. i 1mvi nver ''OUU music
Jferfon w 5:uu "v
hers.
crops mate a better exhibit than
Kansas
-,r before
Therk of resumption
. J ,i,mcitc coal region.
continues in
they" , . . .. ,
. . l.t-c mill irirU use
519O.O0O
h oNW books annually.
worth01' . ,
T,vm will have a pupius wncat crop,
' r of over a million buslick
hi W ......
tin
Grand lipids, .Mich., on ?a
.V fire in
destroyed, 1ju,uuu worm 01 pro-
tiinJ'
Ierty.
V'lic railroad, lending into Boston earried
.wnViii i iconic on llmrsday ot lat
over -1,u:vv"
Corson county, Texas, will alone have
r ,i (100.000 to 800,000 bushels ot sur-
1 A "
1
i . . .t- ir-ir, mis
. il.:.. r,wr
1 IS ,1
.. AAA AAA T-vf i f f
i viheeu stolen irom lexas by Jicxican
raiders since January 1.
,l.natfh from Wellington, Kansas,
horse thieves
were banred last
Thursday night by the vigilants
()u the 5th inst. a large body of Sioux
Indians attacked the settlements on Rock
, and stole about four hundred horses.
t.' ih wire or mosouito-bar blinds of
kick rooms wetted. The effect on the at
,i.hcrc is to refresh it. as though a storm
had occurred,
rri.p liarvcstinsr of barley in California i
new nearly completed, the result being a
crop equal m anunount to tnat, oi last, year,
vrhilo the quality is a cry gouu.
Ohio men are bashful. One hid under a
w-nen fcr half a day rather than testity
in a lawsuit, aud another took refuge in a
lVmocratic editor s sanctum.
n clcphantcss belonging to Howe's cir-
cus was safely delivered ot a baiiy elephant
last week, said to be the tirst ot these ant
nials ever born in the United States.
Governor Hartranft has appointed Hon.
A C. f'urtin. t). 11. Miocnfoersrer, roster
Wilson Mitchcl, and George Scott ccntcn
uial managers fur Pennsylvania.
Jioob Kelso, of Union township, Rerks
Lid down under a tree to take a
mi. When he awoke a big Mack snake
UVl' -i .iled at his feet. Then Jacob went
houi'?.
On Monday last the Erie Railway Com
puny reduced fares between New York am
K.K-licstcr, Ruu'al and Niagara Falls, tin
reduction being mure than $3 on round
trip tickets.
Seven cents on wheat and bixand a quar
ter cents on corn, is the freight from Buf
falo to New York, tells included, the low
est rates of transportation from the lakes
to the seaboard ever known.
One million two hundred thousand
pounds (,f honey from a single county
heeuis prodigious for an industry only
aVut three years old. Yet this is what
San Diego county, California claims.
A Cleveland woman recently married a
Chinese laundryman, and in three days the
unhappy Celestial appeared at a barber's
shop and ordered his pig tail cut off, say
ing in explanation, '"Too muchee Yank."
It has been discovered that light separated
from heat has a motive power sufficient to
turn without stopping a delicate wheel in a
vacuum. The age of steam will be looked
on as a fossil age. some day.
The Temperance Convention assembles
::t Ilarrisbur? on the ICth inst. George
II. Stuart, of Philadelphia, is spoken of as
tne lemperance candidate iur uovcrnor. I
It is stated that Bishop Simpson will pre-
f , . . r
side over the deliberations oi the body.
iuirc now it is that tlie sewing machine
fnnirciuios nf t.hf 1'nitofl Stntos cannot sell I
than 800 to $00, and yet can make a reason-
able profit hv selling them in Europe, with
the cost of f r:iT!sTMrf..it!on milled, tor from I
o.io . rton 1
v-u iu voo.
Little Ressie is the five Year old dauA-1
KTS 01 a .Hume latfy Who married a Clergy-
man not loner since. When her father wa3
. . .... -
ana &UC was piaviUg in lUC yaru, a
Kranjrer cume along and inquired if the
uimsier was at nonie. ".no, she repnea,
but mouier 15 in the house, and she will
rnv ivill, ,. t.,;.1.1 c;r "
A young lady died in New York, last
week, whose death is said to have been
iuun.'u uy navmg ner nair rjicacneu ironi
J I 1 1 . 1 VII 1 . 1 ! I
black to a bright golden color, the poison
ous bleaching material, is is supposed, af
fecting the brain. The safest way Is to let
nature dve the hair as she thinks best, and
Ueach it in her own way, when the proper
tunc comes.
A Dubuque v.'oman a
tae of consumption,
jiusuanu mat me doctor saia sne naa uut.
a few hours to live, asked hiin if lie believed
tne spirits oi the departed could revisit the
earth. He said he had no doubt such
things had occurred. "I hope they can,
said .she, ';for I want to come back. I don't
believe I can rest easy a moment, even in
Heaven, till I hear whether Beecher U
guilty or not."
DIED.
At his residence, in Stroud tsn. on the 19lh
mnt., Mr. Klijah Fisher, age 35 years, 4 month,
iina z day p.
Xcar Salem Church, on the 15th of May,
i.o, Mrs. husnna Smale, aged 32 years, 'z
month?, anil 'J3 days.
Near Albrightsville, on the 18th of May,
11 o, Mrs. Klizabeth (ietz, aged 38 years, 9
luontus, and 2 days.
On the 19th of Mav, 1875, David Oriflith,
aged rJS years, 8 mouth?, aud 25 days.
ym me ZU ot .Mav. l7o. Mrs. J-.lizaOelli
aged
70 years, 11 months and 17
da
ays.
On the 2nd of June. 1S75, Mrs. Susanna
hecker, aged 27 years, 8 months, and 1 day.
On June 3d, 1S75, Mrs. Elizabeth Tran.-ue,
aged 10 years, o months, and 14 days.
On June 17th, 1875, Mary Anna Eckart,
aged li years, 10 months and 21 days.
At B-id;ki'.l. 0:1 Thursday evening. June t.be purpose of issuing llond
;;rd, Julia A. Dowitt, wife of Charles E. Can- M. II. DIlFJIEK, Clerk,
lieid, aged 30 years, S moiitii and 10 dys. June 10, 187 j.
.M.m.iMjnimnmm
Sioecial Notice.
,
Goods cheaper than ever at N. Raster's
lie has them marked way down to bottom
pnecs.
week aud next. Don t fail to call and see
xi w vjvuo t in ill i m ai nuclei o iuio
them.
Those wishing to secure a cood bargain
will do well to call at N. Raster's, as he is
bound not to be undersold.
1'laslor.
A new lot on hand at Stokes' Mills
Price
$S per tun or I0 cents per bushel.
(5 rain
wanted in exchange.
Corn 9-3 cts. per bushel, live S 1.0") at present
May 1 3-1 m. N. S. AY CKO l'F & SONS
Important. In order to quit the Root
and Shoe Business, Simon Fried offers his
cntirc stock of Roots and Shoes, at first
cost and Lclow cost. Come one and all,
now is your chance for Bargains.
Adams & Walton have some bargains in
Hoots and Shoes, also Ladies' and
Misses' serge, at low figures. June 3-3t.
Wool! 5,000 lbs. Wool Wanted at Adams
k Walton's for which the highest cash price
wil be paid. LJune 3-3t.
l'otasIitJustrcce,vcd at V ilhams Drug
More, Mam street, Stroudsburg 1 a JV ar-
ranted pure. 1 hlhli 1LLAMS.
J UnC C-tt.
Just received at William's Drug Store, a
loro-A tnrL- nf" Whlt T .rnil T.inui1 till ninl
VAKlSll for the spring trade. Trice of
Lead and Oil reduced. 'March 18, 75.
Borough. Ordinance.
lie it ordained by the Chief Burgess and
7 men Councumen of the liorough of
Stroudsburg, and it t's hereby enacted by
a uthoritn of the sa me :
fry ii . , . J
That the following streets and parts ol
streets be curbed and paved with good hard
Brick or Flag Stone, to wit :
The North side of Ana Street between
Franklin and Centre Streets, seven feet wide.
lhe east side of Analomink Avenue lrom
the north line of William II. Garis' lot to
3Iain Street, four feet wide.
MM 1 t I Cl i i i I
J 11C West SlOC or ItCOrgC Street, DClWCCn
.Monroe and Sarah streets, seven teet wide. I
Roth sides of Monroe Street between Cen
tre and Franklin Streets, and the South side
between Franklin and the Mill Race, seven
feet wide.
.i. uvm.i .-iuw, vi .Mmrvu Y J- v.
trect, t)ctwcen Susan otreet and the Mill
Race, six feet wide.
ei t i . . cr ii T
minium .icimjii iir 'uiuii3 uiisCLuu i'.
tins Ordinance tail or re 1 use to lay said
Pavements on or before the I -t day of Sep
tember 1ST"), the Street Committee will
proceed to do said work at their expense with
twenty per cent, of the cost added.
THEODORE SCIIOCII,
Attest : Chief Rurgess.
R. S. Jacoky, Sec'y.
June S, 1S75-24-3L
ANNUAL REPORT
i
OF THE
SCHOOL DISTRICT
OF
EAST STROUDSBURG,
Ending June 1, 1875.
I)R.
mnmit of School Tax lulicate iu hands of A. 7IAL-
LLT. Collector.
til
CR.
Exonerations
Per -ti tage f.r rollvcting
Cr. as per receipt of Treasurer
Balance due Treasurer
Amount of Building Tax Duplicate
Exonerations
Cr. as per recipt of Treasurer
Per ceutae
C-9 4C
is r.7
7U 00
41? 13
3JC 2
5147 17
4;
I K) ml
IS 7t
1S7 2o
Si39 J-2
Balance due Treasurer
DR.
eofunt of Treasurer, n. s. storm, with iirict.
t amount rw. state aPrroi,nau.,u si .n.
Iial. on lsaml as or last rpjmrt 4 ul
Am't rc'a of Jaeou l. i:hics, isri, mm
i -. . i ; . ... i. : i .
ji lax-pay er "ii I'npucuiy wiiiiv in
1 rt'UMirer s hauls
4!." 20
o7(l tKI
h 0r Tuitiua
l oO Si 111 07
CR.
575 00
1 ; oo
'.Ml 41
1:5
5-;j5 00
rod and contingencies
"rei,mal
Total expenses
Amount in hait'ls of the Treasurer
5110 91
In hauiltol Collector
20 32
Amount due restrict
SMO 2:J
Bountv funds in Lands of Treasurer, from lat year, as
, r",i),"r,,:T T . r ia..,
Amount n-e'd of J. I. KWles, for IS,.?, t4 oO
Amount rec don liiIicato while in
oriSiCoK
4 29
l:;J (-
JI 11
Cl l
010 67
Cr u. In(prest
nou'i rieenw
I-"or iueident! expenses
97 1 20
In bands of A. Ilallet, Collector
$200 92
Due District
190 r2
52,7-WOO
cl....
Liabilities of District
jUnc2i, 1S70. St
J. F. IIKRZOG.Sec'y.
AudltOr S NOtlCe.
Estate of MARGARET GRIFEIX, dte'd.
The undersigned api'inted by the Orphans Court
of Monroe county auditor to lake proof and rejwrt I
facts snd olso n-port an account apainst iieorgew.!
CoolKauh the administrator of :nl Margaret (.iritfin,
terested may
Juno 1(.
TIIO. L MtlLlt AXY, Auditor.
815,000 to 20,000
AVANTED!
7 Per Cent.
COUNTY BONDS
FOE, SALE.
IXTKKKST l'AVABLK AXXUAUA-
The Commission,-.- of Monroe Conntr olfer
Tiio bonds are issued und.-r Act of Assembly
L . . a a.A t
of April 2d, 1870, authorising tlie issue ot
lx;iids for tlie purpose 01 raising iunus lor uie
buildinz a new Jail. Said IJonds are exempt
from all taxation, and a rare opportunity is
olRred to capitalist, largesor small, for invest
ment at home on the most reasonable terms.
For further information apply to
PETER EDINGER, )
SA.NUEL 1'OSTENS, Chm'ra.
JACOB FRABLE, J
The Commissioners will meet at their ollice
in Stroudsburg, on Monday of each week, for
, . 1 . 1 dee'd, herchjr notice that he will attend to the Amount paid Teachers on
lmost in tllC last - duties of l.i appointment on Thurs-lay, the 10th day Vouchers $ 1449 00
Whoil tfild hV her I J"'y Is7 '. at IU O Clo K a. IU., ai Uie X rouioiioiary o f , ocs Q)
W lien lOia D) ner office',n Slrourtsbllr;,i u hen and where all ierK.iu in- ! or fuel, -08 -
attend it tuey see proper. i liepairs on ocnooi nouses occ. oi u7
BAUa-
John "Welling, offers for sale, 1 four horse
Wasron and one eood 1 horse Carriage, which
will be sold at a reasonable figure. For fur-
ther particulars apply to
Paradise Tsn., 1 O.
June 17-3t.
Monroe county, Pa.
Potato Bu! Potato Bus!!
The most effectual remedy yet known is
Paris Green.
There are several grades of it in the market.
The proper grade can be had at
DUEIIEIl & URO'S
DRUG STORE,
MAIN STRKET, STROUDSBURG, TA.,
where you will be presented with apapcr,giv-
"S "ry oi me jjug anu now to gti nu
of it.
June 17, 1S75. 2t
STATEMENT,
Stroudsburg School District's Receipts and
Expenditures for 1874, tax rate 13 mills on
the dollar of valuation.
Am't of duplicate 1S74, S 2251 OG
Receipts.
Trs - received fr0m former
1 n" t
x-ivt:u w
all other sources 397 ' 43-$3117 Co
For rcpalring and furn'ing $021 81
For tealcIierwagcSf b iG50 00
For Fuel anJ COntingencies, 117 78
Vna f.r rV11w.-tr nnrl Trpn 1 ftQ M
Debt and interest raid, 57151
Ollmr iTninacg CtQ ?(1
Salarv of Secretary, 25 00 SlC4o3
Am't overpaid by lreasurer
deducted to balance;, io a
$3117 65
Amount ofliabilities. 1789 55
Am't of tax yet uncollected, 1215 39
lxces ofliabilities,
$574 16
KOB'T It. DEPUY, Prea't
Attest : C. S. Detkick, Sec.
Stroudsburg, June 17, 1375.
z
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
Stroud Township, for 1874.
DR.
ur - 0nr.K rurd ami ciiaules swixk, Orersoen of
the l'oor ol" Stroud township, for the year 1874.
To am-t. of duplicate for rear 1S74,
8 724 13
" i.ai:incoiue lownsmp on setti
rue-lit of account, April 14, 1S74,
113 43$ 812 GS
CR.
By am't. paid for loarl of Paupers,
S 30t 50
46 00
- UC
" tlothin
20 18
7 57
6 40
30 00
6 50
10 50
paid Justice of TYai-o for Warrants Ac,
.i..s ph swink, for iTav
" t:t,"ns1 e .
I. li. W alton. Medical services
An.litors for 1S73
" Tim. M. Mellhanor, cost in uit
of Township vs. Charles Heller
t'jr supjiort of his Father.
rM Geo. 1". 1 lellcr, for cjootls furnished
V:uners fur year 1372.
Fakl ieo. 1-'. Heller, Judgement
" Cliarles Swink, for services
" Ci o. lhird, " "
" " " mating Duplicate Ac.
" Check hook
Exoneration-J for 1S74,
" 1S73,
" " 1S7-.',
Commission's for collecting Puplicato
of 1S74, am't. 714 13 at 5 er cent,
Faid Auditor's lor auditing account
of .ujierTLsor's and l'oor and mak
ing out statement,
Balance duo Townsliip.
15 12
co no
93 87
16 50
27 0
3 IS
2 00
10 00
7 S3
72
35 70
15 00
114 U9 842 58
ttauiinicd and allowed tins ,th day or June, lSu,
C.i:. H. MILLKK, 1 ijt.
JACOB J. AXULE, j Auditors.
RD.
ABRAHAM RHODES, Supervisor of Stroud Town
ship, for vear lt74.
Amount of IHiplicate, $ 529 00
Balance duo Abraham Rhodes, 35 003 C64 43
CR.
By amonnt of labor on pulilic roada S 397 70
40--2 days services as Supervisor, 74 25
l'ianW and timber for bridges, 66 05
Stationery, 57
Counsel fee, 5 00
lilac ksnmhini; and Spikes, 2 so
Si-ttlinji duplicate. 5 00
Town Clerk.
1 Bo
J0,05-' 05-6.4 45
;?Yf. Ml uT:n. I06'
Attending audit, .
Exonerations.
Examined and alllowrd
twit .v-z-if Auditor.
DR.
EDWARD LEE, Supervisor of Stroud Township for
the year iS4.
Amount of Jiuj.lieate, 3 515 97
Tax transfered from William II.
llwen. Duplicate. 75
j Balauee due Edward Lee,
67 C4 5 5S4 36
CR.
Av amount of labor on public roads. S 409 G2
Bridge plank and timber, 60 49
Sledge drills and spikes, 8 20
Making duplicate, laying tax Ac. 3 80
Powder and fuse, 2 07
Counsel lee, 5 00
ri4;-4 flavs services as Supervisor, ( .
1 Settling duplicate, 5 00
Attendant audit. 1 50
I
Kxonerations, 2 13-f .r.4 so
Lxaniiuedanaalloire.1 tluvt,'lay orJ4nc. 1S'J-
; K( . II. MILIJ'.I!, ..,:,
i
JACOB J. ANGL1:
Auuifvia.
DR,
SIMON HARRY, Treasurer of School funds
in account with Stroud Isp, for year 1674.
July 23d, 1874, cash frcm Uo.
Treas. on unseated lands $ 31 21
Sept. 18, State appro'tion 334 31
Oct. 31, J. A. Featherman,
collector vear 1873. loO 00
Dee. 12, J. A. Fetherraan, 50 00
-1 1 T T 1 1 I "Z. Cf
May l, Wm. Mostcller, '74 9S7 22
.In no 4.
231 25
June 7.
i
65 00
22 9( $1940 98
NJal. due S. Rary, Treas.
Oik,
en
Stoves for Schools, 51 90
Wni. Fine, Sec'y. for services 30 00
Ral. due Treas'r June 1, '74,
as per settlement 7 G4
Commissions on receiving and
ravine out S1901 C2, at 2
cent. 3S 02 $1940 98
Examined and allowed this 7th day of June,
1S75.
DR.
WM. II. OWENS, Supervisor, of Stroud
Township lor year 14.
Amount of duplicate, S 22oS
Kec'd. of Jas. DeLong, col.
special tax for yr. 1871, 145 43
I5al. due Win. 11. Owen, 3G9 15-
1237 16
CR.
A:i,l.'ni,li".r',',.I,"Micr0i''15
134 02
Spikes, picks and blacksmith'g 17 5'J
Counsel fee, 5 00
98 d:ys services, Supervisor 147 00
Settling duplicate, 5 00
Exonerations, 5 20
Cash paid on Judgment of
East Stromlsburir 111 lull b. 4
I pa cio7
Attending audit,
Examined and allowed this 7th day
June, 1S75
UIA.11. j)iiiiUrJi, 1 11;.
JACOB J. ANGLE, T
1875-3t.
1 :a ir hit 1 po -
June 17
'firms five.
rf.-G.Stinson 4Co.,rortlanU,Me.
i-Vbruary 1, 1S73. ly.
The Wonderful Cheap
AUCTION STORE
TTq o fyr nm "IrvTTr ! I
lid O U I lllll JL U VV ! !
What Next?
Over 2000 yards of best shilling Calico in
remnants, only 7 and 8 cents a yard.
What Next?
Over 150 pair of Ladies' heavy fine "White
fctoekings only 10 cents.
Olso 444 pair of Ladies' and Children' and
Misse's heavy striped cotton hose only 8, 10, 12,
lo cent, nearly half price.
What Next?
250 yards of heavy ingrain carpet, pretty
style, only 35 and 45 cents.
What Next?
Large quantity of good Bilk Parasols, only
t0 and $1, very cheap.
What Next?
100 Ladies' beautiful Silk Scarfs, from 20
ou tt3- P"-
What Next?
Over 400 fine all linen handerkchiefs from G I
to 12 cts., worth nearly double the money.
What Next?
Six calces of Toilet Soap, all for 15 centi,
awful cheap.
What Next?
Six pair of Mens' half hose only 25 cents for
the lot.
What Next?
Summer Dress goods only 10 cts. yard and
nn a j, i
i
What Next?
200 Mens' L'oys' and Ladies' hats,
for less than half price.
some
What Next?
A wonderful big lot of children Boys'
louths andlens ready-made clothincr. just
received, clieaper man ever.
w, nf xWo
Beautiful white Counterpanes only $1 25
-w- - -r. miiC'i.l
Yurv tneai, jjiiitun, jjimcu iui
Gents' and Lydie's handkerchiefs from S to 25,
cents.
What Next?
Three thousand yards of
SILK AXD VELVET RIBBOXS,
all widths and colors, nearly half price.
What Next?
200 trimmed and nntnmmed Hats for L,a-
die'f, Misse's & Children, less than half price.
J rvrj T iPM l liwrn and Kpntherq wonder.
AijCs i t Jaces, l lowers ana 1 earners wonacr-
fu I Cheap.
What Next?
Gents', Ladle's, Misse's and Childrens' Ho
siery and (iloTes, some of the best in the coun
ty for the price.
lVIiat Next?
All kinds of Notions and Fancy Goods,
good Tins, and best Needles for 5 cts. a paper,
and eood spool cotton, J00 yards warranted,
0 4 C?i ,,a Pp,n 4 i .t.
f " " rrPr"
" Z
t liat I ext I
Four hundred Talm Leaf and Japanese
FANS only S and 5 cents a piece.
Kentucky Jeans IS cents a yd., good Cassi-
mere 50 cU. good Water-proof 93 cts. and dou-
ble width black Beaver Cloth only $1 7o,
great bargain.
-
Wliat Xcxtl
Flannels of all kinds and colors. Among
them is heavy plaid Shirting, only 18 cents a
Heavy piam .-nirung, oniy 0 caraai
I m 1 a f . 1
..iv.t . j
lVlint 'ivf ?
What IVcxtl
1 . I
Rxcellent Cotton Rats and Carpet "Warp, a
great bargain.
What Next!
"We will sell you a whole suit of Men's
clothes, coat, vest and pants made up of good
heavy Cassimere, well made and lined, only
nine dollars and Jifty cents, warranted.
What Xcxtl
We will sell Roys' and Youth's suits from
four to seven dollars, good cloth and well made.
... . . . m I
What IVcxt r
"We will sell our five dollar Mens' Roots for
$3 50, and Mens good lasting Roots for $1 75,
muni -y- Kyj.
What IVextl
AVefihall bcII Ladic's pood lasting fiaiters for
$1 25 and $1 50, worth $1 75 and $2 25 in
some stores, uc shall keep a pood assortment
of Ladies' and MiR?eB' and Children's Shoes,
and sell them wonderful cheap.
lVliat IVcxt T
Wet will soli e-ood Roft fashionable Hats for
ren for i 50 and $1 75, worth $2 and $2 50
In some Btores. Small Bo v's and Youth's Hats
lVIiat IVcxt T
"Wc intend to keep on hand fashionable Dress
goods, in quantities so that none need to go
away wunoui ocingouiieu, uuuiiii;.,nuamj
and price.
What IVcxt?
People wonder bow Decker can sell goods so
cheap. The reason is simply this. Mr. Decker
lives near the city and can DC mere a great por
tion of his time huntinir up the pretty and
cheap goods, and buys them for cash, and
is the reason he can sell tliem so ciieap lor casn
Vtlmt IVcxt?
Our customers will find in Mr. Qt'ACKrx
nusir. the Superintendent of the Store, a gen
tleman who will always be glad to see
them
inland show them the cheap goods with great
of pleasure,
What IVcxt ?
Be sure and go to the Cheap Auction Store
down town, 4 doors below the l ost Onicc.
AJ -
DECKER & CO.
April 15, 1875. ly.
C. B. KELLER,
MAXUFACTUIlT.il
resrcctfuly caN jonr attention to the fact that wc have just returned from tiio
Cit" with one of tue best selected stocks of GOODS that we have ever had ; and, hav-
ing bought our new stock at very great bargains, Ave propose to make it lively in shoe
leather.
"Vc honestly and candidly believe, that with our Facilities for Buying Goods Low,
and our doing a large Business on Small Margins, and a CASH Rasis, we can con
vince you that we can make your GREKNR ACKS go further, and buy More Goods
at our Store than you have been getting heretoiore. h sell bLLV fjU o cdeurateu
manufacture of FINE SHOES, which whenever tried once, require no further recom-
mendation for their srrcat and jrood service.
We have recently added to our business
under the Superintendendcy of LEWIS "WATERS, a skillful and experienced work-
mai, and wc are therefore prepared to make
BOOTS AND SHOES
of any grade, for Men and Women's wear.
K,1U uu "ur urK 11 luu. JlVst auu. wak
UIIC. V US ilUU IttLIVt Ills! LI1UU1.
Stroudsburg, April 29th, 1875.
STROVDSni'RG
HAS A CHEAP
CLOTHING AND
Boot and Shoe Store,
AT LAST i
Jamea Edinger has just returned with an
entire new stock of
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
that he bought at panic prices and is selling
111 -i. i'.t- T1 1
i1,1" iuut aou.u au. yn aua
iuuiv anu uu cuuviiiuuu uuiuru you puruuasu
elsewhere. One door above Hollinshead's
Drug Store. May 6, '75-tf.
LEANDER EMERY,
MAMTACTUEER AND DEALER IS ALL KINDS OF
carriages and Busies, Two-scatcd Carriages
, , , , ...
j 1U1 uimj suiun.i uuu juihui, iuuinn.1)
Watform Spring V agons,
of the lal0tit style and for all kinds qIubc, kept on hand
or made to oder.
SINGLE-SEATED 0AKEIAGES,
with top or without top, all styles.
Delivery and Express Wagons,
of different styles, shipped to order. All wirk warrant
ed iu everv particular for one vear. 1 will make to or
der any aivfo of Carriage or light Bnppry that may b
wanted. None but first class work leaves my shop. I
use onlr first elass stoi-k and employ first class work-
tion to all who mav nurcha.se mv work. All orders bv
I mail shall receive" prompt attention. Hoping that T
mBJ luruisn me ciuzrus 01 rir juasuurg nu
Tichlity wllh an thin, that lhcy mny want in line
Address all orders Uv
LEA'S DER EMERY,
Marengo, Calhoun County, Michigan.
April 22, 1875. ly,
ORDINANCE No. 13.
Re it Ordained and enacted by the Corporation
of the Borough of East SiroudabiTg, in 2Wn
Council Assembled, arid it is hereby ordained
and enacted by authority of the same :
Prr-. 1. Tiint-thft Rtrnmlshnrfr Passncrr
Rail Company be and hereby is required
and directed to remove the track of said Kail-
w.ay .t0 the cent.er of Washington street ; be-
tern ends of the Eastern wing-walls of the Iron
Bridge over Brodhead's Creek in the said Bor-
ough of East Stroudsburg, to a point in said
street where Courtland street intersects said
111 aamiifiuuii Micct in ouiu jjuiuuu uwi iiic
store of Thomas Stemnles.
Sec. II. That said Stroudsburg Passenger
Railway Company be and hereby is directed
in re-laying said Railway track to conform
with the grade of said "Washington street as
I the same has been established by the Burgess
and Town Council of said Borough of East
Stroudsburg.
Sec. Ill That ten days notice shall be given
to said Stroudsburg Passenger Railway Com-
niF . t. nftt;fl nrAno- nA
LVtl T J A bllV VIIUV.HHVU V V WAAO vV--
t s j'aiiway be rem0ved as herein en-
.,f ihin tirn mnnil.Q from th RerrirA of
"V
Approved June 7th, 1S75.
PHILIP LYON,
Attest : Chief Rurgess.
Tiieo. Y. Hoffman,
Secretary. Juno 17 -4L
tyeyer's Poultry Powder.
WaiTAnled, If med In time,
to cure chicken cholera and
fapea. With Asupplj of this
'owdcr, ztii a bestowal o t
ordinary attention to clean
lines and propei feedluK,
wltti a neodfni supply of
duat, rrlt and of gBhell-fornilng material, aay oue may
keep Poultry (even tn connnement)for any length of
time, with both proflt and pleaaure. Package 25 cU.,
fire for f 1.00. Ask your dealer. 8eut freo upon re
ceipt of pric. Address,
June u ls75.3ril
ESTABLISHED 1823.
MEYER & SONS,
TIANO MANUFACTURERS,
722 Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE LEADING FIRST-CLASS PIANOS.
No other Pianos have the improvements.
Prize Medal of the Word's Fair, london, Eng-
and, and the highest Pnzca in this country
awarded, May 20-3m
AIVOTIIKR TItOPIIY WOIV
HV THE
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS 1
These superior and beautifully finished in
struments no far eclipsed their competitor
volume, purity, sweetness and delicaeyot tone,
as to carrv oil' the tirt and only premium giv
en to exhibitors of reed Organs at the Monroe
County Fair, held September 25, 1874.
this
Buy onty the bent, ior price list address
Oetl-tf.l J. . SIOAFL S,
-
DOX'T TOO I. YOU It JIOXKl
away for wortbloss articles of Furniture,
but go to MeCarty X boas, and you will
well paid for it, (June IS, 74
BT i xtt.'sJ fl.' in 1,'iy I vj i ,. cj. K
LAMVM Ui' .VJiJi l.li-UC) lor .die
tllis Ofiiee.
BLANK MORTGAGE
Fr s.U ui this Officp.
AND DKALElt IX
a Manufacturing Establishment, which is
to order, on short notice,
We use the best materials, insuro nil;
kj
C. R. KELLER:
EGGS FOR HATCHING;
Silver Spangled Hambnrgs
White Leghorns:
From beat strains in the country. Trieo $2 iti
per dozen. Cash to accompany orders.
Address,
B. T. "WOLF,
P. O. Box 2Q1
March 11 j 1875. Scranton,
GEEAT
COMMOTION
THROUGHOUT
MONROE COUNTY,
. ABOUT THE
Large Assortment
OF
And Extremely Low Prices
AT
SIMON FRIED S,
THE
Mammoth Retailer
OF
Men's, Boy's & Children's
Gents' Furnishing" Qoocb,
Trunks & Valises,
Umbrellas, &c.
Extra Announcement
TO THE PUBLIC.
In order to have more
room to display my large
stock of Ciolhius;, Cents'
Furnishing Goods and
Trunks and Valises, I have
concluded to quit tlie Boot
& Shoe business. I there
fore offer and will sell my
stock of Boois & Shoes at
and below cost.
SIMON FRIED,
April 15. 1875.
UNDERTAKING.
McCAKTV A SONS have on haml thclart and
M&qUs COFFINS
in
Jk and
vTv TRIMMINGS
to be fomul .mtitliMif ciilicrril v (New Yim-'k or 1 " Ilaiif-I-'
i jihia mid will make ihisbraiu ii or their I-u&Iiu-m a
speciality.
get
COFFINS and CASKETS
- ti
rf any shapo or style, can bo furnish oil at nnt honr't
ni iioti'-' for sliiinont, at a Imrpe of nno-thir.l low than
at .iaySUhSinSlr)Mldhl.u inii.ioasn will they chargo
! Tllore luin tin porci-nt. above iioiual cast.
; attemU-d to in .-.ny pru: r-f the Counc;
p.ir-ihlo aoiice. " -
at the hfMto:-f.
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