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met "ml-tk. &mssa?v?jai&ie&i&iutxs
Ciljc 3tfrcrsonian.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1875.
The total monetary coinage during October I Compmn icatcd.
was $5,785,240. A uooa iirac.
, 7 : , The Beethoveu Boy's were the recipients
xu a is geuems to do a uuacker fctate. i - .,,,, n Mnrinmn nn w. Thnrs
it nas a meuiDersinp. ot 8,744. Anv VM1:n,. n, rnft American Hotel, civen
I v," "oi - - . '
Information for autumn nocts. The In- t0 tllcm b CaPL W- E- Cennett of this
dian summer ; rv,,1 . tUtmrmtl, r place. At S.30 agreeable to request, the
rotten lea re JJoy s witn their instruments assciuuieu m
front of Mr. Bennett s residence, where alter
TnosE of our tax-payers who desire to rendering several pieces in good style, were
save 5 per cent, can do so by calling ou A. I received at the door br 3Ir. B. nd Lady
Ji. V. alker, ot Alabama, who vas 0. Greenwald, and pay their school tax, on and cordially invited to enter. After spend
.Jeff. Davis Secretary of ar, is the leading or before the first of December. in" an hour very pleasantly in conversation
candidate ror the United htatcs Senatorship
from tliat State, and will doubtless be chosen
-O'
There was taken out of dead letters dur-
and music, the band, headed by Mr.
Bennett marched to tho American Hotel
bv the next Legislature. TTninn lnPn arft ing the last fiscal year the astonishingly large . n.,,: nIt,,! tl.Pm
everywhere at a Leavj discount in the Demo- mm. of $3,500,000 All of th.s was returned from the c in tQ , tQ m mct
eratie party.
Tbc vote for Senator in this District stood
to its owners with the exception of $400,
000.
with hearty response, when r an hour
t7iings for the American looked gloomy.
A heavy- shock of earthquake was re- Matters no doubt would have ended serious
ported in San Benito countv, California, ly had not the little Lady with black eyes and
Sunday morning, preceded by a harsh rumb- 7. shot a sly glance at the Corporal when
ling noise. The .vibration was from cast to " the midst ot Ins tavonte pass time, ana
wcsf chicken celery, and destroyed his appitite
The most noticable feature of the feast was
J. A. Hays, the down town hatter has Lh capacity displayed by one of the
,) .,nn.:,i... i t!,i l . i . .. ., r- .. .... p t
rv'n,o i!.,u;ni! M.aif u;imn uiiuscuui uisiidtunu wpsuuu. uuaui ijornetist s lor gecting outsiue Ul tui;w,
Lebanon, Warfel in Lancaster, and John "tt,LUU ia ' "A , i, w,,0se anaaulQ 13 Iea"u"y aDU wouuwiu .j
a T ; iiu.jp i-vi-i rt h.m success. Gypsey is a clever fellow developed. At the end of an hour the
St. wiihfipn. ir,ndv Smith, fmm the descrvcs a llbcral Patronac- Beethoven Boy's convinced mine Host
first district, in place of Alexander; George Horse Fair. -During the forepart of 1 f e' tiiat.otmg w not tneir oniy lone
Burnett. Morris.
Carbon 2515 2507
3Ionroe 2470 443
l'ike 12U4 211
Total G270 31 Gl
Burnett's majority 3118
X. Lawranee in Washington and Beaver, in last week, posters were issued announcing a
in place of Rutan: F. II. Braggins in Law- trial of speed, at the Fair Grounds in this
After satisfying the inner man with good
things too numerous to mention, and regale-
escorted to the residence of Capt. B. where
mirth and good feeling prevailed until the
wee small hours. After playing several
pieces the Boys bade good night to their kind
renceand Mercer, in place of McKinly, and place, between several noted horses, from K pelves w.th the weed were again
lutterhelJ, in hne, in place ot tutler. 1 he Northampton county, and Monroe. Owing
Democrats elect Charlton Burnett, m place ot t0 the inclement state of the weather, the
Jtowland, irom Monroe, l'ike and Carbon ; trial3 did not amount to anything,
T. Jefferson Bovcr. in nlaee of Wallace, from
('learScld : James M. Hayes from Greene A notice has been issued at Washington entertainers and seperated for their several
in ilace of Plavford Robert P Allen from 'or a meeting ot the .National Executive homes. Ihus ending one oi the most enjoy-
Lveoming, in place of Chalfant, and D. P. Committee of the Union League of America, able occasions participated in by Beethoven
Thomas, of Forest, in place of Maclay. t0 be held at the Colonnade Hotel, Philadel Band. X.
f" - 1 v. c on T- 11- ni I frt.iIoTr lltVi Jncf of 1 r'nl,-r-l- T "1 I
a:s leaves tue senate y ;puoncans to i r . - Tlir, f,r tnnu nn ,.nrnf r tho
1 l . Tl.. 1) ui: T r If u sniil fA lio vri-v mmnrt.inf tlinfn!! tliA I .v-vn.
j'uuii.yciui.. a ue xiciiuui.uaucs fleet u. j. -'j . - , -t o i i o i . ,
jilace of Bardsley, deceased, and the Demo- tute. ; ' , rni,i1u ,u ;n l,;- nn,l
crats elect two members in Bucks and North- k.,. ...i.,.,0 tn ihn ,iirnr,;c(,mmt in the next world, by returning the same im-
J.'emocrats who died after ril TT . TT r, fV t, mediately. If it. should not be forthcoming he
. , . .... . mi , l;
A . .. "I
ton county, i a.. inserteu in to-uay s out. Tnk-P nt r von nm hnmrn. aivr it. at
the adjournment last winter. This leaves
the House unchanged.
5TThe Philadelphia Bulletin gets this
bullet in. "Piolett's share iu yesterday's
work was the plow.hare. But to-day his
condition is harrowing."
fi? While upturning the virgin sod with
his accustomed plowsherc, Granger Piollctt rather loud in her manifestation of a change
sincrs :
TTr.NTiON is called to the advertisement ". ; "J ,v-tu""i,n "
TT tt o nr mediately. If it. should not be forthcoming he
ic Lmon Horse Company of Northamp- Le 1)jccted t0 a disapreeabie exposure.
County, Pa., inserted in to-day s Jeff. Take notice you are l-nmcn. Leave it at
A mectiug of importance will be held at the Mrs. Schoonover's or at the Tanite office. -2t.
public house of J. P. Rudy Heller, on the
20th inst., at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
All interested are requested to make a note
of this.
Thanksgiving on the 25th.
Lebanon jail has eighteen prisoners.
" -' c" .. . Bears arc numerous in Forest county.
A few evenings since one of penitentswas J
Fruit tree swindlers are operating in
of heart, when one of the members of the Eastern Crawford
church, an aged matrou, took the liberty to
inform her that "Jesus was not deaf, she A glass said to be 3 "j0 years old is on
..onU ...mL-p f'.i " SnMi nctwrn nn exhibition at Jersey Shore. It was made
"Of all pursuits of men invented,
The plowman is the best contented."
We had a little Granger one,
His name was Victor Piolelt,
Rut now Ills tender form is laid
Away beneath the viokt.
Gone to meet his mother-in-law.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
r-?- ti lm!! to Attnrnpv-General Pier- hard of hearing when they come to the gate Ovfr 800 tons of old rubber shoes arc
repont at Washington, announces that at the end of the "narrow road" and knock manufactured into car springs i:i Boston
Wells. ReiMiWican. has been elected to Con- for admission. annually.
i i ;
gress from Mississippi by a large majority.
Close the polls gently ;
the part of professed christians is altogether "1 Germany.
s..uuu u luau a, ia. weighs, when dressed, one pound and- three
tney uu it iu guuu iu.au. i euj'ic uu iinin. n,,ortors
T . 1 C r ,1" 1 . - !-!
.jcsus is not ueai may una nun to ue migiity
3Iove scfily about,
Our cherubic Pershing
Has cahuly stepped out.
"We ween for his going,
With eyes that are teary ;
He was killed by a blast
From a wind bag at Krie.
She Was STiurrED. One day last week Just think what that terrible rebellion
a young Polish maiden at Trempealeau, cost us. Ihere are 11,00 "unknown dead
Wis., had her pinbackcr stripped oil" her L niun soldiers at Salisbury, N. C. alone.
by getting too eluse to the tumbling rod of ; .,, T
a threshin- machine. She attempted to . .iukskis miu to t-e more man uuu,
st.-n over thft rod and the thin remlioh W llliams in the C lilted ttatCS. to say
cauizht in her thitmimari- and in asecond nothing of several hundred thousand spu-
N0T3IBER ELGCTIOKS.
Graiiil Sweep In llic Itcjstonc
Slate I
Ilartranf Vh Majority 11,758.
Republican Victories in Blas-
saeliiiNCttM. Ieiv .lersej-, new
York, Wisconsin, Minne
sota and Kansas.
Tan Hcniocrats Carry Mary
land, Virginia & Mississippi.
In Philadelphia, tho whole Republican
citv ticket is elected, Judge Craig Biddlc,
of the Court of Common Picas, leading off
with li),G37, and Gen. II. II. Bingham, for
Clerk of the Quarter Sessions, coming in
last with the quite sufficient majority of
GGS0.
In New Jersey there was no State ticket
this year, and contest was only for members
of the Legislature and county officers. The
result was a complete victory for the Re
publicans. The Assembly, which last year
was strongly Democratic, is now just as de
cidedly Republican, an entire revolution
having been effected. The Senate lias a
Republican majority of three. In most of
the counties the Republicans met with good
success.
In Xew York the candidates for State
officers included Secretary of State, Attorney-General,
Controller, &c. For these
positions the Democrats are successful by a
small majority, not exceeding 5000, against
a maioritv of over 50.000 last year. The
f j i
grand struggle was for the control of the
Legislature, which was all newly elected.
The Republicans have carried twenty-two
members of the Senate, while the Demo
crats got only twelve. In the Assembly
the Republican majority is 20 ; last year
there was a strong Democratic majority.
In the city of New York there was a bitter
struggle between Tammany Hall and the
Republicans, the latter being allied with
the anti-Tammany Democrats. Tarmnany
Ilall was badly beaten. District-Attorney
Phelps and Recorder Hackctt were re-elec
ted by large majorities, with nearly all the
other anti-Tammany and Republican can
didates for municipal offices. "Boss Kcl-
and his followers sustained a deserved
rebuke, and even Governor Tilden is not
as invincible as was generally supposed
Massachnsctts has elected Mr. Rice and
defeated Mr. Gaston for GovernorThe ma
ioritv is six or seven thousand. All the
other State officers are elected by the Re
publicans, together with the entire Lxccu
tive Council. The Legislature is Republi
can by 1-10 mniority. In the First Con
gressional District, Mr. Crapo, Republican,
las over -1000 majority, to till a vacancy
In Wisconsin the Republicans sweep the
ield, electing Harrison Ludington lur
lovernor and their other candidates for
State officers by about 500') majority. The
lajontv for Gov. laylor (Dem.) v. Ibm
was 15,000. The Republicans have now
secured the Legislature by 30 majority on
joint ballot.
Minnesota has increased her Bepubliean
majority, elect nr' .John r. l nist.mrg lor
y.A Tri
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.VI a
J ,,t.4 lit, 4 rroi Pii-t, rixu: n-. li fe: . :.S
m People wear, rather than the wholesale goods com- U l'
g , monly sold ? This will tell you how to do it.
&"t;;l 4 The very large increase of our business allows us to make h hK2
A STILL LOWER SCALE OF PRICES, AMD H
i 1 You Can Save Knough i
3f-3 in buying a Suit at Oak Hall S
111 I TO PAY FOR THE TRIP 1 1
V&itt- n from anywhere in this County to the City of Philadelphia. I L- V 3
K?'.V"rM It and ave a day of sight-seeing besides. Wanamaker li. W pirS
ft-Xjfi B lirown stand by this Statement, and so will M Kg
y&iSi 3 J'ou after one trial. t
Character cf
the Goods we sell!
For Men & Beys.
i
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n t
i
her person bc-loy the waist as bii; as a post-
Gone to meet the criminal classes of Scuylkill age stamp, and she looked just ready to go
countv. into the iourth act ot tue 'Black Crook.'
ri.iht.hininr, n.tllrfin. The boys s-iys she went to the houso a
tha
IJ.oOO on ail the
T i i r m- i bloominir, wind on her quarter, all her loei
?5T" Later returns from jhnnesota show vv , . '. . ,
. . .,, , canvass gone, and tmiuer strammir oaulv
t t u l.i'iiiniiH-nn i!i;iioritv will ro.irh v ,. , ,. ,
.' J . Jloral keep away from tumbling rods, or
JOO on all the state omces except .ur. , , A f.i(ltiirq :n t!lrt i:!)n ,v
!..... i i . :. .i i o.. t ur""- J -------
ji laenuer, nun is e.ecieu iiratuiti 'j Wluiiijc
jibout mj ) majonry.
The popular honJe long time he bored,
Meiuhuily was in vain,
,A. K. McKIare coa'd not endure
With I'ilgrirnT on his brain.
Cone to meet the Committee of .Sixty-two.
rhihMphia Bulletin.
Almost A Fire. On Friday morning last,
between one and two o'clock, Miss Amanda
Shafer,- daughter of Sheriff Shafr, was
aroused from her slumbers by smoke in some
part of the Indian Queen Hotel, where she
resides with her parents. She called her
Aleck is counting the pilpriins:
Ton lit tit: ptirinis si;in.liu in a line,
I'.irxtii r.pjvru..' ii(.UJ, It bn't quite tinu
IV'ijjL- 1 1 U t.MuiiCTiiiici', hut don't like mo.
Aii-1 i:i ti.i.i U- ; I'm I've Ir.-cu all at sea.
The Cntiholi)jken X'.ics has called lor its father and informed him that there was fire
pout and sends in the following: Uncle in some part of the house, After examin
ing the kitchen and other parts of the house
and finding nothing wrong there, went to
the bar-room, and there discovered a small
closet under one end of the bar to be on fire,
which was speedily put out with a few buck
ets of water.
This closet was used for storing away
candle-sticks, etc., and the supposition is
that some one had dropped a lighted match
there when getting a candle on retiring to bed.
What the result would have been had this
fire got the mastery, we ma' conjecture but
not determine.
On Thursday evening last, the Strouds
burg Cornot Hand turned out and serenaded
Linford M:ir.--h, successful candidate for
County Tica.-urer ; Thomas M. Mcllhaney,
and John Appcnzeiler, who were re-elected;
the former J'rothonotary for the sixth time,
and the latter for the second term ; David
S. Lee, Ks-jr., District-Attorney, also for the
secud term, and (Jen. C. Burnett, the suc
.vsii! candidate lor Seuator of this District.
The lucky candidates responded to the com
pliments paid them by the band, with a liberal
amount of green-backs, which produced great
happiness among the members. A num
ber oft!. l- pieces rendered by the band was
done on the ljud, evidently on the ground
that some of the lucky ones were stong
minded, and required it in loud doses. Be
h!:s as it may, it was well done, as the lucky
ones were pleased and so were the members
of the ban 1.
After the completion of this part of the pro
gramme, the bund concluded it was very
necessary to lo alter another very highly
important personage, to wit: B. S. Jaeoby,
Chairman of the Democratic County Com
juittee, whose residence is ou Ceutre street,
whither they repaired, to remind him of the
defeat f the Democratic State Ticket, and
vrheu wi '.vere in readiness, rendered that
soul stirring peeo
" l'o'ir vlJ Griiacs is dead,
That ci,d 14 soul,
AVe ua'n shall see Mm more."
Hie rendering of this melancholly dirge
evidently brought the teat's to many an eye
in the crowd, as one of them remarked at
the conclusion of the pieco, that the Chair
man of the County Committee might as well
be buried along with Pershing and l'iollet,
as there was no further use for him. The
said Chairman however says, syuipaUic-tkjally
we suppose, that the music was iutended for
liewis M. Burson, the defeated candidate for
District-Attorney, and that the band got te
nure hi.i re :i-e lhrod? n:i'-f.ak
Pkuson'aL. Itev. J. Pastorfield, of Cata
sauqua, has been assisting Bev. (J. D. Car
row in conducting the extra meeting in the
M. K. Church of this place for the past few
evenings. Mr. Pastorfield's sermons are
brief, plain unvarnished truths, and to the
point. They have had a telling effect upon
the j-itmers of this community, for since his
advent here, upwards of a score have been
converted. We hope he may be persuaded
to tarry with us still longer. Mr. Pastor-
field's friends iu this vicinity, where his
pastorial labors were employed for some four
years, are legion and most happy they are
to see him.
Mr. Thomas J. Aluiuciit, formerly of
this place, but now of St. Louis, Missouri,
is now ou a visit to his many frieuds in this
place and vicinity, and he favored us with a
fifteen or twenty minutes call, which was
very pleasantly speot iu recalling years,
scenes and facts, long since past. Mr. A.
left this place for St. Louis 32 years ago, and
it has not been our fortune to meet with him
since that time until Tuesday last. We at
first fancied that we could see in his counte
nance some one we knew, but did not
at first think of our old friend and neighbor
of thirty-two years ago, but soon discovered
him to be the same genial, wholo souled
gentleman we formerly knew him to be,
Mr. A. is a gun-smith by trade, which he
long followed in this borough, and was regar
ded as a master mechanic in his dny. We
have in our possession a gun which we pur
chased of him while doing b'jsine.33 here,
bi'-h we '.rould not part wi'h at ;:-ny price.
A Clinton county man, named A. "W.
baltzrnan, shot a catamount near hernev
last week, which measured four feet iu
length and weighed sixty-five pounds.
It will gratify all to learn that Mrs.
Abraham Lincoln nas entirely recovered
from her late aberration of mind, and is
now considered entirely free from her af
fliction. It is reported that she vill here
after nuke Springfield her home, living a
pleasant, quiet life.
Axr information of a little girl named
Ellen (Jilroy, twelve years old, with brown
hair and blue eyes, who wore a black and
red shawl when she It-It home in February
last, will be thankfully received by her
mother, who resides in Browntown, near
Pittston, and who sent her to the store to
make some purchase, since which time she
ha.3 heard nothing of her. Address
Margaret (Jilroy, Pittston. Papers copying
this notice will confer a favor ou a worthy
poor woman.
Gigantic Farming in Pennsylvania.
Jamk.s Young, of Middlctowu, Dauphin
county, Pa., does farming on a gigantic
scale. His sales of wheat this fall and
winter will aggregate Sd,000 ; hay, S L000.
The yield cf corn on his place this season
exceeds 10,0G0 bushels. Last winter he
fattened for market 212 head of cattle.
He believes in steaming food for his cattle,
and for that purpose has erected in one of his
capacious barns a boiler GJ feet high, with
a diameter of two and one-sixth feet. It is
twelve-horse power, and carries sixty pounds
of steam. He finds that he can use much
of his produce, by steaming it, that would
go untouched in a raw or unprepared state,
lie uses up all his corn stalks by steaming.
Prior to the use of fcteam, it took all the
hay he could produce to feed his cattle.
Now he feeds more cattle than ever, and
has large quantities of hay to sell. Last
year he sold two hundred tons. Mr.
i'oung is about putting in a ten-horse
t power engine to run his threshers, fodder
cutters, etc., and believes it will be a great
saving. The butter Mr. Y. manufactures
is of so superior a quality it never reaches
the general market, and commands a higher
price than the best grades quoted. 1 1 is
cows are principally Alderncys, and he has
forty of this breed as nearly alike as twin
sisters each one, in addition to the other
peculiarities of the breed having black hoofs,
a black tongue, and a long, handsome, black
tipped tail.
Newark, N. J., produces most of the
patent leather made in this country ; and
it is said that we import none of this kind
of goods except patent calf-skins. Our
manufacturers have pushed their goods
into the foreign markets, and have suc
ceeded iu competing with foreigners in
their own countries. This branch of busi
ness has hardly felt the dull times, owing
to the fact that it depends so largely on
thw. f"f' i.rn in rket
lovernor by nine or ten thousand. The
iC'risIature is much more decided!' Bepub-
lican than last vear.
In Maryland the regular Democratic
ticket, headed by John Lee Carroll for
(.lovernor, is elected. Outside of Balti
more the two tickets ran nearly even, but
the city gave Carroll nearly l."i,0f)0 ma
jority it is alleged by violence and fraud.
The Legislature is decidedly Democratic.
From Mis-issipri it is reported bv the
chairman of the Democratic Committee that
the election was wry quiet and has gone
altogether in their favor. I no Democrats
have elected at leat four of the six mem
bers of Congress, and have carried the Le
gislature. The colored vote appears to
to have been small, many of the black peo
ple keeping away from the polls through
fear or persuasion of the whites.
Tut: Conservatives of Virginia have car
ried the State by the usual majority, and
have secured about the same majority in
the Legislature as they had List year.
It is now reported from Oregon that
arren. Republican, is elected to Congre
rrNQ be sure of what wc sell we manufacture o::r l
i goons, some oi mem in our own tmiltlin;;.
l'l.rv art? wpl! rut. spwet and finitia TVi-..
can be rt-licd upon. Storekeepers out of the cuy U K-i vJ
misrepresent us when they say they sell our goods, M E'jp'lft
as we da not -wholesale, but connne ourselves ir! P t "V-.
retail. We bcarrio ill-will to any one, and state this only because some tl
H dealers sell poor goods as coming from our house. I o each ol our custom- H K
p t rs we are responsible for articles bought of us. Dy our plan of Ticketing i3v3
1 the rient names ol me materials uu uui uuui, uu uuc wu uc iniiicu as b fj
1 . - .... . T f- ..3
Trlt. price in plain figures and noiXingcfr. The ft Cr-i -i
same price to acquaintances and strangers. J f'.v.
'1 o city people and country people cnuul H Kr"T 3
n
OS- - :i
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mm
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How
Vanamsker & Brown
lrpp.t their
CUSTOMERS
advantages
With each article s!!, a Cuaraxfr.' a t-
4
t S I is given, that the I'rice is as low as it can be bought L t
anywhere, and that the qualiiy is as represented; v- (':
nrywillbe paid back in full, if purcliascr within Q dys g K"3;-
l'i -Ten tV-f tVto mnnrv
M wi-'hes. for any reason, to return the goods, unworn
f T"MIIS is important indeed, because, unprincipled ?3 i';7; ;
wereii our sins, tares, auvcriiseinents, ami U U .':
tl 1
P Esaclly
i i v.hcre the Sic re Is.
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PA
These who canr.ct
corns
to the City.
people having stores in I'liiladelpl.ia, ci :;.- ' .-C"!.j
JL ierfett our siens. cards, advcrtiseinrnss .n.,f K
stop strangers on the street, ivi!h false directions 1 ' 'V"''
about where the store is, so that they may sell their 11"
counterfeit goods. T here is but one Oak Hall in c3 K'-'i ?9
SIXTH H ?ri ? I
Wiu send patterns of material and prices by Jfj !J
mail when requested. Persons can have ? v- J
made-up goods sent by Kxjrcss, by scud- fi
Philadelphia, it is a larpe building, the size of four ordinary store, and is I
. t . . .. . r i. i v i ii .iv iij . i x i : i t t v T I f E.
on the oi'.m-ea5t corner ki ;iaiu ji.iu ciaiu
SIXTH SIXTH and Market Streets.
ri wanted,?
jiffy-'; M lo tb-i Express Co. on recei t of p
ic''jJ-v'i ti ' :'"' v cd before paying. Vi'hcre
r 'Vl-' !5 M luuiiev and pav tiio expressae b
inp; their measure (w e furn:h ea'.y directions that ii
any one can measure by,; end describing color p S -'i-"-
and price oesirea. l aymer.t can be mar.e f-v--
here poods
back to 1
3 J mi s-.ouui te sure Ij see a:r name on
as y. u enter,
4
CO not T.h asc, wc wi.l return the r-" 5
hilar'. Ir.lrn. A
i i t j .
the Uuiidir.r and tK-er the djcr H if - -j
m II WANAMAKER & BROWN.
JSovember 4, 1S7.J.
ISrOTIOE.
Tbc annual nu't'tins of the Sioeklioblers of the
StrniKl.sl.uri; Loan and lliiihlini; Association will In
held in the Court House', on Friday oveiiina, Novcm
hfr "tli. ls7"i, In t ween the liniirs ol 7 ami ;i o'cliM'k, P.
M. A new .serii-n fur .sale, and cljcUim of otlieers fur
the ciisiMt!.' viur.
)ei. 21-:;t.J " 1!. S. JAC I!Y, Scc'y.
oSTOTIOE.
The C'itiens of the P-muurli of Strourlsbur.ir, are
beiehy no!i'n il that W'lilliam .S. Plury i.s no 1 u,;'r an
Aireiit fur the Si ruiidbur.n tins I.iiit and Puel ( 'oin
Iany, and any culloi timis be may make will not bv
roc'oj;iiiel by the 'o!iip;tny.
.Strou'lsbui das i.iht and I'uel ('mpa?i v.
j. iAiaxi:n ii.i.Ni:s,
Met. 2Mf. Trea,i;rer.
instead of Lane, whose success wa-s tele
graphed a week or two ago.
Ix Kansas, where a new Legislature was
elected, the Republicans have carried at
least two-thirds of both branches and have
a popular majority of over 10,000.
THANKSGIVING.
Proclamation by the Governor of Penn
sylvania. Haurisburo, November 8. The fol
lowing proclamation was issued to-daj' :
In the name and by the authority of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania :
T II A N K Sf 1 1 V I X ( i PROCLAMATION'.
Tn tho nliundrmr, I'rnns witli wlilcl
wlueli
Heaven has blessed us; in the sibsonoe ol'
pestilence and want from our mi lt ; in tho
diminishing distrust that pi.-rvadts th;
channels of trade, and the prospi-ct not only
of a revival of commerce and manuiactnn s
throughout all the State.-? of the country,
but of the happy und cordial re-union of
the people thereof, the nation has occasion
for thankfulness. I respectfully ask, there
fore, that the people of Pennsylvania, in
accordance with the recommendation of the
President of the United States, assemble on
the 2.";th day of November, 1S75, to give
thanks to the Great Author ot all our
blessings, and to petition for the continu
ance of divine iiivor to our nation and State.
Given under my hand and the great seal of
the State, at Ilarrisburg, this eighth day
of November, in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and seventy-five, and
of the Commonwealth the one hundredth.
J. F. Hartuaxft.
Ly the Governor.
M. S. Quay, See'y of tho Commonwealth.
The Wiiliamspm-t Rubber Company em
ploy one hundred and two girls in the
manuftcture of rubber shoes, turning out
1,!500 pairs daily.
In fehamokin, two young ladies claimed
the siime beau and ran a foot race to dee Ho
it. The ;Tu!l-b:ikM lost..
NOTICE.
st 1 1 s s: ass si z: n a n .1 . si .
The annual mevlin of t he Stockholders o!
this hank will he heM on the first Tuesday of
Noveniher, 1ST"). There will be an election
heM at the L.anidncc houso of thi.-; Lank, on tin
third Monday of November, for the e!v iiin ol
l-" directors, to serve for the eiinin vear.J
J. MACKKY, Uasiiier.
Oct. ., ls.o-Ct
' NOTICE.
To the Members of the Llonroa Thief Detect
ing and Insurauco Ccmpanj.
The animal rneotin? of said C'onipanv wi'i
he ield at Sny.Icr.evilie, Monroe county, l'a..
on .Saturday, the i.tii day o! November, -.
I. l.Sio, at 10 o chick a. ni., lor electing u Hi
rers, iVc. '.r ii cad at p. in.
All oilieers of said Company are to meet rn
Saturday, tno i":h o: November, at 10 o'clock,
in., jr.-parcd for scttlliiir their accounts.
under a pctialtv of a tirie of L1' ,! ).
pi;ti-:u ldingkk,
J. II. Fi::s:cr.'i, 1'residcnt.
Svcretarv. Oct. 21-.U
-"v a mm
Tt affords us great pleasure in .'!:!;!
customers and the ptihlie jrenra!!;-.
withstanding the bait otkn d in .,,
and tra-hy and sk-azv jr :.,- iii S;-.
the rumbling of in.i jd t;t Karti. ::::!:
ifornia, the devastation fi.llow'n.L' in
of the great army of p.;l'tt bu;. :,
cently wt-pt through our town
ty, the political strife now exi-thu' n:t:c
many anxious ones for oflicc, the
regard of public morality, the cr- .
times, the collapse and winding '.;j !;
ber of bn-iness houses throtijj!;o:;t ll.-.- c
within the last two vcars,
s i: i
e still Live.
And have ju-t returned from thc( itw;:.!
larje t-iock ot
I
?5
til
OAED.
As imidi sacculation lias been made by in
credulous persons in regard to our manner of
doing bu-d:ies-, we wili to say to the public
generally, thai we will only sell or exchange
property en a legitimate basis, receiving oniy.
a regular co;na;i - ion, and we wili enieitain no
propositi :i under any other ciieuui.-iance
whatever. Our object will be to satisfy all par
ties. We are thankful for pa.-t patronage ami
solicit a centir.ueiice of the same.
Ilepectifullv.
Pjtkson- & Tii. ew.-ox. Real Estate Agts.
Conveyancers and Collectors,
OfHce opposite It. K. Depot.
Ka-t Strou.b.b,irg, Sept. It'., 1S7".
;icinr an -n.:es
;arn
cn.br
ity iii DjT:i:SS UOUDS, includir.--ortment
of plain and i-un-v
Plaids, from
1-
Mohairs, Rongecf, Cashmeres, Mack
ored, all shade-; all wool i'.'p!::.- b; i
popular shades ; French Merir.ix- iii ;
beautiful .-hades very d.oip.
Special attention is invited to i r.r '.'
iiipcicas irotn J J ce
which for smoothness and f.rc::
and brilliancy of color car.;;, t
T; 1 VLSI: CL O TIL Vi 1 ve: -: ;
lileached Cottons lower i!;:;:i
Siieelings, Noaii;-''.a;n Lace. i.
lowtis, Cra-b
l'rints 8 cents
CLOT
i
r- 'TC f
irs2S2c vaier Wheel
FOR SALI
In this dt par! inert our as-er. ::;.
from tiie low j-.riccd Jean i;; l; ;
T.7--. Tkf..... . . . . ......
.i'Lu Ul..l 1 i-.i;, 1 L.i.N.i;;...S v.r
j SHIRTINGS; a full assort t. nr.
! Hoisery and Yanks o ITotic-:
j Ladie Vests. Gents' Shirts and ' I
Cloak and Sack Trimming, Press Tri".!:"
! Neck Ties, Felt Skirts, Wool Shal.
m. -m i i. rv, . k l-'j 1.1.4 it .
We liav? one of STKVKUSOX'S PCI'LEX .
Tl j:i;le VATJ-:it wufkps f -ji h, di- OIioico Family Groceries, -J
amc ter, For Sale ; said Wheel being in the : , f
best of order, Also, with it are the Ikvi 1 ' "We can't epiole prices nor cnunnT.i: o!4
Wheels (pinion and mortise,) Iron Head II look, the articles we keep, hut with i:.:i;v ,' I
with uptight and horizontal boxes, Wheel thanks for your pu.-t patronage, v. c f
shaft and Clutch ; a!o, complete set of (late invite vou all to call and examine :ir
1-ixttires, with rack gears, in go.ul rder. and wl-'ll show vou the host a ernaf ' : f
i ne .move wneel lu-sheen run lor about 7 town, the incest and cheapest gooJ-m 1
years at our factory, and shows that the us.t'C :t the
iias oeen careial. e have reolac..,Mf l.v tf'iiEI ' ?5' STfUir. i
, - i &
.,... v:i. ' . i
TOSITE TIIR AMFKICAN llvT'-s
, TKliMS CASH.
ARSO; ! C. K. AN I'll!-0'
..... v.nii. u;ivt repiaecit u tv a
4J in. wheel, ns we needed more power. With!
the wheel is about 8 ft. Gf Draft Tube, also in' OI
OneROSE WHEEL, In.diameter, turned
on bolto.'i so as to make tight joint ; will. Scroll
iStrondsLi!rr, Vt.
Auditor's Notice
Fhe undersigned, annointcd An
r. Ibis pipe is in three pieces, one 10 ft o ()'-phans' Court of Monroe conn'.. r
long, one 1 ft., and an Elbow This Wheel ' distribution of t he funds in the Inn
is given power to our machine hhop for 0 ,osU ,1' Administrator of tlu-Km no ' !. '
I. lock and Step nil complete, wit!, t Sate Fix-i JtA.
lures. With this Wheel i, ll'. f,et of Cast Iron rn,
--- 'ii ' - ."iiie.-. in iniernai oi:ivu
lor.se
te
in.
h:
years, and i.i in excellent condition
ALSO ;
One STEAM HOI LEU of about '20 II
lower,
ALSO ;
One DOUP.LE JOUVAL TURI1INE i lor .v si tare thereof.
WHEEL -1 1 inches in diameter. ' i Stroiuh bnr, Oct. 21-4t.
Ativ or an oi the ,-,hove will bo .sold at a h;i
gam n prompt application ia made to
THE TANITE CO.
SruordsBfiui, Pa,
thony Peters, late of the township ef h'
sail countv, deceased, will mo t p utii1"1,
toil, on I rnhy, the iith day of Novcin-";-; f
P., 187o, at '2 o'clock p. m., at hi. olla-a-
P.orough of Stroudshurg, when and wher.
persons interested niav attend if th.v.1'.". I
lirontr rr f. I.t. .1. K.i i-r.wl lVnc.1 ri'llll
P.
ar-
Sept. Id, 1875.
CAUTION !
Aii-
AdiKinistrator's Soti
rotate of ENOCH FLAG LEU,
Stroud tCAvnaliip. ,
rttlUM lf ilniinilrOiAll IlPPn lifi'
named Estate having been granted h
.1 ? . I ii . t . l . . i:.l l '
All luiroMu ii . . oersigncu, an i.ersons inRi'iei i ,.r.
All pcrhoiw are hereby ciulhinwl i,J... . ... : i ray!''.
Irwniwni,.,,,, .... . e t . in lUMt'll ill niilKe lUIIIirin i . .
trc-pa on any property of the undersized nd ,i ' P ll!lv.;,lir ,lC
ntv l .. .i. . . , . , r"! ... i.,,,.tirnlc' "
ir account umy
xtcnt of the hiw.
Stroudbur- July 29,1875.
ENOCH FLAGLF.K. Ar
troll'
Stroud !sp., Monrrs County, Oct. . 5
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