t
'Has
ofHce
. '
OSq
riVe
the
ia!a.
anj
'-Us
ork
iscd
: of
the
the
her
not
be
tie-
:h
of ity
iu
A New Remedy for Potato Bugs.
,tlon.anria...Rin llarr. nav
iHitato hills or stalks is hid yard.
' " 1 :M unfit1 lilltrq
i
0u one in" '
1 .l....i..ir.ul AovJ
irVOU
rcinoveu mm uv.;.
S ..;,r itcea
more bugs vciv i-unwi u.i
I exterminated.
A Jot ot lresh horse
nlaced around on the
9ure , ,lr onnn"h the buirs jravc
was
- i;;u n wide berth after the
ivl"ti' i l...n ai-i'lied. Farmers and
I
pure
raisin;.
1' IMS ILIUWp liouuix .v. v
llo well to tryjheperinicn
rimcnt.
I An Afflicted Country.
T-rkcv is a most unfortunc country just
T i.;, l.w the ravages of famine a
HOV- .. ; . .;,,.. niimiiir flir flifl-
,1 4l!v disease i -
I "herd"' throughout the empire from
p Lad to the Adriatic. In the province
L.:aaai'
lS M mi I.
i
X ....i.mir. llli; i-nv-ii'i " - I
0rl,'.,rv disease amoiijr the cattle that is
1 ' '-ii," tliinnimr the herds. On the plains
. ,' skeletons of thousands and
tl Autids of hoq cover the ground, fchep
striwed of their entire herds in
r Inv cases, have -one insane over the cal--aitv.
In the country about Adrianople
fjlv thirty per cent, of the homed cattle
a'nrf horses have already died of disease.
Tie entire pastoral regions of the empire
,m smitten with the disorder, which is
Jd to trreatly resemble the murrain spoken
j in the Hihle.
I - -
j Board of Pardons.
A
111 mnisr.UUG, June 10. The Board of
Tnhiiis, which met in the office of the
ecrctarv of tftate, yesterday morning, at
ten o'clock, did not conclude its labors until
joi Jniizht. Attorney-Gcueral Dimniick,
( Jcnoral McCandless, .Secretary of Internal
'Affairs, and Colonel Quay, Secretary of
iftate were present. About fifty applica-
tiuns were considered, half of them new
-eases. Of tins number four were recom
T,.nrbd for nardon, as follows : Marcus
Yo-rt. of Jlarrisbur, felonious assault
Charles Africa, of Huntingdon, assult and
hatterv : Kit-hard hums, ot Alleghany, lar
cenv ;" Michael Sullivan, of Philadelphia,
ste.-i'ilt and battery. The remainder of the
.Vi, lir.it ions with the exception of six or
& -
.sewn held under advisement, were refused
The ecininutatiiin of the death sentence of
. Ambrose Lynch, of Alleghany, and Henry
J3i iet land. of Washington, to imprisonment
fvr life in the penitentiary, was formally en
tered en the minutes.
i
1 At r.rodlieadsriile. May Sth. lS7o, by Rev.
J. K. Seh'jedler, Mr. Daniel C hristnian, of Penn
Forest, Carbon Co., Pa., and Miss Christiana
Xcrger, of EMred, this county.
At Urouheadsville, May 2oil, 1875, by Rev.
J). E. Windier, Mr. Obadiah Daily and Miss
Xeah stanier, both of Hamilton.
3 At r,rr.iihcadsvillc, May SOtli, 1S74, by Rev.
J). E. Schieiller, Mr. Peter Butz of Hamilton,
and Miss Mary E. Stollkt, of Ross.
t At Tannrrsville, June 6. 1S75, by Rev. I). E.
;chw11er, Mr. Joseph M. Heekraan and Miss
Albtsta l Stadler, both of Tannersville,
i At the M. E. Parsonage, Analomink, Pa.,
AVediiestlav cvcninir, June Pth, 1S75, bv tlie
aicv. K. L." Martin. Mr. M. L. Smith, and Miss
platiie A. Ilanna, both of East Stroudsbnrg.
Special jSTotice.
Plaster.
A new lot on hand at .Stokes' Mill?.
Price
per ton or C0 cents per bushel. (irain
waniei in exenange.
; Corn 1'Octs. per bushel, Rve $1.05 at present
J3Iay 13-lra. S. WYCKOIT & SOX
j Adams it Walton have some bargains in
f.ESoot and Shoes, also Ladies' and
I Misses' serge, at low figures. June 3-3t.
I Wool 1.000 lbs. Wool Vanted at Adams
I l' Walton's for which the highest cash price
! will be paid. June 3-."t.
I A fresh supply of Kiisrlisla Salted
1 Potash, just received at Williams' Drug
I Store. Main street, Stroudsburg. Pa. War
f ranted pure. PETER WILLAMS.
i June G-tf.
1
I Just received at William's Drug Store, a
I larce. stock of White Lead, Linseed Oil and
I VARNISH for the spring trade. Price of
I Jjcad and Oil reduced. March IS,
'75.
Auditor's Notice.
JUatc of MARGARET GRIFFIX, iked.
The undersigned appointed by the Orphans' Court
'Olonro county auditor to "take proof and report
fa' ts and also report an account against Jerrpe W.
K!hauj;h the administrator of said Margaret Griffin,
flei'd. hereby pi Te notice that he will attend to the
iiitie of his appointment on Thursdav, the lotlidav
f July 1S75, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the Prothonotary's
(lice, in Stroudsburfr, when and where all person fu
terestcd may attend if ther see proper.
TIIO.'M. McILIIAN V, Auditor.
June 1C.
Beyer's Poultry Powder.
Warranted, If naed In time,
to cure rhietcu cholera and
gapes. Villi asuprly oftUia
Powder, and a bestowal of
ordinary attention to clean
liness and propel feediLp.
'I'ist,
keep
tunc.
Itli a needful eappiy or
five fur ji.oo,
: T
Seut free upon re-
cpt or prlc.
AddreM.
A. C. METER & CO.
Baltimore.
June IT, 1875-Ora.
ORDINANCE No. 13.
and enacted by authority of tht same
kc. 1. That tlie Stroudsburg Passenger
Railway Company be and hereby is required
"nd directed to remove the track of aid Rail
way to the center of Washington street; be
ginning at a point midway between the Eas
tern end. erf the Eastern wing-walls of the Iron
lirijge over IJrodhead's Creek in the said Ror
otigh of East Stroudsburg, to a ioint in paid
s-lreet where Courtland street intersects said
ashingtort street in said liorough near the
ptore of Thomas Stem pies.
W'-H. That said Stroudsburg Passenger
Lailway Com'pany be and hereby is directed
in re-laying said Railway track to conform
with the grade of said Washington street as
tlie same ha been established by the Burgess
and Town Council of said Borough of East
Stroudsburg.
Sec. J II That ten days notice shall be given
to said Stroudsburg Passenger Railway Com
pany of the enactment of this ordinance, and
lat said Railway be removed as herein en
acted within two months from the service of
Aft
f tt Ordained, and, entifloil hti ll, Cjtrruimlinn
"f tlie Borough of JCatt Slrowhbvrg, in Town
Gjnnril Awmltcd, and it U hereby ordained
aiu notice.
Approved June 7th, 1875.
PHILIP LYON,
Atttl: Chief Burgess.
Uu.o. Y. Hoyf man,
Secretary. June 17 -It.
FOR SALE.
John "NVetling, offers for sale, 1 four horse
Wagon and one cood l'liorso Carriage, which
will he sold at a reasonable figure. For fur
ther particular apply to
IIISMIY WET LING,
I'aradise TVn., 1. O.
June 17-3t. Monroe county, Ta.
otitQ Bug! Potato Bim!!
The most eflectoal remedy yet known is
Paris Green.
There are several gradesof it in the market.
The projer grade can be had at
DUE HER & BRO S
DRUG STORE,
MAIN STUEKT, STROU 1 SBURG , PA.,
where you will be presented with a paper, giv-
ing a nisiory oi me pug, ana now to gee ni
of it.
June 17, 1S7.V- lit
STATEMENT,
Stroudaburg School District's Receipts and
Expenditures for 1S74, tax rale 13 mills on
the dollar of valuation.
Am't of duplicate 1S74, $ 2251 00
Receipts.
Treas. received from former
Treasurer, 187 00
Received of Collectors 2179 GO
" Sute appropriation 353 32
" all otiier sources 397 43, $3117 Co
Treasurer Expended.
For repairing and furn'ing $G21 SI
For teachers' wages, 1650 00
For Fuel and contingencies, 117 7S
Fees for Collector and Treas. 101) 23
Debt and interest paid, 571 51
Other expenses, C9 20
Salarv of Seeretarv, 25 00 $3104 53
Ain't overpaid by Treasurer
deducted to balance), 40 S3
Amount ofliabilities, 17S9 55
Am't of tax vet uncollected, 1215 39
Exces ofliabilities, $574 10
ROB'T R. DEPUY, Trea't
Attft : C. S. DirrnicK, Sec.
Stroudsburg, June 17, 1875.
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
Stroud Township, for 1874.
DR.
GKOKCE IUl:l and CIIAKLES SWINK, Overseer of
the Poor of Stroud township, for the year IS, 4
To am't. of duplicate for year 1874, $ "1'4 13
" lialanee due Township on settle
ment of account, April 14, 1S74, 118 4.V-$ 842 58
CR.
!.v ain't, paid f'r hoard of raiiers, $ 301 .r0
" fuel " 4 00
" " clot hint; " 1G
paid Justice of Peace for Warrants Ac. 7 57
Joseph Swink, for llav C 40
' Win. Ihiri, (.oiinsel f.'-e .1OW0
" I. I. Walton. Medical services G 50
" Auditors f.r 1S73, 10 50
" Thos. l. Mi llhanev, cost in suit
of Township vs. t 'liarh-s Heller
for support of his Father.
Iil (.loo. 1'. Heller, fornosls furnihl
Paupers f'r vcar 1372.
Paid .;co. F. lfeller, Judgement
" Charles Swink, fr services
" (ieo. Iturd,
" " making Duplicate Ac.
- Chrt k lxxik
Exonerations for 1874,
1S7::,
Commissions for collecting Tupli-ate
of 174. am't. 5714 1-! at 5 per cent.
15 12
r.o oo
!S 87
16 50
27 00
.1 IS
2 00
1000
7
05 70
Taid Auditor's for auditing account
of Supervisor's and Poor and luak
itis: out statement. 15 00
r.Mlancedue Townsliln, 114 Mf 842 58
Fxaniinii.tl and allowed this 7th dT of June, 1S75,
t ' i?f. if irn i L-it k
J At. Oil J. ANtiLt;
RD.
ABKAHAM nilOnUS
ship, for rear 1S74.
Supervisor of Stroud Town-
Amount of Duplicate,
Balance due Abraham Khodes,
CR.
$
JO 00
So 00 S 564 43
By anion nt of lahor on public roads S 3y7 70
49' w days services as Supervisor, 74 25
Plank and timler for bridges, 0i 05
Stationery, 97
Counsel ii', 5 OO
Blacksmithing and Spikes, 2 5o
S-ttlin? duplicate, 5 00
Town Clerk. 1 25
Attending audit, 1 50
Exonerations, 10 0 $ 561 45
Examined and alllowed this 7th. day of June, 1375.
.r.. n. .mii.i.m:, i 4j:,
JA i;J.AN;li; ) Auditor
DR.
EDWARD LEE, Supervisor of Stroud Township for
the year 1874.
Amount of lu plicate, J 515 07
Tax transfered from William II.
Owens, Duplicate, 75
Balance due Edward I-e, C7 64 S 584 C6
CR.
Ay amount of labor nn public roads,
Bridge plank and timber,
Sledge drills and spikes.
Making duplicate, laying tax tc.
Powder and fuse,
Counsel fee,
fi4:,4 days services as Supervisor,
Settling duplicate,
Attending audit,
Exonerations,
S 409 f.2
50 43
8 21
a so
2 07
0 no
OS 55
5 (M)
1 50
2 13$ 554 3G
Examined and allowed this 7th, day of June, 1875.
iitAK II. .MII.I.I.K,
JACOB J. ANGLE,
Auditors.
'DR.
SIMON BARRY, Treasurer of School funds
in account with Stroud Tspffor year 1874.
July 23d, 1874, cah from G.
Treas. on unseated lands $ 31 21
Sept. 18, State appro'tion 334 34
Oct. 31, J. A. Featherman,
collector vear 1873. 1.10 00
Dec. 12, J. A. Fetherman, 50 00
April 1,'75 J. A. Fetherman 7o 00
May 1, Wra. M of teller, '74 987 22
June 4, " M 231 25
.June 7. " " 65 00
Bal. due S. Rary, Trea. 22 9G $1916 98
CR.
Amount paid Teachers on
Vouchers, $ 1419 00
For fuel, 288 92
Repairs on School Houses &c 81 50
Stoves for Schools, 51 90
Win. Fine, Sec'y. for services 30 00
Bal. due Treas'r June 1, '74,
as per settlement 7 C4
Commissions on receiving and
paving out $1901 62, at 2
per cent. 38 02 $1940 98
Examined and allowed this 7th day of June,
1 "
G EO. H. MILLER, . ... .
JACOB J. ANGLE, fmllt08'
' DR.
WM. II. OWENS, Supervisor, of Stroud
Township for year 1874.
Amount of duplicate, S 722 58
Rec'd. of Jas. Delong, col.
special tax for vr. 1871, 145 43
Bal. due Wm. IL Owens, 359 15 S 1237 10
CR.
A mt of labor on public roads $830 37
Plank and lumber, 134 02
Spikes, picks and blacksmith'g 17 59
Counsel fee, 5 00
98 days services, Supervisor 147 00
Settling duplicate, 5 00
Exonerations, 5 20
Cash paid on Judgment of
East Stroudsbursr in full 85 48
Attendinsr audit. 1 50$ 1237 16
Examined and allowed this 7th day of
June, 1875
GEO. H. MILLER,
Auditors.
J
June 17. 187
JACOB J. ANGLE, (
'5-3t.
Ci-ir' A CCn Per Dav at home. Termfifreo. Ad-
iDLiJ lQ Kp5Wdrst.G.StHJ30iiJLCo.rnrtland,le,
February 4, 175. Jy.
AXOTIIEIt TROPHY
KY THE
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS!
These superior and leautifully finished in
struments so far eclipsed their competitor in
volume, purity, sweetness and delicacy of tone,
as to carrv otf the first and onlv premium giv
en to exhibitors of reed Organs at the Monroe
County lair, held September Ho, 14.
Buv onty the best, ior once list address
Oct 1-tf. JY. SIGAFUS,
15,000 to 20,000
AV ANTED!
7 Per Cent.
COUNTY BONDS
FOE SALE.
INTEREST PAYABLE ANNUALLY.
The Commissioners of Monroe Conntv offer
for sale 7 percent. Bonds to suit purchasers.
Tlie bonds are issued under Act of Assembly
of April 2d, 1870, authorizing the issue of
bonds for the purjiose of raising funds for the
building a new Jail. Said Bonds are exempt
irotn au taxation, ana a raro opportunity is
offered to capitalist, largesor small, for invest
ment at home on the most reasonable terms.
For further information apply to
PETER E DINGER, "
SANUEL POSTENS, Cbm'ra.
JACOB FRABLE, J
The Commissioners will meet at their office
in Stroudsburg, on Monday of each week, for
the purpose of issuing Bonds.
M. II. DREIIER, Clerk.
June 10, 1S75.
Mercantile Appraisement, 1875.
Notice is hereby piren to all Wholesale and Retail
dealer of Merchandise, Distillers, Ac, of the County
of Monroe and late of Pennsylvania, that they are
assessed by the undersigned. Appraiser of Mercantile
taxes for the year 1S75. as follows, to wit :
Barrett Township.
License.
E. F. ralen, 7 00
Abraham Albert, 7 00
lxriiiR Andrews, 7 00
Chafer A Kinehart, 7 00
J. .. Coleman. 7 00
ClIESTNLTIIlLL.
Jacob M. Kresce & Bro., $ 7 00
Charles Tidd, 7 00
Franklin Stotz's Estate, 7 00
Isaac Kodeubaugh, 7 00
J.J. Stitcher, 7 00
Martin Kishpaugh. 7 00
Cooluacuii.
David Bowman, S 7 00
1 odi:e, Meigs A Co., 12 00
Lewis T. Smith. 7 00
East Strocisbiro.
- J. H. Shotwell, 10 00
William Barger, 10 00
1 M. Witater, 10 00
A. Kockafellow, 7 00
John Burt, Brewerr, 15 00
Marv Deats, Milliner, 7 00
Edwin Troch, 7 00
t Jeorge Mann, 7 00
Thoraos J. Dunn, Saloon, 7 00
Samuel Ictrick, 7 00
J. B. Morgan, 10 00
W. X. Harris, 7 00
Lowder A. Vanvliet, 10 00
Bossard A Hood, 7 00
Eld red Towxsuip.
John llarter. -- 7 00
George Frantz's Estate, 7 00
Hamiltox.
Allen Metzgar, 7 00
Jacob S. McNeal, 7 00
George B. Duke, 7 00
ieorge Bittcnbeuder, 7 00
Ki.-tler A Ftthertuau, 7 00
Saylor & Brother, 7 00 j
Jacksok. j
Ancrew J. Ietrick, 7 00
Bossard A Houser, 7 00
Middle Smithfield.
Simeon Decker, 7 00
Tauadisic
James Kintz, 7 00
Henry & Miller, 7 00
rocoxo.
Samuel Storm, 7 00
John Mrcomick, 7 00
Arthur Maginus, 7 00
Kistlcr A Brother, 7 00
Jacob Staufler, 7 00
S. Kistler A Brother, 7 00
Folk.
James Berlin, 7 00
James Kunkle A Brother, 7 00
J. A. Bittenbender, 7 00
John ti. Wuest, 7 00
Ross.
Jacob Bonser, 7 00
Smithfield.
William Weiss, 7 00
William Brodhead, Ten Tin Alley five
months, $2 50 per month. 12 50
L. W. Brodhead, 4 Billiard Tables at
S7 50 a Table. 30 00
Carrie Worman, 7 00
D. Shannon A Son, 7 00
B. F. Brodhead, 7 00
James Bell, 7 K)
J. I)epue Lebar, 7 00
A. D. Freese, 7 00
S. B. Iebar, 7 00
Elias D. Huffman, 7 00
StroCH.
Nelson Dctrick, 7 00
STROCDSBUIt'i.
William T. Baker, 7 00
Itobert Brrro, 7 00
Joseph Wallace, 15 00
M. M. Burnett, 7 00
Henrv D. Bush, 7 00
liWA'Co., 7 00
James A. Hayes, 7 00
Adams A Walton, 7 00
l'eter Williams, 7 00
Susan Wintrmute, "J 00
Decker A Co., 15 00
Charles I. Mick, 7 00
Mrs. Schoonover, 7 00
Wvckoff, Cooke A Hell, 10 00
J. H. McCarty ASons, 10 00
Itobert Huston, 10 00
Jooeph Matlack, 10 00
Charles D. Brod head, 7 00
Keller Bros., 10 00
Simon Fried, 10 00
M. lu Philips, 7 00
D. U. Brown, 10 00
A. I. Labar, 7 00
James Ed in ;er, 100
Hess Brothers, 7 00
Samuel Hodman, 7 04
C. B. Keller. ' 00
James Rougher, 7 00
C. IL Andre A Co., 10 00
Mrs. A. Clemens, 7 00
Frederick" Wajnor." 7 00
S. C. AngU," . . 7 00
Nicholas Ilustery 12
J. P. Bown, '
I MiIW.
D. 11. WyckolT, 7
Reuben Miller, -7
Waguer A Rhodes, 10
A. iUubenold, "
M. L. Drake, 7
Dreher A Brother, 10
J. B. Mllbr, 1
Peter S. Williams, , 7
Jerome S. Williams, 3 Billiard Tables, 7
W. S. Flory, 7
Darius Dreher, 7
William llolllnhead, 10
Samuel Hm. 7
Christian Hiller, 7
TOIJYHANNA TOWSSIIIP.
Jacob Bl.ikeslee, 7 00
Isaac St auttVr. 7 0
Anv iKrou or persons thinking they hav In'en
wron-rfullr aiinraisod bv the Appraiser will
have an
nnnnrniMLv tu he beard UDon anneal dav. which will
Ikj hold at ttrtr Cnirulioner othee In
Stroudiiburg,
on the Sth day of Julv.
JOHN EI LEX BERG Eli, Appraiser.
June 10, 1S75.
ESTABLISHED 1823.
MEYER & SONS,
PIANO MANUFACTURERS,
722 Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE LEADING FIRST-CLASS PIANOS,
No other Pianos have the improvements.
Prize Medal of the Word's Fair, London, Lng
land, and the highttt Prizes in this country
awarded. May 20-3ui
The Wonderful Cheap
AUCTION STORE
Has
rcrl it TVi ATnTTr I I AVe respectfully call your attention to the fact that wc have just returned from the
U) I lllll IN 0 W ! ! City witll or,e of tlic bet selected stock cf GOODS that we have ever had ; and, hav
& ing bought our new stock at very great bargain?, we propose to make it lively m shoe
What Next?
Over 2000 yards of best shilling Calico in
remnants, only t and a cents a yard.
What Next?
Over 150 pair of Ladies' heavy fine White
Stockings only 10 cents.
Olso 444 pair of Ladies' and Childrens' and
Misse'sheavy striped cotton hose only 8, 10, 12, 1
16 cents, nearly half price.
What Next?
250 yards of heavy ingrain carpet, pretty
style, only 35 and 4o cents.
What Next?
. Large quantity of good silk Parasols, only
80 and $1, very cheap.
What Next?
100 Ladies' beautiful Silk Scarf?, from 20
cents to o0 cts., nearly half price.
What Next?
Over 400 fine all linen handerkchiefs from C
to 12J cU., worth nearly double the money.
What Next?
Six cakes of Toilet Soap, all for 15 cents,
awful cheap.
What Next?
Six pair of Mens' half hose only 25 cents for
the lot.
What Next?
goods only 10 cts. yard and
Summer Dress
upwards.
What Next?
200 Mens' Boys' and Ladies' hats
for less than half price.
some
What Next?
A wonderful big lot of Childrens Rovs'
Youths and Mens' ready-made clothing, just
received, cheaper than ever.
What Next?
Beautiful white Counterpanes -mly $1 25
very cheap: Linens, Linen lowis, isapkms,
Gents' and Lydie's handkerchiefs from 8 to 25,
cents.
What Next?
Three thousand yards of
SILK AND VELVET RIRROXS,
all widths and colors, nearly half price.
What Next?
200 trimmed and untrimmed Hats for La-
die's, Misse's & Childucn, less than half price.
ALSO Laces, ! lowers and leathers wonder
ful cheap.
lVIiat Xextl
Gents', Ladie's, Misse's and Childrens' Ho
siery and tiloves, some of the best in the coun
ty for the price.
What Next I
All kinds of Notions and Fancy Goods,-
good Pins, and best needles lor o cts. a paper,
.m Buuu r. -v
onlv 4 cents a sikk1.
I'aper Collars 10 cts. and others in propor-
: i
IV hat Xcxt?
Four hundred Palm Leaf and Japanese
FANS, only 3 and 5 cents a piece.
lVIiat Xcxt?
TrHd, TMn.1S.nti!,v,1 rmcA Cxss'i.
,,-
mere oo cts. eouu ater-prooi yo cis. ana aou-
Kl At Kionlr l?!ir(ir fltK nnlr .1 7J
great bargrfirt:
Yl'liat Vext I
Flannels of" all kinds and colors.
mong
them
i is heavy plaid Shirting, only 18 cents a
yard, ana oeautnui counterpanes very encap.
What Xcxtl
Excellent Cotton Bats and Carpet "Warp, a
great bargain.
lVIiat XcxtT
"We will sell you a whole suit of Men's
clothes, coat, vest and pants made np of good
heavy Cassimere, well made and lined, only
nine dollars and Jiffy cents, vt arranted.
Wliat Xcxtl
Wp will sell Hovs' and Youth's suits from
'in. tn ,., ,Wr. ,1 rlntl, !in,i trll m.i
yvu.. .v, uv... C
What Xcxtl
"We will sell our five dollar Mens' Boots for
$3 50, and Mens' good lasting Boots for $1 75,
worth f 2 50.
What JVextT
AVe shall sell Ladie's rood lastineCJaiters for
$1 25 and $150, worth $1 75 and $2 25 in
, . . .1
some stores, c snau Keep a proou aiworimciu
nf f ..!;' and Misses' nnd Cldldren's Shoes.
nd 11 them wonderful chean.
-
lVIiat Xcxtt
Wc will Fell good soft fashionable Hats for
Men for $1 50 and $1 75, worth $2 and 2 50
In some stores. Small Boy's and Youth's Hats
and Caps, very cheap.
What JVextt
We intend to keen on hand fashionable Dress
cnnHu in nnnntitips so that none need to iro
away without being suited, both in style, quality
and price.
What IVcxtl
People wonder how Decker can sell goods so
cheap. The reason is sinrpl? this. Mr. Decker
lives near tlie city ana can ueinereacreaifior-
i ! , C l.r ! n- li'ii'i',ltn:iT iin llin mrt'tiv nnll
cheap gootls, and buys them for cash, and this
is the reason he can sell them scnea'p' for cash.
W hat Acxt I
l ...:n n : - f- r.. -..-V-v
imr CUbuiiiiera vtin iihu 111 .ui. vi.a am-
bp ii. the Huperintendent of the Store, a gen-
lleman who will always De giaa to see mem
, - . i ...:.U , .
nd show them the cheap gootU with great
l lc
nri,,,! ra. ( t
W h.it iiexi i
Be sure and co to the Cheap Auction Store,
down town, 4 doors below tne rosi uince.
DECK ERA CO.
April 15, 1875. ly.
C. B. KELLER,
MANUFACTURED AND i)EALF.R IN
AM
leather.
Virc honestly arid candidly believe, that with our Facilities for Buying Goods ,ow,
and our doing a large Business ou Small Margin, and a CASH Basis, we can con
vince you that we can jnake your GREENBACKS go farther, and buy More Good
at our Store than you have been getting Dereioiore. t-n -n
manufacture of FINE SHOES, which wheuevcr tried once, require no further recom-
meudation for their Kfcat ahd crbod service.
"We have recentlv added to rntr bilslriess
ilrt liru,r;nf,ri,ln,1ir nf TiEWTS W
0.i ihr,.f.A tk-iirhii in mU
"""'
5UUTS AINU !UJliC5
of any grade, for Men and "Women's wear. AVe use the best materials, insure fit,
and do our work in the latest and . best styles: llefairing neatly aud expeditiously
done. Try us and receive the proof:
Stroudsburg, April 29th, 1875.
STROLDSRVIIG
HAS A CHEAP
CLOTHING AND
Boot and Shoe Store,
AT LAST 1
James Edinger has just returned with an
entire new stock of
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
AND
Gents Furaisliiiig Qo'ods,
that he bought at panic prices and is selling
he.m at .Price th.at astonish all. Call ittd
elsewhere. Ouc door above Hollinshead's
Drug Store.
I May C, '75-tf.
LEANDER EMERY,
MANUFACTURER AXD DEALER IK ALL KINDS OF
Carriages and Busies, Two-scatcd Carriages
for Livery stables and private Families,
riatform Spring AVagons,
c-f the latest style ami for all kinds of use, kept on hand
or made to odcr.
SINGLE-SEATED CAEBIAGES,
wilh top or without top, all styles.
Delivery and Express Wagons,
of different styles, shipped to order. All work warrant-
ed in every particular for one year. I will make to or-1
der any style of Carriage or light Bupjfy that may be I
wanicu. one out ursi class wore leaves mv stiop. 1
use only first class stock and emplov first class work
men, and feel confident that I can give entire satisfac
tion to all who may purchase my work. All orders by
mail shall receive prompt attention. Hoping that I
may be able to furnish the citizens of Stroudsburg and
vicinity with anv thing that they may want in my line.
duress an orucrs to
LEANDER EMERY,
Marengo, Calhoun County, Michigan.
April 22, 1375. ly.
PBTEES'
Cheap Mime.
You can get as much music for 50 cents,
by buying Qne of our 3iagazines you ca,,
purchase tor ,Q aDy otner way
I J
v e nave now ready and will send post-paid,
Parlor 31ti$lc. A collection of 2s"ew
Piano l'ieces by Kinkel. lecht. Pacher.
Wagner, etc., etc., every fiumbcr containing
at least Six choice Pieces.
Aos. 1, 2, 3, 4, ana 3 Peters'
Ilouscliold Melodies. A collection
irC! i ri i vr o. i
V1 oougsunu v.nuru.scs, uy nays, cicwan,
inks. Thomas, eta. Kverv niimfr
. . ' , . V-
I laiUS at K asL OCVCn X ICCOS.
LOS - 1 " "X f0."10, d.e f
difficult Piano Music from the very best au
thors, sucli as .Liszt. aimer. ecL
Mailed post-paid: on receipt of 50 cents
L - number, or six numbers for Twelve
numbers, $4.
aarcss,
J. L. PETERS,
S43 IJrodway,
'ew York.
P. O. Box 5429.
April 22-1 m.
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored!
Just published, a new edition of Dn. Cci.
verwkll'b Celebrated Essay on the radi
cal cure( without medicine) of Spermatorrhoea
or Seminal Weakness, , Involuntary 5entlna(
Losses, Impotenov, Mental and Thysical In
capacity, Impediments to Marriape.etc; also, Consump
tion, Epilepsy Fits, induced by self-indulgence or sex-
ual extravagance, Ac.
" f rice, in a sea .vt enve ope, only six rnt.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essav. clear- !
ly demonstrates, irom a tnirty years' .suceewrul, pracT
t'ice, that the alarming consequences pf ftftf:ab(ift mat
re radically curea wunoui ine aanerous usa ot inter
nal medicine or the application of the knifcv pointing
out a mode of cure at oocelmpta,ccrtainlaml cH'ociuai,
by means orwnicn every sunerer, no.malt,er what his
condit ion may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately,
and radically. .- . .
4" This lecture should he. in the hands of every
vouth and every man in the land.. ,
!Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address,
r?-Ji. n receipt of six cents or two post stamps,
Address the Publishers,
C1IAS. J. C. KLINE A CO..
127 Nowerr, New York.
Post Office llox,
APr" 1 ' 'T i
in.iTt:ni,i:'s
Improved CUCUMBEIt
t impi
X. AVOODlTMPIstheacknow-
ledpel JSTANDAItD of the
market, by popular verdict,
the best pump for the leant
money. Attention is Invited
to Illatchley's Improved llracket, the Drop
Check Valve, which can b withdrawn with
out disturbing tho joints, and the copper
hamlwr which never cracks, srnlcs or rusts
and will last a lifetime. For sale by Iealcrs
and the trailnccnerall v. In nrfltrinhnviirf
fHithat vou Pft Illati'hlcv's Pnmn. Vm rarofnl 1
and :ee that it has my trade-mark . above.)
If you do not know where to Icir. decrin-i
five circulars, together with the name and address of
the apent nearest you, will be promptly furnished, by
addrcssinjr, with stamp.
I ll AS. (i. 11L.VTC1ILEY, Miuuifncturer,
oHj Commerce st., Philiulclphia, Pa
.Marcn , vm
A ,i 7? 4n
OCK OF CIBOICi:
roCeries, Oucensw&re, Glass
ware, Yood and illow-ware, nt
. . C. U. AN DUE. & Co.
TerniCASU. jan. 30, 73 tf.
kOiV'T FOOf. VOIIlt
iiwnv iui win in iirna aniwiuoui i uiliuuiUi
bu toiMcCa'r ty A: Sons, and you will cct
well naid for it June 1R. 74-tt
I 7 LANKS OF ALL KINDS for Sale at
11 this Office
BLANK MORTGAGE
Fr alf at thus Offic-p.
MB
vw V
sais
a Manufacturing Establishment, wliicli
ATERS, a skillful and experienced work-
h nrdr. mi short notice.
- - . , .
C. B. KELLER.
. .
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
Silver Spangled Hamburgs
White Leghorns :
From best strains in the country. Price $2 60
per dozen. Cash to accompany orders:
Address, , . . ,
B. T. WOLPj
P. O. lttx 263
March 11, 1S75. t Scrahton, Pa.
GEEAT
Commotion
THROUGHOUT
MONROE COUNTY,
ABOUT THE
Large Assortment
OF
5
And Extremely Low Prices
AT
SIMON B
THE
Mamindtli Betailsr
OF
Men's j BovYiV Children's
Cents Furnishing Goods,
Trunks & Valises,
Umbrellas, &c.
Extra AnnouHcesnent
TO THE PUBLIC.
In order to have more
room to display my large
stock of Clothing, Gents'
Furnish ilia ; Goods and
Trunks and Valises, I have
'concluded to quit the Boot
& Shoe business. 1 there
fore offer and will sell my
stock of Boots & Shoes at
and below co&t.
SlM0ir FRIED,
April 15, 1875. AscnU
UNDERTAKING.
MxCARTY A SONS hve on hand the Iargcxt and lest
. as.-ortiiint of
f. COFFINS
-rr!Z f I - n n rl
TRIMMINGS
to befoWndoutsideof either city (New York tit PhwidrK.
phia ,and will make thishra'iuh or their isocs u
ip--iaTfy.
COFFINS and CASKETS
ttt any shaneor stvlc.ean be fnrnUh.vi t uv
, notice for shipment, at a charge if one-ihird lestbitt
n:.rh,u's.'n.sIrr,,-dsh"fs' . ,n """"i
more han ten mt cent, above actual cost.
i
Mtr-rd.d 10 in s...y pan C.f the touatrtl the hnr-M
pwMhkM.oucc. ;.IutulV71-t
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