JU
an
SPURIOUS BONDS.
several Counterfeiters Bagged.
rv&'s "Crocked" Han in Trouble
Fra Again.
the sensation of the week among our
, ie lias been the unearthing of a scheme
Fr -Lny more or less connected with our
' -,r rvher one of the characters of our
I00' On Tuesday evening C. II. Winter
i0Vn' who has lately figured in several
a :-i this community, was arrested by
w - detectives of the Secret Service and
ivr the niirht line to Philadelphia.
vx" clnrsre'upon which he was arrestc
.t of hcins one cf a gang of countei
From such information as we can
""V r it appears that sometime uurmglast
r'''1., aVnan by the name of George G.
c v,-i in Portland and sole to Win-
'icil'i'l'i KlU'A Ul iliiucuiiic ii'i iiitiiiiiu
u.. r Sihkh Wintermute, it appears,
11 v
1 -J not ti;e nea.-:..-... j iuu, " a
. tvi'H th? name of one of our citizens
r" u s -Cinitv. This was known at the
.i 1 nt reining was muu-m, n u u:-.u
' AV'ntcrmute) was arrested on last Tues-
V,eoHlic detectives wno arrested
t
lie
a:v
, :. ICO!) KlOppUlg -it, Xi(Ji.-5taii.i a iui a
v'ck previous to the arrest, one of them
fn M-Midav and the other on Tuesday
Oaiic a number of rumors are
reliable inforraation. The following,
tn fi'n11 tJ-e Philadelphia Press of the
.iV'in-t.is j-crhnps as near correct as can
!",-fVtaiiiod at the present time:
,t:u t Chiof Benson, of the United
v-Vs '.Secret Service, yesterday made some
' ..v-K:r." discoveries of the porfee-
,;' n to vd.ich the art of counterfeiting has
fc-'-n kouJ.t, ana at the same tini-3 suc
ll '.l in i':vr,-Ti!,g several of the most dan
'vrocked money men' in the eonn-
.i ...
. i :.. . i. 13
mcst uaiigerous in uie v. unu.
,rc. ric.j succeeded in buying a SI. 000
'-."! ! :tr!:)Z bond which he had rea
j tJ Lcii 'V, from the character of the
.,.M-.c r. must ho a counterfeit. Although
f',-a the cVscit i.-spection by experts failed
t ...'..Mi'li the fact tliat it was not genuine.
:irm
cf the Secret believing
.v.,,, Knt;v!fji:e gained cf its possessor that
t,, r . j or was spurious, determined to probe
t;v, to the bottom, and this, with the
ivt.!r.co of -Mr. Uonson, he has been en
sll. 1 i' tJ... The bod was purchased of a
n.u n;;n;t i Vhcriuute, who afterwards
th-u he hud paid SoUU fur the
ir.t i i' ;..' I'i'.-isi-x j'tc-siiui'cs. By unre-
:is Aitant Chief Benson
i in hiding thut the art was
mvot-vI an.i being J raeticcd by one, (ieorge
i: Vinans, who Had two oliiecs. one at No.
X) S,,ut!i Thirl t. (Philadelphia) and
t!: itl'CT at No. Lackawanna avenue,
?::.! :.t'n. A detective was immediately de
trcht'd tn cranton ; another was sent to
pvrt!:;nd. Pa., wh.cre Wintermute was so
if.;rr.iac, and yc-stcrday a pull was made si
aiiiltunecuslv r.t the three headquarters. In
-ier to facilitate matters warrants were
.'J;;- 1 from 3Iagistrato Carpenter for
the a:r--t of the crooked Philadelphia!), and
Lte i.; th-af'i.r;ioon Assistant Chief Ben
kh. accompanied by Detective, Wood paid
ann-t ur;c-xpec:ed vi.;t to the .South Third
j-rs:.'.:!'?. an 1 unceremoniously "collared'
jhrJviph Vvir:a;:s, a brother cf George
.'. d l man named Charles Allen. The
rooms wore searched, and several strange
b k;n' ! .rrs. a uumbor of the impressions
' the -iathe work'' cf bonds, a battery,
r.i . :h'.-r evidence? were secured. Among
artic!- obfained were half a dozen pru-i::.-:u
cf eld engravinirs so perfect in
c ?ry rriicular thi.t had it not been for a
''ur-.-;;'.-? in the : experts could not
jvo?:rara-d the copies from the originals,
ihnirph V'i:uns protected his innoccneof
t.1 t.h.i"jo.- hi regard to counterfoiting, and
dit thour'a his art was a secret, he
hlr-iyy i:i tl9 reproduction of en
?""'.;: -. i'Lc ; toc'ss, he said, consisted
r:r- n::-k;:' a eculiar composition, which
i: ru I' -t i.-y. ra. r.ts ,f th.e consistency of
:-t. n;! engraving to be repro-
''i is ::a:;.'c ji.it.dy placed, when an exact
i-I-riviu:) is made. The plate quickly
brifjns. It i:? thvn electrotyped and ready
pr:.:t;r'g iuy number of fac-similcs of
'riai:::.!. V"in-rs admitted that bonds
rii L ?f perfectly reproduced that the
nr.-s v.-1, -'., d :v the ferirtinj- of an cipert,
bTit &h addod. to his knowledge had
' 'botn d nie. He farther stated that
Plucks cyuld nut be cc-pied, as they,
uc'ue t:. i o'ids, are subjected to such
f-vcror;vurauIic j rcssure after being printed
not cv:i tl.,. (ars?r lines would leave
in;;,r.M.j!i. The j.-risoner, however,
iui''' '!) a'-couiit for the presence of elec
iro'v5 (.f tt.e t.h,tl2 W0,.kM on Tjniterl
!-";r'd: and it is needless to say his
r ninonce were accepted
' rvJii Twiih some allowance).
ii-ti he and A!i:n were locked up to await
Vr'' 1 ' V'i r,K'IJ'"s- Alx)t an hour later
jm , r'-'--!-ivcd despatches from Scran
p"1'1 ''-'-d advising him of the arrest
" 'i;aris and Wintermute, thede-
tV. flra tiarnod place adding that
fc';Jtr'"J 2 "-;' counterfeit bond,
Ur"p artioa plate?, battery, a nuiu
t la'iirA'-ri8' ar'd ether evidences.
C'S f'r',!-'r from the country were
d' v!!t "J l!''-H,i'y -:lst night and the "crookl
r,?f Uat,; wi!i probJy-havea hearing to-
gard to a battery fce had bb passession last
fall. lie asked me if I thought that coun-l
tcrfeit plates could be manufactured by the
process ; be asked me to go to his house in
Portland ; I went to bis house and he
showed me the battery ; he explained the
greater part of the working process ; showed
me some impressions of cards ; also a plate
of one side of a ten-cent currency, telling
me the other side was in the battery ; some
time after this he requested me to tell him
where I could get a printing press ; as I
was going to Scranton he asked me to see
a party to get him paper and ink to be used
for printing counterfeit money ; after I re
turned from Scranton he asked me if I saw
the party ; said I had, and the party wouldn't
give me any satisfaction whether they would
furnish the paper or "note. On cross ex
amination he stated that the defendant had
requested him not to speak of the matter
to any one ; we had a misunderstanding in
regard to a promissory note ; no one was
present at any of our conversation in regard
to the plate ; I told Winans that Winter
mute had asked me to see him in reference
to getting paper and ink to manufacture
counterfeit notes, and he said he had ful
filled the agreement with Wintermute, but
did not agree to furnish paper and ink. A
United States secret-service detective, John
J. Grumman, was next sworn. He stated
that he never saw the defendant until he
deputy marshal arrested him in Portland ;
we went with him to his house, and search
ed it, finding part of an electrotyping bat
tery ; also found two pieces of copper, which
he said he had tried to make an imprint
on ; Wintermute told me that a man by the
name of George Winans had said he could
transfer the imprint from United States
currency or anything else by the use of this
battery. On cross-examination he denied
having used the words "from United States
currency," but he said "fifty cent notes or
anything else ;" fill he knew about the in-
istrument captured was from what defend
ant had told him ; uid not know what it
could be used for unless told; found noth
ing like counterfeit currency in the house.
v hue the hearing was in progress the
commissioner received a despatch from
..V. . 1.1 r
ccrancon mat stateu mat ueorne U. Win
ans, an accomplice of the defendant, had
1 111" fftf ? M rri
oeen ne;a in so,uuv uau. ine commis
sioner thereupon held Wintermute in 4,000
I bail ior court. Portland Lcntcrprize.
Stroums, MorrU
Altimose, Mlehatl
liuiz, James
Barlit, Jobn
Christ t Busk irk
Heath, William
meriey, tr eter uuh
mi ecu t, tvoiomon
Kramer. Daniel
Merwine, John
Mease, Godfrey
Mertvice, Franklin
Merwine. i rankilu
Serfass, Aaron
Smith, John O.
Weiss, (ieorsfe
Zacharias. Samuel
Christ, Richard
Ilouser, Valentino
Heath, William A.
Odcnwelder t Fogla
fritz, l nomas
The Democratic candidates for President
are fading fast. The last to drop out of
recognition is Thurman, of Ohio. He is
charged with gobbling up a fee of SoO.OOO
out of the assets of the Atlantic and Great
Western Itailroad, and the query is what
he did for it. The Atlantic and Great
Western was notorious for the skillful way
m which it was managed for fleecing th
stockholders, and Thurman seems to have
come in, at the right moment, for his share
of the plunder. Pendleton, Hendricks,
Thurman, Tilden who will complete the
tally of candidates for the Presidency
wrecked upon the railroad ?
Stroud.
Coflman, William
Cofl'man, Charles
I oulfce, Samu'J
Heller, Susan
Jackson. A. Reeves
Palmer, William
Kay. .Tames Estate
Ray, Nelson
Steel, Jeremiah
Mmnotz, Jonn
Sehoonover, Channey
illiams, Jerome s.
Walton, Sydenham's Eatats
Hush, Daniel V.
Butterfield, Isaac
I .!;, Alfred
Stillman A Peirson
Kav. Georico
iorden, Jervis
.dcConnel, John
Karl, James
Lee. Alfred
Irillith, Mondar
lacker, imou
Ilouser, Samuel
Hrller, Philip's EaUti
Johnson. John
Kinney, Peter L.
Decker, Daniel
Rowland. Carolina
Labar, Richard
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
2 lots
1 lot
1 lot
1 lot
1 seated lot
llt
Hot
Smithjitld.
Butz, Henry A.
Miller, Edward
Mvllbaner. Thomas it.
fSwintan. Jones A Co.
llownr, William R.
Elizabeth, Staples
Abors, Abuer
Slot
1
0
45
a
14
20
37
S
to
s
100
8ft
.59
S
60
7
100
52
14
17
44
40
74
40
1
47
log
17
150
13
13
43
200
1
22
4
7
7
7
2
10
Sipl? t Brother
W elicit, Adam
ferwJn, Job a
Williams, Jacob
Wcise, CJcorge VT.
Hot
East Slroudsburg.
2 lot
1 lot
Tobyhanna.
3e
83
S8J
6 60
C40
80
IS 60
162
84
77
10 40
S3 00
1 19
1 44
1 64
74
7 76
243
2?r,
37
42
10 64
10 40
2 70
2 80
2 00
600
2 70
10 00
J 25
3 SO
5 83
12 50
19 03
41 4S
7 60
12
8 76
70
4 60
20 20
4 37
35
2 70
4 or
4 72
1 23
7 31
63
1 50
200
100
2 80
63
2 40
1
22
1 60
04
40
60
100
30
16 23
1 08
1 60
Tunkhannock.
Mervin. Ezra
Merwine, John
Merwine, Eranklin
Beerman, Lawrence
LINFORD MARSH, Treasurer.
Treasurers Office Stroudsburg, Fa. )
March-3'), 1S76.
n
00
130
7
23 00
9 95
12 40
4 94
TREASURER'S SALE
or
UNSEATED LANDS
TREASURER'S NOTICE
o? sale or
SEATED LANDS,
For arrearages of Taxes.-
The following is a l;?t of Taxes on seated aessments
as returned hy the Collectors of the several Townships
and Boroughs for 1874 and 1875, which lands will be
sold ajrrecahly t the 41st section of the Act of the 19th
or April A D. 1843. which provides fr the Collection of
taxes oa the 12th day June, 187:5, bein5 the second
Monday of Jun next, at the Court Hous, in tiie Bor
rh of Stroudsbu-rj, in the County of Monroe, for ar
rearages of Taxes due costs accurred on each lot
respectively :
Birrctt.
Acres
29
T
TC-. U!" Liutea fctates Uorumif-jsioner.
ia?'-b ur,(yl as ljy ?r the most import-
d-r.r" ' .,na' - t'jr the process is such
-erou imuatiori that a few months'
iV r-,,,! li, .
oecn suliicicnt to hive
i:..v-ful only this country, but the whole
w i3 ffJor'i'i wi'h spurious, so perfectly
i'a;fYrom, the originals that Jetec-i-r.iOri'JUi1Ct
i ve '0,'en almost impossible. It
"nV atWr rerr,f mbercd that, had not
''"lUh ,lteri iStaU:S detectives found
..' boild in tbe possession of a
W C0U!!t-lf,-its, the existence of such
toS? 0US Mt WoulJ uot Ulive been for a
suspected.
ot Thursday has the
tiSre d States Commissioner Bell
tf7p&j;tr,,00n Charles 11. Winter
loill land Pa- whose arrest with
''-is v';ic v. - i . t i
s''-tddv u,,"ounccu in tnese cofumns
fpr.!!'' a? "Taigned unon the charge
! I Udiui !ie knew the defendant,
aa interview with him in re-
Borara, Jfoh
Dictriok, No'son
ierrtt, Griswold W
Jenkins, Martha
t?l!in, James
Sanders. A Co.,
Dunning. John A.
r-tz, Christopher
S-jh'-nk, Way
A ppleR.-vte, it Co.,
Price, jane
riiH'lnon, John S.
Pint-hart. Peter F.
MrihrMor. Edward
Price, SKlnham
Heller, cliluu
(1 town lot
300
179
100
179
10
2--9
1'JQ
9
1?S
ZCi
555
2
1 lown lot
Borough of Stroudsburg,
Jon. Nelson 1 town lot
McCan, Jane 1 town lot
Walton, James n. srd wife 7
Smith, R'.bert 1 town lot
Sitone, Morris aid wff j 1 town lot
Coolbaugh.
Waranharst, James 361
McEsvy, Daniel 115
D reuse r. Mary 100
Mss!n9:er A Brother 159
Necrle, .;irh 140
Sterner, William H. 6
McCarfrACo. 650
l;wis, Iaac 5
Eldrcd;
Jon's, Edward A Oltver
Rierhner. Elizabeth's Lstat
Fenner, Jerome
freenswei, Jonas' Estate
Hartz Richard A lilward
Kleckncr, Daniel
Hamilton.
Fleming, 7ilHara
Brotzman, J.
Bittealnder, Emanuel
Holler, Jacob
Shafer, John
Arndt, Menerv
L'niphred, George
Jack ton,
Alhertson, Abraham
Merwine, John
Merwine, Kranktin
F'orteouM, John's Es4at
V.'ooliiert, Joseph
Si'tzer, Soloman
Brvan, Abraham
lljfucr, Susannah
Kunsnian, W. H.
Marvin, (ieor?
Riaehart David
h-'ianer, Wiiliara
Shoemaker, John V.
Mar)'n, Philip
Ketzer, Abraham
Kfyhler. Charles
liauck, Jacob Middle SmUWL
Jlaiomon, Wr. B.
Parker, William
Waikcr, William
Thomas J.
( ortritfht. F.llen
ISins, Benjamin
Morris AJani
Blinu, Robert
Cramer, Gorre A Andrew
Hoistead, K. K.
Moser, AUua
Voburg, Oliver
Parodist.
Price.
Henry, Charles
EilenUerger, .Snutn A Co.
N'jyes, Samuel
Culeman, J. S.
Vau Vliet A Co.
Staples, Reufcen
Mansansdo, 6iphla B.
Price, Wilkinson ,
Pr,t-n John
Long, Cavennaw A Co.
1 town lot
PocoM.-
Pebringr, Samael
Kinnev, Peter L.
Bush, thomss
Dunlap, Joel V.
Crmer, Jesse
Ftrouss, Isaiah
fchuIar.Aagustu
101
30
15.1
70
80
70
:o7
10
u
6
1
O
6
200
235
200
400
t9
213
C3
29
146
63
40
20
tt
3
74
J4C
85
100
60
100
120
86
21
25
100
120
2iK
23
ZOO
100
200
60J
115
129
S
100
160
117
25.
100
0
112
1ft
eo
12
Taxes.
1 42
50
15 00
7 78
3 73
16 02
2 80
9 55
3 70
12 13
1 75
5 75
3 02
tl 00
1 50
2 73
2 Of
1 13
7 92
2 61
7 92
19 36
8 23
1 80
300
5 CO
3 40
6 00
1 20
7 83
16 20
2 91
4 64
8 40
4 66
25
S3
30
49!
3?
1 60
25 28
60 20
16 50
16 75
10 07
8 5J
2 IS
1 00
1 60
1 13
1 10
4 93
1 13
244
3 69
46
1 05
2)
20
1 03
240
G
2 00
80
1 20
2 40
4 00
80
310.R0E COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given, that agreeably to an
Act of General Assembly of the Commonwealth
cf Pennsylvania, pawed the 13th day cT March
181o. entitled an " Act to amend the act enti
tied an act directing the mode of selling Un
seated Lands for taxes and for other purpose,'
and of an act parsed the 13th day of Mai eh
1S17, a. farther supplement to an act to amend
the act entitled an act directing the mode o
?ellirr Unsealed Lands for taxe and ojher
purposes, by the Act of General Assembly
ia?ped the 9th dav of March, in the vear of
- . .
our Lord, 184, entitled an Act in relation to
the sftlec of Unseated Lands in the nevera
counties of this Commonwealth," the following
tracts of Land will be Bold at public vendue.
on the
V2il day of June, 1S7G,
being the second Monday of June next, at the
Court JloiiFe, in the Borough of btroudsburg,
in the County of Monroe, for arrearages of taxes
due and the costs accrued on eacn lot respec
tirely for the years 1874 and 1875.
BARRETT.
Acres. Per. Tax,
No
Warrantee ivam
211 Rirnett, John
250 ISrodhead, Thomas
291 Hrodhead, Alexander
301 Brown, Daniel
319 Chapman, Joseph
92 Dills, Abraham
204 Duncan, John
213 Duncan, David
212 Graysburg, Joseph
143 Glentsworth Jairfei
Griscomb, Samuel
Gnscomb, Samuel
Griscomb, Samuel
part
16
90
427
353
39S
200
190
334
341
300
22S
10
75
25
246 130
400 30
80
84
62
70
18
403 99
438 78
403 97
403 134
403 97
410
475
325
403 97
S57 120
401 123
205
300 62
426 114
116 47
200
403 61
401 50
415 10
405 10
43S 103
415 119
411 101
427 113
j 191 Hemlet, Jacob
193 Holhnshead, James
96 Ilouser, Henry
231 Horn, Abraham
233 Hagle, Peter
235 Harvey, Joseph
242 Harvey, Samuel
247 Harrey, Mary
Humphries, laao
195 Jones, John jr.
189 Kuntz, Daniel
169 Lock wood, Jatne
111 Lee, Thom'aa
229 Levering, Nathan
1GG Musbaek, Frederick
Murry, r rancis
193 Merideth, Mary
1S9 Merideth, Nancy
204 Montague, Eliza
206 Montague, Joseph
207 Murdock, John
209 McGee, Peter
217 .Moore, Patrick
22G McKeel, Thorn as
McColIaugh, Susannah
143 McCol laugh, John
207 Montague, Abraham
193 Nnngesscr, Peter
Nungesser, George.
179 Patterson, Alexander
180 Patterson, John
185 Patterson, James
183 Patterson, William
190 Patterson, Robert
194 Patterson, Jicct
227 Pratt, Henry
223 Polk, Robert
157 Ran.sb.fry, John
159 Rakestraw, Joseph
107 Raub, William
187 Rick, Charles
192 Ree'uer,1 Absalom
221 Reese, Jane
222 Reese, Daniel
224 Reese, Sarah
224 Ross, Darrd
201 Shoemaker, Daniel
Shuke, John
173 Schneider, Jobn
155 Sidraan, Isaa
17G Summers, Georg'
176 Spencer, Joseph
177 Smith, Robert
1S4 Shook, John
112 Smith, Pratt
219 Swart wood, Moses
230 Sprout,-William
232 Shaw, Richard
230 Starruan, Frederick
14G Taylor, John M.
232 Trail, Robert '
214 Taggart, John
215 Taylor, James
Teel, Leonard
Teel, John
1G5 Vandermark, James
203 Vantilburv, Rickard
190 Vandermark, Jacob or Jas. 3C0
23G Vanuxen, James 433
1S5 Walker, Emanuel 403
20S Wood, Thomas 423
209 Ward, Hannah 411
Wheeler, Daniel or David 415
Wellington, Richard 50
Ward, Joseph 411
Yohe, Adam 400
CIIESTNUTJIILL.
Rower, Dillman 236
Shupp, Peter 440
ELDRED.
Craig, John
Ileflley. Peter
Ilempfield, Joseph
Jlower, John
Ilower, Nicholas
Levers, Isaac
Weaver, John
HAMILTON.
Vanorman, Samuel 100
Claywtll, Sidney . 140
JACKSON:
Barnet, John
Rail, Margaret (art)
Delong, John
(.winner, Frederick
Kromer, William
Raub, William
Sitgreaves, Samuel
Tyson, Joseph
CO
80
10
415
411
415
430
410
100
100
419 3
250
403 97
335 103
421 40
323 43
401 114
413
405
75
407 127
440 80
483 70
439 118
403 8
403 97
200 150
400 15
400 150
401 88
220 120
204 70
405 33
432 12
318 140
206 15G
403 93
407 127
400
405 131
399 122
399 122
399
399
199
409
53
10
70
95
13
57
10
125
173
178
126
103
175
150 100
150 .
116 id
250
47 5
415
80 103
435
31 01
23 72
31 01
SO 86
46 52
31 16
5 70
37 01
45 60
40 11
22 80
7 82
24 64
32 33
.6 G2
15 20
30 61
45 69
47 27
47 27
29 71
47 27
46 SI
48 64
30 78
62 94
45 CO
16 32
7 60
11 32
11 32
15 90
23 92
23 28
45 23
56 02
37 39
7 60
31 39
15 20
5 70
30 94
33 44
49 93
33 36
46 59
31 01
15 20
15 20
22 80
22 80
13 C
n 40
15 42
49 20
24 18
11 40
46 53
40 99
23 50
30 8G
60 66
60 68
91 12
91 12
8 53
47 27
34 20
33 30
42
32 54
31 25
45 CO
4 56
31 25
19 00
12 9G
14 40
7r
4 20
6 29
6 29
4 20
13 44
6 29
3 12
1 95
31 19
4 IS
8 64
1S5G
35
30 9
5 9
32 42
MIDDLE SMITHFIELD.
223 Heaton, Josepli
303 Kohie, George
295 Lockhdft, John 170 70
Lewis, La ban 100
133 More, Patrick 301
122 Murray, Sarah 225
235 Murray, John 402
323 Murray, William 222
210 Ncthcrmark, Lucai 305 20
205 Smith, Jonathan 347 24
392 Smith, Elizabeth 893
251 Tvscn, David 437
312 Utt, Jacob 410 60
343 Vangordan, Gearhari 421 111
313 Vancampen, Rachael 404 111
21 Wills. William 343 72
311 Woolbert, Johnathan 4lf.
3D7 Wh'rteman, Jacob 313
Jackson, A. Reaves 313
Crook. William 100
West, William 380
Coolbaugh, A. C. 200
COOLBAUGII.
66
20
755
8 45
6 90
J7 25
2 70
3 43
, M
45o
4 20
90
91
3 03
6 9ij
2 95
13 94
48
06
1 38
147 Able, John
183 Arndt, Jacob
189 Arnold, John
1G2 Barnes, Jonathan
174 Baker, Jacob
177 Bush, John Sr.
237 Arnold, Tho?6a
179 Bush, James
193 Bell, Joseph
187 Bell, William
192 Bush, Thomas
191 Bush, John Jr.
191 Brown. Daniel
193 Biles, Henry
195 Brown, John
193 Brutzman. John
21 G lirown, William
239 Burrows, Henry
235 Bell, William"
239 Burrows, StcpheA'
184 Cochran, John
197 Carsan, Abraham
210 Craig, John
400
40S
403
97
97
440 120
260 143
400 52
220 120
398 17
405
400
400
408
403
403
408
200
403"
403
200
400
12
200
433
53
99
61
62
97
97
97
9a
109
93
30
96
98
80
224 Coliday, Joseph or John 202 I4t)
'2A( Cameron. William 404 35
200 Crook, William
193 Depue, Aaron
210 Dutiielch John
202 Depue, Samuel
213 Depue, Daniel
218 Depue, Polly
200 Depue. Nicholas
225 Frazer, Nellrra
Frey, Joseph
1S7 Fox, Samuel
119 Gibb, Elizabeth.
Gentle, James
175 Gibbs, Elizabeth
205 Guiltner, Francis
232 Guiltner, Tobias
Gibbons, Isaac
163 Hester, John
168 Howe, Samuel
178 Hendricks, Isaac
180 Hendricks, Jacob
190 Hood, IJpqab
100
403
415
408
432
432
403
80
20
204 20
250 160
206 40
415
412
100
215
225
404
10
72
15
a
417 121
403 61
4 5
6 30
22 25
25 06
12 60
12 17
14 67
14 90
4 64
3 58
34
2 56
1 58
12 65
25 20
10 71
4 74
7 GO
14 19
25 29
13 86
10 27
14 80
24 76
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
15 12
6 30
9 82
5 31
2 56
6 46
2 80
15 20
15 38
15 30
16 72
II 71
45 60'
16 72
45 45
46 14
45 60
30 40
22 80
22 80
46 52
31 02
7 60
46 52
30 62
30 40
3a 40
1 14
15 20
32 90
15 35
30 70
7 CO
46 52
47 26
31 03
32 83
49 26
31 13
15 14
3 04
228
7 60
9 60
15 66
31 56
46 99
7 60
15 66
12 78
22 80
22 80
46 90
13
82
50
57 Barclay, James 430 80
62 Houston, Richard 151
333 How, Bowdewine 100
47 Kirkendall. Samuel 300
194 Louis, Richard 236
191 Ogden, Annie 100
67 Parker, William 153
Arch, McCall , .. 55
Ruiine, Spencer Mary 200
West, W'illiam 380
PRICE.
87 Bowlinger, Frederick 195
315 Brodhead, Samuel 360
179 Chapman, Joseph 200
323 Heaton, Joseph lrc
SG Marian. Samuel 418
317 Smith, Rachael 374
338 Wright, Robert 228 120
318 Wilkinson, Joseph OI
G7 Parker, William 100
322 Place, James 390
210 MeGaw, Michael 104 4
PARADISE
120- Barfett, William ' 334 150
129 Cress, Peter 124 124
115 Depue, Cornelious' 111
193; Glentworf h, James 75
123 Gibbons, Isaac 200
74 Nicholas, William 400
Shannon, Theophilas 394
83 Dills, Isaac 300
POCONO.
( winner, Frederick
Kerr, John
Commons, Daniel
Hays, Samuel
Johnson,- James
Walker, John
Walker, Robert
Levers, Christopher
STROUD.
147
200
300
250
375
35
35
315
60
49
40
Brodhead, Garrett
SMITHFIELD.
Bamhill, John 100
TOBYHANNA :
Albeftson, Garrett
Albertson, Garrett
A How ay. William
Bohser, Peter
Berry, John
Blikelcy, John
Blackwell, Daniel
Beohm & Shimer
Blackwell, Robert
Beck, Frederick
Brodhead,-Samuel
Berry, Simon
Brodhead, Luke
Cox, Jacob
Co'x, Jonathan
Ca'laday, Jacob'
Cox, Joseph
Cox, Mary
Cox, Rebeccas
Coi, William
Conrad, Deborah
Dyer, Josiah
Dyer, Sarah
Davis, Benjamin
Ertgler, Jacob
Fish, John
Frazer, Nelbtb'
Frey, Jost ph
Fishy William
Gentler; James
Gilruore, Robert
Gill, John
Howell, Samuel
Hartman, Thomaa
Bart, Joseph
4 SO
3 90
4 80
10 80
5 53
2 40
7 20
72
4 80
9 12
11 03
7 19
7 50
4 77
15 66
14 09
8 49
1 86
5 C3
14 36
3 92
11 99
4 57
4 13
2 77
7 40
9 01
28 95
16 35
7 20
3 80
21 60
9 C9
7 50
84
84
1 46
1 83
5 60
Hartuog, Elizabeth
Hazelwood, John
Harvey, Mary
Hunt, Pierson
Harvey, Samuel
Irwin, Robert
Jackson, Abraham Reaves 25
Lane, William
Lyons, Peter
Long, Rebecca
Lane, Mary
Pryon. Norton,
Rees, Daniel
Rodgers, Jamcfl
Reeder, Andrew if.
Shoemaker, Samuel
Sidman, Isaac
Steward, James
Sharpies, John
Serman, Is.iaC
Stewart, Charles
Shaw, Richard
Shaw. George
Tench, Francis
Taylor, Elizabeth
Thomas, Joseph
"Wild, Adam
Welling, Richard
TUNKHANNOCK.
Able, Jacob
Barnett, William
Barnett, John
Caldwell, David
Cox, Joseph
Cox, Benjamin
Cox, Jonathan
Cramer, John
Caldwell, Daniel
Durham, Edward
Kline, Conrad
Ehrie, Conrad
Elms, George
Eyerly, Jacob
Eyerly, Jacob
Evans, David
Ehrie. Conrad
Horsefield A McCarty
Harman, Thomas
Hartung, J. D.
Hartman, Thomas
Lesher, George
Purely, William
Paschal, Thomas
Roan, James
Rces, Derrick
S.iylor, David
Slice, John
Starrier, Henry
Sitgreaves, Samuel
Shaw, Richard
Stewart, James
Taylor, Amos
Towns, Charles
WriIson, William
Williams, John
Waters, Nathaniel
Wildman, John
Jackson, A. Reaves &
LINFORD MARSH, Treasurer.
Treasurers ofiice Stroudsburg, Pa. 1
March 23, 1870
431 31 C7 49
S9 5 S4 83
75 10 9 00
50 8 80
413 120 52 80
433 120 17 GO
i 25 4 40
433 70 14 40
424 82 17 CO
162 23 51
438 129 18 82
401 17 65
400 8 80
411 8 80
820 26 40
210 23 29
440 33 00
400 80 8 82
190 111 17 60
S71 100 23 SO
200 17 60
S13 26 40
60 4 40
422 120 37 11
150 4 50
400 35 20
136 8 80
300 26 40
405 115 12 30
407 87 12 30
365 15 7 21
400 12 14
203 6 93
439 S7 02
233 SO 6 96
S33 59 12 30
403 120 5 99
400 40 16 40
375 40 30 74
377 30 83
433 43 35 22
403 50 12 30
400 90 23 40
200 4 10
401 40 12 30
76 8 20
401 23 10 24
400 32 20
275 11 4 80
275 8 20
405 150 21 50
400 11 23 70
401 11 80
100 12 30
415 4 8 42
403 39 16 40
439 80 23 87
200 13 83
399 50 28 40
400 80 12 30
193 135 22 49
401 4 12 30
222 64 28 70
33S 10 16 40
410 31 27 40
300 15 54
. 133 101 11 47
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
4iiliiiP
$000 REWARD !
FROM STB0UDSBURG,
227 21 29 94
170 154 14 86
437 107 25 29
200 35 20
82 21 64
434 25 29
200 4 41
307 103 26 91
391 120 17 76
439 50 67 57
304 4S 79
422 19 17 80
419 59 64 41
225 6 25
200 6 54
313 27 58
203 8 80
163 14 21
440 119 43 80
350 61 50
250 40 37
404 25 89
200 12a 29 87
343 108 3D 11
50 8 80
403 114 26 40
20a 17 60
320 120 14 04
365 64 19
150 6 58
407 18 33
402 18 29
433 59 17 60
438 10 38 63
395 8 80
A tall-complexioned YOUNG MAN, aged
5 ft. 6 in., height 150 lbs- Had on, when last
seen two pairs of swallow-tailed sealskin
trousers, fashionable mutton cutlet waiscoat,
with delirium trimmings; .double-barrelled
frock coat, with horse collar and sausage
lining; patient leather-bottom top shoes, laced
up at the sole, and buttoned inside.
He is deaf and dumb of one eye and hard
of hearing with the other, with a slight squint
in his eve teeth ; stools very up right with a
oud impediment in his loot, chignon on up
per lip with whiskers bifien off" short inside;
mouth like a torn iocket ; hair of a deep scarlet
blue and parted from ear to yonder; Calves of
egs rising 4 years, to be sold cheap on ac
count of the dearness of milk ; very liberal
with other peoples money, and well known to
a good templar, having been eleventeen years
a member of the I. O. G. T. (I Often Get
Tight Society).
Any one who knows of his whereabouts will
please report at the
Empire Clothing Store,
where he will find the
LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT
or
Men and Boy's Clothing1,-
Hats and Caps;
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Valices &c. &c.
kept in this vicinity, and which we will sell
L6WEST PANIC? PRICE S!
If you want to save money don't fail to ex
amine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
If yon want GOOD GOODS at low prices,
there is no place in Monroe County to com
pete with the EMPIRE CLOTHING STORE.
Our new stock is complete in every particu
lar. Please call a;nd examine for yourselves.
SIMON FRIED,
. . at Empire Clotuixo Store,
Stroudsburg, March 23, 1S76. tf.
NOTICE;
In the District Court of the United States for
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
In the matter of SAMUEL S. GOWER,
Bankrupt.
A meeting of creditors will be held on the
30th day of March, 1S7(5, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
before W m. E. Doster: Lsor , Register, at Beth
lehem. Northampton county. Pa., upon the
petition of the said bankrupt for his discharge,
and a further hearing unon said petition will
be held on Wednesday, the 12th day of April,
A. D. 1876, berore the said Court, at I'lulaUel
phia, at 10 o'clock a. m., when and where al
creditors and other persons in interest may
anneaf and show cause if any they have, why
the prayer of the said petition should be
granted.
March 16-3t. W. E. DOSTEB, Regbter,
Decker's Column I
Oid Kriss Eingle
After going around Monroe coTznlj, croep
ing slyly dovrn the chimneys on Christmas
and New Year's and filling the stockingM
ot the little urchins, make them and their
Mammas dance for joy," has gone back
ajraio to his Cottage in the mountains of
"Paradise" Where he keeps his good things,
there to stay until next Christmas :
BUT DECKER
OF TEE
Wonderful Cheap
AUCTION STORE
IS STILL AROUND TO PUT
THE DOLLARS INTd
THE POCKETS OF
HIS CUSTOMERS.
Ho wants to SELL ofiF all his
Goods, from the finest French
MerinOi down to the last Shoe-"
StriDg.
He wants to SELL every jard of Calico,
every yard of Dress Goods, every yard of
Muslin, every yard of Flannel j every yard of
Beaver Cloth, every yard of Cassimer and
Satinctt, and every Boot & Shoe, every
Coatj Pants & Vest; and every Hat & Cap.
In fact he wants to sell every thinpr he
has now in the Store, so that he may fill it
up early in the Spring with the cheapest
and most beautiful Goods ever sold in
Stroudsburg.
We Will Sell off at Auotioxi
Prices,
Commencing at S o'clock in the morning
and close at the same time in the evening,
at the following
Smash Down Auction Prices
Best Shoe-Strihgs, 5cts dozen.
Best iNcedles, 5cts a paper.
Pins all sizes, 5cts a paper.
12 Dozen Shirt Buttons, all for 5cts.
Ladies' made Callars, 2 arid 3cts.
Men's heavy mixt J Hose,' only lOcU.
Children's & Misses Fancy Hose, 8 and
12cts.
Ladies' Fancy Hose, only 20cts.
Ladies' Merino Hose, only 15cta.
Splendid Calicoes, 6 and 7cts.
Fine Muslin!., 1 yd. wide; S and lOcta;
Beautiful Alpaca Lustres, only 20cts.
Black Alpacas, only 25cts.
Plaid Dress Good?, Only 12$cts.
Fine Delains, only loets.
Very fine French Merinoes, 76 to
Bedtick and Denims, 12 to 15cts.
Very fine Wool Flanels, 20 to 25cti.
Heavy Cotton Flannel, only 9cts.
Heavy fine Rose Blankets, only $3.00
to S4.00 a pair.
Fine Black Beaver Cloth, ciily $2.00 a
yard.
Black, Blue & Gold mixed, Cloaking
Cloth, 75cts upward.
Ladies' Sacks, ready made only SI. 00.
Good heavy Cassimcrs, only 50 to 75ct.
Kentucky Jean, only lScti.
Cotton Bats (good) only i-ltts.
Cotton Carpet Warp (fine) 2Scts.
Men's Boots, (fine & heavy) $3.00 to
$3.73 a pair.
Youths' & Boy's Kip Boots, only 61.25
to $1.75.
Ladies' fine Laced Shoes, only $1.50 to
$2.00.
Ladies' fine Button Shoes, $2.50 to
Ladies' & Misses Rubbers, only 50cts
Men's Rubber Boots, $3.15, Shoes 75ct3K
Men's Coats $3.50, Pants "2.50, Vest
$1.25.
Boy's whole Cassimer Suits, $4.00 to
$G.00.
Men's Cassimer Suits, $3 to-$10.
Mcu's Black Broadcloth Suits, $12 to
$1G. Men's Soft fashionable Hats $1.25 to
$1.75.
Boy's Soft nats, SO to OOcts.
Ladies' Velvet Hats Trimmed, $1.50 to
$2.00.
Ladies' & Children's Fars, nearly as
possible half price.
Besides lots of things too numerous to
mention here. Now we are bound to sell
these Goods at these Auction prices every
day and night during the winter. The pa&fc
year has been a hard one, and money scarce
but thanks to our customers it has been, a.
busy year with us, for we have sold naoro
roods the past year than any year previous,
since we have been doing business in
Stroudsburg, and we trust that in. the year
to come we shall make goods of all descrip
tion so cheap that our customers and sales
will be largely increased.
DECKER & CO. '
4 doors below the Post-Office,
Strcudsburg, Pa
April 15, 1875,-17.
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