Hp oi some vile concoction
... U!I re niiu, excianneu ; - wen, 1 Ue
,. v; hat is tins 1 oee nere, waiter.
jrtlii is toffee bring me tea, and if it is
... T want some coffee." This bread is
.''i.(,;lt-i!i-bread. and of the various proees
j,. wheat undergoes before it is made
1 bread. I shall give a short account.
In the rst J'l-'e, m order that wheat
1h' obtained wheat must must be sown.
,, lfure it is sown the ground must be
1 Tl.t . ..II 1 ..t-,- . 1... li
areu. mi , out us
how these operations are per-
Well. then, the pound is first
ic J, or rather scratched, with an im-
-:it decidedly primitive in coiystruc
J: which consists of a pole and a stick
l,ui!J together with raw-hides. Thiscon
, cni is drawn by a yoke of oxen, which are
a;..., !0,j to the pole, and is steered by a
Mexican, who. hangs on to one end of the
JA. the other end ! slightly sharpened or
Tw with iron, entering the soil. The
" T
I', -ii:eJ-
a!o
l .. 1 1 1 1 3 1
,,-,!! is sown ir. iiuiiu ;i:iu int; gioiina nar
r.vci bv having a limb of a tree dragged
i-UT U- iivii jiuin is 1 lpo
When the grain is ripe the
Mexican proceeds in his bungling manner
t.T tha!
I n.,
J 1 lIV
A Troy paper puts its racing hems un
der the head of Ethnological.
Enormous new deposit of lead have just
been discovered in Missouri.
Pettcrson, X J., has just shipped ten
,vi4,wj lu Russia, i'attcrsou is rusJt
iiiings.
Evidence of the revival of organized vio
lence throughout the South comes bvrvorv
j
aSTOTIOE.
mail.
There are 230,000 tons of shipping on the
-V to can rrancisco. They are after
wheat
Texas is
cargoes.
fast losing all
i-l.vx 1
uii ni 1 1 - . 1 1 inimoji
through the stupidity of the Democrats of
the old regime.
.
Kentucky is the srr&vtest h
e - c r
otaie in me country, and yet it has fully
uity muruers to one h;
order Fixing the time
f)f hnlilinrr 1t T? nr, 1 m TV.... r 1 1
Courtnof Monroe (Jountv. in the Kiatonf P.-.n. . . nn i?aned durmcr my pleasure one
svlvania: limine lop linggy to Dr. Oeo. W. Jckson, I
And now. May 29th, 1373, this being the -mmcn g
first term of the Courtis in i.. .,-,-L. . JOI SELW OOD,
after the uaman of the Act of r V, K.7 i btroud tsP Au6- 6, 1874-31
signating the Judicial District of the Common
wealth, &c., &.;" it in now ordered and direc
ted that the time of holding the regular terms
of the several courts in and for said countv
shall be the " '
NOTICE.
FOURTH MONDAYS
All persons having anv claims against me.
will present them properly authenticated for
settlement. In tuture no bills will be naid
1 . t 1 . . .
uiuer-j, larougn me, or my authorized agent
of FEBRUARY. MAY. sfptitipvw ..iL . E. ORTON
DECEMBER, in each 'uTZ Mwad Jl' 8 1874-16-lm.
week, it necessary, subject to lie enlarged,
modified or changed as now provided hv law!
And it is further ordered that this Order he
published in the newspapers published in the
borough of Stroudsburg, in Raid countv, at least
ays before the fourth Monday of Septem
ber next.
Bv the Court,
SAM'L S. DREIIER, Pres't Judge.
Johx DeYouxo, Associate Juvlge.
i .tkk Uhuver, Associate Judge.
aniriner.
Ei
in.uui;tL:ni- jmruur the last inn
months we have nnportcJ nearly eighty
niilliuns less than for tl
18 ...u
Jn lino ventas. It is estimated that thn
wine product of Sonoma ValW P-l
this year exceed one and a half millinn
gallons.
The Western Grangers are getting exact
g. They hive voted that SDrinirlintr thr
hair with hay -seed is no longer sufiWnt
10 win tneir suurair'
ea.
1!! not s:iv cut his srrain, fur he
t but to break off. saw oft" the
.,w. an ! pull it up bv the roots, using for
wr;'.V' ii suine old barrel hoop or other
;,j.o : ir' M which he had sharpened and
.rl;od up n until a toothed edge was
j
:r this ceremony is finished, the crop
.. - V. .r.-.il llli lMlt into fill '1H-1 iQlir1 flll.-l
;i;:ii- uf the m-ihborhooJ turned in to
i". .-it hv t!i wliip-lash of the gallant 3Icx
;n until the grain is well threshed out.
1 1 mL'ht add. well flavored. Then the
: whc;.:. chaff, dirt, and stones are
11 11 1
1 i".' 11. to macs una emptied in neaps
V'i H an 1 children participate in the
T!,.,,. t.,t-., n l,-.tf.,l -.,P
:x:::r'.' uwi inrow 1; iuij me air , tne
Til 1 - 1
awav tne cnatt. ana the pure
upon a smooth, hard, fiat
i'.c previously prepared. This pro-
- i-.r,tir.ued until all the solid matter
1 rarat'.--! from the chaff, and often lasts
;ral weeks. Xow the farmer gathers
the rux cods of his crop into cowhide
rd vAr? it to the mill.
Ohio is beginning to tread on the hooU
of our own State in the matter of ca re
duction. The yield of the Hocking Valley
jdone, this year, will be over a million tons.
We raise annually in the United Stat.
nearly 150,000-000 bushels of potatoes, re
presenting a money value of about $100.
UOO,000 to the consumers. As an article
of food it has a greater value to us than
any other that we call root crop. Twenty
five per cent, of the weight of the potato w
soiia dry substance, and of this 62.5 per
cent, is starch.
Attest : Tho. M. McIlhaxey. I'mth'v.
S74.
August 20, 1ST
STATKMKST
OF THE
Receipts and Expenditures
OF THE
BOROUGH OF STllOUDSBURG,
For the year ending 16th July, 1874.
Borough Ordinances.
ORDINANCE No. 9.
Ie it enaeted and ordained by the Burgess
and A own Urinal of the Uorough of East
stroudsburg: 'J hat all the property holders on
the north side of Washington street from the
corner of Crystal and Washington streets to the
intersection of Courtland street, shall curb and
pave the side walk along their respective prop
erties, either with brick or stone by October
1, 1874. The width of the sidewalk shall be
b feet.
10.
ORDINANCE No
Be it ordained and enacted bv the Bureefs
and Town Council of the Borouph of Kast
Stroudsburg: That all the property owners
on the west side of Washington street, from
the corner of Courtland and Washington sts. to
. T d: .1.11 i i ..
me iiou onugr, fns.n iav a siae waiK oi stone,
brick or plank; in case of plank, the same shall
be not less than inches thick and 14 inches
wide, placed side by side with space of 14
inches between. The walk shall le put down
in a substantial and workmanlike manner, un
der the direction of the Street Committee, bv
October 1, 1874.
Iii case of non compliance with the above
ordinances, the Borough will cause the paving
and curbing of said side walks to be done and
633 u-$ C2W 59 charge 20 per cent, advance on cost of labor
and material.
WILLIAM WALLACE, Treasurer, iu account with
said fund.
DR.
For cah in hnd per Auditors
last (Kttlement, t J 4".
AbW taxes rc'd on Pupli?ato 73, 340J It
Judgment Preher and M'llhaney, 351 70
or coli ccToas.
Ged. F. Heller, Duplicate, 169, 30 00
Alexander Fuwler 1171, 470 00
John h liber, H72, 12i9 10
tuber, 1S73,
CR.
By Borough Bounty Bonds, Rodctncd to wit
Xo. 14. Charles Troch dated 17tu
Feo. S 100 00
No. 14, Hannah WyckofflS Apr. '63, 100 00
No. 104, Jeo. P. Ht'iin, "ih Oct. '6o, 200 00
No. 6. Daniel Peter 50th r.r 'an fu eu
No. too, do do lith sP. 'i-,, loooo-swooo IVTOTICK TO THE
Boroccu Bonm IJEPKEMEL. M
ii. Maple & Bary, 31st Jan. 170. $ 100 00
interest paid on Bond llcUeemed, 60
Interest paid on out standing Bond, to wit:
C per rent Bonds, U72 S 24 00
Approved this 7th dav of .Tulv, 1874
GEO. E. STOUKFER. Bui
Attest IIenuy Miller, Sec'v.
July 23, 1S74. ?.t.
Burgess.
00
50 Tax-payers of Monroe Co.
187:
U U U
' lllil,
s " " " i7a,
Intorf-si paid S. L lrake, on check,
iorip receivca.
Checks Paid.
For Lighting Street Lamp $ 100 70
Oil. Ac., ISO 00
Police Kstra. j.ti r0
Printiuj and Advertising, S3 00
Secretary, services, Ac, 68 00
Serving Notlies, 3 9
Jail Fees, 3 70
Surveying Quaker Alley, 20 00
Auditor, l7.'i, t (K)
Attorney Fees, -jo Oi)
Pound Knt, 5 00
has 1,-1 v:?. i?rrci.T . ......
MIH.M.HJ, Ireland 1.132, and the tinted ! Commission on SS177 Hat 'jp-rct.
M;itp C.ii -HM Tr1,c;.. A,...f:.. ...!! "Mi wived from all sources ex-
Flax ha been grown in India, chiefly
for its seeds, for some years, but of late the
Bengal government has encourage its pro
duction as a fibre. Ireland is the great
country for flax spinning, and raises a good
portion of the fibre used, but Russia culti
vates more flax than all the rest of the
world. The total area fur all countries is
.J:0()0.0i)() atrcs. of which Russia
In pursuance to an Act of Assemblr, entitled
" 1 A ... .! .. . : j4l..t1.? r ... .
.-in .in jciaiing 10 me coueciion 01 oiaie and
IS t'k'i'.V
fall
A Moxiiv.n
unnz mill is considered
i.'i n- nr. exc-ffdingh complicated af-
r-j!siring ia:jteriy skill to run it. It
i i... r. a very well executed caricature
a j'Oi.i-ct burlvS'iue throuirhout
l :.;! !;:!;: is a small two-tory shantv
-i uTc.Tlv over a sw-ii runmnc: stream
.T. 'J he water-wheel is Ruthin
i i'".:ic boards struck, in :u ound an
Austria, and
trance are the greatest flax raisers, with
the exception of Russia. Thr- number r.f
spindles in Ireland is 001.41)0 ; in France,
tiO.OOO, but in Russia (the greatest pro
ducer) only 130,000. (ircal Britain and
Ireland have 1,4015,343 spindles,, or nearly
half of all the world.
MARRIED.
cpt 523 40 in hand at laM settle
ment
By the Rev. Cha. E. Van Allen, assisted
by Rev. Cha. Melne, August 11th, Mr. Jacob
Jennings and Miss Lvdia I .'jtrunk, both of
M. Smithfield.
t!
:."ikeirs !.
tv. In the
w rkc-d.
'.."t ;:i in anv
r c:-!)tr?
:ti 1 is tunivd bv the water
ie cflt. This is in the firs
-x-unJ !.torv the millstone;
Ihey are two in number
fi"iirin mill, with a hole in
. through which this upright
: j asses. I lie bottom stone is
:n t'ri' k-wurK. while tiie urrar
i" 1
v.eM--.J list to the shaft, and revol-
v;-' it -"'I the jaddles below. It sit:
.v ov.;r and or. top of the lower stone
....1 in 1
- --.i ...ajtiic:.-!.! nor trimmed, ana. con
.;T.:!y, constantly wearing offstone-w.i..-h
mc iu'with the flour. The
v-' ' ' rvi.ir. w'nli its mouth often out
. V. -." .1 1 1 j..
-. .-.:ck:u ttirouL'Ji the r.ot through
. . ,. -i in ji. is no rurn ,iro urn
"r- f:,..i: ...!. a a:. . . rr
- .-' u;-- jj.jur jiics on in everv
::';"':'n ! f-n the floor, where, after bein?
' 1 r .. 1 . . r
. ! u:n icer. is swept up m a
finallv T.Ilf ritn r.x .1. A. n-L-s
then, after all thse different
';""rc. li'.ur result-in therefrom is
fur a iviliTi-wl r?i 111 tt n-it nme.
' '".v it through a sieve made of
s;ri(-"jrs C,r r.rlr.r-it.1 ...! Kn
. 'I,. ... ... . - . , . ... .
",i:,rove it much It. is still the
'- Jn-'-l; '.f Hitk T An nr. '.rnnr,!. It c tnl-n
' the skin of the Mexican who eats
clna' hint -dark complettion."
a half
per cent, of the
f'i s:iar and molasses from
Uf yr. (v.me to tlie Tnitl States
Af?i hv it.
Ir:
f,f,''oing obliged to import 850.-
; """i ci grain and flour, a in
!;.-e ha. this year a surplus of
'""J worth of wheat to mIL
- r. D,,aglaSs. of X. Y. citv, has found
IjyctteCJletreat VlUum in this
tfiair of -Christum Latin and
ejecting to the tCiichiug of the
i ' T j-. .-!. T 1 . 1
., w; iiorts 01 such heathens a;
anJ Homer.
IU'7 2237 ao
3 41 County Taxes in the countv of Monroe," ap-
1 -J I rp-ta-jH II... IC.;-? 1. ... T
v, iou, me iDuiuv .treasurer
will meet the Tax pavers of paid countv. for the
collection of estate and Lountv I axes in and
for the following places, to wit
In the Borough of Stroudsburg, Saturday
July 25, 1ST 4 at the Treasurer's Office.
Ross Township, Mondav Julv 27, at the
1 louse oi J. 11. tocker.
Eldred Township, Tucsdav, Julv, 2S, at the
House ot hjdward Arantz.
1'olk lownship, Wednesday July, 29, at the
House 01 Joel IJerlin
Chestnuthill, Thursdav "0 at the House of
Charles Kberlc, and Friday July 31, at the
House 01 jMalilon Miupp.
Ja(tk.son Township, Saturdav August 1st, at
in. House ol Uto. II. binger.
Aunkliannock lownship, Mondav August
at the House of Ruben Uonser.
lobyhanna Township, Tuesday August 4
at the Hou of Isaac Stoufler.
t'oolbaugh Town.-hip, Wednesdav Aurus
i at the House of Samuel Case.
.Barrett lownship, Thursday August 6, at
the House of John W. Yotherp.
Taradise Township, Friday August 7, at the
House of James Knitz.
Pocono Township, Saturday August 8, at the
House of Charles Rrown.
Price Township. Mondav August 10, at the
GREAT BARGAINS
AT
j. BUSTER'S,
The National Hall of Fashion!
THE OLDEST ASD MOST RELIABLE CLOTMNG HOUSE IX T0WK!
Goods marked down at lower prices than ever before.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE LARGE AND FINE SELECTED
STOCK
OF
J
Hals, Caps, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods, &c.
I am selling all wool Scotch Plaid suits for S12 00 and upwards. A fine lot of English Vi
aginl and IJaxket Coata and Vet from $14 to $30. Fine Blue and Black Cloth Coat from
$7 oO to 18; a large lot of Union Cassimere ouits from f5 75 to $10; a large lot of Pant
from $1 oO upwards.
ALL THE VERY LATEST STYLES OK
HATS, CATS, UMBRELLAS AND SUN SHADES,
AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES !
A tremendous Jarre utock of Parer Collars nr.d Cnfo t tp,!..! nrtrci. Y.. r9n rt
splendid cloth-faced folded edge Collar for 25 cts.; a large lot of Ladies and Genta' Scarf,
x iCT, uu, oiii.. iianuKercwieis, ivc. eiieap. Stamped nkirts 75 cent--; French corsetts 75 centi-;
a large lot of box-plaiting; Ladle's Jinen collars and cuffs, with balls; Ladies belts, Ac. cheap.
Always on hand a full line of
White Shirts, Hoisery and Gloves.
A SPLENDID LOT OF DRY GOODS CHEAP!
Japanese eilk 45 cent; Japanese cloth 35 cts: fine Alnurr 35 tr. 60 ru- IVrru! m tn .tf
cts; Calicoes 9 to 12J cts; Muslin from 10 cts upwards. All the latest shades of Gray Mo
hair and Worsted I)res Goods real cheap. Call and examine the make and quality of good
before purchasing elsewhere.
April 30, 1574.
N. RUSTER,
PROPRIETOR OF THE NATIONAL II ALL OF FASHION
30 es- $ 31CS 02
G097 48
$ 105 11
DIKD.
! B.U. in Tn-as. hand, IGlb July, 1J;4,
C. R. ANDRE, ) . ,.,
JABKSUX LANTZ, -Kwiit-"n-
'. T'ul iii'J"btednti of tli? Boroujh pir
i Auditors hist ."ttl -tncut, $ 2$ 9"9 21
CR.
Br bonds rMwratd dnring th year 6C"iO 00
rr.-sont sunt, of outstanding boiids.
IrM wninres, 5 2S ZOO 22
Stroi.d.burg, Auyist CO, 1?74?
Teacher's Committee. I
The Committee appointetl at the last Annual
Teacher's Institute, to assist in preparing a
Programme for the next Count r Institute, is
hereby requested to meet the undersigned at House of Lewis Long.
In Stroudsburg, August 17, 1S74, Sarah,
daughu-r of Ktbecca Daily, aged 25 years, 2
months and 20 days.
At Tannersville, Ta., on Friday, evening
last, Gallic Sebring, wife of Thomas Scoring,
Esq., in the 49th, year of her age.
' his otiice in the Borough of Stroud-d.Hrjr. on j
j .Saturday, August 22d inst. at 1 o'clock P. M.
for the performance of the aforesaid dutv.
j J KKi:. FPJJTCIIEY,
County Snp't Monroe co.
Stroudsburg, Aug. lo, 1S74. 2t.
DURFEE'S ISLAND
At Oxford, N. J., on Friday, August 14, ! .
1S74, Cora Klizabeth daughter of William S-iCAMP MEETING-,
and Alice Hummer, aed abjut 10 months.
Special ISTotice.
New and beautiful Styles of the Estay Organ
are now readv at reduced price.
They combine PUKITY and POWER of
TONE not to be found in any other Organ.
As a proof of their superiority, the sale of
this Organ is more than double that of anv
other in this countrv.
Each instrument guarantcd in writing for
FIVE YEARS.
J. Y, SIGAFU.S.
Stroudsbrug, Pa.
M. Smithheid lownship, Tuesdav August
11, at the House of Jacob Place, and Wednes
day August 12, at the House of James Tlace
SmiihtiehS township, Thursdav Ausust 13,
at the H ouse of Simeon I). Hush, and Fridav
August I 1, .-it t!.e House of Thomas Brodhead
J';it Stroud.-burg, Saturday August 15, at
the H :ic of John IIohen!iefd.
Hamilton Township, Monday August IT, at
me nouse ot Charles Andiew, and Tuesdav
August I S. at the House of Charles Bossard. "
Stroud Township, Wednesdav and Thursday
. n .-.-.! . " . . . . .
.-ugust iv anu utn, at tUeUtticeof S.L.Drake
Collar?, tics, cuffs, t-usnenders, Sec, at
Fried's.
Go to Fried's for clothing, boots and
shoes, trunks, valices, and gents' furnishing
goods.
The largest and best assortment of ready
made clothinr, boot. and shoes, trunks and
valices at Ninon rned s.
Three quarters of a mile from Stroudsburg De
pr.t, commences Tucsdav Aug. ISth, and closes Esq.
Thursday, the 27th. Thaxpavcrs who avail themselves of this
llev. Wm. B. Wood will have charge. The opportunity to pay their Taxes will be entitled
spot is lovely. Come and enjoy this Feast of to an abatement of FIVE PERCENT. For
Tabernacles. the convenience of Taxpayers visiting Strouds-
jjoaru lor o uays or more $1 per day ; tor ourg, the treasurer will receive anv of the
transient visitors SI 2o; single meals 50 cents; above Taxes at his office, before said davs.
children under 12 years half price. Lodging, JONAS ALTIMUS, Treasurer.
ou cents per nigiit. stabling and teed lor hor- J une "J-j, lb, 4. yt
ses on the around.
For further particulars address Nelson De
trick, Analomink, Monroe countv, Pa.
The Camp-Meeting is under the control of
the Monroe County Association of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church.
August 13, 1S74.
immu SLATE
i
Executor's Notice.
Kstatc of ROPKIiT F. T.t "SII, dee'd.
Notice 1 hereby riven that Letters Testamentary up
on me rotate t i iior.cn t. mi(n, late or Mwuasburg,
decwol, haTe tn en erantl hy the Kecister of Monroe
county tr the nndorsigned. All periOQ.-i indebted to the
uid otat-c will make immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands aaintt the same will make
mem known without delav.
" WILLIAM WALLACE,
Hrnu.lslmrpr, June ;.5-fit.J KsectiUir.
OTJTIOISr.
Having loaned to Thomas Applegate, of
Smithfield, 1 Sorrel horse, 1 Lay horse,
1 two-horse wagon, 1 one-horse truck wagon,
spring buggy wagon, 1 double set of harness,
and 1 set tingle harness, during mv pleasure.
herebv caution all persona against in any
wav meddling with the same.
JOSEPH CRYSTAL.
East Stroudsburg, Pa., Aug. 20, 1874-3t.
'IKethilin- fn.,, .l.l- 1 .1
----- unu'.U'U ild J i; HOW II1I"SH
ale old l'cllows. ;is K0.111 us
tST'"i,,'H ive-e to the country to
- imr term
- .H,.1yV
commence to wear
t'lothes- everv d.iv
i0rf ' h'w fcleep " is all that the
rcjuirw tobchcalthv.
fridL:i (Mks.,) Guzctte savs :
'idT a? J,ohn KndU of Ala
':JZ Anur Spooncr a liar. Spoon
U ?'"f ma1- and th ether day
Kendall for the insult.
. ,. I,f"'t nira
iKea tin pan on
and now hi.-? honor
a gate post.
:,-k imt f, "
)tJ --urars and ten months
f... oiahed in Xr., A A Ar..'
-. .V T. 1
- - XL was clfivr9eri hv a
Tier I. 1 . . "J-
e t(. T itL piace last weeic.
i T VlUJ K,JH
i. IT .- . I
-rlh 1 j wt u:v ini :rv!ji
-i-i'
pit office.
NOTICE.
THE MEMBERS of the Monroe County
Mutual Fire Insurance Companv, are hereby
notified lhat the annual election of Managers,
for said Comnav. will be held at the Court
House, in the borough of Stroudsburg, on
Mondav. September 7. 1S74, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, at which time Thir
teen Managers will lie chosen to serve for one
year, or until others are duly qualified to fill
iheir plates, pursuant to Section 4th of the
act of Asseinhlv incorporating said Com pa v.
EDWARD P. DREIIER, Secy.'
Ofiice of the M. C. M. F. I. Co.
Stroudsburg, Aug. 20, 1874.
FOR SALE.
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale on
the premises, in Stroud township, adjoining
lands of W. L. Chapman and Susan Rrown,
near Stoke'a Mills, on
Saturday, August 29, 1874,
the following personal property, to wit :
3 Sets of CoLtage Furniture complete, each
set consisting of Bedstead, Bureau with looking
glass, Washstand, Chairs Ac Also one parlor
set embracing hair Sofa, Poking Chair, large
arm Chair, Marble top Table and hair seated
Chairs: Also a variety of other Furniture
consisting of Beasteads, Tables, cane and
wooden seated Chairs, Pocking Chairs, Sofa ;
two Stoves, Fruit Cans, Crockery, Washing
Tubs, Meat Stands, Lard Cans, and a great
number of articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, V. M-, when
terms will be made known bv
CHARLES DRAKE.
CiTAr.rs Kekhv, Auctioneer.
Augu.-t 4jn71 -L't
Farmers, Slaters and others in want of first
class RQOFIXG SLATE, can procure them
(by calling on Geo. W. Drake) at nearly Quar
ry prices. I do not keep or soil No. 2 or Rib
bon Slate.
TO TRESPASSERS.
All person are hereby forbid 1rn to tresspass in anv
way on property helonpine to the iiiKlersiijned, in Last
Stroudsburg. Su h su bathing, fishing, hunting, pather-
injr cane, or oinerwie. unler penally of the law.
XI.i Hifirvlif irtt.v r.urtiritl-irlv l.ffK.n. !.. V.....n .
I am also sole agent for Monroe County, for aa intolerable nuisance and all" parties found trespass
ing will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
;KO. K. STUl FFtR A Co ,
CHARLES L. RHODI-S.
Ca?t Stro'.Klb;ir?, June IS, 1974-lni.
Smith's Turbnlar 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 Rods before-
purchasing elsewhere.
GEO. W. DRAKE.
Stroudsburg, Aug. 5,'74-tf
To the Voters of Monroe County.
I hereby most respectfully announce myself as a
candidate lor the omce or
SHERIFF,
and if eWted, I rlele nirs.'If to honorably and faitk-
the duties of said office.
fully discharge I
.Stroudiburg, Au;ut 2n, l?"4-
JACOB K.SHAFFR.
To the Voters of Monroe County.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the
office of
SHERIFF,
and if f lectM, I pl edge myself to honestly and faithfully
discharge the duties of Kaid office.
JOHN BALDWIN'.
Ftroudsburjr, July 30, 1574.
LIME! LIME!!
The underii-rned herebv inform., the nublie that tbe
haeojnedtwo Kilni, near Experiment Mills, Monroe
rnnniy, i a., ana arc prepared to nil all orient promptly.
The capacity of the kilns are between three and four
hundred buhcH per day. The
LIME
IS OF A BETTER QUALITY
than that burned In a:iv other nart of the eountr.
Parties deiriiiR Iinie alnjj the line of Delaware,
Lackawanna A. U'ehtern IL IL will have their orders
promptly fiJltvi, hv addressing
G. AS. ULLLER,
Ecrriment Millii. I. !"
June u, li 4. tf Monroe county. Pa.
Auditor's Notice.
In the matter of the account of Tbomia Altemoi.
Afti?nee of Charles Sansenbach. Notice is hereby Mav M-1S74
Auditor f t tne. juagej oi ine court oi common rieas of
Monroe countv, t make distribution of the. funds in
the hands of the Asignee in and among the persons
entitled t Dcreto, win at-tc.m 10 tncflut-ieiiorhii. appotut
mnt on Monday, the 24f h day of Auenst, 1874, at 12
Caution Notice.
The undersigned, owners of Real Estate in
Stroud township, Monroe County, Pa., hereby
caution all peion against trespaA-ingon their
premies lor the purpose of fishing, hunting, or
tor any oilier purpose whatsoever, as thev will
hnve the law executed a in such onses provi
11. SILAS L. DRAKE,
CA Til AKIN E 8TA PLES.
A.
KOCKAFKLLOW,
o'clock, m., at hi oilice In Stroudsburg, when and where
r ttiok prop-.r.
J. II. WALTON.
Auditor.
I) E A LEU IN
those interested may attend if they i
July 30, l?74-4t.J
it i S J
it 1 1 fc
FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers at prirate
t rT 11 J.ii?. ...
ale ins xiuiij anu an ita enectF.
The house is situated at Tobyhanna Mills.
Monroe County, ra., in the central part of
the town, fcize of the bniiaing o0 feet front by
80 feet in depth. Every thing about the house
in good order. For terms, &c. all on the sub
scriber.
JEROME B. Fir AW.
j July 3 If 74. tf. i
Heady-Made Clothing, Genls Fur
nishing (,oods, Hals AC.ips,
Coots &. Shoes, lc.
EAST STROUDSBURG, PA.
(Near the Depot.)
The p jl lic are invjrtd to ca!l and ejarjiire
HENRY D. BUSH.
(Successor to R. F. & II. 1). Bush)
DEALER L
DRY GOODS & MTIOAS,
Shawls, Cloths and Cassimeres, !
silks, dp:laxes, calicoes,
AND
Dress Goods Generally,
White Goods, Flannels, Trimmings, and
HOSIERY,
i
AND IX SHORT
i
The usual stock of a xctll appointed j
DRY GOOD AND NOTION STORE. !
The stock was not purchased at
Auction or Bankrupt Sales
Main Street, Stkoudsbcho, Pa.
SEBASTIAN EOHLE,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
HOP CORN Kit OF
PocorXo and Green Streets,
STKOUDSBURC,, PA.
I am now prepared to make to order, all
kind. of Boots and hoes, such as French Calf,
American Calf, Kip, Turkey Moroco, Glove
Kid, and Pebble Goat, at reasonable prices.
Speeial attention paid to half-.oleinjj, heeling
and all kinds of mending. One trial and he
convinced. nov 6tf
J. 33. HULL,
(ucccFsor to J. E. Krdman,)
Monroe Co. Marble Works,
Main St., Stroudsburg, Pa.,
"Where will be found constantly on hand or
made to order,
j iu:adstoes, &c,
but will be sold at prices satisfactory t o of T(fe l1"" ad Amcricaii 'MarWe
, i i f i Having been m the employ of Mr. Erdman
purchasers, and warranted as to quality. for nearly ten years, I feel confident in ray
ability to please" all that give me a call. All
! work warranted to give entire satisfaction.
! Orders by mail promptlv attended to.
j feb 20'72-tf
CALL AND SEE.
II. P. BUSH.
Stroudsburg, April 30, 1874. tf.
UNDERTAKING.
McCARTY Sl SONS haTe on hand the larp.-st and i
- vWv a - s.ortrarnt of
COFFINS
h and
&f
tVRfiRiW TK1MMINOS
to be found outside of either rity (New York or rhilsM
phia), and will make thin branch or their husinreM a
speciality.
COFFINS and CASKETS
of any shape or stvl.. can be fiirnibd at one hnur'n
lioti.-e for shipment, at a iharee of onvthirl lejw than
any hoS in Stroudsltur;;. In no iao will thty char
iuuir anaii irn per cent. aiK)Te actual cot.
i:.iiratiig
attendM to in any part of the County at the hrtet
posMMe notice. June lH,'74-tf
GRAND OPENING
is
IIITCHIXSON'S BUICK BUILDING,
opposite T. Stemple's Store,
EAST STROUDSBURG.
Having just opened with an entire new stock of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
CONSISTING OF
PRICES REDUCED
at tiii:
Corner Store!
DRESS GOODS,
DELAINES,
POPLINS,
WHITE GOODS,
CASSIMERES,
CLOTHS,
AND OIL CLOTH.
WOOLENS,
SHAWLS,
ALPACAS,
FLANNELS,
DOMESTICS,
PRINTS.
THE
n
u
A No a full assortment of choice Familv Gm.
j ceries and Provisions, Flour, Feed, Meal, Salt.
x iwii, vii, cjvrups, .ioiaAaep, sugars.
Crockery and Tinware, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
I Flavoring Extracts, and Soicea of everv tin
m? I DTPOm riAA HO ?"dinaCt v,ything unually kept in a Dry
J Goods shown with pleasure. Call and ex-
; amine before purchasing elsewhere and thcrc-
i hy save time and money.
I J.'U. SHOTWELL,
Formerly Slater & Shotwell.
i Iec. 4, 1873.-3m
IN TOWN,
cdi. Prices moderate
Nfiy 6eO tf
Great bargains are now oftl-red in
'ANCY DRKSS GOODS,
A LPACAS, VFLV KTEENS.
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, FLANNELS, Jtf,
11 of whicli have been marked down tn
PANIC PRICES.
Goods all new and rieht in stvle. but
marked down to meet the time. We Invile
!1 to cill and see for themnelves. Terma
Cash.
C. R. ANDRE & Co.
dcc-4tf Main St., Stroudsburg, Pa.
BLBNKS OF ALL KINDS for ?a!e at
this OfHco.
Cards, Bill-Heads, Labels, &c,
E AT, IIEIP AXD QUICK,
Printed to Order at the.
JEFFERSONIAN
Job Printing
OFFICE,
Main Street, Stroudsburg, Pa.
I&f AH Coders prompt! v filled. Give Ui
a call.